Really enjoyed the video, man! You broke it down into simple, understandable steps, and the editing showing you working with your dog with the voice over was great. No silly music distracting me, no weird editing and jump cuts interrupting the lesson. I truly hope you make more training videos in the future! Absolutely loved it and am now currently working with my pup! Thank you!
Hi Doomnoob, thanks for your positive feedback, great to hear you liked the format of the lesson, I plan on doing more in this way, let me know if you have any puppy questions and massive thanks for subscribing ;)
Best Dog I’d love to see a video on how to train your dog to play Fetch. My dog, who is around one and half years old, is very high energy and loves to chase balls when I throw it, but she either gets bored of it after a couple throws or tries to turn it into a game of chase where she only runs away from me(I don’t chase her, much to her disappointment). So fetch or another game I can play with her to burn off her over abundance of energy. Thank you! Can’t wait to see more videos
@@Doomnoob Hi, I'll put that on the list and a quick thing about chasing a ball is if the dog is getting bored from it after 3 throws only do 2 and let her sniff etc, we need to use those games as reinforcers and I never let the dog have enough of a game, I always stop before they want to, this way I have a more effective reinforcer to use the next time. The way I teach a dog who isn't into fetch is I use a ball on a rope and play some gently tug, letting the dog win and then moving away, when the dog comes back with the ball/rope tug we play tug again, then you can build in a drop and throw the ball away, when the dog brings the ball/tug back to you that starts the game of tug! I find sniffing a much better for of mental exercise for pups, a great idea is if they like their food, you scatter one meal a day in the grass and let them find it all, doing this for 10-20 minutes is like a 40 minute walk! Hope this helps for the meantime ;)
Your videos are very clear and straight to the point. Please post more when available. I love watching. You’re very talented! Keep up your spectacular work!
Very Good! Really like how the instruction is broken down into “parts” or “steps”. Very solid info. You should have way more views and engagement. When’s the next vid?
Thanks so much, next videos will be coming soon, just released a new harness so we have been busy getting that out into the world, I'll be working on more videos asap! Thanks for all your positive feedback, very appreciated.
awesome breakdown!! Enjoyed this as well as all your other videos! keep'em coming please!
Thanks Rasheed, really appreciate you taking the time to comment and hope you are having success training your pup.
Really enjoyed the video, man! You broke it down into simple, understandable steps, and the editing showing you working with your dog with the voice over was great. No silly music distracting me, no weird editing and jump cuts interrupting the lesson. I truly hope you make more training videos in the future! Absolutely loved it and am now currently working with my pup! Thank you!
Hi Doomnoob, thanks for your positive feedback, great to hear you liked the format of the lesson, I plan on doing more in this way, let me know if you have any puppy questions and massive thanks for subscribing ;)
Best Dog I’d love to see a video on how to train your dog to play Fetch. My dog, who is around one and half years old, is very high energy and loves to chase balls when I throw it, but she either gets bored of it after a couple throws or tries to turn it into a game of chase where she only runs away from me(I don’t chase her, much to her disappointment). So fetch or another game I can play with her to burn off her over abundance of energy. Thank you! Can’t wait to see more videos
@@Doomnoob Hi, I'll put that on the list and a quick thing about chasing a ball is if the dog is getting bored from it after 3 throws only do 2 and let her sniff etc, we need to use those games as reinforcers and I never let the dog have enough of a game, I always stop before they want to, this way I have a more effective reinforcer to use the next time.
The way I teach a dog who isn't into fetch is I use a ball on a rope and play some gently tug, letting the dog win and then moving away, when the dog comes back with the ball/rope tug we play tug again, then you can build in a drop and throw the ball away, when the dog brings the ball/tug back to you that starts the game of tug!
I find sniffing a much better for of mental exercise for pups, a great idea is if they like their food, you scatter one meal a day in the grass and let them find it all, doing this for 10-20 minutes is like a 40 minute walk!
Hope this helps for the meantime ;)
Best Dog thank you! I’ll start trying that!
Your videos are very clear and straight to the point. Please post more when available. I love watching. You’re very talented! Keep up your spectacular work!
Thank you so much Cindy, your words of encouragement are very much appreciated ;)
Fab video x really enjoyed it. Easy to follow along all the steps. Really looking forward to implementing now!
Pawfessional Pet Services thanks, very happy you enjoyed it ;)
bestest recall tutorial video !!!
Thank you for your positive comment, happy you enjoyed the video
Fab vid. My puppies are gradually learning.
Thanks for your kind comment, have fun training this with your puppies ;)
Can u please do a tutorial teaching how to train dogs to drop items? My 2 pups love to chew anything up and often take socks from clothes baskets
Yes, thats a great idea, drop is a vital behaviour for playing tug and other games so I'll that to my list, thanks for brilliant request
Very Good! Really like how the instruction is broken down into “parts” or “steps”. Very solid info.
You should have way more views and engagement. When’s the next vid?
Thanks so much, next videos will be coming soon, just released a new harness so we have been busy getting that out into the world, I'll be working on more videos asap! Thanks for all your positive feedback, very appreciated.
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