Haz, your channel is absolutely the best kick ass dog training channel out there. Thank you for introducing me to Larry Krohn on this podcast where your general philosophy of life is spot on
I remember watching Zak George when I got my first dog. My puppy grew into a very large and stubborn shepherd mix. I turned to watching Zak George for guidance and my frustration and hopelessness grew off the charts. Zak offered zero value to me. I did not even have an aggressive dog. I had an overly confident, overly friendly, headstrong and physically strong dog. If positive only did not work for me and my dog, then I hate to think how many dogs would be written off if we all followed Zak George's ideology. The thing that did help me with my dog was watching and reading Cesar Millan. EXCERCISE-DISCIPLINE-AFFECTION. I absolutely love Larry's no nonsense approach! Thank you Haz for having him on. Thoroughly enjoyed this chat ❤ Please do more like this! 👏
The problem with Zak George is he thinks he has shown hard dogs with his little series. I don’t think he understands the type of hard dogs that Haz and Larry and other legitimate trainers deal with.
All you have to do is look at Zak George's eyes to know the man is mentally unwell. But he just confidently has to keep shooting himself in the foot proving how unhinged he is, in case we had any doubts. I guess he thinks that will make us buy more Bark Boxes?
@@spaceman51974 "Dog Training" Influencer that has almost 4 million followers here on UA-cam You'd think that would mean he's a great trainer, but really he only got to where he is by cutting business deals to appear on TV shows on Animal Planet talking about puppies and book deals with pet supply corporations like Petco and Petsmart. He considers himself to be a "positive reinforcement only" trainer, but he can't even do that right, or train his own personal dog right even though he has a pet line border collie, the most trainable breed there is.
Holy. This is def epic. Much respect to both these trainers especially if you’ve got Mals, Dutchies or Eastern block DDR shops. Appreciate both of you. 🙌🏽💯
When I got my shepherd, my first dog, 6 years ago I started watching Larry on UA-cam. I have never needed a trainer, my dog is a happy respectful amazing family pet. Funny that you two are the only trainers I watch online and he is your first official guest on you podcast. Thanks guys. Edited to say I do watch Robert Cabral, maybe guest 2?
Didn’t realize you started a pod cast. I’ll definitely have to start tuning in . . . I think I heard recently that’s it’s incredibly beneficial to rough play with kids. I think it was that they grow up to be more confident we’ll rounded kids.
Well, it's taken me all evening to get all the way through, but I have to say, in all honesty, this is by far the best podcast I've seen in a long time...and I watch a ton of dog training podcasts. Haz, keep it up, buddy!! Can't wait for the next one!!
Crackin' episode! Larry's dedication to educating the owners and relationship with the dog, and Haz's dedication in providing a structured training program is what anyone really needs. Combine the two and you are set for life. So much overlap in their methods and outlook, it's crazy!
Absolutely amazing podcast! Even after watching literally every public video you have, I always learn something new, and this time was no exception. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more podcasts!
Amazing chat lads.. Just so natural & engrossing to listen to. I got so into it, after 10 mins I had to get a beer from the fridge, just chill & listen to 2 master craftsmen at the top of there game. More like this Haz, truly amazing 👌
Best 2hrs. 33 minutes I,'ve spent in a long time. Two of my favorite Dog trainers.....AND. BTW. Larry....I was one of the many who responded to your shirtless picks....Dayyym!!❤❤😄👌
Best dog chat I've seen in long time on the sport and ecollars ... and Haz is so right when he talks about consistency, we all know those hand full of people that consistently hit the high 80s in all elements.... they are the ones making it to worlds
I keep imagining Susan Garrett watching this podcast, listening to you guys talk about yelling at your dogs...now that's a reaction video I'd love to watch!!!🤣🤣
Sounds like IGP is like preparing a pro symphony audition as a brass player. You have delicate high stuff, you have loud power stuff, short sprint power, long endurance stuff..in any order, you have to prepare for pieces to appear in any order whatsoever and “on the day” your chops, or lips have a certain set up, a certain amount of endurance, flexibility, ability at the extremes, so you have to make certain compromises in the moment to succeed at all of them. Playing a high delicate thing right after some long loud thing, it’s hard, but, on the job you’ll encounter every possible variation every day.
I think Cesar truly loves dogs, is gifted with something that the general public cannot quite comprehend or grasp and apply to themselves and their own dogs. DogDaddy is a mentally ill abusive dillweed with a long track record of horrific conditions, destroying people's properties, selling sick puppies. (started out as Guy's Labs, became Griffin Shepherd Kennels, Ultimate German Shepherds, has moved from place to place, leaving the same story in his wake.) Zak George is an average everyday dog owner that can train tricks to even tempered, biddable dogs. He has never shown the training with a truly serious case. He lives to stir controversy and wants everyone to look through his rainbow and gumdrop filter. He cannot accept the reality of nature.
This is the first episode I watched of your podcast. Generally, I think this episode is very good, not only for dog trainer, but also life. I agree mostly with what you say and I like the way you relate life to dog training and reality. Not aware of other dog training podcasts but I find the idea great. Keep it up!!
Fantastic conversation regarding raising dogs and kids today. Excellent content from two highly respected professionals in our industry 👏👏👏👏 (Hillary up in Boston)
Great convo my dog also tracks fast I noticed when I don't bait the track and reward when articles are found she tracks deeper and a bit slower but she's way more consistent. She generally likes it better
I’m type 2 diabetic, I lost a ton of weight on ozempic. Losing weight motivated me to start lifting again and am stronger than I’ve ever been. It did make fasting a lot easier.
And even looking at it from the dog's perspective, if you get in a shower, feel warm water, get out and you do that everyday. Then, one day, you get in and the water is hot, then the fact that you spent all that time jumping out as soon as you felt water, absolutely makes it easier to know to jump out when the water's hot.
99% of ppl don’t get enough magnesium. It helps my neck relax, I have a bunch of hardware in there, fish oil helps too. Another excellent supplement is N-Acetylcysteine..it is an amino acid precursor to the liver making glutathione, which it uses to detox every thing the liver detoxifies.. (It’s what they give for Tylenol or acetaminophen poisoning, because the liver uses up its store and then that’s what causes the damage, when the liver runs out of NAC to use to make more glutathione..) It also has lung and ear benefits, and possibly helps the body resist viruses. It really helps resist the effects of alcohol when taken regularly.
I cannot believe you worked for social services … you talking Ontario Works? I would never have guessed that you had that for a job! Anyhow, loved the podcast, as I did the first one. Great conversation … and hope you both had a good dinner together! And hopefully you’ll both learn off of each other!
Love it ! Love it! My 2 favorite trainers from UA-cam! The real cool stuff! But let me admonish Larry a little for not training Pyrs anymore. Lol I understand the frustration as I’ve owned one for 7 years and the first couple of years were tough (I’m not the naturally patient type) I know it’s an almost impossible task dealing with average owners and a breed that demands more or at least a different approach for success and requires a kind of compromise or at least acknowledgement of what the breed is. But wow is it worth it ! They are incredible if you get that relationship where the dog really wants to cooperate. And such a high percentage get abandoned so just want to encourage Larry to maybe rethink his stance on not training them anymore. The key I think is getting the owners on board with they’re never going to have a malinois but after having a Pyr thats 100% with you you’re spoiled for any other dog precisely because it’s NOT really “trained”. Anyway hope you’ll change your mind some day and go back to helping les grand chien des montagne. Thanks for the awesome podcast
Larry I totally feel for the lyme thing i had a couple bad concussions over the past 3 years and now i feel like I have friggen Alzheimer's with memory shit! Ive known plenty that have had lyme
I love reading old Working Dog Forums because back in the late 2000s to early 2010s it was like all the literate people in one place. Dick and Selena Van Leeuwen, Stefan Schaub, Mike Suttle, etc. and younger folks like you when they were first getting started all in one place so you can learn a fair bit. It's really cool seeing you first starting out the. The video's no longer available, but I found this one convo started by you showing I guess your first dog's obedience and Stefan was basically constructively cyber bullying you and this one person was criticizing him for being so blunt and you said that you weren't fazed by it 'cause you were used to worse because you worked at a homeless shelter.
It's pretty cool 'cause now you're somewhat buddies with Stefan and I think that's kind of cool 'cause if you had lashed out at him back then he might not be commenting on your Facebook and such now
Also, i've learnt a lot from all your free content and from others such as Robert Cabral and Michael Ellis. Thank you! I had never heard of Dog Daddy until youtube recommended a video where Zak is slating him. I watched it and thought ok he is using heavy leash pressure and corrections, but isnt doing anything outlandish. I watched a couple of DD's videos and thought ok he doesnt seem to be a great trainer, he is pretty much like many amateur trainers who learnt from watching Cesar Milan (who i respect). Now the problem with social media is that its not what you know or how good you are, its how you package and promote yourself. I was shocked to see he has over 3million subscribers. Its BS! 👗🕶️
In my opinion it's not about which system is better, for me the problem stems simply by regarding the pure-positive as a system itself when it should be considered an anomaly, purely delusional is what should be called, because nothing in life is pure-positive, that's an illusion!. In life we must face good times and tough times, and what makes us thrive and go through life is our ability to cope with aversives and difficult situations and not trying to simply avoid them in an attempt to enjoy a life where everything is beautiful and positive, that life only exists in the heads of delusional people like Zak George and alike. Life isn't all unicorns, fairy tales and rainbows, life is sometimes rough, cruel , unfair and we still have to keep on with it. It just cracks me up how these all positive zealots aren't able to understand something so simple, it's really easy, it doesn't take a degree in nuclear physics to get it. In my country there are animal rights groups campaigning not only to ban training tools, but anything that could feel aversive or uncomfortable for their "four -legged sons/daughters" -how they call their dogs-, there were viciously trying to ban the fireworks as well. Well, duh!, instead of trying to habituate the dog to live with it and get used to it, they strive to lock their dogs in a bubble. Good job!!!
I have asked him in several other force free trainers to show me these studies. And also have asked them if they are in a controlled environment or not or real life and I have never gotten anything but blocked
I heard something about he supposedly trained an "aggressive" dog "live" recently. He brags about this on other trainers' channels to try and prove himself since everyone keeps asking to see him work with an aggressive dog, but conveniently, he hasn't put that video up on his youtube. I wonder why 🙄 /s
@@kosmicantimatter Didn't you know that the rules only apply to everyone else? Zak George is exempt from the same standards as everyone else, of course. Exempt from actually providing proof, actually being honest, and also in actually training dogs lmfao "Rules for thee, but not for me!"
Kangals are insane and youll never find a photo to do justice. I spent time with one while he was growing up and he was over 100lbs and over 6ft on his hind legs at 5 months. These dogs are crazy huge and powerful. As a puppy he was larger than me. (I was 120 or 130 mind you but in terms of strengeth ill give credit to a lower weight compared to me)
Hey Haz how much does Kevin weigh now? I think he’s bigger than my Great Pyrenees but it’s hard to tell on videos. Looking forward to more great podcasts but this one will be hard to beat.
If anyone ever asks me the difference between Mals and GSDs I am just going to point them to this conversation. I don't think I have ever heard people explain it better.
I missed where they mentioned this. One example would be a dog that naturally does not bark at all. However at times we do want the dog to bark. So we may reward the dog every time he barks in the house (a bad behaviour which I normally would not tolerate) in order to teach the dog yes, he can bark. It's possible! Then I can add commands for both to bark (the good behaviour) and be quiet. Then go back to our quiet existence in the house, but we also have a dog who barks (and is silent) on command. Maybe this is not what they meant though.
My IGP dog I love a great deal. She lives in my house and sleeps in my bed. Nevertheless, she is treated species specific as a dog, and given the training and enrichment she enjoys. All I ask is 20-30 minutes of her undivided attention per day. For that she has the best of food, exercise, private healthcare and even the very finest private education. The rest of the time is hers. That's a pretty good deal. Every successful IGP trainer I know has their own trainer. You need a decoy to work with, you need someone educated to watch your training and pick up your mistakes, including your own posture and body language. You need a good physio and vet. Its very much a team sport.
1:40 😂😂😂😂 great!!! Some Friends of Mine and me think about going to Turkey to. But we are Germans, Turkey is Not far away from us. Didnt know that even people from canada know about türkish Hair transplantations 😂😂😂😂
Low level is only great for initially for things but I fail to see the value of low level “nics” to do anything other than desensitize them. Low level nics are really a great tool for micro aggressions at distance beteeen pack members. Timed correctly and they’re golden at quickly redirecting that bad energy that brews at time in the pack. Other than that it’s useless.
The SYNERGY between you and Larry is OFF THE CHARTS.
Haz, your channel is absolutely the best kick ass dog training channel out there. Thank you for introducing me to Larry Krohn on this podcast where your general philosophy of life is spot on
Haz is one of the most cerebral, well spoken trainers I’ve had the pleasure of learning from.
Dito❤
I remember watching Zak George when I got my first dog. My puppy grew into a very large and stubborn shepherd mix. I turned to watching Zak George for guidance and my frustration and hopelessness grew off the charts. Zak offered zero value to me. I did not even have an aggressive dog. I had an overly confident, overly friendly, headstrong and physically strong dog. If positive only did not work for me and my dog, then I hate to think how many dogs would be written off if we all followed Zak George's ideology. The thing that did help me with my dog was watching and reading Cesar Millan. EXCERCISE-DISCIPLINE-AFFECTION. I absolutely love Larry's no nonsense approach! Thank you Haz for having him on. Thoroughly enjoyed this chat ❤ Please do more like this! 👏
The problem with Zak George is he thinks he has shown hard dogs with his little series. I don’t think he understands the type of hard dogs that Haz and Larry and other legitimate trainers deal with.
Zak George has severe emotional issues demonstrated with his infatuation obsessive behavior towards Dog Daddy.
All you have to do is look at Zak George's eyes to know the man is mentally unwell. But he just confidently has to keep shooting himself in the foot proving how unhinged he is, in case we had any doubts. I guess he thinks that will make us buy more Bark Boxes?
Zak who....?
@@spaceman51974 "Dog Training" Influencer that has almost 4 million followers here on UA-cam
You'd think that would mean he's a great trainer, but really he only got to where he is by cutting business deals to appear on TV shows on Animal Planet talking about puppies and book deals with pet supply corporations like Petco and Petsmart.
He considers himself to be a "positive reinforcement only" trainer, but he can't even do that right, or train his own personal dog right even though he has a pet line border collie, the most trainable breed there is.
Well said!! And so true!!
2 Jedi Dog Trainers Dog Lovers hanging out and just talking openly unscripted...Thank You BOTH
Holy. This is def epic. Much respect to both these trainers especially if you’ve got Mals, Dutchies or Eastern block DDR shops. Appreciate both of you. 🙌🏽💯
Great interview thanks👍
When I got my shepherd, my first dog, 6 years ago I started watching Larry on UA-cam. I have never needed a trainer, my dog is a happy respectful amazing family pet. Funny that you two are the only trainers I watch online and he is your first official guest on you podcast. Thanks guys. Edited to say I do watch Robert Cabral, maybe guest 2?
I'd love it if Haz would do a podcast with Larry, Robert, and Michael Ellis.
Didn’t realize you started a pod cast. I’ll definitely have to start tuning in . . . I think I heard recently that’s it’s incredibly beneficial to rough play with kids. I think it was that they grow up to be more confident we’ll rounded kids.
Well, it's taken me all evening to get all the way through, but I have to say, in all honesty, this is by far the best podcast I've seen in a long time...and I watch a ton of dog training podcasts. Haz, keep it up, buddy!! Can't wait for the next one!!
Crackin' episode! Larry's dedication to educating the owners and relationship with the dog, and Haz's dedication in providing a structured training program is what anyone really needs. Combine the two and you are set for life. So much overlap in their methods and outlook, it's crazy!
Absolutely amazing podcast! Even after watching literally every public video you have, I always learn something new, and this time was no exception. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more podcasts!
Same😊
Love the relaxed "shoot the breeze" format. You inevitably cover stuff nobody expected and I for one am grateful for it.
Very nice show from two awesome trainers! Thank you both.
The Full Send thumbnail looks good! 😆👌🏼
This podcast is so good till the point I don't know if I learning about dog training or about life. Great content guys! Keep it up.
Amazing chat lads.. Just so natural & engrossing to listen to. I got so into it, after 10 mins I had to get a beer from the fridge, just chill & listen to 2 master craftsmen at the top of there game. More like this Haz, truly amazing 👌
Best 2hrs. 33 minutes I,'ve spent in a long time. Two of my favorite Dog trainers.....AND. BTW. Larry....I was one of the many who responded to your shirtless picks....Dayyym!!❤❤😄👌
2 legends just hanging out! Awesome viewing 👌 could watch another 2 hours! 💯❤️🔥
What a great podcast! I've read both of your books and enjoyed the dynamic you guys have together.
Best dog chat I've seen in long time on the sport and ecollars ... and Haz is so right when he talks about consistency, we all know those hand full of people that consistently hit the high 80s in all elements.... they are the ones making it to worlds
Legendary. Reinvigorated my passion for training. Glad to see you both together. So many nuggets.
my dog would have been put down if I stayed on the Zack George train
I keep imagining Susan Garrett watching this podcast, listening to you guys talk about yelling at your dogs...now that's a reaction video I'd love to watch!!!🤣🤣
Great post ! Thxs for sharing guys.
I LOVED this!!! Just realized I'm local to Larry. Would love to know if he ever has something going on around here!
Sounds like IGP is like preparing a pro symphony audition as a brass player. You have delicate high stuff, you have loud power stuff, short sprint power, long endurance stuff..in any order, you have to prepare for pieces to appear in any order whatsoever and “on the day” your chops, or lips have a certain set up, a certain amount of endurance, flexibility, ability at the extremes, so you have to make certain compromises in the moment to succeed at all of them. Playing a high delicate thing right after some long loud thing, it’s hard, but, on the job you’ll encounter every possible variation every day.
I think Cesar truly loves dogs, is gifted with something that the general public cannot quite comprehend or grasp and apply to themselves and their own dogs.
DogDaddy is a mentally ill abusive dillweed with a long track record of horrific conditions, destroying people's properties, selling sick puppies. (started out as Guy's Labs, became Griffin Shepherd Kennels, Ultimate German Shepherds, has moved from place to place, leaving the same story in his wake.)
Zak George is an average everyday dog owner that can train tricks to even tempered, biddable dogs. He has never shown the training with a truly serious case. He lives to stir controversy and wants everyone to look through his rainbow and gumdrop filter. He cannot accept the reality of nature.
Accurate on all 3 counts.
@@Hugo-bk5kq thanks.
Your nutrition advice is on point Larry
My two favorite yt dog trainers in one podcast..... priceless! 👏
This is the first episode I watched of your podcast. Generally, I think this episode is very good, not only for dog trainer, but also life. I agree mostly with what you say and I like the way you relate life to dog training and reality. Not aware of other dog training podcasts but I find the idea great. Keep it up!!
Very AWESOME podcast!!! Thank you, guys.
Fantastic conversation regarding raising dogs and kids today. Excellent content from two highly respected professionals in our industry 👏👏👏👏 (Hillary up in Boston)
Thanks for a Great conversation!! Loved the talk!!
These two compliment each other tremendously well.. Not sure if you guys live far from each other, but I would love to see more like this.
Wow awesome podcast by some of my few favorite trainers!! I’ve learned a lot from the both of you and truly respect your methods of training!
I LOVE the Kevin discussion! 🤣 You two are awesome.
Haz was the first trainers i started following when i first started learning. Two qmazing trainers getting together. I love it
This was great! I've been following both of you guys for quite some time and I really respect your honesty and passion for dogs!
Great convo my dog also tracks fast I noticed when I don't bait the track and reward when articles are found she tracks deeper and a bit slower but she's way more consistent. She generally likes it better
Thanks guys this was great.
Great Podcast!
Ah two of my fav trainers in the same room 🙏
Loved it. Very interesting.
Come back to Ocala, Kane had a great time and ready for the next one!!
I have and read both your guys books! Trying to develop a style that works for me and my gsd. Balanced training all day long.
I’m type 2 diabetic, I lost a ton of weight on ozempic. Losing weight motivated me to start lifting again and am stronger than I’ve ever been. It did make fasting a lot easier.
Master! Larry Krohn!
awesome podcast you guys ! keep them comin 💪
And even looking at it from the dog's perspective, if you get in a shower, feel warm water, get out and you do that everyday. Then, one day, you get in and the water is hot, then the fact that you spent all that time jumping out as soon as you felt water, absolutely makes it easier to know to jump out when the water's hot.
"Classically condition the right emotions in each behavior" wow love
1:27:00 I’m a novice dog owner and it took around the same time to really get into working for food.
Glad to know I’m not alone.
This was fire 🔥🔥🔥 2 OG's in the dog game !
99% of ppl don’t get enough magnesium. It helps my neck relax, I have a bunch of hardware in there, fish oil helps too. Another excellent supplement is N-Acetylcysteine..it is an amino acid precursor to the liver making glutathione, which it uses to detox every thing the liver detoxifies.. (It’s what they give for Tylenol or acetaminophen poisoning, because the liver uses up its store and then that’s what causes the damage, when the liver runs out of NAC to use to make more glutathione..) It also has lung and ear benefits, and possibly helps the body resist viruses. It really helps resist the effects of alcohol when taken regularly.
This was excellent!
I cannot believe you worked for social services … you talking Ontario Works? I would never have guessed that you had that for a job!
Anyhow, loved the podcast, as I did the first one. Great conversation … and hope you both had a good dinner together! And hopefully you’ll both learn off of each other!
Well done gentlemen, well done
What a great talk!
My two favourite trainers!
OMG I'm laughing so hard with you guys talking about growing up 😂😂
Awesome point here 2:02:15
Keep them coming Haz… them amazingly dog trainers just like you in your podcast… am glad you decided to this as well.. 👏👏👏👏
Well done!!
I've been waiting for this !
I also used to be on working dog forum!
It was nice...Lots of fighting! LOL
Lol - with the Rottweiler forums the fights were epic
Love it ! Love it! My 2 favorite trainers from UA-cam! The real cool stuff! But let me admonish Larry a little for not training Pyrs anymore. Lol I understand the frustration as I’ve owned one for 7 years and the first couple of years were tough (I’m not the naturally patient type) I know it’s an almost impossible task dealing with average owners and a breed that demands more or at least a different approach for success and requires a kind of compromise or at least acknowledgement of what the breed is. But wow is it worth it ! They are incredible if you get that relationship where the dog really wants to cooperate. And such a high percentage get abandoned so just want to encourage Larry to maybe rethink his stance on not training them anymore. The key I think is getting the owners on board with they’re never going to have a malinois but after having a Pyr thats 100% with you you’re spoiled for any other dog precisely because it’s NOT really “trained”. Anyway hope you’ll change your mind some day and go back to helping les grand chien des montagne. Thanks for the awesome podcast
Larry I totally feel for the lyme thing i had a couple bad concussions over the past 3 years and now i feel like I have friggen Alzheimer's with memory shit! Ive known plenty that have had lyme
love this
Loved it
I was just wondering what you two would think of each other and say/debate! Cool!
Didn't know you were Muslim so glad we have more of us working with dogs!
He HAZ said so.
I love reading old Working Dog Forums because back in the late 2000s to early 2010s it was like all the literate people in one place. Dick and Selena Van Leeuwen, Stefan Schaub, Mike Suttle, etc. and younger folks like you when they were first getting started all in one place so you can learn a fair bit. It's really cool seeing you first starting out the. The video's no longer available, but I found this one convo started by you showing I guess your first dog's obedience and Stefan was basically constructively cyber bullying you and this one person was criticizing him for being so blunt and you said that you weren't fazed by it 'cause you were used to worse because you worked at a homeless shelter.
It's pretty cool 'cause now you're somewhat buddies with Stefan and I think that's kind of cool 'cause if you had lashed out at him back then he might not be commenting on your Facebook and such now
damn this is off the charts
Two legends. You should interview Avi Cohen.
Next get ivan on your Podcast would be an interesting conversation
Also, i've learnt a lot from all your free content and from others such as Robert Cabral and Michael Ellis. Thank you!
I had never heard of Dog Daddy until youtube recommended a video where Zak is slating him. I watched it and thought ok he is using heavy leash pressure and corrections, but isnt doing anything outlandish. I watched a couple of DD's videos and thought ok he doesnt seem to be a great trainer, he is pretty much like many amateur trainers who learnt from watching Cesar Milan (who i respect). Now the problem with social media is that its not what you know or how good you are, its how you package and promote yourself. I was shocked to see he has over 3million subscribers. Its BS! 👗🕶️
In my opinion it's not about which system is better, for me the problem stems simply by regarding the pure-positive as a system itself when it should be considered an anomaly, purely delusional is what should be called, because nothing in life is pure-positive, that's an illusion!. In life we must face good times and tough times, and what makes us thrive and go through life is our ability to cope with aversives and difficult situations and not trying to simply avoid them in an attempt to enjoy a life where everything is beautiful and positive, that life only exists in the heads of delusional people like Zak George and alike. Life isn't all unicorns, fairy tales and rainbows, life is sometimes rough, cruel , unfair and we still have to keep on with it. It just cracks me up how these all positive zealots aren't able to understand something so simple, it's really easy, it doesn't take a degree in nuclear physics to get it.
In my country there are animal rights groups campaigning not only to ban training tools, but anything that could feel aversive or uncomfortable for their "four -legged sons/daughters" -how they call their dogs-, there were viciously trying to ban the fireworks as well. Well, duh!, instead of trying to habituate the dog to live with it and get used to it, they strive to lock their dogs in a bubble. Good job!!!
I remember being on the working dog forum
I have asked him in several other force free trainers to show me these studies. And also have asked them if they are in a controlled environment or not or real life and I have never gotten anything but blocked
Also @larrykrohn should make that a t shirt "he abused that dog into being happy"
26:10 Yes please
Yeah I want one too aha
Great interview. But please do something about the bright, white background behind Haz.
Zak did train a dog “live” and it went fucking horrible
I heard something about he supposedly trained an "aggressive" dog "live" recently. He brags about this on other trainers' channels to try and prove himself since everyone keeps asking to see him work with an aggressive dog, but conveniently, he hasn't put that video up on his youtube. I wonder why 🙄 /s
Doesn't he know that "Video or it didn't happen"?
@@kosmicantimatter Didn't you know that the rules only apply to everyone else? Zak George is exempt from the same standards as everyone else, of course. Exempt from actually providing proof, actually being honest, and also in actually training dogs lmfao
"Rules for thee, but not for me!"
Lol. That doesn’t surprise me in the slightest 😂. Where can I see this disaster?
Was that the dog behind the soccer field?
Can’t stop laughing at you calling dog daddy flava flave wanna be 😂 well put 😂
😂😂😂😂
Kangals are insane and youll never find a photo to do justice. I spent time with one while he was growing up and he was over 100lbs and over 6ft on his hind legs at 5 months. These dogs are crazy huge and powerful. As a puppy he was larger than me. (I was 120 or 130 mind you but in terms of strengeth ill give credit to a lower weight compared to me)
gage looks so open and happy in obedience
Hey Haz how much does Kevin weigh now? I think he’s bigger than my Great Pyrenees but it’s hard to tell on videos. Looking forward to more great podcasts but this one will be hard to beat.
I had no idea how in depth pet training can be its very interesting where should one start to understand these terms you keep saying?
Conversation 👌
If anyone ever asks me the difference between Mals and GSDs I am just going to point them to this conversation. I don't think I have ever heard people explain it better.
HIIT training! Ya run, bike, row etc like a Mali is chasing you. THATS how hard ya need to go. I agree 100%
Is this on any platform that is just the podcast and not a video. I love listening when I am doing stuff, but having to keep my screen on sucks!
Also can you ask him to better explain "rewarding bad behavior to create good behavior" as I am very confused as to how this concept actually works.
I missed where they mentioned this.
One example would be a dog that naturally does not bark at all. However at times we do want the dog to bark. So we may reward the dog every time he barks in the house (a bad behaviour which I normally would not tolerate) in order to teach the dog yes, he can bark. It's possible! Then I can add commands for both to bark (the good behaviour) and be quiet. Then go back to our quiet existence in the house, but we also have a dog who barks (and is silent) on command.
Maybe this is not what they meant though.
Best part of the whole thing is "holy fuck thats me" from larry
Is this up on Spotify?
Hope you guys took Larry for some good Chow to show him what Toronto can offer.
First time I'm watching this channel and I have to say, what the fuck is up with the red rocket in the background. 😂😂😊
My IGP dog I love a great deal. She lives in my house and sleeps in my bed. Nevertheless, she is treated species specific as a dog, and given the training and enrichment she enjoys. All I ask is 20-30 minutes of her undivided attention per day. For that she has the best of food, exercise, private healthcare and even the very finest private education. The rest of the time is hers. That's a pretty good deal.
Every successful IGP trainer I know has their own trainer. You need a decoy to work with, you need someone educated to watch your training and pick up your mistakes, including your own posture and body language. You need a good physio and vet. Its very much a team sport.
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Nice surprise ❤
Low level is only great for initially for things but I fail to see the value of low level “nics” to do anything other than desensitize them.
Low level nics are really a great tool for micro aggressions at distance beteeen pack members. Timed correctly and they’re golden at quickly redirecting that bad energy that brews at time in the pack. Other than that it’s useless.