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best dog trainer ever
I’ve just had a 14 month old cane corso was a puller now walks by my side and a massive pleasure to walk it can be done ❤
Hi Will, we have a Romanian rescue male 14 months old, he is still ‘intact’ and shows no signs of aggression – but I’m concerned he might be a target for other dogs who are. I wondered what you think re neutering.
Love your series! I just adopted a rescue dog that has extreme fear of the dark, is that something that can be trained out? I live in Canada and our winters are basically 10 hours of daylight which makes it very difficult to get the amount of exersize she needs with my work schedule. Also do you have a series for rescue dogs? I see many videos on puppies, my puppy is already like 2 haha Thank in advance!
Yes
I need advice. What that means : I am calling off my dog to me, he starts coming and in the middle of that, he changes his mind and start going back and starts running cycle around me… he knows what that means come to me 🤷🏻♂️ is that no respect ?
Mr Allerton, is it effective to wizzle to a dog to redirect while being reactive towards leashless dogs on the street? I'm in Mexico lots of street dogs. Some are friendly and some aren't.
Great help. These videos excellent!!!!
Great thank you I've got a 9 week's old and I've always thought I've done right on the Leed and I always do keep the Leed slack and I award her xxxx
For me the biggest problem with dog training today is so called trainers trying to charge ridiculous money without delivering results! I think trainers should be paid for results not talking about results
Do actual grown humans need teaching how to train their own dogs? I see loads of these videos about . I don't know I might just be lucky but my dogs have never been a problem, I've had the smallest and biggest breeds of dogs, I found the Yorkies was the worst but not unmanageable they needed a little more time to learn. I walk for miles daily though so I honestly think my dogs just want to rest when they are at home
My teenage lab has become very cage/ boundary aggressive. She was just growling before when she had food in there or a bone. I made her come out, sit and lie down in submission, removed the item, and she was fine. Last night she got a bone and started growling. My husband was in command and thought it was because our other dog was very close, but i don't think it was. She hadn't had a bone all week, and i was standing nearby too. He tried to make her come out and she wouldn't. So i removed the other dog. She was still growling at us and wouldn't come out. So i tapped the back of the cage and she went balistic, full bared teeth and attack mode. I got her out and she was "fine" and submissive. She goes back in, gets the bone, and started growling again. So we go through the process again, but now she's attacking with me just grabbing the door handles. So i get it open, she drops the bone, but she won't come out… even to go outside until my husband stepped in and got down to her level and called her out a few times. I wasnt happy about him stepping in, but there's definitely a difference in how she is treating both of us… and I'm always the one correcting her behavior while he's the one who puts her in her cage at night and usually gives her a bone or treat. I think the lack of the bone made her aggressive and guarding. My husband just keeps saying she doesn't do that with him, but i think he's making excuses for it when it does happen to him like when another dog is near. The behavior isn't ok in any circumstance. I took the bone and put it away and she went back into the cage.
Thanks for all your tips ❤
So basically you let them grow out of their teenage years and mature and then take credit for training them. “Oh i trained him for about a year” meanwhile he’s an adult now with better judgement naturally
Great videos thanks will
Struggling not to put my 2 year old rescued out bull mix down. He has a viscous reaction to other dogs and any people that come to visit. He’s m almost 70 and much as I love him and he me, I can’t handle this behaviour. I walk him a lot!! I have to use a muzzle and a choke collar because he has bitten before. Can’t relax when there are any other dogs or people around. I think some mixed breeds just have this in their genetics.
Training a dog never ends
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I am proud of you for doing what is right for you and your family. Continuing to pray. When I was in the NICU for my little guy, I pumped every 4 hours for 30 minutes. First pump around 6 am and last pump around 11 pm. My goal was 2 hours a day. It worked for me. But I also realize that everybody is different and it might not work for everyone. Just an idea.
Wosh me luck. I have a 12 week old choc lab x pocket bully she is beautiful and such a calm soul compated to her brothers and sisters. She is a tad bitey at the minute 😂 not ginna lie it bloody hurts but shes learning really fast. The leave it command is going to the next mission fir my little lady. Also will the leave it command help with cats 😅 my 1 yr old girls arent impressed but yet super intrigued ay the same time!!! Those bitey spikes are ridiculously sharp im constantly correvting hwr from chasing but the cats are wind up merchants im hoping for my little choccy face to help in the long run as my health deteriorates. I wish very much that could afford you Will i know she would be perfect. (Will be anyway if i fillow ro the letter 😊 xx
Thank you for this video, 90% of dog owners no nothing about the teenage phase
Thanks so much!
I was always taught that a leave it and a recall command are the most necessary bordering on lifesaving commands. Great to see a professional encouraging a strong leave it with solid logic behind it.❤
I just got the dog and the dude did absolutely nothing and this poor pup is an absolute teenage nightmare cue Teenagers by MCR haha jk
Me repeating if I can handle a giant I can handle a golden.
OK, but what if they don’t leave it? Then what do we do?
My loki is 12 yrs old and behaves great all the time, but we still do a 15 min. Session 3 times a week, that's probably why he behaves great.
Hello, need advice. I’ll try to make as short as possible. We have 1year 5 months GSD. We have him since he was 8 weeks old. He was good with dogs, very playful. Not every day but several times a month we were able to meet up with other dogs for walks or playtime. Several months ago he started to having stronger reaction to passing by dogs. Not all dogs owner want to say hi or play so we focus on teaching him to just keep walking. It was easier when he was smaller. Months ago we had 2 accidents when he ran to another dog, one time I was switching something in his leash and did not hold strong. Another time he broke from the cheap leash. Both times he had ran to the dog to play and the dog was very aggressive to him. “Nothing” really happened between them but whenever he sees this dog he is going bananas. It was hard to hold him. We were holding him close and firm when passing the dog. When our GSD got older he started reacting more, on the angry note to some passing by dogs, but it was never that crazy like with the dog above. We were taking training classes together with him last year, my husband and me and he was doing great. In Spring he was at 2 weeks training, they worked on the recall, sit and stay, down and stay. He is doing amazing around the house and backyard, but not so much with the distractions. Trainers never experience any rages or aggressive behavior from him to other dogs. As I mentioned we have a circle of friendly neighborhood dogs and if the time permits, we were meeting for off leash play. All the dogs are well trained and older. Sometimes our than puppy was too much to them so they corrected him. It was going well, until he started being interested in other dogs passing by and one time, he took off to ran to one (Luckly) he (by the miracle) stop half way – one of us had a whistle, he did not react to recall. Since than we stop off leashing him in not safe area. The dog playtime could include 2 up to 8 dogs. He loved it and he sense when we going for it and was very excited. One of the dogs is 3 year old now Husky. It was several times when he was nipping our GSD and ours was backing out. Until one day we met and our GSD started barking loud at husky, and did not back out. Husky back off and that was the end of the nipping, it had happened couple times, GSD saw Husky barked at him loud, and we all went for a walk. Husky became reserved of GSD. This Summer we had a chance to meet up daily for walks. It was up to 4 dogs. Another GSD, and two smaller different breeds. We stop for some off leash play and then do the walk. 2 of the dogs off leash. Our GSD and Husky started fighting 3x and we had to separate them. It looked like ours was starting the fight and look for it so I started having him on the leash all the time. It was different every day. Sometimes he had fun with other dogs and do not care about husky, sometimes it was hard to be around. I was taking him away, different direction, had him sit or down and wait he calms down to approach the group again. There was time when he was tired after half walk and he had not pay attention to husky and we can have them walk by each other. It got better, but some days I had to walk up in front so he does not see husky, otherwise he tried to lounge at him, was excessively barking, trying to get to him. 2 weeks ago his “hate” came back and it is not manageable. When walk away he can calm down, hard to sit / down him. He does not listen. When we near husky, he try to get him, hard to hold him. When we walk away he is still in rage. It has happen 4x when he was already going crazy about the husky, another dog – friendly to him approached us and our GSD was in such rage that it looks like he wants to take it to other – nearby – dog because he cannot get to further standing husky. I managed to pull him away. 2 of the dogs we meet are small and I do not want to risk their wellbeing. When husky is around he is playful and gentle, and many times even lets them jump on him or wrestle. I am very sad about this situation, and it is overwhelming to me. From the side it looks like husky is just passing by, look at him and ours goes completely crazy. This week I decided to stop walking together as after couple weeks improvement it got worse again. I do not want to risk wellbeing of other dogs because they will happen to be around him when he tries to get to husky.
I got some advice from longer dog owners, and some were working for a while, some not. Husky owner think we should invite some trainer to the walk and have him estimate our GSD behavior. I am not sure about this. It just hit me recently, if my dog has such a strong reaction to another dog maybe I should not force him to walk by this dog or see him. Another owner said I should teach my dog that he does not have to like husky but needs to behave. But what if this is his nature – some other said shepherds hate Siberian huskies – is this doable? I also heard the opinion they act like that when they… scared, when if husky looks innocent but there is a smell coming from him that he is actually “at war” towards my dog. This is my first dog and I do not have an experience a lot. I do anything for his wellbeing. I hate to see him not being able to play with other dogs, but that group know each other longer and I feel like it is only fair for us not to come anymore. Not sure what another step is. We continue train him around the house, he is well, some errors. But there are no distractions around the house. It is hard to call him when other dogs are around. I am not sure if this is growing up . My cousin have a collie who was excellent with all dogs until one and became hateful to bigger than him dogs after he turned 1. He is fully train, amazing recall, does all kind of tricks but they cannot trust him with bigger dogs. He is 4 and they tried trainer, behaviorist and decided not to approach bigger dogs. I know they are different scenarios, was just thinking sometimes it is not worth to force it. I am also scared he may develop this behavior towards other dog, and I will be not able to stop the fight.
Appreciate any advice.
Can anyone tell me how long you should train your dog for per day until you get what you want? E.g 10mins a day
1- who doesn’t walk their dog every day!? Common sense..
2- you should specify what you mean by teenager years.. 4 months 9 months? 1? People don’t specify a lot what kind of training should be done at what age..
Great job great video.. cute dogs
Jesus, the preface is too long-winded. Get to the meat and potatoes of the video already.
holy shit dude when is the "Teenage phase"
For me, the 'LEAVE IT' command is the 2nd most command. The most important is the recall to ensure that your dog returns to you no matter where you are, no matter where she is, or whatever she is chasing.
Just adopted a teenage dog (I’ve a teenage daughter and oh boy they are same personal don’t want to do anything and digs their heels in) this video is very valuable thank you
What is the slip lead used?
How about meaty bones , I got beat when trying to take the bones back because my dogs were fighting over the bones 🍖
I adopted a 6 month rescue in this phase.. it's challenging. Im trying. He was emaciated and neglected 😢
Try it it's really helpful for you
https://todayworldbyali.blogspot.com/2024/08/Train-your-dogs-and-cats.html?m=1
Cheers Will 👍🏻
lol the age 2-4 is when they start to test you 😂
Like no have a seat 💺
So my dog is only aggressive with people when I am with him, if my boyfriend is only there he does not care if people are around. He is however when I am there with all of them. so how do I let my dog know I am fine with these people? I use food he is really food motivated, and hell eat their food while growling and barking. Almost like he thinks he's in charge until they move and he backs off all scared and gets loud. If i tell him leave it or make him lie down or sit hes again fine until they move or talk.
what do I do? please help.
Unreal just amazing
Question… my wife and i getting a new pyppy… can 2 people be "loving leaders" to the puppy or does that confuse the training? GREAT Videos!
My husky lab is 7 months. She was such a good and attentive pup. Now she is testing every single boundary: leash pulling, escaping pens, poor recall. It’s so discouraging, but I know it’ll be one day at a time and not giving up.
I do all of these things, yet it still doesn’t work…my pup is almost 9 months old. He unsterdstands sit, stay, wait, down, no, whatever I could think of. Except, he only listens if there’s something in it for him. If there’s no treat involved or nothing he may want, he could care less. He barks a lot, especially in the car. Any time he sees a motorcycle or bike, or even people walking, he will lunge at the window and bark. I’ve taken him on walks and have had him around many people and environments since I got him at 2 months old, yet he constantly pulls the leash and barks at everyone. He’s super friendly, he loves people more than other dogs lol, but he will bark until he gets his way or until that person says hi. I have to take him to the dog park daily because walking results in the constant barking, pulling, and basically choking himself. I’ve tried a harness also, it doesn’t work. I need some serious tips, HELP