No Treats, No Leash - Unleashed in the Wild!
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2023
- Training my dog in the wild with no leash and no treats. Also there are cows and she has to resist wildlife. We practice come when called and not running away off leash. How do you think Inertia did?
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Inertia shows how much time and love you were able to put into her life early on!! ❤
The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.
From all the guests at The Fur Hotel, thank you Zak for your training videos!! At The Fur Hotel, We’ve implemented many of your training principles. We will continue to refer our clients to your videos. 💕
My previous dog did not have a strong return. She did have a good sit. Whenever she got too far away or if there was live stock etc I would just yell sit. She passed away at 15 years old years ago. My current dog was trained after I discovered Zak. Rigby is very reliable and has been since about 2 and a 1/2 years old. When one of the dogs at a large off leash dog park caught a rabbit, all the dogs went nuts and everyone was yelling for their dogs to return. My boy was the only dog who did. Thanks for all you do and keep up the good examples!
A solid recall is something that I was never been able to achieve with my first dog (got him at 3 months). I know a bit more about how to achieve it now, but because of the fact that my newly adopted dog being extremely fearful and sensitive, I can't really work on basic obedience just yet. She has managed to relax enough in certain situations, to sit when told.
I follow another trainer that says "if you don't have a solid recall, your dog should never be off leash". For their safety, and others.
Nothing makes me happier than seeing my pup bombing towards me when I call him 🥰 we’re using a long lead and if I’m confident we’re in a safe environment, the lead will occasionally drag on the ground so he has more freedom. He’s not at Inertia’s level yet, but we’re working on it. He’s also very independent so happy with his progress so far at 2yo.
I take my dog for Offleash running several times a week she’s a German Shepherd and like your dog she’s a herding dog and I play ball and frisbee with her and she loves it. I have a tiny yard. We can’t do that at home so I take her to veterans park where they have baseball fields and I let her run there. Thank you for sharing. I love you method of training. In fact, I use your method to train my German Shepherd and she’s pretty obedient. This time she don’t listen but I’m working on it. She’s very lovable, very affectionate. And super smart.
Love what you just demonstrated in this video keep it up.
The proof is in the pudding seeing those results. Results that come from great dog training and a pure love of what you do. My wife and I thank you so much… because of your lessons Zak, we have a dream dog who is well trained and a joy to be around. 🙏🏼🐕🥰 Mike and Crystal
Ahhh Inertia is such a cutie! So much energy and listens so well ❤ Very impressive 😄
It’s a sheep dog one of the most trainable dogs on the planet!!! Try that with a Husky that just looks at you when you get the treats out and just gives you that look lol I have a Shepherd who does exactly what I ask but my Husky looks at commands as suggestions if I’m lucky lol
Great video and Inertia is so cute ♥
I think so too!
WELL, Wanted to wish you a happy new year !!!! Have really enjoyed watching you two and the dogs and cat......best wishes
very cool!
Wow, this is really good. I didn’t see if you actually took her close to the cows, but I had to go back and look again.
Also, do you think you’re young dog
I’ll be able to go off leash soon and when will you know she will be ready to do that? Thanks and hope you have a good Sunday.
You should try it with a husky. I am sure you couldn’t do it,,,,
Hi zac,
Im doing some research on dog training. The 4 quadrants started with Konard Most not Skinner. So im just wondering why so many trainers say the quadrants came from Skinner, as he didnot believe punishment worked?
The hikes where I live are in the woods and don’t provide an opportunity like this for a 30 foot leash which I like to work with
My Border Collies have 300 ft recall. I trust them to come when called. I don't like to micromanage my dogs. I teach them to do the right thing. And since they are clever dogs, they know what to do and, more importantly, what not to do. Not 100% foolproof, but since the recall is 100%, we can make do.
How do you get that excitement about training with her? I have only been training for a couple months but she is rarely excited about it. Also there isn’t many areas I can take my dog unfortunately.
From what I saw in his vids you have to be excited yourself, so you have to hype up the training. Also find out what your dog's currency is. Some like treats and others prefer toys. Just look through his videos, he has in depth demonstrations 😊
I have a two months old golden retriever.. it’s been 10 days I got it him . Have been taking care of it really well .. but for reason it doesn’t get excited to see me or to play with me but is super excited to strangers and kids .. can u plsss tell me why .. it’s making me sad
I watched this with an open mind. My dog is ok in this environment, with little distraction and lots of space. Fine, if you live in this type of isolation. The reality in our daily life is as soon as we walk out of our home we are faced with other dogs and people and distractions distractions distractions! This is not practical in our daily existence unfortunately.
She’s a freaking battery!
I find this fascinsting. Ive been walking my dog off lead in city/park etc since she was 6 months and i live in london 😂😂😂 its such a big thing when dogs are off lead in america. Its a little embarissing 😅
I have a miniature schnauzer
How is off lead training always seen as so difficult. Always puzzled me
Every dog is different. Some dogs are more likely to stay nearby than others!
I once had a border collie who did not come when called and one day I was on a walk with my mother who said that the dog should come to me not me chase after the dog. We were in a field with a hollow so I hid in the hollow and the dog came running to look for me! After that when he was off leash and I wanted him to come back I would hide behind a tree or something and he would come straight to me air sniffing!
It's an embarrassing 'big thing' in England as well. ua-cam.com/video/3GRSbr0EYYU/v-deo.html
Every dog is different and some will be way more concerned with staying close to their owner than anything else, but inherently 'ignore everything around you and stay with me even though you can leave at any time, and also be ready to stop whatever you're doing to come immediately when I call you' is a challenging concept. Not for humans, but for dogs.
Hence why most dogs will require extensive training before they can be trusted off leash. When you have a dog that's not interested in everything out there and only interested in staying with you (I know one of those dogs too) it can be harder to see why others need to put in more effort and time, so it's important to remember not all dogs are like yours 😅
@@Miarije coming when called is very challenging for children as well as dogs.
You talk about how if a dog was unable to listen in this situation they would have to be put on leash. What if you can't get them back on leash? You call your dog, they don't listen, so you go towards them to leash them. They run farther away, thinking it's a game. Or you ran away so they're inclined to follow you. Then when they get to you they're not sure why they're being leashed. How would you handle this?
Had a standard poodle who thought calves were playmates - Mama cows don't allow their babies to "play" with dogs. Guess dogs look too much like a wolf or coyote!! Important to have a solid "stay in the car" command bc she wriggled out of an open window.
can you film this with normal camera positions? (not phone view)
"normal" doesn't exist ;) It's a short, it's supposed to be that way. You have other video on his channel with the different angle.
the video is actually a collection of shorts, hence the vertical camera position
@@Miarije actually this was one piece of content I posted on Instagram a few weeks ago and belongs here on UA-cam too!
As much as I love Inertia...are you going to get back to Shade soon? ☺️
Absolutely! Working on the next episode as we speak! Experimenting with rotating topics on the channel right now.
Out of sight means out of sight from you and your wife not just you.
Cesar Milan would run through South Central with a pack of Rottweilers and GSDs off leash. This guy is a joke.
You will never see Zak G with powerful dog's...as you say a complete joke!
but Cesar has legit abused dogs so no wonder, because they are scared af, not bonded like zacks dogs....
@@Jezzihayes and they follow Cesar ...because they are happy! You have no idea!
@@Jezziha Don’t waste my time with your opinion. I’m talking straight facts.
I know a Zak George follower who’s pit killed another dog because she had no control over him. She shared similar opinions to yours 🤡
I want to let my dog off leash but I haven’t found a place where I live he would be safe. So long leash and zombies in the hallway and 5 walks a day. 😂
The key to free leash walking is having complete vocal or hand sign control of your dog. It takes time, patient and put down your phone for 2 hours a day. Where are several must have commands and understanding that have be flawless;, recall, stop, check-ins, leave it, left, right, street crossing, sidewalk (meansing walk on the sidewalk or side of the street if no side walk), which side i want her on, left or side side, and many more. While walking with others dogs around can be a challenge, but a simple leave it or no is all it takes. While barking and reactionary dogs on walks can be a distraction the biggest challenge is having cats, squirrel and rabbit run out in front of us and not have Sophie react or chase mode, or insteadly call her off or stop engaging in a pursuit.
Sophie is a 2 year and 4 month old border collie which i have been free leash walking for the last 11 months. She was trained on a 50 foot lead for 7 months until the rains and muddy gutters would make a mess for the leash, and she earned the responsibility that came with freedom
I walk her free leash 5 to 7 miles a day, only have the leash on 1/4 miles stretch that is high traffic, kids on bikes on the sidewalk. I also take she out 2x a week on the bike, for 2 5 miles, were she trottes along side me on the road. This is were focus, and ignoring distractions are key. I dont use treats. Its 100% praise.
I run into naysayers, but they represent less than 1%, over those that brings a smile to their face, 👍, she behaves better than their kids, or students, etc.
My point is why should i take away Sophie freedom she earned through hard work and dedication, flawless direction and listening, because of leash laws that were written to safe guard dogs and the public. The leash is a way to control the dog and keep them safe. I just tell people she is on a verbal or hand sign leash, she will do what ever i tell her to do. (I only have to say it once, ok maybe twice on occasions). I have had several people tell me to put Sophie on a leash, because its making their dog react, bark and lunge, Sophie stands on the other side street just looking, like what dumbass.
Btw, i also clap or snap my fingers to get her attention.
Sorry for rant
#ProjectZero
Enthusiastic soldier 68
And it's only taken 4 years!
Why do you say that? I don’t do serious off leash training in uncontrolled environments until a dog is 2. But Inertia has been off leash reliable since then.
So much abuse, from dogs to horses and people probably, comes from impatience. Learning without force seems to lead to more reliability and a better outcome in the long run. It's too bad so many are willing to trade welfare for speed.
@@suzanned5859 If you only understood what your dog is capable of when you throw all of dog training in the garbage along with treats and all the tools?
People assume that by virtue of being against PR that I'm balanced. Not so. I'm as LIMA as you can get - and for me, it's all about the relationship. Building mutual trust and respect with the dog. That's what's missing today - relationship.
Relationship first, then train whatever you want. You would be amazed at the difference.
@@suzanned5859 I agree with you. And in a perfect world we would take all the time we wanted to teach our dogs. But there are situations where a dog needs to learn fast, for their own safety. Especially things like recall.
@@pumpkinhead8593 Super hard to force recall. What do you do, punish if they don't come? Seems like that would make a dog go not recall. Just sayin.
He's a trainer, yet the other dog Veronica can never be off leash. I wonder why....oh bcuz he can't train her 😀😀😀.
I knw that you feel that it should be common sense to stop with adversive traning but others dont seem to kern to let go perhaps a study should be done for a certain amount of time passed for reoccurring issue of agression on dogs that have used adversives vs dogs who havent perhaps that will clear everything up?
Srry for typos..
Why haven't you trained the other dog to be off leash?
Do you know why a dog would behave well for you but not with someone else? I could always walk quietly with my border collie on a leash through a field of sheep, but when my son took the leash the dog went crazy so I took the leash back and he walked quietly like an angel again.
because they aren't used to them asking them to do something it can actually be a good thing since your dog wont listern to random straingers
just get your son to work with your dog more and they will learn that they have to listern
@@avathegryffinclaw He doesn’t live close and we only see him twice a year. But we were walking along a footpath and got to the sheep field and the dog was behaving well but my son said “I’ll take him” took the leash and the dog was rotating at the end of the leash! Until I took the leash back and I was rather pleased to show off 😂
@@JenKirby you can just tell your dog to listen and just work with them for a few mins if your dog does it with you it shouldn't take too long to do it with your son
My dog pulls with my dad but not with me because he never works with her but she works with my auntie that she only really sees on some birthdays, Christmas and Easter
He respects you, but not your son, because he's a stranger. Hardly any dog would listen to a stranger.
@@pumpkinhead8593 I don’t think it’s just because my son is a stranger. I have recently had a new person visiting and Marzieh is quicker to obey her than me when told to be quiet and stop jumping!
Shafqatsiz hayvon 65
Please don't use this bright filter
Inertia is the last name I would’ve chose 😂
First
Ghhh
Lets see your dog off leash around sheep or in the city. it won't happen
Here’s the goalpost moving! No it can’t be cows, it must be sheep! And you must break leash laws to prove that you can train dogs.
@@zakgeorge its a sheep dog its you moving the goal posts and fooling no one. your dog was no way near those cows just clever editing
Wow cows ....what distraction 😂😂😂....where are other dog's? Strong working Dog's ...this video is a total joke!
I’m sure you’ll find what you are looking for if you are patient and look through my content. We have tackled pretty much every behavior issue, personality and type of dog over the last 13 years or so. Enjoy!
In the UK cows feel so threatened by the sight of a dog that they have killed the dog walker.
@@JenKirby that is BS...a cow killing a Dog walker! I have lots of friends who live in UK countryside with cows and dogs and no such nonsense!
You are obviously only here to troll. Why don't you find a better outlet for your anger. Touch grass or something.
@@rico4you well one day I was so threatened by a herd of cattle with their heads down that I let go of my border collie farm dog who had the sense to run away and the cattle followed him. That was in Cumbria.
I have certainly read newspaper reports of dogwalkers being killed and I have met a man (in Cumbria) who got away with severe injuries. When I lived in Shropshire, the cattle tried to run away.