Yes, Susan, please show us how you train a release. I LUV your podcasts - I learn so much about training dogs (and how to memorize poems - I wish someone had taught me that when I was in public school!).
Hi Susan - yes please to learn how you train the release. We are getting our first family puppy in 3 weeks - thank you soooooooo much for being here sharing alllllll of this gold. Myself, my husband and our kids 10 and 8 are absorbing as much goodness from you as possible. Thank you thank you thank you xxxxx
This was probably the biggest lesson I learned as a dog trainer when I first started! Thank you Susan for the awesome podcast ☺️ your analogies are always the best! And yes, a release cue focused episode would be epic!
I taught hold and drop on a table as a game whilst a pup. Then taught short retrieves on a leash. I teach everything like it's a game. I say "that it'll do" when ever I'm finished doing anything. Whether it's play, positions or commands. I don't teach tug. Love your channel Susan❤
Oj, Susan you are THE best!!! I'll tell you about all the people I meet with a dog about your UA-cam courses and smart solutions that you have. Thank you so much for everything you teach us🙏🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Begin with the end in mind" 💙The first thing I taught kids in gymnastics class and the first thing my kids learned in judo lessons was how to fall safely. 😉
Susan, yes please, show us how you do the release!! I've been working on it for a few months with other methods and so far he will still not willingly give back the toy. I love your attitude towards life! I'm a 67 y.o. who loves long difficult hikes, backpacking and (after my upcoming knee replacement) bike riding!
I just love how you find the examples to make us understand what you mean. I look forward to how you teach a release cue. I am absolutely struggling with that one (terrier who just LOVES to tug)
Please, please make a video of your release cue training! I have never been able to teach my dog that with the cookie on the nose approach, so hopefully I can have some progress with your method! Love your podcasts!
Susan you're amazing! LOVE LOVE LOVE all your videos. Please show us how you train a release. Although my pups will release, its inconsistent. I'd love to see how to learn and do it better. Thanks!
Such a good explanation of this concept. I like the poem analogy. I'm curious to try this with my own learning, but will use it in with my dogs too, of course. Also, I love your outros. So fun to see the dogs using the skills you have taught them.
Thanks to your great program: "Bring Me" my pup has an excellent retrieve and release! Thank you for reminding me about the back chaining and to start small to play BIG! Another great podcast, thank you!
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for the suggestion, in the meantime, here's a blog with the step by step: susangarrettdogagility.com/2019/08/gimmie-dat-tug-the-out-release-is-just-dog-training/
Would love to see your method of release. Would be so helpful at this point of my puppy’s training . Love your videos…working my way through them while we do crate games online.
Hi Linda, Susan published a blog on training the toy release a while back, here's the link for you: susangarrettdogagility.com/2019/08/gimmie-dat-tug-the-out-release-is-just-dog-training/
I would love to know how to teach my dog release. It's one of my problem when I play with her. She'll gave me the toy and will touch my hand with the toy still on her mouth, and when I try to hold on to the toy, she'll start to play tug again. She didn't want to give it to me anymore. 😅 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Susan 💙
So I need to 'bring in' a high value reward in sooner? While playing a game within H360 my dog Kicki has a tendency to not 'hold her sit cue'. It seems to help to indeed to 'bring in the release followed by something of value', sooner..So funny that whenever I encounter certain issues while doing the games, you seem to come up with the answer in the next coming video..I love these pod casts!
I’m in recallers but haven’t seen a video on how you teach the release. I now just let my hand go limp and say out and I let go of it and the dog does too most often but if I go to pick the tug up right away he will try and grab it again even though I have not told him to get it. So my fix is I just don’t pick it up right away after he outs it. I have been just not initiating that game again and do something else. How do you do this out training? Thank you,Terri & Guns Guns is 120 pounds Cane Corso who loves tug. I’m a 66 year old military retired lady who is 112 pounds. I try to be very careful with tug and this 11 month old puppy. Thanks!
I would love to know how to teach the release word, I made the mistake of short tugs and release, my dog thought no fun in that game and blew me off, so we are now having fun games with longer tugs, he likes ice-cream not broccoli as they say:)
...I would also be interested in mentorship. Particularly if I could be connected with other Recallers students who have trained their own service animals. Service animal training is so much more than average training and sometimes I just cannot phantom how to do the back chaining training for a given task I am endeavoring to achieve. I eventually get there on tasks that are super important to me, however I would really love to expedite the process by having a mentor who has gone before. A mentor, or a dozen mentors 🤞🏼, even if they don't need the same task I do, they have plenty of History with Recallers approach to training virtually anything. Sometimes my brain is really creative and my best friend. Sometimes my brain is easily overwhelmed and I just really would like to know who to call on to return my brain to its fabulous creative potential.
Hi @Tl Hunt, great question! Our dog's understanding of holding a position to stay, all comes down to our dog having clarity for release cues. Susan has a video explaining, here's where you can watch ua-cam.com/video/eUbR-nhs_r0/v-deo.html
Yes, Susan, please show us how you train a release. I LUV your podcasts - I learn so much about training dogs (and how to memorize poems - I wish someone had taught me that when I was in public school!).
Yes, yes, yes, Susan - please show me how to train a release. Thank you
Hi Susan - yes please to learn how you train the release. We are getting our first family puppy in 3 weeks - thank you soooooooo much for being here sharing alllllll of this gold. Myself, my husband and our kids 10 and 8 are absorbing as much goodness from you as possible. Thank you thank you thank you xxxxx
Yes, please teach a release!
Yes please! More about the getting the out! Thank you SO much!
This was probably the biggest lesson I learned as a dog trainer when I first started! Thank you Susan for the awesome podcast ☺️ your analogies are always the best! And yes, a release cue focused episode would be epic!
yes please show how you teach a release! This was a great episode. Really got me thinking about how I go about training my two dachshunds.
Please show us the release! We love your podcasts!
Yes, please! I really need to know how to teach my dog to release.
Yes, please. Your release cue method would be great to learn. Thanks!
I’d like to see a video that teaches the release “break”. Thanks so much. Alee
I taught hold and drop on a table as a game whilst a pup. Then taught short retrieves on a leash. I teach everything like it's a game. I say "that it'll do" when ever I'm finished doing anything. Whether it's play, positions or commands. I don't teach tug. Love your channel Susan❤
Yes teach us the release
Oj, Susan you are THE best!!! I'll tell you about all the people I meet with a dog about your UA-cam courses and smart solutions that you have. Thank you so much for everything you teach us🙏🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Begin with the end in mind" 💙The first thing I taught kids in gymnastics class and the first thing my kids learned in judo lessons was how to fall safely. 😉
Susan, yes please, show us how you do the release!! I've been working on it for a few months with other methods and so far he will still not willingly give back the toy. I love your attitude towards life! I'm a 67 y.o. who loves long difficult hikes, backpacking and (after my upcoming knee replacement) bike riding!
Yes, Teach us the release cue please
Yes please make a video on training a release
Yes Susan, definitely interested in how YOU teach the release cue.
I just love how you find the examples to make us understand what you mean.
I look forward to how you teach a release cue. I am absolutely struggling with that one (terrier who just LOVES to tug)
I would love it if you made a video on how to train a release!!
Thanks again Susan! Another Great podcast. I smile and laugh with your analogies. PLease please, teach how to teach “out” to our dogs 🐶
Yes, please do a podcast detailing how to train a release cue! I'd love to see that.
It's love to learn to teach release
Hi, I would love to see your podcast about how to teach release!!!
Yes for how to teach a release video😄
I'd love to see how you teach dogs to release. 👍
Please, please make a video of your release cue training! I have never been able to teach my dog that with the cookie on the nose approach, so hopefully I can have some progress with your method!
Love your podcasts!
Yes! My puppy knew to retrieve a ball from day one but dropping it in my hand nope!
Yes! Please add that video for us!
This episode = the best combo of humor and wisdom! Please make a vid on teaching the release. 💜
Would love, love to see how you teach release.
Susan you're amazing! LOVE LOVE LOVE all your videos. Please show us how you train a release. Although my pups will release, its inconsistent. I'd love to see how to learn and do it better. Thanks!
Such a good explanation of this concept. I like the poem analogy. I'm curious to try this with my own learning, but will use it in with my dogs too, of course. Also, I love your outros. So fun to see the dogs using the skills you have taught them.
Thanks to your great program: "Bring Me" my pup has an excellent retrieve and release! Thank you for reminding me about the back chaining and to start small to play BIG!
Another great podcast, thank you!
I would love to see how you back chain the release.
Yes! Release please!
Awesome information!! Thank you Susan!! Yes, please go over the release!! I think I got it, but always looking to deepen my learning!!
I would love to see a video on release/out
I would love to see a video on how you teach a dog to release. Thank you,
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for the suggestion, in the meantime, here's a blog with the step by step: susangarrettdogagility.com/2019/08/gimmie-dat-tug-the-out-release-is-just-dog-training/
Would love to see your method of release. Would be so helpful at this point of my puppy’s training . Love your videos…working my way through them while we do crate games online.
Great video. Thank you. Yes, I’d like to see a video about giving the break cue.
Would love to see how you teach release or finish tug of war
Hi Linda, Susan published a blog on training the toy release a while back, here's the link for you: susangarrettdogagility.com/2019/08/gimmie-dat-tug-the-out-release-is-just-dog-training/
Yes, release please
I would love to know how to teach my dog release. It's one of my problem when I play with her. She'll gave me the toy and will touch my hand with the toy still on her mouth, and when I try to hold on to the toy, she'll start to play tug again. She didn't want to give it to me anymore. 😅 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Susan 💙
So I need to 'bring in' a high value reward in sooner? While playing a game within H360 my dog Kicki has a tendency to not 'hold her sit cue'. It seems to help to indeed to 'bring in the release followed by something of value', sooner..So funny that whenever I encounter certain issues while doing the games, you seem to come up with the answer in the next coming video..I love these pod casts!
Thank you another helpful.podcasr!
Yes, please! How do you teach the release?
I do want to learn to release
Hi! I’d like to know how you train a release!
Hi Susan, how do you teach an out cue without a lure ?
" ... this is SECOND LEVEL FUN! WEEEeeeee! ... " LOL Lol lol lol!
Thank you! Your Bring Me program was a big success for us. 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪
How do I find the podcast on behavior and food?
I’m in recallers but haven’t seen a video on how you teach the release. I now just let my hand go limp and say out and I let go of it and the dog does too most often but if I go to pick the tug up right away he will try and grab it again even though I have not told him to get it.
So my fix is I just don’t pick it up right away after he outs it. I have been just not initiating that game again and do something else. How do you do this out training? Thank you,Terri & Guns Guns is 120 pounds Cane Corso who loves tug. I’m a 66 year old military retired lady who is 112 pounds. I try to be very careful with tug and this 11 month old puppy. Thanks!
Hi Terri, thanks for your note! Check out your bonus Tuggers module for Strong Tuggers in Recallers for help for the release.
Please, please please tell us how you train your release. Inquiring minds want to know!
I NEED THE RELEASE. // BAD
How to teach a release please
I would love to know how to teach the release word, I made the mistake of short tugs and release, my dog thought no fun in that game and blew me off, so we are now having fun games with longer tugs, he likes ice-cream not broccoli as they say:)
Please show me release & thank you
...I would also be interested in mentorship.
Particularly if I could be connected with other Recallers students who have trained their own service animals.
Service animal training is so much more than average training and sometimes I just cannot phantom how to do the back chaining training for a given task I am endeavoring to achieve. I eventually get there on tasks that are super important to me, however I would really love to expedite the process by having a mentor who has gone before. A mentor, or a dozen mentors 🤞🏼, even if they don't need the same task I do, they have plenty of History with Recallers approach to training virtually anything.
Sometimes my brain is really creative and my best friend.
Sometimes my brain is easily overwhelmed and I just really would like to know who to call on to return my brain to its fabulous creative potential.
How do you teach stay before you teach said I’m confused
Hi @Tl Hunt, great question! Our dog's understanding of holding a position to stay, all comes down to our dog having clarity for release cues. Susan has a video explaining, here's where you can watch ua-cam.com/video/eUbR-nhs_r0/v-deo.html
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Release. Please. Also a tutorial on how to pronounce "out". ;)
So funny Sidney, some of us on the team think it might be "oot" 😂
Yes, I would love to know how to teach release, please! 🫶