Pit Bull vs. Vacuum Cleaner | Counter-Conditioning Dog Training

Daisy (one of my foster dogs, now adopted) was a very sweet young dog, but she did not get along well with vacuum cleaners! This shows the quick progress she made after just one counter-conditioning & desensitization session (about 8-10 minutes total).

As always, I only used positive training methods with this dog; both for teaching her some new cues (like sit, down, and roll over), as well as for the correction of her more serious vacuum-cleaner-eating behavior that is seen here. Positive dog training methods are not limited to so-called "soft" dog breeds, nor are they only applicable to teaching your pet tricks (although that is fun, too!)!

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• red
• nose
• pit
• bull
• terrier
• pitbull
• dog
• aggressive
• fear
• barking
• biting
• training
• clicker
• positive
• reinforcement
• reward
• counter
• conditioning
• vacuum
• cleaner

[nivchek]

How do you use the clicker? What does it mean to the dog?

[bonjovi360]

Great work, nice tips too. How is dazzle? Oh and happy new year

[AllAmericanTeam]

Nice job, Kat!! That was really great progress. Glad that she is now adopted!

[23Nellie1]

Oh no, pit bulls, such vicious terrible dogs. Just pause at 2:15...look at that vicious face.

If you could't tell, that was sarcasm. I love pit bulls. They are such sweet dogs that are so misunderstood.

[louis12346]

I like the dog attacking it

[tanjarrod]

Thanks for this video. Should help a lot with my border collie's developed hatred of motorbikes!

[MuttMaxx]

Aw! Aw! That's the cutest dog ever, after my Max. =33 And you are best dog trainer =o)

[ShenziZira]

How many dogs do you?

[WaddleTVProductions]

and comment! great dog btw

[WaddleTVProductions]

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