This Is How I Stop Badly Behaved Dogs - AMAZING Transformation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2023
- Having a badly behaved dog can be really challenging and knowing how to train them can be overwhelming but when this Boxer came in for an intensive day of training I was able get help them straight away showing that with some simple steps you can have the perfectly behaved dog.
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I'm so happy to see a boxer used as an example. My favourite dog, they are everything rolled into one beautiful bouncy pup 🐶
My experience with boxers (other ppl’s dogs, neighbours and family relatives) they are amusing dogs!! Not sure how to explain, they just have something about them that I LOVE. 😊
P.s. my uncle’s boxer was not even formally trained but she was SUCH. Good girl. She was beautiful!!
@melphillips1608 they are amazing, aren't they. We had two growing up. The first was so soft, calm, and docile, and then the second was just like Tigger, but with adhd😂
She makes me want one in the future 😊Boxers are beautiful but after seeing her on this, I am so impressed. She seems like a wonderful dog. Intelligent, personality, athletic, loving, and beautiful.
@evalisabowers8898 boxers are everything rolled into one dog. Think tigger off winnie the pooh, but he's also a huge snuggle bug and will have your back no matter what... with extra drool and kisses 🤣 they are the class clown of the dog world
She is a very confident dog. Most dogs would not jump and do obstacles for the first time through, the way she did. My dog pulls and walks on her back legs, no amount of correction works, she is so hyper focused
Sounds like you should keep trying. 99.99999% of behaviour issues can be corrected using positive reinforcement AND correction. If you haven't had success, it just means you still need practice. Keep working 😁.
Hey man, i'm a brazilian working on dog training, and i must tell you that you are helping me a lot and i am thankful for your videos, you are a very good teacher.
Thank you Sir. Because you your videos. I have a happier BIG puppy. Your not just training your dog, Your training yourself. Its all about respect.
She is amazing! I know that you are a rockstar of a dog trainer but wow she caught on so fast! Beautiful dog
Will, as always, so beautifully executed. Your ability to communicate what needs to be done, and why & how to do it is wonderful. If we keep working at it, following your spot on guidance, all of us can have the brilliant relationships we want with our dogs. You have a great gift that so many dogs & humans can benefit from, thank you so much for sharing & educating!
Lol Will, do you want to come to Canada ? ;) and train the human here ? You’re awesome!! 🎉
I really like your style. This really works with my pup.
Thanks so much for these videos, Will! Working on getting my doggo's walking to where it should be. Unfortunately, he's significantly better for me than my partner, which makes it tough.
Vid is great as usual, really helping with heel working but I do wonder how do I train it with smaller dog? I can't use slip collar with a yorkie, and it feels like harness is not as effective
Gidday from Australia Love your work. Been trying it with my Cocker spaniel. She still pulls like a train but I just keep trying. Hopefully it will sink in eventually 😊
Excellent video.
Love it
Thank you
what kind of collar are you using for this video i can see the thicker orange one but not sure if thats what the leash is hooked onto
Same question - can’t tell what he’s using!
This video is amazing! We are fostering a boxer cross who does this exact same behavior!! My question is, she has had airway surgery and suffers from tracheal dilation and has had BOAS surgery 8 weeks ago. Is a slip lead still suitable if used correctly?
@willathertoncaninetraining at what age do you recommend the pinch collar?? I have a boxer puppy that is doing well on the leash but I can see in the future that the pinch collar will be needed
Will, where r u located? Could u tell me what u r using for a collar?? Is there a video for a rescue (boxer) that is fearful and growls at everyone?? Thx Linda
I am working on trainingan Autralian Kelpie and an Am Staff we just adopted, neither who had any training from previous pet parents. May I ask the name of that collar you worked with?
Would you use different training if the behavior is aggression based instead of playful based? Seems the desired outcome, attention on the owner, is the same, so the training would be too, right?
What lead is that? I have the fenrir slip lead. Would that work?
Our dogs are small. Lead pulling will not be good on their neck. Can I still do this with a harness?
I have a question. I am using a gentle leader on my 1.5 y/o pit mix and he is a very eager boy. You mentioned the stages of teaching to walk on a loose leash and that the first stage should not last long, but I feel like I correct, get him walking next to me, re-enforce, then he back slides and starts to get ahead of me again. I correct, he's with me again, re-enforce, then about 5 seconds later he's distracted and getting ahead of me again. We walk everyday for about 30 minutes for the past 5 months and this is still a struggle. When do I get to stop walking in circles? Am I pushing him too hard? Should I shorten our training sessions? If I do that, how do I exercise him without undoing our training?
I have a 10 month old Akita chow chow mix and he is giving me a hard time with walking yesterday after training classes walking out of the place i face planted it on the cement but he didn't run away i have 3 other bigger dogs but they don't pull and are not as strong and he is not very big but strong
What age do you recommend starting on the prong collar for a Cane Corso? We pick our puppy up this weekend.
Find trainer . Trainer will help you from the start so you avoid making mistakes that hard to fix later .. If you start correctly most likely you will not need prong collar. If you need one trainer will tell you. My Corso is 3 .
I think my 8 month old GSD identifies as a 3 month old boxer.... are you using a spike/prong collar?
not really about this video for you have done what I love to see, a companion trained with out treats. I have a herding bread of an Aussie Shepard/Cattle mix. She is doing good on the lead and working on a fail proof recall. Here is my question, how do you get a dog that buries treats and is not interested in objects to get the triple reward for them? Thank you for all the insights that you may have for me. Please keep putting out the videos for all of my fur babies are learning things with every one.
I have a retriever who just won't engage with me on walks, the slip lead helps with direction changes but he won't look at me and continues to do his own thing, for recall he waits to be called back on the long line buts once he's off lead he's gone, he is just not interested in engaging with me
Looks bit like my boxador. Perfectly heels and everything, untill he sees another dog. I tried training this by quick snap on the leash etc doesnt work. Most of time he just starts laying down. Wont move untill the other dog is gone, or the owner is stupid enough to come to me. Even though they see me trying to pull and lure him away. And ignore the other dog.
Are you still able to do these tactics with no help from anybody else? I’m trying to train my dog, he still have a hard time with staying by my side and not drifting off.
try going near a dog park or other areas of distraction, if it's too much stimulation move out further. high value treats are also super handy
@@olivialee5631 ok can I use an E-collar as well or no
Sounds like an opportunity to make a quick friend at the dog park, or you could try walking in a nearby town or path where people frequent. I watch lots of german shepherd owners training their puppies as I pass by.
Cold tiger 34
Im having a hard time understanding why my dog bites at me when I get excited! He's only 15 months old and I get puppy bites, but he's the only dog I ever seen bite when I get excited...LOL
@@oskar6891 oh LOL!
Teach the let go and grab command. Will be easier to learn them stop biting. You can say letgo and reward every second he doesn't bite when he was tryin
Cold elk 61
Could you please share your email or any form of communication channel? I really need help and cannot possibly approach you going there as I live in India. Please help.
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Clever jet 83
I have to laugh cause my boston would just choke himself out in that first exercise before he even learned to engage. Choke collars for him are just nooses /_\ what else can I use that can still get that kind of attention? Treats work only when the treat is there. Even there after 5 mins of feeding he loses interest.. Diminishing returns and all that
But what if she's super interested in sniffing everything, not being naughty or agressive but major pulling to sniff every single thing and food incentives and praise do nothing outside the house? Also stopping everytime she pulls does nothing either? 😕
You can't trust the web lmao..I my parents raised dogs and most of my photos were in a playpen with puppies. Most dogs in situations that are shown like this the dog will listen to a stranger without the owner. I have a GSD I have had him since he was 10 weeks old and now he is over 2 yrs now. Very smart listens to all my commands inside. Outside I am invisible and he becomes deaf. Dogs joggers bike rides omg. Took him to some GSD trainers and they were scared of him. So I am bewildered and I want one of these online so called trainers to prove they actually are worth a grain of salt and foolish people who subscribe to their trickery. I would be the biggest advocate. But my challenge has never been accepted lol.. think we know why. Wink
....just pick up the phone and book a training session. You're not getting a free lesson 😂 .
@@CP_SplitTheDefenseexactly this. The entitlement reeks!
@@lp9476 💯
Dog trainers are not miracle workers. They are showing methods and tips. For free on you tube.
You have to put in the many hours over many months repeating training methods to achieve results. It continues for the life of your dog.
Use a water pistol for bad behaviour in the house works so good my pup started behaving instantly