FEARFUL DOG BITES EVERYONE THIS IS HIS LAST CHANCE
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2021
- What to do with an aggressive dog that bites? Max came into the Upstate Canine Academy from Boston for dog training. Max has a bite history and his owners are on their last hope. Professional dog trainer Tom Davis goes over why max is biting people and the things his owners need to do to stop this from happening.
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I started off as a positive only trainer and found I wasn’t getting results for weeks if at all until I found your channel man. My first vid was your slip collar vid and it changed my life, I now proudly call myself a balanced trainer.
Happy for you
The diluting words and commands and the dogs checking out rant was RIGHT ON POINT Tom. Thank you so much for what you do.
Thanks Diane :)
thanks Diane!
Thank you so much for all of your help Tom. You’re an absolute life saver. Anyone considering taking their dog, please do! The skills we learned are immeasurable.
❤🙏❤ Thank you for loving your dog enough to seek help!!
I’m amazed that you and your partner managed to put up with your dog as long as the both of you have. Without giving up on him. Glad your dog is now in the good boys/girls club. Remember consistency is key.
I honestly wish he could meet my dobbies and help me with them. They came to me after being neglected and always in kennels for breeding.. I'm always working on building our relationships.
It was a pleasure working with you guys & Max of course! Thank you so much for coming to UCA and your support!!
Nikhil and thomas doesn't go hand in hand, looks wierd
Tom you have no idea how frustrating it can be for the owner to see their dog do whatever you want after 2 years of not listening. But same time it is uplifting to know nothing is wrong and it is fixable. This one looks like a smart sweetheart, all needed is the right directions.
Correct!
Yes, always room for improvement!
I have a fearful reactive female shepherd. I have learned so much from watching your channel over the last few months. Thank you so much for all you do.
Thanks for watching Debbie! :)
I grew up with my uncle, who is a certified Schutzhund trainer. Over time, I started helping with basic training. One of the things that he says all the time was dog training tools should only be sold with proper training the equipment the person is buying.
My relationship with my dog (who has isolation distress) has been in tatters for several months now. I tried applying the positive reinforcement training with him and, while it would work for a bit, he would have days afterwards where his symptoms came back full force. It's only been a couple of days and I've been applying your tips into our training and I can tell he's improving. He's more confident, relaxed, and isn't glued to my side 24/7. With time and consistency, I'm sure he'll recover.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Tom’s dog is so totally glued to him. Just like my dog....NOT!
hahaha that can be worked on!
I really believe you train the dogs 20% and the owners 80%
You're the best and you have such a subtle way of pointing out their (owners) mistakes lol
Your dog is a show off !! Very impressive !!
One more soldier recruited to the No Bad Dogs Army. Nice work, Max & owners!
The dialogue with the dog is something I hadn't considered. Great video!
Thanks for watching :)
lol at "like the macarena" lol
Haha
haha seemed like a good analogy :)
It was awesome and Lakota is such a great girl!
I think this was actually the best video you've made. The description of how the anxious/scared dog behaves and how to respond to it was spot on. This used to be my Blue Nose a few years ago. Put him on a slip lead and dove into dog behavior. The guy is so relaxed now, nothing phases him. Only comment is I think using the word punishment will turn way to many people off. I think using the word discipline is best because that's what you're actually offering - discipline and structure.
Thanks Tom. It is also useful for many dogs that the owners do every day some drills with them developing new skills. I have also found out a simple thing for a problematic dog. Play every day with him. Do some play he likes so that he really enjoys being with you and strengthens the relation. it is really useful for both of you.
Been a while since I’ve watched Tom’s videos because we’ve made such huge progress thanks to him. I’d forgotten how much of a badass trainer he is, mixed with the emotional intelligence to break it down so simply and effectively for the average owner, he’s the best there is 💖
Thank you for this video. All the trainers around me poo poo prong collars, but I have a dog that is exactly like this guy and charges people that come in the house. (We rescued her at almost 2 so we’re fighting her past) after watching this, I bought a Sprenger collar and she’s no longer like fighting a marlin on a hook. She’s under control and can focus on what I’m asking of her. She’s not going to love people in her space, but she’s now respecting the rules without flailing around like a wild thing. 🙌🏻
Loving all the "beep-boops" in this video.
Thanks for tuning me up! :)
I love how you got into explaining conversations with your dog. Dog's learn so much just through our body language. Keeping our words minimal/to one word commands is best. As always, great video! Really nice dog too!!
Thanks for watching :)
I love that Lakota is so highly trained that she is an asset to your business. She allows for a reliable, level headed distraction that makes for great confidence building in nervous dogs.
Since watching Tom’s videos I have employed balanced trading with my (4lb) dog. The result is that she is far more in tune with me, less distracted, more obedient, more reliable. My treat bag has become redundant and now when we go out we take a ball and a slip collar.
Food is only used as training for new skills as it’s better for luring.
90% of the time I use voice inflection to reward and to correct, 5% is positive punishment and 5% is getting a ball out to break and reward.
The biggest thing Tom has changed in my relationship with my dog is that voice inflection for both praise and punishment is hugely important. I was saying too much to my dog. (Which Tom re-emphasised in this video.) Sometimes less is more. Thanks Tom as always!
Lily, you got that exactly right. I joined a training club to give my dog positive experiences with other dogs. She still reacts to the butt sniffers but that only happens if the owner gets distracted, and 2 dogs of some 25 will bother her. They seem to be permanently on her bad side now.
Exactly! Never ever ever.. Ever use a dog trainer unless you can see how well trained there dog is 1st.
@@katsim6799 That’s great to hear!
100%
ok your videos are amazing! I am part of a lot of Dog Mom groups on Facebook and literally every time someone posts a question or issue, i copy and paste your youtube page and tell them they need to watch all your videos. I learned so much from them. Thank you for taking the time to give us all this free info on how to handle our dogs better and how we as owners need the most change in our work in order to see positive results in our dogs behavior. You are one of a kind. You have such an amazing gift working with all these dogs and understanding them and putting out this amazing content for all of us to watch.
wow, thank you Carla! I'm so glad to hear that you all enjoy my channel, happy to help!
"pez dispense" I love that analogy. Thank you for your video. You always remind me of a few things I need to work on with my Corso like too much talk is not helpful for direction. Thank you!!!!
Thanks for watching :)
yes absolutely! thanks for watching Cynthia :)
Started randomly adding German commands into my service dogs vocabulary. Then I watch this and see Tom has a trilingual dog?? Next order of business right there! haha
But Tom, AMAZING work as always.
I love when he brings lakota out 😂♥️ yes so cute and I love when he shows off how well trained she is
thanks Abi!
Just want to say you've completely changed my view of prong collars. I wish everyone who uses them would watch your vids, since there still definitely too many people who use them incorrectly. I've previously trained my dogs with all positive, treat-based reinforcement. It does work for a lot of things but I found myself struggling to communicate with my new, slightly fearful rescue dog. Just started watching your videos this past week.
She was play biting like crazy and just a few quick corrections with a slip lead, along with a few treats and she's so much better already. Right now we're working on her reactivity with my 3 year old. This is especially challenging when the 3 year old tries to "help", or purposefully antagonizes her...but I think we'll get there. Thanks so much for your work!!
The dog looks so much more at ease now he knows the emphasise on being in charge has been taken off his shoulders...
💯
Leaving this comment to boost your algorithm, balanced dog training is saving our cocker spaniels life right now.
Thank you
This is probably the best explanation and example of prong collars on your channel.
You are so good at helping the owners understand..
Thanks Darla!
Would love to see an update in like 6 months on this dog, would be amazing to see
Dude...you are an awsome human being i just love your delivery of teaching. 👍😁
thanks! I appreciate that Maxine :)
You are saving so many dogs lives with these educational videos... God bless you for the work you do!
Dang had to go to Orlando to drop off my plating and couldn't watch in the car...AMAZING!!! Im glad I got home and took the time to watch. I learn more from you than I did from my parents growing up lol. 🤣
Haha that’s dedication! Thanks so much Kim :)
What a gem of a dog.
Love, love, love! All your videos can’t say it enough. I love your dedication to make owners like me to understand out furry friends ❤
I also loved how relaxed and calm the dog was compared to his frenzied demeanor at the beginning. This dog was desperately looking for someone to take the wheel. I truly believe if the owners follow through with the things they learned and get some weight off the dog, they very likely prolonged this dog's life!
Thank you for addressing how much you say to your dog as well as how the lady was praising the dog at the sit. When you get that exciting tone in your voice and vigorously rub his face, you are setting your dog up to come out of the sit you just asked for and in doing so are setting him up to fail. I think it was great the lady did that though because it was a great opportunity for Tom to teach not only her, but others watching this video! Great job everyone!
That dog just needed to relax and the result is a totally different pet who is smart and kind.
You’re amazing at what you do Tom! Please keep doing what you’re doing, I follow you on every platform available. Love your content, so valuable 👍🏽
Hi Thomas, from Ontario Canada. Really enjoy your videos!
Another great video from you. My GSD loves watching them.
I am learning so much watching your videos.
I'm so thankful for your videos. I have to listen to them with headphones on as he reacts to any dogs on the TV.
This is how my dog behaves when out in our community. I've scheduled some courses with offleash training in April. If he can calm down around others we will both be happy.
Love this! Another balanced dog trainer I can look up to 😊
What a great and simple way to explain everything that is happening in their dog' s mind...Great video!
Great Job, once again. You're an Amazing young Man
WOW !!! What a great turn around in the dog's reactivity once the owners started with concise commands and structure. Amazing work Tom. Seems like a miracle for this family.
thank you Eileen!!
Here Brazil following you. Very good stuff, u can be proud of it!
Wow this is exactly what I needed to see and hear, love your videos!
glad to hear it! thanks Katherine:)
I save so many of your videos to my "future" playlist for when I get a dog! :)
OMG Tom I want your German Shepard I have never seen one so well behaved as her. She’s trained to perfection xx 😘
Wonderful video Tom 👌
Thanks so much
He’s straight chillin 😎. Another win. I like the way you give a verbal reward, not making a big deal of it. I need to remember these little tips that turn into mountains in the long term.
Another amazing transformation
You continue to amaze me!!! Such a WONDERFUL PERSON!!! THE difference you make in so many animals and their owners is so very heartwarming!!!
BLESS YOUR HEART❤❤❤
Stay well, and thank you for the videos and all the work you and your staff does....
That scene with your dog starting at 8:28, with trilingual cues, was absolutely stunning. Kota is so cute but she’s also a genius doggie. Love her!
Such a nuanced skill, as in, understanding the why and the why nots is so key. Amazing trainer. Definitely one of my faves.
Love this video! I need so much help( insert face palm) I watch these videos and think, Tom you make it look so easy.
This was very good video! Appreciate the teaching
Thanks Jennifer!!
It's so gratifying to see you work.🙂
Thanks for watching :)
Thank you! I train and I love your channel🐾🌺🐾😊
That was a great demonstration! Love the single word commands. Thank you!
Thanks Patricia! :)
Im sure everyone else who subscibes to your channel wished you lived next...i really do coz i would spend everyday off i had picking your wonderful logical mind.
I teach my Boerboel in your methods and the results are awsome. Please never stop doing what you do, for some you are a lifeline👍😊
GOD BLESS YOU TOM! JUST AMAZING!
thank you so much!!
I love watching your videos! They have helped me and numerous dog owners so much when it comes to training their dogs. Thank you!
thanks Deaunna!!
I have to say... Your training is to only training that worked with my fear based Red Healer. ONLY. I was a first time dog owner..heard all the negatives about "correction or punishment". My first thought watch these videos was.... "This guy's mean.. I'm going to really f*** my dog up doing this training."
The truth is... If you love your dog, this is the ONLY WAY. WATCH, LEARN, REPEAT.
Happy for you thanks for being open minded Linda
Wow, I got an aussie which is very big challenge for me and many Trainers allready. This video gives me some new ideas... Thank you ❤️
You are so good!
Absolutely amazing !
thank you Rosemary!
Tom you are so amazing, I totally love watching all of your videos!!!! This one was so special for the owners, you are truly an amazing trainer and Kota is so beautiful and I can tell the love and respect for you
Thanks so much
My vet recommended putting a martingale collar on my male Aussie puppy at 4 months - not because there was a problem, she said i would have better control and be able to correct appropriate for his age. If i started now i would far less problems later on. She also recommended i join a rally obedience club. Dodger’s obedience was great but not at what he was not supposed to do. I am not frustrated anymore and we can go anywhere because he is learning manners and he is a delight to be around. He is only 5 months now and we go to outdoor patios and people shower him with attention and he remains well behaved even though there are always lots of other dogs around. People ask how i got so lucky to have such calm Aussie and i tell them check out Tom at upstate canine. This is not luck it was fun hard work and i am excited for what is come with him. Aussies need lots of physical exercise as well as mental stimulation. We do urban agility which is lots of fun and any dog can do it. I also got some agility equipment and people from my dog park come and practice with us.
In my puppy club we are also doing scent work and you can also do that in your house or yard. Herding balls are amazing for Aussies. Aussies usually require a lot time and consistency - they are dogs that like to work with their owner.
I don't even have a dog and I still see your vids all the time. Keep up the good work man.
Every time we get the treat of seeing Kota in your videos I'm always so impressed. Trilingual?! Incredible, and what a beautiful dog
This was incredibly helpful! My mom was in a car accident a month ago so I haven’t been able to keep up my dog’s training. My dog has also been around a lot of unfamiliar faces recently because of this and last week she started displaying fear aggression, lots out growling and starting to bite family members. After viewing this video i realize I need to work with her on her commands and get her back to where she used to be, I’ll definitely be utilizing her prong collar as well!
Stumbled upon your videos a couple of months back. I am learning so much. Thanks Tom!!!!! Our pack loves you. We are slowly becoming a more balanced household. The Dyess'- 3 labs- Nellie, Ace, and Maggie Mae from Texas
Happy for you :)
That's great to hear! Glad the videos are helping, thanks for the support!
That was AMAZING 🤩. I now actually know how to use the sit command. So eye opening. Thank you 😊 Great job with the owners!
glad this was helpful! thanks Lisa!!
You are so good at what you do. I wish I had a chance to directly learn from you!
thanks for watching Melissa! Always feel free to stop into UCA if you're around the area or I do offer face-to-face online sessions as well if that's something you're interested in. The link is in the video description above :)
@@tomdavisofficial Do you offer any weekend class where I can train with you and my 2 dogs for the day ? Im from Long island NY so im not to far and would love a one on one Class ! let me know if this is something you offer
Thanks, just plain and simple. Not rocket science and you are making a drastic difference in people lives and the lives of so many dogs. You are definitely doing exactly what you are meant to do. Awesome and thank you so much 👍
Thanks Greg that’s very nice
Great video!
thank you!!
I LOVE Lakota🥺
thanks Stephanie :)
Amazing! Another great success story with the prong collar! My neighbor has purchased some kind of prong collar that isn't the HS and I'm concerned it's not going to be helpful. Do you have a video that really compares the HS with other prong collars?
❤🙌 ❤ So good! LOVE the behavior modification and explanations, Tom!! Great! Great video!! I try to explain this DAILY!!
I really appreciate that! Thanks for all the support Lisa! :)
Always!!
I’m the general manager of a doggy daycare and have just started taking private training. I reference your channel every other session. Wether it’s a how to correctly use a prong or e collar your videos are great to send to my clients for extra homework (generally my clients dogs are super easy compared to some of the cases you take!)
Love love love the transformation and how quickly it happened. #tomdavisrules
Just wow. Thank you!
thanks for watching!
Love the progress this dog made. Now he's straight chilling. 😆 funny but so important for this dog who has not relaxed in a long time
absolutely! great session with Max :)
SAVE MY DOG!!!!!
Hi, my dog is a Dogo Argentino female. She is 3 years old and has been a huge part of our family ever since we adopted her. She has always had aggression problems with strangers and other dogs (has a biting history) but never really with us.But as of recent she has started to become aggressive with me, she has bit me 2 times in the last 3 weeks (one on the left side of my face, one on the throat). My mom has been really scared after this particular event as she nearly killed me and is considering euthanization. This deeply breaks my heart and I have been struggling with the thought of it. I have been looking all over the internet trying to find solutions/advice and getting two different perspectives, the dog can be fixed, the dog can’t be fixed. I please ask if anyone knows some trainers or people that are willing to take on an aggressive dog and give her a chance to survive. She is a good dog at heart but just has some mental issues. I just want my dog to be okay and don’t want to lose her. My family has decided not to keep her, against my wishes, but does not want to give her up to a shelter as we know she is too aggressive and will be put down right away, we are also struggling to look at rehoming and do not want to give someone else that gruelling responsibility if they are not prepared for it. If anyone knows any rescue services or someone with a history of dealing with extreme cases of aggression that could help her or take her Please respond ASAP, as I only have a week to save her. I am praying for a miracle at this point and come here out of desperation. Please anyone with some help or info I live in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) I will be checking this comment frequently, I just want to save my girl. All ideas are welcomed.
Tom, Thank you for your videos and wisdom! I’ve been watching for a video with a case like this! I’m in this same situation with my boy, but he gives no warning...just if someone approaches him, he bites and cowers. No barking or growling... just a slight lowering of the head which people who don’t know him will never notice. We’ve socialized him as much as we could, we work with him, he’s muzzle trained, we have the Herman springer like you recommended, he can place between my legs when on walks and someone approaches for his safety and theirs. He’s great on a leash, he’s the perfect dog...until we aren’t watching and someone approaches him or reaches for him without announcing themself, then there’s no time to react/correct him. One more bite and our baby will have to be put down! 😩 we’ve had 2 trainers evaluate him and they both said it’s fear based, but he was perfectly fine with them and we are already doing all the recommend. How do you train him when he’s non-reactive with anybody who speaks dog? It seems it’’s the people who don’t “speak dog” that he has a problem with. Any advice?
You're such an amazing person 💜🐾
Thanks so much Maria:)
thanks for watching Maria!
The best, i live in México and it's super hard to find a good trainer here but you videos have helped me so much with my Belgian malinois mix. Honestly thank you so much💜🐾
Tom are these Camo hoodies still available? You have completely changed my relationship with my dogs and I couldn’t be more thankful for the content you’re putting out there. #NBD
Hey Tom
Would it possible to do a video on lacoata and how you trained those moves and her obedience. That would be great to see
I think this dog is realy happy to get structur. So a good job, Tom. Top of the list!😊👍😊
thanks so much!!
Wish you were closer to Scotland
Addicted to your videos and I don’t even have a dog yet
haha that's awesome! maybe it's time...
That smile at 4:45 was everything
Been watching a lot of your videos this week as I have a reactive(?) 10-month old Aussie/Lab mix that growls/barks at other people, dogs, and new situations. He has not bitten anyone or another dog (yet) but he does scare them with his bark or lunging at the harness. Admittedly, his socialization has not been great, given the COVID isolation this past year. Mind you, he is good with the spouse and me, along with our 7-year old Rotty/Chow-chow mix (who is a 100 lb. teddy bear with all people and animals). With our past dogs (3) over the last 25 years, I have used a choke collar but did not want to use it on this dog as I wanted to use nothing but positive reinforcement. However, your positive punishment approach makes sense to me as that is essentially what a mama dog does with her pups. Also, your use of the Sprenger collar makes sense and does not look at all abusive (and it looks less harmful than a choke collar). I do believe I'm going to give it a whirl before the situation gets worse. Thanks for the videos.
Forget the harness, they pull more when on a harness. Use a Sprenger prong collar, not the generic cheap ones from the pet store. Watch Toms videos on using one to teach the heel.
Update, been having a hard time trying to find a genuine Sprenger collar. However, I did get a slip lead collar and put it up high on the neck, behind the ears. OMG, what a difference! It was like he immediately started looking at me for guidance after the first time I gave it a pop. For example, I took him to the vet yesterday, and at his first growl at another dog, I gave that collar a gentle pop, along with a disapproving sound, and he immediately stopped and look at me. I gave him a "leave it" command and he just backed off and sat down....like he does when I tell him to "leave it" with a toy. May not need a Sprenger collar if things keep going well.
Nevertheless, thank you to Upstate Canine Academy for letting me know that a dog who doesn't know what to do in a certain situation will act like a dog (bark, growl, lunge) if not given another firm, but gentle, guidance/reminder to perform another action by someone the dog feels is in charge.
@@michaelquillen2679 great job! I bought my collars online. Just in case , here’s a link
leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm
@@lillieberger2883 thanks for the link!
Fcking amazing Tom. You're an inspiration for dog owners. Thank you.
Thanks so much :)
Ilove the merch the one your wearing, im from asia, hope theres a way i can have one. I want that comoflauge hoodie.
I wish you were in CA!! This is my dog haha Thanks for your tips
Oh, I need to talk less. Makes sense. Every grade report I got in school EVER said I talk much.
hahaha it can be a tricky habit to quit