How to teach 'leave it'- without intimidation

Really a good job. Sometimes it's dificult to think a way to teach something using only positive reinforcement. Until someone shows you how

Thanks

great video, THANKS!

Great Video im so glad i watched this. I have a puppy siberian husky and this worked better than the other videos ive seen.

You're a great trainer! I'm confused on one thing. So when do you add the verbal cue and why not at the beginning simultaneously with the hand cue??

This is amazing! I love your dogs, and you are a brilliant and kind trainer.

At first I thought Kiko was an Italian Greyhound 'cause she's so much thinner and taller than my chihuahua. I also have an IG/rat terrier mix.

I'm not sure if my dogs are too old to learn this, they're 9 and 10. The IG isn't that interested in food, so maybe. The chihuahua tries to ensure the IG never gets any food, or anything for that matter, so I think she'll be tough.

Thanks for sharing your great videos!

wow, 4 thumbs down just because i was simply concerned that my dog might get fat . .

look at my chihuahua kiko, is she fat?

No hes not (:
i wasnt thinking bad of your teqniques (they've actually worked quite well!)
i was just wondering

i don't think its racist at all. My dog is from Mexico. I eat a lot of Tortillas because I live on the mexican border. Chihuahuas are a breed that is from Mexico?