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I love the “Free!” command🐾❣️🐾

Wow!! Looking good 🐾❣️🐾

She’s a beauty 🐾❣️🐾 Her enthusiasm for everything is amazing 😁 You are one lucky guy to have her in your life. She’s living her best life with you. Bless you both 🥰

I ❤ Quest!

Thank you for responding. This little girl of mine just picks up everything.

So do I have to carry treats around with me forever

Throwing food away teaches the dog to pick up food from the ground. I used the method and am now trying to train the dog to not pick up random bits of food even if I drop them. I wouldn't suggest using the toss food away method if you are going to be training the dog to assist with blind customers.

Love this!!!!!

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Hi Anthony. Thank you for this video. My dog was diagnosed with tethered cord earlier this year. As he is my first dog, i didn't know his pain behaviors were not normal. It's very helpful to see your experience and the videos. He was initially noted to have anxious/reactive behavior when he turned 1 by a group dog trainer. The journey began from here into anxiety medications and related training. As the training was not progressing, then the medical assessments started. Have you considered the surgery or had it completed? My dog is now 3 and I'm exploring the surgery to primarily help ease the pain and anxiety/fear related behaviors.

Our dog was just diagnosed with tethered cord as well and we have observed many of the same things as in your videos. I always disregarded them as allergies or anxiety but now see them very differently. Are you managing with meds only?

My family’s command phrase for this is “Go Home”. It’s a fantastic thing to teach a dog.

Such a good example

Very nice patio view 👍

We say HOUSE but same effect.. took some training and lots of treats to train my stubborn Boston Terriers

I just tell my pit go and she goes to her house

The way my dog always does it is takes the toy and runs away 😂Do you have any advice on what i should do to play with him? I really like your videos because i find them informative Many thanks 🎉

Cool😃😃

My dog will learn something and the next day act clueless what do I do

Labrador Retriever DNA sport/gun dog breed

This is invaluable, especially the video footage. Thank you for sharing.

Would you do these steps if the dog is a frustrated greeter type of a reactivity is it all the same? Reactivity is reactivity

Love this!! So good, play skills and strengthening your recall relationship! Win Win!

I'm not sure if this looks fun or tedious, but either way it looks effective!

Cropped ears are so dumb and ugly

Before I saw the dog, I thought it was going to be a shiatsu.

Initially, I was confused as to what purpose this served then I realized I must be very lucky, I've always had dogs in my life and understood how to play with them very naturally. It's cool there's stuff like this out there for people who may not have been so fortunate, and wanna go about the joy of dog ownership responsibly.

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Nice job

This reminds me of that baking show nailed it

This reminds me of that baking show nailed it

Don’t make sense

That's how I train my girlfriend, i throw her the meat then I tell her to come.🤣🤣

So cute 🥰

Thank you for making this video I didn’t know dogs could get tethered cord, I have it now I wonder if my dog also suffers from it she has these symptoms I thought at one point she was having seizures but she’s not. I know my sweet dog and I suffer from another syndrome which is Ehlers Danlos syndrome (people) in dogs it’s called Cutaneous asthenia, I know EDS causes tethered cord in humans so I wonder if it can cause it in dogs.

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Poor little dude sad to see his discomfort will share with other vets

Well done, also love the beautiful pics

I feel so sorry for Journey. It must be so hard for you to watch when he has these episodes. What sort of treatment is Journey on? What is the prognosis?

Thank you SO much. I have dog training I g experience but I’ve NEVER dealt with a dog like this, now OWN dog. He’s always done attention seeking behaviors since he was 12 weeks old. We have been doing the EXACT same things with that the lady you described was doing. It’s so hard to know what to do. With our dog, an almost 11 month old Australian Cattle dog (that indeed has a job learning herding cattle and is exercised constantly mentally and physically) he’s seemed to learn the brunt of it from our in-law’s Australian Shepherd (no contact now) that has major aggression and attention seeking behaviors. Now we are trying to do damage control and make him a dog that is confident in his own without obsessing with especially me. Our little dude does what you described with this client and more. I do have the Dogtra Tom Davis No Bad Dogs edition E Collar and it’s amazing for off leash work and we really only ever use vibrate to reenforce recall or to break attention from something overstimulating. Would you recommend that we also include the E Collar in every day life at home and with curbing attention seeking? That way none of the attention comes from us, reinforcing the behavior? He’s not aggressive, possessive, or disobedient by any means. He does amazing things and knows so many commands, but especially at his age right now, it’s becoming very tough. So far we have worked on just keeping him placed and watching us do everyday things without him interacting with us. We also have made sure that anything that is our domain (couches, chairs, beds) have become our space and he’s only allowed when invited. He was throwing himself all over furniture and crawling on people, excessively licking etc. All other parts of his life have structure except for the attention seeking. Do you have any tips? Anything is appreciated!