THE MOST IMPORTANT DOG TRAINING ADVICE YOU NEED TO SEE!
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- Training your dog to listen to you no matter what! Tom Davis works with his dog Lakota demonstrating how to handle your dog under any circumstances.
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I'm in the UK would you recommend will at Fenrir?
I know he mentioned Will during one of his videos! He said “as my friend Will always says, Leadership is love” which is definitely Will from Fenrir.
How do you get your dog to pay such attention to you?? I have a 10 month olD 100LB GSD. He's very obedient, but I'd love for him to pay attention as yours does.
Your videos changed the rest of the life of my Black German Shepherd, Kylo.
6 weeks ago he got ahold of mine & my wife’s Yorkie (one of the 3 we had) and we strongly considered having him put down, but ultimately decided that couldn’t bare the thought of it. So instead, I promised my wife I would find the information & start to train him so that we could help gain more control over situations where he would become reactive. I found your videos and got to work the next day with leash training & the herm springer collar… to less than ideal results. Finally on day 3, our relationship clicked into place and it was like a miracle happened. He wasn’t scared or intimidated; he wasn’t reactive or pulling away from me constantly, or running inside to hide from me.. instead he listened, gave the proper response and was promptly rewarded with minutes of belly rubs at a time to let him know how happy and proud I was. And most of all, HE was happy about it. He was so excited every day to get outside and put on his new collar and walk around the yard with me. Eventually the street followed, then the block. Then with practice, we got him to stop reacting poorly to strangers in the house and strange dogs outside. In fact, he started looking at me all on his own when he got anxious instead, so that I could give him a task & he would complete it with a big beautiful doggie smile & wagging tail. I’ve never seen my big boy so happy and receptive in the face of so much change.. it makes me so proud.
Unfortunately, just a few days ago on the 27th, we went outside to go potty after church like normal. All of his body language was the same, eating/drinking habits, everything was normal as can be. We played in the yard for a few minutes after he went to the bathroom & then when I went to call him over to the door to go inside… he arrived in front of me ready to sit and wait for the door and had a heart attack right there. I tried everything to help him but I was too late so I just held him while he looked in my eyes, terrified.. and I’ve been a mess ever since. He was only 6.
BUT…. Not to derail any further,
I just want to thank you for your content and what you do. I was so excited to keep working with him because for the first time I was able to develop our relationship together and I learned how to treat him like a dog, the way he wants to be treated. And seeing him start to become so well behaved AND retain his childlike, goofy personality… it is something that I will always keep close to my heart. I love & miss him so much, and because of you and your channel I was able to give him the best last 6 weeks of his life and make him feel as fulfilled as he made me. Thank you so much… it really really did change my life and the life of my sweet boy & I will be a lifetime subscriber of yours because of it
Can you please tell us what kind of dog Lacota is? Thanks
I loved the part about SBK working around the gate. It prooves that not all dogs are robots or perfect :) but it shows that you are never 'done' training. It's forever, and theres always more to improve on
That's right!
Watching Lakota teach everyone is so motivating for stepping up my own dogs training
Yes! Breaking training into steps and seeing the light come on in your dog is amazing. I’ve been training our rescue pup for almost a month and every time he learns something new it’s so rewarding. Thanks for the content. Lakota is an amazing dog.
SO HAPPY YOU LIKED IT!
I taught my 8 week old lab to not run out an open door. I spent hours hanging out at the front door knocking on it, touching the handle, turning the handle, cracking the door open and shutting it, opening it for short periods of time, finally I could put her in a stay and leave the door open and then I could open a door and have an implied stay that just because I opened the door doesn’t mean you get to go through it. My husband is the type of person that mainly hung out with the puppy in the backyard with her older brother to play and that was sufficient exercise for her. One day he decided that he was going to walk her. She was probably 12 weeks old at this time. He called me at work to ask “how do you get this stupid dog to go out the door” 🤣🤣🤣 My release word is OK. “Well that’s dumb” He might think that’s dumb but he’s pretty happy she doesn’t run out the door. 🤷♀️ And yes, I have no idea how he didn’t notice me working on that for so long. Lol!!! Clueless. 🙃
Another AHA moment! Incremental baby steps!! Reading the comments-I, like so many others, jump from
A to F. Thank you so much, Tom! I’ve wondered why both my dog and I become frustrated when practicing a new command/behavior and this is it! Absolutely GREAT lesson today- a big thank you to you and Lakota!
Yes. I have a small dog. A Coton. But I think I try to go from A to C. The dog won’t be ready and then the dog will not do it and I will be frustrated because he didn’t do it. I am trying to get him to stop barking and jumping like an idiot when my son picks his dog up (he comes here while my son is at work). So I need to practice down and stay. I need to extend the time and the distance before I can introduce the “huge distraction” of my son opening the door and coming in. That might be “Z” for my dog as he’s been acting crazy for years! Just because my dog can do a down stay when it’s quiet and nothing is happening - that might be C. It’s not Z.
I love watching Lakota! There was a video (not this one) where someone asked, "how do you turn her off" and Tom said something like, "She can't be turned off. This is how she is all day everyday". Always set your dog up for success!! Great video!!! Now I just need my dog to be as focused as Lakota.
Hello there👋👋, how are you doing today?hope you are having a good day? God bless you!!!❤️
Can't wait to see the full length video in the NBD Army!! ❤
I like how you break down small parts when going out the door. With five Siberian huskies they want to rush out the door, this will help me to prevent that until I give command to go.
Could you possibly do an all you should know puppy training video? Something along the lines of starting out training at 8-10 weeks and what material you would start with? Thanks!
Love watching her work! She’s such a sharp girl!
I'm in the group who tends to forget to break training down into smaller steps. I wish I wasn't disabled so I could do more training at a time rather than a 5-10 minute session once or maybe twice a day. This video was a great reminder to me that I need to break down the training steps and I appreciate it!
I know this is an old comment but I thought you might be happy to know that four 15min training sessions throughout the day is WAY better than one 1hr training session a day.
I love Lakota she is amazing 👏 for my next dog I really want an all black Dutch shepherd ❤❤
They're a lot of work!
I found the proofing concept helpful because my dog will often do what I ask, like stay for example, until I move or turn my back. Now I know to work on the command and change my body position to ensure she knows to hold that stay.
Use mirrors or reflections in windows to watch the dog while you are not facing it to correct him as soon as the dog moves.
I think this is the most useful video about training that I've seen, it breaks it down so well!
I agree! This is why we had to upload it!
IMO this is the most important dog training advice out there, and it was presented so well. I don't have a dog but I train my cats and breaking down the steps and working incrementally is absolutely fundamentally important for them to understand what they need to do.
Thanks so much, I agree.
@@tomdavisofficial Thanks so much for your videos, your approach to training has made me so much more patient, and my cats are so much more responsive and excited for training. They know the phrase 'wanna do some training?' now and get all bouncy over it.
@@TC-ep5hy I'm trying to train my cats, do you use the same methods as with dog training?
I assume you don't use positive punishment or negative reinforcement as much with them, as I imagine that would scare them too much.
@@inkwhiskers9948 I'm very lucky that my cats are extremely food motivated so I tend to use treats and very short targeted training sessions. Some behaviours they pick up on right away, others have taken weeks to see even a tiny bit of success. I think they have a much lower frustration tolerance than dogs do... if my boys aren't getting something they tend to give up or get distracted easily. I break things down as much as possible for them and go extremely slowly, in several sessions a day. Like permanently training a puppy, lol.
Right now with Thor (8 year old male cat) we're working on a release cue before he's allowed to eat. He's known 'sit' for ages so I get him to sit, and then broke all the steps down into micro-steps. So first we worked on me being able to move at all without him lunging from the sit. Then on me being able to bend down. Then on me being able to put the bowl on the floor. Then on me being able to let go of the bowl. If at any time during any of these steps he left the sit, I picked up the bowl and stood up, and got him to sit again. Some of these steps we spent weeks on, he's getting older and had no patience whatsoever (he's a little spoiled ngl). But right now he can manage 8 seconds and waits for my release cue before he gets up from the sit, so we're making progress.
This took... maybe 3 weeks and we had some backslides because I only trained this twice a day using his wet food, but we were also working on him taking treats nicely from my hand (worst case of sharkmouth ever lol). That's a lot better too, but again it helps that he's so food-motivated.
Honestly it's a LOT like training a puppy, very low attention span and may not always easily understand what you want, so you have to be very clear. Tons of short training sessions, use food as much as possible, etc. There's a lot of clicker training out there that works w cats quite well, I tend to use a marker word bc I don't always have a clicker around, but the same basic principles that work on dogs/puppies seem to work well on cats.
@@TC-ep5hy okay! I trained my sister's cat to go in his crate for bed just like you would a puppy. Because I train dogs I just automatically used the same methods.
I wasn't trying very hard however because I wasn't sure I was doing the right thing, but I'll keep going with marker training my tortoiseshell and we'll see how far we can get!
Takes work to train your dog. It's work. Exactly what he said. It's work. Commitment.
I love seeing these tips! My boss (dog trainer here!) Can literally tell me the same thing (he has, and vice versa) and it won't click, until I hear it in other words and then I go "...OH THATS WHAT TOM MEANT JUST DIFFERENT TERMINOLOGY" or "OH my god.. that's what my boss told me" foundations are SO SO important guys, compartmentalizing each command is so helpful!
More Lakota content! What an amazing pup, I want to steal her! 😂
I could literally watch you work with Lakota forever. Absolutely awesome to see such engagement. This is my goal with my Malinois!
Hello there👋👋, how are you doing today?hope you are having a good day? God bless you!!!❤️
You’ve hit on being incremental in other vids, but you really brought it home in this one! Teaching incremental steps in an incremental way. Perfect!
Brilliant! Thank you 🙏🏻 💙🐶🐾
EVERYTHING makes sense. Thank you!
Hello there👋👋, how are you doing today?hope you are having a good day? God bless you!!!❤️
Tom & Lakota - goals! 🔥❤️
Thank you for all of these videos, I am trying to help my reactive dog (and myself mostly) because we’ve been turned away by all trainers (and vets) so far. 😢
Wow. I just had a lightbulb moment here. My newest rescue pitty is doing ok.. But now I think I’m jumping too many incremental steps with basic obedience. He does great when it’s low distraction, but still forgets his manners when he’s outside and there’s so much going on. Back to basics in the house! Many thanks to you, Lakota and the people and dogs that so generously allow us all to learn!
I reccomend your videos to every single person I come across asking for advice on reactive dogs. It's too bad most of them probably don't listen!! You saved my life from being hell. Thank you man.
The big picture “why” of obedience is super helpful to hear!
love how you made it so clear to everyone to start off small and build your way up even explaining the smallest steps and how to do it. Please keep up the good work in explaining even the smallest steps because you see so many dog owners/handlers fail in not doing these real little small stuff. Thank you :)
Tom, I have no clue about instagram? I’m showing my age🤪
Enjoy watching your TH-cam videos, then I’m out doing chores or working with my critters…not big on the electronic programs …great job, I’m glad you’re helping so many!!!
Absolutely fabulous watching you work with Ladoda as you explain. Makes so much sense watching your words in actions.
Thanks so muc!
Very helpful advice. I always learn a lot from your vids. 💪🏼🐺
Tom is an amazing trainer and teacher. I have a personal protection GSD who is dog aggressive and I have learned so much and feel much more comfortable walking him around other dogs. I wish I had done this sooner.
Great advice!, training in steps to reach the goal
You got it!
And just like that all my problems were addressed. Time for me to put in the work.
Ahhh! I love to see the progress and the standard I hope to set with my dog! It sometimes feels like an eternity away but you can’t just expect perfect behavior right out the gate, you have to proof it in steps along the way. It’s a process and requires patience. Gosh this just gets me so jazzed about dog training! Thank you Tom!
This might be my favorite video! Simple obedience is the key to everything, this is how my dog and I built a strong relationship
I LOOVE love love this video, so educational! I really like that we got to see how Lakota is teaching together with Tom! Also, the editing and music, soo great.
Sharing on Minds social media hugs hugs thank you so much
I feel like I'm getting one-on-one coaching from a professional trainer, despite being in the comfort of my own home.
I could really watch you and your dog just doing things for an hour...just awesome! Please make a video and show off :)
Amazing i aspire. Love the way the dog is watching Tom go in and out the gate made me laugh.
Great advice!!! People figure that dogs reach that level of obedience immediately, when in fact b goes after a not z! Gradual steps to achieve any type of success!❤️
Great training Tom!
Yes! I love the main message here. Baby steps are essential!
Huge!
This is great! "Incrementally."
Good reminder to break training into steps.
Establishing that break command is so important in training. This was a great video
Best 🎁 on a Sunday.
:)
Thank you so much for all your work and videos 💜💙💜
Hello there👋👋, how are you doing today?hope you are having a good day? God bless you!!!❤️
@@carlsmith6999 hi there I am good 😁 I hope you are having a great day too 😁
@@brandymusson9838 hi nice, I’m having a good day Ty , where are you from?
I never thought of making sure the dog understand which compartment the command is. Goals!
Amazing!!..thanks for the advice!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely love this content 👏
So well done!!
Love the breakdown building block approach - so helpful to see multiple examples of the proofing & graduation.
Foundation is everything. It starts from day one.
Great information as always
Great video thank you
Omg!!! I love your dog!! She is sooooo amazing and beautiful!!!
Such an important video! Thank you!!
Been watching for a few years now, and I could use an entire playlist of just Lakota and how she works with you! It's always such a treat to see you two together and how eager Lakota is to work.
I am a horse trainer in my spare time, I have 2 horses and I also own 4 dogs. Dogs are predators, horses are prey animals, huge difference in training techniques because of that!
But one things is the same, always teach with baby steps, no matter what animal. They are so smart, if you take the time to teach them properly and not confuse them!
I learn so much from your videos, it helps me fine tune my dogs better. I spend most of my time training horses and I am not so good at dog training, even though my dogs are well behaved overall, that's genetics, not me. But this channel helps me enjoy my dogs more by implementing some basic 'rules' like setting stricter boundaries and being a better leader (like with horses, but different techniques), my dogs love the extra attention I am giving them now and behave even better because of it. 🙂. Thank you mr Upstate Canine Thomas!. Great job.
Great advice for my “grand-doggo” rottweiler.👍🏼
I love this I try to explain it to my clients all the time!
Loved this video thank you
Loved this. So important to learn the steps to get the results you want, and see that even highly trained dogs still need proofing 🥰
Great breakdown of the training process! Thank you.
Keep up the great work 💯💯💯🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Love this!! I could never be against watching you work with Kota. You guys flow together so well because of all the training and hard work put into it. It’s amazing to see what proper training does. It was also nice to see her mess up as dogs are not robots. There’s always something to be improved on.
Great advice. Thank you!
The training never stops!!
Hi Tom! The training the a, then b, then the c... I call it "you want it? congratulations, you are now in the land of 10 thousand reps!" (😅)
Love your videos! I spend a few minutes every week or so looking for videos to send to my Veterans with Service Dogs. This one is going out today!! Thanks for all you do! 🤗 Your each goes much further then you know! Remember that.
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Another great video, Thanks Tom!!
Another amazing video!
As always, great teaching! I am having a very hard time right now trying to figure out what will work with one of my rescue dogs. These videos definitely give me hope!
Very well explained..great job
Thank You for this! Super helpful! Lakota is amazing! She’s so sharp and “on” it all the time. She’s such an excellent example of what can be accomplished.
love this.
Great video, breaks it dow very well so it's easy to understand. Love watching Lakota work as well :)
Now that was the best explanation of what and how to train! Mahalo!
Love this video so much thanks Tom..
Thank you for this super video.
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Love how you break things down with great explanations and analogies. Incremental steps!
I love seeing Lakota in your videos. She’s adorable. I hope she’s in more videos!
Yes!!
This channel has helped me so much and follows similar beliefs that I have in training. I’ve been in a financial predicament so I haven’t been able to keep my dog in training. Finding this channel helped keep our relationship moving forward and not fall stagnant. So excited to be able to one day book a session with these guys and work out my dudes little quirks!
Best video yet! thank you
this video has showed me how many mistakes i made trying to teach my dog sit, stay and place. Thank you from the bottom of my heart (and my dogs) for this! I am really looking forward to more of these kinds of videos where you break down how to teach impressive obedience in small steps. For me it is really hard to determin if my dog actually hasnt captured the basic behaviour or if im going too fast. Love what you are doing and the passion behind it
Great advice. I need to constantly remind myself of this.
Incremental, I have been guilty of jumping steps. 😬 love this lesson.
HOPE THIS HELPSS
Thank you very much.
Best advice ever!
Such a helpful video - thank you so much
Really wise words beautifully explained. It is so important to break things down in to little bits that the dog can succeed at. Great video Tom, thank you.
I've learned a great deal from your videos & I've only been watching a few days, so much gratitude for your content 🙏
Love it. ...looking forward to full length Lakota training video......just what I need to not jump ahead too quickly
Super simple advice!
Thank YOU! I will start implementing the incremental steps right away, and hopefully both of us will be less frustrated with training!