Is Your Dog Ready To Start Collar Conditioning?

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Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this video we talk about how to determine if your dog is ready for collar conditioning and how to introduce them to the collar when they are.
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@kypie1362 Год назад

I've never read a book so fast! ru-vid.comUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU Learning about his dogs and experiences was just the icing on the cake - bed this book through and through. We're working with our new pup and Brandon's advise was just what I needed. Wish he'd just come and train for me haha but it's good for us and happy to have this new set of tools to use on our pup.

@LouieMac2424 7 месяцев назад

i love how hes romping around doing the place command on his own while you talk in the intro 🤣

@StandingStoneKennels 7 месяцев назад

For some reason they don't sit still while we do the intros... haha!

@kmac2280 3 года назад

I don’t even own a dog yet, but watching this I can I learn to train beforehand and you make it so easy on how to train a trainer!

@accufab 4 года назад

My lab was exactly like Clutch at his age. A joy to revisit that 3 month old energy. Great job.

@coltentroy808 3 года назад

instablaster.

@jpstanton3223 3 года назад

Our SM is now 11 weeks and this video really is perfect for me to create a plan for the next few months and expectations. As always, thanks 1,000,000 times over!

@estebangarcia4921 3 года назад

Men that is good training session!! I just bought my training collar for my dog and your video, it really helped me. thank you!!

@vivienleigh4640 4 месяца назад

I had a GSD/Malinois mix and she was hilarious when I'd taught her to jump onto things on command. She quickly figured out that Mom for some strange reason liked when she jumped up on big stones in the woods. "I jump up - I get snacks" was her reasoning so she jumped up on every big stone she could find. After a while I got her to understand but it was so funny to watch her. I loved her to bits and miss her so much that it hurts.

@StandingStoneKennels 4 месяца назад

That’s a great story! Yes, dogs are super smart and learn quickly what behaviors earn them rewards! Losing them is never easy 🫂

@ernestcapbert7270 3 года назад

Love everything about you guys. So comfortable on camera, discussing things about dog training that I really want to know and you both seem kind. Awesome stuff

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@murrdawgsmurray1256 4 года назад

excellent video on collar conditioning. Thanks for making this process very clear. Clutch is a very smart, adorable Lab!

@fludrbywest3886 Год назад

My cookie is 13 weeks before I adopted her she had no collar training she is very skittish “labradoodle” but not bouncy, so much to learn 😮

@lolathesilverlabrador292 4 года назад

Great video!!!! I have a Silver Labrador named Lola that is 17 weeks and we just started with an E-Collar...keep the videos coming! The more you share the better and more successful I will be with my little or should I say big nugget! ❤️ Thank you! Have a great weekend!

@lolathesilverlabrador292 4 года назад

P. S. I’m glad you have a problem with a case of the wiggles too! 😂😬

@dogcarenow2523 3 года назад

thanks for watching the video

@danielgrandon2701 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Clutch is a cute puppy.

@OneFishHawk55 4 года назад

Great tutorial. I will soon be collar conditioning my now 15 week old GSP. Question, just before jackpot, it looked like Clutch did not want to leave the place board. Do you think he was associating being off the board with getting vibrated? I could see this happening. If so, what would you do to correct? Thanks

@susanhawkes2519 4 года назад

Floor equals feeling that new sensation so it's positive punishment to Clutch. Pup tried to hide behind his human when the vibration started to upset him. Then he considered going off the porch to get away from the strange, new sensation. Would it be better to wait for him to do something wrong to earn that new sensation instead of it randomly happening to him randomly in the middle of a happy session with his trainer?

@MrLepierce Год назад

Great video brother!!!

@BLACKFEATHERFITNESS Год назад

Smart lil dog

@162someone 4 года назад

Best video and answers many

@davebrandon7694 4 года назад

Will you continue to use the vibrate when hunting? Or is it as necessary?

@ppasha7126 Год назад

Is it up to the trainer to assign which feature on the collar to which expected action? if it's not, I'm not clear which feature to use to train which required action. Thank you in advance. btw. great job....

@brettharden1828 4 года назад

Awesome videos. Just found your channel a few days ago. Planning on getting a GSP soon. Heard in a past video that you guys were writing a training plan for hunting dogs. Have you finished it and if so can you add a link to it?

@RosiePartmann 3 года назад

Hey loved your video!! Just about ready to start using that for my 5month old. Question, what button were you pressing? The side one? So that basically stays in vibing until you hit it again once he’s on the bed? Thanks!!

@kurthoeper9887 4 года назад

Keep up the good work....

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Thank you and thanks for watching

@marshallxiong5839 3 года назад

YAWA QUESTION: I have a lab and he is about to be 16 weeks old tomorrow. He knows sit, kennel, and here really well. I introduced the shock collar yesterday when I got home from the store and he seems pretty scared of it. I am only using vibrate on the collar. I'm assuming that I should hold off on the collar? Is there any way to know when he is comfortable with the collar? Should I keep using the collar if he is scared of the collar? I dont want to form a negative feeling of the collar for him.

@sergiov4847 3 года назад

it’s a shock. no dog is going to be comfortable or okay with it.

@mariebeunaiche241 Год назад

Question. Could e collar conditioning be used on a 3 year old beagle/lab mix? Being of hound breed her hunting instinct is stronger than other dogs. Can I ever expect to train her for off leash hiking in the forest or mountains? Not to kill the instinct, just to have her return when I call her.

@ShaggyFo20 2 месяца назад

My pup doesn’t react to the vibrate like that. He shakes his body once as if he just came out of water and then nothing. I know he feels it cause he looks around wondering where the vibration is coming, but he doesn’t have a displeased reaction from it. He is more curious as to what it is vs it needing to stop. What do I do in this situation? He’s about 6 months old

@StandingStoneKennels Месяц назад

You may need more reps with training.

@WorldsBestFisherman152 4 года назад

When do you stop incorporating the clicker

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

When we stop teaching something!

@str82thepoint100 4 года назад

So how about play time with other dogs and socializing Clutch? Maybe that part is already done.

@Rifleman-xl9fp 2 года назад

Houston I have a problem!!! I tried collar conditioning my dog, started 5 months and he was doing good retrieving and now he’s six months old and when he’s bringing me stuff back he starts playing around. I’m trying to Correct him with vibrator !!! But he just sits by me and doesn’t listen to retrieve command anymore 😭Please help!

@mgl_outdoors8836 4 года назад

Whats a good treat for training ?

@KodyMurray 2 года назад

Their regular food.

@robin212212 4 года назад

Do you think short hairs have similar personalities/energy as border collies?

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Probably close, my expertises have shown collies to be a little softer dogs.

@johnnymaynard8302 7 месяцев назад

I notice you don't use a whisle is there any reason for that

@StandingStoneKennels 7 месяцев назад

We have a couple of whistle training videos like this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rzQYqgR9Rts.html but we mostly use collars on our dogs.

@BulletOutdoorAdventures 2 месяца назад

What am i doing wrong.. started collar conditioning.. and my puppy doesnt respond to the vibrate like it doesnt bother him.. what next?

@StandingStoneKennels 2 месяца назад

This is actually a good thing. In the beginning there shouldn’t be any response to the collar. This is something that is conditioned over time! We actually setup virtual dog training consults just follow the link! calendly.com/standingstonekennels/trainingvideoconsult

@larrygriffen2887 3 года назад

I have a Dogtra 2500 T&B. What is the best way to vibrate with this? There is no vibrate just stimulate. Thanks

@HansWick 4 года назад

Thinking about getting a lab as a family dog, no pedigree or anything, her parents are akc registered but that's about it. If I train her from the start, how likely is it that she could be a good hunting dog? Is it a 50/50 chance? I'm not paying for some champion hunting dog but I figured I would try and at least she will be more disciplined than some other dogs

@kalinabrown3034 3 года назад

I just got my dog and he is 15 weeks and I'm trying to train him. He wasn't trained at his old home. Any tips?

@jeremygonzales-lu5tv 8 месяцев назад

Hi can I train my puppy that's three months with a vibrating and beep collar

@StandingStoneKennels 8 месяцев назад

We recommend waiting to start collar conditioning until at least 16 weeks old after doing all of the foundational work first with positive reinforcement training.

@jeremygonzales-lu5tv 8 месяцев назад

Ok thank you I have got her to sit and stay my question is at 16 weeks is that too soon to use a vibrating collar some say no younger than 6 months so say sooner this im confused about

@stevefoley7345 2 года назад

How do you know the puppy is mentally ready for the e-collar?

@shug2795 4 года назад

Terrific vid!

@DanRichter 3 года назад

Watching this guy program this dog made me think about fortune 500 company training seminars teaching strategies to control humans in a similar fashion.

@spredmore8260 4 года назад

Can we use the MR on our 2 year old lab?

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Absolutely! You can get them on our website standingstonekennels.com

@spredmore8260 4 года назад

@@StandingStoneKennels Thank you! Will do.

@29buddylover 4 года назад

At what age should we start teaching “place” to our short hair he’s currently 10 weeks now

@rickyroten2410 2 года назад

So you turned on the collar till he got on the kennel bed and the vibrate go's off and he gets a treat

@StandingStoneKennels 2 года назад

Pretty much spot on!

@rachelwolf1208 Год назад

@@StandingStoneKennels So you start the vibration and hold it, as you ask him what to do, then only release the vibration once his behavior is compliant? I've watched some other videos, and I thought you only did a quick 'push' with the vibration at the critical second, not a continuous vibration. Am I understanding correctly? When you say "collar on" you've just pushed the vibration and have it going continuously until the behavior complies? Then OFF, and immediate treat? Thank you!

@Jeff-wt7wt 2 года назад

We have a yellow lab and he is biting everyone. All the time when he is excited. How do you use this to have him stop the biting. He has bitten my wife, me and my little girl. . .How can we stop that? We were thinking the e collar would help with this, but I can't find any trainings on how to stop a dog from jumping and biting.

@Corinthians--cb9dg Год назад

we have a 5 month old lab and she is a jumper expert and the nipping all in fun but can cause unintentional injury I'm wondering if this collar would work thanks for your question - everything excites her I'm at my wits end LOL

@rachelwolf1208 Год назад

I'm no trainer, but I think you need to teach your dog to 'calm down', only gets eye contact from you, attention from you, rewarded with a treat when the dog calms. During Petmsart's puppy training, they taught us to say dogs name, then "Settle" is the command. They don't get any eye contact, attention of any kind, not even speaking to them, until they do 'settle'/calm. Immediately, i mean immediately when they 'settle' we did CLICKER, while saying Good, then giving treat. Treat always came immediately after the click and very praise at the same time, with treat immediately following. Eventually, you start skipping treats (can just be their regular kibble, instead of expensive treats), with the CLICK only rewarding 'marker' with of course, "good" Praise, and/or pet/affection. Eventually, after many, sessions, using treats with the clicker, less and less, they learn the CLICKER is the 'PRAISE', OR "GOOD DOG" signal, (they did the right behavior you asked) they've learned to associate the CLICKER as Positive, a clicking "praise", in addition to "good"

@rachelwolf1208 Год назад

I always, ALWAYS reward my dog, when I remove it, with a HIGH VALUE TREAT, (not kibble, something better) and give lots of praise, belly rubs, eye contact, (me not distracted by other dogs, noises, but only focus is on rewarding the dog who wore the Baskerville, so dog always knows once it is removed, they have something really Good and positive to look forward to, as well. Also, never leave on the dog, for any long period of time, mostly just for training, I've not left it on my dog longer than 45 mins to an hour, otherwise, Petsmart told me, the dog would come to hate it, try to run when seeing it, it becomes a very 'negative' tool at that point. I started out with it only on a few minutes, then increased it just a little every day for 2 weeks.

@jacobham322 3 года назад

Is it okay if I start the ground work training like sit, here, kennel at 14 weeks for my lab

@brianjohnson326 3 года назад

Really, what have you doing the last six weeks. People, ground work should start the day you bring your pup home. Geeeeezzzzz

@LouieMac2424 7 месяцев назад

why not just use the stim instead of vibrate?

@StandingStoneKennels 7 месяцев назад

It depends on the dog and the situation. Vibrate can be more aversive to dogs than low levels of stimulation sometimes. However, when we are conditioning behaviors we want to use the lowest levels a dog will respond to and typically vibrate is enough to get their attention in low distraction environments.

@michaelangelogarcia118 3 года назад

How old is he here

@frostingfox8180 Год назад

You see in this video clutch gets afraid to leave the bed because of this training, a great example of why an e-collar shouldn’t be used as it can cause negative mental effects. A dog can easily be traumatized by even just the vibrate mode. My dog personally finds the vibrate more aversive than a low level shock and either one can cause a dog to become fearful and shut down their central nervous system and/or become more aggressive/reactive and unpredictable

@terriersman5 7 месяцев назад

Every dog is different, Same as how every form of training can be different. It’s very generalizing to claim that e-collars should never be used just because it can occasionally cause negative effects in different dogs. This could also be a case of not properly starting the dog on the e-collar, I know this happened with my Yorkie when I started her on clicker-training.. and instead of charging the clicker I immediately went straight for it (therefore freaking her out whenever the clicker clicked), though that isn’t the case for every single dog. Dogs are various, different, and adaptable. Just because your experience was negative doesn’t mean every single showing of e-collar training is bad.

@RichardBlazek-q8r Год назад

I know that you’re attempting to collar condition two entities dog and us but it seems that it takes forever to get to any point. Please, please more activity and less psychology.

@marybeverley4130 9 месяцев назад

All the training and the background is so important to do before you just throw the collar on the dog and expect him to do what you want. If you don’t do the starter stuff, you are setting your dog and yourself up for pain and failure. Just my opinion!

@DF-te2vm Год назад

Just talk to your dog without the socalled tools. Dogs are smarter than that.

@StandingStoneKennels Год назад

Thanks for watching

@rawrevelations2002 5 месяцев назад

Without treats (I use real meats) or when she’s tired of them I’m bloody from the teeth from playing, bruised & bloody from actual bites. And my hands are about to be ripped off from the jerking and pulling. She’ll just walk on 2 feet like a Mexican dancing dog the whole way rather than be loose on the leash. I’m exhausted. She’s smart. She’s on to the turn a different direction that worked like 2 sessions… now she just pulls every direction then bolts so when it gets to my hands it rips at them… she’s strong. Help

@StandingStoneKennels 5 месяцев назад

We would love to help you and your puppy more! This is something we can help you with via Patreon. It is a subscription service that will allow us to go back and forth with questions and training advice as well as see videos of your sessions. Please check it out here: www.patreon.com/standingstonekennels