Overcoming leash-pulling: A dog trainer's success strategy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2023
- Niall, Head trainer at NB Dog Training, shows you how to get a dog who loves to pull on the lead to walk next to you, without dragging you down the street!
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Im loving how you introduced treats later. Not many people do that. Well explaining ❤ wishing to see more
Thanks! Helps to skip the risk of bribery and get straight into rewarding the desired behaviour!
@@nbdogtraining133 Exactly
Nice demo. This could be my 2 yo male BC. He has always loved being 'out front' and it's been a battle to get any engagement to heel when he has his mind set on a favorite destination. He is better after exercise. I am actively using this style of leash work (as much as I have the patience for) and I am seeing improvement now he is past his adolescent stage (intact male).
Mind you he can do a lovely heel when in class but as soon as school is out he will try it on and pull. I soldier on.
Focus on rewarding effort/willingness more than precision, you’ll both find it much more enjoyable, then the more precise stuff is easier!
I really enjoyed this video and your explanation as to why food is not your first go to. There is a lot of R+ confusing things that sometimes make no sense to me so I appreciate the explanation. Please continue to create these types of videos with your thorough explanations. extremely helpful!
I’m glad it was helpful! More videos on the way soon!
I do find this video very helpful, I liked and subscribed so now I will share it with as many people as I can.
Thank you for sharing your information with us.
Oh I’m glad it was useful! Thank you for sharing with others!
The reason he pulls is the chest harness
Switch to a collar and his instinct to pull will be diminished
It certainly isn’t helping, that’s for sure! He also pulls because it gets him to the nearest park as quickly as possible, so it’s rewarding!
Can you explain “Push the pressure towards him” please. If the lead is under tension moving your hand towards the dog releases pressure. It is a very confusing statement
Exactly that. We want the pressure to go off as he moves towards it, by pushing the lead towards the dog we can ensure that he feels an immediate release and understands what he did to make that happen
ive done lots of dog training worked with dogs all my life. I was a groomer for 30 years, but ill health stopped me working. I'm in a wheelchair 24/7. I did have 2 wolves but we lost one recently. she now 10 years old and still pulls on the lead, so I use a gentle leader, she is also very scared of traffic. Can you please give me some advice please. also she is always looking behind us. away from traffic she's pretty good Kay
The main thing would be giving plenty of exposure in a safe way and rewarding any calm behaviour you see. The big challenge would be finding the right environment to do this, you want to make sure it’s not so tough that it sets the dog up to fail!
Great vid mate, meet you in london. ok he's clever but your directing that 😉😉 Go get a husky 😂😂 Another dog related sub ha
Haha honestly I've not come across many that have got it THAT fast!
When im out my collie criss is only interested in sniffing and what she wants, she refuses treats and stand for ages on a loose lead and self corrects until she goes the way im looking to go....😮💨
Check out our video with Roxy the red setter. Could be a really good starting point for you.
Overall, a good video. Replace the slip lead with a prong collar. As a 63 year old man, I've trained a pitbull that was dragging a young MMA fighter down the street, do you get the picture??? in 5-10 minutes and automatically sitting at my side when I stopped. He and his partner's jaws dropped and they were snapping photos because they were AMAZED!!! Prong collar and POPPING the collar instead of pulling on the leash. IT'S SO SIMPLE!!! It's not complicated. No food involved. It's called leadership. The turns, etc. are WAY over complicated in the video. If you know what you are doing, the "driveway exercises" are VERY simple and VERY clear that turns the dog into an AMAZING heel. Left side.... right side... doesn't matter.
Thanks, I’m not against the prong at all, however my intent with this case is that dog and owner both learn how pressure works and get the handling etc. correct then if required for more difficult scenarios, we may up to a prong if the owner needs to. So far though he’s absolutely smashing life on his slip since this video so may not need to move on to prong!
I also don’t ever start with pops, until a solid understanding of pressure and release is in place. Personal preference but I find less pops are necessary and it seems to stick more this way in my experience.
That's OK for big strong dogs, but the average dog doesn't need a "pop" or a prong color. I like to take my time, build trust, etc.
sound levels all over the place🤨
Thanks for the feedback, not sure what happened, will fix it in the next one. I’m better with dogs than audio editing!
Work on the audio
Thanks for the feedback! I noticed after upload that the balancing hadn’t saved!
WTH!! Are you sure you're a dog trainer!? This is the same thing every trainer try's to say.
I’m not really sure what you’re trying to say? Does the dog appear to be learning something here…?