This is something ive needed to learn 😭 i just got a puppy and he recently discovered he can bark so he barks at everything... i was doing the slight pull. I try the snapping next time
@@katt8906 try a key word too, like "heel" or watever works for u, avoid no or stop cus they're easily used n confused, so then eventually just the word will get them to stop😊💖🥰 wat kind of dog is it? I love puppies lol
This is a very good demonstration for when your dog is outside with a leash. Now, I'd like to see a video for dogs (especially little dogs) that bark excessively while in the house.
Man this guy just makes everything so darn easy and understandable. If you try to look anywhere else there's millions of debates on leash popping, he just says it straight. And it works!
This works for me when I started training my puppy, so hopefully it works on you. So when I getting ready to walk him, I take off his collar and have his leash and have treats with me. When he is calm I give a treat, then I put the collar on him when he stays calm. If your dog moves, don't put the collar on her, we don't want to reward that. And keep doing it until your dog doesn't react to you putting the collar on her and reward for not reacting. Then do the same thing with the leash. Now, this is the important part of starting off the walk. You get the the door, have your dog sit, and don't pay attention to her whining or barking, this will be difficult, and when she is quiet, give her a treat. Now slowly open the door, if she don't pay attention to you, close the door and reward her when she does pay attention to you. Do that until you have the door open. This is very time consuming, but it is worth it. When you grab the leash and the dog reacts drop the leash and wait until she calm down and reward that calmness. Do it until she is calm when you grab the leash. Its important for the very beginning of the walk to be calm, but I will stay sometimes you are going to feel overwhelmed but thats ok, you are learning as well. Now when you get out the door, its important for you to wait until your dog calms down and has her full attention on you, this will take awhile. What I like to do, is walk a little bit, then cut my dog from the path so he can focus on me and reward him when he is focused on me. I stop doing this when I notice that he's focused on me and then I start to walk he, But he take my pace, I dont take his, and I reward him whenever he looks at me, but I dont reward him when he starts bark or not listening to me, and I also reward him when he doesn't react to noise around him. If your dog doesn't pay attention to you, have her sit down and wait until she gives you her attention and reward her for looking at you. Make sure while doing this to have your dog stay on one side, if she keeps moving around, this is not going to be as affective. I also like to do is make my dog walk around me like in a circle then have him sit right next to my right side close to my feet and have him look at me and I reward him. And when you end the walk, make sure to have your dog sit down, reward that and open the door, do not have your dog walk in before you, if your dog moves from her place, go back make your dog sit again and try again. The goal is for your dog to wait to let inside your home. And I wish you good luck!
@@Mjo2028 what breed do you have? In my house dominance is everything. My dog knows that me and my bf are mom and dad and what we say is what goes. However we have a roommate and while they love each other she never corrects him so he kinda walks all over her and it becomes my job to tell him to bugger off. It could be a dominance issue of your dog doesn’t wanna listen to you and I do believe there are specific tips to switch those roles
dude I've only seen 5 videos in the last couple days and I'm planning on using each strategy with my dog. He's a good boy but needs more guidance and discipline for sure, I didn't know these things and I'm so grateful this easy to follow explanation is available
Yes! I enjoy doing this demonstration with students (I instruct at a balanced obedience school), because it really makes it clear the difference in technique. Such a simple thing, makes a huge difference.
Tom you might have just won my dachshund over. If he gets attention once people stop and ignore him he starts barking again. Thank you Tom I am going to try that ❤️😘❤️😘
THANK YOU. I adopted a 2 year old German shepherd angel about a month ago. He is my baby. Using a prong collar has changed my life walking around cars. Thanks for reminding me that puppy discipline is not being mean to hurting the dog.
I needed this. My puppy is starting to bark at people and other dogs. I know she’s a puppy and just gets really excited but it’s not a habit I want her to grow into as an adult dog
it bro You kill it One of my favourites was your Spartan entrance to the shepherd nobody could get out of the kennel. No bad dogs 💯 Top man. You, dog daddy, American standard and of course 1st508th Airborne Best GSD help …. Non disposable Thank you
But the dog chooses what he associates the collar pop with. So it might stop the bark in the moment but it doesn't teach that the barking is the behavior you dont want. He could interpret it as i get a pop around other ppl so other ppl are bad or any other number of things
This all just goes to show...society needs this for soon to be parents as well....dogs are like kids....we would avoid so much of societal ails negatively affecting us now.
This explains so much, with my late dog , he would always bark and i would always do the slide, until i eventually started the snapping bc he started to respect the leash more, damn i miss that guy 😢
It's always cool seeing the different ways trainers teach this🥰 the way I was taught, it was explained completely different n wit a different set of tools but basically the same thing lol, I use completely different words too. It's crazy how dogs r all so inherently similar, n that these basically work with every one of them
A little encouragement for everyone who has problems with their dogs: thanks to three "modern" dog trainers who only work with "gentle" training methods and who only rely on squeaky voices and treats, our dogs became more and more naughty, aggressive (to strangers and other dogs ) and no longer obeyed. For 1 year we have had a trainer who trains with the old methods. It was incredibly hard at the beginning - for the dogs and for us. They also train highly aggressive dogs that used to be a major threat to the community, and many of these are now superbly trained and socialized. But it is necessary that the dog owners really engage in the training. But we finally have well behaved, reliable dogs! And no, they are not scared or traumatized, on the contrary: they are finally relaxed because they have finally handed over the leadership to us! And it strikes us every day how many dog owners don't have their dogs under control like we used to.
I did this with one of my dogs and it absolutely did not work. No amount of corrections would stop her and she became aggressive and due to lack of my own resources and frustration, my friend who specializes in tough cases adopted her and she has been thriving ever since. The biggest difference was not having enough space for her, which he did. So she had free reign to get her energy out in a fenced-in field. I walked her all the time, but she was just not happy in an apartment. She was a mix of multiple breeds, so there was no way to be evaluating that as a possible issue until she was just too big and rambunctious. (I grew up with dogs, never had a problem training them, etc, but did always have full-bred dogs which is usually easier to understand by a precedent set by the breed)
My dog has such a problem with this. It's mostly my dad's fault because he never does anything to correct her. If anything, he encourages her. She constantly yaps at my husky for no reason. My mom and I make her stop, but my dad does nothing but say no very politely
I taught my dogs what 'speak' meant and then taught them 'quiet.' I use hand signs too and treats when they were first learning and now every now and then ✌🏼 This way I could teach them there are places that they can 'speak' like at a dog park but not at the neighbors off the patio etc 😁
Notice this dog's age as well. Teaching them when they're you g is often key to having a well behaved dog. Older dogs may require more time and patience.
I’ve been training for 40+ years and I don’t use FOOD, HEEL OR LEAVE IT…. A strange dog comes running at a mom walking her kid do you think she will yell LEAVE IT?
@@living2day617 I always give people this scenario, if I walk into a night club with $10,000 in cash and start buying every beautiful woman drinks and free food, will they follow me around? It’s like a guy walking with a bag of cheese and seeing a bunch of rats following him. A dog is to be trained by dominance/respect Love and structure with a lot of consistency.
Question…..what if your dog is going nuts in the backyard barking at dogs on the other side of the fence? I’ve even put 2 privacy covers on the fence so she can’t see but the dogs let her know they’re there then she goes nuts. She always knows they’re there. People bring their dogs to the fence then sometimes get mad because the dogs here go nuts.
Im not so sure about this. I feel like that sharp pulling might hurt their throats. The reason why dogs usually bark is because they're attention and focus is directed at something else like a squirrel for example. I've found the best thing to do then is to get the dogs focus back on you by making them use the working part of their brain and asking then to follow simple commands. Overtime if your consistent and doing it right they will learn to stop whatever they're doing and focus on you the moment you tell them to. Though every dog is different and you should always ask a professional trainer first.
My mom is disabled but her dog needs obedience training. I wish you lived close to me. Any chance you know a good coach that lives along the Gulf Coast in alabama?
If you know how to train horses. You know how to train dogs. If you know how to train dogs you know how to train horses. GENUINELY! I train horses and I can tell you right now I've seen TONS of this guys videos and everything I've seen is how you teach a horse. It's actually crazy.
Is there a tip for training a small dog who pulls on his leash who *doesn’t* eat treats when offered them as a reward? It’s hard to get his attention when people are around and he doesn’t want any sort of treat
Maybe he like toys as a reward try something that makes noise or a different kind of treat my little dog didn’t like treats at first I started to give them to her regularly just as we hsng out and now she loved em
Check out Joel Beckman..... he's a great trainer.... has many tips for puppy training. Why do we think we always have to reward with food / toys, etc?? Do you get a treat or a hug every time you do something right? 😅
2nd vid of this woman. Some people shouldn't own dogs. Dude, give up. its not getting through to her. I've seen this in people SO much. You explain till you're blue in the face, and they nod their head and say in that DUMB voice "duh, OK" then they proceed to do exactly the wrong thing. Can we just have a moment of self awareness as a species and realize too many of us have cognition issues?
You never do this to a puppy! When your dog is old enough to bark you capture the behavior and give it a command and then you teach quiet on command positive reinforcement no correction/punishment needed
Help. I tried doing a very similar training method but it doesn't work. When my Chihuahua is barking on the leash she doesn't care eif I put treats in her face, she doesn't care if I say leave it, she doesn't care if she's choking on the leash and would do anything to continue barking. Help
This is something ive needed to learn 😭 i just got a puppy and he recently discovered he can bark so he barks at everything... i was doing the slight pull. I try the snapping next time
Be careful with a puppy though
@@mlem7108 oh ofc! Fragile beings and light as feathers
@@katt8906 try a key word too, like "heel" or watever works for u, avoid no or stop cus they're easily used n confused, so then eventually just the word will get them to stop😊💖🥰 wat kind of dog is it? I love puppies lol
@@steph8703 a goldendoodle! A medium/mini one. Im not sure which lol.
Barking is almost impossible to train out.
People need to stop being scare of "hurting" their own dogs and start training them properly
This is a very good demonstration for when your dog is outside with a leash. Now, I'd like to see a video for dogs (especially little dogs) that bark excessively while in the house.
Let this little thing I adopted. The first three or years of her life someone had her and didn't socialize her
Leash can be on inside...
Man this guy just makes everything so darn easy and understandable. If you try to look anywhere else there's millions of debates on leash popping, he just says it straight. And it works!
Check out Joel Beckman.
Perhaps even better 😊
Just my humble opinion
People need to start doing this with their outrageous children
Done. Daughter doesn’t bark anymore.
So true
I yanked my kid he ain’t barking anymore but he also isn’t moving. Anyone know how to train him to keep moving?
@@luc02p 🤣
Mine just came with even more attitude. And now she mad too...thanks for the advice
Having her hold the leash and you popping it was such an intelligent teaching technique! Good job.
Man I wish I could meet this guy in person, my dog can't walk straight, heel, stop barking, pulling me and over all I can barely talk her places
Sounds terrible, better get to work on it then
@@iamaced479 I've tried, nothing I do helps
This works for me when I started training my puppy, so hopefully it works on you. So when I getting ready to walk him, I take off his collar and have his leash and have treats with me. When he is calm I give a treat, then I put the collar on him when he stays calm. If your dog moves, don't put the collar on her, we don't want to reward that. And keep doing it until your dog doesn't react to you putting the collar on her and reward for not reacting. Then do the same thing with the leash. Now, this is the important part of starting off the walk. You get the the door, have your dog sit, and don't pay attention to her whining or barking, this will be difficult, and when she is quiet, give her a treat. Now slowly open the door, if she don't pay attention to you, close the door and reward her when she does pay attention to you. Do that until you have the door open. This is very time consuming, but it is worth it. When you grab the leash and the dog reacts drop the leash and wait until she calm down and reward that calmness. Do it until she is calm when you grab the leash. Its important for the very beginning of the walk to be calm, but I will stay sometimes you are going to feel overwhelmed but thats ok, you are learning as well. Now when you get out the door, its important for you to wait until your dog calms down and has her full attention on you, this will take awhile. What I like to do, is walk a little bit, then cut my dog from the path so he can focus on me and reward him when he is focused on me. I stop doing this when I notice that he's focused on me and then I start to walk he, But he take my pace, I dont take his, and I reward him whenever he looks at me, but I dont reward him when he starts bark or not listening to me, and I also reward him when he doesn't react to noise around him. If your dog doesn't pay attention to you, have her sit down and wait until she gives you her attention and reward her for looking at you. Make sure while doing this to have your dog stay on one side, if she keeps moving around, this is not going to be as affective. I also like to do is make my dog walk around me like in a circle then have him sit right next to my right side close to my feet and have him look at me and I reward him. And when you end the walk, make sure to have your dog sit down, reward that and open the door, do not have your dog walk in before you, if your dog moves from her place, go back make your dog sit again and try again. The goal is for your dog to wait to let inside your home. And I wish you good luck!
@@Mjo2028 what breed do you have? In my house dominance is everything. My dog knows that me and my bf are mom and dad and what we say is what goes. However we have a roommate and while they love each other she never corrects him so he kinda walks all over her and it becomes my job to tell him to bugger off. It could be a dominance issue of your dog doesn’t wanna listen to you and I do believe there are specific tips to switch those roles
@@secretaardvark679 My dog is a Border Collie, Husky, and Black Lab mix
dude I've only seen 5 videos in the last couple days and I'm planning on using each strategy with my dog. He's a good boy but needs more guidance and discipline for sure, I didn't know these things and I'm so grateful this easy to follow explanation is available
Awesome tip! I noticed I have done the same pull thing instead of popping it
When I saw it the first time it look like she got it. After the correction and watching again I can see the mistake.. He is great!
This was very helpful I was just trying to train my new puppy w a leash like that but it wasn't working very well I'm glad i saw this
I love this channel it helps me teach my dogs more basic behaviors cuz one of my dogs stuggles with learning the 'easy' stuff
Yes! I enjoy doing this demonstration with students (I instruct at a balanced obedience school), because it really makes it clear the difference in technique. Such a simple thing, makes a huge difference.
Such a good piece of advice Sir 👍 thank you
I needed this one thank you. I will try this with our dog
Tom you might have just won my dachshund over. If he gets attention once people stop and ignore him he starts barking again. Thank you Tom I am going to try that ❤️😘❤️😘
this gives me hope
THANK YOU. I adopted a 2 year old German shepherd angel about a month ago. He is my baby. Using a prong collar has changed my life walking around cars. Thanks for reminding me that puppy discipline is not being mean to hurting the dog.
Love the videos!!!!!!!
Can confirm this works. My mom used to do the same to me when I was little gremlin.
I was correcting my doggo wrong, thank you!
My dog keeps doing this and he’s getting strong so I have to get stronger and imma use this too
So great how u teach the owner how to handle their own dog instead of u handing it. So important . 🔥
I needed this. My puppy is starting to bark at people and other dogs. I know she’s a puppy and just gets really excited but it’s not a habit I want her to grow into as an adult dog
it bro
You kill it
One of my favourites was your Spartan entrance to the shepherd nobody could get out of the kennel.
No bad dogs 💯
Top man.
You, dog daddy, American standard and of course 1st508th Airborne
Best GSD help …. Non disposable
Thank you
This one short is the most effective
But the dog chooses what he associates the collar pop with. So it might stop the bark in the moment but it doesn't teach that the barking is the behavior you dont want. He could interpret it as i get a pop around other ppl so other ppl are bad or any other number of things
This all just goes to show...society needs this for soon to be parents as well....dogs are like kids....we would avoid so much of societal ails negatively affecting us now.
This explains so much, with my late dog , he would always bark and i would always do the slide, until i eventually started the snapping bc he started to respect the leash more, damn i miss that guy 😢
It's always cool seeing the different ways trainers teach this🥰 the way I was taught, it was explained completely different n wit a different set of tools but basically the same thing lol, I use completely different words too. It's crazy how dogs r all so inherently similar, n that these basically work with every one of them
Yes sir! That is the correct way to use a prong collar.! Praise God for people like you!
A little encouragement for everyone who has problems with their dogs: thanks to three "modern" dog trainers who only work with "gentle" training methods and who only rely on squeaky voices and treats, our dogs became more and more naughty, aggressive (to strangers and other dogs ) and no longer obeyed.
For 1 year we have had a trainer who trains with the old methods. It was incredibly hard at the beginning - for the dogs and for us. They also train highly aggressive dogs that used to be a major threat to the community, and many of these are now superbly trained and socialized. But it is necessary that the dog owners really engage in the training.
But we finally have well behaved, reliable dogs!
And no, they are not scared or traumatized, on the contrary: they are finally relaxed because they have finally handed over the leadership to us!
And it strikes us every day how many dog owners don't have their dogs under control like we used to.
So easy! You say leave it and the dog will leave it!!!
Why didn’t I think about it before?
It would be helpful to see her with the corrected snap technique
I'm so glad she made you say "bark bark" who's training who?
So cute dog
Absolutely 💯
Dogs and people have disgusting behaviors because they get away with it. We need to be firm and confident. Not soft and scared
I did this with one of my dogs and it absolutely did not work. No amount of corrections would stop her and she became aggressive and due to lack of my own resources and frustration, my friend who specializes in tough cases adopted her and she has been thriving ever since. The biggest difference was not having enough space for her, which he did. So she had free reign to get her energy out in a fenced-in field. I walked her all the time, but she was just not happy in an apartment. She was a mix of multiple breeds, so there was no way to be evaluating that as a possible issue until she was just too big and rambunctious. (I grew up with dogs, never had a problem training them, etc, but did always have full-bred dogs which is usually easier to understand by a precedent set by the breed)
My dog has such a problem with this. It's mostly my dad's fault because he never does anything to correct her. If anything, he encourages her. She constantly yaps at my husky for no reason. My mom and I make her stop, but my dad does nothing but say no very politely
Thank you so much for sharing
I taught my dogs what 'speak' meant and then taught them 'quiet.' I use hand signs too and treats when they were first learning and now every now and then ✌🏼
This way I could teach them there are places that they can 'speak' like at a dog park but not at the neighbors off the patio etc 😁
Notice this dog's age as well. Teaching them when they're you g is often key to having a well behaved dog. Older dogs may require more time and patience.
Prong collar is suppose to.imitate a dog on dog correction just a slight quick teeth pressure.
Pop vs Pull = Flick vs Shove
“FreE TrAinING”
Why do people get pets they know nothing about? This guy is politely telling people how stupid they are without saying it.
What a fella 👍👍👍👍
I’ve been training for 40+ years and I don’t use FOOD, HEEL OR LEAVE IT…. A strange dog comes running at a mom walking her kid do you think she will yell LEAVE IT?
@@living2day617 I always give people this scenario, if I walk into a night club with $10,000 in cash and start buying every beautiful woman drinks and free food, will they follow me around? It’s like a guy walking with a bag of cheese and seeing a bunch of rats following him. A dog is to be trained by dominance/respect Love and structure with a lot of consistency.
Bruh Todd you’re mentally challenged or something
Ok imma try this
question: if a doberman puppy is barking and you correct them a lot, will they not bark as much when they are older?
I feel like I need to learn this, I need someone to put me on a leash and tell me to leave it sometimes
Don’t we all? 🙃
Question…..what if your dog is going nuts in the backyard barking at dogs on the other side of the fence? I’ve even put 2 privacy covers on the fence so she can’t see but the dogs let her know they’re there then she goes nuts. She always knows they’re there. People bring their dogs to the fence then sometimes get mad because the dogs here go nuts.
Im not so sure about this. I feel like that sharp pulling might hurt their throats. The reason why dogs usually bark is because they're attention and focus is directed at something else like a squirrel for example. I've found the best thing to do then is to get the dogs focus back on you by making them use the working part of their brain and asking then to follow simple commands. Overtime if your consistent and doing it right they will learn to stop whatever they're doing and focus on you the moment you tell them to. Though every dog is different and you should always ask a professional trainer first.
Please come to Manassas Virginia. My 100 lb dog and I need your help.
I do exactly that with my dog but she doesn't give a s**t. Stubborn so and so lol
Can you do this inside the home to stop the barking?
I would assume that psychologically there is some sort of correlation between the quick snap and the nips they get in a pack when they're out of line.
My mom is disabled but her dog needs obedience training. I wish you lived close to me. Any chance you know a good coach that lives along the Gulf Coast in alabama?
That lady could care less, what a shame.
If you know how to train horses. You know how to train dogs. If you know how to train dogs you know how to train horses. GENUINELY! I train horses and I can tell you right now I've seen TONS of this guys videos and everything I've seen is how you teach a horse. It's actually crazy.
All the trainers at upstate canine academy are just amazing. Glad for what they were able to do with our German shepherd
Is it pressure and then “leave it”, both at the same time, “leave it” then pressure, a mix of all three, or am I over thinking?
Dogs with strong personalities need an owner that can match that end of story! This woman is wayyy to timid to be owning a shepherd.
This is something I still struggle with lol
How do you train for if the dog wont stop barking, but isn't on a leash? Like my dog barking at cars that drive by while we're chilling in the house.
My dog doesn’t care about any pressure , she’ll just keep breaking or plain tugging
Same, he'll just choke himself
Try exercising your dog prior to a walk to help get some of that energy. Also, sometimes you have redirect at the very first signs of a reaction.
I saw that when she pulled the dog looked back at her and possibly nipped her but the video was cut
Does this technique work with a harness?
My neighbors need to watch these to control their annoying barking ass dogs
I don't have any skills at dog training but when I do this she will only stop for a couple of seconds. Then she starts packing again😢😢😢😢
How do you “pop” in limited space when they are pulling/lunging while barking?
What kind of leash and collar are being used here?
Similar to what women do when their man is checking out other hot chicks walking past 😂😂😂
"She goes bark bark"
Owners need training first. This is an awesome video.
Is there a tip for training a small dog who pulls on his leash who *doesn’t* eat treats when offered them as a reward? It’s hard to get his attention when people are around and he doesn’t want any sort of treat
Maybe he like toys as a reward try something that makes noise or a different kind of treat my little dog didn’t like treats at first I started to give them to her regularly just as we hsng out and now she loved em
@@cassthegrimm8522 I have tried toys as well, toys and noises don’t seem to work. I tried seven kinds of treats and nothing works
Check out Joel Beckman..... he's a great trainer.... has many tips for puppy training.
Why do we think we always have to reward with food / toys, etc??
Do you get a treat or a hug every time you do something right? 😅
Can’t do that if you have a dog that redirects….
Gosh, timing is key!
I've tried this with my dog, and it doesn't work, she just keeps insisting on barking
I always wondered how to pop the leash.
Seriously!!!!???? 😮
She is not saying “Bark, bark”! No no….she is calling the dude near you….she has a hare-lip. It is actually “Mark, Mark! How’ve you been, man!”
does loud music hurts my dogs?
We’re is this person at
What breed is this please?
What happens if the dog is pulling the leash and goes crazy and you can’t snap the leash? In that case I can only pull it?
I have a Belgian Malinois, and I soemtimes forget to snap it back and I pull it. But my dad reminds me and so It only happens every now and then.
Can I try this on my kid? 😅
The only pop it issue I see is when the dog takes off so fast that they are at the end of the leash. You can’t pop it then. Answers?
Where are you located
Google....... amazing what you can find out 😂
Me trying to apply these tips for my chihuahua …
How do i get my dog to stop barking in the house?
I hv a harness tho
But then what if your dog is so worked up she bites you when you do that?
Do you ever get anyone with any listening skills that actually snaps like you do when they see how you do it?
2nd vid of this woman. Some people shouldn't own dogs. Dude, give up. its not getting through to her. I've seen this in people SO much. You explain till you're blue in the face, and they nod their head and say in that DUMB voice "duh, OK" then they proceed to do exactly the wrong thing. Can we just have a moment of self awareness as a species and realize too many of us have cognition issues?
This guy is an excellent dog trainer
Training the dog is easy. Teaching the owner, not so much.
You never do this to a puppy! When your dog is old enough to bark you capture the behavior and give it a command and then you teach quiet on command positive reinforcement no correction/punishment needed
👏👏👏
What do I do when she is barking at me in the house
Help. I tried doing a very similar training method but it doesn't work. When my Chihuahua is barking on the leash she doesn't care eif I put treats in her face, she doesn't care if I say leave it, she doesn't care if she's choking on the leash and would do anything to continue barking. Help
Do you use a micro prong?
@@camluver414 no and it wouldn't work because my dog doesn't care if she's showing really bad she wants to pull me inside because she hates walks