Rear end awareness - the key to complex dog tricks

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This video goes over the steps of how to using LURING to train the Rear End Awareness exercise. This is an exercise that is not only good for bodily awareness, and building muscles, but also a foundation behavior for teaching some very complex tricks. The behavior can be free shaped as well, however I like to lure this behavior as I like to retain the hand signal that evolves from the luring action as the cue, to use later when teaching other behaviors that involve back foot movements. Its almost as though you magnetize the dog to line up with your hand... and I believe it is quite easy to make side stepping behaviors secondary reinforcers.
I use a clicker in this video but if you do not have one you can say "yes" in the place of a click.
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@Susiesu8918 4 года назад

9 years later and this is still one of the best videos for rear end awareness!

@RavenBlaze 13 лет назад

while I am in no position to get or have a dog right now, I think these video's will really help me understand basics when I am finally able to get a pup of my own.

@jessicabrummans1574 4 года назад

Okay... I've been surfing your channel for a few hours now and I wish dog training was my full time job. I had no idea how much I enjoyed this. Edit, thanks for the awesome content :)

@Realist1775 22 часа назад

The ending of this is Epic! Even years later. What an incredible video. Thank you. So helpful.

@jameshicks7125 5 месяцев назад

I have a 5 month old 'Sheppit' he learns every trick I teach him in less than 10 reps. I think incorporating this rear end awareness will greatly expand his repertoire while keeping him mentally stimulated.

@akyramoto 11 лет назад

I finally got around to teaching my pup this, last night after maybe the 5th session this week, I got her to weave backwards through my legs, it's not a chain yet, but the fact that she did it is awesome!! thank you so much fr your videos!!

@j3ssdavis 13 лет назад

Ever since I taught my dog how to pivot (using your previous video as a guide) it opened up a slew of new tricks and behaviours -- just as you said. Walking backwards, awesome heel work, and loads of fun party tricks. My dog adores perch work!

@TheGramk 13 лет назад

I LOVE that you demo'd this with a larger, not so agile dog. That, alone, gave me confidence that we can do this. Have looked and can't find your seminar schedule anywhere.

@candacehood9864 2 года назад

Wow I just ran into this video and I am glad I did! I have a pup that I need to have rear end awareness because we plan to compete in the future! Thank you for this video!

@Nengrelim 2 года назад

I love this video and I keep coming back to it for inspiration and encouragement.

@kikopup 2 года назад

I have a new version! m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-86u_iFuijEI.html&feature=emb_title

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@cassiemily "swing" and "flip" for heelwork (or its a default depending on the behavior) and "orbit" and "bicycle" for free rotations

@maylacie 13 лет назад

Great tutorial.....thanks. Perfect to see it broken down step by step.

@tehrenberg 13 лет назад

Wonderful tutorial. . . looove the new 'Wheel of Fortune" step feature, very cool

@VTECsqznN2O 13 лет назад

Lol, the method at about 1:54...I've always wondered if that was "ok" to do...makes sense now, you can always shape back away from it. I have one dog that I think needs that method, shes gotten stuck, while the others are spinning on their books...lol I think teaching a dog they have back legs is one of THE most important/useful things you can teach.

@flyingpawz 13 лет назад

Can't wait until March when your here on Vancouver Island Canada. See you then :)

@LilosCrazyLife 13 лет назад

ahhh you totally are a life saver. lol. i just asked pam if she could make a tut on how to get them to spin backwards around me. X) your great thanks!

@daniellebest688 10 лет назад

I've watched a lot of your videos, and just found this one. I train basic obedience and trouble shoot for dogs with issues, but I need to expand my repertoire in terms of tricks as my students always love that part and ask for more. I have only done a couple sessions of rear end awareness with one of my guys before, and wanted to see it in action a few more times to improve my technique (my corgi mix will hopefully now get to the stage of not needing the book, that's our current hurdle)...Your video is the best and I know after watching I will be able to tweek how I am doing this with my crew and be better able to demonstrate for others.

@k9fella1 12 лет назад

This is the first video of yours I have watched. Wonderful to see you work with a dog.

@subobo4719 7 лет назад

over and over again, I am awed by the easy and logical way you explain complex movements. Please go on posting such videos!! I cant watch enough of them!! If you ever come to Germany (preferably north) for a seminar............I`ll be with you!!!

@zsianz1 13 лет назад

just wonderful! I love all your transitions and stuff too, looks like a TV program! and the information is of course spot on. I love that you show with lots of different dogs too :)

@MsCrayolaNightmare 10 лет назад

I've always wondered how to train those tricks. Started with my dog as soon as I saw it and this technique is the best! He's already starting to get it after a quick 10 minute session. Thankyou so much, looking forward to watching your channel. Definately subscribing! So sick of people "teaching intermediate and complex tricks" who don't know what they're doing or won't show how to teach the basic skill in sections. Thankyou again!

@sueegland1232 7 лет назад

it is so wonderful that you have created these training videos. never knew how many things you can train a dog to do. it's great. THANK YOU

@chicletsmom 13 лет назад

Another awesome video Emily!

@snuggliepuppy 13 лет назад

I just recently learned about this rear end awarness method for heel work. It makes heeling FUN! which is exactly how I wanted to train it to my dogs! This foundation excervise is so versatile too. I love this video Emily! What a huge resource this is and I really appreciate how you show clips of dogs in the learning process. I didnt know you were giving seminars in so many locations, I will have to look to see if any are in my area. I would LOVE to attend! :)

@NanaBorderCollie 13 лет назад

Excellent video, Em!!

@Digame-sumerce 7 лет назад

I'm so happy to hear you've been in Colombia 😍😍😍

@Rickyagility 13 лет назад

Awesome tutorial - you explain it all so well!

@jaymejamjar 12 лет назад

our agility class teacher told me that Benson needs to learn some rear end awareness as he has some issues with the dog walk. I immediately thought of your videos because i knew you had some great ones!

@kyrasundance 13 лет назад

Great video. You explain every part of this skill very well, thanks.

@MrFluffehz 12 лет назад

Thanks! I should try these with my dogs! Tricks are so easy with you! Any other video wouldnt explain like you do. Keep the tricks coming! :)

@BlackJetDog 13 лет назад

Great video, Em. Thank you so much!

@blazingkitten 13 лет назад

This was extremely helpful thank you so much.

@samanthahu4803 4 года назад

Your pups are so good at it it's so cute hahaha

@kikopup 4 года назад

Awe thanks! I want to make a newer version of this video.

@OnPointDogs 6 лет назад

Excellent video. Very helpful.

@ddom1621 7 лет назад

Great work! I'm looking to teach my 1 year old the "flip" from "here" to "foos"! This demo is excellent. Subscribed & liked.

@MyFavoritePupJasmine 13 лет назад

Another great video!! I refer anyone with training questions to your videos!

@analarson2920 6 лет назад

Nice work, this will help with heel work that my pup and I struggle with. Hopefully it will be lots of fun.

@KatLuff 13 лет назад

This is great. I've been looking for ways to build up strength and rear-end awareness in my senior dog, and all the other suggestions I've found involved spending a lot of money to get a bunch of DVDs or equipment I'd have to send away to another country to get (TTouch DVDs, cavalettis, exercise balls, etc.) I'll have to start this with him tomorrow.

@Celineylovesyou 9 лет назад

Thank you! I love teaching my shiba inu tricks and I've been trying to come up with cheap and creative ways to keep him busy! We will definitely need to master this before we can start on more flashy tricks!

@k9fella1 12 лет назад

While doing this, I used a concept I learned in horse training that I guess I kind of forget dogs use. They are so good at reading our eyes and body language, that if you look at the hips, you can get the step off in the opposite direction. Don't know if you mentioned that or not in the vid. I have been training since 1995, training other folks in a bunch of aspects of police and pet dog training. Very pleasant to learn something new!!! Thanks so much for the videos!!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@j3ssdavis :) yay! Sorry the last video was so long and boring!!! and pixelated! I appreciate that you made it through!

@danieltusaiski 4 года назад

Bravo. Still a very good video. Simple and well explained. I really appreciate. 🇫🇷 🇺🇸

@kikopup 4 года назад

I should make a new video of this...

@suezn5 13 лет назад

Another wonderful training video by you, Emily. I've been subscribed for months, but I never get a notification from the channel anymore like I did in the beginning. Anyone else having this issue?

@Dehzee 12 лет назад

LOVE THIS VID!

@waterbender19 13 лет назад

It's a good idea to switch the object your dog is rotating before you get rid of it altogether. For instance, use a book then once you thing your dog is good at rotating with a book, use their dog bowl upside down or a frisbee before having no book. This way the dog doesn't get caught up with any one object and is more likely to be able to do this with no object. Otherwise, great tutorial Emily!

@JakeVomRivergreen 13 лет назад

Excellent tutorial Em! I have been wanting to teach Jake how to side step and was unsure on how to do it. Its a balmy 6c here today, unusal for this time of year in Canada, we're going outside now to start working on this new behaviour.: )

@naniXgaming 3 года назад

omg the end!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@smortydella that would be great, I am going so many places this year, it will have to be next!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@snuggliepuppy yes and you and your pup can do some simply mind blowing tricks!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@murwill1 "orbit" and "bicycle" I know, I know, i am running out of cues!!! I tried to pick two that sound different.

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@MyFavoritePupJasmine thanks!

@KathCharlton 13 лет назад

great video...love body awareness exercises:)

@newbear95 13 лет назад

Wow! I love this video! Very informative! I will try this with Xiao xiao! :)

@elisahafdis 13 лет назад

Great video =)

@TheCliff1970 9 лет назад

I will have to try this

@JuliaandGypsie 13 лет назад

Wow, that's exactly what I was looking for? I taught Gypsie( dachshund) to stand on on a box but i didn't know how to teach her to turn around. Thanks for sharing ;-))))

@OldieAska 13 лет назад

Great video! Just one question, should I click even though she steps of the book ? Thank you for all your vids Emily! , I've trained my dog since she was 9 weeks from your videos, she's amazing! Keep up the good work !! :D

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@browndevil04 congrats! it doesn't take only one session for all dogs :) some dogs seem to have two left back feet

@SuzanaZulu 13 лет назад

Excellent! thanks! :-)

@clickertraining101 11 лет назад

Going to work with this with peppi!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@claudiahoyle its a long line- a leash- one that is extra long, the dog is wearing a sensation harness.

@6BeinTraining 13 лет назад

Thank you for your super interesting Videos! I am also interested in Seminars online or locally - I live in Germany!

@smortydella 13 лет назад

Also, i really think you should make a tour in Europe. I think you have a lot of fans here too (like me!) and I don't think there are many trainers like you here. Most of them still use questionable methods and are by far less creative. Greets from Austria!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@flyingpawz can't wait to meet you :)

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@LeoxPomeranian thanks for watching : )

@aaagggmmmsss 3 года назад

Wow!

@Honeythewonderdog 13 лет назад

Another great tutorial!!!! :oP

@smortydella 13 лет назад

OMG! I looove the poodle!

@RoniaHara 13 лет назад

I've heard of the 'seminariet' you'll have in sweden. I think it's very interesting, and i'll sign up for it :)

@texasgirly1979 13 лет назад

;) fun! are you going to Estonia too?

@musicofnote1 13 лет назад

Seminars? On-line or locally? Do let me know when you're near Switzerland! Vela does twists already, but I'm going to review this with her this week. Thanks for the workflow. Looks super!!

@bost1021 11 лет назад

It only took me 15 halved marshmallows and I got my 5 year old female Golden Retriever clicker trained and stepping on the books with out any hand motions! The clicker is an AMAZING "device"!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@delilah443 you can use something with a carpeted surface :) some dogs just dont like shiny surfaces. covering a book in duct tape makes it have more traction

@pipergsd 11 лет назад

Hi Emily! I love your videos so much, and have been using them to help teach my German Shepherd puppy, Piper, to be a happy dog :] I was wondering if you had any advice on how to teach the trick that Kiko does at 4:37 where she runs backwards and then turns around and runs back to you backwards. I've looked around for a tutorial on this trick, but I'm not sure what it's called, so I haven't had any luck. If you could make a tutorial, or know of a tutorial to teach this, I would be so grateful!

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@suezn5 hmm sometimes it happens but i believe not all the time, its some yt glitch

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@MaikaiHeddy zsianz1 has a good tutorial on that!

@rohaniyer4672 7 лет назад

How would you get your dog to back up in a circle around you. My 5 month Golden Retriever is very good at the rear end awareness video trick, but how do I get him to to back up in a circle around me. Thank you so much, your videos and perception of dog training is inspiring and I would really appreciate advice.

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@finnbjerke its all on my website wwwdogmanticsdotcom It shows the cities and dates :)

@naisayd 13 лет назад

Seminar? Canada? Please, please more info. Maybe a quick video slide or something? Thanks

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@tehrenberg :) thanks T

@MaikaiHeddy 13 лет назад

I would love to see a video on HOW you taught Tug to reverse like he did at the end of the video. I am working with a 1 year old Border Terrier and Reverse is not a gear she seems to have:-)

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@rombelinski i wish :)

@delilah443 13 лет назад

Okay, I will try that. I will keep at it until I find something that works.

@suhaylett 13 лет назад

Hi Emily, I am encouraging clients to use harnesses rather than collars now because I feel they are better for preventing joint and ligament problems. I use Walkezee harnesses but difficult to size until dogs are more or less fully grown as they are expensive. I would love to know where you get the front clipping harness that the white dog is wearing as I don't like the ones that go under the front legs. thak you, I'm in the UK

@murwill1 13 лет назад

what is your cue for turning right and left it sounds like you use orbit for a full circle going right? thanks Emily

@delilah443 13 лет назад

I'm not sure if Shiloh will do this. I know for sure she will not step on a book, so I will have to find something else. This will be a tuff one!

@johnpvanek 11 лет назад

Is that a Peterson Field Guide? If so, which one?

@IzzyBooNZ1 7 лет назад

Do u add a verbal command at step 1 ?

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@naisayd details posted on my website wwwdogmanticsdotcom

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@JakeVomRivergreen i feel lucky that I can walk my dogs without freezing my butt off all year round

@alexehilary 12 лет назад

hi! I do not understand english, how to teach the dog to move to the side ( 4m29s )

@GracePinheiro16 10 лет назад

My dog puts his paws on the object and throws, how to keep him in a standing position? (What about your dvds, they have subtitles in Portuguese?) Want to buy them better'm bad at english :/'' kkk, thanks

@MikeMcKenzieLOL 12 лет назад

Gonna try this with my ridgeback

@pinponitoclown 7 лет назад

gracias a kiko ,porque gracias a ustedes hago un show en el escenario con mi perrito.

@littleguyties 7 лет назад

my dog keeps turning on one foot, should I try to get her to do both from paws? I can get her to put both paws on the book but once she turns she holds up one paw and hops on one paw as she turns.

@chrisginoc 7 лет назад

Crystal Walker You figure it out yet? It's easy. I taught my cattle dog pup rear end awareness is almost a day. Might need to reinforcement some more, but it's not hard.

@kikopup 13 лет назад

@YvonneOster its on my website wwwdogmanticsdotcom

@SamPeater 8 лет назад

super helpful. thanks. The best success that I have noticed was at Brainy paws (searched google) Without a doubt the most helpful dog training tips that I have ever worked on.

@user-xy5of4by3t 8 лет назад

+Sam Peater Herry man i love my dog but....LOL this video will help thanks! The best success that I have read was at Brainy paws (i googled it) Without a doubt the most awesome dog training tips that I have ever liked.

@lpsFashionLover 13 лет назад

Instead of using a clicker could you say good job? Pls reply!

@doriennaraine3004 6 лет назад

Emily my dog only moves with my body he won't follow the lure with it how do i get him to do it without my help

@amywolfe1364 6 лет назад

Teach your dog to follow the lure. Teach your dog your hand is the thing to follow by a simple chase game. Make your dog chase your hand with food in it and rewarding him for following your hand (by feeding him from your hand). Make it as exciting as possible "oooo what's this!! Come and get it, yeah, whooo whoo here puppy!!" Start off by simple straight lines up and down, then running around in circles, turning, make it fun! Once your dog is following your hand for reward, you can do what this lady does in her video. Hope that helps.

@analarson2920 6 лет назад

I have tried this many ways but the best way for us right now that we have to do continuously- She steps up then I tell her butt-left and butt-right, I am facing her and I try to lure while shes tays on the dish, she moves a tiny amount and I do too and of course like Emily says click and treat, if she is lacking and struggling I change it and eventually stand next to her to have my body next to hers and bump her ever so slightly just after the command and she will move, I fade away the bump and eventually my standing next to her and eventually she gets it. Then I start from the beginning. I had to do this in very small steps on many days but she really loves to step up, so I use that to do other tricks on the dish we use, like step up, step over, step down, and touch the bowl. Eventually she loves it so much she is ready to go back to the butt-left and butt-right commands and eventually just the lure works. I do find she will forget this so we have working on other back commands like just backing up with me, by herself, at my side and in front of me. The hardest part was to not get stuck on it if the dog struggles but go back to it so we are both positive about it. The part she has not gotten is backing up around me, she has started to but she reaching a certain point and stops, we just keep working and tweaking, I am obviously not following thru with something that she is interpreting. It will get there. I remind myself at a year my pup has learned many things so this year is the year we work on details and calmness about it and eventually proofing it in many places. Our 3 rd year will have to be training on her putting all of it together when we are out and about doing serious service work and trying to proof that. Just don't give up and stay positive, that is why I love Emily's videos and those that think and train like her, patiently, positively progressive.