For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Brilliant! If you don't respect this guy as a trainer, you're an idiot. Best thing I ever did was buy a pup from him and try to FOLLOW HIS EVERY LEAD. Without a doubt, the most dedicated, no BS, straight talking and HONEST breeding/training team I have ever met.
Every video of this Dude is a gem! Every video is an air raid of information on training and handling. he is so awesome he has no issue to share info on YT.
I can't explain how much you have actually helped us with your great advice, THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO TO HELP THE DOG WORLD 💯💯🙏🙏♨️♨️🔥🔥🎯🎯YOUR A GREAT TEACHER 👍
I like these videos. Blew my mind all the things I been doing WRONG with all the new dogs I had. Thank you and appreciate everything you guys have done. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this video. Chad is adorable and reminds me so much of my 8 month old male Doberman. My dog does all those same things - scratching, whining, the high prey drive, looking at me like I have some nerve making him stay on place when he wants to go get his toy. This was so helpful. I love this! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge of all things dog!
The first correction was for getting off the place after telling us "I'm going to release him with OKAY"...as though the dog knows you arent talking to him. Other than that, great stuff.
That's great! How do you suggest to teach a dog to calm down on Command? I've seen it done with a Mal on a different channel. For example, if they get into a Spazzy mood, usually it takes some effort to calm them down in a scenario where the behavior is not appropriate like a dinner party!...LOL. Any suggestions for this? Thanks.
Is the dog allowed to have a toy or bone while in place? My dog seems to like getting on the pet cot without me saying place. Should I take the cot out of the picture unless I'm needing her to be in her place?
My 13 week old GSD/mal mix is super stubborn about place. He will do it but begrudgingly. And he’ll even talk back bc he doesn’t want to place. He’ll go sit calmly by the sliding door but he hates placing. Help!
I'd love to hear advice on this too. Our girl is great about going on her place, but I haven't required very long durations from her because historically, she barks (and I didn't have a plan in place with how to correct that, which I know is my mistake). I don't want to allow her to reinforce that behavior. What do you all suggest? Thanks again for all you guys do. Edit: Got to the section in which you addressed that, around 10 minutes in. Appreciate it! What would you do if the same thing occurs while increasing distance?
i think you know you made a mistake here :P you should not have corrected the dog unless im missing something. he stepped off the platform when you said OK to the camera so technically he was doing exactly what he should have right? am i missing something? unless the command is ok name and not just ok in his direction.
I may need to bring my dog to you I just adopted a labradoodle and my dog who was here first is resource guarding me and not allowing his adoptive brother near me😓😓😓
@@gtiernan1 is it okay to teach him on his bed? i dont have a platform thats low enough or a dog cot, but im not sure if the bed is a good idea either, all the platforms i have that could be used are too tall tho i think
Appreciate the education. The fact that you use the ball for destruction and correcting him for breaking the place will not have negative consequences when you will be rewarding him with that same ball when you work obedience?
@@manliketv3878 He is saying a lot of truth. I have seen a lot of nice dogs with naiive and stupid owners over 25 years. A dog is a 'lower animal' and nearly no owner ever heard the term, as I did in high school in the 1960s.
GSPs are extremely high energy and need a ton of training in calm- and steadiness - the whining is over-excitment and typical for the breed. I know, because I have one too :)
he is a pro handler ... the dog is NOT his 'baby boy' or 'furbaby' ... right? A dog is a lower animal to be conditioned. It cannot 'learn' as humans think of that term. Dogs are not capable of that, so they need conditioning to get by in life. And dog training is conditioning. See?
@@Ferbocarbo I have dogs for 55 years and never had to use or used a prong collar! People who need such things to show their dog his/her place are incompetent losers! I owned Dobermanns, Barsoi, Dutch Shepherd and so on. Certainly not the 'easiest' dogs on earth. When people are not the ruler of their pack they 'need' prong collars. So they shouldnt own a dog in the first place. Oh and many of my dogs were 'second hand' , also shelter dogs who nobody wanted.
@@ROBDee-ho9lu Thing is I'm still to witness a dog that was on death row after doing serious harm to someone being saved by a trainer who uses nothing but clickers and treats. I agree most stuff can be done without prongs. They just make work a lot easier and it seems silly to me why they are seen as torture devices considering moms correct their puppies by nipping them when they do something she doesn't like (pretty similar to the prong collar). Also happens between adult dogs. Prongs mimick the natural way dogs are taught what to do and what not to.
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
This video is 3 years old and continues to be so educational and fantastic. Thank you!
Ha ha - you did say okay, but to the audience, and the dog thought you were talking to him
I thought the same thing. I do the same thing sometimes, handler error. None of us are perfect.
Brilliant! If you don't respect this guy as a trainer, you're an idiot. Best thing I ever did was buy a pup from him and try to FOLLOW HIS EVERY LEAD. Without a doubt, the most dedicated, no BS, straight talking and HONEST breeding/training team I have ever met.
Totally love love Haz! He has so much knowledge AND shares it! That is RARE!!!!
absolutely agree with you!!
Every video of this Dude is a gem! Every video is an air raid of information on training and handling. he is so awesome he has no issue to share info on YT.
You are a wonderful teacher. Is rare to get a teacher like you
I can't explain how much you have actually helped us with your great advice, THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO TO HELP THE DOG WORLD 💯💯🙏🙏♨️♨️🔥🔥🎯🎯YOUR A GREAT TEACHER 👍
I like these videos. Blew my mind all the things I been doing WRONG with all the new dogs I had. Thank you and appreciate everything you guys have done. Keep up the good work!
This was fun to watch!! Very cool☺️
Now I understand what I've been doing wrong! Thanks so much! I can't wait to try this when I get home!
Really needed this Haz thank u💜My 8 month old GSD has been uncontrollable in the house!
Thank you for this video. Chad is adorable and reminds me so much of my 8 month old male Doberman. My dog does all those same things - scratching, whining, the high prey drive, looking at me like I have some nerve making him stay on place when he wants to go get his toy. This was so helpful. I love this! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge of all things dog!
😅😅😅😂😂🤣🤣 this is fun and funny to see you do this and awesomely educative. thank you sir for having time to teach us .
Thank you so much. This helps so much.
OMG I covet Chad. What a handsome smart dog. Great training video.
Brilliant 🤩
Ha ha this video is so relatable to those of us that have had gsps. :D they are kinda nuts but give them something to do and they are all in.
Excellent,thank you. Prongs are illegal in Australia so I will use a check chain
The first correction was for getting off the place after telling us "I'm going to release him with OKAY"...as though the dog knows you arent talking to him. Other than that, great stuff.
I noticed that too... at 2:43 you're explaining it to us but you said "okay" and the dog came off... doggo doesn't know you're talking to the camera.
Was going to comment this as well. Awesome video though!
I noticed that as well
Great info..
tHANK YOU
Looks likes the place command is equal to the stay one
That's great!
How do you suggest to teach a dog to calm down on Command? I've seen it done with a Mal on a different channel. For example, if they get into a Spazzy mood, usually it takes some effort to calm them down in a scenario where the behavior is not appropriate like a dinner party!...LOL. Any suggestions for this? Thanks.
What brand of raised cot do you use here? It looks very sturdy. I’m working my way through your book, it’s been most helpful.
What kind of bed is that ?
If only you could train Karens to know their place.
This might be best comment ever! Lol
Peace and wholeness fam
😅😂 yes!
Absolute Chad!.
Is the dog allowed to have a toy or bone while in place?
My dog seems to like getting on the pet cot without me saying place. Should I take the cot out of the picture unless I'm needing her to be in her place?
I tried that but every 2 minutes the toy falls off the bed, and the dog tries to get it. I’d not give anything
My 13 week old GSD/mal mix is super stubborn about place. He will do it but begrudgingly. And he’ll even talk back bc he doesn’t want to place. He’ll go sit calmly by the sliding door but he hates placing. Help!
I'd love to hear advice on this too. Our girl is great about going on her place, but I haven't required very long durations from her because historically, she barks (and I didn't have a plan in place with how to correct that, which I know is my mistake). I don't want to allow her to reinforce that behavior. What do you all suggest?
Thanks again for all you guys do.
Edit: Got to the section in which you addressed that, around 10 minutes in. Appreciate it! What would you do if the same thing occurs while increasing distance?
@@RachaelMorton95 he shows in this video when the dog whines or barks, he gives him a sharp NO and a leash correction.
What is the smallest sized dog u can put e collar on?
I've seen really small french bulldogs with e collar's.
i think you know you made a mistake here :P you should not have corrected the dog unless im missing something. he stepped off the platform when you said OK to the camera so technically he was doing exactly what he should have right? am i missing something? unless the command is ok name and not just ok in his direction.
yep, nobody's perfect.
I may need to bring my dog to you I just adopted a labradoodle and my dog who was here first is resource guarding me and not allowing his adoptive brother near me😓😓😓
So u have to use the dog cot
no. You can teach a dog to place on anything.
@@gtiernan1 is it okay to teach him on his bed? i dont have a platform thats low enough or a dog cot, but im not sure if the bed is a good idea either, all the platforms i have that could be used are too tall tho i think
@@juniperrs yes, you can teach him on his bed or anywhere you want.
How soon can you teach your puppy the place command?
age?
I started place with my Corso at 9 weeks of age
the minute you bring 'em home! Mine all start training for things like place at 8 weeks.
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That boy need a sammich
Appreciate the education. The fact that you use the ball for destruction and correcting him for breaking the place will not have negative consequences when you will be rewarding him with that same ball when you work obedience?
Please teach this PLEASE with a Malinois. Begging 🙏
doesn't even need to be Malinois, it's the same training for every dog breed haha
@@boxvaldis people that shouldnt eben be near malinois love to point out that they have a malinois. Idiots
@@manliketv3878 He is saying a lot of truth. I have seen a lot of nice dogs with naiive and stupid owners over 25 years. A dog is a 'lower animal' and nearly no owner ever heard the term, as I did in high school in the 1960s.
@@boxvaldis exactly.
A Malinois is a dog, get over it lol
Lol very whiny pointer. Good training tho
ha... they're all whiny. Weimaraners are even worse!
I can't hardly believe showing a dog how to place two or three times and he knows it. My dog doesn't learn that fast.
He seems stressed
Nope. Just excited
GSPs are extremely high energy and need a ton of training in calm- and steadiness - the whining is over-excitment and typical for the breed. I know, because I have one too :)
He was stressed.
He was not stressed in the beginning
Stress yawns say otherwise
he is a pro handler ... the dog is NOT his 'baby boy' or 'furbaby' ... right? A dog is a lower animal to be conditioned. It cannot 'learn' as humans think of that term. Dogs are not capable of that, so they need conditioning to get by in life. And dog training is conditioning. See?
That dog looks very strssed out. That you don't see it is the problem.
Oh, no! While learning something new in a new environment a dog is stressed!!! Man who would have thought!?!?!
Prong collars are ABUSE.
ABUSE is putting pets to sleep after not wanting to use proper tools to train them
@@Ferbocarbo I have dogs for 55 years and never had to use or used a prong collar! People who need such things to show their dog his/her place are incompetent losers! I owned Dobermanns, Barsoi, Dutch Shepherd and so on. Certainly not the 'easiest' dogs on earth. When people are not the ruler of their pack they 'need' prong collars. So they shouldnt own a dog in the first place. Oh and many of my dogs were 'second hand' , also shelter dogs who nobody wanted.
@@ROBDee-ho9lu Thing is I'm still to witness a dog that was on death row after doing serious harm to someone being saved by a trainer who uses nothing but clickers and treats. I agree most stuff can be done without prongs. They just make work a lot easier and it seems silly to me why they are seen as torture devices considering moms correct their puppies by nipping them when they do something she doesn't like (pretty similar to the prong collar). Also happens between adult dogs. Prongs mimick the natural way dogs are taught what to do and what not to.
Post a video of how well trained your dogs are, woman; so we can all laugh at you.
You are an uneducated charlatan