Why do you always sound angry when you give your dog his sit/stay/come cues? I wouldn't want to hang around you, or come back to you either. No wonder you think you need a shock collar.
@sequoyahbean Tonality is determined by assessing a baseline or average. To just assume anger in tonality is inadequate. It must be assessed after observing the spectrum of the tonality of the individuals involved. Your happy is not my happy perhaps. And assuming "angry" is not necessarily justified either.
The shock collar does hurt, but minimally. Most dogs only get shocked twice and learn that when they hear the beep to come back (or obey whatever command) without ever having to be shocked again. However, shock collars should be used by people who understand the training method, not by people who over-use and zap the dog whenever he looks at the owner wrong.
My doggies are as enthusiastic,as this Good Boy. I want to stop mine from running after the high revving, always in a hurry, postman. He drove straight into one and then my dog bit him.
I would like to find advise about what kind of collar to get and how to use it most efficiently, there are so many about.
I would like my dogs to be able to stay in absolute freedom and not be put on a chain because of a postman in a hurry.
with two months he should listen a little better shouldn't he?...im thinking of getting a training collar like this because my dog already knows all the basics but i want to teach him the more complicated things...
shows all the ignorant dog owners, don't want the shock collar cause it works. They want trouble with people, neighbours and killing of other animals. These people should not own dogs - shock collars are the best, see how respectful this dog is. Seems like shock collars hurt more of the dummy owners then the dogs. Remember they are dogs - not your family. Some people are really sick in the head to think a dog is their child when only human children can be. Dogs will not pay for your funeral
My god, if you think doing this is the only way to make a dog listen then YOU shouldn't own a dog! A dog is a friend, he should NOT be afraid of you. I own a dog, she is perferct without one of those silly collars, a dog must get an education like a child you know. Even if the dog didn't get shocked now, he did once and that isn't tolerable since there is HUNDREDS of other ways. Sad if people can't even educate a dog now...
This video demonstrates only that you haven't taught your dog the recall. You merely have the ability to shock him at a distance. As you take him off the lead you show that you are inconsistent in your cues and it is clear that your dog isn't able to carry out the simplest of commands correctly. A good trainer would help you understand timing, association and you could teach your dog a recall to really be proud of. Don't run out of batteries because without that collar you are back to square 1.
@guy2932 With most other trainers it would take many many months for a solid recall and if a squirrel ran by there's no chance in hell recall would work. With an e-collar this dog can now run off leash and enjoy freedom, to a limit, within 2 months. Over time the dog learns the rules better so the e-collar isn't as necessary but always there as insurance.
Now, would you rather your dog run into the street and get killed or get shocked?
@jjj2www This is just playing, but the dog is clicker trained, and will recall to me no matter where we are. She has never heard the word "no" and never been punished by any piece of equipment. Training is a mechanical skill and can be learned, but if you're stubborn about thinking that you *need* to cause pain, you block your ability to learn.
@jjj2www I've successfully trained ALL my dogs since to recall no matter if there is a distraction or not, and four of them were hounds, not herders! If you understand what you are doing, you don't need a shock collar to teach a recall.
@sequoyahbean There are many effective tools to use. Why not allow people to use what they deem best suited to them their background, personality and purposes? Great results and happy dogs should be encouraged regardless of chosen method in my opinion. If your getting great results I wish you the best with your methods and animals.
lovely to see you enjoying off leash freedom with your dog. Remote collars provide much greater peace of mind and freedom for dogs and their owners...but too many people don't understand that and can't see past the terminology....which is no longer appropriate...but ah well, at least you and your dog are enjoying the freedom and time together.
I'm a dog trainer, too, and two of my clients have lovely Akitas who come when called - no shock collar involved. This guy makes all the classic dog training mistakes, the first of which was that he never trained a proper recall from the get go. A dog that doesn't come should NOT be off a long lead until he does understand the cue. When the dog disobeys, the guy just gets louder, repeats commands, uses a "nagging" beep, or blames it on a pee break. He's lame and so is the collar.
I have two non-violently trained dogs. I trained *with* each of them. 1 is a perfect gentleman & the other is ext. willful. Willful so that several dog trainers had trouble with her.
Tis true that dogs get confused with too much info. A beep is not a shock & there are levels. A lt. shck is no worse than a choke collar bt. no one goes after tv trainers for jerking dogs' necks! Blve it/not there is a place between nothing & full on.
shock collars are not a replacement for good dog training principles. The training formula of one command one response should be applied Instead of consistently saying "sit, down, sit, come, stay" in one sentence, apply one command and expect one response. The cluttered sequence of commands leads the dog to be confused. The e-collar is not a substitute for an application of poor training techniques.
With the way the dog (and the person) behaves in the first few minutes "sit, sit, sit" *no sit*, that dog honestly should not have off lead access IMO.
for one the guy BEEPED not SHOCKED the dog !! the beep warns the dog that if it continues to do bad behaviour it will get a mild shock , also this dog has got more freedom cause the owner has no fear of his dog running off , killing/chasing a animal or just plain ignoring him.
@weirdoguy But you have to shock him so he is afraid of the beep. Why don't you beep him to get a reward? You can do the same thing without using a shock at all. He would be just as safe using a reward methold.
@k9trainer30 well if the dog was to go after another do for an example why would you beep the good what it has known as a good thing instead of a beep meaning stop what you are doing or else because if the beep ment good boy instead of stop then how would you control the dog without shocking it all the time ?
@k9trainer30 well if he thought the beep was a good thing aka a treat then why would you beep if he was to attack another dog for example ? , if he knows the beep as a mild shock upwards then as he was running you would beep and he would stop because he knew it would lead to a shock and you would find after one shock the dog would not want to do it again if used properly
He does not think the BEEP is a treat he thinks its an instruction to return.. and he does it: more freedom etc. YOU NEVER USE A SHOCK OR BEEP IF TWO DOGS FIGHT::::: NEVER ::: you make sure you have seen the need for a recall before a problem like "a fight" occurs.
If your dog gets in a fight YOU WERE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.
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Incredible. A guy posts him shocking his dog. We need to put the collar on him. What an idiot. You can train your dog without this type of shock collar abuse. Of course the dog is listening. Out of fear that he'll get lit up. Why not just beat him with a stick?
@boomxtwo I'm a dog trainer. When used PROPERLY, an electronic collar is one of the best training tools ever invented. Nothing else provides immediate correction for KNOWN commands at a distance. That said, this dog is not well-trained. "Sit, sit, sit," "Stay, stay, stay," and "Come, come, come" tell me the dog needs more work with a leash. Still, I must reiterate that the e-collar is purely to reinforce fully taught commands NOT to teach the dog what the commands mean.
IF YOu could train a damn dog, you wouldn't NEED a remote control device for a living animal! Dumbass.
ProjectPaws 2 weeks ago
Why do you always sound angry when you give your dog his sit/stay/come cues? I wouldn't want to hang around you, or come back to you either. No wonder you think you need a shock collar.
sequoyahbean 1 month ago
@sequoyahbean Tonality is determined by assessing a baseline or average. To just assume anger in tonality is inadequate. It must be assessed after observing the spectrum of the tonality of the individuals involved. Your happy is not my happy perhaps. And assuming "angry" is not necessarily justified either.
mebooradley 1 month ago
Your dog is very beautiful. I have a very willful dog also. I trained with the beep as well. She has listened to me since. :)
medasinn 1 month ago
The shock collar does hurt, but minimally. Most dogs only get shocked twice and learn that when they hear the beep to come back (or obey whatever command) without ever having to be shocked again. However, shock collars should be used by people who understand the training method, not by people who over-use and zap the dog whenever he looks at the owner wrong.
halfgoodhalfevil 2 months ago
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My doggies are as enthusiastic,as this Good Boy. I want to stop mine from running after the high revving, always in a hurry, postman. He drove straight into one and then my dog bit him.
I would like to find advise about what kind of collar to get and how to use it most efficiently, there are so many about.
I would like my dogs to be able to stay in absolute freedom and not be put on a chain because of a postman in a hurry.
All positive advise welcome. Doggy-lover
tobewithyouhoo 3 months ago
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tobewithyouhoo 3 months ago
with two months he should listen a little better shouldn't he?...im thinking of getting a training collar like this because my dog already knows all the basics but i want to teach him the more complicated things...
vegas702bred 3 months ago
thansk for the time watser.
Iwantedtoknow16802 5 months ago
shows all the ignorant dog owners, don't want the shock collar cause it works. They want trouble with people, neighbours and killing of other animals. These people should not own dogs - shock collars are the best, see how respectful this dog is. Seems like shock collars hurt more of the dummy owners then the dogs. Remember they are dogs - not your family. Some people are really sick in the head to think a dog is their child when only human children can be. Dogs will not pay for your funeral
Lemon020202 7 months ago
@Lemon020202
My god, if you think doing this is the only way to make a dog listen then YOU shouldn't own a dog! A dog is a friend, he should NOT be afraid of you. I own a dog, she is perferct without one of those silly collars, a dog must get an education like a child you know. Even if the dog didn't get shocked now, he did once and that isn't tolerable since there is HUNDREDS of other ways. Sad if people can't even educate a dog now...
notdog1996 6 months ago 2
@notdog1996 just rofl
Joselox 5 months ago
This video demonstrates only that you haven't taught your dog the recall. You merely have the ability to shock him at a distance. As you take him off the lead you show that you are inconsistent in your cues and it is clear that your dog isn't able to carry out the simplest of commands correctly. A good trainer would help you understand timing, association and you could teach your dog a recall to really be proud of. Don't run out of batteries because without that collar you are back to square 1.
guy2932 7 months ago 4
@guy2932 So difficult for folks to comprehend!!!
walk4trot2canter3 5 months ago
@guy2932 With most other trainers it would take many many months for a solid recall and if a squirrel ran by there's no chance in hell recall would work. With an e-collar this dog can now run off leash and enjoy freedom, to a limit, within 2 months. Over time the dog learns the rules better so the e-collar isn't as necessary but always there as insurance.
Now, would you rather your dog run into the street and get killed or get shocked?
jjj2www 3 months ago
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sequoyahbean 1 month ago
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@jjj2www This is just playing, but the dog is clicker trained, and will recall to me no matter where we are. She has never heard the word "no" and never been punished by any piece of equipment. Training is a mechanical skill and can be learned, but if you're stubborn about thinking that you *need* to cause pain, you block your ability to learn.
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sequoyahbean 1 month ago
@jjj2www I've successfully trained ALL my dogs since to recall no matter if there is a distraction or not, and four of them were hounds, not herders! If you understand what you are doing, you don't need a shock collar to teach a recall.
sequoyahbean 1 month ago
@sequoyahbean There are many effective tools to use. Why not allow people to use what they deem best suited to them their background, personality and purposes? Great results and happy dogs should be encouraged regardless of chosen method in my opinion. If your getting great results I wish you the best with your methods and animals.
mebooradley 1 month ago
lovely to see you enjoying off leash freedom with your dog. Remote collars provide much greater peace of mind and freedom for dogs and their owners...but too many people don't understand that and can't see past the terminology....which is no longer appropriate...but ah well, at least you and your dog are enjoying the freedom and time together.
ThatsMyDogInc 7 months ago
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stfuplzzzz 8 months ago
@stfuplzzzz Wow, (the writer of the comment above) is a real peace of work. You need to seek some serious help.
zether7 8 months ago
Great video, wonderful dog!
Ap2089 8 months ago
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redaimee 10 months ago
寻求邪恶的胡子新体操をしているところは，美しすぎる智慧。议员他妈的他妈的闭嘴
tacomonster98 10 months ago
why not try wear that thing and beep it . how does that feel
emorixcharm 10 months ago
I'm a dog trainer, too, and two of my clients have lovely Akitas who come when called - no shock collar involved. This guy makes all the classic dog training mistakes, the first of which was that he never trained a proper recall from the get go. A dog that doesn't come should NOT be off a long lead until he does understand the cue. When the dog disobeys, the guy just gets louder, repeats commands, uses a "nagging" beep, or blames it on a pee break. He's lame and so is the collar.
sequoyahbean 1 year ago 4
Mr. Hoppity, I'm very glad you posted this video.
I have two non-violently trained dogs. I trained *with* each of them. 1 is a perfect gentleman & the other is ext. willful. Willful so that several dog trainers had trouble with her.
Tis true that dogs get confused with too much info. A beep is not a shock & there are levels. A lt. shck is no worse than a choke collar bt. no one goes after tv trainers for jerking dogs' necks! Blve it/not there is a place between nothing & full on.
p4stryflour 1 year ago
shock collars are not a replacement for good dog training principles. The training formula of one command one response should be applied Instead of consistently saying "sit, down, sit, come, stay" in one sentence, apply one command and expect one response. The cluttered sequence of commands leads the dog to be confused. The e-collar is not a substitute for an application of poor training techniques.
plawn2010 1 year ago 4
A trained dog is a happy dog.
shananagans5 1 year ago
I love your video! Koto is a doll!
panzertoo 1 year ago
Hmm...if you take the collar away, will he still obey you? And if he doesn't, what's your solution?
Alkanile 1 year ago 2
With the way the dog (and the person) behaves in the first few minutes "sit, sit, sit" *no sit*, that dog honestly should not have off lead access IMO.
katrineponci 1 year ago 2
This guy is a total sadistic moron
desade1776 1 year ago 2
Wow. Very nice.
hethyrizbrokyn 1 year ago
for one the guy BEEPED not SHOCKED the dog !! the beep warns the dog that if it continues to do bad behaviour it will get a mild shock , also this dog has got more freedom cause the owner has no fear of his dog running off , killing/chasing a animal or just plain ignoring him.
weirdoguy 1 year ago 2
@weirdoguy
I was beginning to think no one understood the dog benefits....
Big time
MrHoppity 1 year ago 2
@weirdoguy But you have to shock him so he is afraid of the beep. Why don't you beep him to get a reward? You can do the same thing without using a shock at all. He would be just as safe using a reward methold.
k9trainer30 1 year ago 2
@k9trainer30 well if the dog was to go after another do for an example why would you beep the good what it has known as a good thing instead of a beep meaning stop what you are doing or else because if the beep ment good boy instead of stop then how would you control the dog without shocking it all the time ?
weirdoguy 1 year ago
@k9trainer30 well if he thought the beep was a good thing aka a treat then why would you beep if he was to attack another dog for example ? , if he knows the beep as a mild shock upwards then as he was running you would beep and he would stop because he knew it would lead to a shock and you would find after one shock the dog would not want to do it again if used properly
weirdoguy 1 year ago
He does not think the BEEP is a treat he thinks its an instruction to return.. and he does it: more freedom etc. YOU NEVER USE A SHOCK OR BEEP IF TWO DOGS FIGHT::::: NEVER ::: you make sure you have seen the need for a recall before a problem like "a fight" occurs.
If your dog gets in a fight YOU WERE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.
MrHoppity 1 year ago
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THEDogClass 1 year ago
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Incredible. A guy posts him shocking his dog. We need to put the collar on him. What an idiot. You can train your dog without this type of shock collar abuse. Of course the dog is listening. Out of fear that he'll get lit up. Why not just beat him with a stick?
boomxtwo 2 years ago
what do you not understand? "the dog has benefited from it immeasurably "
MrHoppity 1 year ago 5
Dog got a BEEP not a shock? BEEP never killed a dog yet?
MrHoppity 1 year ago 8
@boomxtwo are you gay?
hesseycraig 1 year ago
@boomxtwo I'm a dog trainer. When used PROPERLY, an electronic collar is one of the best training tools ever invented. Nothing else provides immediate correction for KNOWN commands at a distance. That said, this dog is not well-trained. "Sit, sit, sit," "Stay, stay, stay," and "Come, come, come" tell me the dog needs more work with a leash. Still, I must reiterate that the e-collar is purely to reinforce fully taught commands NOT to teach the dog what the commands mean.
jocwalk 1 year ago
Wow, nicely demonstrated, thanks. What a lovely place for walks, are you in Scotland?
snowypetrel 2 years ago
yep... its the Beauly river
MrHoppity 2 years ago
What the F*ck is worng with you!!!!!
phuk7 2 years ago
@phuk7 dd
hesseycraig 1 year ago
@phuk7 dd
hesseycraig 1 year ago
@phuk7 dd
hesseycraig 1 year ago
this is horrible...
jamesgoldxxx 2 years ago
what do you not understand? "the dog has benefited from it immeasurably "
MrHoppity 2 years ago
He's got to train him somehow. Real trainers are very expensive. From the looks of it he only used it when he needed. Besides, its just a dog.
mandochiko 2 years ago
beautiful dog, shock yourself you stupid krat. i dont think he likes you.
tulpoy 2 years ago
hi looks like it works well i too own an akita and totally agree you just cant let a high prey drive dog off the lead .
was on lodsa poxy forums
handbag dog owners blog crap about
cruelty when you mention training collers
much more freedom and happiness for the dog to have
what brand and model do you have ?
any links to any dog coller reviews
was looking at the canicom1500
but the aireal looks a bit flimbsey ?
wolfsearcher 2 years ago
Its a sport hunter 800
800 metres range; can have two dogs on 1 collar..
The dog looks forward to it going on...it means a walk and he is well happy to wear it.....
I was unsure because of the bleating about cruelty: its not cruel and the dog has benefited from it immeasurably
MrHoppity 2 years ago