Dog Training 101: Door Dash | Brandon McMillan
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2021
- I always have people ask me "how do I get my dog to stop running out the door?" This video will teach you how to train your dog to not run out the door. Understanding some of these essential elements of why your dog thinks the way it does will be a big step in your training journey with your pup. Door dashing is very common, but with these tips and tricks, you can teach your dog in no time how to stay inside the door until you tell them otherwise. Thanks for watching this Dog Training 101 Video. See you next time! - Brandon McMillan
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Brandon I am so grateful for your advice. You not only probably saved my dog’s life but also saved me from the embarrassment of continuously running after my dog in my pajamas and slippers. LOL
Yeah me too, been there, done it, bought the t-shirt LOL! :-)
The dogs will always be grateful to you for what you do for them
So will their adoptive parents.
Beautiful girl . She is very trainable and smart!
We do this with every single dog we interact with. It's so easy to do, and it's so necessary! Often times we don't even need the food reward, getting to eventually go through the door is often a huge reward when they want out and there's no access to treats. I always like to use a hand signal first, and a word as supplement, so that not only do they have to watch me to know when they can go out the door, but there's no risk of them accidentally hearing a release word.
I love when Brandon says, "gooood"!
It is so easy.....but I hear people say it takes to much time.....but as you can see...
It really does not. (All dogs are this smart) thanks for sharing these training techniques
Nice! She picked that up quick.
Didn’t think you can top Lucky Dog, but this is a much better produced show by doing it your way, and it’s more meaningful too. You went to the source of the shelter problem. Incredible work you are doing.
Lucky Dog is on Saturday morning and now features a husband and wife team....not as good though😊
Katana is a beautiful dog and so smart! This door dash training was easie peasie for her.
She’s such a smart dog 🙌🏻
Gooooooddddd girl 😂🐕zack gone 😂😂😂in the end she Learned very well 🥰
I'm distracted by the State shirt....should have chosen Ole Miss 🧐🤪
Thank you!!
Missed you on "Lucky Dog"! Glad you are doing what you love to do your own way!
Great show and yes it totally works have a great day keep doing what you do
What a beautiful and smart dog! :)
GREAT how you emphasized the concept of a "magic word" when speaking to us so as not to confuse Katana! As someone who constantly says "OK" to herself at all times of the day, you have shown me to either pick a different release word or break myself of the habit. Thanks from all of us who have been "dazed and confused" in our dog training efforts over the years. The common sense and straightforward ways you explain training techniques coupled with realistic expectation information is a godsend! 🥰
Wow it works!
Amazing. Very useful. Knowledge and hard work is the key to the success
Amazing outcome, you are an incredible person. Thank-you for your candor about being suicidal, my son has just come through it. Our rescue dog woke me up at 1:00am to alert me of my son's attempt. You and these dogs are true heroes!
It's fascinating to see how quickly dogs learn something if taught correctly. And by god, she's a beautiful girl!
Great-I am going to try this technique with my husky!
Thank you Brandon for these tip. This is great
Glad it was helpful!
Love this technique! Thanks for the tips!!
OMG!!! Brandon, my pup Lucy and I just love you Brandon !!! This is working for us too, TYVM for showing full circle, including the “OK”!!! Thank you for saving these pups lives and teaching us how to keep our pups safe!! You’re an angel !!! Hope you have a fabulous weekend!!!!! Cheers!!!! 🐶❤️🐶❤️🐶
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
One of the most effective techniques I learned from your book. Worked very well for our amazing rescue pup
You are so amazing!
I’m glad you have a UA-cam! I’d love to see a vid for help with “off” & “heel” for my two very boisterous black labradors who are 2 yrs old. They’re great with the other commands but get WAY too crazy around other people & dogs. Unfortunately, covid limited our time to train around people & dogs, which makes it hard to train. They’re angels for me on our own but as soon as someone else (people or dogs) are around, they get wild for the first several minutes of the experience.
Hope all is well with you and your enjoying your new freedom to do your work the way you want! 💕
I always used a Sit or Down command to prevent boisterous behavior. Then on leash, and Easy or Gentle command with immediate removal if they start to be too rough. I can stop stranger dogs with an uptight body, a finger point: and a “schists” sound.. And I turn my back on dogs pawing me or jumping on me.
Excellent episode.
Brandon you're a genius your techniques are amazing thx for sharing them with us
Sir, thank you fir this training. It has always been a priblem eith most dogs I've owned. I'll know how to correct it next time love your new series.
Hail State! 🐾
i love watching you teach the dogs in such a constructive and caring manner. lucky dog was great, but so glad to have found you here brandon. thank you for all you do
Fantastic, I just adopted a rescue who is a door and gate dasher. Can't wait to try this.
Thank you for the video
Thank you! I have your book but it's so helpful to see it on video.
She's such a good girl! It's amazing how fast dogs can learn! Love this video
These videos are awesome! Hope more are coming!!
More to come!
Gonna use this one for sure. We have a door dasher and even tho he comes right back, I feel like it's still not good. We allow him out the back door into his fenced in secure area, but he thinks front door is the same freedom...
Thank you!
Babe and I are adopting a 2 month old American Pit Bull Terrier tomorrow and these videos are serious help.
Love this. Everything you do, Brandon, is for the dog and the person. Love your huge heart for animals.
She had it figured out at 3 inches...that's awesome. What a clever girl!
Amazing video Brandon, our dog is been learning a lot from your videos on Masterclass, now this channel, thanks!!!! 🙂
You are the best!!
Thank you for all you do and to teach us to train our own dogs!
I LOVE this!!!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you for taking the time to make this video!!!! All of us dog rescuers thank you. This will for sure reduce the number of dogs on the loose!! I'm sharing this now!
I just discovered your videos today and have started watching them in preparation for bringing home our new puppy in 2 weeks.
I have only watched 2 videos so far, but your approach reminds me a lot of Ian Dunbar, whose books I read with our last dog. Everything he recommended worked perfectly, and usually right from the first attempt, so I am pretty sure that your approach will be equally effective.
Thank you Brandon! Great video.
So glad I found you here.
I'm kinda sad you don't interact with your fans. I remembered watching you in the morning show with my 3 kids. I don't even have a dog.
I did use the leash method here on a feral cat, last week before I saw this. Also, would love your thoughts on dog daddy..
Wish I had known this years ago. I did the surprise water spray in the face when the door opened and my dogs tried to charge out of the door.
Incredible work! Thank you for all your content. I’m learning heaps being first time dog owner.
Wow, doing this in real time with the video my dog just stood there after 5:35 seconds. TY!
Great video and technique. Love the show. I have a question. Do you have to train them on all doors in the house?
Sure would be worth this very small amount of time spent training vs time spent searching and worrying. I've found 2 huskies in my yard. Lo and behold, one of the owners found us via fb post and he had found the dog himself running down the highway.
This reminds me of something I tried over 30 years ago with a car chasing dog and another that chased bicycles. I knew nothing about dog behavior so I looked at it as just not cooperating with the dogs actions. When the barking dog ran at me like he was going to bite my tires, I would just stop my car or get off my bicycle opposite of the dog. The dog would stand there barking for a minute, then start to walk away. Then I would start moving and the dog would come after me again. I would stop again and wouldn't move until the dog starting walking away. The dogs would quickly lose interest in the chase. Until the next time. But I would repeat the steps and after a couple of sessions, they would barely even look my way I passed by.
We had to switch out lever door handles for knobs because Jaxon and Nikki both taught themselves how to open door. Jax then learned how to turn a deadbolt to lock us out! Gotta love Huskies! 😍🐺❤️🍑
Wow
I have a Jack Russell Terrier mix that bolts out of the door whenever "Mom" comes home. He's very connected to her. How would this work on a dog like him?
Can you do one with a pitbull?Im small so they he is bigger than me and hard to control
Hello Brandon .... I like to follow you and also want to follow your training tips. Unfortunately, you speak very quickly and my English is not that good. It would be nice if your videos could be subtitled in other languages as well. I wish you and your dogs all the best and a lot of fun at work ... best regards from Germany
Do the other members of the pack try to butt in while you're training a specific dog?
Ok so I followed what you did and it was working I was amazed she didn’t try to go even when door wide open, but then I had to get my keys and hurriedly move my car and she tried to run off as soon as I had my keys in my hand. Do I do it again with keys in my hand next time and should I do this every day till she doesn’t dash
Mr Brandon, - I to am a dog trainer but I have a bit of a problem, I have implemented the door dash training but me problem is this, I'm a paraplegic so I'm having a problem with the part of where the pup is to go out the door.
When I open the door the pup will sit beautiful until I get about half way through the door then he tries to squeeze through with me still in the doorway.
Could you give me a pointer on how I can correct this behavior, I am training me own pup who is a ACD.
This works with a chihuahua. We have the dog in our house but I don't want her in my room and I did this and now she just comes by my door and goes back the other way.
Goallllllllllllllllllllllllll
What treats do you use or do you use just Kebbel?
I don't see any of your training for reactive dogs somebody told me to check out your site because you're amazing but I can't find anything for a prey dog that is reactive
What kind of treats do you reward when training? Is it their dog food? or certain treats?
I think I have seen him use a brand called Lucy, but any treat your dog likes (try to get a healthy one) would work. Brandon also says that if your dog is not motivated by treats, try a favorite toy instead.
I have 5 husky-type dogs. Pomskies seem to be worse for running out the door. My husky could care less. But pomskies are bad for running. 🥴
My dog is very aggressive when it comes to random people walking pass the gate can u do a video on how to stop a dog being aggressive to strangers
I have a question for you! I have adopted a little dog who’s on the older side of the scale (just couldn’t stand to see him with grey hair in a shelter). Is it possible to train him still since he’s older? Will I have problems with that? I’ve been trying to crate train him and he’s nipped me a few times (didn’t break the skin or anything but pressure was applied on his end) so I’ve been doing my best to train him. Not giving up though! Just wondering if there’s a better way I should be going about it?
FIRST
The Channel did update since a year......?
Not sure how he got a TV shows!
Would you train two dogs together or separately?
I have two, one who’s happy to learn but insanely silly and the other is a bit ignorant 😂 when I try teach the ignorant one, the silly one gets all excited and body slams us both, so I’d like to know the answer to this too...