How To Tire Out Your Dog With 3 Easy Steps
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2023
- Tire out you dog with these simple steps. A Tired dog is a happy dog and a tired dog is a well behaved dog so making sure you make time for exercising your dog will help with a lot of different behavior problems.
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The newish way of editing these videos sets my anxiety off but I can’t stop watching bc they are AWESOME. The glitching thing is killing me 😂
Yeah it's awful and incredibly difficult to focus on what Will's saying.
I'm not a fan either, very distracting.
AGREED
A tired dog is a happy dog! Always working on ways to stimulate the pup.
I always use training mixed with a game of fetch. This helped me build my boys confidence around things that had scared him. Bikes, cars, dogs being walked, joggers, and skateboards. Gaining the focus back to me, and showing good things can come from me (ball and treats), I now have a more confident dog. Still more work to be done, but now that he checks in with me, I think success.
New times new style videos. Big fan of the classics
What’s special with Will is while it may seem repetitive but he’s consistently showing through years and different breeds/backgrounds how his basics are still effective
It unfortunately only works in the evenings and early mornings, but at wake up and bedtime we take our GSD outside with the cat's laser pointer. It's less him chasing it and more he wants to run with it and beat it in a race. It takes five minutes circling around the yard and he's panting and so tired his legs are starting to shake. It really helps set the day for good behavior and helps him sleep through the night.
I think you need to research laser pointer syndrome in dogs. Chasing something which they aren’t able to catch creates a lot of frustration with no reward.
@NfSmaN1998 you don't have to let them not catch it. Also pretty sure if it was an issue my wolf hybrid would've mauled something. Think it depends on the dog.
@NfSmaN1998 depends on the dog. Mine doesn't try to catch it, he just wants to race it. It's like telling someone to follow the path, but the path is built as they follow it.
Thank you very much for this again wonderful video! 😀
Love Will's videos. Thanks, my darling.
Thank you so much for the advice as always😊I was told not to get an Corsi… He’s my first pet!! I posted on your past videos for advice, I follow your training tips❤I upload videos constantly for advice🐾 in to prove some people wrong!!!
Hi Will i've got a 8 month old staffy Luna she love's a flurt pole & I've just been told to get a hole coconut & it's best thing i found she not broken into it yet 👌🏽👌🏽👍🏼
I don't have a dog, but I love watching your videos anyway.
Thank you 😊
My Australian Cattle dog girl does not like fetch much. She'll do it maybe up to 5x before she's bored. I use different things I can throw to get her to retrieve more often but it's not really her thing. She likes it better if I throw her two toys at once and then she has to bring them back to me. I've noticed that she'll get tired quickly when I use a lot of commands before throwing anything. I used to have GSD's and they would retrieve the ball for hours. They just could never get enough of it.
Thank you so much for the advice! If it is downpouring outside, how could I tire the dog?
I try to simulate with a basic frisbee the way a rodant runs away by throwing it in such a way where it rolls like a wheel very very fast, it brings out the deepest intensity out of him, hes a german shepherd bred from a wolfdog german shepherd mommy, so he doesn't much enjoy bringing it back but ive taught him to via obedience training
Hi very nice video which goes with almost all breeds but not with those which were bred to think independent, like shepherds. For example a Mioritic will not fetch a ball because he doesn't see any sense in that activity. Also that focus toward the owner will work only from the distance were he will look back at you to see if you are following him or not - they usualy go in front of the sheeps to check if the area is clear of predators.
So how you would sugest to work with such a dog? I would like to see, in one of your great videos, your aproach. THX
found you from a Podcast that Beckman Dog Training did on YT.
He said you were good at Puppy Training & have good advice for Beginners. I have never owned a dog, but am trying to learn about it.
Never heard of a flirt pole.
good info!
I tried to get my boyfriends' 4 yo. mutt to fetch, he would not bring it back. I have no idea how to train "fetch" either.
His dog also is scared of squeeky toys & vacuum cleaners.
So many people with “anxiety” saying this makes them anxious. Dude literally wake up. We all have anxiety. Stop paying attention to it. That’s literally why you feel it. Trust me, i have mental issues.
Work the body and the brain❤
What’s the best hunting dog?
Doggo (Staffy x GSP) loves to chase and fetch but won't actually give it back to me. Might try the pole thingy when fully rehab'd after new hip😉
I feel like I'll get an epileptic seizure if I don't stop watching your videos but they are so informative and interesting that I can't stop! Is there a possibility to change the way of editing this videos? 😀
Hi Will a note on the tennis ball a rubber ball is a much better choice because the tennis ball will wear down the enamel on a dog's teeth also the glue they use on tennis balls is toxic to a dog stay safe and healthy
Hello will I’m going to be getting a Siberian husky puppy and I’m a bit worried as I have a 9 year old brown Labrador and he’s a bit aggressive around other dogs and was looking some help so my new puppy doesn’t get hurt by the older dog.
What lead are you using?
The retreiver fetch training is hiw i raised my wolfhybrid that passed protecrion training at level 4. Hunting work as games, combined with scent working and other stuff. Developed his prey drive but put it under control. Eventually developed defensive drive with scent work for wilderness guide dog training. Hunting dogs sometimes should have that training on top for avoiding damgerous animals. Which the pro trainer and helper used to develop fight drive. Mind you he was supposed to be a level 1 or 2 dog. They took him to level 4 due to how fast he learned and for shits and gigfles to see how far he could go. Honestlt starting to believe foundation is key and temperment of specific pup will determine how foundation training will work and what they will work best being trained in more so then breeds or anything else.
My dogs favorite games are tug of war and chase. Any thoughts on these methods?
Please help! I got 3 month old pit that wont stop biting me! Hes not chewing, hes drawing blood! I tried poking him like u said, doesnt phase him.i tried getn him by the collar, also like u say, just pisses him off! I love him n wont him to b nice. We have a 15 yr old jack russell n the pup wont stop biting at him! I know i have to fix this yesterday so any advice would b greatly appreciated! I do love ur videos n i will keep watchn them. Thank u…… junior, thats his name
Hi Will, I struggle to get my dog (springer spaniel) to walk on a Loose lead walk and I feel that it is now impossible to tire my dog
My cocker won’t retrieve! How can I get him too?
Never have the dog at 180° to the bait on the flirt pole. My staffie went straight through my knee to get it, and I was limping for a month.
Daily you need to take your dog on a couple of walks for them to sniff around and go to the bathroom. Is that okay?
I want to teach my dog to walk on a loose lead also. Can you be relaxed on a couple of walks (without pulling) and then have one good walk with them on a loose lead. Will they get confused?
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Hi. I have a question. I am currently fostering a three month puppy (German shepherd/herder dog). I just received her 4 days ago. I started training her. What training treats do you suggest?
I worry if I over feed with her treats, she does not want to eat her normal dog food or she becomes a picky eater.
Thank you for the videos.
You their dog kibble. Take from the daily allotment. So no chance of over feedings
Please…. I cannot watch this. It’s hyper stimulating. Please tone it down.
Do NOT, i repeat, DO NOT buy them a tennis ball. Tennis balls are abrasive and absolutely terrible for their teeth! Get them a rubber ball with a string or a dummy or something similar.
Also, while fetch tires your dog, it's not useful for bonding if all you're doing is throwing a ball. You're involvement is just being the ball throwing machine. Fetch should be played the way you say from 1:55 on. Make it a team effort.
Aaargh - what’s with all the flashing and speckling? Migraine incoming - had two abandon half way through 😕
i just bought an olde english bulldog puppy hes 11 weeks old, he is continously shitting and pissing on my bed, ive stopped him each time ive caught him made sure that i got his attention and got him to look and the shit and piss and say bold boy and shaking my finger saying no and tried to stop him pick him up run to the dog pad toilet and rewarded him with praise for continuing his shit/piss especially if he chooses to so when not in the middle of one, ive figured out he cant jump off my bed so ive put the dog pad at the end of my bed so as he can easily access it god help my nose but whatever i gotta do to make it easier for him when he can make the jump ill move the toilet to it original spot but what can i do to stop him from shitting/pissign on my bed , im not putting himm in a crate at night only when my eyes arent on him, crate will make no difference trust me he will do it anywhere, i got chicken treats then found out he may have an alllergy to chicken as his father did, ill get new treats asap to help with training but what can i do other than waht ive done making it easier for him to get to it?
Why don't you mention Standard Poodles as good family dogs?
Flirt pole in place of 100°F walk? I'm listening.
8 miles of running doesn’t tire my 1year old lab/cocker spaniel cross out. Don’t think these things will work for me.
You mind need some mental engagement with her and tire her brain
Video content good but visually like being in a bizarre strobe disco with too much visual crowding and affects 😢
Wish my Shiba would bring the ball back to me when I do not have a treat.
My cocker spaniel is not interested in toys, he just looks at us as if to say you threw it you get it. He spends his time following his nose .
A better way than all these is buy a drone. Start with small ones then move to a mid size. If theres a camera remove it for longer fly time. My dog loves chasing the drone. We also do 1 walk a day and sometimes we walk and play with drone.
Whats this?
The video is good, but those after effects editing hurts my eyes and made it incredibly hard to watch.
I use 3 balls at night so she'll go to sleep. Also, when I need her to nap so I can do some work.
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