@@taramiller998 I have one to. His energy level is sky high. He's addicted to the bright green laser, loves to chase. After running in circles in a large field, he's much more relaxed on a leash. I thought about a treadmill because he's like the energizer bunny. Got to get the burst of energy out first. My nephew's pit is about 4 years old. He has a lot of energy to. He walks like a champ for me. Maturity also makes a difference.
This is Gavin and Wanda the owners of Duke, our great Dane . Thank you again for training., amazing in one afternoon. Ever since the training, we have had no pulling. we enjoy the walks
i have a 93 pound mutt... she walks well and since we got the puppy she forgot how to walk right. i got a prong collar.. funny she remembered how to walk again and the aussie is next lol he is 6 months and 45 pounds he can handle it now. my 15 year old schnauzer is perfect because she doesnt care about anything anymore she pretends she cant hear. we had her hearing checked she can hear except when u call her name lol..
I am 70 years old and a dog trainer with 30 years experience. Mostly Malinois ( i ‘m from Belgium). Just discovered the channel and it is one off the few that i agree totally whit. Thank you sir and you have one member more
Him stopping when the pronged collar made her cry was amazing! I have never seen anything like that, he was so respectful of her and the dog in that moment. Beautiful to see, earned a subscription
I have a standard golden doodle. Strongest dog I have ever had. Thought I could train her myself. I realized what I wanted was beyond my ability. So I took her to obedience classes. Second class, the instructor put on a prong collar. Gamer changer. She is very well behaved. Neighbors commented on what a difference on our walks. I am 65. She is over 70 lbs. I want to have control over her, not her over me.
@@grzybeklampucerek4507 you clearly don’t understand how a prong collar works or what it does. It’s not about causing pain for the dog. It applies pressure equally around the whole neck as opposed to only the front. When dogs correct each other in nature they draw blood- this is not inhumane. This is how you properly communicate with a dog at the end of a leash.
@@grzybeklampucerek4507 as long as they are fitted properly there's no way to hurt them. I've put on a choke collar and the prong. Even a flat collar will do more damage to the dog then a prong. Maybe you should try it before you talk about it.
When she burst into tears because her dog was responding to the prong collar without being in pain, I started crying with her. You could FEEL her relief that she could have a good dog that she loved without being in danger of getting hurt anymore
Hello this is Gavin. Yes Noah the issues were fixed, when we went for the training. Nice to hear about your Duke Our Duke is just over 3 years old. He is doing great
We have a 7 1/2 mo heeler. We hired a trainer but didn't have much luck heeling our dog. The dog kept pulling and wrapping the leash around my legs till she pulled me down , fracturing my hip. We watched one of your videos and she actually heeled. It was amazing. Thank you‼️
I too have a heeler. He is my 9th ACD to date. Let me say you need to follow this guy's training, mine has become protective of me due to me being sick. My local trainer backed out on me and left me stuck with a partially trained dog. I've continued on my own with the assistance of the E collar and have made huge strides in a short period. God bless DIY K9 for what they do.
I absolutely LOVE Great Danes! Im 6'2" and 260lbs. I'm on my 4th Dane now who is 3 yo. My last Dane was 12 when he passed. I use them as my service dogs because I have some physical problems that require a big dog. Very happy to see such an improvement with Duke. Its because of bad trainers that these dogs end up in shelters.
I used to watch Victoria Stilwell growing up all the time and had me believing her when she said prong collars are bad and kept saying negative things until I had a gsd and did my own research on them and the relief I felt when I could actually walk her and I had her full attention was nothing compared to beforehand. I completely understand Wanda’s reaction with Duke
Awee maaaan, I've only had a few owners in my own dog training career that cried with joy, it's one of the best feelings when you know you've made a breakthrough for both the owner and the dog like that, ❤
I had a Doberman, and she was the sweetest and smartest dog we ever had. She was very friendly and wonderful with children. Easy to teach her anything. Minded very well. I think they are the most beautiful dog. ❤ I definitely would love another.
Oh that poor lady. I hope they keep up with the training so they can continue walking such a gorgeous dog. That Great Dane is a beast to hold onto by anybody of any age without training. I'm assuming they were training the dog to heel on the right side instead of the left due to the broken left wrist?
Purely positive trainers are causing a war that doesn’t need to be there. I strongly believe we shouldn’t in fight. We need to do what works for the dog to keep it in the home it’s in. If the owner requires a prong to handle their dog, then a prong is used. If the rot responds best to clickers, we use clickers.
even after a year you help soooo much thank you so much. we hired a dog trainer before we found you and he tought our dog shit just just pretty much said teach him sit teach him down he will be ok! then we found you and now we are trying to buy a prong coller for him ty Garret!
I have taken this course! It literally will change your dog into a beautifully well mannered dog on your walk, any where you go! People will be asking every where you go, how do you make your dog walk like that!? I tell them immediately, DIYK9!
Just the joy in her voice at the end, wow! Well done to all of you! I am checking out your shop for courses because I watched you reacting to vids online, and many of your other vids, and everyttime you say something, I am agreeing. I feel like we both want the same things for our dogs, and share the same values. I've got a 5 month old American Bully (XL) and I'm fully aware of what I'm in for. I know she'll pull if I don't train that, same for lunging or being poorly socialised or weird around dogs and other stimuli. I know that for her to succeed, I have to really step up, cause I know training her will not be like training a lab (my older dog). Much love from Ireland.
Can confirm, my GDane female is 5 months and only 60lbs but its like shes already twice that size and she pulls until choking herself. Using a halter from 2months old but im getting ready to transition to a prong and this video is invaluable! Thanks for teaching ❤
We have several here on YT that will be helpful www.youtube.com/@AmericanStandardK9/search?query=stop%20leash Also, if you need more assistance, check out "The Perfect Walk" course on DIYK9.com
I used a prong collar to train my first Great Dane He was the best trained dog I ever had I just got two puppies in March 2024 and then broke my ankle in April. So they have had no leash training since April and are now 132 lbs. I am so glad I found this post to remind me that I may need to find that collar to use next month when I can start walking them again. I haven't needed it for other dogs we've had but these two are out of control on a leash Thank you so much for this awesome refresher on how to use the prong collar! This gets a subscribe from me!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’m watching all of your videos before I even begin to look at buying a puppy! Just wanna give it the best possible chance in life and best care I could
I have just recently got a puppy (pit) and really dig this channel. I have learned so much and made so much progress on my 18 week old puppy. Thank you sir fir your videos.
Wow, great, great video. It was so amazing to watch the transformation, of both Duke and his people. Hope Wanda heals up quickly and peacefully. God bless.
I know the pain. I'm 5'7" 190 and my over wt. APBT 90 lbs. would pull me around like a sled. He was my gait balance service dog until we were attacked by an off leash pit bull. He wasn't good after, he wouldn't even do basic commands. With your videos a prong collar and e collar he is almost ready for the service balance harness. THANK YOU!
I'm new to the channel and I enjoy the content. great videos. one thing that might help a new dog owner not break their hand is how you hold the leash. Instead of wrapping it around your hand like most people take the leash and wrap it over your thumb into your palm and clutch both sides of it, that creates a rock solid grip unless you decide to open your hand at which point the leash simply falls out your grip and cant get tangled. good leash etiquette can prevent injury along with good training of course.
With all young full sized breeds, Mastiffs, Danes St. Benard's or anything over 100 pounds. I use a full choke chain collar and a very short loop hand lead with my hand locked through the loop with zero slake. If they pull at all, I have the power to pull them up right off their front feet to cut off their air supply and let them know on the spot I am in complete control. After not more than 2 or 3 walks they learn to never jerk the owner. Sooner then you think, they totally stop all jerking or charging (but, you must always be prepared if they try it) and after a few weeks of this, the dog will walk right by your side with that short lead & choker collar. When they hit about 3 years old, they will not need the choker collar, but I always use the short no slack loop lead with my hand through the loop, & I never use a long lead.
thank you very much.. I followed your instructions by using prong coller for my 6 month GSD i was suffering with him before and now he became great dog and enjoying my waling time with him 🙏🙏🙏
I have seen some "positivity trainers" sometimes get this result, but it can take 1 to 4 weeks and they can't really even guarantee the "training" well stick! This was done in one day, this is why collars like this will always be available, because they WORK!
Love your videos, such a good trainer! You explain everything so well. I've been able to train my puppy to heel and not pull on the leash from your videos + a lot of other techniques you have taught. Been a game changer, thanks so much!
It’s so stupid how people will call a prong collar inhumane. If you walk a large dog without one you’re just going to be choking the dog if he pulls on you
Coming here to watch more training videos love to watch them. Beautiful work with him I have a 8 mo lab mix she isn’t prone to heavy pulling she will have a little but it’s not intense trying to drag you somewhere only occurs when we are in the speed movement section of walking but I’m trying to work on a bit more focus on our slow walk as I’m training her for Service work. She has low to medium prey drive, isn’t prone to trying to go greet people or dogs etc. but for sure some things we need to work on. Recall being the next big one we have it about 70% of the time which I think is pretty good for a 8 mo but not “great”. she gets lots of compliments on how well behaved she is. (Disposition wise I agree) but I know she can do MUCH better. At this point I think it’s trainer error on my end. I try to make sure I’m not giving mixed signals but I have to be somewhere in her training. I switched from a harness when she was younger than three months to a flat collar which is her “house” collar then her working collar is a martengal I got because a lot of people recommended it and the matching leash is one I can have around my waist which is exactly what I wanted. For hands free and customized so she has a shorter line as the lead portion won’t adjust for me. I would like to get to the point I can take the adjusted part and loosen it off the loop I made and stitched together so she can walk at a nice heel but we aren’t there just yet. She will stay close just not the glue close like she needs to be to maneuver through isles. I’m not sure if I’m at the point I want to try a prong just yet before I continue with the martengal a little longer and try adjusting my own methods to communicate better to her. If after awhile longer it doesn’t yield any results I might try it. I’m not opposed to it or e-collars just not sure I’m ready yet to say “well this isn’t working let me amp it up” without having tried a few other ideas. Attention with flat collar didjt work so let’s try it withba martengal adjusted correctly and see if it doesn’t work better I guess. Thank you for the wonderful video!
Man I just stumbled upon your videos and I'm glad I did. I have a 2 year old shepard pit mix who's leash work was inconsistent and we would never think to have her off leash. just in 4 of applying some of your methods and its night and day. with in 2 days we could do short burst of off leash. Still some work to go but your advice was perfect.
Thank you Garret for all the hard work and information you provide the public. If he can train a dog who only speaks spanish, what can't this man do 😂💀 Keep it up!
Aye that's like the Rottie that showed up on my porch who i fell in love with. Some butterfly inspired him to add to the body of aerodynamic research by launching off the porch while attached to me. Fyi, we gained data that suggests the space shuttle could have been tugged home instead of going piggy back. We took flight. One butterfly, one senior Rottweiler, and one middle aged fat lady. Altitude 4', bearing N NE, flight distance 10 feet. They say i have osteoporosis. I say all the calcium rattled out of my bones that day. Luckily no breaks, just muddied embarassment. He died from kidney failure before i could get him to walk easy on the leash. The prong collar did help, we just ran out of time. RIP Alvin.
Wow, I don’t own a dog and started crying when she started crying. Those were “I can’t believe you’re telling me I won’t have to get rid of him” tears.
Howdy! I love y’all’s videos and aspire to be as great as y’all one day! I’m currently a college student. I thought I wanted to be a vet and have even changed my major after realizing I don’t want to spend 8 years of my life going to school. I was wondering what steps would be best to become a reputable dog trainer like y’all while still continuing college. I have a dog myself and have applied many of y’all’s training tactics to our daily routines. Thanks!!
Kinda but for a lighter dog as the GD has too much pulling power and like the other person said it would put too much pressure on the wind pipe but if you have a lighter less strong dog (jack russel, lab, etc) then it would work but it would take more time and energy as the prong collar stimulates a mother dog's bite to correct the dog where the flat collars just somewhat control the dog
You always use the Prong Collar, but in Australia they are illegal. What can I use instead of the prong collar. My boy at the moment is good on the lead but he is only 16 weeks old. I am hoping that the work I have put in and continue to put in will keep him from ever pulling like this boy did, but who knows if I've done it all correctly.
If you're ready to stop your dog from pulling check out our course The Perfect Walk available now at DIYK9.com
I need your help please
I have a PITBULL WHO DOES WTF HE W ANYS NO MTTER HOW HARD I TRY HE HAS HORRIBLE PULLING MANNERS AND WHEN HE DOES HIS DEAD STARRee and is so bad
I am sitting here crying, so grateful for what you have done for the owners & Duke😳
@@taramiller998 I have one to. His energy level is sky high. He's addicted to the bright green laser, loves to chase. After running in circles in a large field, he's much more relaxed on a leash. I thought about a treadmill because he's like the energizer bunny. Got to get the burst of energy out first.
My nephew's pit is about 4 years old. He has a lot of energy to. He walks like a champ for me. Maturity also makes a difference.
This is Gavin and Wanda the owners of Duke, our great Dane . Thank you again for training., amazing in one afternoon. Ever since the training, we have had no pulling. we enjoy the walks
Nice!!! Beautiful pup
Duke is an amazing dog. I hope Wanda’s hand heals well and quickly.
Beautiful breed hope training goes well!
You have a gorgeous dog thank you for doing right by him❤️
i have a 93 pound mutt... she walks well and since we got the puppy she forgot how to walk right. i got a prong collar.. funny she remembered how to walk again and the aussie is next lol he is 6 months and 45 pounds he can handle it now. my 15 year old schnauzer is perfect because she doesnt care about anything anymore she pretends she cant hear. we had her hearing checked she can hear except when u call her name lol..
She’s crying because they love him and she’s hopeful is going to work! Great job.
Right! She will be a good owner
Looks to me like she has bo bussiness owning a great dane
Tears of Joy🙏🏼
Love that Gary asked if she was ok to continue. Emotional awareness
@@GuyFromInternet00 yep. will hurt someone other than them one day because why? had to have big bad dog? lol...
I am 70 years old and a dog trainer with 30 years experience. Mostly Malinois ( i ‘m from Belgium). Just discovered the channel and it is one off the few that i agree totally whit. Thank you sir and you have one member more
Thanks so much, appreciate the support and welcome to the channel!
Him stopping when the pronged collar made her cry was amazing! I have never seen anything like that, he was so respectful of her and the dog in that moment. Beautiful to see, earned a subscription
I have a standard golden doodle. Strongest dog I have ever had. Thought I could train her myself. I realized what I wanted was beyond my ability. So I took her to obedience classes. Second class, the instructor put on a prong collar. Gamer changer. She is very well behaved. Neighbors commented on what a difference on our walks. I am 65. She is over 70 lbs. I want to have control over her, not her over me.
My 65 pound baby gets so excited when I pull out his prong collar because he knows we're going on an adventure😊
nice to hear that an obedience class leader used a prong collar! So many people clutch their pearls when it's mentioned as a useful tool!
Can you hurt your dog? Would you put this thing on your baby and hurt it the same way? That inhuman.
@@grzybeklampucerek4507 you clearly don’t understand how a prong collar works or what it does. It’s not about causing pain for the dog. It applies pressure equally around the whole neck as opposed to only the front. When dogs correct each other in nature they draw blood- this is not inhumane. This is how you properly communicate with a dog at the end of a leash.
@@grzybeklampucerek4507 as long as they are fitted properly there's no way to hurt them. I've put on a choke collar and the prong. Even a flat collar will do more damage to the dog then a prong. Maybe you should try it before you talk about it.
When she burst into tears because her dog was responding to the prong collar without being in pain, I started crying with her. You could FEEL her relief that she could have a good dog that she loved without being in danger of getting hurt anymore
We have a 17 month old Weimaraner. The pronged collar has helped tremendously. He will still pull. We're in our 70s...he's alot. But we love him.
I could cry seeing how shocked and happy these people were. So wonderful.
Hello this is Gavin. Yes Noah the issues were fixed, when we went for the training. Nice to hear about your Duke Our Duke is just over 3 years old. He is doing great
I'm so glad they got help, you can tell the extreme stress the owners were under
That chain is no joke, but you cannot be joking around with a dog like that, 150 lbs of pure outstanding and overwhelming beast of a dog.
We have a 7 1/2 mo heeler. We hired a trainer but didn't have much luck heeling our dog. The dog kept pulling and wrapping the leash around my legs till she pulled me down , fracturing my hip. We watched one of your videos and she actually heeled. It was amazing. Thank you‼️
I too have a heeler. He is my 9th ACD to date. Let me say you need to follow this guy's training, mine has become protective of me due to me being sick. My local trainer backed out on me and left me stuck with a partially trained dog.
I've continued on my own with the assistance of the E collar and have made huge strides in a short period. God bless DIY K9 for what they do.
I absolutely LOVE Great Danes! Im 6'2" and 260lbs. I'm on my 4th Dane now who is 3 yo. My last Dane was 12 when he passed. I use them as my service dogs because I have some physical problems that require a big dog. Very happy to see such an improvement with Duke. Its because of bad trainers that these dogs end up in shelters.
I used to watch Victoria Stilwell growing up all the time and had me believing her when she said prong collars are bad and kept saying negative things until I had a gsd and did my own research on them and the relief I felt when I could actually walk her and I had her full attention was nothing compared to beforehand. I completely understand Wanda’s reaction with Duke
This couple loves their dog so much and now they can work with him and keep enjoying simple walks together! Love this❤
Wow this got me emotional! The relief that woman must have felt and the relief for the dog. Perfection 👌
Made me cry i love the joy you brought to that lady and her family
This guy is simply one of the best. If I had the money I’d send I’m all my dogs.
Awee maaaan, I've only had a few owners in my own dog training career that cried with joy, it's one of the best feelings when you know you've made a breakthrough for both the owner and the dog like that, ❤
I had a Doberman, and she was the sweetest and smartest dog we ever had. She was very friendly and wonderful with children. Easy to teach her anything. Minded very well. I think they are the most beautiful dog. ❤ I definitely would love another.
Awww they really love their dog. She actually started crying seeing how well he reacted to the pronged as soon as it was put on.
Thanks for uploading it again. Very valuable video.
Oh that poor lady. I hope they keep up with the training so they can continue walking such a gorgeous dog. That Great Dane is a beast to hold onto by anybody of any age without training. I'm assuming they were training the dog to heel on the right side instead of the left due to the broken left wrist?
Purely positive trainers are causing a war that doesn’t need to be there. I strongly believe we shouldn’t in fight. We need to do what works for the dog to keep it in the home it’s in. If the owner requires a prong to handle their dog, then a prong is used. If the rot responds best to clickers, we use clickers.
Changing life’s one lesson at a time brother! 🙏🏾
even after a year you help soooo much thank you so much. we hired a dog trainer before we found you and he tought our dog shit just just pretty much said teach him sit teach him down he will be ok! then we found you and now we are trying to buy a prong coller for him ty Garret!
👏👏love this video! The owner cares so much about her dog. Just seeing her happy tears says it all!
You're amazing, bro. Thanks for everything you do 🐕
I have taken this course! It literally will change your dog into a beautifully well mannered dog on your walk, any where you go! People will be asking every where you go, how do you make your dog walk like that!? I tell them immediately, DIYK9!
What a beautiful dog. What a great job you did with him 👏👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks. We are doing well with Duke. Forever grateful for the training from American Standard Dog Training
Just the joy in her voice at the end, wow! Well done to all of you!
I am checking out your shop for courses because I watched you reacting to vids online, and many of your other vids, and everyttime you say something, I am agreeing. I feel like we both want the same things for our dogs, and share the same values. I've got a 5 month old American Bully (XL) and I'm fully aware of what I'm in for. I know she'll pull if I don't train that, same for lunging or being poorly socialised or weird around dogs and other stimuli. I know that for her to succeed, I have to really step up, cause I know training her will not be like training a lab (my older dog).
Much love from Ireland.
I like this guy. Deals the problems with right tools. And his methods are simple
Can confirm, my GDane female is 5 months and only 60lbs but its like shes already twice that size and she pulls until choking herself. Using a halter from 2months old but im getting ready to transition to a prong and this video is invaluable! Thanks for teaching ❤
We have several here on YT that will be helpful www.youtube.com/@AmericanStandardK9/search?query=stop%20leash Also, if you need more assistance, check out "The Perfect Walk" course on DIYK9.com
Wow. FINALLY found a channel that gets to the point and is clear. Now I can work with my dog. That is a good quality dog now.
Awesome video. Prong collar is a correction tool. Never use it for anything else and it'll make walking your dog enjoyable.
Thanks for the full video.
You're welcome 🇺🇸❤️
Bless their souls. They’re going to be great dog owners moving forward.
I used a prong collar to train my first Great Dane He was the best trained dog I ever had
I just got two puppies in March 2024 and then broke my ankle in April.
So they have had no leash training since April and are now 132 lbs.
I am so glad I found this post to remind me that I may need to find that collar to use next month when I can start walking them again. I haven't needed it for other dogs we've had but these two are out of control on a leash
Thank you so much for this awesome refresher on how to use the prong collar!
This gets a subscribe from me!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am beyond blessed I didn't break a few things recently. A normally calm and not reactive but also protective dane dragged me good to say the least.
I’m watching all of your videos before I even begin to look at buying a puppy! Just wanna give it the best possible chance in life and best care I could
Well done, you'll be an awesome dog owner!
Miracle worker indeed ❤...deeply grateful
Such a handsome dog. Glad they came to you for help.
You are amazing. You've made my life so much easier. I love the way you explain what you're doing and why. Many thanks from Jamaica.
Happy to help!
FASCINATING to watch this!
I have just recently got a puppy (pit) and really dig this channel. I have learned so much and made so much progress on my 18 week old puppy. Thank you sir fir your videos.
Wow, great, great video. It was so amazing to watch the transformation, of both Duke and his people. Hope Wanda heals up quickly and peacefully. God bless.
I know the pain. I'm 5'7" 190 and my over wt. APBT 90 lbs. would pull me around like a sled. He was my gait balance service dog until we were attacked by an off leash pit bull. He wasn't good after, he wouldn't even do basic commands. With your videos a prong collar and e collar he is almost ready for the service balance harness. THANK YOU!
What an awesome dog training again this is so great for just an hour you get positive result.
So glad for the owners and for the dog he must be more fun for him ❤❤great Dane
I'm new to the channel and I enjoy the content. great videos. one thing that might help a new dog owner not break their hand is how you hold the leash. Instead of wrapping it around your hand like most people take the leash and wrap it over your thumb into your palm and clutch both sides of it, that creates a rock solid grip unless you decide to open your hand at which point the leash simply falls out your grip and cant get tangled. good leash etiquette can prevent injury along with good training of course.
With all young full sized breeds, Mastiffs, Danes St. Benard's or anything over 100 pounds. I use a full choke chain collar and a very short loop hand lead with my hand locked through the loop with zero slake. If they pull at all, I have the power to pull them up right off their front feet to cut off their air supply and let them know on the spot I am in complete control. After not more than 2 or 3 walks they learn to never jerk the owner. Sooner then you think, they totally stop all jerking or charging (but, you must always be prepared if they try it) and after a few weeks of this, the dog will walk right by your side with that short lead & choker collar. When they hit about 3 years old, they will not need the choker collar, but I always use the short no slack loop lead with my hand through the loop, & I never use a long lead.
It’s wild how there is a whole industry dedicated to confusing your dog with treats lmao
thank you very much.. I followed your instructions by using prong coller for my 6 month GSD i was suffering with him before and now he became great dog and enjoying my waling time with him 🙏🙏🙏
great stuff garret.
i love to see how the dog owner is relieved. great feelings… go ahead 👍👍👍🙏
I have seen some "positivity trainers" sometimes get this result, but it can take 1 to 4 weeks and they can't really even guarantee the "training" well stick! This was done in one day, this is why collars like this will always be available, because they WORK!
What a beautiful dog! I´m glad the couple got his behavioural problems solved. I bet he can eat some amount of food, though.
3:30 that Marge Simpson impression was spot on 😂
Yes! The right tool. 🎉
Beautiful dog. They chose well.
Love your videos, such a good trainer! You explain everything so well. I've been able to train my puppy to heel and not pull on the leash from your videos + a lot of other techniques you have taught. Been a game changer, thanks so much!
It’s so stupid how people will call a prong collar inhumane. If you walk a large dog without one you’re just going to be choking the dog if he pulls on you
Coming here to watch more training videos love to watch them. Beautiful work with him
I have a 8 mo lab mix she isn’t prone to heavy pulling she will have a little but it’s not intense trying to drag you somewhere only occurs when we are in the speed movement section of walking but I’m trying to work on a bit more focus on our slow walk as I’m training her for Service work. She has low to medium prey drive, isn’t prone to trying to go greet people or dogs etc. but for sure some things we need to work on. Recall being the next big one we have it about 70% of the time which I think is pretty good for a 8 mo but not “great”. she gets lots of compliments on how well behaved she is. (Disposition wise I agree) but I know she can do MUCH better. At this point I think it’s trainer error on my end. I try to make sure I’m not giving mixed signals but I have to be somewhere in her training. I switched from a harness when she was younger than three months to a flat collar which is her “house” collar then her working collar is a martengal I got because a lot of people recommended it and the matching leash is one I can have around my waist which is exactly what I wanted. For hands free and customized so she has a shorter line as the lead portion won’t adjust for me. I would like to get to the point I can take the adjusted part and loosen it off the loop I made and stitched together so she can walk at a nice heel but we aren’t there just yet. She will stay close just not the glue close like she needs to be to maneuver through isles. I’m not sure if I’m at the point I want to try a prong just yet before I continue with the martengal a little longer and try adjusting my own methods to communicate better to her. If after awhile longer it doesn’t yield any results I might try it. I’m not opposed to it or e-collars just not sure I’m ready yet to say “well this isn’t working let me amp it up” without having tried a few other ideas. Attention with flat collar didjt work so let’s try it withba martengal adjusted correctly and see if it doesn’t work better I guess. Thank you for the wonderful video!
Awh this brought tears to my eyes. You really changed these peoples, and this dogs life. Now they’re going to enjoy each other so much more 🥲🥲❤
I have a Daniff. Thanks for this information.
Man I just stumbled upon your videos and I'm glad I did. I have a 2 year old shepard pit mix who's leash work was inconsistent and we would never think to have her off leash. just in 4 of applying some of your methods and its night and day. with in 2 days we could do short burst of off leash. Still some work to go but your advice was perfect.
I’ve taught my mothers puppy a look away command. I use it mainly when training with my cats. I only let them stare, it’s their space, not his.
When I got my great pyrenese, the pop and gentle leader fixed everything. I didn't have to drag my dog away from a smell to continue our walk.
I learn alot from your video
I love him he's amazing love the videos
Thank you Garret for all the hard work and information you provide the public. If he can train a dog who only speaks spanish, what can't this man do 😂💀 Keep it up!
It’s cool the owner wanted their dog to change. Unfortunately after a broken hand.
This dude is awesome
That dog is gorgeous 🥰
You are training dogs better than most people discipline their children
So great, and touching to see! 😀
That was incredible
Hello from Texas 🤠
Dude, you are awesome. Doing great work. God Bless.
Absolutely amazing progress you make with these dogs. I most definitely know who my next dog goes to for training‼️ keep it up!
Aye that's like the Rottie that showed up on my porch who i fell in love with. Some butterfly inspired him to add to the body of aerodynamic research by launching off the porch while attached to me. Fyi, we gained data that suggests the space shuttle could have been tugged home instead of going piggy back. We took flight. One butterfly, one senior Rottweiler, and one middle aged fat lady. Altitude 4', bearing N NE, flight distance 10 feet.
They say i have osteoporosis. I say all the calcium rattled out of my bones that day.
Luckily no breaks, just muddied embarassment.
He died from kidney failure before i could get him to walk easy on the leash. The prong collar did help, we just ran out of time. RIP Alvin.
Shit works every time. I've done this with multiple dogs after watching you do it months ago
Wow, I don’t own a dog and started crying when she started crying. Those were “I can’t believe you’re telling me I won’t have to get rid of him” tears.
A few hours of discipline could change a humans life imagine what it can do for a dog.
I love these videos
Incredible advice. Love it
Seing this ladys love for her dog that could of done more damage and shes hasnt given up on it. ❤
That couple see a light at end of tunnel. That will surely open their life up
Howdy! I love y’all’s videos and aspire to be as great as y’all one day! I’m currently a college student. I thought I wanted to be a vet and have even changed my major after realizing I don’t want to spend 8 years of my life going to school. I was wondering what steps would be best to become a reputable dog trainer like y’all while still continuing college. I have a dog myself and have applied many of y’all’s training tactics to our daily routines. Thanks!!
Good job thanks fir the tips
Such a beautiful blue Great Dane!
Would that work with a normal collar?
No , too much pressure on the trachea
Kinda but for a lighter dog as the GD has too much pulling power and like the other person said it would put too much pressure on the wind pipe but if you have a lighter less strong dog (jack russel, lab, etc) then it would work but it would take more time and energy as the prong collar stimulates a mother dog's bite to correct the dog where the flat collars just somewhat control the dog
In Germany its forbidden and wecould get in a lot of trouble .... unfortunately! Love your work man!
Good work big stuff ❤ xx
pls do more of cane corsos videos like thanous coz theyr the the best and they the harder 2 train
I like the part about "unwanted strangers" approaching my dog and I for sure.
Great job🐕
The lady saying dog park was pissing him so much in the inside 😂
I would never walk my dog without his prong collar!😊
You always use the Prong Collar, but in Australia they are illegal. What can I use instead of the prong collar. My boy at the moment is good on the lead but he is only 16 weeks old. I am hoping that the work I have put in and continue to put in will keep him from ever pulling like this boy did, but who knows if I've done it all correctly.
Amen!