You can have perfect recall with your dog and get them coming back to you every time! I have made a free course to get you started on this journey to having perfect recall: waacademy.link/iRwhN3
Lots of great info in such a short video! I've noticed my dog ignoring the outside motivators more and more the more I give him praise. He used to go nuts after bicycles and people, but now just stays healed by my side. Need to continue to give him praise each time.
WOW good for you!!! Mine is still a work in progress. The bicycles are a REALLY tough one. I'm having luck with high value treats, every single time I call and he's responding.
After the first step i was like, “Yeah sure, try that with a Beagle”. But after i watched the whole thing it made a lot of sense and gave me motivation to keep trying. Thank you❤️
I also have a Beagle pup :). About 30 minutes before his/her lunchtime take a big fistful of his food and pocket it. Now get to training. Don't get blindly focused on commands but rather that the dog is attentive. Walking with the dog in heel is a great way for this. Have your dog follow on your left side, his nose just slightly in front of your knee beside you and checking up at you. Feed the treats with your right hand, as this will encourage the movement and be more visible for your dog than if the food comes from directly above. During mealtime sessions you can reward quickly and frequently for correct basic behaviors. Outside of mealtime training I do a balanced mix with rewarding with praise, petting, with playfulness or with treats. Using food during this mealtime window however will help your dog grasp concepts very quickly as it will have a heightened focus. My dog has a LOT of fun being a very good boy during this time also. Establishing new skills indoors and then reinforcing them later during walks and outdoors when distractions are aplenty. We also have some open areas around where we live where we can do intense play with sticks. When I provide the stick we do a fetch and a big full speed sprint when he gets the stick. We do this 2-3 times in a row and we do a cuddle as he lies down for a minute after the sprints and chews the stick a little. I never treat the stick as a tug of war toy, so the dog will surrender it to me quite easily to continue the game. Also just doing stops every now and then and getting your dog to come over for fun pets and kisses will make the dog more inclined to give you priority when you ask for it. Also don't always disrupt the smelling session your dog might be on just because you can. Dogs need different stimuli, dependent on breed and personality, to become chill and happy. They need to follow some smells, they need a good run, they need to chew on something, they need to chase something and they need to rest enough. You being in charge and being able to steer how the dog satisfies those needs is not to exclude their urges. If your dog has the basics down, a Beagle will enjoy games that focus on scent and finding hidden objects (just don't accidentally teach digging behaviors). Beagles also love to make cozy dens. A beagle may rearrange the couch pillows and blankets for a nap. This isn't a destructive behavior so don't be too quick trying to correct it as if the dog was trying to rip something apart. Tl;dr Like the video says, the dog needs to feel that paying you attention is engaging and interesting beyond the current smell it has found.
Beagles are very intelligent, stubborn and destructive in the cutest package :) I love my dog, but he was not beginner friendly. Expect a hefty time investment. Very rewarding, because Beagles are brilliant family members, but they also require a lot of training and structure to thrive.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lucky me knew what to do with my new 8 week old puppy.............we 'trained" 'RETURN" , yep, from the beginning, everyday, and ALWAYS rewarded him - still DO - 5 months old GSD. INCREDIBLE recall!!!!! He RUNS to me and I am so PROUD of him!!!!
Yeah, it isn't exactly a training guide so much as a look into dog psychology around recall and distractions. I'd argue that understanding the psychology is important, but it leaves out the methodology.
Thank you Will for your awesome training! My Akita has nearly perfect recall thanks to your guidance! When he doesn't come he freezes, locked in a stare down with me and something he wants me to see. Whistle also works like a charm over distance. You're the best Will, thanks again!
Dude your channel is absolutely amazing and not at all like both extremes of the training spectrum. It’s balanced ethical educated and my favorite, not full of ads or “training courses for quick fixes”
His Perfect Puppy Training Program is totally worth every penny. I can pay it off over 3 months,which other online programs don't offer. I have been practicing on my Dad's 2 Jack Russell puppies and his method works brilliantly. I am getting my Australian Cattle Dog in a couple of weeks,and feel well equipped for my new dog,thanks to his training.
Excellent video! Hadn’t thought about competing motivators until now. My dog is completely different outside than he is in. Now if we’re out on the balcony and he sees another dog and gets excited I say come and give him some love
Found you recently and love your teachings!! I have a 5m old German Shepard/Malinois mix. Working your basic relationship skills with her. Thank you so much.
thank you will you have turned my training of my frenchie whisky from a nightmare into a daily pleasure. i was doing everything wrong for about 3 to 4 months then found your channel and applied everything you have taught. whisky been a frenchie as you know is stubborn as all hell but your videos have made a nightmare to train into a pleasure he still has ways to go his recall isnt the best but in 3 situations that could have gone south fast he came to my heel with a calm assertive command and the people around me were surprised and impressed so i am going to keep applying your training methods to whisky and will hopefully have the perfect frenchie companion...........well he is perfect he is ginger like me lol
We used your video from 2 years ago on the same subject on our Danish Spitz (herding instinct and "nanny" dog) and it worked a charm. We've just become parents of another new puppy (poodle x maltese rescue - father was the maltese, know idea of the mechanics of that 😅) and will be following your advice again.
Wow, I will have to step up my game to compete with whatever my bassett is caught up in sniffing and following. Thank you for the free resources! I love your channel so much - you have been such a big help!!
I just found your page a few days ago and I am really liking your content. I have an Aussie doodle, but he is heavy on the Australian shepherd side of things. He’s only 16 weeks old but he is a biting champion. So far the only thing that has worked is your technique. I did your free recall course and immediately signed up for the full course. I think you have set it at a really great price and I know it’s going to work. Plus, I think it’s only fair for me to give back a little bit for all of this great content that you provide for free. Thank you so much from across the world in San Diego, California.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🐕 Understanding Recall - The key to achieving perfect dog recall is making sure your dog understands the recall command. - When your dog hears the recall command, they should come back enthusiastically. - The essence of point one is ensuring your dog associates coming back with positive experiences. 02:34 🦴 Motivation and Competing Motivators - Dogs are motivated by various factors, not just you and your rewards. - In real-world situations, competing motivators like chasing squirrels or playing with other dogs can distract your dog. - Breed genetics and temperament influence what motivates your dog. 03:27 🪝 Tipping the Scales of Motivation - Achieving perfect recall involves increasing your dog's motivation to come back and reducing the motivation of competing distractions. - Make coming back to you an awesome experience for your dog. - Consistently reward your dog with treats, playtime, praise, or other positive reinforcement when they return to you.
My dog has great recall when no distractions are around, but when he sees other dogs he's off and will just stick around the other dogs untill I'm truly far off. We have trained LOADS on it and always give great praise and treats. He just loves playing with other dogs and nothing I can offer compares for him. I'm just hoping it gets a bit better once he's older. He just turned one last week, so maybe his enthusiasm for playing with other dogs mellowa down a bit once he turns into an adult dog.
@@shelleypeppard4694 yeah it's pretty annoying haha. He's just too hyped for playtime with other dogs. He won't even take their no for an answer but will bark and make play bows to get them to play 😂
He loses his freedom if he won't listen. Stop the rehearsal of letting him ignore you. Also, every time you call them, doesn't mean they have to leave the other dogs. Lots of praise for leaving them, then as a release, ok, go play. When it is time to go, go get the dog. Just be sure it doesn't become a game of keep away. Hope that helps.
You just need to be better experience for your dog than any others dogs.😊❤🙏🏻 It means call your dog for something what he love most and don't give him these things in different time, only on recall if dogs are around.❤ For example...your dog love most cooked chicken...so you stop feed cooked chicken on occasions during day, but you will use it as reward during recall from others dogs. In start always, later sometimes that he will not be able predict, when chicken will arrive and it will keep him motivated.
We are about to get a border collie puppy, my husband has had dogs his whole life, I've never owned one though others in my family have. Really I want two things from her, to be good on a leash and to have perfect recall. So believe me when I say I've been binging his videos.
I was just looking for this, my 11 months old liked someone else tennis ball more fun then coming back to me today, on our own she does pretty good,how ever with other dogs i have to compete 😂😂, i shall look and learn from your rapid recall course 😃
Awesome information, thank you! I watched the whole course but found missing how you are to address when a dog happens not to come when you issue the recall command. Do you wait for them to come back on their own time and then praise/ear rub/ treat? Do you try to go get them? This is where I am lost and your guidance here would be much appreciated. Thank you again.
What i do is wait until my dog looks at me again and give the command again. Most of the time she will come to me that time around and she gets lots of praise. In the beginning i waited until she made a move towards me before i gave the command again so she could learn that i was very happy that she came to me and that the command meant that i wanted her to come to me. In a month time i have a almost perfect recall
My pup has perfect recall at dog training classes, it stops there, she's only 10 months old I suppose she'll learn eventually I haven't taken her off lead yet, I have invested in a long lead though and I think I'll buy a whistle today. Most of my girls best behaviour comes from this guys site and knowing her breed from previous ownership.
Will. I wish I could bring my smart ass male border collie to you, he listens quite well, but not perfectly, and I can honestly say it is totally to do with the fact that he's too smart for himself. But litraly live too far away😂
Hi sorry I know this is of topic but I was watching a previous video, where you said you would be making a video on raw feeds to feed a dog like a Cane Corso, I was just wondering if that video is on here?
Will this work on a 6yr old Great Dane that I brought home from the shelter? We have sooo many distractions, the busy street, the cat that hangs around, and a very small unfenced uneven yard in back. He has pulled me down to the ground a few times now, to go after the cat. I can't seem to sway his attention he is so laser focused. Treats, toys don't get his attention. He his also very aggressive against other dogs. How can I fix this? Any suggestions are truly appreciated! 🐕
My dog isn't as powerful as yours, but how I've been training is with a fly swatter. You tap them on the butt when unwanted behavior happens and it works like a charm. It doesn't hurt them. It just startles them and snaps the dog out of whatever they are fixated on. You may want to try that for basic manners like no biting, pushing them away from food when you didn't give them permission, etc.
Any hints for handling a boisterous dog on a long line? I have a 30kg AmStaff, 8 years old she gets excited, starts running, and when she hits the end there's a 50/50 chance of my hitting the ground. There's no aggression in her, she loves everyone, so why wouldn't everyone want to play? She has excellent recall alone in an enclosed field, but I can't work out how to get to the next stage. I am 12 stone, 5ft 4 but almost 70 with arthritis starting in my hands.
Will this work with Cavalier King Charles? I'm looking into getting one from a registered breeder, and I need to make sure I cover my bases, so there are no developed behavioural issues caused by my ignorance.
Hi Will, my 9 month old red fox will come back to me in a field upon recall with the whistle, but, if there's another dog, he's off to play. No matter what I do, no matter how good the reward is. Any ideas?
that is ideal and paired with long line/directional leash pressure as well...negative reinforcement...proofing/finishing. I do it this way, not the only way, but greater results/understanding/no blowback as with some dogs I have seen ecollar trained poorly.
“How to teach you dog perfect recall” “first step: make sure your dog understands recall” …? This video doesn’t explain or teach anything. No, my dog doesn’t understand recall, hence being here. Would you like me to teach you to cook? First step, make sure you understand how to cook
I had my puppy recalling very well. We'd be in the park, on long line, and he would recall every time. But seems all the sudden, it's now lost. I marked and rewarded him with treat every time. I'm not sure what I did wrong. He now barely turns his head when I call his name.
Yes, Yes, Yes.... but you are working with full blood dogs. I have a Bloodhound, German Shepard and other shepard mix (54/42/2/1/1). Could you please talk about mixed breed dogs.
What do you do if your do runs off? Problem I’ve got is my dog walks well off the lead then all of a sudden, she will run off. No matter how much she is called, she will not listen
I’ve been trying to enroll for 30 minutes. I gave my email and created a password. Confirmed my email, logged in, found the free course but then I’m stopped saying I need to enroll. Have searched endlessly for a way to enroll, no way to be found. Very frustrated.
I realy need help...my 1 year old cane corso bolts off when playing with her friends if she see another dog she is off.i couple weeks ago ended in hospital I was training her on a long leash all going well till she caught the eye of a dig in distance instead of breaking hand I put foot on leash her swiping me falling on my shoulder and head at home and in quiet away from everything she does everything I say but when she sees a dig she has selective hearing and don't listen.please please help and no one wants a large corso charging to them she is as soft as a brush 😂
So, i went over and watched the whole video... Which is great by the way BUT... Ive already introduced a whistle.. hes 100 percent in the house, amazing when out in the woods etc... 100 percent until.. we see a dog.. then he just loses it. So now we have a fail on the whistle probably x 4 Now I never scold him when he returns . He still gets some praise but just not a high value treat.. my question is.. now what?! Is that it.. no hope hes so close, he knows what it means he manages with any other distractions but dogs .
My dogs does it perfectly in the house never outside even on a leash she doesn't pay attention to any command. If I have treats her only focus is on the treat not on the task to get the treat. I don't think she will ever get it it's been a year.
Perfect Recall while ROTTI is chasing rabbits in the swow. ua-cam.com/users/shorts4Bjdu4ZN5KE?si=XE0hFe72VQ_goNK9 By the way: I don't watch your videos because of the dog training, but because of your clear English pronunciation. Nice greetings from Germany. 👋
Thought i had perfect recall with my dog for years never failed then ine day he saw another dog over the road and crossed not seeing a speeding car that was obscured by a van😢
I've just tried to sign up and it's not working, similar issue to other comments. it keeps telling me the course content is locked even though I've signed up and enrolled!!
I had a dog with great recall…. Until she chased a butterfly. It ended fine, but that one gave me a heart attack. Butterflies don’t fly out of a dogs line of vision.
Not all dogs are overly sloppy with love like that and are golden retrievers my independent German Shepherds would not care if I hugged and kissed all over her.. that being said she has a perfect recall in always comes to me but now that she's getting older she's in some pain that I've been trying to get figured out with orthopedic Orthopedic vets, however I have to put her on CBD and it makes her oblivious to me totally ignores me. And she is one of the most well-trained dogs and compliant dogs in the world except when she's on this junk
Also, if i have to sign up for your web site to look at the lesson than its not free, time is money. And nothing against you wanting ppl to sign up, but be upfront about it, cause up till now i watched your videos, and this giant commercial for your website really put me off. You didnt teach anything in 5 min, except us how to find your website only to find out that we now need to make an account so that you can no doubt bombard us with your merch and sales. The title is click bait and so is your "free" lesson.
Well personally I learnt 3 things in the 5 mins of this video - and then was offered a link to something not behind a paywall - and therefore is Free - to help achieve the third thing. No way on earth to train a dog without investing time, and sometimes that time may look like signing up to a website.
He deserves money for the help he gives for free on all of his UA-cam videos & this is your problem with the video? I can tell you’re the person who never progresses in life if this is what you complain about.
Any tips for basset hounds?, mine does a good job at 10 months old, but i have to wait till her nose stops. Her brain has to free up some RAM to be able to hear me lol
bro, i had to speed up the video to 1.5 and wait till almost the end to get to the meat of the lesson, were not dogs, we dont need the same thing repeated ad naseum. Yes COMPETEING MOTIVATORS, i think i got its after the 4th time
You can have perfect recall with your dog and get them coming back to you every time! I have made a free course to get you started on this journey to having perfect recall: waacademy.link/iRwhN3
Can i get my 10 year old rescue dog, to get better with recall?
Lots of great info in such a short video! I've noticed my dog ignoring the outside motivators more and more the more I give him praise. He used to go nuts after bicycles and people, but now just stays healed by my side. Need to continue to give him praise each time.
WOW good for you!!! Mine is still a work in progress. The bicycles are a REALLY tough one. I'm having luck with high value treats, every single time I call and he's responding.
How much did the video creator pay you to say that?
After the first step i was like, “Yeah sure, try that with a Beagle”. But after i watched the whole thing it made a lot of sense and gave me motivation to keep trying. Thank you❤️
I also have a Beagle pup :).
About 30 minutes before his/her lunchtime take a big fistful of his food and pocket it. Now get to training. Don't get blindly focused on commands but rather that the dog is attentive. Walking with the dog in heel is a great way for this. Have your dog follow on your left side, his nose just slightly in front of your knee beside you and checking up at you. Feed the treats with your right hand, as this will encourage the movement and be more visible for your dog than if the food comes from directly above. During mealtime sessions you can reward quickly and frequently for correct basic behaviors. Outside of mealtime training I do a balanced mix with rewarding with praise, petting, with playfulness or with treats. Using food during this mealtime window however will help your dog grasp concepts very quickly as it will have a heightened focus. My dog has a LOT of fun being a very good boy during this time also. Establishing new skills indoors and then reinforcing them later during walks and outdoors when distractions are aplenty. We also have some open areas around where we live where we can do intense play with sticks. When I provide the stick we do a fetch and a big full speed sprint when he gets the stick. We do this 2-3 times in a row and we do a cuddle as he lies down for a minute after the sprints and chews the stick a little. I never treat the stick as a tug of war toy, so the dog will surrender it to me quite easily to continue the game. Also just doing stops every now and then and getting your dog to come over for fun pets and kisses will make the dog more inclined to give you priority when you ask for it.
Also don't always disrupt the smelling session your dog might be on just because you can. Dogs need different stimuli, dependent on breed and personality, to become chill and happy. They need to follow some smells, they need a good run, they need to chew on something, they need to chase something and they need to rest enough. You being in charge and being able to steer how the dog satisfies those needs is not to exclude their urges. If your dog has the basics down, a Beagle will enjoy games that focus on scent and finding hidden objects (just don't accidentally teach digging behaviors).
Beagles also love to make cozy dens. A beagle may rearrange the couch pillows and blankets for a nap. This isn't a destructive behavior so don't be too quick trying to correct it as if the dog was trying to rip something apart.
Tl;dr Like the video says, the dog needs to feel that paying you attention is engaging and interesting beyond the current smell it has found.
@@BenCarnagethanks your comment is very useful
Beagles are very intelligent, stubborn and destructive in the cutest package :) I love my dog, but he was not beginner friendly. Expect a hefty time investment. Very rewarding, because Beagles are brilliant family members, but they also require a lot of training and structure to thrive.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lucky me knew what to do with my new 8 week old puppy.............we 'trained" 'RETURN" , yep, from the beginning, everyday, and ALWAYS rewarded him - still DO - 5 months old GSD. INCREDIBLE recall!!!!! He RUNS to me and I am so PROUD of him!!!!
I've watched a good half dozen other training channels, and loves yours -- your joy with dogs and with training is infectious!
This Trainer is a REAL DOG LOVER!!
Let me save you all time. This video is an Ad for a free training. You won’t learn how to train recall here.
Thankyou ❤️
So many bought comments too
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Yeah, it isn't exactly a training guide so much as a look into dog psychology around recall and distractions. I'd argue that understanding the psychology is important, but it leaves out the methodology.
Thanks gonna skip the video now
Thank you Will for your awesome training! My Akita has nearly perfect recall thanks to your guidance! When he doesn't come he freezes, locked in a stare down with me and something he wants me to see. Whistle also works like a charm over distance. You're the best Will, thanks again!
Dude your channel is absolutely amazing and not at all like both extremes of the training spectrum. It’s balanced ethical educated and my favorite, not full of ads or “training courses for quick fixes”
I absolutely love your videos! First-time dog owner here, and you've helped me immensely.
Thank you!
His Perfect Puppy Training Program is totally worth every penny. I can pay it off over 3 months,which other online programs don't offer. I have been practicing on my Dad's 2 Jack Russell puppies and his method works brilliantly. I am getting my Australian Cattle Dog in a couple of weeks,and feel well equipped for my new dog,thanks to his training.
Excellent video! Hadn’t thought about competing motivators until now. My dog is completely different outside than he is in. Now if we’re out on the balcony and he sees another dog and gets excited I say come and give him some love
Really like how Will explains training. So appreciate his help and hope we can get our lovely rescue dog feeling more secure.
Found you recently and love your teachings!! I have a 5m old German Shepard/Malinois mix. Working your basic relationship skills with her. Thank you so much.
thank you will you have turned my training of my frenchie whisky from a nightmare into a daily pleasure. i was doing everything wrong for about 3 to 4 months then found your channel and applied everything you have taught. whisky been a frenchie as you know is stubborn as all hell but your videos have made a nightmare to train into a pleasure he still has ways to go his recall isnt the best but in 3 situations that could have gone south fast he came to my heel with a calm assertive command and the people around me were surprised and impressed so i am going to keep applying your training methods to whisky and will hopefully have the perfect frenchie companion...........well he is perfect he is ginger like me lol
We used your video from 2 years ago on the same subject on our Danish Spitz (herding instinct and "nanny" dog) and it worked a charm. We've just become parents of another new puppy (poodle x maltese rescue - father was the maltese, know idea of the mechanics of that 😅) and will be following your advice again.
I have 9 recalls great from 10 and he is only 7 months old sheprador. ❤😊 But only thanks to these videos.🙏🏻❤️🦋
Wow, I will have to step up my game to compete with whatever my bassett is caught up in sniffing and following. Thank you for the free resources! I love your channel so much - you have been such a big help!!
Dogs are great.
Hello, Will ive been watching your videos for a few months now and and use them myself. Thank you for so much for your videos.
I just found your page a few days ago and I am really liking your content. I have an Aussie doodle, but he is heavy on the Australian shepherd side of things. He’s only 16 weeks old but he is a biting champion. So far the only thing that has worked is your technique. I did your free recall course and immediately signed up for the full course. I think you have set it at a really great price and I know it’s going to work. Plus, I think it’s only fair for me to give back a little bit for all of this great content that you provide for free. Thank you so much from across the world in San Diego, California.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🐕 Understanding Recall
- The key to achieving perfect dog recall is making sure your dog understands the recall command.
- When your dog hears the recall command, they should come back enthusiastically.
- The essence of point one is ensuring your dog associates coming back with positive experiences.
02:34 🦴 Motivation and Competing Motivators
- Dogs are motivated by various factors, not just you and your rewards.
- In real-world situations, competing motivators like chasing squirrels or playing with other dogs can distract your dog.
- Breed genetics and temperament influence what motivates your dog.
03:27 🪝 Tipping the Scales of Motivation
- Achieving perfect recall involves increasing your dog's motivation to come back and reducing the motivation of competing distractions.
- Make coming back to you an awesome experience for your dog.
- Consistently reward your dog with treats, playtime, praise, or other positive reinforcement when they return to you.
I’ve watched so many trainers. Will is honestly one of the best! Thank you for the amazing work
My dog has great recall when no distractions are around, but when he sees other dogs he's off and will just stick around the other dogs untill I'm truly far off. We have trained LOADS on it and always give great praise and treats.
He just loves playing with other dogs and nothing I can offer compares for him.
I'm just hoping it gets a bit better once he's older. He just turned one last week, so maybe his enthusiasm for playing with other dogs mellowa down a bit once he turns into an adult dog.
Feel your pain here….
@@shelleypeppard4694 yeah it's pretty annoying haha. He's just too hyped for playtime with other dogs. He won't even take their no for an answer but will bark and make play bows to get them to play 😂
He loses his freedom if he won't listen. Stop the rehearsal of letting him ignore you. Also, every time you call them, doesn't mean they have to leave the other dogs. Lots of praise for leaving them, then as a release, ok, go play. When it is time to go, go get the dog. Just be sure it doesn't become a game of keep away. Hope that helps.
You just need to be better experience for your dog than any others dogs.😊❤🙏🏻 It means call your dog for something what he love most and don't give him these things in different time, only on recall if dogs are around.❤ For example...your dog love most cooked chicken...so you stop feed cooked chicken on occasions during day, but you will use it as reward during recall from others dogs. In start always, later sometimes that he will not be able predict, when chicken will arrive and it will keep him motivated.
I watch your Tiltoks and enjoy them. I'm getting an Irish setter soon so now I'm watching the full videos taking notes lol. love your content
I have an irish setter, they're amazing ❤️
We are about to get a border collie puppy, my husband has had dogs his whole life, I've never owned one though others in my family have. Really I want two things from her, to be good on a leash and to have perfect recall. So believe me when I say I've been binging his videos.
I was just looking for this, my 11 months old liked someone else tennis ball more fun then coming back to me today, on our own she does pretty good,how ever with other dogs i have to compete 😂😂, i shall look and learn from your rapid recall course 😃
Other dogs... They're our biggest competition too.. I've already had fails with the whistle 😔 did you get success in the end?
Awesome information, thank you! I watched the whole course but found missing how you are to address when a dog happens not to come when you issue the recall command. Do you wait for them to come back on their own time and then praise/ear rub/ treat? Do you try to go get them? This is where I am lost and your guidance here would be much appreciated. Thank you again.
I'm keen to know what to do here as well.
What i do is wait until my dog looks at me again and give the command again. Most of the time she will come to me that time around and she gets lots of praise. In the beginning i waited until she made a move towards me before i gave the command again so she could learn that i was very happy that she came to me and that the command meant that i wanted her to come to me. In a month time i have a almost perfect recall
@@angeliquedevries898 Great tip that I will give a try! Thank you!
Awesome !! Thanks Will !!
Another good training lesson, and also the science and psychology behind it from the doggo's point of view.
Thanks, much love for this 🐕
I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you so much, from me and my little buddy, Henri.
My pup has perfect recall at dog training classes, it stops there, she's only 10 months old I suppose she'll learn eventually I haven't taken her off lead yet, I have invested in a long lead though and I think I'll buy a whistle today. Most of my girls best behaviour comes from this guys site and knowing her breed from previous ownership.
Excellent clear HELPFUL. TY❤
These are so Interesting and Educational. I think I will ask some dog owners if they tune in. 2:05 PM
I like your videos, they are great and your tips are constructive. Thank you! I obtained your book and loved that as well.
Thanks for your video
Thank you
Superb video
I'm interested in knowing how you got Eileen to recall. With my boy, some days are good and others not so much. So stubborn! But love him to pieces.
Will. I wish I could bring my smart ass male border collie to you, he listens quite well, but not perfectly, and I can honestly say it is totally to do with the fact that he's too smart for himself.
But litraly live too far away😂
Will it work on a presa canario
Hi sorry I know this is of topic but I was watching a previous video, where you said you would be making a video on raw feeds to feed a dog like a Cane Corso, I was just wondering if that video is on here?
Will this work on a 6yr old Great Dane that I brought home from the shelter? We have sooo many distractions, the busy street, the cat that hangs around, and a very small unfenced uneven yard in back. He has pulled me down to the ground a few times now, to go after the cat. I can't seem to sway his attention he is so laser focused. Treats, toys don't get his attention. He his also very aggressive against other dogs.
How can I fix this? Any suggestions are truly appreciated! 🐕
My dog isn't as powerful as yours, but how I've been training is with a fly swatter. You tap them on the butt when unwanted behavior happens and it works like a charm. It doesn't hurt them. It just startles them and snaps the dog out of whatever they are fixated on. You may want to try that for basic manners like no biting, pushing them away from food when you didn't give them permission, etc.
Any hints for handling a boisterous dog on a long line? I have a 30kg AmStaff, 8 years old she gets excited, starts running, and when she hits the end there's a 50/50 chance of my hitting the ground. There's no aggression in her, she loves everyone, so why wouldn't everyone want to play? She has excellent recall alone in an enclosed field, but I can't work out how to get to the next stage. I am 12 stone, 5ft 4 but almost 70 with arthritis starting in my hands.
3 minutes wasted just for it to be an ad for a course. Amazing.
It’s free ?
What is the best age for the dog to star teaching recall?
Will this work with Cavalier King Charles? I'm looking into getting one from a registered breeder, and I need to make sure I cover my bases, so there are no developed behavioural issues caused by my ignorance.
Do you offer private lessons?
I have got whippets x malinois 8 months old
Would love to view the course but, I need to pay for other courses to view the free course?
Okay, I’m stuck on step one. My dog does not understand that good things are coming if they come. How do I teach this???
Hi Will, my 9 month old red fox will come back to me in a field upon recall with the whistle, but, if there's another dog, he's off to play. No matter what I do, no matter how good the reward is. Any ideas?
In my experience with our sighthound you need to go one step further and use an e collar once recall on a long line has been achieved
that is ideal and paired with long line/directional leash pressure as well...negative reinforcement...proofing/finishing. I do it this way, not the only way, but greater results/understanding/no blowback as with some dogs I have seen ecollar trained poorly.
Yes I agree and should have been clearer that's it's long line, then long line and collar, then collar only.
@@adriancoleman1120 awesome, properly done, introduced, taught, repeated and reinforced way to go!
“How to teach you dog perfect recall”
“first step: make sure your dog understands recall” …?
This video doesn’t explain or teach anything. No, my dog doesn’t understand recall, hence being here.
Would you like me to teach you to cook? First step, make sure you understand how to cook
I had my puppy recalling very well. We'd be in the park, on long line, and he would recall every time. But seems all the sudden, it's now lost. I marked and rewarded him with treat every time. I'm not sure what I did wrong. He now barely turns his head when I call his name.
Yes, Yes, Yes.... but you are working with full blood dogs. I have a Bloodhound, German Shepard and other shepard mix (54/42/2/1/1). Could you please talk about mixed breed dogs.
Hi how can I contact you please.need some help with my dog.
What do you do if your do runs off? Problem I’ve got is my dog walks well off the lead then all of a sudden, she will run off. No matter how much she is called, she will not listen
What about giant schnauzer?
I’ve been trying to enroll for 30 minutes. I gave my email and created a password. Confirmed my email, logged in, found the free course but then I’m stopped saying I need to enroll. Have searched endlessly for a way to enroll, no way to be found. Very frustrated.
I realy need help...my 1 year old cane corso bolts off when playing with her friends if she see another dog she is off.i couple weeks ago ended in hospital I was training her on a long leash all going well till she caught the eye of a dig in distance instead of breaking hand I put foot on leash her swiping me falling on my shoulder and head at home and in quiet away from everything she does everything I say but when she sees a dig she has selective hearing and don't listen.please please help and no one wants a large corso charging to them she is as soft as a brush 😂
So, i went over and watched the whole video... Which is great by the way BUT... Ive already introduced a whistle.. hes 100 percent in the house, amazing when out in the woods etc... 100 percent until.. we see a dog.. then he just loses it. So now we have a fail on the whistle probably x 4 Now I never scold him when he returns . He still gets some praise but just not a high value
treat.. my question is.. now what?! Is that it.. no hope hes so close, he knows what it means he manages with any other distractions but dogs .
My husky is highly motivated my scents and prey ! She don’t listen lmao
My dogs does it perfectly in the house never outside even on a leash she doesn't pay attention to any command. If I have treats her only focus is on the treat not on the task to get the treat. I don't think she will ever get it it's been a year.
5 minute ad.. what a waste of time
Perfect Recall while ROTTI is chasing rabbits in the swow.
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By the way: I don't watch your videos because of the dog training, but because of your clear English pronunciation. Nice greetings from Germany. 👋
This video should be called: 5 min to learn a human how to spend hour after hour of teaching their dog recalls
That's how you train dogs. It takes hours and hours of commitment to training. You do it every day. Don't like it, don't get a dog.
Lola B (23mo boxer) saw a doe @6am this morning. She wants to chase.
Thought i had perfect recall with my dog for years never failed then ine day he saw another dog over the road and crossed not seeing a speeding car that was obscured by a van😢
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And what is a german shepherd x presa canario motivated by? 🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭
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I've just tried to sign up and it's not working, similar issue to other comments. it keeps telling me the course content is locked even though I've signed up and enrolled!!
could've said this is 2 sentences
I had a dog with great recall…. Until she chased a butterfly. It ended fine, but that one gave me a heart attack. Butterflies don’t fly out of a dogs line of vision.
Not all dogs are overly sloppy with love like that and are golden retrievers my independent German Shepherds would not care if I hugged and kissed all over her.. that being said she has a perfect recall in always comes to me but now that she's getting older she's in some pain that I've been trying to get figured out with orthopedic Orthopedic vets, however I have to put her on CBD and it makes her oblivious to me totally ignores me. And she is one of the most well-trained dogs and compliant dogs in the world except when she's on this junk
The only shame is I’ve had no response to my training enquiry at your supposed training school?
Turn the music up louder, I almost heard you.
Great vid.
But a bit too much beard licking for my liking.
My dog isn't motivated by treats or excitement only by other dogs
My dogs don't answer their names 😢
Take the dog over a busy park like most people do then show us please over there
You need to build up to that slowly or you will fail.
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lol my lab has zero interest in birds and 100% interest in bunnies
Clickbait
Short advocat 10
Waste of time
i cant understand this at all🙃
Then you probably shouldn’t own a dog cus this is pretty simple to grasp
Your website is junk great video tho !
Its been 5 minutes and my dog is still being a dickhead, how long will it really take?
You gave so little info in this video. Honestly kind of a waste of my time.
5 minutes? Yes ecollar 😂
Also, if i have to sign up for your web site to look at the lesson than its not free, time is money. And nothing against you wanting ppl to sign up, but be upfront about it, cause up till now i watched your videos, and this giant commercial for your website really put me off. You didnt teach anything in 5 min, except us how to find your website only to find out that we now need to make an account so that you can no doubt bombard us with your merch and sales. The title is click bait and so is your "free" lesson.
Well personally I learnt 3 things in the 5 mins of this video - and then was offered a link to something not behind a paywall - and therefore is Free - to help achieve the third thing. No way on earth to train a dog without investing time, and sometimes that time may look like signing up to a website.
Reading this comment took me a few seconds. When are you paying me for my lost time?
You’re ridiculous
He deserves money for the help he gives for free on all of his UA-cam videos & this is your problem with the video? I can tell you’re the person who never progresses in life if this is what you complain about.
bro just wants to complain
Any tips for basset hounds?, mine does a good job at 10 months old, but i have to wait till her nose stops. Her brain has to free up some RAM to be able to hear me lol
bro, i had to speed up the video to 1.5 and wait till almost the end to get to the meat of the lesson, were not dogs, we dont need the same thing repeated ad naseum. Yes COMPETEING MOTIVATORS, i think i got its after the 4th time