MY DOG GETS ATTACKED! Stopping Dog Aggression In One Session?! 

Yes, that part was Brilliant!

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I could have, too, Will. You are an amazing man and so encouraging for dog lovers like me. I think we all want our companions to be happy and confident but lack the skills to help them. Love your videos.

Will is one of the few behaviourists who highlights different breeds, which I really enjoy.

Same here I am learning a lot ❤

What do you do if you don’t have a Sully?

Family members spoiling a dog/puppy and encouraging bad behaviour is exactly the reason why I used to viciously verbally fight with my family members to enforce a point that dog is mine and mine alone. So whatever I am saying and doing in regards to her is right by definition. Period. No explaining the consequences, trying to help people understand works here. People don't understand before really bad stuff starts to happen. So, there is my way and the highway is a best approach. At least in my situation in was like that.

I love how committed you are to making your doggy feel better even in the face of unsupportive actions around you from others. I’m sure you are going to have the BEST relationship with your dog. I LOVE Mr. Atherton as well as Victoria Stilwell. I spent untold amounts of hours watching that content and took Mr athertons perfect puppy course before I even found and brought my Aussie heeler girl home. The knowledge I gleaned from him as well as Ms Stilwell have resulted in her being so loved by everyone she meets she even recently sort of started a Wyoming Trojan war between McDonald’s and Burger King over who gave her the best treat. (The final prize was a whole 6 pieces of actual bacon…. Won’t say which place cuz I don’t wanna sit those embers lol) I really really hope you and your awesome doggy get to a wonderful place if security safety and happiness together. I know you’ll do it!!! It’s clear to internet stranger Joe much you love your pup.

Hello my name is Staci and I have a 4 pound Chihuahua and I just found your channel and I was wondering how much does it cost for you to train my dog

Probably all the positive only trainers disliking this...

Brilliant im going to this with my dog,ill let you know how it goes 🐾🥰

This is positive training though, despite what he's saying, he's actually demonstrating a very common technique that Victoria Stillwell uses and he's said good girl so often so I don't know why you view positive reinforcement with a negative perspective. It doesn't mean that you only praise your dog and shower them with treats, of course correction is necessary, no one wants a disobedient, fearful, anxious dog, but not along the likes of leash pulling, shock collar, hitting, laying the dog forcefully to the side. Positive reinforcement doesn't mean you let your dog get away with murder, not at all, not even laying in your bed if you don't want to, it's just about the way you achieve it, with cooperation and trust and leadership(yes, of course that too), or with excessive harshness, a bit of violence and really getting on your dog's nerves.

This made me cry. Seeing the change and weight come off her is amazing and her tail is lifted. We'll done Will and Bonnie ❤️

Have you seen Jason on you tube with Cane Corso, he has used Wills way of training with Bruce Wayne his dog what a wonderful dog he has got, x

Yes ! That is the lesson ! leadership ! Thanks for sharing that you got it ! so many times i'm discouraged because people just don't get it , but here you brought me back to hope . Thanks

If only more people were like you, wanting the best out of your pups so you can enjoy an amazing life together. Too many think dogs are babies.... dogs want treated like dogs.. ♥️♥️♥️

@@darrenburns16 they definitely benefit from being treated like dogs. My boys doing really well...he's also massive lol.

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Same! How do you use this type of collar??

The slip collar seems to work with medium and large dogs. Are they dangerous for small dogs?

Slip lead are good for all size dogs if used properly. He has another video with a pug that he uses a slip lead. They should always be high on the neck almost under their ears

Check her coming to heel when you said on me too. Love it.

I would train myself to say "I will definitly DO your technique" instead of" try". Try leaves room for error and is weak , "will do" is strong and confident . 😉

Thank you for rescuing the puppy ♥️

Be careful with a gentle leader because of the pressure on the top of their nose. They are a good tool just keep an eye on it!

That must feel so rewarding!

@squishmallowenjoyer4114 ya, they are pretty cult-like. Out of touch and ideological

So I’ve finished the video, and I can’t leave any channel that quite like and appreciate without adding at least one critique if I can find one to make, so; I understand you wanting to let Bonnie “look” at the other dog as he passes by and makes circles around you and not correct her for just looking, however I would like to see you not allow her to stare so intently, I find that there is quite a difference and the latter should indeed be corrected. To summarize; as she is allowed to look at the other dog passing by, she should also be periodically checking in with and looking to you for reassurance. But all in all and on short acquaintance with your work, quite well done, superb indeed! Thank you sir for sharing!

Wasted my time on this video. This guy is stupid!!! My dog needs help. No food no toys no redirection no bull….

I'm a Why kind of person in almost every way! The answer ™it's supposed to Be That way™ doesn't work for Me.... i won't learn anything from that kind of answer so I Will do the wrong thing Again! Some actually praise me for being that person who asks those questions Everybody Else Feels too embarrassed to ask! At Least One thing thats Good With My Autism, If I don't understand and I feel that It Might be important I don't care if others Makes Fun of Me.... Nobody Can Know Everything ;)

@Trisha Marie Do you have heartache pains when you leave the house or when you shut a door or leave your dog in the crate or in the backyard? If so, you have fed her insecurity with a behavior that shows anxiety and stress and sadness and other emotions that, in turn, make her anxious. It is always good, when you first get your dog (most especially as a pup) to come and go to the other side of a door without any emotion whatsoever - without any thinking about the dog. Just go and do it. Even children have to learn to be disappointed sometimes and dogs are no different. We all must learn to live with life's little disappointments, and use our brains to figure out how we must do that. If you are anxious at leaving them because you are emotional over how they must feel or because they want to go with you, and you want to give in to those emotions, then you are showing an emotional instability that is contagious and they will catch it. We must do things in order for the end result = your dog's confidence and feeling secure to be alone for a while. Some dogs are meant to work with people such as a cattle dog, herding dogs, heelers, hunters, etc. Crate training with a Kong ball full of frozen wet dog food or ground meat with possibly organ meats inside is a wonderful distraction for your dog when you leave for the day to go to work. Providing other toys (nothing shreddable or stuffed or a squeekie whose noisemakers could choke them) or chewies in your absence such as pig ears, bullysticks, beef bones with marrow, most especially a cow hoof (or two) is a good method for changing that anxiety problem (whether in the crate or loose in the house, as long as she already has some house manners). Upon coming home, put up your coat, hat, umbrella, purse, briefcase whatever, change/take off your shoes, and then when you're ready to sit down and chill out a second, then you can lavish your dog with love. The dog needs to know that there are things you need to do, too. A greeting is a greeting, a hello and a handshake, or a simple hug, but an all out love fest needs to wait...your dog learns self-control and to delay gratification this way. Myself, I have just departed, saying "Stay 'n be good, girl/boy/doggies" looking them in the eye. Shut the door. Gone. I started with small increments of time, then returning saying "helloo" and check the house real quick (for any destruction), tell them they're good doggy if they were, going ahead and walking through the house doing whatever , then sit down for the love fest. This is all about learning manners and composure and being confident that you're going to come back no matter what you will always come back. I say that hoping that what happened to Hachiko, never happens to your dog ...from my lips to God's ears, Amen? Also when you're home, practice being on the other side of the door from them, for increasing amounts of time. From the get-go is perfect timing, but If you need to begin to introduce this later on, introduce it slowly so your dog-baby doesn't think something is wrong, creating more and different anxiety. Anyway, these suggestions are for your dog. If you love your dog, you need to look to be end result and the ultimate end, which is to do the best for your dog and reduce the anxiety. More often than not, when our dogs have problems, it is because of things that we have transferred to them out of our ignorance, or out of our own anxiety at leaving them and/or worry of hurting their feelings. If it were a child, you would just go to work and leave them at the bus stop, or drop them off at school, say goodbye, close the car door, and go to work right? How is it different? Everybody has to do what they have to do, and your dog needs to stay home, be a good dog, and not tear up your house, and not fret all day. Doggies have to take a nap with one eye shut, keep an ear out for the bad guys, and be cute when you get home. There's work to do, so you just get on the other side of the door and do what you need to do, so they can do what they need to do; that's it; that's all. Reactivity in dogs most always starts with us, so then if we can control ourselves, we can control how our babies grow up. I have actually found that there is not much difference in raising good kids and raising good dogs, believe it or not. You just "don't let them get an inch in the wrong direction, before you give them a good correction". Good luck.

Upstate canine academy and Southend dog training are good as well. But wills knowledge is second to none.

So glad you found it helpful, let us know how training goes!

You're so welcome!