My dog gets so worked up when I watch your videos :D He is standing on the back of the sofa trying to figure out where this exciting voice is coming from!
For anyone reading this: Activities like this are more than just fun party tricks. They build focus, impulse control, and the desire to follow the handler and a lure. They're also engaging, which raises our value around distractions. Keep up the good work, and they'll get it! You're doing great! 🐶❤️
I have a couple of questions and if you could help me with one or all that would be great. Just a little background story I have a 8 month old puppy that I got at 5 1/2 months. She was returned by her previous owner to her mom and she was skinny and scared. When she came to me she just stuck to me like after two days but took a long time to bond with the others that she lives with ( I own her but I'm only 15 years old, so I live with my mom, dad and my two year old brother ) but has now bonded with them, she is very sweet, kind and hyper. So now the questions. 1. The biggest problem is that at her previous home she was not socialized at that crucial stage and now barks at everyone. (She shows a bit of fear but also excitement but no aggression besides the barking). When we take her to the dog park she will bark at the dogs when we arrive but as soon as she sniffs them she stops barking and just is really good and plays with them. So the questions is how do I stop the barking at people, dogs and visitors? 2.also she really likes greeting people at the face and when she is greeting my two year old brother she tends to jump on him and he falls to the floor which is not good how do I stop her from doing that? 3.and one last thing, across from us lives a little dog who is fearful-aggressive towards dogs and one time he was loose and I was walking my dog and he attacked her full on in her feet (she was not hurt but is terrified of that dog now more that anything and goes full on crazy mode on him(barking))so can that get along (not play but just not the barking ) or is it a lost cause? But thanks in advance for any advice:)
I tried sitting on the floor with a clicker and bowl of treats once. I tossed one of the treats the dog ate it then returned and planted his face in the bowl of treats. Don't know if that makes him smart or lazy.
Hi. I'm having this issue with my dog and was hoping for some advice. My 7 month old puppy is quite big and she wants to sniff everyone out on a walk. I don't mind that she is overly friendly but some people don't like dogs and I'm not sure how to adress this.
Good. I thaught my dog this same way but I could say "jump" very early, and then i introduced the second arm progressively from higher because it confused her a little. Now we got the hoop. We only need to make it higher now.
Big question. My dog doesn’t like jumping through my arms in the hoop position. She is nervous. I throw the treat and then put the hoop position with my arms. She won’t jump through. Do you know how to fix that?
I can't find a video that teaches this trick but deals with the problem I'm having -- once I remove the barrier, the dog tries to go around instead of through. When the barrier is there, she happily jumps through. How do I get her to continue to go through without a barrier?
What if your dog is skidish and is scared of things that make sound or move? Is there any way I could still teach this trick I am trying to train my 3 year old German Shepherd to jump trough my arms mind you I am only 12 and I really to be a dog trainer and I want my dog to be confident in jumping over or through things and I don’t know how to teach her to jump over things so she can jump trough things and over but yeah that’s a few problems I have with training the jumping trick
I suggest not using a hoola hoop but a pool noodle like in this video - ua-cam.com/video/6gIOlT_uJ54/v-deo.html first begin by laying it on the ground and having the dog walk over it, mark as the dog walks over it, then after a couple training sessions if the dog is confident you can lift it off the ground 2 inches. I would then really stay on that step for a few training sessions, this will teach the dog to really feel confident with the piece of equipment. If you go to fast and the dog kicks it with his back foot while jumping he can start to have a negative association and then feel nervous about it. So better to build up a strong reinforcement history with the equipment first with easy stuff before then using it to train other stuff. Also for dogs who lack confidence especially, if they make an error, just redirect the dog and make the training easier, dont tell the dog he is wrong as that can demotivate the dog.
Hi. My name is Kylie and I shave a year and a half Shetland sheepdog. Well actually I have 2, but my younger dog Sadie, has a problem with peeing. Whenever she gets scared she pees and my mom wants to get rid of her. Also when she's scared she runs away from u and won't come no matter what. She's very stubborn. Pls if u have any tips on how to train her not to pee when scared and how to come when called no matter what so my mom won't get rid of her. If u know any ways plssss tell me before its so late
perhaps you should try to build her confidence with whatever things she is scared of. and kikopup has some videos on teaching a dog to come when called. You start out small, calling her in the house and offering a big reward for coming. Over the course of days and months, you will increase the criteria, practising in different locations and with various distractions such as people playing with your dog and food lying on the ground. Hope this helps.
Kitty Nitschke thank you so much. She pees when she does wrong and we yell at her. Is there any way to train her not to pee every single time she gets punished
Discipline doesn't have to use yelling. Obviously yelling freaks her out if she runs away, right? If she's that sensitive then an authoritative, deep-voiced "no" would do better get the message across. GO TO HER when you discipline, don't make her come to you or she'll associate coming with yelling/punishment. Get a book on training, or get a trainer if you can afford it. There are a lot of simple, basic things you can do (that you aren't) that can turn things around.
I had same issue with a 9 month old puppy I found on the streets. All that I did to fix it was to simply not make a case out of it at all. So each time She was getting a "No!" or " You are not allowed to do that!" she was just peeing herself. I was simply grabbing the wipe and clean it off. As she was probably expecting me to yell at her because of that, she was taking that " OMG, what I done!" face, but I was smiling at her and telling her "Its OK! No big deal." pat and clean. In like one week she made it to not pee herself anymore and now when she gets "No!" or "You are not allowed!" she is just stating to "beg" for forgiveness, wagging her tail around me and rubbing on me. She still understands that "No!" is a NO. Hope this helps!
Oh no. :( I suggest keeping the training sessions shorter and making sure your dog has not just had a meal or drank from the water bowl, so only eating a small amount of soft treats, like boiled chicken. And working when its cool and not asking for the dog to jump too high.
Thanks for all your videos. I have taught my dog so much. He loves preforming all his tricks because of you.
I can’t even express how thankful I am to find this channel! 💗
Discovered your videos years ago. Glad to see you are still making them. They are great!
My dog gets so worked up when I watch your videos :D He is standing on the back of the sofa trying to figure out where this exciting voice is coming from!
Definitely going to try this. My dogs are brilliant and bored to tears with sit, stay, down, paw,... This will be fun.
WEEEEE!!!! That looks like so much fun!!!! I like the idea of using a frisbee to make your hoop bigger for a larger dog! Thank you!
I need to say this 1. You're AWESOME!! 2. Your dogs are AWESOME!! 3. I'm going to be a dog trainer to, as awesome as you if possible!!!!!!!
Riza hariati I agree she is amazing! The videos helped me understand and train my dog better. I'm extremely grateful for all the Kikopup videos!
This is working great I’ve been using small carrot pieces and the dog loves it!!
Wow this is so helpful! I love this video so much!
Best tutorials out in youtube.
For anyone reading this: Activities like this are more than just fun party tricks. They build focus, impulse control, and the desire to follow the handler and a lure. They're also engaging, which raises our value around distractions. Keep up the good work, and they'll get it! You're doing great! 🐶❤️
Great tips all over your channel. Thanks! :)
He is so beautiful 💙💙 for mine they always say he is skinny but looking at yours I feel relieved
I used these steps and my dog got it within 30 minutes. Thank you.
I love the way u teach
Great video ! Love the excitement and fun Wish is having !! 🥰
awesome training technique so easy to train thanks
Awe thanks! :)
This was helpful. Thank you!
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lovely will try that, thank you
I love your channel ❤️ borders are so amazing! They're the breed I'm going with for my service dog prospect
Steph90 definitely! I will be taking all the precautions necessary and then some
Steph90 thank you! :)
But I appreciate the work you are doing continue giving us more vodeos
great channel, very useful tutorials. Thank you!!!
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Thanks for your video
I have a couple of questions and if you could help me with one or all that would be great.
Just a little background story I have a 8 month old puppy that I got at 5 1/2 months. She was returned by her previous owner to her mom and she was skinny and scared. When she came to me she just stuck to me like after two days but took a long time to bond with the others that she lives with ( I own her but I'm only 15 years old, so I live with my mom, dad and my two year old brother ) but has now bonded with them, she is very sweet, kind and hyper. So now the questions.
1. The biggest problem is that at her previous home she was not socialized at that crucial stage and now barks at everyone. (She shows a bit of fear but also excitement but no aggression besides the barking). When we take her to the dog park she will bark at the dogs when we arrive but as soon as she sniffs them she stops barking and just is really good and plays with them. So the questions is how do I stop the barking at people, dogs and visitors?
2.also she really likes greeting people at the face and when she is greeting my two year old brother she tends to jump on him and he falls to the floor which is not good how do I stop her from doing that?
3.and one last thing, across from us lives a little dog who is fearful-aggressive towards dogs and one time he was loose and I was walking my dog and he attacked her full on in her feet (she was not hurt but is terrified of that dog now more that anything and goes full on crazy mode on him(barking))so can that get along (not play but just not the barking ) or is it a lost cause?
But thanks in advance for any advice:)
I have a boder collie and we have been slacking on dog training. she is a year old now, and I am gonna start training now. It's never to late right?
Great video !!!
Awe thanks!
I tried sitting on the floor with a clicker and bowl of treats once. I tossed one of the treats the dog ate it then returned and planted his face in the bowl of treats. Don't know if that makes him smart or lazy.
Seems like I may need to purchase a hula hoop... ;)
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Hi. I'm having this issue with my dog and was hoping for some advice. My 7 month old puppy is quite big and she wants to sniff everyone out on a walk. I don't mind that she is overly friendly but some people don't like dogs and I'm not sure how to adress this.
Good. I thaught my dog this same way but I could say "jump" very early, and then i introduced the second arm progressively from higher because it confused her a little. Now we got the hoop. We only need to make it higher now.
Thanks!!!!
you're welcome :)
Big question. My dog doesn’t like jumping through my arms in the hoop position. She is nervous. I throw the treat and then put the hoop position with my arms. She won’t jump through. Do you know how to fix that?
This is genius.
Please help me! My dog jumps ON my arm how do I fix this it’s so frustrating
What are you using for treats?
I can't find a video that teaches this trick but deals with the problem I'm having -- once I remove the barrier, the dog tries to go around instead of through. When the barrier is there, she happily jumps through. How do I get her to continue to go through without a barrier?
What brand of treats are you suing in the beginning of this video? :)
My Cogi used to know this trick, but now that she's old she kinda just scuttles through a very low hoop XD
What if your dog is skidish and is scared of things that make sound or move? Is there any way I could still teach this trick I am trying to train my 3 year old German Shepherd to jump trough my arms mind you I am only 12 and I really to be a dog trainer and I want my dog to be confident in jumping over or through things and I don’t know how to teach her to jump over things so she can jump trough things and over but yeah that’s a few problems I have with training the jumping trick
I suggest not using a hoola hoop but a pool noodle like in this video - ua-cam.com/video/6gIOlT_uJ54/v-deo.html first begin by laying it on the ground and having the dog walk over it, mark as the dog walks over it, then after a couple training sessions if the dog is confident you can lift it off the ground 2 inches. I would then really stay on that step for a few training sessions, this will teach the dog to really feel confident with the piece of equipment. If you go to fast and the dog kicks it with his back foot while jumping he can start to have a negative association and then feel nervous about it. So better to build up a strong reinforcement history with the equipment first with easy stuff before then using it to train other stuff. Also for dogs who lack confidence especially, if they make an error, just redirect the dog and make the training easier, dont tell the dog he is wrong as that can demotivate the dog.
Can you use a wall??
Yes thats a great idea if the dog is comfortable with that.
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What if you'r high enough and they ,just go underneath you'r arm
Hi. My name is Kylie and I shave a year and a half Shetland sheepdog. Well actually I have 2, but my younger dog Sadie, has a problem with peeing. Whenever she gets scared she pees and my mom wants to get rid of her. Also when she's scared she runs away from u and won't come no matter what. She's very stubborn. Pls if u have any tips on how to train her not to pee when scared and how to come when called no matter what so my mom won't get rid of her. If u know any ways plssss tell me before its so late
perhaps you should try to build her confidence with whatever things she is scared of. and kikopup has some videos on teaching a dog to come when called. You start out small, calling her in the house and offering a big reward for coming. Over the course of days and months, you will increase the criteria, practising in different locations and with various distractions such as people playing with your dog and food lying on the ground. Hope this helps.
Kitty Nitschke thank you so much. She pees when she does wrong and we yell at her. Is there any way to train her not to pee every single time she gets punished
Discipline doesn't have to use yelling. Obviously yelling freaks her out if she runs away, right? If she's that sensitive then an authoritative, deep-voiced "no" would do better get the message across.
GO TO HER when you discipline, don't make her come to you or she'll associate coming with yelling/punishment.
Get a book on training, or get a trainer if you can afford it. There are a lot of simple, basic things you can do (that you aren't) that can turn things around.
qwe1231 thank you so much. You r so helpful. I really hope ur helpful tips work bc I love my dog so much.
I had same issue with a 9 month old puppy I found on the streets. All that I did to fix it was to simply not make a case out of it at all. So each time She was getting a "No!" or " You are not allowed to do that!" she was just peeing herself. I was simply grabbing the wipe and clean it off. As she was probably expecting me to yell at her because of that, she was taking that " OMG, what I done!" face, but I was smiling at her and telling her "Its OK! No big deal." pat and clean. In like one week she made it to not pee herself anymore and now when she gets "No!" or "You are not allowed!" she is just stating to "beg" for forgiveness, wagging her tail around me and rubbing on me. She still understands that "No!" is a NO. Hope this helps!
super video ♥
My dog perked up at every click
When I keep on rising my hand she just goes under it
This is Shetland sheepdog or boder collie?
இÄŚȞĻŸŅ ッஇ border collie.
Am in Uganda ai want to be come a professional dog trainer
the dog is like oml im dizzy i want to sleep
He is Zion ? skipping with umbrella with his mouth ?
No, BUT I MET ZION! When I was in Denmark. A really lovely dog with an amazing trainer.
Dog Training by Kikopup
Thank you for your reply.
Your dog is really beautiful and amazing !👍❤️
Hi, is there an email i can contact you at?
My dog jumps over the hoop
My dog would just go under the hoop😭
The dog is tired
My dog had a bad leg so she wouldn't be able to do this
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I could never do this.
I’m very small and I have an 100 lb golden retriever
Very
Very possible for me. XD
My dog threw up after doing this for like 2 mins
Oh no. :( I suggest keeping the training sessions shorter and making sure your dog has not just had a meal or drank from the water bowl, so only eating a small amount of soft treats, like boiled chicken. And working when its cool and not asking for the dog to jump too high.
cheese is bad for dogs