Stop Dogs Reactive Behavior On Leash

very good instructional here, mate. Thanks.

This is fantastic! I'd love to see how you handle/train a dog that is a little further in the reactivity timeline. I have a year-old doberman-shephard mix (adopted 6 months ago) that is in that whinning/crying reactive phase, but is very friendly with other dogs.

My goodness he talks too much! Just get to the point! Ugh I think he enjoys hearing himself speak. I wish these trainers were more concise.

Only been trying to achieve this with my rottweiler and bullmastiff for the past 3 years and you have done it in 8 minutes 🤦
Your a genius
And i need help 😂

Doesn’t it hurt their neck or jaw something?

I have a 9 kilo terrier that is terrorising every dog he meet. Tiny or huge our Bob will want to jump on it.

Bob is a Covid dog so he had all the time and love from his two mummies. Early training, socialising, we watched videos, we bought books.

Very early he was showing teeth to us but outside he was ok, he had a lot of friends, also puppies that he grew up with.

But then around 8 months he started attacking dogs, thankfully nothing serious ever happened as he is a tiny dog, Parson Terrier / Chihuahua mix.

Our vet said he is healthy but that we should castrate him as soon as possible, so we did around 10 months. And first few weeks he was again our sweet dog that loved being in dog park.

But soon it got worse than it was before. We stopped going to dog park, we stopped seeing his friends that he grew up with.

Different training sessions with different expensive trainers, nothing helped.

I had to accept that my dog is very aggressive and i have to try to avoid what triggers him.
We even moved from our favourite neighbourhood in Berlin into more calm area.

My dog with Anxiety gave me Anxiety. Our walks can turn into a “war zone”
We often walk in cemeteries as they are calm for both of us.

I was checking training booth camps for dogs but read really horrible reviews.

He is now 4 years old and it hurts me so much to see him struggle, to be nervous, to be scared and showing this with aggression.

WHAT MORE CAN I DO PLEASE 😢

Hi, we have a 4 1/2 month old rescue lurcher " Greyhound/Staffie cross" we think, with no real background info and doesn't have any socializing skills with dogs or people, would this technique work with him.

I will use these techniques with my rescue cane corso. Shes so lovely with people, but pulls like a train when near dogs, and loses focus on me completely! Because of her breed i cant take the risk to see what she would do, and i desperately want her to have canine companions

What's weird that she seems completely disinterested in the other dog which to me I find to be extremely unusual even after a training session

Your cardio needs more work than the dog..😂😂😂😂

Would have been more helpful to see a reactive dog used here as its much easier to correct a non aggressive dog.

I like your approach to this I'm in a similar debacle atm. The redirection is what I'm working on and some of your points help. Thank you

Don't underestimate how much damage a dog who doesnt know better can do, or how quickly. They need to be pack animals, not wild.

So much talking 😂I fell asleep 😢

omg this dog isnt reactive. it is sitting with a dog next to it. you are training a non reactive dog. if my dog was even half that good i wouldnt be looking for training videos

I just rescued a pit/lab mix. He’s between 1-1.5 years old. He’s loved his entire life in a backyard shed. He is very sweet however very reactive. He barks at other people simply because he wants to jump on them/meet them. He is very sweet but he’s a lot to handle. I’m determined to not give up on him though.