Teaching a German Shepherd to not run out of 🚪

In this short clip I am working with Niño how not to bolt out of his dog run.
Step 1: approach the run when the dog is sitting.
Step 2: stop the dog from running out using some for of special pressure. Example blocking with your body.
Step 3: Once dog goes away mark with a “get it” and toss food into bowl.
Step 4: repeat.
Step 5: balance out where the reward is being delivered (GOOD: you feed the dog) and (GET IT: you toss food into bowl)
Step 6: Use the word “OK” to release the dog to come out of his dog run.
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[@kathrynbraun2073]

Bright puppy

[@travelcuriously1652]

I really hope you continue this series into advanced training. Your style of teaching is excellent and very easy for me to follow. I'm training a 5 mo old Lab and a 2 yr old GSD and am using these as a guideline. THANK YOU! And best wishes!

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Beautifully done Oscar. You clearly have a huge passion for dogs. Thank you : ) Hard to do with raw food though lol : )

[@EDog]

The best trainer on youtube!

[@aaronmeyer9431]

Love your training videos! Please keep them coming

[@samsonpius8520]

How are you Mr my name is Samson I live in Tanzania I ask may you come in our nation so as to make investment with I?

[@Ozzyhc]

In this video are you giving him their puppy food or their adult food?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Osvaldo Hernandez on this video I believe adult Royal Canin

[@Ozzyhc]

When would you recommend transitioning from puppy to adult food?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Osvaldo Hernandez I usually move to an all stages kibble around 7-8 months however I’m no expert when it comes to nutrition lol

[@Ozzyhc]

Really appreciate the help! You have really great clear easy to follow advice and videos on this channel and on dogumentary

[@brianolson7502]

How old is he?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Brian Olson he’s 5 months old