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“Like your dog thinks it’s a game.” Spot on, man 😂
But what if its 12 degrees outside and i cannot exercise? Idk what to do with this energy. Im getting barked at, nipped, and lunged at. He thinks its a game. I grab him but he is fearful, he was abused and i cannot be that harsh. Hes only 8 months
Omg, I freaking love his training concepts! Straight and to the point, with NO FLUFF! 😂
A Grammy here. I found this looking for what I could do when my son & partner's not-well-trained, very energetic, now 1 yr. old, med-large mix, enters my purvey of 'authority'. I have similar issue with my 3yo granddaughter's fly-off-the-handle behaviors. mpo: Examples that "Gentle Parenting" (and too much screen-teaching/playing) is useless to raising functional, adjustable, or sustainable beings…any kind. Thanks for a refreshing model of wiser perspective…perfect! 🙂
When I raise my voice to my dog, he thinks it’s part of a fun game. Even when the gundog trainer shouted at him, my young 6 month old, jumped back at him with even more gousto.
My previous lab would respond immediately with a stern voice or even a look but this lab thinks it’s exciting when I raise my voice to him. So how do I get round that? If I grab him, to put him in his place, he thinks it’s a bit of rough and tumble and play bites me even more. Honestly, I’ve never known anything like it in any other dogs I’ve been around.
I used to be a teacher so clear cut boundaries etc are my thing and I absolutely understand the need to establish them, as with children, but this dog seems to misinterpret me, even when I’ve clearly had ‘enough!’
My 8-month-old Rottie, Berdie, gets very excited, jumps on my wife when she's sitting on the couch. Luckily the biting has almost stopped.
This is the best trainer! Just what I was looking for. It was hard to find a trainer that believed in tough love. I have a Yorkiepoo that is 6 months old and understands no,, no longer nips at my hands, comes to me, will walk by my side off leash (I only use a standard 5ft. leash) and the best thing I'm teaching him is no barking. I don't mind being alerted to someone coming but then he stops barking. I hate a yelping little dog. You are going to have to be strong against the opinions of your friends and family. I keep hearing , oh he's only a puppy or they are supposed to barking, you're to touch on him etc. While there dogs are jumping up on me. Stay strong, these videos work, even for my 8 pound Yorkiepoo. Thank you for being such a wonderful trainer and teaching us what to do. ❤
What about a 4 mo old puppy that lunges and zoomie/play bites on leash? Thank you God ✝️ Bless ✝️✝️
Yep have a doberman puppy, loves all that stuff 🤨 and sloppy kisses 😂
I grab my 4 month old puppy and it turns into a battle. He tries to lay down and starts trying to bite me. I use the thumb in his cheek method. But he continues to try and bite and roll around and scratch with his claws. Do I just keep using that method and eventually he will get it?
Advice for training a 7 month GS rescue to house cats? Thankfully she doesn't view them as prey, but rather as weird small dogs. She tries to play but shes too big and hyper. My cats have thwapped her, ive corrected her. Shell run 5-10 feet away but then turn around and do it again.
Best ive been able to do is kennel her for 10 minutes after the 2nd or 3rd correction so she can chill out and try again
Kristi Noem, governor of South Dakota was recently exposed for shooting her 18 month puppy she hated!! Kristi had an e-collar on her puppy that she claims was aggressive. So Kristi couldn't afford a good dog trainer? Noem also killed her goat she found disgusting and smelly 😳
What sick, tragic acts from a despicable person. If people can't be trusted with animals they cannot be trusted to be kind to people either.
I go to the dog park to let my dog play with others. So many owners conpletely allow their dog to bite legs and faces, start fights for no reason, and jump up on people. When they see me leash and make my dog sit for jackass behavior they are all shocked. " good luck controlling your dog at the park" is a common saying from the average owner. I tell them exactly what beckman says. These behaviors are unacceptable and im the boss. There is no doing whatever she wants. The all give the surprised pikachu face. Average dog owners may own their dog, but their dog is in charge.
@Beckmans dog training.i adopted my dog at 5 months.he nips at my wife but not me.she is fed up and we have tried everything.we believe he had no mother training.what should I do?none of what you have said works.
What if your 3 month old dog’s nipping turns into biting when they get overstimulated? He bit my wife’s nose today and she was bleeding badly. It’s not the normal puppy nipping once he gets over stimulated or frustrated or whatever it is. It usually starts with playing, then barking, then biting. Not much time in between.
What to do if you call a dog, it laughs in your face and runs off so you go after it to correct it and when you're about 10 ft from it, it comes to you?
👏👏👏👏👍
Most people wont even discipline their kids let alone their dogs
When do you let go of the hold?
Sometimes our 6 month old male Samoyed runs away after a jump, air bite. It mostly happens during the witching hour or when he’s over-stimulated. We crate him for 15 minutes and he’s better. My concern is if this continues if he gets bigger. Any suggestions?
What are your thoughts about neutering and vaccines? We’d like to keep him Intact. Thank you for your realistic training methods.
Wow! You can see this sort of behaviour in our communities with parents who have out of control teens! Spare the rod spoil the child mentality 😮
I don't understand how people can abuse their dog/child, and it's the same thing with discipline.
We have a generation of poor, unattentive, ineffectual and lazy parenting….goes in the same lane w their dogs.
I completely understand. No freaking abuse, just good stern parenting. Give these pet dogs some honest, consistent guidance and attention. Let them know who is boss…
Period.
Thank you for the excellent advice.
New follower for my 4mos old German shepherd female
I adore it, but she knows who the bass is, and she LOVES IT AND LISTENS
I called and left a voicemail and the answer was here along!! I just needed to hear it on the podcast and get another pep talk on YouTube😊. I know I’m not assertive naturally so after hearing this (and every pod) the whole family is making a plan to address the natural behaviors a puppy does as it grows from puppy, to adolescent, to adulthood, before we get the dog. We are practicing responding with the Uh-uh in a calm, matter of fact but not playful way. For people who have to work at leadership skills more than others, I think rehearsal is key. The behaviors are inevitable so we’re preparing collectively as a family. Still curious how to find the balance between socialization with a puppy and not overwhelming a puppy. We live rural on 10 wooded acres and want to be able to work on skills to bring the dog to busy locations with sounds/ lots of stimulation. My kids race bikes, there’s loud clicking of hubs, air compressed hissing of metal gates dropping, in addition to loud cheering/pa systems. Would you work on conditioning calmness and a “settle” to those noises, played over the phone, at home first? If so what age/signs would show readiness for working on socialization/calmness in that environment directly?
I’ll be here 💯
When I try to correct his behaviour by making him sit, he goes limp and lays down. Is more force required? What would y'all do in such a situation?
I just got my first real puppy. A Samoyed. Into 3rd week. His mouthiness was pretty bad when we got him. I watched vids on correction methods. Especially since I have young (4,3,1) kids, one of who keeps putting her fingers in his mouth. It took a couple weeks, but he's just suddenly clicked at 11 weeks. He is much more careful not to actually put his mouth on the kids. When he plays with my youngest he learned to be careful not to jump and land on him, and not nip either.
His mouthiness is almost completely gone. I have used voice and active corrections, but also redirect and reward. When I saw him hold himself back with my youngest. He got huge praise and his favorige treat.
But is this wrong? He isn't even 3 months yet.
How about a dog giving a nipping correction after being corrected?
This person just described my 8 month old rottie who already weighs over 100 pounds (rivaling me in weight).
E collar and prong isnt mean though, especially when used properly, thats the only thing youre wrong about here, other than that great video!
A dog is a full time job and basically is about commitment to educate them. If you're not willing to have patience for that wht you'll get it's nasty out of control dogs.
Thank U yep over it ..😮😊
For real
I've been binge watching Joel's channel for 2 days now, and I am fully invested in his guidance. I love the fact that he speaks to us like real people and doesn't coddle us in a baby voice. Finally found someone that speaks my language (and my puppy's!)
Thanks for such complete clarity. But when it's a young pup under 6mo age, what sort of correction technique is best to use, especially stubborn breeds like Lhasa Apso or fierce breeds like Rajapalyam?
My dog thinks it's a game when I try to get her it's really hard to get her she's 16 months
PREACH!!!!🙌🙌🙌
Thanks for the pep talk! I am foster black mouth cur and at The end of my rope. I’m going to take back my house
For anyone who’s late here, this is how I’d handle it if my dog tried to bite me. I’d pop her in the nose and then grab her snout and lightly squeeze it closed. Not enough to hurt them but just enough to get the point across and then tell her “no! Bad girl” and put her in a sit or a down. Then ignore them for a while. Just what I’d do but I’ve never had that issue
fantastic and common sense advice – thank you
My husband needs training….lol He started out letting our GS puppy nip and play with him when he dresses in the morning….now the puppy is 70 pounds at 8 months old…. Finally husband is listening to me…..I never allowed this behavior…… I call my husband the Un-trainer….
Its true, I need to work on my voice and energy when my dog does behavior like jumping into the collar for chasing chicken. Just yesterday it happened and I was too soft with saying "no". I need to explode, so the dog gets it instantly – if it works the first time perfectly and she gets surprised by my harsh correction, theres no second time needed to correct the behavior.
Sigh. Can I just add a side perspective here? Shouldn't we focus on understanding the WHY behind a behavior, instead of just suppressive it by launching our knees into the dogs chest? That doesn't change behavior, it temporarily pauses it…. Rushing the door to greet people? Has anyone considered management first, reduce adrenaline surges, and removing them when they do jump, then working on approaching in a calm manner? Has anyone been trying this??
How do I train my 11mnth rotty . That jumping up at me and mouthing my hand when I try to let him of the chain in the morning . He is just sooo excited