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Dogumentary TV has teamed up with Oscar Mora of Elevated Canine Academy to bring you Dog Training Fundamentals. This series is an introduction series into dog training. In lesson one, Oscar goes over "charging your markers", which tells the dog when he is going to be rewarded. It also helps you as a trainer gauge a dog's interest in working with you. I'M A BIG FAN OF DJI DRONES AND CAMERAS, GREAT FOR GETTING AMAZING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS OF YOUR DOGS.
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That puppy is so cute! So focused even at an early age. Beautiful Corso too.
Yeah, very focused 💛
How old is that puppy?
Shame he has been butchered.
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Great video. I like that you used a puppy with no training. A lot of videos use previously trained dogs making the process appear quicker and easier than it really is
That puppy definitely had some prior training already.
Tibchickfan those were my thoughts
@YurBiggestFanSeriously? it’s just a puppy, some people can’t be satisfied with nothing.
I agree
Sarcasm right
Ditto on liking and wanting more training videos. I also like that he used dogs that are at different training levels.
Rodrigo Araujo, that would be great. I’m struggling with my aggressive German shepherd puppy
@Hamza MalikMalik how old is your puppy?
YES!
thank you for this series!
More basic training videos like this one. Excellent content!
Yes, more fundamental training videos please! Excellent work Oscar, and Zeke, thanks for all you do!
Thanks! Had a dog for years. Some of those things come naturally but it was useful to put structure and terminology around it. Please More 🙂
I just inherited a 2 year old rotty from a friend. Looking forward to watching your videos. Any diference in training an older dog?
Anderson Dias nope. No difference
A lot of times people get rid of dogs out of frustration. I appreciate these videos teaching people like me that dont know how to properly train a dog
Thank you !!! Been watching all kinds of videos & so far your the only one giving exact info on what to do .. Any tips or videos on potty training a 9wk Rottweiler
Love this video actually explaining with a new puppy with no training. I’ll be using this with my new puppy.
I love watching the training, very informative
My wife has been doing this to me for years and I never even noticed, well played wife….well played.
Do you respond to yes
Lol –Nice Joke
Oh my gosh that is soooooooooooo funny.
If partners can’t train each other without mental abuse then they aren’t meant to be!
Hahahahahaha
So I tried this on my German Shepherd/Lab mix and it went really well.
More videos please, thanks for utilizing a non trained pup, helped a lot because I have a 2 month old Cane Corso pup… cool that you used a cane corso for the first part.
Oscar Thank you for Your Fundamentals mostly when working with my foster dogs and my personal dogs. I have taken all your advice , jumped out of my comfort zone and now I’m on target to Continue Learning Dog Training and created a Youtube channel to follow my progress. My first vlog is available now. I would love some support / feedback so please subscribe and check out my channel.
Its mad what you can learn from youtube. Great video
Great video more of this please my puppy just learning basic commands ❤️👍
I have a question, why do you lean to the left and right when giving them treats versus just rewarding them while they’re sitting?
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Will there ever be a time when treats are not needed anymore? Because it seems like the dog is invested in the reward, not the owner. (I’m not trying to be critical by the way) – I’m just wondering if its possible to train a dog without needing treats on hand at all times? Thanks!
Google the phrase above. It’s a very helpful guide on pack leader training which doesn’t require treats. Takes a little more effort than treat training, but your dog will look to you for commands because he wants to… not just for a reward. I believe both styles have their place, it just depends what kind of relationship you want to build with your dog. Hope this helps.
Yes, you only use treats to train. Once they know the command, then you go to a lottery system, and then stop treating that command. When you start the lottery system, add in a new command.
Looking into “fading the lure”. I’ll give an example with sit. So you first clicked train and treat with sit. You have the treat and clicker in the same hand. Assuming they’ve been introduced the behavior, you cue the sit using verbal and visual cue, you click to mark the behavior, and then you reward with treat from the hand you signaled from. To fade out the treat (or lure), you hold treats in both hands. So they still see the treat from the hand you ask from. After you’ve marked the behavior, you only reward with the treat from the other hand they didn’t see. Then they learn to expect the treat from a place they haven’t seen. Once they’ve done that, you stop using a treat in both hands and only the one they can’t see. Then after they master that, you only treat after introducing new layers to the behavior such as distance, duration, diversity or distraction. Once they’ve mastered those they will never need treats again.
For me it’s been helpful to get less and less treats the more they start to love me. I replace the treats with praise/affection over time
It would help a lot using treats. I would think it might be possible to do it without treats but harder