Training and Preparing Your Dog for The AKC Canine Good Citizen Test.
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2021
- In today's episode, we'll be explaining and demonstrating how to train and prepare your dog for the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test.
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Appreciate that you included a dog that was a little nervous and anxious around people to show us how to approach that type of situation
Thanks, Riley! :)
My dog's name is Riley and he's super anxious 😅 Definitely has to be a sign lol
I have been training a 10 month old Cavalier King Charles; she is very friendly I am a little concerned about getting her through this training and passing this test....I am grateful you have covered all of these 10 tests so I can continue to reinforce her progress. Your teachings and suggestions have been very helpful!
Thank you for your kind message! Keep reinforcing those skills, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions. :)
I’m amazed at how well these dogs behaved with their age. Really shows how training makes all the difference. I didn’t even think they could do that well until they got older bc younger dogs have so much energy.
I appreciate the longer video! I know that short, punchline clips are very popular these days, but personally I love longer content. ^^ Thank you for what you do, your videos are amazing :D
Thank you, I appreciate that! :)
Nate, I sincerely appreciate all of the videos you put out! I love how detailed you are and you really try to make a novice handler understand completely what it is your are teaching! Thank you so much for all you do!
My pleasure. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. :)
My 9 month, border collie mix, could pass everything but calmly being pet. He'll sit/stay, but it's all over once the petting is initiated. He gets so excited, he'll try to push into people and then roll over. Anyone who comes down to his level, he jumps/climbs on. I've never had a pup like people so much.
I wish I could be there taking your amazing classes. I’m Japanese working in Brazil but as I’m watching all of your classes I know my dog will be like yours . You’re amazing I learn a lot every day. Thank you and congratulations!!!
Thank you, Sompei! :)
This is totally useful!! Thank you for sharing❤️
Great refresher session for a service dog to do as well I love your videos my two owner trained service dogs do this easily but still great refresher to do
This is Awesome!!! So jealous you guys have so many cool places to train and learn. As always great video 👏👏👏
Thanks, G K! :)
Thank you for this video as I am a dog training as well it’s always a pleasure to watch and learn from you and see just how much we both have the same training style. Love all of your videos!! 🐾
I friggin love dog training!!!
Just had a great session with my girl, and I'm pumped.
Thanks for this video! It was really cool. I love your teaching style.
Was great training! Keep up the great work with the puppies.
Thank you, Tammy!
Video of the year thank you
Thank you, Betty! I really appreciate that! :)
Amazing video. I am getting my puppy CGSD in 3 weeks or so, now trying to get as much information as I can, came across this channel, the training makes sooo much sense!
Thank you
Hi. Thank you so very much for this informational and educational piece. I will continue to follow you. I plan to be a dog trainer but I want to make sure I cover all the basis and your videos are covering the areas I have questions on. I grew up with a dog and had a family dog in the past. Now I want to be able to help people who do not have money for the right trainer and help in a dog shelter. Thank you again for encouraging me to keep learning through your videos. Stay healthy, happy and safe
This is gold 🎉❤ i’m currently in the classes to become a dog trainer and i’m learning SO MUCH stuff from your videos! Cheers from Poland 🙂
Nate that was awesome loved it thank you so much for this video
Thanks, Chris! :)
That point about pattern training, was really nice. I didn't realize there was a term for it, but I change it up on mine every time. Works great. It keeps them on task, not in a routine, no matter the command.
Hey, Nate! After going through many trainers, books, videos and techniques, i can finally say i've found what i was looking for in terms of an exemple to follow. What made me follow you in the first place was the fact that you ditched the dominance thing from the start and instead you chose to rather see obedience as a teamwork. I will bring home an American Akita pup in 3 months and i will gladly follow all your directions in trying to raise my bear pup. Thank you, brother, for everything! God bless you and your family. Greetings from Romania!
Thank you so much, Emanuel! I truly appreciate that! :)
How's that pup doing? What's their name? 💙
I appreciate your information. I really appreciate your advice to not stress the dog. I think you are spot on with your training and recommendations! Carry on the good work!
Your videos are awesome bro and they help me massively. All the best mate God bless
Thanks and I'm happy they're helpful. Thanks for watching and supporting.
i just leant a lot. thanks for sharing your training. ❤️❤️❤️🙏
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Good video. I want to be a trainer…this information is helpful.
Awesome! Thank you!
Hey Nate! Another great video. I've already been doing a few of these with my dog Creger. We have a neighborhood pond where people are always fishing. When Creger and I go on our walks we always greet people and he does excellent on his sit/stay. Also this last 4th he was outside with me all day and couldn't care less about the noise. He's only 4 months.
Awesome! Nice work!
Walking back in and back out again is such a logical thing to practise. Thanks for the reminder it is worth practising this cue.
Though I've been training multiple large breeds over the past four decades, I still believe whole-heartedly in group-obedience classes, and that is what I am truly missing here in Korea. I understand they have them; however, considering they have just begun treating dogs as "pets" (and not "tools" or food in this country) within the past 10 to 15 years, I have no faith in Korean trainers since they have limited experience and many utilize mostly strong-arm training styles as we Americans did 30/40 years ago. Regardless, they are all closed down currently due to the virus. Therefore, I am tasked with training my Doberman on my own and with little assistance with many things you've done in this video which I find would be very helpful in eliminating many of my boy's misbehaviors or faults. One major issue with Guinness is his desire to meet and greet every other puppy we come across. He not aggressive, just very friendly. I've taught him to love every living creature, including humans...Hahaha! Great job, well done!
Lol! Thanks!
Man, I wish this video came along a few months ago! My GSD became protective a few months ago, and its been challenging to work through. He could pass trick dog no problem, but good citizen, not a chance! He's a little over a year now, so it's gonna take a lot more work breaking these "habits" he's been creating. I refuse to trezadone him up every time he needs to go to the vet, so this video will be of great help to work through this stage... Thank you!
Thanks, Donnie! I'm happy the video was helpful and best of luck training for the CGC! :)
I'm in the same boat Donnie got a gsd pup and we've been in lockdown most of his life so it's been near impossible socialising closely with people and dogs... Hoping to get some freedom soon, gunna be a long road ahead
I adopted my dog during the lockdown, so he never experienced group classes :( he gets so distracted by dogs and I cannot seem to find his threshold to work off of. He is well socialized, just locks onto dogs instantly.
This was fun! 🐕
Perfection! Thank you
Thanks! :)
You always amaze me. what you do is simple and understandable but I never did this with my dogs. we never aloud stranger pet our dogs and specially take food from anybody other then owner/handler or family members . which is probably good for military or police dogs but not for our pets.
I learn a lot from your videos every time
Thanks Nate
PS
we decided to take GS pup. probably in December. Before I want to watch all your videos. I hope you have list of videos something like step by step training from day 1
Thank you! Yes, I plan on making a dog training blueprint that will be supported by my dog training manual and videos. Cheers! :)
Very useful. Thank you so much
Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Awesome, thank you
Nice and educative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Awsome video.
Absolutely love the video. Pretty cool dogs.
Thanks Roshan, I am glad you liked the video :) Thank you for supporting the channel!
Freaking excellent video. I highly appreciate it and cant wait for my belgian to be like the ones in your video
Thanks, I appreciate that! Cheers!
Thank you so much
That black and white one at 4mins is so engaged, cute
Again. Timing is everything.
Rio and I are getting ready to get her cgc.
Awesome! Thanks for watching, Kevin!
This is such a great video. I truly appreciate your work. Thank you!
Can a fearful and aggressive k9 conquer these test over time and practice? Can you share a video how you would deal with a anxious/fearful k9.
Thanks Nate, you inspired me to get my dog passed the test.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing and I'm happy the video helped. :)
Awesome thank you for the refresh for me, I have taken one dog through the good citizen training, she was easy, I’m going to have my work cut out for me with Cookie, she is very fearful still. I’m sure because I have been going very slow with her because of fearfulness. I hope this is not going to hinder her. I’m trying not to scare her so much . She is doing better with the leash training , except when she does get scared she fights to run back to a safe spot or to hide. 😢 I just stand still till she calms and then we go quietly back to her safe spot. I can get her to go on leash to go potty to back yard. If the outside ac fan comes on she will just look now and still does her business 😊, but when she is done she will start to run back to the door. I have to stop, and when she calms we start back to the door. She is doing well with that. If the grass is wet we stop inside the door and I dry her feet and I take her leash off and release her with break command and she goes back to her spot. She’s doing a lot better. It’s taken a week with this and she is growing so tall now. She is a labradoodle /Shepard mix and she is going to be a tall medium dog😮 black with white markings , also her coat looks like she has a white frosting , very unique than I have seen .😊
Awesome! Thanks for sharing and I'm happy you're seeing progress with Cookie. :)
Hi Nate, I have trained many classes preparing them to AKC-CGC and I think highly of your class. You are lucky to have such obedient dogs to train. Believe me not all classes loook like yours..
Thanks! They are all dog trainer students in the video, so yes, that makes it much easier. 😎
Such a lovely puppies!! And well done to their humans!! 👏👏👏 Would you film a video with older/teenage dogs? Rescue dogs or more fearful dogs?
Thanks and yes! :)
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my dog has the opposite problem from the fearful dog... she LOVES people and she can't contain her excitement. We failed the CGC test... very badly... but we're working on it for a second try!
Thanks for this! I have to get my girl practicing polite meet and greets in the real world. She is FINE in class, but real world, she is soooo excited to visit neighbors. Sort of defeats the purpose of being able to pass the CGC in a room for evaluation.
Thanks and yes, that's why we train in multiple environments to make sure the dog is generalized to the training.
Love the fundamentals and reminders to focus on dog not evaluator.
Thanks! :)
Hi Nate, I watched lesson 7 on confidence & wrote you a comment. One of the things that I mentioned in my comment was that my dog will become aTherapy Dog, once I get her & she advances in training. This vedio helped me a lot because some of the tests for my dog to receive the certification as a therapy dog you covered in thus vecio! 😎However, I still have the question about rewarding my dog without treats. I am a bit nervous about that since the ministry which will be profoming the test will not offer a pass score if they know/can tell that your dog has been treated by a reward concept. Luckily I have time to figure this out! Hopefully this pandemic will end SOON! I can't wait to get my GSD [mine will be a puppy] Another excellent vedio! I have learned a lot from you & am considering receiving training lessons with you via zoom. I am not sure if doing it tith way would be satisfying for me through, I like personal contact. Take care, Michele
Thanks! Yes, here is the response I wrote to your other questions "I don't have a video on therapy dog training, but you can learn how to train a therapy dog by going through my basic and advanced obedience series in order. I would also suggest training with treats as a reward. They can't watch you while you train, they can only test the training. No dog testing that I'm aware of allows rewards or corrections during the test. Just because you train with treats, doesn't mean your dog will always need treats or toys to perform. This is also why we use all four quadrants of operant conditioning. Check out this video to learn how to cut back on rewards: ua-cam.com/video/a2OBoptftYs/v-deo.html "
I prefer to not have other people feed treats or handle dog. Ty for all the informative technics you displayed in video.
Was watching this and thinking, "I think my dog could pass this." Then came the last exercise and, oh boyyyyyy would my dog not have that! Guess it's time to do some gradually-increasing "walk away" exercises. XD
Thanks again for another well-explained, helpful video!
Thank you, Rachael! :)
I was thinking the same with my pup! She's polite with her humans around, but leaving for three minutes would probably cause some screaming at this stage!
Big fan of your content, everything is always broken down so nicely. I couldn't find an answer, what's with the half-chokes on puppies?
In terms of the last exercise you could use an E-Collar if you really want I wouldn’t do it unless I was really having problems but use negative reinforcement with the E-collar to get the dog back into the down/sit
Thanks for sharing! :)
Hi Nate, Thanks for your videos they are so inspiring. I've been farming UA-cam about dog training videos, not only in English (I'm not native in English) and, imho you are, by far, the best. Everything you explain is just so clear with the logic that is behind your tips that helps to really understand and memorize. And there is also your consistency between what you say, what you do whatever the exercice or the training is. Your are amazing and so helpful.
I have a question, that is not directly linked to this video can I put it here or is there a better way to ask?
Thanks, I really appreciate it. You can send me questions through my Patreon. www.patreon.com/NateSchoemer
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Cheers! :)
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It might be a good idea to give that link too for European people. :)
Hello! I am wondering what 3 different commands you use for walking on leash/heeling/focused heeling?! 😊
The guy with the aussie shepherd needs to bring his treat down lower. He's accidentally teaching the puppy to rear up.
Thank you for this.
Awesome! Thank you! :)
Another way I once trained a dog to alarm bark. I walked past the fence and had the dog be quiet. Once I touched the fence; I said bark. Thus, letting the dog know that walking by was okay. Approaching or touching the fence gave the dog permission to bark. Having two mutts is a little more difficult.
Awesome! Nice work.
Hi, just bought your book as I am waiting for my malinois puppy. Have a cat who grew up with my previous dog, a dutch shepherd. Would like to see a video on how to introduce a new pup (working dog breed) to the house cat and build up a loving relationship between them. Have had a pitbull and a dutch shepherd who had a affectionate relationship with the cat. Thanks, really like your videos.
Thanks, I really appreciate that and the video suggestion! :)
I wish 🙏 I could see how to prepare for the Urban CGC Test.
I miss my malinois! he was my soul matej!
can you put the link for your training class and the CGC testing (if there is a link). it would really help me a lot
For the TRS u mentioned in previous videos that u gotta take to dogs through the program. Do u take ur own dogs, the company dogs, or clients dogs??? Through the program
You take your own dogs through the program. :)
I just did this with my SDiT, Shasta. Our trainer uses the CGC to test his "Advanced Obedience" students. I'm proud to say Shasta passed, but she gave me a heart attack with "Leave It" and distractions. She LOVES food chews, and she almost failed when our trainer threw a rawhide ring on the floor! Shasta grabbed it, but then immediately gave it to me! Our trainer passed her for her prompt response.
Congrats and nice work!
When I pet someone's dog I always pet from the side, not on top of the head because reaching over top is threatening to a dog. It seams all CGC training and testing shows reaching over top. When someone wants to greet my dog, I ask them to pet from the side.
Hello Nate,
What do you think about a prong collar for training and correction ?
Hi Ahmad! If I'm going to use correction (positive punishment) on a dog I'm training, I'll use either a martingale collar, prong collar, or a remote training collar. Just depends on the dogs correction level and if I'm training them to be off-leash trained or not. :)
Hey Nate!
I am interested in moving more into AKC cgc and obedience work . I notice that the guy on the left with the Mal has a E Collar which they dont allow for obedience tests ( not sure about for CGC) can you give some info on how he will be able to test without the e collar ? I am all for e collar use where appropriate so it's not a hatred for e collars, and I am very much broadening my handling skills at this time. Love your channel and just became a member to engage and learn more
Thanks for becoming a channel member and supporting my work. Also, I apologize for the delayed response, as I took a few weeks off for the holidays. He's using the e-collar for training, but he won't be able to use it during any testing. This applies to the CGC and all other test requirements he has to complete at the school. Additionally, during testing, he's not allowed to use treats to reward the dog.
Do you advise this path for dogs that have high drive or are very rambunctious ? I have a 8 month old golden that needs something to capture his focus where other things aren’t when he captures scent or something interests him his all systems go
I like dogs
Thank you for this.
My dog does not accept treats from people. He does allow people to pet him.
What kinds of dogs are the two dark German Shepherd/Malinois type looking ones in the class? Are they littermates?
Awesome video but would have been better if you could consider using bicycle , wheelchair ( electric and manual) for distraction
Nate, I know most CGC tests won't have fireworks - that's just wrong, but what should the students have done - rather than correct which instills the fact that the dog was correct for being afraid. Also, in a class situation, I have one student whose dog will do helicopters at just the site of another dog and forget it if the dog is too close. Only 3 people/dogs in the class. Going to try ring gates so each dog has their own section to work, any other suggestions? The owner is using treats and even a clicker already. She also uses the gentle leader as the dog is a large Husky/Australian shepherd mix and the owner is in her 70s, but has done freestyle and obedience trials with other Huskies in the past. Have tried distracting and even removal or at least out of site until the dog is calm before coming back in to the class where all the fun is.
I would try to get the dog desensitized to other dogs. Here's an option, just jump to 45:25 in this video: ua-cam.com/video/3lBJFcWiAzk/v-deo.html
I'm impressed given that those are puppies. I'm assuming they are litter mates since they seem to be all Malinois.
During the CGC test, are dogs allowed to use an ecollar?
I want to training her more just like you because i got my dog pomeranian 😳😵
I could see that some use the ecollar is good to use it at that age?
These are students at the Tom Rose School and they are allowed to use any dog training tools. I personally don't add corrections in training until the puppy is around 5 months of age, but ideally I start them on corrections between 7-9 months of age. Most of the students only have the puppies wear them, so they are comfortable with the collars on, and only use it to correct dangerous or destructive behaviors. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
What is the difference between the CGC and Virtual Home Manners? My corso has the CGC so I'm wondering if we should do this as it's very similar.
Virtual Home Manners is natural lead-in for AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy and Canine Good Citizen (CGC) in-person training. Source: www.akc.org/products-services/training-programs/canine-good-citizen/akc-family-dog-program/virtual-home-manners/
@@NateSchoemer ok, thanks. Than we'll skip it as we already did the higher level. Thanks!
Actually, as a skeptical mal owner myself (that’s a better term than “fear”), I do not agree with getting low and in their face. Don’t force it. If a dog is iffy on people approaching, let them go on their terms and sniff the person. One step at a time. Then work up to what the first guy did. But one of the worst things is getting low and looking them straight in the eyes.
What are those different commands for the focused heel, heel and the last one
I like to use three commands for heel. Keep in mind, you can use whatever words you like, as long as you're consistent.
Heel - Focus heel
With me - Walk next to me in heel position, but eye contact is not required.
Let's go - Walk anywhere around me as long as there is no pulling on the leash.
Cheers!
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THank you so much Nate! What state do you train in? I am in AZ and a basic dog trainer for a local pet supply store. However, my goal is to take my training skills to a very high level. I appreciate your training methods and style in addition to you’re being an excellent communicator and instructor. Do you have availability to train trainers?
It’s our first night with our 2 month old pup. It’s 3AM and she gotta go potty I think. She found the place where she supposed to go on her own in the morning but should I go downstairs and direct her? I didn’t use crate. just used an area where she can drink, sleep and reach the potty place. Gave her a chew toy too. What should I do? I’m a first time owner
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Is it possible to fix fear the way as you show for 1,5 years old dog?
Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/LSaA1SnZ90Q/v-deo.html
Is there a particular reason they blow on the reward before giving it to the dog?
very good i earn a lot thanks to all
Thank you for watching! :)
So the same as horse desensitization, even the fireworks for police work. This was good to watch.
I disagree with horses and desensitization. I want my horses to be alert but listening. However I do acknowledge it's the word I have a problem with.
Can you please make a video on how to teach my dog to shake my hand?
What Ivan said. :)
@@ivanhacks he doesn't put his paw in my hand he trys to eat the treat and i cant get him to use his paw.
one thing I noticed with most training videos, why do the handlers put the treat by their mouth before rewarding?
Because they think that it teaches the dog to look at their face. I personally think it’s a silly practice that is unnecessary. If we teach the dog that looking at our face predicts the marker, and the marker predicts the reward, then it doesn’t matter if you hand it to them by your side or a direct line from your face. Since they have to look at your face to cause the marker to happen. Check out my video on getting more focus from your dog to see what I mean. Cheers!
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Can I ask why the prongs are so low? Also, why on such young puppies? Shouldn’t the puppies be on something as simple as a slip? I understand they will need correcting, but I was taught a puppy shouldn’t be introduced to a prong until at least 7-8 months of age. I feel a slip lead would be just as affective in such young dogs.
These are students at the Tom Rose School and they are allowed to use any dog training tools. I personally don't add corrections in training until the puppy is around 5 months of age, but ideally I start them on corrections between 7-9 months of age. Most of the students only have the puppies wear them, so they are comfortable with the collars on, and only use it to correct dangerous or destructive behaviors. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
So what do I do if my dog LOVES EVERYONE? She jumps up on everyone and is so happy to see everyone to the point its hard to stop her
Teach her leash pressure and then use that to reinforce expectations. You can add positive punishment for reliability one the dog knows the rules. ua-cam.com/video/QSxy_EIYyoQ/v-deo.html
I see everyone has a choke color on, it's a effective equipment right
Most of them have on prong collars. These are students at the Tom Rose School and they are allowed to use any dog training tools. I personally don't add corrections in training until the puppy is around 5 months of age, but ideally I start them on corrections between 7-9 months of age. Most of the students only have the puppies wear them, so they are comfortable with the collars on, and only use it to correct dangerous or destructive behaviors. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
There are dogs and then there are Dobermans. 🐺⚔️❤️
Ummm... can i ask you something...i've been following all your wonderful things to train dogs but, my dog is so playful.What should i do? By the way my dog is a full breed husky.
How old is your husky?
@@bdogg20101 it's 12 weeks
@@pickleb4tt Normally with puppies its a little more patience and repetitions. Plus shorter training sessions. Depending on their attention span. Try to use meal time as training time too.
Playing fetch or a walk. Something that will tire then out just a bit before training sessions can help with being so playfully and having so much energy.
@@pickleb4tt the main thing is a lot of patience and repitions. Like Nate said, training should be fun for the dogs too. Try one or 2 skills first. And then building upon that.
What kind of treat ?
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So... im only a few minutes in and im noticing that treats are going from pouch, to what seems like the owners mouth before finding its way to the dog...? Anyone else seeing this?
Yes, they do that because they believe that it'll help teach the dog to look at the handlers face. However, I don't believe that is necessary if you understand and use markers correctly. :)
Nate my pup keeps biting me and i tried that one video you had how to stop it but it’s not working. I need help lol
Did you try the jar full of coins? Normally dogs don't like loud noises. So if it associates the loud noise every time it bites, it will not do it anymore.
I personally use the pet corrector. All it is a can with compressed air. It's the same idea as the jar of coins. It makes a loud noise. And then the dog will eventually make the connection that they should not bite you. And if they do, then they will get a correction.
Main thing is that you use your verbal correction (like the word no) before your physical correction (which is the sound of the air from the can).
if you're correcting your dog and the behavior is not going away, then that means the correction is not high enough or your timing is off and the dogs is getting confused on why he is being corrected. If you need more help, I do offer zoom training sessions. www.nateschoemer.com/services
@@bdogg20101 Going to try this thank you !!!
@@NateSchoemerthank you once again Nate !!
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Thank you! :)
Mine will fail the " meeting a dog"
He always wants to sniff the butts ..but over all very friendly
You talk a lot about fearful or aggressive. But what about excited? Like very excited. With me she can be calm and slow down. But with anyone else she's a nut! Jumping and wiggling. How is everyone's dog sitting so nicely? 😭 please. My puppy is so chaotic.
How do these people teach their dogs to just sit and stare at them? My beagle would never
Unfortunately I live so far from you
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I thought about turn was turning into your dog
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@@NateSchoemer thank you sir!!! 🐺⚔️🇺🇸