this video helped us immensely, thanks! it’s nice that the cute little doggy is a beginner. i mean, u actually get to see a dog learn from scratch. lots of YouTube vid’s will demonstrate with a dog that already knows wat to do!? it REALLY helped to see how to deal with a doggy that mite not “get it right” the very first time. thanks again.
I agree, so many people have trained adult dogs so it’s not easy to see young or untrained reacting to the training. Great videos that are not patronising. 👍🏻
I am pausing and working with my puppy as you go. This channel is such a huge help, and my border collie has gotten this down just in two hours of work and play in between! Thank you so much
Dog Training by K9-1.com would love seeing these methods on a Shiba Inu puppy, as I am getting one soon, hope they aren’t that hard to train as people say
@Peg Gatto I genuinely can’t remember how it did it! this has been many years ago but i wanna say i taught her to lay first, then slowly started rolling her with my hand and eventually she learned to do it by herself
My 10 week old German Shepherd puppy can sit, lie down, stay, come (when whistled), shake and ‘leave it.’ This is the first vid I’ve used, she learned it in 8 minutes. This breed is a smart one!
Great video! So informative. I’ve looked at all your stuff!
Quick question: How long do you take before you change phases? Do you train one phase for days until they get it right? Then move onto the next phase, and then eventually onto training the next command? I want to train my dog, but I also don’t want to confuse him.
Wish I had learned this method months ago. We’ve been having a difficult time training our 2 yr old shepherd to heel. Can’t wait to try this. Great idea. Thank you!!
Thank you for this! I’ve been watching all kinds of YouTube videos on how to train my puppy to heel, but none of them have stuck with me like this one.. Your video is so clear & comprehensive – I already know that my puppy will be able to learn this efficiently because I now have such a good grasp of how to train him this command.
I have a pit bull that has mental disability’s, and she is special needs. I was able to teach her this in 8 minutes. All dogs are amazing, no matter what disability they have
I really love how your using positive reinforcement! There’s no need for punishment on aversive collars like e collars, prong, or choke collars since positive reinforcement has been proven to be just as effective (if not more!), and less risky for your dog. Well done!
Definately agree! Though I have watched videos of positive trainers using prong/e collars on dogs and it really helped the animals along with the positive reinforcement. With the prong, he was working with a very anxious pitbull who was severely choking herself and lashing on a leash (Enough to break her own neck/choke herself to death. Obv very serious) He said owners jump into prongs without knowing how to use it properly, the prong should never cause constant discomfort to the animal nor jab into their necks 24/7 especially when laying down because that causes greater issues. The only discomfort the animal should feel is slight pressure when they start to pull on the leash, then the release when they stop. This is when you reward and give the treat, to encourage that she doesn’t have to be scared and try to get away when she’s on the leash. (Along with praise as she calmed down) And with the e he said the only thing you should use is the tone (Whish is typically a beep) He basically used it as a clicker to help the dog with attention training so it would stop trying to chase deer/other potentially dangerous things. Idk what he said about the vibrate on e-collars, but he said there is never a need to shock the dog.
this video helped us immensely, thanks! it’s nice that the cute little doggy is a beginner. i mean, u actually get to see a dog learn from scratch. lots of YouTube vid’s will demonstrate with a dog that already knows wat to do!? it REALLY helped to see how to deal with a doggy that mite not “get it right” the very first time. thanks again.
Amanda S. Check out zak George to see more videos where the dog does not know what to do
I agree, so many people have trained adult dogs so it’s not easy to see young or untrained reacting to the training. Great videos that are not patronising. 👍🏻
Amanda S. E
If you want help training your dog then I recommend you go here now: https://zootdogtraining.blogspot.com .
@Michael Reyes why do you recommend this?
I love her awkward jumping, run-gallop thing she has goin’ on while she follows the treat. hahahah
your hahaha ended at a h so it was ha-ha-ha-h
@Russell Sutherland you must be very OCD to care lol
Simple straight forward positive training…….. good job
I am pausing and working with my puppy as you go. This channel is such a huge help, and my border collie has gotten this down just in two hours of work and play in between! Thank you so much
I just asked my 9 week old husky if he’s ready for this and he howled at me then bit my finger
That adorable, how is the pupper doing?
@Silvia Ciobanu you need to do reactive training and teach him not to blow you off
@Dani _Elle look up beckmans dog training reactive leash
lol..
5 years how’s the doggie doing?
This is a great video. Way better than all the other “Heel” videos I’ve seen on YouTube. I only wish I had seen this earlier.
Dog Training by K9-1.com would love seeing these methods on a Shiba Inu puppy, as I am getting one soon, hope they aren’t that hard to train as people say
The Creature from the Black Lagoon
Agreed!
@I like dogs and cats no Malinois black
@Dog Training by K9-1.com CAN I JUST ASK, THIS HAS TO BE DONE EVERYDAY LIKE THIS WITH TREATS? FOR HOW LONG?
My puppy is 15 weeks old and this worked for her! I’ve trained her sit,lay,shake,roll over, speak and now heal! Thanks for the video!
@ed lamb you really don’t need to watch videos on sit and down, if your dog is interested in you and your treats it will be easy. 🙂
All these comments. -_- It’s HEEL.
Awesome. I trained my dog Heal as well. He’s now a doctor.
How did you teach her roll over?? Plz, I need help mager time
@Peg Gatto I genuinely can’t remember how it did it! this has been many years ago but i wanna say i taught her to lay first, then slowly started rolling her with my hand and eventually she learned to do it by herself
My 10 week old German Shepherd puppy can sit, lie down, stay, come (when whistled), shake and ‘leave it.’ This is the first vid I’ve used, she learned it in 8 minutes. This breed is a smart one!
My gsd pup comes home Jan 20, when 8 weeks old. I can’t wait to start training her
Great video! So informative. I’ve looked at all your stuff!
Quick question: How long do you take before you change phases? Do you train one phase for days until they get it right? Then move onto the next phase, and then eventually onto training the next command? I want to train my dog, but I also don’t want to confuse him.
Thanks for such a great and professional training video. I can’t wait to see the rest of all your videos!! 👍🏻🐶
Wish I had learned this method months ago. We’ve been having a difficult time training our 2 yr old shepherd to heel. Can’t wait to try this. Great idea. Thank you!!
Just watching this has trained me. Now anytime my wife says heel I run to her left leg. Thanks.
🤣 good boy ❤️
Your just weird bro
Haha
😀😀😀
That’s a good one.
Without a doubt for myself this was the BEST video on training a new puppy how to heel!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this! I’ve been watching all kinds of YouTube videos on how to train my puppy to heel, but none of them have stuck with me like this one.. Your video is so clear & comprehensive – I already know that my puppy will be able to learn this efficiently because I now have such a good grasp of how to train him this command.
Take a shot everytime she says “good girl”
No way
Um lol no
Good soldiers follow orders
I died
Two shot of vodka
I have a pit bull that has mental disability’s, and she is special needs. I was able to teach her this in 8 minutes. All dogs are amazing, no matter what disability they have
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I have an American akita soo… he did not do this trick😭
@Dunkin Donuts Akitas are smart tho.
@Mayn 90’s they’re smart but like most spitz type breeds they’re extremely stubborn
@Naturally Curly Hair yeah if you aren’t doing the right thing as a trainer.
Wow super detailed and useful. I’ll definitely be revisiting this and using it as a guide.
I really love how your using positive reinforcement! There’s no need for punishment on aversive collars like e collars, prong, or choke collars since positive reinforcement has been proven to be just as effective (if not more!), and less risky for your dog. Well done!
Definately agree! Though I have watched videos of positive trainers using prong/e collars on dogs and it really helped the animals along with the positive reinforcement. With the prong, he was working with a very anxious pitbull who was severely choking herself and lashing on a leash (Enough to break her own neck/choke herself to death. Obv very serious) He said owners jump into prongs without knowing how to use it properly, the prong should never cause constant discomfort to the animal nor jab into their necks 24/7 especially when laying down because that causes greater issues. The only discomfort the animal should feel is slight pressure when they start to pull on the leash, then the release when they stop. This is when you reward and give the treat, to encourage that she doesn’t have to be scared and try to get away when she’s on the leash. (Along with praise as she calmed down) And with the e he said the only thing you should use is the tone (Whish is typically a beep) He basically used it as a clicker to help the dog with attention training so it would stop trying to chase deer/other potentially dangerous things. Idk what he said about the vibrate on e-collars, but he said there is never a need to shock the dog.
I just showed this video to my 18 week old puppy. Hopefully he learnt something 🤞
LoL.
I think u r the one
i love how you explain each and every step with increased difficulty