Dog Training Tips : How to Train a Dog with Body Language

Learn the importance of body language and tonality when disciplining your dog; get more tips on understanding body language with your dog in this free pet obedience video.

Expert: Ryan Gwilliam
Bio: Ryan Gwilliam has trained over 10 dogs. He specializes in obedience training.
Filmmaker: joseph wilkins

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[PKShader]

You are so very mistaken about most of what you say.  Dogs are not only capable of understanding language but are more than capable of showing you this understanding visually. You seem like a nice boy but you need to do your homework. And talk to David Mech about the "dominace myth" before you get others into trouble with your advice.

[raze5667]

helped again these videos on dog training have really helped

[rowansart]

Also dogs don't understand the definition of any words or the meaning of them you dolts. DOgs understand sounds and associate the sound with repetitive affirmation. If you walk up to any dog and start talking they don't understand but if you say ball they might recognize he sound. Dogs are vocal not verbal. You can call a ball a tub and train the dog with the word tub and it won't know the difference. Or do ya think the dog will stop and say "hey wait a minute thats not a tub? "

[rowansart]

The title says TIPS you bunch of monkeys! Take it or leave it and go cry to your Mom's. The guys giving you TIPS. If you think you can train a dog based on tips than all of your years of training with dogs means squat! Plus there are many ways to train dogs and some work better for your dumb dog than they would my my awesome smart dog. I can use these tips because my dog is that smart. Whether he's good or not is irrelevant its whether or not you choose to use the info or not...Stop whining!

[drbeth2000]

This guy learned dog traning in the dark ages.

Expert village only looks bad for posting it.

He encourages a lot of physical violence and cruelty.

I am sure big tough guys will love this.

I have had dogs for 53 years and traned obedience for 7 rottweilers. This guy is going to ruin dogs all over America.

Go to any other site! Expert Village, you should be ashamed of calling this guy a trainer!

[arohagrant]

wow this is the first time i've watched these videos and its surprises me how many bad things people have to say about people who are only trying to help others with the knowledge they have gained. they may not always be correct but its there to help those who have no idea about their dogs. if your an expert on dogs, i don't see the need for you to look at these tips, unless you have nothing better to do than run other peoples efforts down. i find them helpful and use what i think may help me.

[IloveDogTraining]

dogs are wonderful you can tell how happy they are

[hunterblk68]

if you know so much then y dont you do videos and not watch his??

[keeg021985]

As soon as this guy used the word 'dominance,' I knew he didn't know what he was talking about, but was just buying into this misunderstood topic. Although the wolk expert David Mech did, in his first book in the 1970s, help to perpetuate the dominance myth, he has since tried to correct that erroneous information numerous times. Morons like Cesar Milan, however, are pushing that crap once again.

[PKShader]

I have been working professionally with dogs for close to 44 years both here and in Europe. Many of the dogs with whom I work are red zone dogs looking at change or death. There is no way I could turn then back on the right road using your methods. You eave out far too much information. Scientifically dogs have an inate ability to undersatnd human language so maybe you should do a little more studying. And as far as understandimng language just look at PKShaders videos if you need proof

[fhsfem]

Sorry but I believe you are mistaken. Dogs can learn hundreds of verbal commands but they do not understand our language. There is a big difference between word/command association and understanding the human language.