Teaching a dog to recall ( come INSTANTLY ) when called. 100% REAL dog training.Part 3
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Video three in the series of training a highly predatory/hunting dog to recall under any circumstances.
This series shows real dogs, being trained in real conditions, to replicate the real issues that everyday dog owners face.
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(Yes, it says ‘God’ not ‘dog’ at the beginning - but she is - kinda!!!)
My spaniel would not recall outside(every time in garden or house)
Went and bought a long lead after watching this! 2 days of training and she comes back like a locomotive!!!
Over the moon 😊 😃
This video just helped me connect the dots that my dog’s recall became less reliable after I started rewarding check ins. Will stop doing that and see if I can get it back to where it was before, thank you!
this stuff works , and works well BUT remember people, he is very good trainer who has impeccable timing, persistence, and the little things he probably doesn’t even know he does. a master golfer makes it look easy…
watch, learn but do not get impss as impatient. this isn’t done in 2 days
He is a real Professional Trainer, he has had more dogs through his hands in a year than most have in a lifetime . His help saved my dogs life as she was a sheep chaser and a strong willed high prey drive ( lurchers) dog.
I love that beautiful dog! Great training ! Thanks.
Well done!
Just the information I need to work with my senior rescue Miniature Pinscher. I don't think Min Pins should ever be trusted off lead. However, this will help in getting him to understand that we are in this walk together.
Oh, and you are very correct in stressing how a dog reacts to prey is different on and off lead. Add in an animal, squirrels, sheep, rabbit,that takes off running and the dog could be long gone before it realizes you're no longer part of the picture.
Your videos are very informative thank you
Amen to this 🙌🙌
Wish I had this information 7 years ago.....my lurcher is usually pretty good on wait command....this morning in a peaceful park,for a change.....the church bell started.....bolted straight out of the park......lucky she ran back to the flat,neighbour waited with her....only 300 yards from the park.....and I live on a main road....thought she was going to be hit.....loud noise is a nightmare.....any advice,cross collie/wheaton greyhound lurcher....7 years old
Do you have a book? Your videos are amazing, your style, the real dogs everything, but I really enjoy tactile feeling of a book.
Thank you, my saluki whippet greyhound comes back
Don't weaken the response by rewarding every time the dog "checks in".
OK. That is something I needed to learn because I've been training for loose lead walking, but that's not nearly as important as recalling to not chase an animal, for my dog's safety and life.
What whistle for Labrador? Is it 3 sharp whistles for recall signal?
Hi my FAST high prey drive dog (similar to one in video) if I put her on a long line, she goes from 0-100 in seconds & then gets jolted as she reaches the end of her lead fast & doesn't come when called before then. I don't want her to injure herself. What do you suggest pse? Thanks.
When would you take away the whistle and add a command word
Hi (from Belgium), great content as always. Could you tell me what kind of treats do you use ? Thank you !
Loving this series
Great video! Is the whistle essential for this training or if the dog already responds to their name you can use that instead? Long lead looks great and I'll be picking one up.
What leash and whistle are you using here?
It's a pity the woke dog trainer's follow and learn from the master!!
Fantastic as always 😊
Mate, if you know anyone that can help a couple of 80 year olds with a nightmare lurcher (9 months old) with recall in the south east, can you post, yes it was a really bad idea for them, but we are where we are, they live south east Herne bay 👍🙏
Il try this with my cocker thank u
Jamie How long would you stay in this phase?
Does it work without treats.
what dog lead and whistle are you using?
Any will do
Looks like an Acme
Hi Jamie, I do "reward " a chk in with a "yes" but not food...my "yes" has always been delivered before the treat , so if dog head turns I bingo it yes and they return... they get a pat or play and sent on ...should i drop this? Cripes i teach this way.
Marking (“yes”) and rewarding (pat/praise) a non-cue’d response erodes the value of the cue.
Just brought a GSP..she’s two years old..she worked well for the prior owner (witnessed myself) I’m into the second week with her and I can honestly say it’s a struggle..the plan is to work her with my goshawk..she’s quit pulling on the lead,but as soon as the lead is off she is gone..she’s working for herself..any advice..cheers
Hi! New puppy owner here. I’ve never had a male Olde English Bulldogge. He’s jumping & biting me. He lunges at my nose. Please help. I just found you. I will be watching. Thank you in advance
Anything for a treat + whistle +treat +praise = recall , notice how the dog persists in wanting your treats and not you , you are the provider :)
Now do it with a patterdale
Take it you have never owned a patterdale, thier ears like to fall off when out
I’ve trained multiple Patterdales and their owners!
@JamiePenrithDogTraining i have a 1 year old patty and fair play couldn't wish for a better dog in the house and garden when out in woods shes on the hunt, she is getting better at recall and i been using same technique for a while now persistent will defo pay off
This video just helped me connect the dots that my dog’s recall became less reliable after I started rewarding check ins. Will stop doing that and see if I can get it back to where it was before, thank you!