Does Your Dog Struggle to Heel
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2021
- Does your dog struggle to heel?
Check out Adams quick tips to teach your dog the meaning of heel.
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I got a male German Shepherd (somebody didn't want it and was giving it away at 7months) I've never owned a dog or been brought up around them. I knew I had a massive responsibility to train and socialise him, (previous owner did nothing). I couldn't afford training, so I've trained him from watching these guys and Will Atherton. Don't blow my own trumpet often but he's 18mth now and amazing, he goes on train, bus, off lead. He's great with people and dogs.
It's all thanks to these guys.
Thank you, I've got a great dog thanks to you lot.
well done
The step back with the left foot and an energetic "Yes" is critical here. So many people I've taught this will either stand motionless and try luring the dog in position with just their arms or won't bring the energy to entice the dog to move with the owner.
Great video!!
Can't believe how big Leo has got!!! Gorgeous 😍
Thanks Nicholls, he is awesome and become such a great dog 😍
Thanks mate very helpful. I'll try this out but when my puppy sees treats he automatically sits down and won't move and muscle until I say break, even when I encourage him to come froward like you do in the video he won't move 😂I'll try this with the lead and keep going
Thank You, my dog will love this
This is exactly what I do! I’m also a dog trainer
My dog responded really quickly to this training thank you. By the way beautiful dog!!
I needed this! Thanks so much.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
Yes❤
This is actually super helpful. I’ve been trying to teach my pup, but it hasn’t been working well. Will try this way next.
Thank you for the info very helpful.
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Nice! Very helpful, thank you
This helped me
Nice heel training
Thank you when I walk my dog she is all over the place
This is actually a more easy way to teach a dog heel thanks! I'm gonna try this (:
You're so welcome!
I had dog that did it automatically to where it didn’t need to be trained, it was a big relief, wish I could say the same for my new dog but he’ll get it soon 😂
Any tips for puppies (12wk Staffy girl?)
Can get her to walk in heel on lead but only for a treat, she has no idea what the word means just when she sees the treat she’s there and will follow in heel,
Hard with her being so small to maintain that position with a treat walking down the street half bent over!😂
I swear it’s like my shepherd interprets a “heel” as a “sit and eat” hopefully he grows into the commands soon 😂
Oh he knows what heel means it’s actually the only command my puppy knows without me using my hand or finger to demonstrate that command. Sometimes he chooses to just not listen especially on walks. 😂😂
This is cool and all, but I’m 6’3 and my dog doesn’t even reach my knees and doing this is really uncomfortable
So we got that.. he will heal with a treat but he also eats my fingers.. so I'm gonna try a tube of treat and squeeze a bit at a time. I'm also struggling to get this heal once the treat is removed.
I got my 10 week old rott to heel like this
for a whole day? doesn't alway's or usually happen, dogs get fed up, annoyed or unresponsive or starts making mistakes when over trained, usually it's beter to go slow.
10-15 minutes sessions , multiple times a day. Instead of feeding from a bowl, hand feed their meals while training. Works wonders
Mhhh is it possible that i ruined my heel command? Do i need a new Word? Or is it just necessary that i train it your propper way and just change the body movement and stick to the word heel?
My heart struggles to heel too...
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What do I do if my dog is more interested in absolutely destroying my hand for the treat? She won't follow the treat, she'll just try to bite it straight out my hand and if it moves to far she stops. It's very frustrating but adorable, and I don't know what to do.
This is the very first thing you need to teach your puppy. It’s a foundation for training and is often called “no mugging the hand”. You put a treat in your hand and close your fingers over it. Show it to your puppy, let him sniff and lick your hand etc but do not allow him to get the treat. In a minute or two he will be puzzled and back off a little. Immediately click or mark that with a “yes!” And give it to him. Do this multiple times a day until he understands that he must WAIT to be given a treat, he can’t just take it. Continue to add time that the puppy waits before getting the treat. The puppy soon learns to control himself around food. Next you will add distance, duration and distractions and build that first behaviour into excellent “leave it” and “take it” cues
Dogs can learn this “premark principle” or “grammas rule” (if I eat my peas I will get ice cream”). Dogs can learn very well that in order to get a reward they must control their behavior. But this is a behavior that must be taught because it goes against their instinct to grab prey quickly before it gets away. The puppy isn’t being bad by going after your hand, it’s just following its instinct until you’ve taught it a different way of acting.
Please help! My dog gets bored with treats, after about 4 or 5, and is not interested in a ball. Praise is all I have but she actually does not like physical contact (she was an adult when we adopted her so not sure why she avoids being cuddled or pet. Belly rubs is what she loves). She likes to chase and be chased, so it's hard to reward her.
She's great on a leash, and wel behaved, but I'd like to teach her more. Where do we go from here?
Don’t free feed her. Use kibble in the morning to train. Get a professional dog trainer for one hour. You are the source of food. She thinks she is able to get her way because she does, because food is just there magically(if that’s the case). Know and teach her you are the source of food. Instill that in her.
I don’t even know what heel means . Is it sit ?
I'm confused
My dog just runs ahead of me and keeps jumping at me
The jumping is because your dog doesn't know the command you give him. It's exactly what he is talking about in this 30 sec video... lol...
@@Aswodel I've taught him sit and stay. Having trouble with heel
I love rotts, look at the attention span towards its owner
That leash is big enough to heel Manhattan.
My dog too dumb to realize that this action is an action!
Addhd
I thought heel meant wait.
Is this guy dancing with this dog? I could only see the video because I don’t speak whatever language this is
BOOM. Roasted
I don’t think this is helpful for miniature dogs as they can’t smell and follow the treat the same way due to the height difference
You changed the word. Lol cmon
Lol!!! This is not how you do it, dude has been watching to many videos. His little trick works with one dog but not all dogs. Mate you need more tools in your toolbox, break down your positions before you try and teach the heel. This dog lacks forward motivation into the heel. Remember heel position is not a movement, if your dog doesn’t know the position don’t take a step forward.
Where’s your video showing how it’s done correctly ?
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I'm not sure I know what "heewah" means either
Have YOU ever stopped for a second to think that you speak in a highly patronising tone?
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Prong collar works better.