Teach your dog how to leg weave and impress your friends. This is not a hard trick to teach your dog, but it will take a little …
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What do you call it when he heels in between your legs?
Just started doing this with my 19 month old GSD, he's starting to get the idea. Thank you Robert!!!!
You are such an amazing teacher. Thank you
Love it. I have so many ideas now for training my Jindo. You’ve inspired me to work on training my dog to do so many different tasks. We’re both having fun. It’s good for our bonding and growth.
The turn is very helpful for bath time 🙂 Thank you!
I want too but my dog is taller than my legs, it will be leg crawling instead.
Thanks
Great video! The fact that he wasn't already polished make the video even more legit!
Is there a German word for weave?
How many years did it take u to fully train one of your dogs???
thank you so much
This is great! Just watching makes me smile. Now I know how to do this with my boy.
I just started doing this with my Borzoi recently. She is on the smaller side of her breed standard, so she just barely fits without having to duck too much. I thought it would look a bit silly, because she is long and tall, but she's flexible, so it actually looks surprisingly good, and we are having a lot of fun with it. I'm finding I'm getting more enthusiasm from her for her competition heel when I switch it up and throw in some canine freestyle tricks in the middle of practice.
I have a small 2 year old Pomeranian that I've had for two months. He came to me from a show dog breeder and didn't really know much in the way of obedience cues. After I taught him the obligatory 'sit' and 'down' and a couple of other behavioral cues, I wanted to start him on a trick or two.
I'm elderly (70) and disabled in that I can't walk without using canes or a walker. Teaching him to weave while I walked was not an option. I chose to train a figure 8 around my legs while I was sitting.
I've been working with him a few sessions a day for about 10 days. I couldn't see much progress but I didn't give up. Just this week he actually started to respond as if he realized what I wanted.
For those of you who have dogs that pick up on new cues, there may not be quite the thrill when your pooch starts to understand. My dog takes a while to 'get it'. I get a feeling of real satisfaction when Jazz shows improvement. I'm kinda proud I stuck with the training and proud of my fluffy little Pom. 🐕
Thank you for your tips! 🙂
I taught my dog to weave my legs as I walked first, (using a treat in each hand—but my dog can be moved with just by hand movements), then I taught her to run in a figure 8 around my legs while I was stationary. Then I put the two together. So I start stationary and then walk forward and she continues to weave at first only a couple of steps. As the behavior got better and better and her response became crisper now we added gentle turns right or left. Eventually, I want to start our heeling routine and then ask her for this behavior. She will actively weave and when I stop moving, she will figure 8 around my legs until I ask her to heel again. So I want to be able to transition in and out of this behavior during a heeling routine. Why am I teaching my dog this? Because we can and its fun.
Mr Robert its already trained,or it is required the dog must obedient when you teach how to weave? kindly pls show me the beginnings ,when you teach to leg weave for a dog not fuly obedient.
Wow- So cool! Thanks for your insight and tips.
belgian malinois
Your the only dog trainer I've ever seen on YouTube 1- explain it correct and 2 – explaining the process and technique correct. I spent years trying to figure this out on my own with trial and error. I'll admit it, no shame in the game. I wish I had contacted someone more experienced in handiling working breeds. Lesson learned now, but great job sir.
My dog doesn’t go so well with threats… how can I train him?