Teaching Your Dog To Ignore Other Dogs Walking On Leash

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In this video, Instructor Steve is back and he's going to show you how to teach your dog to ignore other dogs when they're walking on leash. We published a video a couple of weeks ago talking about the foundation for this exercise. If you haven't seen that video yet, click the link below
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@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Do you really know the truth about dog socialization? Here's a link to a video that you need to consider: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YVvd8RrRjRA.html I hope you found this video helpful, and as always, Happy Training! ~Ken

@liamravilo4948 4 года назад

Thank you very much. I scheduled my dog for a private training. One hour for 3 sessions. I hope it will helps for him not to ignor me and run away with other dogs also jumping to people.

@shadowdarottweiler6253 3 года назад

How long would you train like this for? 10-15 mins?

@donnaheight4790 Год назад

Hi 🙂. I'm msybe you can give me some advice with my Pitbul Rottweiler mix. When im walking her on leash and when she sees another's dog she basically zones out. She barks like scary,pulls. I cannot get her under control. I've tried food,toys,clicker,air horn. But none of thise seem to help. So I'm begging for help please.

@caig9868 2 года назад

Massive respect for this video, because he sets realistic expectations by explaining that this is where he's at AFTER doing this exercise a number of times with this dog, and he doesnt edit out when the dog doesn't listen and he has to reset the difficulty for the dog by moving further away.

@hequ2981 Год назад

Except that this is a border collie mix and he's done this exercise every day for the past six months and just keeps re-doing and re-doing and re-doing and re-doing ...he'll keep doing it every day for the next ten years and pup's behavior will not change.... Hahahahaha Hahahahaha Hahahahaha

@besthobbit 2 года назад

What a good boy!!! Hopefully this works with Corvo. I've been avoiding the park because he jumps, pulls, howls, and whines when he sees other dogs and it scares them and their people even though I know he just wants to play. Thanks for the video!!!

@ThatMaggotTadhg 2 года назад

@barbroberts3153 3 года назад

My dog lunged at cars, squirrels, other dogs, cats, people etc etc. This video is so helpful and with practice, this method is working. My dog will ignore cars now which is huge. The key is the distance judgements....go back if poor response or no response and then move back and try again. I had to use only 3-5 feet at a time, but again, this really works. Give it a try! Thank you

@RawrPokemonRawr Год назад

Will this type of correction teach the dog that other dogs are bad? I ask because I had a dog trainer scold me about using this cue with my puppy when she was barking and wanting to play with a dog on a leash while she was on a leash.

@melindamercier6811 4 года назад

Checking my house for mic bugs. 😂 Yet another video timed perfectly to my training needs lol!

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

If i didn’t have good timing, I wouldn’t have anything at all, Melinda😉 Glad you are enjoying our videos. Thanks for watching! ~Ken

@kellys6164 4 года назад

Great job. It's so fun to watch your dog get excited when they do the right thing.

@ellemarie5805 4 года назад

I hope this works. My girl is extremely energetic and high drive. I have tried so many things to get her to stop freaking out when she sees other dogs. She was a rescue and was not properly socialized. She try’s to jump out of her harness or gentle lead. She also barks and whines so loud

@chuckylea 3 года назад

You and I have the same dog. :( I am so sad as my girl is so fabulous at home, but out and about she is a different, out of control dog. I 'working so hard but seeing little reward. Makes me disappointed as this dog was meant to be my walking partner and she was until some dog at training bit her and now she is just out of control with other dogs ;( :( :( :( Hope your dog has improved. Mine hasnt';(

@ellemarie5805 3 года назад

chuckylea I’m so sorry to here this! Keep on working with her and don’t give up and she will get better. My girl has made some wonderful progress since we got a professional trainer. I hope she makes progress!

@rapierwhip 3 года назад

How about let them sniff other dogs. they are just being social and if you cant read a dogs body language don't own one. How would you like to be kept away from ever touching another human being? people are so stupid.

@radagheta6117 2 года назад

@@rapierwhip This isn’t about not allowing your dog to interact with others dogs ever. If you have an overexcited dog who would run up to another dog and be very pushy or bouncy even if in a playful manner this might trigger a defensive response in the other dog which can lead to a fight. Many dogs don’t want to interact with every dog they see. That is why you wanna teach your dog to ignore other dogs on walks, be relaxed around them and let them interact only with dogs that are friendly and happy to greet and play with other dogs.

@rapierwhip 2 года назад

@@radagheta6117 Most dogs won't do that though, of all the dogs I had, I didn't have one that was pushy like that and aggressive, which from my experience is more the exception than the rule. Just adapt and kept the lead tight and be ready to keep them back. if the dogs who is excited cause aggression in the other dogs then the owner of that other aggressive dog would know to keep their dog at bay since they most often would have displayed this before. if they lead their dog in they probably know their dog is not usually aggressive. There are 4 parties at play two dogs and two owners read all properly for a happy dog meeting. Also if the excited dogs causes aggression in another dog their growl or warning will be picked up by the excited dog and he/she will be he one who will back down and submit, otherwise he is an aggressive d0g and again you of course keep him away as per what u say. It is just more uncommand than common.

@KikiNation1 4 года назад

Very helpful, can't wait to try it. I know it won't be quick as my G.S. gets very excited when she sees other dogs, but these tips will help a lot.

@amandabarden7600 2 года назад

I had taught "leave it" at home when I first got my 11 month rescue puppy as he is very anxious around other dogs on walks. I have been trying now to do it on walks and it is working. Thank you so much. 😀

@TJC1315 3 года назад

Thank you! Very informative video. Direct and to the point on training and what to do in situations. I find McCann to be the best in dog training videos on RU-vid.

@OrganicTrap 2 года назад

Grateful for these videos. Just moved into a dog walker neighborhood and it’s super stressful. My dog goes crazy when he sees other dogs, barking and jumping smh

@suki9099 2 года назад

Sometimes I wanna put my dog on these shows to see what an actual unbehaved dog does and how to fix

@sarahrieger1572 10 месяцев назад

I agree! Like what this dog was already not barking

@godsflame2 3 года назад

Wow I can't wait to try this. I have two dogs, and I use to be able to walk both of them together but it's getting more and more crazy.

@pokongavavia921 3 года назад

Oh my GOD 😯😯😯😯. This is what I've been searching for. My dog is very obedient but his not friendly with other dogs. Now I'm going to try this with chicken and toy to play with him. Yes. Thank you so much

@ganduense 3 года назад

This is the best video demonstration on this topic that I have seen. Thank you.

@stepherz44 Год назад

omgosh!! FINALLY!! I have watched so many videos looking for someone who is working with a dog that has NOT already been fully trained for whatever the vid was about. It was so frustrating and i felt like the biggest failure because my puppy wouldnt just get it immediately like the dog in the video.Thank You!!

@aimeeseattle Год назад

Great video! I just found your vid today! 3 days ago I started doing desensitization near the dog park from a 50 fr distance and working up to 20 feet ! Today is day 3. So have to remember to remain having a calm tone, no excitement- because it causes excitement. Toward the end of your video when you rewarded dog you got overly excited and it caused the dog to be roused more and bark. My dog doesn’t bark near dog park, but a lot of whining and pulling. He is doing better and excited to get him to walk better when he sees another dog on walks. He has a good heel and looks back and checks with me.

@manfredrust7839 4 года назад

Thank you very much for your videos. They are very helpfull for me practicing my daily exercises with my female English Cocker Spaniel. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 Manfred

@hibiscus09 4 года назад

These videos are so helpful to me! My 18 week old Golden Retriever has been having a time with this and I know now I'm making it way too hard for him too soon. I'll start moving farther away or going the other way. I've been expecting him to be able to do this as dogs walk by on the other side of the street in the neighborhood. I also haven't been telling him to leave it, although he does that with items -- and does drop it well too. I've been telling him to sit and stay. Thanks for the video!

@lillianmayangling 2 года назад

This is a great video and I can understand what you're doing, however what do you do if when out walking you can't control the distance? For example we rake our young puppy for walks up a lane, it's 95% of the time quiet but there's we can't guarantee not meeting another person with dogs so how do we get round this? Would you walk the opposite way and find an alternative route?

@tadbubs 2 года назад

Steve, this is brilliant. You articulated and anticipated my biggest challenge. Billy Jr. and I have participated in obedience trials and had no issues when going to practice. He was fine with drilling (heel on/off leash, drop on retrieve, distance control, "leave it", fetch, etc.). Now that we don't go to training he seemed to have backslid. He has also gone death in one ear. To accomplish the new motive to "leave it" I'm wondering if his partial deafness is a contributor? Why is it other dogs don't react so much, even when they are untrained...weird?

@victoriaslaughter560 4 года назад

I took my mom's pit bull, Archie, to training class for the first time last weekend and he was so excited about everything that he barked - a lot (he doesn't get out much). He wasn't being aggressive toward any of the other dogs, or people, he was just super-excited to be there. I know I need to discourage this, but don't want to tell him "no" when he's just doing it to express happiness (at least I think it's just happiness) so I'd just stand in front of him and put pressure on the lead - but trainers still had to come over with the squirt gun to get him to stop. We're invited for a private session with the trainers this Wednesday and will walk around their facility to meet some of their day-camp dogs, etc. I think he just needs to have more experiences outside the home and will calm down eventually. Am I on the right track? Love you guys!

@FarmerFpv 4 года назад

The squirrels! Oh, have mercy not the squirrels! lol. Fantastic demonstration guys, keep up the great work McCann Team! #TOOT #TOOT

@linakoh4206 4 года назад

Hi Ken what a timely vid in a midday Sunday here in Sweden. Thank you for sharing too. Great tutorial too will try

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there, Lina! It was mentioned so many times over the last couple of weeks that we thought it was only appropriate to publish a video on this specific topic! Happy Training! ~Ken

@rachele7864 Год назад

This is so helpful. I could not figure out how to control how far the other dogs were-outside the dog park is an excellent idea.

@Sumerianharp 2 года назад

I love using the word successful describing the dog's behavior.

@muratduyar8494 4 года назад

waaaw thank you. its so helpful

@leonardwashington6842 4 года назад

Not even treats work for my dog when he sees another dog on a walk.

@bethany2441 4 года назад

Same

@lorimaxamillion 4 года назад

@@bethany2441 I have exact same problem my lab wont leave other dogs alone i have tried all sorts of treats even cooked chicken and sausages he all over food in the house but not at all interested in food when out walking it makes training so much harder i know exactly what you are saying its a real pain.

@reginaschwab6286 4 года назад

@@lorimaxamillion He did explain the key is Distance, you have to start the training further away from his stimulus (other dogs) and gradually work closer and closer over time. For your dog that might be 75ft or 100ft. for another dog it might only be 25ft. You have to watch your dogs response and catch it before he is over excited. Also must have a reliable "leave it" before you to into a situation with distractions.

@reginaschwab6286 4 года назад

Distance, high value treats and a good reliable "leave it" are all necessary before you train anywhere near other dogs. I feel he did a good job stressing the distance factor in this video along with showing the "change of direction" . Videos often make it seem like it's a quick process when in reality you might have to train 15-20 min. every day for weeks with some dogs. Consistency does matter; if you let them pull you toward the stimulus sometimes, they will think they can do it always. Happy Training!

@mdg6117 4 года назад

Add more distance. My dog is not food driven either so I use a favorite toy and I get him real excited to play with me. Sometimes that is more rewarding for some dogs than a treat. Reward with play for 10 or 15 seconds, then give him the command again, use the toy as a lure.

@2012truth1776 2 года назад

Very helpful tips THANK YOU !!! 🤙🏻

@ThePsittacine 4 года назад

Another great video for me to refer clients to! Good job guys.

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Thanks Caitlin! Glad you found it helpful! ~Ken

@TheOrganizedSoprano 4 года назад

Such a good video! My dog is the worst but I’m totally to blame! LOL I’ll try this.

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Not to worry, Kay! The name of the game with exercises like “leave it” is practice, practice, practice! Keep it fun and be consistent and you’ll have a reliable response in no time! Thanks for watching ~Ken

@CateIsFruity 3 года назад

I have a border collie lab mix, he has unlimmited energy, and is also anxious around other dogs on walks, he looks pretty viciouse durring it and this helped, thanks!

@edenggraham 2 года назад

No way I literally have the same dog! She is the exact same way!

@luciahill4744 4 года назад

Hi! Really good video, I'm absolutly susbcribing! I've got a question. If you are walking down a straight street and we see another dog, Would I go back the same way I came? Thank you!!

@barn3945 4 года назад

Yah, my dog is extremely reactive because he got attacked by my naighbors dog, it's been a gaint hurdle in his service dog training 😔

@dianelorenzpoliquit1031 3 года назад

I feel the same. I'm more worried of the dogs outside and the possibility of them attacking us during a walk.

@darla.theworkingdog 3 года назад

same thing happened to me

@BethOlson1979 3 года назад

Any suggestions on where/how to practice this if you don’t have access to a fenced yard of other dogs where you can manage your distance from them?

@wendyhere7204 3 года назад

Awesome video and great explanation, thanks! I'm getting a Siberian husky pup next year and really want to do canicross and scooterjoring with him once he's old enough, so I want to start teaching him to ignore distractions as early as possible.

@SelaphielV 2 года назад

Hows it going with him?

@wendyhere7204 2 года назад

@@SelaphielV I got a lapinporokoira instead. I realised that I really wanted to do other dog sports as well as canicross, so it was a better fit. She's 6 months old today and is doing amazing. She's everything I wanted from a dog :)

@SelaphielV 2 года назад

@@wendyhere7204 they're such pretty dogs, I'm really happy that it's going Well:D

@user-tx4km7zh8k 4 года назад

Im new to this channel and i love your training

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Thank you, Maria! I’m glad you’re enjoying our videos! ~Ken

@maya6495 4 года назад

Thanks this helped me and my service dog a lot!!

@maya6495 4 года назад

Alyana Diaz he still has a bit of trouble (and I know it can be stressful) but when you are on walks make them sit and watch the other dogs go by. It takes time but the will understand

@maya6495 4 года назад

Alyana Diaz we actually encountered a fake acople days ago

@ellie7654 4 года назад

I'm getting a golden retriever soon to be my service dog I'm tanning him myself any tips and training tips

@devincopeland4522 3 года назад

Mine got attacked by a fake SD and now is reactive

@estellebrunt1106 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this helpful video. I'm going to try it on my pooch. Fingers crossed!

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Glad you found it helpful, Estelle! Happy Training! ~Ken

@jonsnow6068 3 года назад

Did it work?

@lindarijvers1791 4 года назад

So true! With other dogs our Indy is getting better. A lot of people think it's strange that we don't get close but It is working. But our biggest challange are squirels!! They are gathering food now and run around our garden. Indy doesn't react to is at all when she sees one through the window. And they are too fast to train it....

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Lots of repetition on things you can control will be helpful, Linda! Indy will begin to learn that the command “leave it” applies to anything and everything with enough practice! Happy Training ~Ken

@marijapopovic7240 7 месяцев назад

@@McCannDogs Can command "Leave it" be applicable to cars passing by? I've subscribed to your cnannel month before our puppy came home, now he is 8 months old, and most of the things are going pretty good thanks to your videos. But two days ago suddnely he became reactive to cars passing by. Firstly, I did not figure out what is a trigger, we have passing that way multiple times.

@novafiregalaxy204 3 года назад

Using what I learned from different showd like it's me or the dog, i used a mix of their methods with my own way of doing things. (Failed to figure out how to keep my dogs from running out of the yard. Nothing worked and i lost one of my babies due to them getting lost and her getting run over.) Her sister is perfectly behaved except for chasing cats and whining when she sees dogs (she only would chase dogs because her sister did.)

@RD-jz5bw 4 года назад

This is great! I have a 5 month old pup that's already 56 pounds and already so strong. Our training is so important as he is to be a service dog one day. Lessons like this are so appreciated. Thanks

@amyfuentes8998 4 года назад

R D seems like a huge dog jaja. I have a 2 year old husky and he weighs 55 and yours is only 5 months that’s great.

@RD-jz5bw 4 года назад

@@amyfuentes8998 his dad was anatolian shepard,great pyrenees and mom was a blue nose pit. His back to feet height is 24 inches at 6 1/2 months. Hes been great to train and a complete baby!

@jensenreus9668 2 года назад

Danke!

@jenathent4840 3 года назад

This video made me realize I have to rehome my dog of 6 years. I can’t do this for her and I’m tired of having to detain her from lunging at dogs.

@cptainfig 3 года назад

my condolences. it's hard but sometimes it's best to give her to someone who can handle her behavior best and keep her safe and happy :(

@cooperthedachshund8465 4 года назад

How do you teach foot rebound I’m trying to teach my dachshund this :)

@zalibear8653 3 года назад

I live in a small town that doesn't have any dog parks. Could u list some examples of other safe ways or places I could practice this with my dog. She's highly reactive with other dogs but still friendly. She's very vocal and whines a lot when she sees another dog. Do u have any videos on teaching your dog to be less vocally reactant?

@LotusYeshe 4 года назад

Been doing these steps but oh hell how hard it is to keep distance with other ppl dogs in the UK. They come running at my puppy and snitch his stuff from behind now he's gettinf nuts when seeing male dogs. Dog owners won't retrieve their dogs or keep them away even when told puppy is on training and it's not ok to let their dogs come and steal his food/toys ! The only thing I can do to stop my puppy to build up stress barking is to make him run the opposite way with me ! He used to respond to Quiet until his 4-5months. Now I'm quite worried about constant barking at any dog across the road as we're going towards the 6th month of age 😭

@daleshawn1910 3 года назад

My rescued dog is extremely reactive despite exercise and high quality treats. Zones in on dogs and is unable to focus on me or anything else. She’s walking twice a day.

@blkbeauti05 2 года назад

My standard poodle puppy likes jumping and lunging at things. I am teaching him this now.

@davecrook4233 7 месяцев назад

That’s all well and good saying “leave it” if your dog responds to it.. my dog can do “leave” and “stay” but when he sees another dog everything goes out the window.. Barry even wants to sit

@jakegarvin141 4 года назад

Anyone have advise on what I should do I have 9 week old puppy smart doing very well time to time I notice he gets to excited and atemtps to hump his toys I distract him with a walk food etc don't want to encourage the humping behaviors is it better a toy than a leg or other dog or should I keep on what I'm doing

@angelabeckett3350 4 года назад

My dog is a 1 yr old lab now and iv tried doing training with her. The hardest bit of training that iv not been successful with is other dogs & ppl. Shes a sniffer to , once her nose hits that ground its very hard to get her focus. When you use treats what treats are they and are tgey deducted from there total daily food?? I use nature's menue treats (my dog is fed raw) & already had to reduce her total daily g of food by 10% & shes only 1 yr old.

@fannygronqvist4889 4 года назад

Love this chanel! Can you make a video for those like me hwo dosnt live in a countryside enviorment? I live in an apartment in Sweden and not access to privet lawn area. How do i raise my future puppy? Lots of distractions on nearest ”Grass field” dont want my puppy to fail. Keep these awesome videos coming 💕🐶

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there, Fanny! We actually have lots of our instructors in a similar situation as you. It's worth your effort to find quieter locations when you want to challenge your puppy. But lots of these foundational exercises can begin in your apartment! Even the lobby could be a great spot to set up some challenges. Find a spot as far away as you can get to begin working on some of these distractions. That is always done after you have shown your puppy how to be right in the distraction-free environment of your apartment! I have a video that I think will be helpful for you to have a better understanding of the training process. It will show you how to work on all of your skills in "steps". Here is a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HPd2HyXXRYU.html Thanks for watching! ~Ken

@advozek Год назад

Great video, very helpful. I rescued my dog from a shelter and it looks exactly like the one in the video, I'm under the assumption that my dog is a half breed and I wanted to ask you which breed is the dog in the video. All the best.

@beth711 Месяц назад

Thank you so much! Very helpful. Can I do this outside a dog park or a puppy day care where my dog will go in after practicing leave it or is that confusing?) Our local dog park. (I will also be looking at information on your site about how to help my dog practice entering those places calmly:))

@darla.theworkingdog 3 года назад

My girl used to be reactive to the point of lunging, whining, barking, growling etc. i worked with her on it and now she can be closer to them but she'll still whine, stare, and sometimes pull. she does good with other small friendly dogs and she'll try playing with them, but when she sees a big dog she whines and pulls unless theyre on the other side of a fence, i can't have her doing that since shes in training for service work. I got her to the point of just looking but then she was just being attacked by other dogs almost every week and it set her back in her training a lot. I've tried walking the other direction, having her focus one me, and a couple other ones but they havent been working. does anyone have advice for this? she's not mean she just gets too distracted and i need her to focus one me.

@liamravilo4948 4 года назад

1:32 never works with my dog even I will bring a whole chicken,he always ran away whenever he sees other dogs.

@katiehewson4162 3 года назад

Haha the chicken bit though

@daytonafuntim 3 года назад

Keep your dog "hungry." Don't overfeed your dog during their meals and/or don't leave endless amounts of food out for them all day. Tone down the regular food in anticipation of training treats making up the difference.

@Beyt_El 3 года назад

@@daytonafuntim Great idea!

@interdimensionalsteve8172 3 года назад

I work nights, and when I come home at 7am the first big walk before her breakfast includes some training in the last half (usually an hour and a half or so total walk) once she tires down a little bit. This works WONDERS. Being tired and a little hungry keeps her focus away from distractions and on you. Our Sophie is a notoriously aloof breed and is hard to keep paying attention. If you feel uncomfortable with this, maybe feed your dog a little bit (even one scrambled egg works!) of NON-CARB food before going out. Do not give them carbs in the morning, and then expect to train. And absolutely DO NOT feed them a big meal and then immediately go out and train OR exercise. This could really f*ck up your dog's gut. After eating, they need at least an hour of downtime. It's the same reverse, do not take your dog out for a big walk and training session, then come home and immediately feed them a big meal. Wait at least a half-hour after getting home on this one. - Ohk, that was a bit of a ramble. Sorry.

@liamravilo4948 3 года назад

@@interdimensionalsteve8172 thank you, I will try that with him. Wish me luck.

@lovingarts6025 4 года назад

My dog is able to leave food but still looks at it sometimes. So I don't know what to do because the leave it does not mean she isn't allowed to look. And with dogs its hard because she likes to look after them when moving with me but j want her to totally ignore them ...

@agnelevcenkaityte1379 3 года назад

okey. So how to act when you passing the dog, not just in the distance?

@ChibiCookiexX 3 года назад

Yrah my dog used to been really good at ignoring dogs before but then he got attacked by a German shepherd in our little walk around the neighborhood. After that he is super crazy defensive and gets all intimidated whenever he sees other dogs. (Mind you he is a 10 lb chihuahua)

@darkessvslightnina1616 4 года назад

My dog does see the treat she does know leave it but she will leave a cat and food alone, but not other dogs that are about 1-2 meters if she does not sniff them first..

@lovingarts6025 4 года назад

When my dog greeted them we can walk away and they are not too interesting anymore

@kalistapruden1817 3 года назад

How do you get this to work when even across the street is too close to distract your dog from other dogs with a treat?

@ajsamuels 2 года назад

My dog has gotten much better she's an English setter mix and has even learned to ignore the squirrels for the most part :-) But if another dog is acting like a nutcase on their walk aggressively pulling the owner and barking at my dog she reacts in kind. So she certainly feeds off the bad behavior of the other dog her hackles go up and she's jumping around like a nut case as well any thoughts on that? For the most part she loves dogs and well-behaved dogs walking on their leash don't bother her at all.

@michaelgoddard9892 2 года назад

I have an 8 months old Akita. Generally very food motivated, but when we are on walks if there is a dog anywhere nearby he won't touch the treats (even hotdogs) because he is so fixated and overstimulated. This makes it feel impossible to redirect. Any tips?

@tinyube 2 года назад

My dog is very sociable and playful with every dog but he’s still a puppy and I want to work on ignoring other dogs while walking because he will pull when he sees another dog and it was kind of embarrassing the other day because he saw a service dog and I didn’t want him to distract it from doing it’s job

@BrettWilliamsMusic 3 года назад

So after this command is learned you have your dog doing circles around you every time you pass a dog?

@shellymena7679 3 года назад

By continuing to do this can I expect to eventually walk right next to another dog

@cooperthedachshund8465 4 года назад

What do you do if you on an agility comp and the equipment might be different then the ones you trained with.and your dog doesn’t do it

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there! It is always a good idea to do some training on different equipment so that your dog knows that you have the same expectations no matter where they are or what equipment they are on! Thanks for watching ~Ken

@Queen-df5mg 3 года назад

My Great Dane goes crazy pulls lunges and barks, is it my fault for his behavior???

@randyhudson8755 Год назад

Where is the first part of "leave it"? I see no link

@janeevans1309 4 года назад

I’ve found this really helpful, but what if another dog approaches you? I get a lot of off lead dogs coming over to my dogs and they don’t like that

@FarmerFpv 4 года назад

Find another location with less off lead dogs to distract your dog baby steps. Or have an arm-wrestling match with the other owners and losers have to put their dogs on a leash. But that takes mastering arm wrestling so the first option is best, lol. A better option is getting to know those other people with off lead dog's you'd be surprised that they would love to help with your dog's training. that's what I do!

@janeevans1309 4 года назад

Farmer Fpv thank you! I might try the arm wrestling!! I try to enlist the help of other dog owners to help in the training and most people are very kind and patient, it’s just those odd few who shout from the other side of the park ‘it’s ok my dog is friendly’ when their dog has already run over. Also Sadie won’t take any treats at all while on a walk (I’ve tried all sorts, even tripe...bleurgh!) and she’s not into toys so she makes it all that bit more challenging! It’s a work in progress...! Thank you for replying, really appreciate that 😊

@vortex7612 4 года назад

STICK

@carmenthomson6011 9 месяцев назад

I have 2 dogs and if I walk each one separately they are the best well behaved pups but walk them together and they get very aggressive and go mental at other dogs, even if the other dog is a half a block away.

@Liondoggirl 3 года назад

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@airmedic0072 2 года назад

Its hard because it seem like the same technique when I call is name or when I say HERE... not sure if another word will work 🤔

@trubbel8905 4 года назад

Hi i have a question. Hello i will be getting a 15 week old puppy soon and I have a 2y old dog thats works great with all dogs.can i let them free roam together or i need to setup a fence or somthing in the house?also i cant crate the puppy cuz its Illeagal here

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there, Kevin! Congratulations on your new puppy! You definitely shouldn't allow the dogs to roam free together. Keeping them separated by a fence in your house will be the best option. Here's a link to our video that talks about introducing your puppy to your older dog: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B-V0CBEGp2Y.html Happy Training! ~Ken

@bentateel5503 4 года назад

I'm the father of my first dog, and he's a wild one!! This is a tremendous tool dealing with an issue I want to control the most. My boy has to get better around others, bit dogs and people. Thank you!!

@Patrick3183 2 года назад

U got two problems… one is a dog that bites people.. the other is you calling yourself “father”… it’s a DOG… not a human child…!

@emilycurci1429 4 года назад

Do you have any videos on shy or aggressive dogs?

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there, Emily! We don’t have any videos dealing with aggressive or shy dogs. We specifically avoid that kind of content because we know that there are so many different reasons that a dog may be worried or aggressive, and if you were to apply the wrong training techniques to your dog, they could make the situation SO much worse. Not only risking your safety, but your dog’s as well. The best thing to do is research a qualified behaviorist in your area and get some advice that’s specific to your dog’s needs. Dogs that are worried can be especially sensitive to the wrong information, and it’s important that you support your dog rather than “fix” a behavior. Sorry I couldn’t be more help! ~Ken

@alessandrabeatrizzantua8814 2 года назад

My dog barks and pulls on the leash when he sees other dogs walking on the other side. I’ve tried to distract him with treats and toys but nothing seems to work. He just started to learn the “leave it” command. What should I do so that this will never happen again?

@barnonets2010 2 года назад

Help! My dog doesn’t respond to treats outside of the house. I’ve tried bacon I’ve tried steak she does not care about food and only cares about outside distractions. How can I redirect her attention?

@andrejarudolf200 3 года назад

Does it need to be "Leave it"? Can it be just my dog's name instead of Leave it?

@shadowdarottweiler6253 3 года назад

How long would you spend on this training? 10-15 mins

@jasminem.c3549 4 года назад

Have been working on this with my dog for a few months we have set backs sometimes mainly due to off leash dogs running toward our way, I try to make sure that doesn't happen. I have one question though, during this training to ignore dogs, when can the dog be able to meet another dog? Thanks

@camrose1765 3 года назад

when your dog is calm enough, it can greet. try asking a friend to bring their calm dog out, make them stand in one spot and use them as a tool for a greeting. Walk toward the dog, and as soon as your dog starts pulling, lunging or possibly barking turn away and walk in the other direction. the dog will learn that it can only approach when in a calm state of mind. repeat this process until your dog is calm while approaching the other dog, then allow them to greet. this is a really good way to socialise a nervous dog and get them used to other dogs. however if your dog is more on the aggressive side it may not work, but it's worth a try.

@farmgirl1783 2 года назад

Off leash dogs are my biggest pet peeve. No pun intended.

@Ryandoesdifferentthings 3 года назад

Is it food or treats?

@halestormz7453 4 года назад

My dog is a Great Dane, 100 pounds heavier than I at 180 & when I take him for walks he’ll try & go after other dogs and people, and I don’t have the strength to hold him back all the time. Sometimes I get dragged on the street, & sometimes I’ll get him to keep walking, but not without him looking back at the dogs/people. It makes it hard to take him for walks just because I know if he full heartedly wanted to go after something I wouldn’t be able to hold him back.

@halestormz7453 4 года назад

I still walk him, just not as far as I’d hope. I’m going to keep working on it.

@Follwer785 3 года назад

I have a very powerful GSD that used to dragged me across the road when she sees moving objects, and one trick really helped with the controlling and correction much better! Put the colar right below the jaw, use a slip color or a chain color - when we have control of the dog’s head you are in charger. When the dog pull, quickly tug the leash to remind the dog and get their attention away, at the same time, turn to the opposite direction. It’s going to be very tedious but trust me, your dog will quickly learn that pulling isn’t going to get him anywhere. Another thing is, exercise your dog before you bring him on the walk, 90% of behaviors problems come from a lack of exercise. If you don’t have a backyard, You can play fetch or toys with your dog at home for 20 mins before bringing the dog out for a walk. Lastly, don’t leave the door until your dog is calmly chilling/sitting by the doorway. With all these training, my dog is now PERFECT on walks and I hope these help!

@halestormz7453 3 года назад

Yin-Yin Yang thank you for the tips! Unfortunately I do both walk him with his pincher right under his jaw, & I wear him out before and during our walks. He’ll be huffing & puffing walking w me back home and will still build the energy to go after another dog. This summer I’ve been working with him a lot, & he’s getting better it’s just a struggle sometimes, dudes just a huge goof. (: I love him

@brandinewsome 2 года назад

Thank you. Should we hold off on doggy play dates until she learns how to ignore dogs?

@libertyhart4328 2 года назад

I still prefer your method of training versus Beckman’s dog training, that man seems like he actually hates dogs and has such an anger in him when training. I don’t understand that form of training a dog in a way that seems like he just enjoys the thrill of dominating a creature smaller than him,. So glad that I found this trainer because you can tell that he hasn’t left for dogs a respect for dogs and has some really great insights.

@hequ2981 Год назад

I absolutely need this demonstrated WITHOUT treats!! My dog will not take treats - she will initially take the treat in her mouth but she'll drop it in a few seconds and just walk away. I NEED someone to provide a REAL alternative to treats. No one who teaches the treat-based training has a clue how to train a pup who has zero interest in food. Tho, I did have one trainer suggest no feeding of any kind until she starts obeying....I'm so desperate that I might actually go there.

@briannarendon5457 3 года назад

i understand that this is teaching a dog how to walk away from the problem... but what do we do if I'm sitting on a bench and have my dog with me and lets say across the park is another dog. I'm trying to stay in the same place and tell my dog to not mind those others dogs. what should i do then?

@Katie1517 2 года назад

Exactly!!!!!

@diamondhilldogs4373 4 года назад

I have the issue with the household basset coming to me and my collie (18 weeks 3 days old) and never wanting to be very far away. When the basset comes running to us, my collie will want to go play and thus resulting in leash walking issues (excessive pulling, jumping). Any help of what to do would be nice to keep my collie at least somewhat calmer and more focused on me. Thank You!

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there! Training the dogs separately at this point will be really helpful for your puppy. By really getting your verbal control locked down with your pup, it will make your training process so much easier. Here’s a video where we talk about introducing your puppy to your older dog in a way that sets her up for success: How To Introduce Your Puppy To Your Other Dog(s) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B-V0CBEGp2Y.html Happy Training! ~Ken

@diamondhilldogs4373 4 года назад

@@McCannDogs Thank You

@rri811 4 года назад

The problem I’m facing with my whippet is that even at distance she gets so excited about seeing or smelling another god that she won’t even acknowledge treats (high value salmon/chicken). We’ve had her since the legal age to adopt and has been socialised plenty. She just wants play with all the dogs she sees (11 months old now). With other dogs she cannot be trusted to perform any commands, without dogs around she is great. We’ve been trying this technique for 6 months, yet the distance does not reduce, she switches into excited mode at a set distance and that has been it since. If she gets to meet 4-5 dogs on a long walk she won’t care about the 6th, not even enough to greet him. What else would you recommend. 11 months old female whippet

@nataliephipps1784 4 года назад

We're having the same issue, we have a rescue and he doesn't even hear us, we can block his view and even hold treat in front of his face, doesn't even see/smell the treat so nothing is working

@sofiareyesgonzalez7060 4 года назад

Natalie Phipps exact same with my dog

@emmamemma4162 4 года назад

Other dogs are not so much of a problem in our case, we can call our 5 month old away in the middle of playing with other dogs and walk close to other dogs without her getting too distracted to listen to us. Our biggest challenge is ground scents. They are everywhere, they are invisible to us, and they are often more interesting to our hound than even the best treats. Any suggestions on how to help her stay focused on the training when she catches a whiff from the grass? I should add that the "leave it" works fine with stationary smells like where a dog has peed, but scent trails (from other animals, etc.) are a completely different beast. I've avoided using the "leave it" for these as she can easily find new tracks and self-reward. TIA!

@McCannDogs 4 года назад

Hi there, Emma! Using “leave it” consistently on stationary objects and in a controlled setting will ultimately result in a reliable response every time you ask for a “leave it”. Being consistent is the key though. No matter where you are, as long as you follow through with your leash if you aren’t getting the response you want. You can also follow up with a quick “leave it” so that you’re more likely to get a successful response and you’re able to reward. That way you’re not going from one distraction to the next without an opportunity to reward success! Happy Training! ~Ken

@emmamemma4162 4 года назад

@@McCannDogs Thank you, I'll hang in there ;)

@celestecarruthers990 3 года назад

How long does this continue - leave it, turn away, reward - before you can then walk down the street or sidewalk past another dog?

@interdimensionalsteve8172 3 года назад

As long as it needs to. Every dog is different. This is all MUCH harder if you have an intelligent breed who seems indifferent to you :) But if you have a gaga breed who just looks at you and melts? Muuuuuch easier.

@redpandawrestler 9 месяцев назад

Do you have any advice for a dog that has been attacked by other dogs? I'm trying to desensitize my border collie. I want to bring her to the park and just sit with her there because of all of the stimulation. But my concern is that even though dogs are not supposed to be off-leash, they often are. So dogs sometimes run up to her, which is bad because of her reactivity. Would a temporary fence do the trick? Do you think there's value in sitting inside of a small enclosure with her at the park until her reactions start to fade?

@kyletighe2633 8 месяцев назад

I’m no expert by any means, but we go to a puppy social class, and this is what the trainers do for other pups that are behaving similar to what you are explaining. They put a gate around the dogs that are a bit hesitant/not sure/scared of the other dogs. They have the owner sit in the gate with them and Rifle treats if/when other dogs on the outside approach and there is a calm interaction. It builds some comfort. They also hear the other dogs playing etc, which builds a positive association with the stimulus of that, because they are getting treats and being told they are a good boy/girl

@natasaradivojevic5502 2 года назад

I have another problem. My dog starts to pull and cry and bark whenever he sees another dog even from a distance and i cant seem to get his attention at all and he doesn’t care about food around other dogs. Im really struggling to get him to even look at anything besides the dog

@aamnagrik7101 2 года назад

I have an American Bully 1.8 years old and he is super friendly and gets excited when someone visit me and jump around everywhere also he wants to go to every human and every dog he sees he go for regular walk and he doesn't know how to ignore any aggressive dog I keep him leash free in the ground he obeys some commands but not everything I do pull training also but his focus is not set and I am lost

@aidawalker1915 11 месяцев назад

I got the same issue...exactly same age...

@howthecookiecrumbles5561 3 года назад

what happened at 6:22?? what caused him to lash out barking?

@Polymerclayabkery 3 года назад

I think he was just reciprocating his owners excitement!!

@judyweikumbenson199 4 года назад

What needs to be done when you are walking your own two dogs, and a dog behind a fence starts barking at your dogs, and before you know it one of your dogs attacks your other dog?

@vanessabennett7922 4 года назад

Walk them separately.

@katelynlong7890 4 года назад

Had to lay down in the grass and push my feet coz my dog was overly excited

@glenraymond379 2 года назад

My dog really like food but She hate other dogs more then food.. How would you train my dog to ignore other dogs if you were me? I tried with food, calling her with my lets go for a walk voice, My scary voice... Nothing have worked...

@pokongavavia921 3 года назад

My dog doesn't look at me for that long but he listen to everything I tell him to do.

@interdimensionalsteve8172 3 года назад

Smart pup. Some breeds are a lot more intelligent and can seem more indifferent, but they still understand where the food comes from ;)