How to STOP Your Dog From Running Out of the Front Door! Stay while Distracted
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In this new episode of the Dog Training rEvolution Logan and his girlfriend Beverly asked for some help with their dog, Mona Lisa. She has dangerous habit of running out of the front door when it’s open. Mona Lisa and I were put to the test when cats, dogs and pedestrians attempted to derail our training session. This is honestly a life saving skill that EVERY dog needs to know. Please take the time to watch this video to make sure that you know how to teach your dog to stay when the door is open. There is nothing more important than keeping your dog out of harm’s way.
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I'm not dissing Zak or anything I love him and he helped me train my golden retriever but I always find it amusing when the camera angle changes it looks like he's talking to thin air 😂
im training a golden retriever to
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The last time my dog ran away he was missing for a year a women found him very frightened under a car he was microchip but the guy said the chip was gone finally a year search was over I finally got what I was waiting for a big wet kiss from my best friend and a though of pure happiness ❤️🐶
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I love how Zak gets excited when Mona Lisa looked at her owner.
I'm a dog trainer and love refreshing my skills by watching your videos. This video offers all the steps needed to train a dog not to run out the front door. Thank you!
I don't actually have a dog because I live in an apartment and dogs aren't allowed but I still like to watch these videos so that when I do get a dog, I can properly train them and take care of them. Also the videos are interesting.
Dogs get new concepts so quickly, I used to do a similar exercise with my dog, but with an exit of fence, not the door. He understood it quickly, but he also noticed if it was an exercise or a walk and when it's a walk he gets super excited.
Does anyone else skip to the 1:30-2:00 marker when watching his videos? lol
yup lol. After seeing the ad part of one video you have seen them all
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I’m so glad I found this video. I’m 75 and just rescued an 8 year old Pekingese Terrier cross. Totally been allowed to ruin free and disciplined with a rolled up newspaper. I’m trying reward for good behaviour. He’s a nice dog but just yesterday I chased him 2 blocks before someone stopped to help.
My dog runs away literally 5 times a day and I chase him down the street for like 20 minutes lmao
My dog ran in the street but he thankfully didn’t get hit but that was too close
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I have trained many dogs...had some EXPENSIVE training (for me) but puppies? We just got 2 puppies, males and they were only 5 weeks old. They are now 7 weeks old. My goodness how easy to train at this age! You don't have to un-train first! The crate is probably the best tool other than toys and their harness/leash. Crossing a threshold is easy to address starting with 'stay back' drawing the line at their crate door. No bolting. We get the leash connected and back up and they wait so well until I say 'come'...this is being translated to the front door! Truly how much fun to 'train' a puppy!! I gotta relax and stay with basics and not get too excited. We've got 'stay back, sit, look at me and come'...no way is this hard wired yet but what fun!!
My question is how do you transition from treats to asking and praise? Treats, THEY KNOW when you don't have treats and I don't ever trick them. But if I don't have treats and believe me I hide the fact when I do have treats. They are so treat oriented and I don't want them thinking food is the only 'reward'...I do not use clickers, ugh. Enough to think about without adding more confusion (mostly for me)! Love your stuff, Zak!
This video is fantastic! When I was training my dog this, he managed to get out the door before I could stop him because of a neighbours dog barking distracted him, but I got his attention before he could take more than a few steps and had him sitting and looking at me, all because of taking small steps and positive reinforcement inside next to the door. I was really pleased and surprised that he instantly stopped and paid attention to me, I gave him an extra big treat as reward :) Thank you so much for your amazing videos, they really do help!
Hey Zak I actually have tried this with my Luna and it works!!! She stays every time I open the door!!! Thank you!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My dog literally always gives me a panic attack whenever he runs away since he likes to chase at cars. Since I’m so scared, I can’t even run at him.
Dogs are one of my favourite animals I am getting a puppy this Thursday 😃😃🐶🐶🐶
I taught this to my dog when she was young and it PAID OFF!!!! I like the look at me emphasis.. I should add that! Thanks! Ur very good about step by step.
Loving the fun new camera angles. They look good.
Thank you!!
Could you do a video on introducing your dog to a cat. I am getting a puppy soon and I don't know how my cat is going to react
Lol, Mylo is in his crate right now as I'm watching this, and I got so excited when Mona Lisa stayed when you swung the door open super fast that I yelled, "WOWWW GOOD JOB!!!" for her, and Mylo thought it was for him. He woke up and is whining a little. AWWW! Zak, you are amazing and I just bought your book. Thank you for the positive reinforcement training. We love Mylo so so so much.
Iv been using this technique on my female pitt for a whole day and she has already started listening so much better than when she just got told no when doing something bad thanks so much for making this vid
your training videos have worked for my 9 week old shih poo..GRREAT
Ive only been watching you for a few weeks.. (i dont even have my puppy yet..soon!) But you've taught me so much!! You're awesome and thank you heaps for everything!! :)
Your videos are very inspirational I am getting a german shepherd this summer so I am reading loads of facts and tips and watching many of your training videos🐾
Jak
I know I am posting quite a bit after this video came out, but wanted to comment. You mentioned adding a harness when doing this training to be sure Mona didn't break and possibly get free of her collar. I have a Golden retriever who is an escape artist when it comes to getting out of her collar, But I found a great solution - a soft nylon Martingale collar. Don't
see this mentioned very often, but feel that more folks should at least know about this option in humane collars
Keep up the great work, you videos are much appreciated
John
hi zak! I used your techniques to teach my 10-week pup to go onto his bed and stay there whilst we eat thank you!!
How's that done , any tips ???
I named my dog after Thisbe from "Pyramus and Thisbe" (the short play in "A Midsummer Night's Dream") 'cause she always find ways to get through the fence.
One of my dogs is exactly like that, no matter how many HOLES you close he will ALWAYS find another way
I am fairly new to Zak's videos. I am a fan! Much better than the ones I PAID for a year ago when I got my Cavapoo. Thanks, Zak! You're very good at getting your point across concisely and quickly.
Vicky Silbernagel I love cavapoos!!!!! They are one of my favorites
Amazing! having just retrieved my beautiful little 7 month old dog from a busy road, having to stop the traffic and get the neighbours to help get him back yesterday, and having had a row with my partner for leaving the gate open, which he only did for 2 seconds, I ended up an emotional wreck, and still feel like crying when I think what could have happened to him! This training starts today!
I absolutely love your videos Zak. They are pretty much my doggie Bible. You're so inspirational and down to earth.Will continue to watch.
Youre energetic and positive I can tell you love dogs!
My god! Thank you! I am a 25 year experienced dog groomer. I was so traumatized by the loss of my dog that it’s been almost 7 years since I’ve had one. A year ago I got a puppy who is now a rowdy teenager. I’m an expert right? Not!!! My baby was 17 when she passed. I’ve babied my new pup. Thanks for this.
These are awesome videos and thanks for all you do putting them together. It gives owners the tools they need to have a well behaved dog which hopefully will help to have less of them end up in shelters. I rescued a dog who was very neglected and is scared by humans. I am having a heck of a time because she is so hyper-vigilant when outside and inside she only feels relaxed on the bed, that is her safe place. I would love to see more videos on dealing with dogs who have been abused or neglected. My Bella, they think, is ~2. I have had her 3.5 months and just 2 weeks ago I was able to get her out the door on her own and walking on a leash, she has taken to it well. Prior to that she spent her first week under my bed, the next 6 learning to trust me, the first day she got excited when I came home I was in tears, then a week or two later got her into a stroller, had to carry her still wouldn't walk on her own, to see the outside world and then gradually to walking on her own. Prior to being outside the only time she left her bed was to use the potty pads and eat which she would only do when no one was home. I should could use your help! I will never give up on her as long as it takes however some good advice from you would help.
Without doubt the best advice about dog training...simple and easy to incorporate into everyday life...
What a beautiful dog.
Love the camera angles!! :)
Thank you! Bree and Dennis did awesome filming this one!
that;s okay!! Bree is lucky to have you and you are lucky to have Bree!
Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution somebody here in canada was fined by Transport canada $1000 for flying a camera drone. Great channel Zak i have a 3 month old cattledog/australian sheppard. Thanks for all the tips. And watch yourself for not flying in airport restricted zones :)
Congratulations for 1m you are awesome
I taught my 15 year old dog how to lie down.
Awe🥺
Aww give her or him a big treat from me
Hey Zak! I don't know if you remember me but we are finally getting a dog. We are getting a three month old lab mix puppy this sunday. What do i train it to do first? Do I teach it sit, stay? I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE TO START. Please help me! People please like this comment up so that my question can be answered!
Start here: ua-cam.com/play/PLMssKIjsDxXmMGypWsr8u-yGOUSoPoozb.html
so I teach the puppy not to bite before I teach a sit?
alisse bobber its the most important so you should start with it first and teaching yoir pup to sit is easy just put the treat somwhat above their nose and say the command
Lilia chaveZ Thank you. My dog is now 8 months and very well trained :)
alisse bobber no problem :)
Hi Zak ! I just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos . I have 3 , yes 3 lol , Border Collie mix puppies I am training to be my companions on the ranch with our horses . Thank you very much for putting good quality information out there for folks . :D
Thanks Zack! I think that’s exactly what I am going to do for the next year or so….My dog just run away on Christmas Day and it was very scary for us. Thanks!
Hello Zack, I love your energy!!! I am going to get my German Shepherd puppy August 9, and cannot wait, I am so anxious! I`ve been watching your videos as I know I will be challenged, looking forward to it. Thanks for your videos, will be watching them all as we go along this path. Keep up the good work.
Love the video! Just what I needed for my fosters! Some fosters just never stay calm!
Hey Zak I love what you have been doing with dog training and am really anxious to get my dog really soon and hope to become a dog trainer like you
She's a good girl! aww
I'm training a Jack Russel.Very energetic breed. He loves to run out of the gate whenever I'm leaving.
You're freaking brilliant. Seriously. THANK YOU!!
I love your videos,your Awesome and very helpfull. when I got my dog I got straight to the training and watching your videos.
I have a Yorkie/poo that needs training. Very good videos.
Zak, you are so amazing!!! I can not get enough of watching your dog/people training! I am telling as many people as I can about your videos, want them to love and understand their dogs and be patient! Learn from you! Thank you so very much for everything you are doing!
Wow!! I've got to try that! What a good Mona!!
I believe the dog should never go out or in a door first. When leaving the house, you should go first because the dog has to know who the leader is. I get my dog to sit at the front door until I decide she can come out, after me. Thanks Zak for the great videos.
Like the idea of starting slowly
Thx my husky is awesome now she ran 1 mile from home before and I had to chase her
I watched my friend’s Jack Russell Terrier once……once. Escape artist extraordinaire.
Live in an apartment complex with TERRIBLE drivers. My puppy runs out the front door all the time. Terrified she's gonna get run over. :0 really trying to work on training with her. Thanks Zac!
I am definitely going to try this! Would you ever do a video on how to stop your dog from digging in the garbage? It seems like every time we aren't looking our dogs sneak into the kitchen and tear everything out of our garbage. Also, we have a dog that likes to lift his leg and pee on things in the house. He is a 3 year old puggle and he is fixed. He also barks like crazy every time someone comes in the house or walks by or anything really. He has extreme energy and is quite territorial. Any tips on these things would be awesome! Thanks!
I have a 5 month old pit and she chews up everything in the kitchen . I would also want a how to teach your dog not to chew up things video as well!
I'd say that he needs a bit of training
Does your dog have a place of his own?
Does he get enough extresize?
He definitely needs training. I just don't know where to start. It has been very cold where I live lately (about negative 20 degrees) so we really cant take him out for walks. There is no where to bring him around here to get exercise either as we live in a small rural town. In the summer he gets plenty of exercise but it doesn't seem to make a difference with his behavior. As far as his own place goes he is allowed to go in all the rooms of the house. We have been putting up gates lately to keep him out of the areas that he goes to hide and pee on things in though. The one who digs in the garbage is our 1.5 year old Irish Wolfhound. Our puggle will do that too but only if he sees our wolfhound doing it.
Try taking him for a 3 hour slow walk, when i walk my bichon frise it cuts out all bad behaviour but when i dont she chews wires, the rubbish, and runs and bites, shes 5 months old btw
Also buy him a jacket and shoes!!
Love your videos Zak, but I'm missing a tutorial on a dog over a dog agression. The only videos I could find online are the dominance training ones. If you could make one, that would be much appreciated! Thanks for everything, you're doing absolutely wonderful:)
I love dogs so much I know like every purebreed and mixed breed i don't have one though I download dog photos from Google on my phone I have 169 downloaded
You have amazing dog training videos! Thank you!
Okay...so I taught to sit and stay at the door and your right it was pretty easy...I want to teach leave it so can you do a video on leave it and place please???
Great video Zak 👍🏼
Wow, love it . From Texas
These are great tips. I know some stuff from the maintainence obedience stuff they taught me to do with my guide dog when I got my first guide from Guide Dog's for the Blind and I've been able to translate that into some training stuff for the dog we took in recently, but the things I know are more for maintaining an already trained dog, so it's nice to sort of fill in the gaps to help actually train him properly. :)
thank u so much my bichon frise would always just run out of the door and this helped a ton
Hi Zak thanks for your videos. I just got a 2 month old feist. The problem I'm having is she's just doing something to get a treat. We have sit we're working on stay. I mean this is the forth day I've had her. She started to lay down and she'll roll over now. Of course we've only worked on sit and stay
Great job Mona Lisa! I need to learn from this lesson... I got your book already 😜
Thank you so very much.
This saved my 🐕 life!
Thanks a lot for the help
Hi Zak! Hi Bree! Great video!! Keep them coming! Mona Lisa - what a beautiful girl you are!
I love these videos, they are so useful and easy to understand goodjob!
BUT, Ithink these are too TV format like, instead of well, UA-cam, for example the those close up intros, and the location and things like that, which extends the video's length.
The thing is, that I want to watch all your videos but watching 5 of them could take like an hour!
But I will keep watching them, thankyou for the help!
Great video
I think the information is very good
Great & really helped lesson
We have two large breed dogs that have each learned how to let themselves out. They also bolt out when we come home if the door is open. It is so frustrating, but this training method should help a lot. At least I am hopeful that it will. Thanks!!!
The guy was smiling the whole time
My dog does this too this really helped
Great stuff! Thank you!
Could you make a video on how to stop crate whining?
What kind of food do you feed your dog?
I'm getting a puppy in a few months so I'm watching ALL of your videos to be ahead of the game.. YAY PUPPY!!
thank you, this has really helped
Does anyone else watch these videos but don't have a dog
+Cao Dinh I dont have one but I will have my first dog soon!!!
+Juan Coffaro I am going to look at a puppy this Wednesday, and I am SO excited about it! She would be my first dog as well, in the sense that she will be mine, and not my parents and mine as the dog we had when I was a child, so... I can't wait!
Have you gotten a dog by now, and if so what kind of dog did you end up with, what age is it, and how has it been?
+sarah4hp update?
Woo 991 I bought the puppy, and couldn't be more excited about it! She is a mix between a Golden Retriever and an English Bulldog and I am taking her home March 18th. She is absolutely adorable, and I chose to call her Bailey
sarah4hp Good name.
I really want a German shepherd female and to name her sam.
You know, the movie I am legend totally not the reason but still.
I wish therr was some on like u to help train my young German Shepherd or anyones dog like if you agree
Yes
Great lesson thanks Zac, new sub
Love this video! Stay is sort of a boring command to teach, but it's so important! I work on it all the time with my shiba (they're bolters).
I love positive reinforcement training, but I have a question about how you train your dog to not steal things off the floor (like shoes and socks). My dog does it to play and get attention and then he'll drop it because he knows that will get him a treat. I don't want to stop reinforcing the "drop it" behavior, but at the same time I think he's stealing things more and more often because he knows eventually he can give it up and get a reward. I've tried practicing "leave it" with socks and it works during training sessions, but if I'm not in the bedroom with him to say "leave it" whenever he sees a sock, he will definitely steal it.
In the meantime, we control his environment by closing doors to bedrooms and fencing off the shoes in the hallway, but one day, I would really like to be able to leave the bedroom doors open in the apartment and not have to worry about him going in and stealing all the socks.
Some of the changes seem to take a long time to become ingrained. Maybe if you did the shoe and sock training daily for a year they'd become less interesting to him?
Awesome video!
ohhh i love the way u trainn❤❤
Thank you so much
OK, so I have a rescue dog who is 9 months old...we have been working on potty training & he's coming along nicely. I'd like to see some videos on training a dog that needs socialized...since his reaction to a lot of things is fear. Thanks!
Karen Edwards your encouragement can help a lot when socializing your dog with other dogs! Start with a friend's dog that you know is good with others and kneel down with them while they sniff and tell them they're good dogs!
Great video thank you! You are great at this
Zak George your the most awesome dog trainer and your tips have really helped me correct my unsuccessful training of two mischevious female dachshunds. we also have a female otterhound. were getting a sheltie next week. any training tips. I also hear they suffer from separation anxiety. anything we should purchase? I have a kong alreay. also any tips on introducing the sheltie to other dogs?
Your videos are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G
I would really appreciate any suggestions from anyone else as well!!
Thanks!!
(so excited for new dog)
shelties are beautiful, reply if you agree!)
Hopefully this works with my two golden doodles. I just finished chasing them across the street and dodging cars. This happens far too often and i always run out of breath and have a huge asthma attack, so this is starting to get really difficult to deal with.
really great episode but that leash they had! yikes! Zak George you should come down and work with some of our deaf dogs it would be a great episode for your show and your the one who always says other trainers don't think outside the box this is way outside the box! anyhow we would love that have you and could probably come up with some funds to get you here!
Lol the intro is f--king tight!
this is perfect for my german shepherd
I was a dog lover then I purchased a Yorkie, never paid for a dog before, but this has become a journey and not one I'm enjoying
Hello, congrats with your channel. What kind of dog food do you feed your dogs thats not at the local pet store?
I LOVE dogs 🐕
Wow awesome! How did you get started? As a younger aspiring pet owner/trainer where did you get started?
hi zac I'm mark from Glasgow Scotland. I have a 9 week old golden Labrador puppy and I use your videos and share your enthusiasm for training my dog. she is called Nala and she is amazing to work with and she actually in about 20 minutes mastered sit, down, sit, and stand she does this with and without treats I cant believe it to be honest I would like to know how fast to take things with her as she seems to love every second with me and I her, i would like a little help with her training as I would like her to stay and when people come I would like her to sit and stay is this too soon ? She is still treated like a puppy she plays and chews etc. But that's what puppy's do. All your help is great and your videos are amazing thank you 😊🐶
Also can you make a video on how to train your golden doodle.
Amazing