How to Teach your dog Leave It and Take It - Safe and soft mouth

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Check out the video from Dog Star Daily (Dr. Ian Dunbar) about Take It and Leave It (although he calls Leave It “Off”)
• Off & Take it
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About this video:
In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training shows you how to get started TODAY to train your dog to Leave It and Take It, two very important behaviors every dog should learn. Teach them to take things politely from you, and teach them to ignore things they shouldn’t have. Use this as a gateway to toy training, and a wonderful part of puppy training.
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@mitchelloliver18 7 лет назад

Just want to say thanks for getting straight to the point with these videos , other channels jump around and then want to sell you a book

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Hey thanks! Glad they're helpful!

@ragnarok6799 6 лет назад

Zak George LOL

@Taric25 4 года назад

@@ragnarok6799, yes exactly!

@zuzanajelinkova3568 3 года назад

I like Zak, he’s got his style and it helps. I do love Sypawtico for the streight-to-the-point-edness!🤣

@ASMinor Год назад

In my opinion, this is a vital skill for any puppy or dog to have. Not only is it for safety (stop them from eating things, or chasing things), but it also helps to build impulse control. And it's so versatile, to help with many different behavioral issues.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 11 месяцев назад

For sure. It's one of the main things we teach in our Puppy Classes!

@allycarpenter2819 7 лет назад

Your videos are very professional.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@treshaunmurphy7212 3 года назад

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@foxxiangel6384 5 лет назад

i’m literally obsessed w you showing us from the dogs POV what saying gentle over and over every time is like!

@Investigativebean 6 лет назад

The “leave it” command is one of the very first command I teach. Living in a city, there are all kinds of nefarious items left around. It is also useful for teaching your dog to ignore your kitties.

@aina3387 3 года назад

Also helps if you have a reactive dog and you are trying to train them to ignore other dogs. My older dog is an alert guard breed, but if I tell him to "leave it" he does a lot better at ignoring other dogs. Before I trained this command he had no clue what I was asking when I was trying to get him to ignore other dogs, but once I trained the command, at least he knew what I was asking, and would comply sometimes.

@Ephem13 7 лет назад

With methods like these, I've been teaching my parents 7y.o. mini Australian Shepard to not snatch food from your hands and to not steal food from other dogs. The side effects of training like this have been amazing and the restraint she learned here has carried over into other aspects of how she conducts herself.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

YES! That's exactly why I love these exercises. Great job!

@SarahSkinnyJeans 4 года назад

Really?!?! 7 years. Old? I live with the dumbest dogs ever because their owners are lazy butholes who don't care about their well being. Sad to say but it's true. I don't really care to train them since I honestly have grown to almost hate them for their nightmarish behavior and because they're not my effing dogs but if this can be a start I would do it simply to get some peace and perhaps even make the dogs less miserable. I don't want to see. Them. Suffer at the hands of lazy owners but alas they aren't my. Dogs. I don't like big dogs. And it's not my. Responsibility to train them. I wish more. People would understand how much happier dogs are when they have structure like this 😢💯💞

@BeccaBuckLebowski 4 года назад

@@SarahSkinnyJeans Despite the old proverb old dogs can actually learn new tricks. I'd wish for you to find the motivation to train them a little. It's not the dogs, that are to hate, but the owners.

@SarahSkinnyJeans 4 года назад

@@BeccaBuckLebowski they are smart too. I know they are. It's just like blegh. Why get dogs if they are going to ignore them and leave them untrained. I have other things going on in my life. It's just exhausting. I'm sure the poor doggos at exhausted too

@BeccaBuckLebowski 4 года назад

@@SarahSkinnyJeans Did you have a talk with the owners about the issue? A civil talk, I mean, not yelling and fighting over it (no offense!). Because it seems to be quite an issue. And if you guys live together that sort of problem has to be solved.

@kimberleyh.2051 4 года назад

Recently discovered your videos and you have a lot of great tips for dog owners! The only one that I found so far that I would challenge is the "Leave It". Personal preference only, I wouldn't let a dog take an item after telling it to leave it. If the dog was to have the item after, I would use 'wait'. Leave it is something I use for items that are off limits like dropped pills, chocolate, macadamia nuts, unknown items on the street that has caught their interest, etc. Wait means it will be allowed to have it eventually. Wait I use to teach a little self discipline / impulse control. Wait to go outside, wait to approach their dinner bowl, wait to get into the car and as a result, when I say wait in a dangerous situation, they stop and wait and it prevents accidents from happening. Leave it has stopped them from picking up tainted meat pieces in the dog park. Look forward to watching more of your videos and have already been recommending them to people who have dogs or are in the process of adopting one!

@runawayfaeIX Год назад

I can see the usefulness of this approach... the training isn't too different or much more, either.

@kimhamilton202 8 месяцев назад

This is something I don't understand either, too bad he doesn't respond to why letting a dog take an item after telling them to leave it. I can't wrap my head around that one!

@gomezkabuki 4 года назад

I watch and apply your tips religiously. Thank you so much! Perhaps adding a patreon or paypal at the end for tips from thankful subscribers.

@lindamerrill928 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! I have a 12 week dachshund puppy. I started hand feeding her lunch and dinner today. For lunch, I said "take it" with each piece (or pieces) from an open hand. She also had to be seated and look at me for each piece. For dinner, about half way through, I started holding my hand closed and saying "leave it". After several handfuls, she would just sit and wait for me to open my hand and say take it. She also had to look at me with each piece. It was amazing to watch her go from agitation (because she was so hungry initially) to calmly waiting for me to give it to her. Thanks for the step by step actions. I'll continue to do this and transition to her "leaving it" when it's visible in my hand or on the floor, etc.

@lescocat1501 8 месяцев назад

Follow this guy, don’t waist your time anywhere else. His stuff works great.

@twitchiewitch1 4 года назад

I put my deposit on my baby right after his parents were bred. It's been months, I'm very close to bringing him home and the anticipation is killing me! I've always rescued adult rotts from rescues, this is my first baby. I've been watching & reading training advice for half a yr, I'm enjoying yours the most. You've answered most of my questions without having to actually ask them, which finding the answers to all my questions has been so difficult with so many different opinions and training methods. I've found that we're of like mind in approach. So I just feel compelled to say Thank you. 😁 Getting this puppy feels a lot like getting ready for a child. I'm so excited but very nervous too. I just want to do everything right! I've tamed and trained the worst of the worst adult rotts who've been abused and neglected, who could have easily eaten or maimed me....yet doing right by a baby frightens me more. it's strange.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 4 года назад

Makes perfect sense. Repair work is easier and more straightforward than getting a fragile, blank slate. That means screw ups are on you, not someone else. I get it; it's scary. Good luck! You've got a good attitude going in!

@harshranavat1496 3 года назад

Other people just teach leave it but you also teach take it I like that

@_l4m3n1g6 3 года назад

Randomly saw this. The attention detail deserves a sub for sure

@georgehalet8997 4 года назад

The way we teach "Leave it" at the shelter where I volunteer is not give a dog the item that they were told to Leave so that they don't get the impression that "Leave it" is temporary. This is relevant for toxic items. Probably mixing it up is OK once the behavior is learned, but I'd be inclined to teach that once Leave it is used, that the item is not offered until it has left their mind. You pack a lot into these videos and I am very grateful for all your awesome tips. Many thanks!!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 4 года назад

Hi George. Yeah, I get that a lot from other trainers. While I see that it's an intuitive approach, in over ten years of teaching it this way it doesn't really play out that way. I've never worked with a dog that didn't "get it" because I used the same food reward as the decoy, especially once we start to move into non-food decoys. They're a lot smarter than we generally give them credit for. Thanks for watching!

@georgehalet8997 4 года назад

@@SimpawticoDogTraining Thank you for taking the time to reply with your great advice borne of experience - I am so glad to have discovered you!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 4 года назад

Sure thing, mate! Thanks for commenting and sharing!

@jenniferjohnson1725 6 лет назад

We are bring home our first puppy on March 9th and I am beyond grateful that I stumbled upon your channel! This is just so much helpful information.

@lindafitak 2 года назад

What I love about your advice is that it is all based from a dog perspective, and not a human perspective. I just subscribed!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 2 года назад

Welcome!

@BMW_Boxer81 3 года назад

We hand fed our Boston/Pitbull puppy once with this method and he starting biting much softer towards the end. Excellent video!

@svampebob007 4 года назад

6:20 omg the editing killed me! great video!

@IamKelly-anne 4 года назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you! You explain things so well! Im so encouraged! We have An 11 week old English Bull Terrier and we began applying your advice on “what to do about puppy biting” when she was about 9 weeks and we have noticed a significant reduction in her intensity, she lets go very quickly when we let her know it hurts now and is mostly a lot calmer, one part there I couldn’t even walk around the house with shorts on because she seemed so fixated on biting everything that moved, but your advice seems to have changed this... i can see the energy we put in to her, is the energy we get back from her both in the long run and the momentarily... It seems she really is a reflection of my behaviour towards her in many ways, it’s very though provoking. Your videos have provided us not only with guidance on what to do but reason as to why it matters why we should do what we do, this makes a world of difference and I’m so grateful and so encouraged to put into practice what you teach! Thanks again you guys are amazing! 😊

@florina.d3322 4 года назад

Thank you so much I did take it for about 2 minutes now he knows that then I did leave it for about 4 minutes it worked thank you so much!! 😄

@SimpawticoDogTraining 4 года назад

Well done!

@asksash88 6 лет назад

I just adopted a sweet rescue pup who is 18 weeks old. Your videos have been an absolute savior!!! Crate training is going beautifully, he is learning basic commands like sit, down, take and leave it (thanks to this video!). The one thing I am struggling a lot with right now is his nipping/biting my hands while playing with toys. He is extremely gentle with getting treats/kibble out of my hands but when we are playing with toys he bites my hands. I have read many articles on this and I know he is in prime teething mode but I would love to know the most effective strategies to discourage it. I have read that you should not take you hand away but instead make a high pitched yelping noise to let him know its too much. This doesn't seems to be helping very much. We also try to always have a chew toy on hand to give him (which he loves) instead of our hands but he still wants to chomp down on our hands too. More tips for biting inhibition during play time would be great!!

@JL-tc3pf 3 года назад

Sounds exactly like my 13 week old Miniature Schnauzer no explanations in videos or books have worked.

@adeleleahy8330 7 лет назад

Awesome tuition.Thank you.

@mikeasebastian 3 года назад

Very good video! Very helpful

@MattGriffo 3 года назад

Your videos are amazing, thank you!

@bingothesmoothcollie7898 5 лет назад

Love the way you present so many techniques so clearly.

@cideon 7 лет назад

Great video! My Great Dane puppy needs more practice taking things gently as she grows and is developing her adult teeth. I will be sure to use your advice! How about a video for jumping and biting when playtime gets them all hyped up, including nibbles to your pants or the back of your shirt and sleeves?

@amystephens8606 5 лет назад

yes please - me too!

@s.l2741 Год назад

Me three!

@afrr13 4 года назад

Wow! This is super useful... Thanks Ian!!

@mrdoner3451 3 года назад

Amazing content and depth of knowledge brother!

@jakonaza 5 лет назад

Great video, thank you!

@lolangie3465 5 лет назад

I’ve watched a few of your videos and they’ve already helped me sooo much, definitely subscribing

@danielmaryakhin3057 3 года назад

Awesome video! Very informative and on point as always!

@nannermakuk 4 года назад

Best, clearest videos ever. Thank you so much!

@carolweaver8731 7 лет назад

This is gr8! im using this for my dog!

@crrimz 5 лет назад

You killed it. Thanks!

@tammylane9017 6 лет назад

Ian, your teaching style rocks. We are training a rescued pitty jack to one day be my personal service dog. You are training US by explaining the “whys” behind the techniques. And they are working so well. THANK YOU!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

Thank YOU, Tammy! Really appreciate the feedback!

@felizclassroom1805 3 года назад

Thanks for this video, my puppy learned the basics in a day!

@vvalle3318 5 лет назад

I love all your beautiful video they are so much fun and beautiful to watch cause I’m learning so much. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this beautiful video.

@karina_sk 4 года назад

Excellent video as always! Would love to see a video on teaching fetch!

@goddessrevealed-returntowh1845 3 года назад

Great delivery! great endings in all your videos. Very professional. Thank you.

@ianandlou5889 6 лет назад

New to your videos today, but wow, really impressed with your knowledge, techniques and presentation. Superb stuff, thank you so much! :))

@VanessaLeap 6 лет назад

Great video I love that you take it in slow steps

@ednichols4778 4 года назад

Great style for training. Getting a new Airedale soon, should be interesting.

@sassysally625 4 года назад

The little puppy is vibrating with energy! I truly appreciate your videos- they are informative, instructive, and doable. Thank you!

@midwifeyork121 Год назад

Great motivation to help my dog and I to work together

@roguewuulf 4 года назад

These videos are so good. Very well explained and love the demonstrations shown. Why anyone would dislike these videos is beyond me.

@carleyroyder3740 7 лет назад

These videos are superb! Thank you!! Gonna start teaching these to my 4 month old Aussie!

@jean-pascalwilson7392 5 лет назад

Very great videos man! Utterly impressed! I get goosebumps everytime i watch this guy cause hes so good

@marjoriejohnson6535 6 лет назад

Leave it and take it. Fantastic coverage of important skill especially for safe travels.

@johnkanino2579 7 лет назад

Great Videos ....Thank you for your amazing work, best videos ever....getting a puppy in just three days

@michaelusowski1368 2 года назад

Thank you for this teaching. Solid guidance for me and my new pawfectly wonderful puppy, Sadie von HoneyBear!

@jacielito 7 лет назад

Love your channel, great videos!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@ebryan6379 7 лет назад

Please do video on counter surfing. We keep empty ecept when taking or putting in oven. Golden goes to visit and gets food at friends houses.

@l.e.o.1127 6 лет назад

Very well done. Thanks

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

Thank you! Glad it's helpful.

@thatpacklife6935 7 лет назад

Can you train other people to not encourage bad habits in your dogs lol

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

OMG I wish!

@ballz6211 6 лет назад

I've been working with my dog and she listens to me pretty good. Will she eventually extend that to my family members or is it necessary for them to work with her also?

@adamm2716 6 лет назад

I keep a spray bottle, not for my dog but for bad humans loljk

@shane12345656 6 лет назад

the family should work with the dog as much as possible

@balsamkhalaf5498 5 лет назад

I need this for my family orz

@tylercat6 6 лет назад

HUGE help in training for therapy dogs! Especially given chemicals and/or pills anywhere! Hats off to you! Ya, hand feeding... totally worth it.... make sure you carve out dedicated time :) Admittedly had to hit rewind when you said that!

@amystephens8606 5 лет назад

Your videos are fantastic. As you stated, there is tons of conflicting advice out there but I love how you connect your training methods to love and logic - everything makes total sense. We are struggling with puppy biting but I think all the training around mouth control in addition to the ABI will help us. Thanks for your work!

@violachaapel-conley5356 6 лет назад

Learned a lot from your videos

@zhirsh 5 лет назад

Love your work!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 5 лет назад

Thanks, Zach!

@tinovalentine351 6 лет назад

just started watching your vids instantly subscribed. Thanks for the advice keep up the good work

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@gratefulMOMent 6 лет назад

Your channel is awesome!! Your sense of humor is refreshing. Thanks man.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

Thank YOU!

@michellemuller1554 5 лет назад

You are so awesome!! Your videos are sooooo helpful!!! Thank you :)

@SimpawticoDogTraining 5 лет назад

You're very welcome!

@feiwong70 Год назад

3:20 LOL. Super helpful as always. Thanks Ian!

@sondragrable7750 4 года назад

Thank you

@tonyrivas4545 4 года назад

Wow!!!!! Awesome information for my new baby Doberman thank you so much I really appreciate all your videos and all the information good stuff God bless you and yours always I'll keep watching!!!!!👍

@wolffram1 2 года назад

As a new GSD puppy dad, these videos are priceless. Thanks.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 2 года назад

Glad you like them!

@troyklk7734 6 лет назад

Just wanted to say thank you for what you do. Very helpful

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

You're welcome! Thank YOU!

@omalo3645 4 года назад

You provide great training for us humans! Thank you Ian! I wonder, since you asked, could you do a video on early signs of resource aggression? Thanks for all you do! Oma and Alo

@nannycameoma6238 5 лет назад

Hi Ian, you got this! I appreciate your practical and compassionate approach to dog training. Just got my pup 3 days ago and today we busted through the 'home sick stage' and started to really begin to build our relationship, I caught my pup, Alo, looking for me when we were in the backyard! The thing I wish I would have realized most on full day #1 is his need to nap. I took him out for an outing in the neighborhood and he growled at a 9 year old child who was being very respectful. He is only 8 weeks old, a shepard collie and usually a bit too submissive, (I saw his bio-mom step on him several times, she was very careless around him and his brother...) I went home and looked up how much time a young puppy needs to sleep, about 20 hours a day! I had played with him for about 4 hours that morning with only a few short naps. This was an eye opener that I wish I understood. You may have addressed this, and other important info about getting a puppy that I missed. Another thing is he came from a very quiet rural setting and I live in a city not far from an airport, the trucks, planes and automobiles are scary! I have been comforting him when it happens but wonder if I am 'babying' him? Finally, I feel confused in my attempt to be alpha, I am trying and have some things down. Tonight when he bit too hard too many times I said 'ouch louder' and turned away. He went silent and after a long pause I yawned and turned back to him, he licked my hand and stretched to get his belly rubbed, which I did. Any more on that? Alpha for Alo? I want to be amicable alpha.

@warriorofchrist9766 7 лет назад

luv your videos! keep up the good job

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Thank you, Pris. Will do! ;)

@laurenropella7793 4 года назад

Thoroughly enjoying your videos, and am already finding them SO HELPFUL as I train up our new 8-week old Weim...I couldn’t get her to DOWN until watching your video. This morning at breakfast, we got it using your technique!! Thank you!

@lauriehermundson5593 3 года назад

Thank you for all the videos Ian. Very helpful! I was wondering if youve made a video regarding car travel with puppies? I'm having trouble with a lot of barking and fussing during car rides. Perhaps you could help us find safe harnesses and the best mode of travel for dogs in vehicles. Thank you.

@kittenjewel1012 7 лет назад

can't wait to see the drop it video!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Here it is! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lDZpz448uMU.html

@OrochimaruChick 7 лет назад

Thank you so much! I have a half-mix German Shepherd puppy and she is to much snappy and will slurp everything that falls on the floor. Will definitely start the training today!

@larryzavitz3439 6 лет назад

Have been enjoying your videos. Thanks! Would love to see you do a video on making a rescue dog feel more comfortable with their new home. I recently acquired a female dog from a kennel and that's all she knew. She is so timid and afraid of everything. We have had her a month now and she is slowly coming along but its going to take a long time for her to get to know the real world out there. Thanks again.

@fjr4205 3 года назад

THANK YOU for this, it's so easy to understand and the demos (with text!) are extremely helpful!

@fjr4205 3 года назад

Tried this with my little dude today and he did super well! He's about to turn 14 weeks and we're still struggling with bite inhibition. Your channel has been a fantastic resource and has already calmed my nerves MANY times. I wish I'd found it on day one!

@AzitaSajjadi 3 года назад

Thank you for your fantastic videos. I wish I knew how to schedule a one and one appointment to help our little puppy with his separation anxiety which has made crate training like hell for us. :(

@francescazaccaria1482 4 года назад

Hi Would like a video on what to train day 1 of getting a puppy

@jacquelinegriffin1701 7 лет назад

your videos are helping me prepare for bringing my puppy home in a few weeks! thanks for the great content

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

My pleasure! Thank YOU!

@frankfurter8861 5 лет назад

Hi there, and thank you for all your videos! They are so helpful!!! I’m a new subscriber, and walker treeing hound owner, a 9 week old female. Can you please recommend a video that teaches us a reliable method for ‘come’?

@melissalangwell884 7 лет назад

Great videos! Very helpful! ! Could you do a video on training dogs not to rush to fence to bark at neighbor's dog. In my community we have shared fences. On one side my dog and their dog agressively bark and chew at fence when both are outside at the same time.

@florina.d3322 4 года назад

Thx I really hope it works for us! :)

@s.z.8904 5 лет назад

Thank you so much, Ian, for giving such precious advise. You are one of my heroes now. I have just practised this with my 10 weeks old Pomeranian and he understood within 2 minutes that crocodile biting is an unwanted behaviour. My 13 year old daughter watched and also trained our puppy in the way you showed us. She is delighted how well it works out. Here you have 2 new fans and followers from Northern Germany. Danke schön.

@michaelevandenheever1658 3 года назад

Simpawtico Dog Training has become my dog training bible. Thank you Ian for making these videos simple, understandable and bite size. I would like to know how one would go about reprimanding a dog to learn that a certain behavior is not preferable? How do you ask your dog to stop when there are guests around? And how do you teach a dog to settle quietly if they are not food driven? Is there a way to make their food more appealing to them without upping the anty of the food?

@gingerk7602 6 лет назад

Such great videos! This is something I've been working on with my almost 2 year old Great Pyrenees and there a lot of tips to make her even better! I adopted her from a farm only a few months ago so we have to break a lot of bad habits and teach new good ones. The biggest problem I'm having is how territorial of the house she is. We usually have to gate her off into a separate area so that guests can come in the house. And she does not like that! A video on guest manners and interacting with other dogs even would be helpful!

@tomchristie7459 7 лет назад

thanks Ian I've just watched your videos about harnesses and leads and you have really helped me with my dog and going for a walk. she used to just pull but know she's calm and trained.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Fantastic!

@modularcuriosity 5 лет назад

Best training videos on RU-vid by far.

@SimpawticoDogTraining 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@susanaseminario6273 6 лет назад

Loved your video! Will start training my 2 month maltese with this today :D

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

Great! Let me know how it goes!

@krystelmendozarincon6636 5 лет назад

Love your videos! Have a 9 week old Frenchie pup and today we started this session. after two meals he will now rest his head on my wrist patiently staring at the kibble in my palm for a good 5 - 10 seconds waiting until I say "take it". This technique works so well!

@rachellewellyn9062 4 года назад

First I want to say, thank you for your videos! We're getting our first puppy (the cutest Bernedoodle♥️) in about a week and your videos are making me feel much more confident. Secondly, would you focus on teaching them their name with the hand feeding as seen in other videos first before teaching take it? Thank you!

@nannycameoma6238 5 лет назад

This is a great vid! Thanks Ian! ~other topics: how to get my dog to ignore other dogs on walks, stop barking, stay off

@msdixie1972 6 лет назад

This has been so successful with our Shih-Poo puppy! Also your Kong video-thanks for the great training for us humans! 👏🏼

@SimpawticoDogTraining 6 лет назад

You're so welcome!

@valeriepagendarm6376 6 лет назад

I need help with puppy who is biting my hands . Also not jumping to greet would be helpful. Thanks for these wonderful and clever videos Ian.

@beckybaldwin477 7 лет назад

I'm so pleased to discover your videos!! They zero in on many of my concerns and are a great refresher for me. Bella is different from my other dogs that grew old with me. She is about 5 years old and has her own history. We are learning together! You provide such common sense!! Thanks so very much!!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

You're so welcome, Becky. Best to you and your doggie!

@patbest368 7 лет назад

Excellent video once again. I so wish you lived in the U.K. I'd be the first one to sign up to your classes!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Thanks, Pat!

@balwantpadaki2707 5 лет назад

Great video! Can you please make Video on ideal dogs for first time owners, who are working full time. I'm thinking an adult dog of a breed such as a grey hound, what are your opinions on this?

@jaclynmamer 6 лет назад

I would love a video about barking!

@timtownshend5343 2 года назад

Definitely the clearest videos on you tube to follow (and I've looked at lot) - really helping withy my extremely wilful Husky X GSD I rescued recently!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 2 года назад

Thanks for that! Glad it helped!

@murwill1 6 лет назад

I like this a lot I will do mine without a non reward marker , because I don't think that's necessary. If they don't get it right I just try again so they really are thinking . But with that said. I really enjoy your videos

@fennakootstra2835 5 лет назад

Wow prachtige site, leer er veel van dankjewel 🤗

@riptide211 7 лет назад

Great videos man. I hope you get the subscribers you deserve. Well produced with a great knowledge base behind them. I would love to see a video on helping dogs be more independent (ie. being OK with staying home alone). That topic has been a struggle with my pup Gordon (5 months). He's a dream in every other facet. Keep up the good work. Cheers!

@SimpawticoDogTraining 7 лет назад

Hi Sam! Thanks for the kind feedback! And that's an important topic, for sure. Check out the Kong video on my channel to get started with being alone, and I'll be doing more videos on that topic this year. ;)

@msdixie1972 6 лет назад

Check out his Kong video!

@tylercat6 6 лет назад

anxiously awaiting your experience on this topic. oxoxoxoxox