Bulldog Training Session | In Kennel Obedience Training Example 

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You are very welcome. Long lines are tricky to master!

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You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!!

You don’t need any equipment, I just have all that stuff because I have to do a ton of dogs every day and the equipment allows me to build basic skills before I take the dogs on adventures. With only one dog your whole training regimen should be built around getting out in the real world and going on puppy sized adventures!

What kind of bulldog is that? Old English Bulldog? Olde English Bulldog, American Bulldog? or . . . . ?

Olde English

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My American Bully is super handler focused...until he sees another dog,...or another person, ...or a cat,...or a leaf blowing down the sidewalk, ...or smells the 1/2 a plate lunch tossed out on the curb strip a block up and across the street. 😉🤣

Because boxers are in fact bulldogs lol. They are all like this

Once the gets to you, increase the level of engagement. You can use food or toy rewards and reward your dog for looking at you and engaging with you. Also use variable amount of reinfircement to keep yourself less predictable. If your dog never knows when the rewards stop he will stick around longer just in case. If you always give one treat or play one little game of tug, they will soon figure out that they have a moment to spare until the next cue and reward comes their way and check out on you. Once you have a solid engagement from your dog you should be able to teach him to disengage from you on a cue. Good luck with your pup

All owners are always trying to encourage loose leash walking, no? Did you notice what percentage of the time the Leah was slack during the video?

Yes, i noticed that. But my questions stand if u feel like replying some more? Its ok not mad at you.... otherwise i am left to assume its not important to focus on loose leash walking, but to just encourage it while teaching other things? It may be more complicated, depends on the dog, whatever... but these were my sincere questions above, esp for a powerful willful breed.... cause uknow he will pull like the dickens if left to own preferences.

@@NA-su3jk when Stonnie does his small challenges course it's simultaneously encouraging loose leash, handler awareness and pace control. He has mentioned it in other videos where he's encouraging the dog to be aware of his speed and changes his pace up so the dog has to speed up or slow down on the course to stay next to him. Boone doesn't look like he stable enough and has enough self awareness to be confident on all the obstacles so I imagine Stonnie won't introduce dramatic pace changes or expect too much handler awareness until the pup is completing the course confidently. But just through repetition and shared activities that awareness will be growing naturally.

@@zoeen5650 thank you for the note and for helping out Stonnie w his social media game.

@@NA-su3jk very welcome 😊 And to be fair if I had a bunch of gorgeous puppies and a property like that my social media game would be non-existent! 😅

It’s one of those things where you just have to try it for yourself to really understand. From a utility per unit of labor invested standpoint the clicker wins every time. Spoken words cannot match the effectiveness of a noise generator in terms of consistently relaying information in a clear and consistent manner.

That’s a video from my online course. A lot of my instructional videos are just me and one or two dogs because that’s a little more realistic for people who don’t have access to a facility like mine.

Out of the whole video, all you could come up with is a complaint about what I call the dog? People like you drive good content creators away from social media, which is why RU-vid has been taken over by shills and snake oil salesmen.

@@StonnieDennis I wasn’t complaining !! Just saying that dude is not a respectable word to use on dogs or people

@@keithfaulk1354 I agree. Think of this guy’s actual name “Stonnie”. Just saying that sometimes we have to consider how other’s view things. He sees nothing wrong with “dude” or “Stonnie”. Personally I wouldn’t call anyone either. I think he was quite harsh on you that you are driving creators away from social media, an over exaggeration. Everyone does need to consider the other’s point of view though. This entire video hit a lot of nerves because he didn’t have enough info on the case he was discussing even though he was using it as a spring board to discuss dogs “turning” and as I said in my main comment, he did not even mention dogs fighting one another leading to attacking humans in those moments. Humans cannot reach into dogs if they are fighting. As far as I can find there is nothing more on this event that has been publicly shared. This is not a good sign as people need to be open about a dog killing a human. Oh, and as a consideration on dude, many men love the term “dude ranch”, it’s just another perspective.