How to Train Your Dog to STOP BARKING at EVERYTHING That Moves!!
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2020
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Showing me that your dog "acts embarrassing" too has been so encouraging to me and has helped me be more patient with my sweet dogs. Thank you for being brave and showing us the reality of raising a puppy. You're an awesome dog trainer and a good person too.
Me too! I live in an apartment so I get so anxious when she barks at someone in case I get in trouble. But I know I’m not the apartment with the loudest or yappiest dog so I’m a little better 😅
@@isabellevasquez7433 ur a lil what?
I second this!
@@isabellevasquez7433 pp
I get extremely embarrassed as well, especially because I have a Great Dane. People constantly make me feel bad.
Hearing Zak say “sorry” so sheepishly is sooo reassuring and relatable 🤣 that’s me at my back fence everyday. We are trying here okay
😂😂
A huge thank you for that!
Exactly what I was thinking as well!! 👏
I don't care if you're trying. if you aren't succeeding. You are harassing everyone in hearing distance. Shut your mutt.
Oh man, I am FELLIN this lately with my teenaged Golden rescue!
I was just going to say holy cow there’s a lot of joggers in your neighborhood lol
And dogs!
Yess!! Thats got to be the healthiest town on earth!
I know! That street makes me feel lazy!
Mine too! I live right by a damn trail so my dog is ALWAYS barking
Same question here! Why so many joggers and dog walkers lol
I love these videos. Seeing these common "bad" dog behaviors crop up and then be addressed feels like a more realistic and achievable goal than perfect constant obedience from puppyhood.
i was so tired of our lilly biting us all the time and then i used a few tips i learned from the MyDogTraining7.blogspot.com -- videos. it was like night and day; worked so well
I love that the series shows all aspects of have a dog in different stages. It’s actually a reality tv show that stays true on the reality part.
Yes! It shows that any dog is perfect because every time people show only the best.
Yes showing mistakes in dog training is important, but this is not what Zak George does. Showing that your new puppy has a few accidents in the house, or that a younger dog gets excited about a person/dog walking by is a great way to teach your dog what not to do, as well as inform other dog owners about what to do in that situation.
But Zak George, who is supposed to be a professional dog trainer, is showing his personal dog showing severe possessiveness, and being completely unable to deal with the situation. He continuously puts her into environments where she will fail, then because he won't tell her no, she has no idea what she did wrong.
Inertia has tried to bite both him and his wife, shows possessiveness with several different resources, lunges at everything that moves, still pulls on the leash, and still has a hard time giving Zak any kind of attention while distractions are present. This is not someone showing their dog making mistakes, which many other good dog trainers do, it is someone showing that they are completely incapable of training a well balanced dog.
I appreciate the reality of your training. Others make it look like all problems are solved in two weeks, and then we go home and struggle. Thanks for illustrating that the struggle is real, and we don't have to be shamed, and we have fun as we overcome the problems. Thanks Zak for making it real.
It's nice to see the reality of dog training, not just the end result and what you should have done.
Oh my god. I almost cried. My dog was like this. I've done loads to stop it. It took me ages. It's just so comforting to see it was a process.
I love how you don't edit out the parts where inertia doesn't behave as expected. I just got a new puppy and this series has been of immense value to me. Congratulations on the awesome content!
My new Maltese puppy has been doing so well all because I watch almost all your videos! House training is easier now. She is 11 weeks and already know a lot of basic tricks llike sit, stay, dance, lie down, roll over, stay! I’m so impressed! Thank you Zak!❤️
Good job check out dog training by kikopup for more, did you get her at 8 weeks of age?
Pets And More 9 weeks
I’m jealous! My Maltese is crazy. But they’re such lovable dogs....enjoy her!
J have you tried dog training by Kikopup? You mean hyper? Get her energy out before training sessions check Rachel Fusaro for how
Omg, thank you so much for this channel! MOST of the trainers show their super-well-super-calm dogs and I was thinking "ok, my dog'll never be like this" and now I could see my dog is not such bad, this is a normal dog with normal problems! And even GREAT trainer could be embarassed when his dog is barking at someone!
exactly they show the dog doing the thing... but their dog already knows and does the thing! This style of in the moment in the scenerio is awesome, as opposed to in a small space with no distractions.
I completely agree! It's also discouraging if new owners (like myself) only see videos of trainers using well-behaved pups, because then it gives us false standards and we feel like we're doing it all wrong.
Same! I don’t want a tutorial from a dog who’s already rigidly trained, but from a normal average pup living in the moment and actually acting like a dog because that’s where you, as a learner, are coming from. Otherwise you’re not ‘teaching’ anything. In the moment training on flawed learning dogs is 1000% easier to pick up than watching someone’s robotic movement with their robotic pet
Like dude, how do I know if I’m doing something wrong, if YOUR dog is only listening because he’s already mastered this? I need to see the dog’s learning process. Not just you showing the result.
Honestly I just LOOOOVE how you show us the reality of owning a dog and how it is not perfect all the time even for a dog trainer. I feel like your videos are very relatable and don't make us (mortals) feel like our dog's broken or something haha. Just wanted to take the time to thank you for all your help!! :)
💖💖 Thank you!!
I’m a dog trainer and my dog isn’t always perfect, but it’s just stupid how little control zack has over inertia. I’ve lost control once of my dog in the last year and a half and all I ever see from zack is out of control unless he’s got a treat in her face
@@audrawelsh8467 EXACTLY
Loooove that you show this. There are no other channels that address a well trained dog who is still mildly reactive around the house and front yard.
It’s a Border Collie they could be taught to shingle your roof. Smartest dog on the planet.
Im getting a dog soon and I've watched your the whole series at least 4 times! and inertia is so big and beautiful!!
Good luck I’m getting my bundle of joy tomorrow!
Mee too bro❤
The only thing I regret not doing early on and socializing my dog to other dogs. She only barks at dogs and doesn’t know how to play without coming off as aggressive.
Same I’m getting a sheep doodle
Me too.but in September
This is so encouraging. I brought my dog to puppy obedience and grew so frustrated because he's more of an anxious dog and we were surrounded by calmer breeds. Now I see my dog is normal, to persevere with regular, positive training sessions. Thanks for the great video.
Anyone else notice that he doesn’t say no or scold her? It’s amazing how positive reinforcements is all it takes.
No wonder
Whats wrong with saying "no" LOL
@@sycofya1677 its not as effective. you’re actually going to most likely make the problem worse
@@lindsaychantelle4480 Well ive worked with many dog trainers in the past, all of them used the word "no"
@@lindsaychantelle4480 “No” on its own is fine. It’s barely a punishment. Physical punishment is where things go wrong.
Maybe you are thinking of “reinforcement/ encouragement is better than punishment” - which is actually true in the long term at maintaining behavioral changes. That is the general consensus even for humans.
I have six dogs. A mom a dad and four pups. We have a big pup family and the pups are only four months old and bark at everyone and everything when we go for walks. I’m glad I’m watching this! You’re so positive, happy, and sweet at the beginning of this video so I know it’ll be the way for me to learn. I have to learn from someone who’s sweet to their dogs no matter how frustrating it can be, because that’s how I am. I love dogs to the moon and back ♥️
Immediately, right from the start of this video, you had my attention. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you showing the reality of having a dog that’s reacting to the environment, and that you too have to work through the training process. It’s very encouraging.
There are far too many training videos out there that show dogs that already know how to perform the actions they are supposedly being “trained” to do. It’s discouraging when my dog doesn’t respond the same way that their dogs do.
Far too many trainers think that they need to show perfection, or near perfection - that perfection shows what fantastic trainers they are. Those of us who live in reality aren’t fooled by this one bit, but we DO end up discouraged and deflated.
THANK YOU for having the courage to show the reality that many of us are going through. We notice the small wins, and can appreciate the minor successes that add up over time. We just need someone willing to work through these issues WITH us.
I love that you show how she reacts and that it's not perfect. Makes it a lot more realistic and relatable. It can be frustrating to watch everything going perfectly for trainers then you get out there with your own dog and its like why is my dog not like theirs or why is this not working!
Zack : “The major goal is to get her to not act like a lunatic”
Me : I knew I clicked on the right video
Hahaha. My pup barks at literally anything that moves 😫
same including all 5 of my siblings and any of their friends that come over. sometimes she just barks at nothing.
Mine too. What do you do?
Same here. My dog also.
I have 3 schnauzers. 😳
Your patience and positivity never cease to amaze me, love your videos! I wish everyone would teach their dogs this way
I can't tell you how reassured I am by watching this video. Herding dog owner in NYC, and it's nice to see Inertia also struggle with a random passerby, etc. That's for giving us the play-by-play. It's helpful to see a dog out in the wild and not just on carpeted training studios!
Watching this after crying my eyes out out of frustration of walking my 5 month old pup that is barking at very freaking thing or sound. Our final night walk she barked 5 minutes straight, I dont even know why, she has super hearing and vision. I really admire the positive mindset and patience you have with your dog. I am really struggling, I live in a studio apartment, live in the middle of a super busy city. No garden, people and danger constantly on the street. Dont know how to start practicing with her in a calm environment. I hope somehow she will react and bark less.
I would have lost my head, At that point you just got to put a muzzle on them. At the end of they day, They are ANIMALS and it is not hurting them.
I'm picking up my Rottie puppy June 12th. I'm doing some serious binge watching. I also purchased his books. I really like seeing real time problems worked on, rather than already well trained dogs doing what they do
Thank you so much for this video!
This is exactly how my dog acts when people walk past our garden and this video has encouraged me to just keep on working through it! :)
This is the training I've been looking for, for the last 6 months. PERFECT EXPLANATION & GUIDE! A++++
Im really thankful to have found your channel 2yrs ago. I had my first dog then (the previous were family dogs) and I'm so happy that I get to build connection with my very own dog. Everyone's also jealous that I have a "smart dog" but because of you I believed that all dogs are trainable if you work to build that connection.
Am so thrilled to see you post this real life video! This is the very exact behaviour I am trying to help my dog (Steve) with. Thank you for your honest posts!
I love how you train dogs!! I now know a lot more how to train a dog than I have before!!!
I’m really enjoying see your reactivity work! My GSD pup is fearful reactive around other dogs. His reactivity distance is about 40-50 ft. Now that he is 60lbs, his “big boy” bark sounds “aggressive” to others. However as his owner, I know his different barks & body language. He’s definitely not aggressive, just unsure & slightly scared. We think something traumatized him as puppy (his first 8 weeks of life), before we got him from the breeder. I enjoy watching these videos to show how engaging you have to be when dealing with high energy reactive dogs. They are not bad dogs, you just have to understand how to redirect their attention.
I have this EXACT scenario!
I rescued a GS in December on the streets she is about 1 1/2 years but she is such a barker!!! I have 2 other GS 4 and 6 months and no problem, we are desperate to correct it! I’m gonna try this ASAP
It can also be due to your energy or actions. I don’t mean this in a bad way. My Great Dane was naturally anxious, but I’ve realized that my anxiety a lot of the time causes her reactivity because she feels like she’s protecting herself and me. I do feel your pain. My Dane is a big suck, but Danes naturally have extremely deep barks and it terrifies everyone. We’ve had people tell us they’re going to call animal services on us.
I have a Boxer Husky mix thats almost 10 months old now. I’ve had him since he was 6 months old and as a 17 yr old, i’ve been trying to train him the best way that i can. I’ve been thinking about taking him to a professional trainer nearby because i have that same exact problem. Around other dogs, he barks and lunges all the time. Even at home while he’s in the backyard, he barks at absolutely EVERYTHING including the kids next door. Ik dogs are natural protectors but he barks way too much. Especially inside the house. He barks even when i just sit down because he wants attention or if i leave the room, which i believe is anxiety. He barks so much, for so long, its annoying. Especially the puppy biting- I have no idea what to do atp about the barking. I’ve been taking him on walks almost everyday in the morning, i’ve given him big treats to keep him occupied, and play with him but he continues to bark all the time. Any tips? I’ve owned a Gsd husky mix and a jack russel rat terrier mix before. I’ve never met such a loud and over energetic dog in my life. He’s a good boy but jeez louiseeee😭
We have been so busy moving into our new house that we just bought, and doing all the projects that needed to be done to make the house more livable, that I have gotten sooo far behind on videos! I’m so glad you’re still posting these! I love them! This one has been especially helpful, cause our two girls bark at EVERYTHING LOL! Thanks, again, for another helpful, family friendly dog training video! I can’t wait to get caught up on the rest! God bless and hugs to you, Bree, and all of the fur babies!☺️❤️
My family and I love your videos, books, and audio-books (yes we're all in!). Seeing both the good and bad makes the content feel realistic and obtainable to us as we train our 4 month old black lab mix. Even our 5 year old daughter enjoys sitting on my lap watching your videos as they come out. We're big hikers and look forward to seeing the next video. Thank you!
The bark boxes are a life saver!!! My dog loves it! He’s a pretty small dog so we had to size down a bit but he absolutely loves scooby. He wouldn’t put him down for a while! He also loves the treats. He’s been so much more focused when we train him!!
I so appreciate you addressing this, Zak! We've been working on our dog being reactive in these types of scenarios as well and this will really help out!
Thank you Zak! Our puppy, Oliver is now is 6-1/2 months and we have been following all your videos to help him be his best self. Thankfully he is quite easy to train, but we live on a bike path and the fence barking is starting to get crazy. This video was perfect for our next goals of training. Thanks a bunch!
Zak- Thanks for showing up the good and the “bad.” It shows us how the dog advances 👍💯
My 8month old puppy watches your UA-cam channel with me. She loves it
thank you for showing us this! many times trainers just show you what to do, but not what to do when your dog doesnt do what you want them to. Thank you
I really appreciate that you show reality of a dog training and give us the opportunity to observe how to manage unpleasant surprises like this. It gives me a lot of confidence, thanks!
Thank you as always! Sometimes I feel so good at teaching new things but... how avoiding bad behaviors is harder. This sets up THE method!
Yes, I’ve been working on this with my dog! It can be a long process but it seems like I’m on the right track!
That is so funny and cute! “Oh my gosh! What are you running from?!”
It won't be trumpets, everyone loves them! 🎺
Love this guy...so positive and realistic. I advise my clients to watch his videos all the time, if they ever get stuck. We want our dogs to be polite and safe, not robots. X
Keep up the videos these are so helpful. It's especially nice to see the dog not starting out already having the problem at hand perfected before the video is made!
Who else knows there not getting a dog anytime soon but watches Zaks videos to prepare 😂 smh
Same! I'll probably have to wait 15 years before I can get a dog..
Same here! Cannot wait for that beautiful day to get a dog ;)
Loretta FordeSklenar bruh 13 days isn’t long 😑
Check out Rachel Fusaro and dog training by kikopup
Quarantine ends I'm gonna get a puppy
Zak you're the most entertaining dog trainer on youtube!!! I love watching your videos and I learn so much!! I'm more prepared than ever to pick up my new puppy and this series has made it so much more exciting!
As I said in past videos, I love seeing her not being 100% perfect on every video but improving over time. I think you and her could become marathon runners! 😀👍
I would rather watch Zak all day long than you-know-who any day of the week. It’s nice to see someone happy & not working out their own insecurities through dog training.
Thank so much Zack! I can’t imagine my life without you for helping me. I am forever grateful for you in my life for helping me to train my dog. You’re so helpful for all of us. I really appreciate it so much. May god bless you in life and live a long happy life.
Thank you for showing the reality and not just all of the perfect moments. This gives me hope! 🙏
This just popped into my recommended and is very timely as I am working on this very issue with my dog right now. Learned a couple tips to incorporate!
I actually have never been singed in when watching your videos... but I am now and I want to take this moment to let you know that what you do is amazing. Your videos really help my family to communicate better which lead to us having a much healthy emotional relationship. Thank you for all you do and keep up the good work. We have two mini dachshunds so you can image how much I love this video... they bark at everything!!!
Zak im getting a golden retriever puppy in 10 days!!! I’m so excited and your videos are going to be such a great help!!!
Oh really I’m getting a Golden tomorrow! Goldens are the best!
If you found a reputable breeder thanks. Check out dog training by kikopup and Rachel Fusaro too
I love border collies the most
Thank you for your honesty. Love the book and the videos. Today's lesson was extremely helpful.
You are my favorite dog trainer on youtube. I have your book and getting new puppy in 12 days. I really like your kind attitude.
Today is the second day my little Hina is home! She’s a cream Shiba inu and I just want to thank you for all the amazing & informational videos!! She’s doing great so far!
Love all your videos Zac but I particularly enjoyed this one 😃
Thank you so much Zak for this video.
Such a busy street, really works for training purposes. Just found your site today, great job.
I have trained many Aussies but new guidance is always appreciated. Thank you so much.
New puppy here so always need to refresh on training.
Love this channel I could never make videos this well so impressive! I went through this past week at the river my one year old is still learning it is embarrassing but at the same time I find it fun to educate of course and it helps people see how quick we can get her back to momma and that all dogs start somewhere
I love that your dog isn't perfect here. Your other videos I've seen feature the perfect dog, lol. This is exactly what I'm going through with my dog. Thank you for your videos.
thankyou soooo much for this video our kelpie is 8 months old and very reactive to people and dogs!!!!..that walk past our gate(and even the odd moth that comes across her path). it is encouraging to see that even Inertia has her moments! ..your videos and training advice is awesome ..
I love all of the videos and content you provide. The information you have provided has been life changing!!! Thank you!
Zak, thank you for showing us what it looks like to commit to our dogs during the hard times and working with their natural instincts rather than against them. I feel the social pressure to shut my dog up / keep my dog inside out of fear of upsetting others or making them feel uncomfortable, but we need to let that go and not be afraid of being embarrassed for the sake of the long term goal: a happy and confident pup! Much love to you and Inertia, and much gratitude for all you do. Your passion is palpable. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!
This video is great. Very specific in a real world environment.
Dear Zak, my 1 year old Australian Shepherd has learned that barking leads to me giving the "quiet" command and when he complies he receives a treat, so... he barks on purpose just for the food. I'm trying not to treat him every time but his barking is relentless.
I've been so excited to get a new collie puppy! This makes me even more excited training first. Then I cant wait for the boat rides, exploring, beach adventures and ext!!
This series is so perfect because i am actually getting a border collie/aussie mix puppy in a month so i am learning a lot about training a border collie. I also am so happy i found the video of inertia meeting indie because i have a dog about the same age as her and i dont really know how she would react to a puppy
I got your book Guide To A Well Behaved Dog and it is so helpful
hey ,if anyone else needs to find out about how is the best way to train a puppy try Pycanta Puppy Trainer Protocol (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my co-worker got amazing success with it.
My chihuahua went into my neighbor’s apartment barking at him. I feel so shamed and this may help me!
My chihuahua is 10 years old and after 10 years he still barks at almost everything. I've tried this but had no luck 😪
@@t0urniquet that’s sad to hear. Unfortunately It didn’t work for my dog either because my god just can’t listen.
@@Speed_IOT they are full of love but that's just how chihuahuas are 🤷🏻
@@t0urniquet yeah
Same have a 6 year old Chihuahua and I'm going to try this as soon as possible, hope it helps🤞
Great video Zak!
Definitely needed to see a video like this. My Schipperke is the same age and loves to bark at EVERYTHING. The training has been a long... difficult process. Nice to see how it’s going to take time.
I really like your videos, Zak! I ordered 6 months of BarkBox, using your link, for my incoming puppy Connor. Hope you're well!
I find it very intriguing how this guy interacts with dogs I’m binge watching all the videos 👍😭
Awesome progress she is doing so welllll!
You make it look so easy! I have 3 embarrassing dogs - 2 beagles and a hound/shepherd mix - and they bark at everything that goes by. I am going to work with them and hope for even a little bit of the success that you show.
It is so much fun seeing how much Inertia loves her training sessions!
I know this isn’t relevant to this video but, my 18 week old puppy comes on command, “does math” and all the other basics. Thanks Zak!
This has been a BIG help , thank you for posting
Getting a dog in about a week, your videos are really helpful. Thanks a bunch!
I've been trying everything, my pup is forever baking. She also will only listen to me, so it's frustrating that the rest of the family won't do what I do. 😩
Oh my gosh, I relate to the dog not listening to my family so much. It just makes it harder for me when you let the puppy get away with everything! I don’t want to be the not-fun one :/
I would love a dog that bakes for me :D
Emily Wen
That’s true! :) It’s also understandable that my puppy doesn’t want to listen to other people when I’m the only one that carries treats all the time. Good idea about bringing the fam to classes. My family is friggin’ huge, so I might only be able to bring two of them lol
I have the same problem, except the barking. Our dog only listens to me, and I tell them that if they want him to listen, they should interact with him more and do what I say. They only pet and snuggle with him which isn't bad, but I also want them to interact with him in different ways so they can have a better time with our puppy. And it's annoying that when he does something naughty, I tell them to patiently direct his attention to something else, instead they do the opposite.
Update: I've just had a long conversation with my family on his naughty behavior, and getting real fustrated, they don't listen to my advice AT ALL! (Almost ended up crying) my aunt ended up smacking his face when he was playing with the water. I don't know what to do and I can't continue to train unless they start litstening to my advice with training. Each day they get more and more impatient, and i'm starting to lose mine with them. I just want them to treat him with the same attitude, and be more positive. It also doesn't help that my baby sister abuses him, i'm trying to tell my aunt to teach her to stop but....no luck. I'm at my wits end, any help?
I feel the struggle... My dog listens to my family but some of my family members (more specifically my mom) spoils the dog in a way he becomes stubborn sometimes with her
Love your vids without u my dogs would not have been trained!!!! 😁
Omg zak like my comment 😁
Nia and Surf *heart
What a lovely and intelligent dog Inertia is. Really enjoyed watching this video of you training her
I love what he said when he said that we work though behaviors that emerge... We dog owners are parents and like parents we do the same
My 5 month old border collie, August, wasn’t able to go for his first walk outside until lockdown started in the uk. But now when we go out he stands on his hind legs to try and pull towards people and if a dog comes near him he gets scared and will pull to get away from them. I try and keep calm around all situations so August doesn’t get any negative emotions from me. But no matter how much I try to distract him or get him to focus on me he doesn’t listen and continues to try and pull towards people. He looks quite intimidating to people when he stands like a meerkat and I don’t want people to be worried about him as he is a sweetheart. I’m also having issues with him jumping up at people but it’s hard to get him not to jump up when I’ve got to keep a social distance to people. He’s barking constantly at night and I feel like any progress I’ve made with him when he was younger has reversed. He can sit and lay down but is starting to ignore me if he doesn’t want to. Trying to get him to heel feels impossible as he jumps to try and get a treat so I can’t get him to heel next to me. Any advice would be much appreciated!
Hey I just got a border collie and love her
It seems like Zak hired joggers and people walking dogs, to train his own one
Thankyou for this video. My dog get excited and bark at everything that comes pass our place. Now I know how to train him. ♥️
Great video! Has helped out with our 5 year old rescue dog. He is reactive and we live on a busy road, so lots of barks. Thanks!
"Inertia, he's even more famous than you!" aww lol
These videos are great. She's made a lot of progress in the videos!
Every dog I have owned does the same thing. Finds a place (couch, chair, stairs) that they can see outside. They hang out and watch the world go by. Seems like normal behavior to keep the house safe.
That is a crazy busy street. Inertia did a fantastic job. Lots of valuable info in this session. Thank you!!!
Always love ur guy’s videos! Hope u keep us updated how this is going! Even if it’s just on ur Instagram stories!
I don’t have a dog or planning to get a dog but… I LOVE HIS VIDEOS SO MUCH
Hi Zak, Could you make a video about hand signals? I am having a hard time coming up with new signals for new tricks and commands.
we bought your book to show support as you give so much free content. thanks!
I see a lot of comments on people appreciating how real and candid these videos are. I just wanted to add that not only does it make us not give up and all, but it also is really informative. Sometimes progress is VERY slow, and I wonder if I'm making any progress at all, or if maybe I am doing something wrong in my training. The short cropped videos most trainer's make are very helpful if you want to get the specific information on what to do with your dog and how to train, but these longer uncut ones show you what it looks like if you are doing it right. I think all videos should be like this, so we know we're doing it right and we just need patience. Thankyou!
I love how spiderman is teaching me how to train a dog
my first thought too 😂😂😂
Ya he really kinda looks like him😁😂
Thank you!
If jogging doesn't work out, maybe bicycling? I would love to see how you approach teaching a dog to safely run alongside a bike.
What Ive heard about cycling is that the pace can harm the dog. They will of course try to keep up with you, and injure themselves in the process.
I sub to you because I’m getting a dog 🐶 on the weekend!!!!! I’m so excited! Thank you for helping me out with training!
Very well done. I am starting the process with our dog today!
My dog barks at EVERYTHING & EVERYONE! He also doesn't like people outside of our home. (Like friends and neighbors.) HELP😬
Same here. I have two dogs that love to bark at passersby
watch solid k9 trainings videos, this can easily be fixed
@@jnybeth Haha same! 😅😅
Thankfully only one of my dogs is a major barker. This video unfortunately doesnt really help me. I feel like this was the first time she had a barking issue. If theyve had a barking issue for a while. This wont help. Ive been doing type of training every day for months. The barking has not changed at all. :(
I am able to get him to immediately come to me so i can get him inside.
I am about to hire a one on one dog trainer. Cause i feel so bad for my neighbours. And i feel bad for not being able to teach my dog how to calm down around people and passing by dogs.
Watch kikopup, she has alot of positive reinforcement vids for reactivity