SHE TRIED TO ATTACK ME! (AGGRESSIVE DOG TRAINING)
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2021
- How to train an aggressive dog for reality as they are trying to attack people is something we work with a lot at the Upstate Canine Academy. This is a dog who is very fearful and unfortunately is taking her fear and unleashing it on people she doesn't know. Tom works with her and her owner to overcome these issues so they can live a less stressed life!
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Just saw the short, & the link in your posted, pinned comment. Great video!
Could help to change the title from aggressive to reactive
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this owner needs a hug. She's so anxious that she's shaking and is having trouble managing instructural pressure. I've been there and it suuuuuuuuuucks
Yep, she was so nervous but is getting much better!
@@tomdavisofficial
THANK YOU TOM DAVIS for doing what you do and for providing your help and your time for people who absolutely L O V E their dogs. This particular video is extremely helpful and important especially for people similar to my husband and me and in our case, our GSD rescue. We’ve had GSDs before and 3 out of 4 of our dogs were rescues. But our current GSD is the polar opposite of all of the dogs we’ve had, our neighbors have ever had, our relatives have ever had. WE HAVE NEVER SEEN NOR HAD any dog like him!!
I don’t know what happened to him before he came into our lives! But I’m fairly certain that it wasn’t so good!
I think he has a brain tumor and/or a couple other things wrong with him!! I love this handsome 2 year old doggo with all of my heart & so does my husband. We desperately need more professional dog training for him or he desperately needs it ASAP!
Because he is getting …. to the point where we will have to make an unfathomable decision and I cannot even think about it!! I CANNOT believe that those words just came out of my mouth!! PLEASE HELP!! Please???
I'll hug her cheeks.
maybe a different dog would have been more suitable ( do you think ? ) - yeah I do actually ( yeah your probably right ) - whoopsie talking to ones self again .
@@Missfoxtooyou I feel like this is our support group :)
You can tell how difficult this was for the owner. She seems to really love that dog. You are a gem Tom for helping them out. I hope they do well.
She's rocking it!
She’s doing great, I cried during these sessions with my dog. It was the best experience for my dog, it also brought out my confidence as an abuse survivor! I’m mean, even past recovery, I would beat a person’s ass, but I was so timid in any relationship. No more. Tom you have no idea how important what you do for humans is.
@@tomdavisofficial the owner is no good she will get someone killed with this dog
@@jewellbell8642 I think this is as much about retraining her as it is the dog. If she listens and sticks with it they’ll likely be fine.
@@juliaalvarez537 everything okay at home kiddo?
I love that the owner was asking lots of questions, it means that she really cares about her dog and just wants the best for Nala! I will admit I’m still working on advocating for my GSD in front of people, it’s tough but it’s a work in progress.
I felt the exact same way watching this. Good owner absolutely trying to learn to do right by her dog. I also have to advocate for my GSD. "Oh he's so handsome and so obedient, can I pet your dog". "NO sorry, he's still training to be ok with people."
KEEP ON IT!
I loved all her questions, I feel the same way as her. I’ve seen my dog react badly in the past and it’s just given me this fear now and when I’m correcting I don’t know if I’m saying the right thing, using the right tool or the right timing. 😅
This was a great video on teaching the owner, thank you again Tom!
I'm right there with you! As a young pup I allowed people to invade his space when he wasn't comfortable, I thought it was the way to get him socialized, I should have allowed him to meet people on his own time. Now I am practicing advocating for him, it's definitely tough, especially when we have cute and well trained dogs!
good
I love her eagerness to learn. We need more dog owners like this.
@@ephajanke3242 Thansk so much!
Yes, It makes my job alot eaiser
@@ephajanke3242 came here to say this. Most aren’t willing to do what it takes and weak ass owners of powerful dogs get those dogs killed. Irresponsible.
@@ephajanke3242 at the beginning of the video she said Nala hasn't been agressive like this before, and that it really only developed into something she couldn't control recently. I do not fault the owner, her dog became agressive unpredictably
I absolutely agree!!
I felt sorry for her she’s so young and looked very overwhelmed at times I would be the same. I wish her and Nala all the best for the future
I did at first. But later I was impressed by her willingness to do what he told her. She accepted the situation and her role in it. Some can't.
She's rocking it!
She looks 35
@@trejay2345 nah probably in late 20's
@@trejay2345 not at all lol. you must be about 19
A note to the owner. You are amazing. Thank you for allowing us all to watch the video. No one wants a reactive dog but they’re the cards we are dealt. Good on you for not giving up and not giving your dog up. I hope we get to see how you are going in six months time or so. I learnt a lot of tips for my own dog in this video- thank you for asking questions I would have asked too. All the very best to you.
Anthropomorphizing (treating the animal as if it were a HUMAN) is the biggest problem of many owners of spoiled or vicious dogs.
This guy is great at letting the owners know that too much love and no discipline is a major problem that is caused by the OWNWER.
That "too much love and no discipline" thing goes for young humans as well lol
We Moddy coddle kids too much in today's society, And often they end up in life thinking they can away with anything and struggle with right and wrong.
@@helenHTID WELL SAID!
I think the woman asked loads of great questions that many people would want and need to know ….
Great video ..
Thanks so much!
I agree.
@@juliaalvarez537 ??? I think we were watching a different video!! I think the trainer was great and was very happy to answer all her questions. I thought he explained everything well and her questions made him explain things in deeper detail, and after watching many of his videos I have never once got the impression he has made his clients feel stupid. I’m sorry you see things that way but I suppose his style is not for everyone.
@@Dizzycow-Tina You look like, you got trouble written all over you.
@@GnosticCushite do I ??? Why’s that ??
As an owner, handler, and trainer, I can't tell you how happy this owner makes me watching this video. Knew there was a problem she could not manage on her own and she LISTENED to the trainer, asked a TON of questions, and took direction really well. I can't tell you how many owners hear what a trainer is saying but don't ask for clarification if they don't understand. She wants to understand. Getting clarification on heel vs leave it, and when and why to use which command was a total breakthrough and was a pivotal moment in this retrain journey. I would love to see a follow-up on these two.
It is so hard to be the person the dog is protecting. I feel her frustration as that’s the relationship I’m trying to change with my dog, too. Keep working!! #nobaddogs
Let's gooooO!
Sure, Becky
It's a lot more common than you think. In one of his previous vids this trainer says just that: very few dogs are truly dominant or aggressive. Most dogs are reactive, not dominant/aggressive.
@@MaryJane-tr6uc How funny…
Learn how to control your dog before someone like me does🔫
This owner's willingness to learn and put herself on the line is next level. Props 🙌
@@juliaalvarez537 🥱 stop spamming
From blood shot pissed off red eyes to relaxed and willing to learn. Great job, Nala! Glad you got to meet, TD!
Amazing! He was direct and to the point but didn't treat the owner like an idiot. Wonderful learning environment 👏
She’s such a good girl. Just very insecure and protective. You can overbaby a dog.
Love how you educate owners to see life from their dog’s perspective. I love to listen to you explain things, so good at it. To me, that’s what sets you apart from other trainers.
Thanks so much, Catherine!
And I love how non-judgemental you phrase it. Even when the dog is trying to chew your face off, you are so calm and helpful, explaining what is happening and why, from the dog's point of view. It's the little things that I would not have even noticed, like keeping a loose leash, not letting the dog get in front of you. Thanks!
@@juliaalvarez537 maybe go on another site, there are plenty of dog trainers on you tube who may suit you and you find better at explaining things and you find enjoyable. Then you can leave positive comments and brighten someone’s day. 😀
Instant tears for this girl and her Nala. You can just feel Nala’s insecurity through the screen. She wants to protect her person, her worried, loving person. The wonders of being a strong leading Mumma though, the change is almost instant RELIEF! The connection a dog forms with her person - I find so amazing, doubled edged sword of course as we’re not always their perfect human. This video - sums that up beautifully
Nala meant business!! Props to the owner for all the work!!
Yup!
I appreciated all the lessons learned. Especially seeing the need for us owners to not humanize our fur babies.
That's huge.
It's especially hard when you have guests who think you're inhumane for NOT humanizing them. Especially when they are acting out around the guests.
Not calling them fur babies is probebly a good start.
@@pelgrimpact4842 that’s exactly what i thought
@@pelgrimpact4842 LMDAO
“Don’t think about looking at my dog” 😂 that’s exactly what I tell my guests! I also tell them that my dogs will let you know if they want to be petted, if not, then just leave them alone. Great video!!
@@juliaalvarez537 you have issues.
@@juliaalvarez537 bruh
I hope you aren't leaving your aggressive insecure dog free with your guests and just telling them to ignore the dog growling at them! I went through this with a woman who was irresponsible and unwilling to get her fearful dog under control after inviting me into her house! I left and didn't come back because I didn't need to be mauled by a big chow! It's unfair to your dog who will likely be euthanized and your guests who may end up with serious injuries! You're friends aren't training props and I hope that's not what you're doing!
@@debmckinley815 Definitely agree with your comment!
My friend has pit bulls and yep, I ignore them!! I've petted them, but I really don't try to.
You're comments about treating her dog like a person instead of a dog is so spot on!! Many many people would have better behaved dogs if they just realized their dog is actually a dog instead of their obnoxious spoiled child!
EXACTLY
i’ve been where this girl has been before and i totally feel her embarrassment/anxiety around it! it’s hard when you have a dog that’s reactive and aggressive in certain scenarios, but she’s doing the right thing by taking the necessary steps in order to give her dog the best life possible! i love watching your videos and seeing how you handle each dog, it’s super inspiring & you’ve helped me so much with my dogs reactivity over the last couple of years!
Someone please give this kind hearted girl a hug, she's too sweet and nervous at all this stressful things that call for responsibility and I get it and I hope she gets happier moments after all of this u.u
love how her questions are so raw! relate to her 100% when it comes to being nervous w a fearful pup, glad they’ve both made progress 😊
She did great!
She's what I would call, "a good girl in training" - which is what I tell people when I don't want them close to my dog when she's nervous
“Nervous” is a euphemism for bloodthirsty demon. Which is exactly what 99% of pit bulls are.
@@jakeraught4939 exactly. These suburban idiots adopting these monsters.
@@nathanadkins4696 check the AKC temperance list - pitbulls are rated with a really high one, even better than golden retrievers! the issue with pits is that they are often dog reactive! The people who usually want a pit are those who just want a cool attack dog, so the are not trained properly.
@@kuromie9708 Exactly, most of them are just dog aggressive but also lots aren't at all. It all depends on gameness.
What a great owner! Asking questions (I got a bit confused on the leave it and heel timing too until she asked), overcoming her fear and wanting what is best for Nala. Tom's amazing calmness and great explanations are so fantastic to watch!
Her owner is coming along with her own confidence and it shows! Nala will find hers through Momma’s strength. Really proud of her Momma loving her enough to commit to helping her, even when it means she needs to change some things about herself/ self confidence. Says a lot about her heart and I hope they stick with the training and we get an update video!!
@@juliaalvarez537 you make no sense.
Some people don't realize that you just need to take the wheel. Be their leader!
That's right!
True just gotta get your doggie to realize that. So glad for these excellent training videos and all the no bad dog Army advise.
It seems like you’ve adjusted your training techniques to allow the owner to be more physically involved in the process and I think that’s wonderful!
The explanation of taking the collar off at night is worth thousands. Tom is always very relatable to the real world. That is the start of creating an unbalanced relationship w a dog for their own safety
Love the fact that you had a 2 week interval and showed progress. Keep up the awesome work and helping these awesome dogs and owners.
Thank you so much!
This owner is learning real well though!
Yes, she is
This is my dog ! I have taken him to trainers & they always say let me work with him alone & they'll fix the problem but he doesn't act like this so I know it's me. Thanks so much for you knowledge to help those of us who need help.
It's almost always the person. Usually 1st time dog owners. The good news is once you realize it, everything gets much easier.
Things strat to make sense. Good luck
@@bonezzzz6330 Thanks. I've learned allot by watching Tom's videos but still need to learn lots more. I have lung disease & the sicker I get the more my Pittie feels he needs to take protect me. But with the help of Tom's videos I've learned the signs to prevent things before they escalate. So this was a great video for me.
@@Cat-jq2me
The key is to never accept any behavior you don't want. If you take charge than the dog doesn't feel the need to. It's ok to punish the dog. Sometimes punishment can just be ignoring the dog. Nothing physical. Or a pop with a leash and collar. This tells them you are in charge now. And once you get that across you barely have to do it. But the key is to stop bad behaviors before they happen. You can tell when your dog is about to go off. And start correcting before they act bad. G
You need someone to work with you one on one.
@@roughhdiamond168 I agree. Trust me I haven't stopped looking for the right person. Right now with my lung disease & this heat, it's made it very hard.
She's a good owner. Want to learn to have a better pet and he's an amazing human trainer. On the end he's teaching owners to understand our dogs....
Btw I don't know how I arrived in this channel but I can't stop watching.
THXS 🤘🛸💨💨💨💨💨💨•••
@@juliaalvarez537 why are you copy and pasting the same reply on almost every comment of this video?
@@juliaalvarez537 maybe you have comprehensive issues because I can understand his responses just fine
Found this on tiktok and now I’m binge watching videos
SAME LOL
Let;s Go! Welcome to the No Bad Dog Army!
@@guptaslater8195 Welcome to the No Bad Dog Army! :)
I know this is not the most meaningful comment, but I always have to laugh so hard when this sweet fake plushy toy dog is dragged behind and the dogs are going crazy. I mean it is so sweet. hahaha. but of course it is a great way to learn ;-)
I am always amazed at how some dogs react to that fake plushy dog! (I do get a chuckle out of it, too!) What a great training tool.
I’m already considering buying one to train my dog 😂😂
@@Alex-gc7yv Once they smell it, they generally realize it is not a dog and don't react anymore. Except for that cute golden, but then they play with everything :)
I absolutely love this! So many dogs get put down cause they wasn't properly trained.
This is the exact situation with me and my dog. He does great with everyone except me. I finally just recently figured out I had to work on my own confidence in addition to dog training and my dog has gotten so much better recently.
That’s awesome! Did he have a bite history? I just got a rescue who has a bite history (has already bitten me, too) and I think his issues stem from insecurity/overbabying by previous owners. I’m working on my leadership with him, but it’s really scary when the stakes are so high.
Big powerful dogs can be beyond scary. This owner clearly loves her dog very much and wants to do whatever it takes to get to where they both need to be (to successfully function in society). Good on her for taking on the necessary steps and good job Tom for your training methods. It’s awesome to watch you “figure out the dogs as individuals” and try what you think will work best for them rather than try and apply your methods as a blanket training across the board. Keep up the good work!
I am so impressed with how well this owner took to her own training on how to work with her dog. She was so invested and asked great questions. Thank you for sharing this case with us!
I take away so much info from these videos for my reactive american bulldog. I use all of the tips and it truly is making such a difference!
So so so happy for you!
i hope the puppers eye was ok looks like she was pulling so hard she bust her own eye on the muzzle or bust a vessel from stressing - so so glad people really make use of all the training equiptment tools available and behaviourists can help puppers under stress like this :) stunning dog and great training learning material thanks Tom and upstate squad for educating and sharing to make it safer for all
I am very thankful for this guy he’s helped me in so many ways and also my dog of course but I know how she feels it sucks
Thansk for watching!
4:30 That second pop got her attention, not the pull before that. That was awesome to see.
The shaking at 7:30 made me so happy. Stressrelief is great and progress is already visible!!
We, people see tools a great deal when it comes to helping us, but a bad deal when it comes to helping our dogs. I really liked the lady, she had very pertinent questions trying to dissect when one command is more appropriate then other. I know I learned something today. Thank you
Yess, thanks for watching, Alex!
The owner is amazing!! She wants to learn so eagerly! I love that!
You can see the change in the body language at Nala and the owner, amazing!
I agreeee
You are so patient , I love and appreciate that. Good job as always understanding the dog and the owner🤗🐕🦺
Thanks so much!
We need more dog owners like this girl. I had a rescue dog and she was so overprotective of me and it was hard work teaching her that other people were ok it took 3 years but it was worth it.
NO! this insipid girl is the worst type of owner...feeble commands and insecure as heck.
I’m glad the owner is getting training, & I would love an video update on the progress ♥️🙏🏾
Thanks so much, lisa!
Thank you Tom, I have some clients that are in this area with their dogs. We always appreciate your support and help!! 🙏🏼🐺🇺🇸
Thanks so mucH!
Thanks for the questions Nala's mom,they were good ones!
yes!
The owner cares, persists and listens. 90 percent chance of success right there.
Amazing work!! You can 100% tell the difference once the owner had more confidence!
Hell yes!
So many great tips to take away thanks to the owner asking so many great questions. So many times its not the actual dog, its the owners having to learn how to work with their animal.
I have two pitt/lab mixes. One is dog aggressive and the other is people aggressive. I am in constant fear that something will happen when I walk them. I deeply empathize with this lady and I'm glad to see that they can learn new and positive behaviors if I take the initiative.
Pittie's are so loyal & protective of their owners. Nala perceives her owner's lack of confidence & acts out to compensate despite their instinct to follow the leader.
great video & props to the owner for trying!
Thanks Fabiola!
This owner truly loves this dog. You can really tell that she is wanting to do everything for her to learn
Question, how tight should the prong collar be for the best results
I like the dog in the backround just Doing circles in his/Her cage 💗🥰😘
I love this video. I love his training style too. I’m practically new here to this guys channel. I’m used to watching Cesar Millian and his shows like the dog whisperer. I’ve learned everything on how to train a dog and how to handle them and how you yourself need to check on your feelings yourself because what you feel gets transferred to the dog cuz they can feel that. I learned all that from watching his shows and also I volunteered and worked for a dog training business for a while and I switched careers to being a vet technician and then I left that job and I’m doing something else but point is that all I’ve learned everyone says exactly the same thing. The only difference is the correction. When you correct a dog for there bad behavior what Cesar Millain does is he uses his two fingers to poke the side of the dogs belly. It would feel like if someone is poking you on the side of your belly and that snaps the dog out of the bad behavior. What this guy is doing and saying instead of of the poking of the side of the dog is use that prong collar and/or that e-collar. They are two different types of correction styles for bad behavior and they both do they same: snap the dog out of the bad behavior and they are both humane. I’m officially now a subscriber.
I’m glad you found his channel, cesar milan is the absolute worst
thansks so much, Maria!
@@roxiefrox252 but they just talked about how much they learned from Cesar and pointed out similarities between this guy's methods and Cesar's.
@@emmagrace6396 I agree Emma that they are very similar. The ecollar can be used 1/2 mile away when the fingers can't, however. And I can't even imagine how much grief Cesar would get if he mentioned "prong". Tom is able to trust his experiences, and anyone who worked in animal control has a lot of experience, plus a thicker skin. I love GSD but that white one with the kennel resource guarding issues - just dang!
I love this video! The owner is so great asking lots of questions!!🙂
Thanks so much, Erin!
This is insane. I've seen UA-cam channels that are well done but you are incredible, training aside. This looks like a TV show. I could see that for you. Thanks for the content.
Wise words my dude.
“ that’s why I’m putting you under so much pressure right now. Pressure makes diamonds” 👏👏👏
I admire people who are willing to work with their dogs rather than just put them down because they seem aggressive. KUDOS to both the trainer and owner. Saved another life.
this guy is gonna hit a million subs, i mean he really understands dogs. Love you Tom, your videos alone have helped me raise my puppy wonderfully
Hey Thomas. I just watched my first video of yours a few minutes ago & now I'm a new subscriber to your channel. First thing I want to say is Thank You for everything that you do, not just for the dogs but for their owners as well. Because like you, I believe there are No Bad Dogs. Throughout my life I've owned several different breeds of dogs small & large from Yorkies to Mastiffs. I have worked with animals all my life and I trained all my dogs to be on/off leashed trained & to also know hand signs as well. If it wasn't for you a lot of good dogs would probably be euthanized simply because their owners didn't have the know how/control they should have.
Best line EVER " PRESSURE MAKES DIAMONDS AT THE END OF THE DAY!!"
Great video, very informative as I have a reactive dog as well. Would love. to see an update video if possible!
Thanks so mucH!
It’s so great that these sessions are recorded. How helpful for the owners to be able to rewatch these and pick up on all the advise and tips. Especially as they may have missed something in person with as much new information as is being given. Super helpful for other owners too who may be having similar issues!
I watch a few dog trainers and i've got to say Tom is amazing. They way he breaks things down is amazing and he explains everything that is going on with yourself and the dog its brilliant. Long Time supporter. keep up the good work. INFACT more content please!!!
The way you broke down the heel vs leave it question was perfect and made perfect sense. I had the same question and am so glad she asked that.
I love watching these videos because it might not apply to my puppy right now, but it is things I can look out for and work on if it ever starts. Honestly just the small bits of advice like not treating your dog like a human and loving your pet too much can lead to obedience issues. These tips will help me to think in a way for my puppy to understand what I expect of her and that in the end is the love and care she also needs.
I can honestly watch ur lessons allday, been watching ur lessons from 🇦🇺🇦🇺 & u have taught me to understand my dogs so well. I can walk both my dogs on or off leash anywhere and their focus is solely on me every sec. It took a bit to teach them, quick jerk on the prong collar snaps their focus back on to me and no other peson or animal.. cheers mate
What dogs you got, mate?
@@P4ndieEy3ss female blue dane x pitty/dane 4yrs old & male ridgeback/kelpie7yrs (foster that i adopted)
Ridgeback/kelpie had acl surgery on 1 back leg after I adopted him and he had a shattered fema bone when I found him dumped..
Aww that’s beautiful. Sounds like a happy family
I'm glad that there are people like you who help dogs like that.
Sending much love from Austria🌈
Thanks so much! :)
I really enjoy when he points out that dogs are not people. It sounds strange to, but people seem to forget that dogs don't work like we do, especially with the collar situation and the reinforcement in general. We love them and then baby them, but they are still animals with their own instincts and ways of doing things. And it's really nice to see him explain this to the owners.
That dog sounded like a lion. Good work. It all makes sense as he explains it carefully ❤❤
This is tremendous!!!!
Thansk so mucj!
Best dog psychologist out there!
I loved this video!! I love the questions the owner asked!! These are all great questions. Tom does an amazing job of explaining "I can get your dog to listen, but YOU need to get your dog to listen. What happens when I (Tom) am not there?" This is such good training!!!
I think this is probably one of my favorite video yet. It touches so many important points.
Love the way you show owner learning more than you training dog. I think we need videos with both. It's nice to know how to do it well which you make it look easy, since you're so experienced. But it's also important for us to see the process of owner learning and making mistakes, and I loved how this video was almost 100% her doing the retraining of Nala. They are in good hands and can't wait to see even more progress. I've got a fear reactive heeler mix rescue, also named Nala, that came to me about three weeks into binging your channel last fall, so helpful as we're trying to learn together. She that other dogs aren't a threat. I the psychology of dogs abs her breeds. This channel has been a live saver,as I gained so much wisdom and insight and confidence which was essential to her success from moment one. Tho tbh she had little that needed worked on, as it's obvious she's had training in some of the basics in her past. But I would have "ruined her" was it not for all I've gained in understanding the basics humans need to be successful owners. Thank you so much. And keep up the good work and growing in your tweaks to the way you teach/produce content.
Bro! You're showing your skills with this tough case! Cheers to the owner as well! So glad you are available to people, both at your facility and on UA-cam. Have seen too many owners who are trying positive-only with these types of dog. It's not safe in a lot of situations. You did great, man! Always look forward to your vids!
I haven't yet commented on Tom's video. But the owner in this episode is one of the best student I have seen in all the videos.
He's like supernanny but instead of helping kids he's helping dogs
I love how he explained everything to the owner and how she responded. It's great!!!! I have a prong collar and a vibration collar for my dog.... And it helps A LOT!!!!
Great questions and clear answers.
Oh boy…”too much love and not enough leadership…” that hits home for me and it is starting to show in my dog by being aggressive towards others but especially family member in the household. Those words are truly a wake up call to me. Love all of your videos. Thanks Tom!
People send there dogs to trainers and then think the problem is fixed and never follow through training consistency is key. Many people have brought there dogs to me I’ve had them an hour sorted the problem with me but the owner hasn’t done what I’ve told them then couple days after saying the dog is back to square one
The quality of information from this channel is priceless Thank you!
Great training, I loved how she really wanted to learn what he was trying to teach her. It was little confusing but more questions she asked it made more sense. Great job to all of them. Good team work.
You have incredible patience with problem dog handlers. o.0
Love this video you shared .
More great work Tom. Good on the girl for making the effort to sort this dog out with your help. Thank you : )
Agreed, thanks, Laura!
Oh my goodness I just learned something super interesting! I always take my girls collar off, I thought the same thing that my girl needs to comfy for bed 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️Shame on me. I love your teaching techniques! 🤍🤍🤍🤍
It depends on the dog and collar, we use a prong and ecollar and a flat for backup and tag when out only thus i wouldn't leave them on
I wish I found this a couple months ago before we had to re home my blue pitty boxer mix she wasn’t aggressive to people or most dogs just 2 times to our older dog who is now 11 and both times he had to get stitches and we were scared of what was gonna happen to him she’s in a great family now I miss the hell out of her but she does great with the cat they have and I’m glad we gave her the experience she needed to find her forever home
Really good teacher right there!
Bravo...to owner and nala and of course tom.
This is fantastic advice all put into one vid with a beautiful doggo. I love the messages you give out, how to be positive and equally respectful of your dog.
Very good work, I'd love to see Nala now, now I'd never trust her completely but she could live a good happy life. The worst thing my own dog has done is high five my nephews face, she's very good but her aim with her paws isn't great, she missed his hand and his face was right behind it🤣 she's very good but it's been constant work since she was 8 weeks old, had her house trained in a week. Crates help(only as a bed and safe space, Never a punishment, i used the front porch for punishment and two birds with one stone, now she doesn't run to the front door., Now she's 3 and doing great. I'd be lost without her.