3 TIPS FOR TRAINING YOUR ROTTWEILER
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Training a Rottweiler is a big job but with these three training tips you will be able to have a big impact on training your Rottweiler.
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This isn't about how to train your Rottweiler its how all dogs should be trained. Our beautiful 5 month old Rottweiler is by far the best in her puppy classes because we spend the time training her . Remember the dog doesn't have a bad bone or attitude in its body, you as its owner or trainer have given them the wrong training or are too lazy yo train them correctly. A bad dog doesn't Exist its a bad human or lazy human . Great video I'm now a new subscriber 👍🏻
That’s just not true, whatsoever. But yes, most problems start and end with a bad owner.
Lmao you have no idea what you're talking about. Dogs have personalities and temperaments just like any sentient animal.
I just feed him 1 medium child from the free range playground. keeps him super chill
You can't emphasize the crate training enough. All of my dogs are crate trained and right now we have a 14 week old Rottie and she was super easy to get up to speed. The simplest way to get them loving their crate is make it their meal place. My dogs know to go to the crate when it's food time and the puppy has even adapted herself to putting herself to bed. Around 9:30 every night she heads back and scratches on the door to the crate room. We take her outside to do her business and then her blanket and teddy bear go in her crate and she sleeps until around 6:00am most days. When you puppy will give you a good 7-8 of sleep that's Godsend.
Did you hand feed her at all to prevent resource guarding or did you transition to making it their meal place?
I love it all. We waited 2 years to find the right rescue, whilst reading and learning. My first dog, a pressa Canario, border collie, koolie, staffy mix (don’t ask) now has 45 commands and 15 sign language commands down at 12 months old. I am picking up a rotti/Doberman mix tomorrow. Your videos have been a great help and influence and there, to me, is no greater endeavour than a large, well trained dog. Thank you.
“Set your dog up for success” very well said. I will use this mindset as I research getting my first dog
Rotti's are my favorite breed. I've been training dogs for over 20 years and totally agree with crate training. It takes a couple days for them to get used to it, then they love it. Great video.
Rottweilers are beautiful. I have 4.
I think i should get a rottie but he will bite everyone
I plan on getting a new Rottweiler puppy in the near future! if you don’t mind me asking, what are 3 tips you’d give a new rotty owner?
I need one
@@flamingsandshadow5811 don't let your dog be aggressive towards you or anyone that is close to you, don't ever hit your dog, and do a lot of research before you get 1 cuz they are a lot of work but extremely rewarding dogs to own if trained properly and given the requirements they need
@@jjustinwithana thank you so much for taking the time to respond! I grew up in a house with 7 dogs and 2 of which were rotties so it’s not my first time handling but I figured it couldn’t hurt to ask since it would be my first time owning
Thanks again!
I've raised Rottweilers for over thirty years and never once crate trained any of them and they all turned out wonderful and happy dogs. The idea that they can't understand what you want the to do in your home is ludicrous. They are very smart and adjust quickly to any situation.
Well said, I never crate train. It's for the lazy.
I agree 100% with you.. I have never locked any of my Rotties up in a cage... They chew alittle as a pup but it is up to us to teach them not to... Such a smart breed, they understand sooooo much. Lets not forget to point out what a waste of protection if your Rottie is caged up and someone breaks in...Never will I lock an animal up... We as humans take these animal and expect them to bend to all our conditions, well Caging them is one I will not do... In a sense they are already caged by being kept in their own yard and house and so I will not make it even worse by caging them in a cage...
Was looking for this comment. 4 month old Rottie. He's incredible without any need for a crate so far 😊
How did you completely skip crate training I’d like to know is someone always in your home? To take them out or something
@glenda4298 if your out and leaving your puppy alone that much then you shouldn't have a puppy in the first place? That's a stupid question
It's almost 3 a.m. I have spent the past several hours looking for a trainer like YOU. So glad I found you.
Subscribed.... going to go watch more!
I've got a rott mix foster dog that is not the least bit food or toy or praise motivated. She also immediately shuts down even at the sight of a leash. Even before clipping it on she drops to the ground and won't move.
My first impression was she must have been abused.
I need to got her past her fears to become adoptable.
Thank you so much for the information you provided for FREE. You are instrumental in saving dogs lives! Blessings to you and yours !
We've took our young rottie Jim to training for past 2 years.....by far the best in his training class at most things........but as soon as we get him home he's bonkers again😂
Thanks for all your education , I've got a 4 month old Rottweiler (female) and your videos have helped me and her so much.
We have had rotties for over 17 yrs and never had to crate train them. I guess everyone is different, but we have healthy, very respectful dogs.
Me too
I agree - have had 3 Rotties. not crated
You are the reason my beautiful sweet 2 year old female Rottweiler Rosie is so well behaved. I've watched so many of your videos and took all your advice. I also watched other trainers videos but Will you are by far the very best. God gave you a gift and you did wonders with it. My Rosie is loved by so many people in my neighborhood that when we walk her people actually say" is that Rosie" then they come over and she just loves them right back. I can't thank you enough!!!!!
Will I’ve been here since the start and have watched and trained a very loyal and obedient service dog and have went on to train others pets at a hourly rate and may even start a business I’ve purchased a Rottweiler and will be picking him up Thursday but I want to say take care of your health bro you’ve gotten much bigger since I last watched your video and you have a family to love for
The day I own a house is the day I get a Rottweiler. Looking forward to tracking down a smart healthy bloodline I can pour training into.
I agree just got my own home and I’m on the hunt for my chop💖
Thank You, Great video
I will start applying this to our training
Excellent INFORMATIVE video 🙏🏾 subbed
I messed up I rescued a rottie at 7months old, he’s now almost 1.5 years and I have never ever put him in a crate 😳 but luckily he doesn’t destroy anything
❤ thank u for your help 🙏💯
Thank you sir!!!
Talks about training a Rottweiler when the video demonstrates a Labrador(s) who I have had both and walk totally different. My 1 year rottie enjoys walks but only in certain areas. Glad I live in the countryside where he can roam and hang out with my older lab playing fetch and just being free mostly.
I've had my Dottie for a while now, and she's good as gold, but this was still useful. Thanks🎉
I meant rottie not Dottie. Bloody auto hey🤦
Can you do a video how to loose leash train? I have a great rescue dog (spaniel/terrier mix) but he try’s to lead too much. How can I fix
Ive learned so mich from you hes a 9 months i can walk him (my rott) without leash he doest wonder doesnt lunge or bark at other dogs that bark at him, hes nice to people , doesnt run in the street etc
I have a German shep rottie mix. He’s a big old baby but also VERY reactive. Never bitten but does lunge toward passer-byers. I’ve gotten the crate training down and he also has “his place” in the house when we have visitors👌🏾 but walking on a leash is still a major task. Particularly getting him to stay next to me rather than ahead (leading/pulling me). When I first adopted him at around a year+, I hired a trainer who told me I should just “let a dog be a dog” and not be so focused on trying to keep him right next to me when we walk on the leash…I didn’t call him back but I did feel poorly and wonder if I was trying to be too strict or military-like with my pup…now that he’s showing his more reactive side, I’m scrambling to learn how to manage him. He lunged toward a man walking by our home just yesterday while I was in my garage working and he broke free from his tie. Scared the life out of the man. He didn’t bite. He’s not aggressive around our other dogs or cats in the home but is certainly protective when he’s tied to our tree or walking outside on the leash 😔 any tips or suggestions appreciated. Particularly if anyone owns a mix such as mine.
A Pup is soon too enter our lives , Can't wait 👌
You could just use a pillow or matras instead of a crate. This works for my rottie, thats her space and that is where she can just chill
I love Rottweilers breed..that’s why I’m planning to get puppy 🐶 😊
Crate training is so necessary
Is there anyway to get personal information, i have a semi trained but not very socialized Rottweiler thats 3 years old ( i was a bad dad yes) and just wanting to get him more calm / listening without having to scream lol. Any info would be great, happy to pay
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In France we do not have that crate philosophy but our dog still have their area. I feel like it's just a country thing to have a crate or not :)
Rotties are very loyal fearless affectionate great with kids I've had rottislis for the last 25 years 8 would own another breed I have a male now he is 6 and his buddy my jack Russell 2 peas in a pod 😉
I have a half rottie half jack russell. He is 8 now. And I now have a 10 week old female rottie. :)
I lost my boxer 6 weeks ago. My best mate ever!!! I Have just been asked would I like a rottweiler puppy. I absolutely do want to give a fur baby my heart. I have a dog loving 76 year old mum with me. Will a rottweiler love her? Nanny love ❤
can you use the crate as their "place"?
I would like to have a look at a detailed video of all the training you’ve done for your dogs to get them so well behaved. Unless it’s only available in your book, please share a link so I can train my dog based on your guidance (book and videos) anyways I can pay for premium content. This video gives info but doesn’t help to achieve the results I need. Thank You Sir
Well my rotti male is extremely talented and friendly he has a habbit of hugging every one he meets, he sleepls with my kid who are 7 years old we all just love him, he is never chained in house
I have an rottie!!
I have a Rott that is great! She's very sweet, listens well, and is good on the leash. However, when she plays with us she has a tendency of being a bit rough and mouthy. She's 2.5 years old. I've been told they are mouthy up until 3 years old. I do love playing with her but when she gets rough I need to calm her down which I'm able to. Any suggestions would be appreciated? Thanks
Hi. My 11 month old female is exactly the same way. She gets so ramped up it’s almost scary to the wrong person. I hope it doesn’t last to 3 years old! Other than that she is a wonderful dog.
Send her to her place.
Stop getting her that excited, she's telling you I can't handle it... listen to your dog .
The crate becomes their safe zone. I crate trained ny Cavalier and they are the sweetest things ever but she still would have chewed things and went toilet around the house whilst I was out for a while. However, one thing that matters is not to leave them in there for to long.
My dream is to one day own a rottweiler. I can't have one until I'm done with school and university though...
I believe in crate training but didn't crate train my Rotty.He did amazing with no crate.
I have had my Rottweiler now for 1.5 years she is 2.5 years old I still can’t get her to not pull on the leash and she jumps up on people it’s so annoying but she is a great dog. I just need more help
Rotties the best
That is my biggest problem is the leash. Once I put it on it's like the world has come to an end🤣 she just flops down and will not move.
Sir
The one thing you forgot is Rottweilers are notoriously food aggressive and the first thing you should do is teach them is who owns the food dish. 4:38
To late, they are here and took everything. No space on my couch, no space in my bed.
I have 9
How much you spend on dog food per month
I had a lot of trainers and my rottwailer is still aggressive to other dogs 😢
Don't be angry with your Rottweiler. Mayne he have the feeling, he have to protect you or have to say to others, this owner is mine. From the point of the Rottweiler, he does not do something wrong. You both speak two languages. So don't be angry, you both do not understand each other. First of all, have controll of your Rotti, than find a new area, where it is more chilled and have fun together. Build a new friendship, in an area, where is less poeple and less other dogs. So you and your dog is more relaxed. And then, you can train the basics and step by step it will become better. My Rotti from rumania was frighten of cars. We used a vibration collar, worked good. I used it only with this car issue, not with normal training. And not electic, only vibration. And maybe you will find a good trainer.
We didn't exactly train our dog to go behind us when walking after 5 minutes she chooses to and stays like it for the rest of the walk
Great 👍 tips thanks.
we turned our small walk in closet into my rotties room, and he goes without question when he's tired, or he knows he's done something he shouldn't have definitely his safe place. Easiest dog I've ever trained, very docile and calm socialized so easily.
My boxers would always walk loose leash my Rottweilers won’t conform
I have 2 rottweilers they are 9 years old. And they hate other dogs I have to use a mussle and only take them 1 at a time for a walk only 1 of them pulls. But the runt is top dog over the other one which can be hard at times
I really want a rottweiler, do you have any good tips about owning them?
She just admitted that she raided two dogs that are aggressive towards other dogs, why are you asking her for advice? She obviously doesn't know how to properly train or socialize a dog.
@@chrisdupuis2523 agreed
Muzzle
There is not one Rottweiler in this video 😂
Talking bullocks!!!
Not one of those dogs barked, is it because they have electric shock collars? There is something suspicious about those collars
If you ever owned a Rott that eats your furniture you should not even own a dog, much less a Rottie.
Rottweilers have more energy than any 10-year-old kid in town.
#2, I agree with him. (kinda) Yet more simple disciplines are imperative first. Come, Sit, Stay, are very basic, still, it lets your Rott understand you are the Alpha before you move on to leach training.