I remember seeing her mother perform on wusv I was lucky enough to visit the venue and watch was really blown away ❤ Glad Bang is coming along well Haz
In Dressage thinking "forward" into a downward transition (canter to trot, trot to walk, walk to halt) is how we keep the horse active and from falling apart. Great idea to use it in Power Obedience.
Thanks, Haz. We a have bi-colour Czech line working , GSD. These videos are helpful because it confirms we’re already doing the right things. Our entire family enjoys these videos. I wonder if our Newfoundland puppy, which lacks any sort of drive whatsoever, would benefit from a similar regimen?
Always weird sewing all these dogs with drive and excitement...my gsd doesn't care for food , treats or toys....nooooo excitement just gentle any help to add drive pleaseeeee I will take
This is one of the most helpful to me, I have the elite package and and well into it, but I have my first female, also first GSD that is challenging me greatly. She gets bored with me, she says "no" and half asses everything, lol. This gave me hope, and yet I need specific drills to change to with intention like Haz can, he knows the future of each movement encouraged. I get stuck and need depth of what to do next, how to flex with what the dog is giving me at the time. Hope to see more Bang training since it seems perfect example for us.
Can someone who seriously knows the answer tell me why he pulls on the leash for a sit or for a halt at heel? Is it simply to provide pressure that is released when the dog performs the correct behavior, ie. negative reinforcement?
Basically, yes. He explains using that sort of leash pressure in an older video "How to use a Prong Collar". Obviously that other video is mostly about Prongs, but the method of leash pressure is the same regardless of the tool used (flat collar & leash, prong, choke chain, etc.).
I get this dog, this dog needs frustration build it, making the task almost intrinsic for her, if it was amale and stole shit from you I would draw a closer comparison 😅
I guess that this video wasn't meant to show how to train heeling with pressure but to show the quality of a dog. Natural resilience to the pressure, how the dog reacts when applied. Adding pressure to the equation is not meant to properly teach how to heel but to whole training. When moving to bitework the dog will have to endure much more pressure than this. If he cannot stand it now or wasn't trained to properly respond to pressure how you want to move further and expect that he'll withstand much more and doesn't collapse? It's conditioning, not heeling video
@@mazursky9880 very true indeed, thanks for the input, it remains questionable optics though but youre right, this is whats needed to develop that grid
Nothing wrong with your training … it’s not harsh at all. She’s a happy girl … ears are forward and she’s truly invested and loving the interaction with you. I was thinking you were just using her for breeding … but I wonder if you’ll end up competing with her at some point! I love her build Haz … she’s solid and a looker! Congrats … good choice! 🙏🙌
@@shieldk9 I know you train all the dogs. What I meant was if she was going to be competing … or are they automatically entered into competition regardless if they’re for breeding purposes or not?
I have that dogs twin here with me in NYC ...its crazy how these black GSD look nothing like the rest of the breeds standard ..My boy is small and compact and is the most athletic GSD you will ever set your eyes on.
I remember seeing her mother perform on wusv
I was lucky enough to visit the venue and watch
was really blown away
❤
Glad Bang is coming along well Haz
Whats moms name? I wanna look up the wusv
That's the intro. Motherfuckers. Love it
In Dressage thinking "forward" into a downward transition (canter to trot, trot to walk, walk to halt) is how we keep the horse active and from falling apart.
Great idea to use it in Power Obedience.
Beautiful dog!
That was impressive. It blew my mind.
I'm just here to enjoy Haz's super high level of excitement!
You got some nice balls there Haz! 💁♀️
Fun stuff!
Thanks, Haz. We a have bi-colour Czech line working , GSD. These videos are helpful because it confirms we’re already doing the right things. Our entire family enjoys these videos.
I wonder if our Newfoundland puppy, which lacks any sort of drive whatsoever, would benefit from a similar regimen?
The hurdle in the background deserves a video on building the correct way to teach it.
Training in drive is difficult for the average dog handler. But there's no denying it yields the best results.
Way cool to watch and see how she is learning so many different things at once. She is going to be a blast to watch grow up and compete.
Would love to understand all the fundamentals of all this
I would love to meet you one day! Talk dogs and train
great session overall, thanks for sharing
This was awesome i want to do this with my shepherd
Where can I order the "Haz likes balls!" T-shirt 😂👏
i want to see more from Bang!
so interesting to see every step of becoming trained and a breeding dog.
Man, you are fucking great ! 😂
3:41 Me doing that to my dog... RIP both of my hands...
Always weird sewing all these dogs with drive and excitement...my gsd doesn't care for food , treats or toys....nooooo excitement just gentle any help to add drive pleaseeeee I will take
You may have a Showline GSD😊
Awesome 😎
how old is she? beautiful work
I love his enthusiasm and energy to keep the puppy motivated.I need a training course with my 2 CANI CORSO BITCHES.
Haz at what age do you start yanking the ball like that does it not do damage to there k9
When the dog has teeth
This is one of the most helpful to me, I have the elite package and and well into it, but I have my first female, also first GSD that is challenging me greatly. She gets bored with me, she says "no" and half asses everything, lol. This gave me hope, and yet I need specific drills to change to with intention like Haz can, he knows the future of each movement encouraged. I get stuck and need depth of what to do next, how to flex with what the dog is giving me at the time. Hope to see more Bang training since it seems perfect example for us.
very nice. I just picked up female black belgian. u have a great way of teaching.
My puppy PSA prospect is the same way, can be a little lackadaisical and has the attention span of a squirrel.
She is really nice😍
I wish you weren’t so far away
I saw a GOD working his dog ... WOW! Thinking abour patreon :-)
Great.trainer thanks for.sharing that dog has a.lovly temperament
How old is Bang in this video?
My sons dog looks exactly like her with her ankles n everything
I wonder how much he paid for her….beautiful dog she is!
So who had more fun??? Like her looks
Can someone who seriously knows the answer tell me why he pulls on the leash for a sit or for a halt at heel? Is it simply to provide pressure that is released when the dog performs the correct behavior, ie. negative reinforcement?
Basically, yes. He explains using that sort of leash pressure in an older video "How to use a Prong Collar". Obviously that other video is mostly about Prongs, but the method of leash pressure is the same regardless of the tool used (flat collar & leash, prong, choke chain, etc.).
Can you train your dog in reverse?
She is tough for real!
I love this! Well done! ❤️💕
💪💪👍
I want one of her puppies in 2 years!
Great video as always
Great video
Beautiful 🥰🥰🥰
I get this dog, this dog needs frustration build it, making the task almost intrinsic for her, if it was amale and stole shit from you I would draw a closer comparison 😅
Who’s Bang out of lineage wise ?
Nitra 2022 WUSV champion
bad optics, many achieve better healing images with no pressure basically, for reference Forrest Micke for example
I guess that this video wasn't meant to show how to train heeling with pressure but to show the quality of a dog. Natural resilience to the pressure, how the dog reacts when applied. Adding pressure to the equation is not meant to properly teach how to heel but to whole training. When moving to bitework the dog will have to endure much more pressure than this. If he cannot stand it now or wasn't trained to properly respond to pressure how you want to move further and expect that he'll withstand much more and doesn't collapse? It's conditioning, not heeling video
@@mazursky9880 very true indeed, thanks for the input, it remains questionable optics though but youre right, this is whats needed to develop that grid
Nothing wrong with your training … it’s not harsh at all. She’s a happy girl … ears are forward and she’s truly invested and loving the interaction with you.
I was thinking you were just using her for breeding … but I wonder if you’ll end up competing with her at some point!
I love her build Haz … she’s solid and a looker! Congrats … good choice! 🙏🙌
We train all our breeding dogs
@@shieldk9 I know you train all the dogs. What I meant was if she was going to be competing … or are they automatically entered into competition regardless if they’re for breeding purposes or not?
Hey haz how would you train recall to cancel a command like a bite or when a dog is chasing a ball
For this you must go to my online courses
@@shieldk9 thank you
I have that dogs twin here with me in NYC ...its crazy how these black GSD look nothing like the rest of the breeds standard ..My boy is small and compact and is the most athletic GSD you will ever set your eyes on.