How dogs learn | Proofing obedience with young Rottweiler 

In this case, watching paint dry is very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

Really helpful that you show examples with dogs that are still learning and not an example with a dog already trained! Thank you

On watching your video, its apparent that you are taking your time, letting her take her time and you both are enjoying the session. No pressure on having to prove to the world (camera) to get it right in a hurry! People ought to know that this is what true training is. It's not a mastery over dogs, but it's a team work for both human and dog to set up for success in the real world...

Thanks Larry I’m learning a ton - the calmness and the pacing , I had to watch it. Thanks for the opportunity.

Great video Mr. Larry Krohn, Can you please do more training videos, I like to learn a lot from you, Thank you so much for your effort to inform, to train us dog owners with your heart and love that goes along with it. Really appreciate your efforts. May God bless you and your family ❤️💯🙏

My pup is 10 weeks old. He's house trained, can sit, down, paw and wait about 3 seconds before breaking! This is a very timely video, he's learning quickly and exactly what he learns is now down to me. I love the fact you've reminded me to teach him to make good decisions, not just to do as he's told. Thank you.

Your proofing videos are exceptionally helpful. I appreciate the point about owners thinking their dogs are proofed and well-behaved and then realizing they are not in real-world scenarios. I have a 16-month old doodle and am going back to basics and working on proofing his stays in parks and with distractions. I started doing rally with him but a balanced trainer pointed out to me that his obedience is not where it should be. My doodle likes rally because it is motivational and fun for him and he seems obedient. Just want to say your guidance is just beyond helpful. Thank you, Larry.

I love these videos. It really helps to see what you do. I would watch these ones all day.

I came here from the Canine Conversations podcast. Instantly intrigued in your methods and approach to canine training and understanding the beautiful animals. We have a 7 month old female GS pup who I’m currently working on reactivity with. She’s got so much potential. Absolutely love how you take the time to explain the dynamics, the most simplest of things us humans tend to sometimes forget. Thank you for putting out the good stuff and doing what you do. Sending praise and love from all the way in Australia!!! This is a great video to even proof the “No” and repetition for a doggo that likes to chase cats 😂😂

this is genuinely so helpful!I've been struggling with proofing my shepherd like this around toys, his toy drive is high like this girls, maybe even more, looks like I need to step back to the basics!

Your vids are so helpful 😊 Thank you so much taking the time to make this. I learn better better hearing and seeing 💕

What i love about your explanation is that you treat her (Rudy) as an individual with a certain personality (playful, high drive) and how your main goal is to send her information through her leash and collar to communicate what you want of her. I feel so comfortable with the fact that you respect, understand her personality first and take it from there... She is not your 'target' to practice your methods and see if it works or not..

I love that you’re showing the beginning stages a lot of trainers do not You don’t have to stay over here every time since you put the dog in a down that means stay in that means over there but maybe you do always say over here when they break I just leave my dog right back to where I put it and don’t say over here or stay again, but that’s just me

Appreciate the details of drying paint! Ty

Golden words! 'If you want your dog to do a lot of off leash obedience, you got to do a lot of on leash obedience '....

this video was very helpful to me, I have a 4 month old English cream golden retriever so I love to watch your videos to help with training

my dogs favourite game is ragging (killing) her broken football, yet she can work right by a football match with burgers being cooked and footballs flying all over. Real world is where the proofing pays off. Great video Larry, thank you.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate that you take the time to explain it, and then show it. I really need to do this with my German Shepherd. You doing both, I feel solid in doing it myself. Take care

This is a great video it’s really helping me with Bailey! We have a lot of work to do !

Seen Peter Caine do something similar with a long retrieval.

I like that she use the marker word no telling the dog that is not the correct behavior. I also do the same.

What a great training video!!!

Fantastic lesson: I don’t understand why you did not use the “Leave It” command for this lesson? Does the “Leave It” command just come later in the training?

Underrated, awesome video

Nepopo+twc, for me is the best

Good info, ty. I use Nee not the word No, but I also work with a lot of dogs from the shelter. No can be a stressor, so can the word come, for that I use here. ty sir for posting

I coudn't hear, did you give a command when it was OK for her to get the ball?

Hey, I am following this whole FF debate and have a question. The same exercise could be done FF by doing small to tiny iterations of little movement, right? So, why do you teach it that way? With conditioning the "No". I think it is because you can't like generalize the impulse control, but I would really like to get your take on it.

I know you can’t read all the comments….I left one you answered about buying two siblings dogs… I took your advice I called the breeder and explained myself not wanting to proceed with two siblings however I still would like to have two bouvier’s I’ll get my basic training down with the one I picked. Once she’s ready I’d like to buy another wile she’s still a puppy. I’ve watched the video with the bouvier puppy and was wondering if you can give a recommendation to a bouvier breeder perhaps even if it’s the breeder that particular puppy came from?

Where did you get that long line?

Larry I know play is a reward! But getting a bit tired dog, they focus better.

.5, lol 😂