Starting early, using positive and playful reward is what dogs need and what people most often don't realize. We train Belgian Malinois for search work and use these methods. We start training as soon as puppies are old enough to show any interest - usually around 5 weeks - it's been wonderful for us and for the dogs and just so much fun. Creates a wonderful bond and real love! Thanks for posting this great video
For anyone wondering, yes this does work for American Akitas. My Akita puppy has learnt all the basic commands in the first few days after we got her :) Positive reinforcement is very effective, no matter the breed.
They are pretty smart w.r.t basic commands but they are super sly too. I have to almost non-verbally establish my superiority in just how i operate around the house to let the puppy know i'm in control. She is just 10 weeks old!
@@viky30j how's it going with your puppy? Does she need a lot of exercise and attention or is she fine to just sit and relax for a few hours while next to you?
@@EUU100 She is very mellow at home but she loves walks outside. I've noticed she is a massive napper(ofc, she is a puppy) but she definitely needs some workout/play everyday. The best part no matter how tired she is, she is always ready to head out. But, if i'm working she is happy to just hang out in the house and do her thing
Good luck!!! Tell us how it goes. They are the best pets. I didn’t get through the video yet or if he mentioned their prey drive but one thing I’d call out is high prey drive... so around other neighbor pets /small animals (cats, rabbits, squirrels, chickens) I would keep on leash. 😊
Thank you so much for uploading this video! This has to be the best and most effective one I’ve ever seen. Very very useful and you really describe each step so that even a child would understand! 👍🏻❤️ And you keep it simple and interesting all the way through the whole video.
Hey, thank you soooo much for this video, we have a boy Koba, 3 months old, and we were doing some wrong things in the training! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Getting my Akita on the 30th I’m used to dogs but this is my first time training alone however a lot of research has been done and I’m ready for it thanks to you guys!
So cute!!! These roly polys Really want to do right by their owners and they will follow you to the moon and back. Now you’re making me want to go get one again
I wish I would have found this when my Akita was 3 months old i have been really trying hard with him he is a American Akita and 8 months old now Java but I am going to be giving everything in here a try i really need help with leash walking he is strong and pulls
Excellent training tips! I've had 2 Shiba Inus and did a lot of these methods. They work! 😊 we just lost our beautiful Shiba to cancer last month. I'm hoping to get another this fall so I need a brush up. My cat was raised with her. Shuns was 3 when my son brought home a tiny kitten. They did wonderfully together!!! Now the roles will be revered. My cat is 9. How do you train a pup to leave it?
The best puppy training video I’ve found so far. Thank you for such informative and comprehensive content. I’m getting an Akita puppy next month and I’m going to follow this video step by step to train him when he is old enough. Question: When would you recommend start the puppy training? Is 8 weeks old enough?
Hey, I have a puppy right now, he's 12 weeks old. We took him at 9 weeks. I gave him 2-3 days to get accustomed to his new environment and started training him and he was able to follow my commands perfectly fine. 8-9 weeks old is perfectly fine, just make sure you give them a couple of days to adjust.
@@radeni thank you for this information. I am picking up my pup when he is 8 weeks old so maybe I should start the training at 9 weeks. Can’t wait to start training and bonding with him!
I have heard that you can spread butter or margarine on your hands to prevent your dog from mouthing because if they don't automatically start licking it from your hands you can direct them too by your own behavior such as balling up your fists so that they cannot get at individual fingers and by withholding all attention turning your back and collecting your hands to yourself so that they have to come seeking your attention and then when you make them sit or lie down or something and they do that then they get the reward of your attention and they get to lick your hand by then they will be distracted away from what they were doing before to this new thing.
I found this video tremendously helpful, I'm thinking on getting an Akita so I'm doing all the research I can. I do got a few questions, how much would it take for the dog to actually learn the behavior, teaching the dog on a daily basis will it Learn in two weeks? And how many times a day should I train the dog?
Great video and it's helping me in a lot of ways, but how can I train my puppy in an open space if I barely have a backyard and my vet says he cant leave the house until he is 6 months old? 🥺
@ Wow wow thank you for the most incredible helpful video I’ve ever watched..it includes all the basic informations that we should know ..could you do video how to make the dog like to get washed
I have an American Akita that we socialize often. But she is still shy around new people, which we want. But how do I let her know who is safe and who is a stranger. Thanks!
Is it normal that half the time Im watching this vid my mind goes ''such cute doggo''? I won't be able to focus to train my puppy if they're so cute wtf...
Yes it is! Akitas need socialization early on because if not, they could get aggressive to other dogs. This is because they want to defend you if they think the other dog is a threat
My Akita puppy just turned 10 weeks old and he likes to bite and attack everything. If I walk by him he attacks my calves. What is the best way to get him to learn this is bad behavior?
Erin Lemp i was l watching rebecca a prefessional dog trainer if he bites make a high pitch squeal it will remind them of when they bite a pup in the litter too hard so he should stop within time if it makes sense
QUESTION QUESTION (haven't watched the whole vid yet) : does this video applies to the american akita? cause i looked it up the difference between the two and although being the same race they are considered completely different (kinda) and i was just wondering that
I wish this video was around 2 years ago when I was trying to train my akita puppy. I got her way too soon I think(1,5 weeks old). Although we did some lessons with a trainer (she was doing fine in front of the trainer, but she doesn't always listen to me when we are alone). I believe that she doesn't respect me as her leader since I wasn't as firm as I should have, spoiled her with love. The result is a velcro dog with severe separation anxiety. I feel I failed her....
Hi I would recommend you watch some of Victoria Stilwell videos on UA-cam she is an amazing trainer and has a show called it’s me or the dog with great advice! Xx
Silly question about the height thing. I have a Japanese futon bed, and I want my dog to be in the same room as me at night, how would you approach this if you did not want to change the bed?
Mine I also allow on the bed and on the sofa. But he doesn't want to sleep there when I'm in bed. Just play a bit when I go to bed and when I wake up in the morning. When I lay back to sleep, he jumps off the bed to lay on the floor or his bed.
I'd say what you were thinking of doing, may be a bit dangerous, because you don't know what type of behavior the Akita will have, nor if there may be aggressive and possibly dangerous reactions. I'm not saying "don't do it", just, take precautionary measures to ensure your safety and the Akitas safety. Start slow, always pay attention to the body language. Train daily, but not excessively. Always walk the Akita on a leash. Ensure any and all contact with other people and dogs, to be supervised, introduced slowly, with you being right next to the Akita. It's just you, and the Akita - having a larger family may increase the risk of something going wrong, the Akita harming someone, and we don't want that. Personally, I would keep my Akita away from full contact with other animals, until I feel it is safe to start slowly, while I have a hard grip on the short leash. A lot of things can go wrong, even with a properly trained dog, regardless of the breed. But an abused Akita will require a lot more time and attention, like any abused dog... Even abused people require it. It's your life, your decisions, and always up to you. I would just be very cautious, always. Just like an Akita. And yes, training will work, even with an Akita that has 1 year left to live. May take more patience, and time though. Treats are the best motivation for any dog, unless they're moody in the moment. One last advice. If the Akita isn't listening while you're handling it, say no, leave it alone for about 15 seconds, try again, and repeat, until something has been learned. Because you're dealing with a fully grown dog, not a harmless puppy that can't defend itself.
@@gilbertandkarengonzalez2346 you recondition them. Replace the negative behavior with a positive behavior to do that find the what the dog is trying to get out of the behavior
I have to say - good training overall. However the only thing that does not work - magic belly rubs. It makes puppy biting 20 times worse for our akita. Any kind of dominating training does not seem to work. He also finds yelping rather a fun noise, rather an indication of our pain. However what has started working for us (at least for the past few days): immediate redirection to a toy or if the puppy is biting from frustration/over excitement - 30 second time out. Let me know if any other anti biting/mouthing is working for you. It's driving us crazy
@@Matt-gl5fj yeah the thing he is doing at around 29:25 mark is bad for the puppy and your relationship, you have to have a good bond with the dog already to force it down like that without freaking the dog out.
im not an expert, but what worked with my akita was only training them in 10-20 min intervals, only give them a treat 50% of the time unless you are teaching them a new trick and make sure you train them daily for atleast 30 mins, but every akita is different ofcourse with some being more stubborn and harder to train.
Trying to get 3 cats and an Akita cross Belgium malinois puppy all used to each other in same room . At 5.29 in morning ...bet even the top military dog trainers in the FBI cant do this
LOL! I am living a parallel life! I have 3 cats 2 indoor 1 barn cat. I have a GSD X CHOW CHOW 13y.o neutered male. Puppy is a American Akita x with Belgian Malinios that was removed from mom and litter by 6 to 8 weeks instead of the 12 weeks so she lacks dog social skills and being reprimanded by mom and litter mates what is acceptable and what is not. Positive REINFORCEMENT ALONE has not worked in my 40+ experience with high drive working breeds of which Belgian shepards and Akitas belong. I use positive reinforcement WITH OPERANT CONDITIONING. Hope you get and keep your maliKita with obedience and a happy sane dog.
@@dragonryderslair He seems to be doing really well , we had a little mad phase but hes chilling at the moment and missing his dad who is at work today
No issues with any breed of dog getting on the bed or sofa...however the key is do they get off when you ask them? First time, every time. This is my guiding principle.
Do you provide large bones & Toys? Question nine like the stuffed animals...they also chewed up my mom’s furniture so I’m probably the worst person to ask LOL
An akita bit me once as a teen actually only time i have ever been bitten by a dog and was my fault i took its food away and it didnt know me but they are great dogs
I use string cheese, just cut it up into 8th-4th inch pieces. My problem is that my boy will do whatever I ask if I have cheese. If I have nothing he just looks at me and plays deaf.
PeacerXer no no no no. u wanna start training it almost as soon as it gets home. by the time it’s 2 years old, it should know all mandatory commands and basic things. never ever train a dog when it’s 1-2 years old. u must train ur puppy when it’s young. especially with the american akita. just letting you know :)
Distract her from what shes pulling to. Turn around and go the opposite way, then go back. Repeat till she stops tugging at whatever she is interested in and praise her.
Timestamps:
00:00 | Introduction
03:14 | Treats
05:30 | Leadership
10:58 | Basic Training 1
11:20 | Sit
14:27 | Drop
16:10 | Stay
18:24 | Toilet
18:52 | Basic Training 1 Summary
19:34 | Basic Training 2
19:49 | Bed
22:49 | Focus
24:56 | Mouthing
25:11 | Stopping Mouthing
30:42 | Undesirable Behaviour
31:00 | Whining
32:20 | Jumping
32:56 | Barking
34:35 | Lead Training
40:28 | Course Summary
I'm doing these for my ease of use later. Feel free to use them as well.
This helped me a lot thank you
You the real MVP
Starting early, using positive and playful reward is what dogs need and what people most often don't realize. We train Belgian Malinois for search work and use these methods. We start training as soon as puppies are old enough to show any interest - usually around 5 weeks - it's been wonderful for us and for the dogs and just so much fun. Creates a wonderful bond and real love! Thanks for posting this great video
More Akita training videos please :)
For anyone wondering, yes this does work for American Akitas. My Akita puppy has learnt all the basic commands in the first few days after we got her :) Positive reinforcement is very effective, no matter the breed.
They are pretty smart w.r.t basic commands but they are super sly too. I have to almost non-verbally establish my superiority in just how i operate around the house to let the puppy know i'm in control. She is just 10 weeks old!
@@viky30j how's it going with your puppy? Does she need a lot of exercise and attention or is she fine to just sit and relax for a few hours while next to you?
@@EUU100 She is very mellow at home but she loves walks outside. I've noticed she is a massive napper(ofc, she is a puppy) but she definitely needs some workout/play everyday.
The best part no matter how tired she is, she is always ready to head out. But, if i'm working she is happy to just hang out in the house and do her thing
I love how this reinforces the training methods I like to use and also added a few new ones to the arsenal. I pick up my Akita tonight! :D
Good luck!!! Tell us how it goes. They are the best pets. I didn’t get through the video yet or if he mentioned their prey drive but one thing I’d call out is high prey drive... so around other neighbor pets /small animals (cats, rabbits, squirrels, chickens) I would keep on leash. 😊
How’s it been going with the puppy?
Thank you so much for uploading this video! This has to be the best and most effective one I’ve ever seen. Very very useful and you really describe each step so that even a child would understand! 👍🏻❤️ And you keep it simple and interesting all the way through the whole video.
Hey, thank you soooo much for this video, we have a boy Koba, 3 months old, and we were doing some wrong things in the training!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Getting my Akita on the 30th I’m used to dogs but this is my first time training alone however a lot of research has been done and I’m ready for it thanks to you guys!
Im getting an Akita Inu this Friday.Im so excited to see her (yes, it will be a female).Can't wait to train her
I'm actually 12 and I trained my dog because nobody else in my family wanted to do it and know I am training my sister dog💕☺
wELL DONE XX
this is the best training video on youtube. thank you guys.
Amazing presentation,very, very helpful. Thank you!
Great video👍We just got Akita puppy and its been very helpfull! Thanks a lot..
Sir, your teddy bear is moving
It is a dog
@@stellaholden2897 r/wooosh
@@stellaholden2897 he’s kinda making a joke
@@stellaholden2897 you don’t say
@@stellaholden2897🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
So helpful thanks
I am getting on in 2 years and I know it’s a long time of but I’m so excited 😊😊😊
So cute!!! These roly polys Really want to do right by their owners and they will follow you to the moon and back. Now you’re making me want to go get one again
Thank you for this video, I can really learn from it 💜🦋
Very educational, practical and certainly useful!!!
Thank you for this video. I’m planning to get an American Akita puppy some day and need to learn how to train him.
This is a wonderful training video. I have had a lot of personal experience, and I was able to take a lot of excellent ideas away. Well done.
I think my puppy is Akita . We are planning to get the DNA soon but looks like they look alike . I will try to do this training . Thank you !
Great video! Please upload more training videos for my Akita . Thanks
Fantastic dog training video
Thank you for teaching me how to train a Akita
Very underrated channel
I wish I would have found this when my Akita was 3 months old i have been really trying hard with him he is a American Akita and 8 months old now Java but I am going to be giving everything in here a try i really need help with leash walking he is strong and pulls
Excellent training tips! I've had 2 Shiba Inus and did a lot of these methods. They work! 😊 we just lost our beautiful Shiba to cancer last month. I'm hoping to get another this fall so I need a brush up. My cat was raised with her. Shuns was 3 when my son brought home a tiny kitten. They did wonderfully together!!! Now the roles will be revered. My cat is 9. How do you train a pup to leave it?
The samurai edit was hilarious 😂
I don't even have an akita or a dog but this is interesting
The best puppy training video I’ve found so far. Thank you for such informative and comprehensive content. I’m getting an Akita puppy next month and I’m going to follow this video step by step to train him when he is old enough.
Question: When would you recommend start the puppy training? Is 8 weeks old enough?
Hey, I have a puppy right now, he's 12 weeks old. We took him at 9 weeks. I gave him 2-3 days to get accustomed to his new environment and started training him and he was able to follow my commands perfectly fine. 8-9 weeks old is perfectly fine, just make sure you give them a couple of days to adjust.
@@radeni thank you for this information. I am picking up my pup when he is 8 weeks old so maybe I should start the training at 9 weeks. Can’t wait to start training and bonding with him!
Thank you so much for the advice
THANK YOU FOR THIS
I have heard that you can spread butter or margarine on your hands to prevent your dog from mouthing because if they don't automatically start licking it from your hands you can direct them too by your own behavior such as balling up your fists so that they cannot get at individual fingers and by withholding all attention turning your back and collecting your hands to yourself so that they have to come seeking your attention and then when you make them sit or lie down or something and they do that then they get the reward of your attention and they get to lick your hand by then they will be distracted away from what they were doing before to this new thing.
Excellent tips for everyone to use!!! 👍😄
Great video. I can’t wait to get my new Akita home.
Did you get one ??
Very nice awesome 😎 training in a few weeks I am waiting for mine new Akita puppy
What puppy food brand do you recommend for Akita pups? Eventually, what adult brand do you recommend for older Akita’s? Please thank you!
Pizza with ranch
Writing for myself
12:13 Sit
14:28 Drop
Thank you si much for your informations. I have an Akita Inu. It helps me so much to understand him and his nature. Since he is difficult race.
Hi awesome video
Where can I buy the treats that you used ? I looked in Amazon & I couldn’t find it
Omg! So cute!!
I found this video tremendously helpful, I'm thinking on getting an Akita so I'm doing all the research I can. I do got a few questions, how much would it take for the dog to actually learn the behavior, teaching the dog on a daily basis will it Learn in two weeks? And how many times a day should I train the dog?
Have you welcomed an Akita in to your life yet?
From what I read it would be like 1-2 days per command
Mora Akita training videos please.
Helpful and informative video thanks
Does this include american akitas?
Awesome vid thank you
Beautiful work great video
great stuff!
Thank you all of this will be very helpful 👌🏽
How has your progress been? Is your Akita good at behaving?
well thought out good system i like it.
Thank you so much for this! Can I teach the puppy “sit” , “drop” and “bed” on the same day? When he comes home for the first time
Took me about 15 minutes teaching him to sit and drop on the second day of him being with me
Not likely
Great video and it's helping me in a lot of ways, but how can I train my puppy in an open space if I barely have a backyard and my vet says he cant leave the house until he is 6 months old? 🥺
Did the vet mean leaving alone? If not, ask them for the reason, maybe your puppy has a disability or sickness.
@@StarLee_ noo, he said because of all the vaccines he has not taken yet, he should not be outside until then...
@ Wow wow thank you for the most incredible helpful video I’ve ever watched..it includes all the basic informations that we should know
..could you do video how to make the dog like to get washed
I have an American Akita that we socialize often. But she is still shy around new people, which we want. But how do I let her know who is safe and who is a stranger. Thanks!
Give your friends treats.
Is it normal that half the time Im watching this vid my mind goes ''such cute doggo''? I won't be able to focus to train my puppy if they're so cute wtf...
great information!
I'd like to see you do this with an American Akita😂
Great video, Coach! where did you get that exact lead? thanks I've been looking one for my puppy
Hello. is it better training an akita and golden retriever puppies at same time or better separated? thanks
Akitas are aggressive towards other dogs if they aren’t exposed to them early on.
Yes it is! Akitas need socialization early on because if not, they could get aggressive to other dogs. This is because they want to defend you if they think the other dog is a threat
Thank you so much 😊 🙏❤️
My Akita puppy just turned 10 weeks old and he likes to bite and attack everything. If I walk by him he attacks my calves. What is the best way to get him to learn this is bad behavior?
they learn bite inhibition when they stay with their litter, that is why 10 weeks is too young to take them from the litter
tehsojiro interesting, that totally makes sense.
@@erinflournoy599 iirc this process of learning bite inhibition in the litter takes places at around 10-12 weeks of age
I think there's a part about this in this video
Erin Lemp i was l watching rebecca a prefessional dog trainer if he bites make a high pitch squeal it will remind them of when they bite a pup in the litter too hard so he should stop within time if it makes sense
QUESTION QUESTION (haven't watched the whole vid yet) : does this video applies to the american akita?
cause i looked it up the difference between the two and although being the same race they are considered completely different (kinda) and i was just wondering that
@Fake Chinese. No the American and Japanese akita have similar personalities. This training video applies to all dogs.
Were getting anan Akita！
Congrats! ♥
me to when i move
Nice dog...
I wish this video was around 2 years ago when I was trying to train my akita puppy. I got her way too soon I think(1,5 weeks old). Although we did some lessons with a trainer (she was doing fine in front of the trainer, but she doesn't always listen to me when we are alone). I believe that she doesn't respect me as her leader since I wasn't as firm as I should have, spoiled her with love. The result is a velcro dog with severe separation anxiety. I feel I failed her....
Hi I would recommend you watch some of Victoria Stilwell videos on UA-cam she is an amazing trainer and has a show called it’s me or the dog with great advice! Xx
Victoria Stilwell in the dog training world is a joke. She was so bad with dogs her father refused to let her have one and he was a dog breeder.
Thank you
Silly question about the height thing. I have a Japanese futon bed, and I want my dog to be in the same room as me at night, how would you approach this if you did not want to change the bed?
👍😄😎. Like it ❤️❤️❤️
Love this. How old is the puppy?
Can your animal sleep on the bed/sleep on the couch when it's an adult/after it's trained??
Sure!!! They do take up a lot of room LOL
Mine I also allow on the bed and on the sofa. But he doesn't want to sleep there when I'm in bed. Just play a bit when I go to bed and when I wake up in the morning. When I lay back to sleep, he jumps off the bed to lay on the floor or his bed.
Im looking at adopting a 2 year old rescue akita that was abused. Will these techniques work even if it will take more time?
I'd say what you were thinking of doing, may be a bit dangerous, because you don't know what type of behavior the Akita will have, nor if there may be aggressive and possibly dangerous reactions. I'm not saying "don't do it", just, take precautionary measures to ensure your safety and the Akitas safety. Start slow, always pay attention to the body language. Train daily, but not excessively. Always walk the Akita on a leash. Ensure any and all contact with other people and dogs, to be supervised, introduced slowly, with you being right next to the Akita. It's just you, and the Akita - having a larger family may increase the risk of something going wrong, the Akita harming someone, and we don't want that.
Personally, I would keep my Akita away from full contact with other animals, until I feel it is safe to start slowly, while I have a hard grip on the short leash.
A lot of things can go wrong, even with a properly trained dog, regardless of the breed. But an abused Akita will require a lot more time and attention, like any abused dog... Even abused people require it. It's your life, your decisions, and always up to you. I would just be very cautious, always. Just like an Akita.
And yes, training will work, even with an Akita that has 1 year left to live. May take more patience, and time though. Treats are the best motivation for any dog, unless they're moody in the moment.
One last advice. If the Akita isn't listening while you're handling it, say no, leave it alone for about 15 seconds, try again, and repeat, until something has been learned. Because you're dealing with a fully grown dog, not a harmless puppy that can't defend itself.
The fact that you asked means you should NOT adopt that dog.
Muito obrigado.
My akita is only 11 weeks old but my god he is as stubborn as hell. Pretty nippy aswell so I guess i got a lot to deal with regarding training.
Did you manage to train
@@erronblack7640 i wouldnt say trained lol but his alot better. He doesn't nip but he gets over excited when he sees another dog.
From what age can you train him?
i have the same question
@@leothekidwiththedognamedsu6704 I am adopting an abandoned Akita tomorrow BUT she is 3 years old. Not sure if she is still trainable :(
@@gilbertandkarengonzalez2346 you recondition them. Replace the negative behavior with a positive behavior to do that find the what the dog is trying to get out of the behavior
@@gilbertandkarengonzalez2346 why did you get it that old then !!
ASAP ideally.
Thank youuu
Thank you so much for this video but I have a question, for how long should I repeat this training?days?weeks?months?years? Please tell me
3 seconds
Throughout the dog's life. With Akitas especially you have to make certain you keep your leader role.
How many commands should I teach her per day?
Confused me already, how we do lessons 3 4 first. What happened to 1 and 2
my puppy is super hyper so it's been really hard to get him to listen to my commends 😭
I have to say - good training overall. However the only thing that does not work - magic belly rubs. It makes puppy biting 20 times worse for our akita. Any kind of dominating training does not seem to work. He also finds yelping rather a fun noise, rather an indication of our pain. However what has started working for us (at least for the past few days): immediate redirection to a toy or if the puppy is biting from frustration/over excitement - 30 second time out. Let me know if any other anti biting/mouthing is working for you. It's driving us crazy
magic belly rub does not work for us either, he gets pisssssed lol
@@Matt-gl5fj yeah the thing he is doing at around 29:25 mark is bad for the puppy and your relationship, you have to have a good bond with the dog already to force it down like that without freaking the dog out.
Good vid.
So uh my akita just tried jumping on me and tried biting me.
So a quick pop on snooty put him in shape no akitas were hurt
Bleach the clorax bottle dang
You buy a dog and begin to train it...but I'm the end, the dog trains you!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Hey, could i re-edit this vid for you it's kinda hard to watch as is. i won't like change anything but i could make it much easier to watch
How do I stop my akita from eating my 6 year old brother? I don't have one yet but I'm gonna get an akita-pit puppy soon
was that an intentional mix?
No
It's too late. They're all gone
Well thanks
How do I get him to listen every time?
im not an expert, but what worked with my akita was only training them in 10-20 min intervals, only give them a treat 50% of the time unless you are teaching them a new trick and make sure you train them daily for atleast 30 mins, but every akita is different ofcourse with some being more stubborn and harder to train.
14:27
(just a reminder for myself to where to come back)
Did you come back?
Trying to get 3 cats and an Akita cross Belgium malinois puppy all used to each other in same room . At 5.29 in morning ...bet even the top military dog trainers in the FBI cant do this
LOL! I am living a parallel life! I have 3 cats 2 indoor 1 barn cat. I have a GSD X CHOW CHOW 13y.o neutered male. Puppy is a American Akita x with Belgian Malinios that was removed from mom and litter by 6 to 8 weeks instead of the 12 weeks so she lacks dog social skills and being reprimanded by mom and litter mates what is acceptable and what is not. Positive REINFORCEMENT ALONE has not worked in my 40+ experience with high drive working breeds of which Belgian shepards and Akitas belong. I use positive reinforcement WITH OPERANT CONDITIONING. Hope you get and keep your maliKita with obedience and a happy sane dog.
@@dragonryderslair He seems to be doing really well , we had a little mad phase but hes chilling at the moment and missing his dad who is at work today
“Don’t allow the puppy to sleep on your bed”
My Akita puppy sleeping on my bed right now 👀
same-
Sometimes rules are there to be broken😏
No issues with any breed of dog getting on the bed or sofa...however the key is do they get off when you ask them? First time, every time. This is my guiding principle.
How to stop akita from biting ?
He is 3 months old
phanthira jindamanee He has to bite, use a toy to lure him to bite it when he is biting you!
Do you provide large bones & Toys? Question nine like the stuffed animals...they also chewed up my mom’s furniture so I’m probably the worst person to ask LOL
If I wore flip flops around my 8 week old Akita puppy I would lose my toes 😳
An akita bit me once as a teen actually only time i have ever been bitten by a dog and was my fault i took its food away and it didnt know me but they are great dogs
what can be used instead of beef liver treats
I use string cheese, just cut it up into 8th-4th inch pieces. My problem is that my boy will do whatever I ask if I have cheese. If I have nothing he just looks at me and plays deaf.
Rabbit ears or pig ears
How old is the puppy ?
How do I train the puppy when she isn't treat motivated?
I don’t have a dog myself but I’ve seen other UA-camrs just spend time with there dog. Like playing fetch with them or something they enjoy doing :)
How old should the puppy be till I can start training it?
I Will Say Around A Few Months Or Years I Think I Don't Know But I Guess 11 Months To 2 Years
If its an Akita, training should start right away when you bring it home.
Dawn Tan i think in my personal opinion train then at 2-4 months i have a n akita and we trained her at 2 months.
@@madelyntu4476 hi
does your akita at that age keeps on biting ? i try ti train mine that is that age but keeps biting :)
PeacerXer no no no no. u wanna start training it almost as soon as it gets home. by the time it’s 2 years old, it should know all mandatory commands and basic things. never ever train a dog when it’s 1-2 years old. u must train ur puppy when it’s young. especially with the american akita. just letting you know :)
Do you breed Akita’s??? Where are you located if so??
What age is the pup in the video?
How can i teach my doggo swim?
Throw in water
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@@rhshecuaje6959 That's how you teach an Akita inu to dive.
you can use a piece of raw bear meat and a huge tub filled with water.
We have a 4 month old Akita, and she pulls and pulls. How can we get her not to pull?
Distract her from what shes pulling to. Turn around and go the opposite way, then go back. Repeat till she stops tugging at whatever she is interested in and praise her.
I hear do not tug just keep firm grip until they release their pull. That is their reward to have the pressure release