my chihuahua is almost 4 and i recently tried to teach her this trick. to my surprised my dog apparently already knew this trick somehow. >.> (im the only one who trains her in my house so who knows)
my greatdane puppy is about 3 months old and she densest know where to pee/potty. I even too her out out in the moning and evening for potty and pee but she didnt do.. i live in a apartment so i have prolem for the potty.. can you please teach me the pottpy tramming .. thanks in advance :)
My 3 months old GRis different. If he can't get to his treat he walked away and lay down. Then when I tried calling him back he ignore me no matter how good the treat was. :( What can I do about this behaviour of his?
@SexySheerah Does he like toys? Some dogs prefer toys. If your dog is only toy motivated you can make the clicker be a sign for "I'll throw a ball". But usually it is easier with food.
On the other hand, if you go get him and offer the treat, will he take it or will he refuse it?
@mistaboing When you give them treats, give them lots of verbal praise and petting as well. The treats make the verbal praise and petting more valuable. You lessen the amount of treats and replace with verbal praise and petting. They will no longer do it only for the treats: instead, they will be perfectly happy with the praise and petting.
@Silverulquiorra mmm just go to that place where the clickers are or ask someone that works in there sorry if i was not the one you wanted to answer but just wanted to help
what kind of pet treats do you use? I am having a hard time finding small treats that are good for training. So I end up having to buy treats that are too big and break them into a bunch of smaller pieces myself which is a little time consuming and takes away from training. Thanks, I really enjoy your videos!
At what point should one stop rewarding the dog for this behaviour? As the goal is to teach him to 'leave it', he should be able to do it without any reward eventually.
thank you so much! she learnt it but if i leave food on the table and tell her to leave it, she will still jump and eat it. she will only leave it if it's a non-food item LOL
ok... this is what i was talking about in another video of urs... "how to teach any dog a perfect STAY" video... i think it was part 2 actually... but anyway at @2:06 right about the time u start saying that the dog will try to really get the treat out of your hand that's the trick i tried from "It's Me or the Dog" and my Puggle (Beagle/Pug mix) decided to go crazy on my hand and got me with her teeth around my fist. I gave up after that because I didn't want to get hurt. Idk what I'm doing! lol
even though your video is very helpful with me and my dog in training sessions when my mom drops a piece of chicken on the floor or something even if i say leave it she will still go for it but she does great in her training sessions
PT2 what do i do when i get him 2 drop it & give him a treat then go 2 pick up what i made him drop & he bites me? not a nibble but bite hard enough 2 break skin & make me bleed? idk what im doing wrong but i cant get him 2 understand the concept of no bite. i have a 10 month old son i cant risk sylas biting him the way he does me. PLZ PLZ PLZ HELP ME!!! i dont want 2 have 2 get rid of him cuz i cant trust him around my son. he WONT listen 2 me unless i have treats in front of him. WHAT DO I DO?
ok i have a question. my puppy sylas is 6 months old and the training process is taking so much longer than im used to. he is a lab pitt mix. i taught him the drop it command but he WILL NOT listen to it unless i show him a treat first. i tried giving him a toy& praising him instead of treating every time but he looks @ me like i have 10 heads & continues 2 chew on it. now if i was only doing this for a day or so i could understand but ive been doing it for almost 2 weeks about 4-5 times a day.
@BradliusMaximus Well i've buyed one but got a question how can i train it with Chihuahua's almost 2 years old? Sorry if i fail sometime's with my english because i'm dutch :)
@TheLauraster You start by first teaching your dog that the clicker sound = good. you do that by clicking and then giving the dog a treat immediately after and you do this until the dog has figured out that the click = treat. Then you can move on to teaching tricks or commands. If you're really concerned you can use the clicker to retrain your dog a command it already knows, such as sit. If you watch all of tab's videos you'll get the idea. Start with "how to motivate your dog to listen"
@rohiniyourohinitube That depends on your dog. Simple tricks you can probably do in a day, but try to keep the session within your dog's attention span. So if you find a training session of say 20 minutes is too long for your dog, try breaking it up into 2 smaller sessions a few hours apart. Just remember not to ask/expect too much too soon or the dog will get frustrated. If you've selected a reward with enough value; your dog shouldn't run away.
Yes a Siberian husky are very smart dogs and trainable if it lives with a family it will only listen to 1 family member as he will consider it's master!
@Chicochi2001 That's the best part about clickers, you can start with them at any time. Dogs of all ages like treats (doesn't have to be food) and that's the only requirement for clicker training. They're very cheap to buy too so get one and give it a try, just remember to be consistent and click exactly when the dog does what it is you want it to do. And try to keep the session fun. Tab suggested in 1 of his videos to mix the treat types to keep the dog wondering. That's fun to a dog.
German shepherds are NOT dangerous. They need to be shown love and trained and if you respect the dog they will respect you. They may only be dangerous if something from the past ie. Abuse has been brought to memory and they feel threatened
@benjodod10 Depends on what you mean. Yes a GSD can kill/maim a person pretty easily. BUT (and it's a big but) A GSD doesn't come people unsafe "out of the box." Bad people behavior creates a bad dog, not genetics. The military and police would not use them as a breed if they were untrustworthy (what you really mean by a dangerous dog).
@ultimatesquirllboy He mentioned at the beginning of the video that he wasn't using Solea to illustrate that clicker training isn't uniquely working for HIS dog, but will work for any dog.
My dog will do this fine, (she already kind of knew leave it) but when we are out walking or when i am telling her to leave her toys alone, she wont do it unless she knows i have treats. Is there a way to do this without food, but some other kind of reward? (unrestrained affection doesnt work. XD)
When I hold the treat in my hand, my dog doesn't just sniff and lick... She bites :/ How do I stop her from doing that? What should I do when she bites me? I watched your video on how to stop biting but it's not really working.. I tried the "OUCH" method and it doesn't work. Going away from my dog for a minute works fine.. but still what should I do at the exact moment she bites me? Should I move my hand away? I tried to hold it there but she just keeps biting and it's painful :/
I was taught NOT to give the treat you are using for the "leave it command" because than pooch thinks he will eventually get what he is leaving. I use two different types of treats. Jerky and chicken breast. Put one on floor or in hand and give the other as reward. Works very very effectively!!
Few people know what they are doing when it comes to dog training but you are on top of the game. Thank you for sharing your methods with us. Your videos are awesome.
How do I get my puppy to pick up the treats after they leave it ?? I have to give it by hand PWEASE HELP and if someone else tries to put the treat on the ground and I say leave it my puppy doesnt listen :(??
This was so helpful! Normally I would tell my dog to 'stay' and leave a treat before letting her have it which worked ok, but seperating 'stay' from 'leave it' has help so much, now she drops things on command too. I'm hoping this will help with her anxiety when we go walking, she always picks the wrong dogs (or cats) to try and play with so hopefully I can stop her doing that too! Well in a matter of time ha ha ha.
When can i start sayin leave it without the treats? Or do i have to carry treats everywhere my puppy goes? My dog bites everyones clothes will 'leave it' work for getting him to back off? he scratched holes into my nieces shirt. I keep him outside so i think he needs his claws to dig, & i dont wanna declaw him. Is there a way to train them to not claw clothes & people? He's 11 weeks.
i have a lil pup german sheperd full bred and hes 7 weeks old and when i wanna go inside he freaks out and starts to shove himself through the door what should i do?
I love your videos, I'm training my dog as you do, but your patience and dog is not like mine at all. but he follows the basics, is 8 month old GSmix and has a lot of personality, get easy distracted and plays a lot. Thank you so much, best wishes
my dog trainer said to put your dog on a leash and throw a treat on the ground and say leave it and use another treat to lure her attention towards me. so thats just another way. because 'leave it' and very similar to 'off' in my opinion.
Do you know when you say to give treats to the dog ? At the begginning ? I thought the dog learns that eating treats from the carpet is good xD hahahah I know is a stupid question but I was just wondering
This is amazing, your teaching us ALOT! Just have one question, what if your dog sees something that he wants to take, for example a toy in your house, and you dont have any treats to give him, will he be able to "leave it" without demanding a reward? On your video the dog always gets the treat at last, but what if he cant? - From your norweigan dog-friend :D
@sverre123456 It depends. Sometimes the best solution is to remove the item you don't want your dog to get at altogether. However, food is not necessary as a reward once the dog has fully learned the cue. This however, takes practice and proofing.
@tab289 hey, this is great Joker did it no prob!!, but i have one problem, here people leave chicken bones on the street for stray dogs, and Joker doesnt support chicken bones (he gets sick)... and i don't know about here coz we just moved 4 weeks ago, but ppl throw things over the fence, we never know, it could be poison... so how can i theach my dog not pick-up anythig from the ground un-less it's okay? and not to go threw the trash.... plz reply his is very important t me and both my dogs...
i have a 10 week old pup and i have tried this she got it in about 5 mins i am working through your vides each day i think they are really easy to follow thankyou
My bull terrier is deaf, without the clicker and voice commands how can i best follow this way of training? She does know some asl signs, sit, down, stay, no, good girl.
I need help! When I tell my dog to 'leave it' with the treat in my hand/on the floor, she simply sits down/lies down. After she sat or laid down I would click and treat. Gradually I only clicked and treated whenever she turned or looked away. After several repetitions, I placed a treat on the floor and told her to leave it, but she still went for it anyway. Any suggestions? Really need her to learn this because she just loves picking rubbish from the trashcan.
great stuff. you are the only person i've ever subscribed to. first is the buff guy who does the weight training videos... uh... what's his name again? something herman... and you! look forward to more videos from you!!
@ThatsMrFrank I wouldn't suggest it. The clicking sound you make with fingers isn't always consistent and clicker training requires the "marker" to be 100% consistent. If you're really adverse to buying a clicker (not sure why you would be seeing as they're less than 10 bucks) then use a marker word instead. Just remember to have a consistent voice tone when you say it.
my 12 week puppy does everything thing right but when it comes to taking my hand off the treat he can't seem to get it right. When i take my hand off and say "leave it" he just eats the treats. Any advice?
Great videos! I am definitely going to use your videos as a resource when I start training my puppy. We plan to get a German Shorthaired Pointer. I know they are an energetic breed, but with proper exercise and training do they make good family dogs?
What kind of treats would you recommend for a 14 week old "Old English Sheepdog" - Can I just break up cookies or are there tiny treats you could suggest?
@shadyonedeath Only if the dog seems to be struggling with the exercise. Usually we have to do that when we increase the difficulty significantly. Once the dog knows it well, it won't be necessary.
@shadyonedeath What kind of treats would you recommend for a 14 week old "Old English Sheepdog" - Can I just break up cookies or are there tiny treats you could suggest?
@teooli They make excellent family dogs given the appropriate amount of training and exercise. I have met some incredibly well mannered boxers that were a part of families with many small children.
I agree 100% with how important this is. My dog and I have hit a snag. I want to teach him to leave food in people's hands, not just on the floor. He is VERY driven, and I always get a nose touch before he backs off. I've tried a few different tricks, and still haven't figured out how to shape him to back off on cue rather than touch-then-backoff. The touch is a big problem if it's something dangerous, or an ice cream cone!
@murwill1 They shouldn't choose to get it by themselves, but it's okay so long as it's coming through the handler, as a reward for understanding and choosing to leave it first. We want to condition the dog to understand that if they want something they have to ask for permission from the handler without deciding by themselves to go after it. Limited by characters here - so message me for a more detailed explanation.
Another great and helpful video! I'm very glad I subscribed. I echo the other commenters who pointed out that what makes this vid great is that you show your techniques on a dog you've never trained before. Awesome!
Excellent video once again! I just love how clear you are with your explanations. My 9 week old puppy, Morgen, is picking up this command pretty well. He just needs to look at me more rather than be fixated on my hand. I guess it's because he knows which pocket I keep the treats in and he just watches the hand/pocket.
my chihuahua is almost 4 and i recently tried to teach her this trick. to my surprised my dog apparently already knew this trick somehow. >.> (im the only one who trains her in my house so who knows)
rfizzle 1 day ago
my dog learned it in like 5mins. Thanks for the videos
0mrBUCKY0 6 days ago
your face makes it look like youre using a fish-eye lens
ChallengersDeep 1 week ago
it work out.. thx for the video :)
TheAbrahamAdrian 1 week ago
MY DOG TOOK FOREVER and then im all like tyler if u dont leave it alone ill take away ur chew toy i blink hes gone!
TheGrandPrank 2 weeks ago
you have an amazing dog
transluecentable 2 weeks ago
Should I stop the training session until my dog understands this command or stop whenever I think to stop?
albertniknik 2 weeks ago
yo, i donate my dog to you to train it for one video. :)
dondondodo 2 weeks ago
my greatdane puppy is about 3 months old and she densest know where to pee/potty. I even too her out out in the moning and evening for potty and pee but she didnt do.. i live in a apartment so i have prolem for the potty.. can you please teach me the pottpy tramming .. thanks in advance :)
GreatDaneAthena 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from tab289
My 3 months old GRis different. If he can't get to his treat he walked away and lay down. Then when I tried calling him back he ignore me no matter how good the treat was. :( What can I do about this behaviour of his?
SexySheerah 3 weeks ago
@SexySheerah Does he like toys? Some dogs prefer toys. If your dog is only toy motivated you can make the clicker be a sign for "I'll throw a ball". But usually it is easier with food.
On the other hand, if you go get him and offer the treat, will he take it or will he refuse it?
pawwbla 1 week ago
What treats can i use that they are going to like and that is not too bad for them?
Skullznhearts 3 weeks ago
whenever you ask them to do a trick like heel will they think your gonna give them treats always?
mistaboing 1 month ago
@mistaboing When you give them treats, give them lots of verbal praise and petting as well. The treats make the verbal praise and petting more valuable. You lessen the amount of treats and replace with verbal praise and petting. They will no longer do it only for the treats: instead, they will be perfectly happy with the praise and petting.
MissB2TheLynn 1 month ago
Thanks this will help heaps
MrLWM16 1 month ago
how long should this take until he gets the idea?
awesomepossumtyler 1 month ago
how many dogs do u have
MrAsSaSs1nMP 1 month ago
@HisButtercup79 petsmart usually have them I bought one there for a dollar
Silverulquiorra 1 month ago
What kind of treats do you use and can you get a treat holder at any petco or petsmart?
Silverulquiorra 1 month ago
@Silverulquiorra mmm just go to that place where the clickers are or ask someone that works in there sorry if i was not the one you wanted to answer but just wanted to help
latrusa30 1 month ago
Thanks! This added tremendous value. You have my subscription
DreamerInAction 1 month ago
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solunya 1 month ago
Where do you get one of those clickers?
HisButtercup79 1 month ago
@nakulchande even the cheapest clickers on amazon are totally ok... and they are so cheap you may as well order 2 just in case
woundedsanity 1 month ago
awesome! thanks :D
woundedsanity 1 month ago
what kind of pet treats do you use? I am having a hard time finding small treats that are good for training. So I end up having to buy treats that are too big and break them into a bunch of smaller pieces myself which is a little time consuming and takes away from training. Thanks, I really enjoy your videos!
militaryjax 1 month ago
At what point should one stop rewarding the dog for this behaviour? As the goal is to teach him to 'leave it', he should be able to do it without any reward eventually.
Great videos btw ;)
abutnotantisocial 1 month ago
Shyt tooo close on the camera foo
ThePandakid16 2 months ago
Can you make a video showing what to do the first day you get a pup like commands and stuff ??
krumpergiewl 2 months ago
thank you so much! she learnt it but if i leave food on the table and tell her to leave it, she will still jump and eat it. she will only leave it if it's a non-food item LOL
milaminari 2 months ago
ok... this is what i was talking about in another video of urs... "how to teach any dog a perfect STAY" video... i think it was part 2 actually... but anyway at @2:06 right about the time u start saying that the dog will try to really get the treat out of your hand that's the trick i tried from "It's Me or the Dog" and my Puggle (Beagle/Pug mix) decided to go crazy on my hand and got me with her teeth around my fist. I gave up after that because I didn't want to get hurt. Idk what I'm doing! lol
ERLover4Life 2 months ago
my rottie LOVES the kitty litter pan and the garbage:( she is 7 yrs old
grettagrids 2 months ago
this is the best Channel i've found on youtube yet, U r helping me with my dog so much.
From Chile Thank you.
jrozasv 2 months ago
Thank you so much!
bat7j 2 months ago
Aww... I bet he feels like a furry teddy bear! :) ^_^ I want him!
PatriotsMascotFan 3 months ago
even though your video is very helpful with me and my dog in training sessions when my mom drops a piece of chicken on the floor or something even if i say leave it she will still go for it but she does great in her training sessions
12321droopy 3 months ago 2
that was go now can u make a vide to help people to get there dog back after it ran out the door
MW3clash 3 months ago
1:15 to 1:20 is that a mop...lol
minecraft2400 3 months ago
PT2 what do i do when i get him 2 drop it & give him a treat then go 2 pick up what i made him drop & he bites me? not a nibble but bite hard enough 2 break skin & make me bleed? idk what im doing wrong but i cant get him 2 understand the concept of no bite. i have a 10 month old son i cant risk sylas biting him the way he does me. PLZ PLZ PLZ HELP ME!!! i dont want 2 have 2 get rid of him cuz i cant trust him around my son. he WONT listen 2 me unless i have treats in front of him. WHAT DO I DO?
GavinsMomma1210 3 months ago
ok i have a question. my puppy sylas is 6 months old and the training process is taking so much longer than im used to. he is a lab pitt mix. i taught him the drop it command but he WILL NOT listen to it unless i show him a treat first. i tried giving him a toy& praising him instead of treating every time but he looks @ me like i have 10 heads & continues 2 chew on it. now if i was only doing this for a day or so i could understand but ive been doing it for almost 2 weeks about 4-5 times a day.
GavinsMomma1210 3 months ago
what treats do u use?? they look tastyy from the dog's prespective [not mine haha]
FriendsJunkie101 3 months ago
Where do you buy an clicker or how do you made it
TheLauraster 4 months ago
@TheLauraster You can get them at any most pet stores for cheap (usually less than 5 bucks)
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
@BradliusMaximus Well i've buyed one but got a question how can i train it with Chihuahua's almost 2 years old? Sorry if i fail sometime's with my english because i'm dutch :)
TheLauraster 3 months ago
@TheLauraster You start by first teaching your dog that the clicker sound = good. you do that by clicking and then giving the dog a treat immediately after and you do this until the dog has figured out that the click = treat. Then you can move on to teaching tricks or commands. If you're really concerned you can use the clicker to retrain your dog a command it already knows, such as sit. If you watch all of tab's videos you'll get the idea. Start with "how to motivate your dog to listen"
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
do u teach it all in one day? wat if the puppy gets bored and walks away?
rohiniyourohinitube 4 months ago
@rohiniyourohinitube That depends on your dog. Simple tricks you can probably do in a day, but try to keep the session within your dog's attention span. So if you find a training session of say 20 minutes is too long for your dog, try breaking it up into 2 smaller sessions a few hours apart. Just remember not to ask/expect too much too soon or the dog will get frustrated. If you've selected a reward with enough value; your dog shouldn't run away.
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
Yes a Siberian husky are very smart dogs and trainable if it lives with a family it will only listen to 1 family member as he will consider it's master!
MarinoA13 4 months ago
I AM FED UP MY DOG IS ACTUALLY STUPIDDDD
12mido34 4 months ago
And When Should I Start Training When I Bought It Home?
Chicochi2001 5 months ago
@Chicochi2001 That's the best part about clickers, you can start with them at any time. Dogs of all ages like treats (doesn't have to be food) and that's the only requirement for clicker training. They're very cheap to buy too so get one and give it a try, just remember to be consistent and click exactly when the dog does what it is you want it to do. And try to keep the session fun. Tab suggested in 1 of his videos to mix the treat types to keep the dog wondering. That's fun to a dog.
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
I Mean Siberian Husky puppy
Chicochi2001 5 months ago
Is Siberian Really Intelligent
Pls Answer:-X
Chicochi2001 5 months ago
German shepherds are NOT dangerous. They need to be shown love and trained and if you respect the dog they will respect you. They may only be dangerous if something from the past ie. Abuse has been brought to memory and they feel threatened
abajibjibjib 5 months ago
your a great instructor some people say that the German Shepard is a very dangerous dog is this true ?
benjodod10 5 months ago
@benjodod10 no there good dogs if you train it
MrNativeboii 4 months ago
@benjodod10 Depends on what you mean. Yes a GSD can kill/maim a person pretty easily. BUT (and it's a big but) A GSD doesn't come people unsafe "out of the box." Bad people behavior creates a bad dog, not genetics. The military and police would not use them as a breed if they were untrustworthy (what you really mean by a dangerous dog).
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
wat happened to your german shepard?
ultimatesquirllboy 5 months ago
@ultimatesquirllboy He mentioned at the beginning of the video that he wasn't using Solea to illustrate that clicker training isn't uniquely working for HIS dog, but will work for any dog.
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
My dog will do this fine, (she already kind of knew leave it) but when we are out walking or when i am telling her to leave her toys alone, she wont do it unless she knows i have treats. Is there a way to do this without food, but some other kind of reward? (unrestrained affection doesnt work. XD)
PepsiLuvrr 5 months ago
your a great trainer
lazydogxx 5 months ago in playlist Puppy Training Tutorials
When I hold the treat in my hand, my dog doesn't just sniff and lick... She bites :/ How do I stop her from doing that? What should I do when she bites me? I watched your video on how to stop biting but it's not really working.. I tried the "OUCH" method and it doesn't work. Going away from my dog for a minute works fine.. but still what should I do at the exact moment she bites me? Should I move my hand away? I tried to hold it there but she just keeps biting and it's painful :/
bemdav 5 months ago
this is a smart dog
AhmedAD88 6 months ago
I was taught NOT to give the treat you are using for the "leave it command" because than pooch thinks he will eventually get what he is leaving. I use two different types of treats. Jerky and chicken breast. Put one on floor or in hand and give the other as reward. Works very very effectively!!
76katster 6 months ago
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@76katster that makes alot of since, thank you
MrRmoorer2 3 months ago
Just did this with my husky mix. WOW! Thank you! I even got him to avoid chasing a ball with this too! (though the ball was just rolling slowly)
DillonThomasDigital 6 months ago
i noticed this isn't the usual dog you use for your videos, is this an old dog of yours or a friends dog or something?
theXxdanigurlxX 6 months ago
I taught leave it thanks to this video, it was easy. My dog learned leave it in less hen 5 mins lol
lapatria100 6 months ago
You are a good teacher. You should have your own show and not Cesar Millan... He just kicks the dogs. :(
MEX0688 6 months ago
finallyy!!! my dog learnd leave it!!! i was frustrated with it for ages. thanks alot !!! u r great!!
hebasaid 6 months ago
i've noticed he trained the smartest dogs in his videos lol! poodle, german shepherd one of the smartest dogs!
Thily1234 6 months ago
loved this one!
ADDICTIONJS 6 months ago
Few people know what they are doing when it comes to dog training but you are on top of the game. Thank you for sharing your methods with us. Your videos are awesome.
tavrion 7 months ago
How do I get my puppy to pick up the treats after they leave it ?? I have to give it by hand PWEASE HELP and if someone else tries to put the treat on the ground and I say leave it my puppy doesnt listen :(??
rangerplox 7 months ago
But how do I get them to get the treat themselves after they leave it
allisontai 8 months ago
Good video, keep up the good work
hollystark 8 months ago
youve help me so much. im getting a german puppy soon and im trying to learn as much as i can. thanks for the great tips :)
pinkpubess 9 months ago
This was so helpful! Normally I would tell my dog to 'stay' and leave a treat before letting her have it which worked ok, but seperating 'stay' from 'leave it' has help so much, now she drops things on command too. I'm hoping this will help with her anxiety when we go walking, she always picks the wrong dogs (or cats) to try and play with so hopefully I can stop her doing that too! Well in a matter of time ha ha ha.
ggrrness 9 months ago
You are sooo wonderful. I followed your advice and my doggy caught on in not even 10 minutes! I can't thank you enough.
picmeco 9 months ago
you make the best dog training vids. everything my pit bull puppies know comes from you.
ActiveXre 9 months ago
Thanks for these vids- I have a very sweet 8 week old German Shepherd and this worked immediately with her.
MichaelLaigh 10 months ago
When can i start sayin leave it without the treats? Or do i have to carry treats everywhere my puppy goes? My dog bites everyones clothes will 'leave it' work for getting him to back off? he scratched holes into my nieces shirt. I keep him outside so i think he needs his claws to dig, & i dont wanna declaw him. Is there a way to train them to not claw clothes & people? He's 11 weeks.
AngelandAna1 10 months ago
i have a lil pup german sheperd full bred and hes 7 weeks old and when i wanna go inside he freaks out and starts to shove himself through the door what should i do?
MrUto12 10 months ago
I love your videos, I'm training my dog as you do, but your patience and dog is not like mine at all. but he follows the basics, is 8 month old GSmix and has a lot of personality, get easy distracted and plays a lot. Thank you so much, best wishes
DOSSENIA 11 months ago
my dog trainer said to put your dog on a leash and throw a treat on the ground and say leave it and use another treat to lure her attention towards me. so thats just another way. because 'leave it' and very similar to 'off' in my opinion.
lalabunny101 11 months ago
What kinmd of trat are you giving the dog?
TheSweetThingg 11 months ago
awww good dog :) yay im glad i found this site !!
shanykristy 1 year ago
Thank you so much for all your videos, you're helping me to teach my dog so so much stuff! You're brilliant at this.
caroline812 1 year ago
Do you know when you say to give treats to the dog ? At the begginning ? I thought the dog learns that eating treats from the carpet is good xD hahahah I know is a stupid question but I was just wondering
nataliawasilewska97 1 year ago
What kind of dog is Charlie? He seems pretty to be a pretty quick learner!
IamtheGrynch 1 year ago
@IamtheGrynch Charlie is a labrador/poodle mix. The beauty of positive reinforcement is just that it makes learning easy for dogs of all breeds
tab289 1 year ago
@tab289 Your vids are insane i love your dog.
Could you give me advice regarding whether to choose a male or female German shepherd. Thnx a lot.
MrChiku1993 2 months ago
@IamtheGrynch puši kurac
kralj58 2 months ago
nice thanks for the tip
krazziejrboi 1 year ago
This is amazing, your teaching us ALOT! Just have one question, what if your dog sees something that he wants to take, for example a toy in your house, and you dont have any treats to give him, will he be able to "leave it" without demanding a reward? On your video the dog always gets the treat at last, but what if he cant? - From your norweigan dog-friend :D
sverre123456 1 year ago 4
@sverre123456 It depends. Sometimes the best solution is to remove the item you don't want your dog to get at altogether. However, food is not necessary as a reward once the dog has fully learned the cue. This however, takes practice and proofing.
tab289 1 year ago
@tab289 hey, this is great Joker did it no prob!!, but i have one problem, here people leave chicken bones on the street for stray dogs, and Joker doesnt support chicken bones (he gets sick)... and i don't know about here coz we just moved 4 weeks ago, but ppl throw things over the fence, we never know, it could be poison... so how can i theach my dog not pick-up anythig from the ground un-less it's okay? and not to go threw the trash.... plz reply his is very important t me and both my dogs...
evapleska 5 months ago
i have a 10 week old pup and i have tried this she got it in about 5 mins i am working through your vides each day i think they are really easy to follow thankyou
browneyes621 1 year ago
My bull terrier is deaf, without the clicker and voice commands how can i best follow this way of training? She does know some asl signs, sit, down, stay, no, good girl.
yikespanic 1 year ago
I need help! When I tell my dog to 'leave it' with the treat in my hand/on the floor, she simply sits down/lies down. After she sat or laid down I would click and treat. Gradually I only clicked and treated whenever she turned or looked away. After several repetitions, I placed a treat on the floor and told her to leave it, but she still went for it anyway. Any suggestions? Really need her to learn this because she just loves picking rubbish from the trashcan.
missfumiko 1 year ago
great stuff. you are the only person i've ever subscribed to. first is the buff guy who does the weight training videos... uh... what's his name again? something herman... and you! look forward to more videos from you!!
nochance101 1 year ago
Do i need to use a clicker or can my puppy do it without a clicker??
xruneboyx 1 year ago
@xruneboyx You don't need a clicker, so long as you use a consistent enough word to replace it.
tab289 1 year ago
@tab289 sir i want to know that,how to teach a puppy to doing poti nd urine at a particular place??????//
ashish11187 1 year ago
@tab289 could I click my fingers, instead of the clicker?
ThatsMrFrank 4 months ago
@ThatsMrFrank I wouldn't suggest it. The clicking sound you make with fingers isn't always consistent and clicker training requires the "marker" to be 100% consistent. If you're really adverse to buying a clicker (not sure why you would be seeing as they're less than 10 bucks) then use a marker word instead. Just remember to have a consistent voice tone when you say it.
BradliusMaximus 3 months ago
my 12 week puppy does everything thing right but when it comes to taking my hand off the treat he can't seem to get it right. When i take my hand off and say "leave it" he just eats the treats. Any advice?
phyliann1 1 year ago
Great videos! I am definitely going to use your videos as a resource when I start training my puppy. We plan to get a German Shorthaired Pointer. I know they are an energetic breed, but with proper exercise and training do they make good family dogs?
BPFnSC 1 year ago
@BPFnSC Yes, they do!
tab289 1 year ago
What kind of treats would you recommend for a 14 week old "Old English Sheepdog" - Can I just break up cookies or are there tiny treats you could suggest?
GiftWithABasket 1 year ago
Should you restart the techniques from the beginning stage every new training session/day?
shadyonedeath 1 year ago
@shadyonedeath Only if the dog seems to be struggling with the exercise. Usually we have to do that when we increase the difficulty significantly. Once the dog knows it well, it won't be necessary.
tab289 1 year ago
@shadyonedeath What kind of treats would you recommend for a 14 week old "Old English Sheepdog" - Can I just break up cookies or are there tiny treats you could suggest?
GiftWithABasket 1 year ago
Your videos are very good. I am planning to get a boxer.
Do you know something about this breed as a family dog?
teooli 1 year ago
@teooli They make excellent family dogs given the appropriate amount of training and exercise. I have met some incredibly well mannered boxers that were a part of families with many small children.
tab289 1 year ago
I agree 100% with how important this is. My dog and I have hit a snag. I want to teach him to leave food in people's hands, not just on the floor. He is VERY driven, and I always get a nose touch before he backs off. I've tried a few different tricks, and still haven't figured out how to shape him to back off on cue rather than touch-then-backoff. The touch is a big problem if it's something dangerous, or an ice cream cone!
hdsheena 1 year ago
Another great video. Keep up the good work!
triqpham 1 year ago
Oh you do have a leave video :D. That was greatness lol. Thanks a lot im trying this tomorrow. Hopefully it will be a success :D.
kabzy16 1 year ago
thanks for you quick response to my question. i get it now.
i would love to see a how to video for a long distance drop
murwill1 1 year ago
This is my next command for Eli! Thanks for another fab tutorial!
MyPaperAdventures 1 year ago
good job, i was wondering why you reward the dog with the thing he is suposed to leave. i always thought they shouldnt get that item?
murwill1 1 year ago
@murwill1 They shouldn't choose to get it by themselves, but it's okay so long as it's coming through the handler, as a reward for understanding and choosing to leave it first. We want to condition the dog to understand that if they want something they have to ask for permission from the handler without deciding by themselves to go after it. Limited by characters here - so message me for a more detailed explanation.
tab289 1 year ago
good job! i liked how you used an untrained dog to show how to train us :-) your german shepard is soooo cool!!
bubbly384 1 year ago
awesome video! It's so helpful when you show how you work with a dog that isnt already well trained.
Tecnecolor 1 year ago
awesome as always:D
elisahafdis 1 year ago
Thanks! I've been wanting to teach my dog to leave it. I'm sure going to try this!
mim46 1 year ago
@mim46 Great! Let me know how it goes
tab289 1 year ago
@tab289 Wow...I'm surprised...a few sessions yesterday and she leaves it already. Thank you very much Tab!
mim46 1 year ago
Another great and helpful video! I'm very glad I subscribed. I echo the other commenters who pointed out that what makes this vid great is that you show your techniques on a dog you've never trained before. Awesome!
ghostrunner 1 year ago 12
Excellent video!:)
anneandresen1 1 year ago 2
Another great video Tab !!
I really liked when you tought a dog tha never worked on leave it. Luv you videos and 5* for the patient dog
nataliawasilewska97 1 year ago
Excellent video once again! I just love how clear you are with your explanations. My 9 week old puppy, Morgen, is picking up this command pretty well. He just needs to look at me more rather than be fixated on my hand. I guess it's because he knows which pocket I keep the treats in and he just watches the hand/pocket.
snafued82 1 year ago
@snafued82 Puppies tend to learn to do that quite fast... Would love to see him!
tab289 1 year ago
You're such an amazing, gifted instructor.
Two thumbs up for your great video. Please, keep up posting your educational videos
purpleforestwolf 1 year ago 38
He sure was a fast study. . . nice work!
tehrenberg 1 year ago 2
Great video! I liked that you showed a dog that had never worked on a "leave it" before...he was cute too!
BBTricksters 1 year ago 2
@BBTricksters Thanks! It was a lot of fun to work with him
tab289 1 year ago