"I just want my dog to not spill my beer in the afternoon!" man I'm addicted to your videos stonnie! I've been rifling through them. Thank you so much for putting amazing content out there. Truly inspiring and helpful...
Waow, Stonnie I didnt know you were such a badass in 2013 :D You are my favorite trainer and I think you are doing great job making the dogs happy and obedient
Stonnie, You have amazing content. Clear and concise! I am going to find a professional like you but truly intend to use your content to build a base before he starts training in 2 months(He will be 16 wks) Thanks.
So good!--look forward to your next lessons! Do you have a video on teaching a dog to jump up in a truck or gator? My 7 mo. lab jumped out once and almost got hurt, thus, she will not get in or out by herself now--we have been picking her up and taking her out since. Chicken, steak, cheese thrown in or out doesn't work! Love your perspective on the ego vs dog-centric!!!! I want both--at different times!
How old should a pup be before having them jump as high as this dog? This is a good video for the larger Aussie Shepherds, they are very much like the Malinois, I think now I can get her better into the heel position I need. She 1/2 the time presents a head wrap and I was confused how to deal with it without discouraging her too much and this video should help a lot. Thanks.
I have 3 months old pitbull pup I'm training her without food and she is doing well it takes time but my question is can she be train to be a family protective dog ???? and if yes can you give me any tips tanks
When did this head wrap style of heeling become a “thing”. When I did obedience trials in the 80s, the dogs heeled looking forward, the way they normally walk. Until your video, I thought the head-turned heeling dogs weren’t trained right and were constantly begging for a treat, and the treat-training owner couldn’t fix it. It’s intentional?! Like what creature wants to walk forward and not look where it’s going?
I was just watching lesson 1 on the Belgian Malinois training. My Malinois will be 11 months old on Nov 1st... can I still implement the beginning lessons of your training or would it be to late? Thank you.
I'm not Stonnie and I'm learning here but I do train horses. You can *always* take a horse back to the basics and redo the foundation of learning. I'm pretty sure it works the same with dogs. Stonnie has a video on rehabbing a Pitbull, and I think you'll find an answer from him. Good Luck. I 'm have a 3 month old Mal and I'm *trying* to learn a lot here. Good luck!!
