Train ANY Dog to Walk on a Loose Leash (Stop Leash Pulling)

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Take your dog from completely untrained to 100% OFF-LEASH trained in 8 weeks: www.hamiltondogtraining.co/
This is the Hamilton Dog Training 3-Phase Loose-Leash Walking System. If you watch this video from start to finish, you will know how to train any dog to walk on a loose-leash.
This video lesson was taken directly from our online training program.
DOES IT ACTUALLY WORK?
Yes. We’ve implemented this system on over 350+ dogs with a 100% success rate, so we can say with confidence that it actually works.
This is not some BS training that only works in your living room when you have hotdogs. This training actually works in the real world around real distractions. Tested. Proven.
WHY DID YOU POST THIS VIDEO ON RU-vid FOR FREE?
We posted this video for free to (hopefully) provide value, earn your trust, and give you a taste of what our online training program is like.
If you want to continue the training, and keep the momentum going, check out our online training program: www.hamiltondogtraining.co/
HOW LONG DOES THIS TAKE TO TRAIN?
Once you understand how to train it, it takes less than 30 minutes to train any dog to walk on a loose-leash.
After the first initial session, your dog will no longer pull, but you’ll have to stay consistent with phase 3 as you work in progressively higher-distraction environments.
AT WHAT AGE CAN I START TRAINING THIS?
As a general rule, you can start training this on any dog 6+ months of age.
HOW CAN I CONTINUE THE TRAINING?
We help people take their dogs from completely untrained to 100% OFF-LEASH trained with our online training program.
If you want to continue the training and keep the momentum rolling, check out our online training program: www.hamiltondogtraining.co/
Timecodes:
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - What is loose-leash walking?
02:05 - Why do dogs pull on the leash?
05:24 - How do you STOP leash pulling?
08:19 - How do we punish the pulling?
13:16 - How do we train loose-leash walking?
13:44 - Ollie (Before)
14:17 - Zeke (Before)
15:21 - Neeko (Before)
16:30 - Phase 1: U-Turns
19:59 - Ollie (Phase 1)
25:33 - Zeke (Phase 1)
34:32 - Neeko (Phase 1)
37:13 - Phase 2: Sporadic Walking
38:30 - Ollie (Phase 2)
42:26 - Zeke (Phase 2)
43:24 - Neeko (Phase 2)
46:16 - Phase 3: Punish the Pulling
48:30 - Ollie (Phase 3)
54:50 - Zeke (Phase 3)
01:05:09 - Neeko (Phase 3)
01:08:06 - Common Mistakes
01:12:15 - Maintain the Training

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@Simbawolfdog 7 месяцев назад

I have trained and watched a lot of balanced dog trainers on leash pulling and leash reactivity, I can honestly say this is one of the best and realistic no nonsense dog training I have seen. Keep up the marvellous work. From Uk

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Thank you! 🙏

@joda7771 7 месяцев назад

Can’t agree more! Following some balanced trainers or should I say just real dog trainers as the FF radicals already chose their title. I’m thinking about some trainers that they have a huge difficulty to teach the online handlers. Also from Europe and the banning part of the world. 😉

@pianist52 7 месяцев назад

Started REALLY applying this for Benjys evening walk - no talking was strange! But he followed me, and nothing like as many treats which always broke the flow. I was possibly too hard core wanting him by my side so I'll loosen up a bit to allow sniffing as long as no pulling. You teach it brilliantly, thank you so much! ( I'm hoping it will help with dog and football reactivity we have at the moment, also!)

@missionsfo 7 месяцев назад

I wish I discovered this program when I got my GSD 2 years ago. We’ve gotten fairly far with positive reinforcement but we need to adopt a practice of safe and healthy correction. This makes sense 💯%

@lukeryuzaki2328 7 месяцев назад

@@pianist52 Don't mistake loose leash walking for heel. You may only restrict leash length if obedient training is not there yet, but to get your dog your to stay close to you, that's the job of obedient training and specifically the heel command. Loose leash walking is a "release" state. Dog has freedom as long as they don't pull. Whereas heel is an obligation that they only focus in one thing that is walking close by you.

@marcellawilson4839 5 месяцев назад

This literally took 30 minutes and my dog is now one of the best in the neighborhood. I got a 3 year old Jack Russell mix rescue dog 10 days ago. I was using a collar and an extendable leash. He was constantly pully, was leash reflexive to people, dogs and bicycles. After switching to a prong collar and a 6 foot nylon leash, I did the loose leash training. I spent about 30 minutes on it with him, pulling, jumping and yelping. On the next walk he was doing the loose leash. He doesn't pull. His reactivity to dogs, people etc. is very minimal. When it is there I have tools to deal with it. Neighbors I have seen on previous walks commented on the dramatic change. One owner who had what I thought was one of the best dogs in the neighborhood commented that her dog was never that good. Later this week, we are off to the park. These videos and ideas are great. I wish I had done this with my previous dog.

@minix15o 6 месяцев назад

I love that you used 3 different breeds of dogs and especially a husky! Most trainers never show training a husky! Loved this training video! ❤

@debschannel6838 3 месяца назад

And bigger dogs too. Which is great!

@shaunaparadiso7749 5 месяцев назад

I can’t believe what 3 days of training has done for my dog. He was dog reactive and chased squirrels. Now he’s focused and I don’t have to be the person pulling a barking dog across the street to avoid another dog. ❤

@davidcottrell2243 6 месяцев назад

I've watched loads of videos on loose leash walking and have been left totally confused. This was plain common sense, easy to understand and put into practice. A lot of my questions were answered while watching the video. Very well done. David from UK

@HertzDuzNit 20 часов назад

2videos and 2 shorts in and i can tell, this channel is gold for dogowners i've been learning a bit about dogs and the decent parts that i've picked up are all here, very well explained with extra's

@AnnaSoemarmo 4 месяца назад

I tried the technique tonight on my walk with my dogs, and it was like miracles. I've been watching numerous videos about training dogs not to pull, but nothing works. Your video gave a very good structure for the training, and it really makes a difference! I used a martingale collar, and it works. Thank you so much!!! It was a magical walk with my dog tonight. Best regards from Tokyo, Japan 🙏🏼

@melissasimonin5577 7 месяцев назад

I tried this today, and it worked! It was a little more complicated because I have two dogs and I walk them together, but neither is badly behaved, they just mostly hung out at the very end of the leash (not exactly pulling, but not slack either). We started out today and did U-turns, and anyone not paying attention corrected themselves. They caught on very fast! My Golden is super easy going, but my GSD gets anxious if there are too many strangers to keep track of. It made sense after watching the video that him pulling as we walk away from a stressor is self-rewarding to him. Turning around and going toward the stressor, not so much! I won’t say it was easy, we had to walk by a park on our way home and there was a huge party going on. He really, really did not like that. But, he eventually realized the quickest way past was on a loose leash. So thank you for this video! It was just what we needed 🙂

@jacobholstead 4 месяца назад

I’ve had my dog for a year he’s a reactive gsd/husky mix from a rescue and have struggled with getting him to walk nicely on a leash since bringing him home. Watched this video 3 days ago and the amount of progress I’ve already made with him using these training methods is unbelievable. He’s paying attention to me more and just seems so much more relaxed when walking. It’s amazing. I see his personality and mannerisms in both Zeke and Nico in this video so having those example dogs helped immensely. Watching the reactivity video you have next and am super thankful for these resources you’re posting here on RU-vid. Thank you!!

@sadery7492 3 месяца назад

This is absolutley the best leash training video i've seen. So clear, so accurate, so realistic, and so briliant. Thank you for sharing all of this information for free, this will save a lot of ppl & their dogs.

@user-ng7hz7ow6s 3 месяца назад

This is the best, most explicit and comprehensive demonstration on training loose-leash walking I’ve seen. My blue heeler will begin U-turns today!!! Thank you!

@lydiad1216 4 месяца назад

I can't believe this is free information! I was already doing u turns but this video showed me what I was doing wrong. Trained yesterday, went today and already huge positive impact. First walk I was confident and in control. TYSM!

@user-zm1wy5df3u 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this video! We attended a course where the trainer used a similar method (basically starting with the sporadic walking) but I wasn’t getting it. Your video helped me understand the theory and process so much better and we had a great walk today!

@natzvds 2 месяца назад

Currently going through these videos with my reactive, leash-pulling, resource guarding dog. Give me strength

@faithk13 21 день назад

I believe in you and them!! ❤❤

@Danielle-nz9tn 5 месяцев назад

I loved watching this and how you break down each phase 3 times with the 3 different dogs. I sincerely appreciate the structure and pacing of this video, as I feel like so many dog training videos go really fast with the trainer talking fast and introducing new terms, etc…. By the end of some videos I feel more overwhelmed than before watching it. But THIS VIDEO is great!! It really simplified the principles and steps to where I feel confident starting this process and being more structured and consistent as well as valuing the walks for mental exercise, not just getting the dogs “steps” in, haha. Thank you so much!! 😊

@amyjoycedelaney9143 3 месяца назад

Wow! Im working with a 75lb staffordshire terrier from the county pound. Yesterday he almost knocked me over, pulled the leash out of my hand with his mouth and jumped up and head-butted me so I’m black and blue. I watched your video this morning. We practiced phase 1 this morning for a few minutes and then phase 1 and phase 2 just now. He’s already a different dog! Im willing to bet that by our fourth walk tonight he’ll be walking in phase 3 without incident. I love this technique. ❤

@kendrawagner2968 7 дней назад

Staffys are so muscular they don't even know their own strength. I had fostered them. And they aren't even pulling TOWARDS a squirrel or other dog - it is just rocketship forward motion for those breeds or mixes. I did the U-turn a month ag with one for many days and it took her awhile to put aside her pulling habits.

@MISSBEST1 7 месяцев назад

Best video on RU-vid. Thank you so much for this video it has really helped me walk my dog with a loose leash and to correct his pulling.

@nataliea121 7 месяцев назад

I have watched hundreds of loose-leash walking videos, and this one has the most effective methods. Really appreciate this and all your other videos. Thank you from Canada.

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@Sharon-pf2te 3 месяца назад

So glad I found your video. You are one of the best trainers I have seen on RU-vid.your down to earth explanations of what and how the dog is thinking when lease pulling is so helpful. I have two large breed dogs that I never take on walks just going to the dog park where they run free. They are good with other dogs there but do have that leash reactive behaviour. I’m going to try the prong collar now because your video has given me the training that I needed. You really have an excellent training video here and I hope it helps a lot of people like me to feel more confident in actually doing this. Thank you so much, I really think I can do it now.😊

@sandilewis9706 4 месяца назад

Thank you for such a real life example with Zeke!! I appreciate your no nonsense, consistent approach and will be using your method for my 2 pups. 😊🙏

@jarrett4927 4 месяца назад

Best trainer video. Simple to understand and effective. Love how you showed what to do with three different types of dogs. Subscribed!

@samanthafranks725 4 месяца назад

This is the best leash training video that I've seen and I've watched a LOT of them! Our dog is already conditioned to the prong collar so I will be starting this training today! Thank you!

@valeriepasch8218 2 месяца назад

I have been searching for a month for great dog training videos. Yours are the most simple no nonsense videos!! I just did phase one of loose leash walking and it worked great!!! No more of me begging or waiting for my dog! Thanks so much!

@Heather3laine Месяц назад

Soooo helpful. My Spitz rescue I've had less than a week is hard headed AF and I was able to correct leash manners with him while listening to this on a walk. Still some work to do but the second half of the walk was damn near flawless. My very tired brain appreciates this so much.

@jorgeadames3959 7 месяцев назад

Best explanation of loose leash walking I’ve seen. These last two videos have been gold 👍

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@daisyymichelle 2 месяца назад

Can't wait to try this! I have tried everything with my dog including prongs in the past but I don't think I was using them properly.

@user-tc7ex9od8y 2 месяца назад

Ayeee I used too always watch u back then😂🫶 anyways you should also check out American standard dog training rlly good trainer too

@Cate-Hart 2 месяца назад

This is THE BEST video I have seen for leash pulling!! I have been watching so many videos and reading so many books about it. All I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have a 1-year-old rottie that we just adopted, she was in a shelter for a few months and we were trying to regain confidence and trust with her. I only got to phase 2 in this video and she needed to go out, so we tried phases 1 and 2 before our walk with her regular collar. After just 10 minutes of these phases, we started on our walk and it was soo much better. I am so happy I found your channel!

@rikvanschaaik8443 7 месяцев назад

That speeding example was so clear and helpful! Now I finally understand why no one ever speeds again after getting a ticket...

@aznmexgirl 7 месяцев назад

Wow details explanation and showing off different pups help so much! I learned so much! Cant wait to work on this!

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@IceWalker32 3 месяца назад

Me too

@user-qn4tg6ty1e 7 месяцев назад

Awesome program!! Thank you for this invaluable information!

@TawanC-zn6xr Месяц назад

Absolutely the best training program ever. This changed my life. My dog getting muchhhhhh better. I’ll keep on watching another series of training video of yours. ❤ from Australia.

@teridaniels3269 5 месяцев назад

Amazed at the progress my Aussie has made in just a month using the prong collar and all Miles' tips for loose leash walking. He has made tremendous progress when seeing other dogs on our walks. I feel like I have a "regular" dog now instead of a reactive dog. Enjoying our time together instead of stressing.

@primroseproblematic2059 4 месяца назад

Wow this is SO informative. I'd love to see a version for toy/small breeds. I have a 14 lb chiweenie/Rat Terrier rescue who is both hell on wheels & highly sensitive. He also has thin Chihuahua skin and a long neck prone to joint injury since he's also long like a Dachshund.. But boy is he strong and boy does he pull. I'd love to see how to modify the corrections for a dog like him to make sure to avoid injury or overdoing it. Thanks for putting such long form content out here for free! Amazing!

@DianeMRoderick 4 месяца назад

Yes mine is a 10 lb dog and does not pull but lags behind sniffing. She never pulls but stops to smell and does not keep up.

@primroseproblematic2059 4 месяца назад

@@DianeMRoderick our Great Pyrenees mix does that lol. We like to compromise. Some walks are more brisk for the workout and some walks are sniff walks where we just amble along at their pace and let them sniff a lot. The sniffing helps wear them out mentally apparently. 😊

@user-sy1ps4yk8u 7 месяцев назад

Currently sitting in a deer stand watching this with subtitles! Thank you for posting this in depth example. With real dogs that aren’t trained. So glad you are back and posting again. I love your style of training, your reasoning, explanations, and relationships with your own dog. Can’t wait to get out there with my 5 month lab

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@littlewigglemonster7691 7 месяцев назад

I was just there few days ago lol Hope your hunt went well

@KrystenPratt День назад

this is the best iv seen, iv been watching lots of youtubes videos this has to be the best and clearest. i loved that you used different dogs. most RU-vid clips use dogs that have clearly been practicing for some time.. iv gone to 2 different dog schools to learn lose lead walking non are working. in fact my dog is getting worse every day, and im completely frustrated to the point i dread taking him out now, and feel hopeless that its not going to get better, its simply exhausting walking him.. in class i got into trouble for tugging on the leash when he was sniffing.. apparently at this school you let them pull into the smell then praise when they release pressure, no punishment at all, and my dog is continuing to get worse, we train our dog every day and he isn't improving. also, prong collars are illegal to buy in Australia, i hope you can get the same results from slip, although we might not have slip collars soon there is a partition to ban slip leads and collars in Australia too... your video was terrific you have given me hope.

@albertotovar8026 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing it's has worked wonders on my dog 🎉😊

@robsmith1975 25 дней назад

Your delivery, as well as the information being presented, is way easier to digest than the other “dog trainers” out there on RU-vid.

@chrisotc6832 2 месяца назад

Awesome job man,I’ve learnt so much from this,keep up the great work!👏

@rockytopsebrights606 4 месяца назад

Good stuff simple to the point. I like how you explain and all the examples. Good work

@samirdesai4788 Месяц назад

Thank You for putting out these great videos! They have really helped me to understand my dog's learning process.

@user-ny9xn1pb8t 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for your videos. 15 minutes training per day + your videos and my dog stopped pulling the leash. I'd been fighting with her for 5 years =)

@zsahe21 7 месяцев назад

Great way to show off the online training program :)

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

🙌

@syndication2 7 месяцев назад

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on loose leash training. Thank you!

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@brendabennett4627 3 месяца назад

OMGosh!! I am so happy I accidentally saw your video. I have a year old "hybrid" German Aussie Shepherd and having other high energy larger dogs I knew my now dog was as you put it "not in this world". He acts like Zeke the shepherd in this video. Exactly!! I now know that everything I've done is not working. He has drug me to the ground several times once with my head hitting the ground. Yesterday I bought a prong collar. Today I'm planning to replace the head collar, that I thought he was totally desensitized to given he's worn it since four months, to the prong. Thanks to your video I think I can start anew with my sweet, crazy, dog. I've subscribed to your channel, saved this video, and look forward to future videos of your methods. And trust me I've watched sooo many other trainers. They are good but I just didn't get them but the way you explain is phenomenal. Thank you so much.

@ampallotta123 5 месяцев назад

I have just seen this training and I plan to apply this training for my young dog. My dog was born as a street dog and has grown bigger than we thought. I'm an older person , but I hope this will work for him and me! We are willing to give it a try. 😊😊

@gk-mt3vy 4 месяца назад

Thanks for "have their space and BE A DOG" and for the clear explanations altogether. This works. I believe this is understandable for almost EVERY DOG OWNER - there always are exceptions .... 😏

@drec5174 7 месяцев назад

This was helpful. I have a very large Corso that's at an advanced level for training, but we have always just used a strong pet heel for walks, even 5-6 mile hikes. Anytime he is released to loose walk, he applies very light pressure, nothing like a pull but enough that it's annoying. Going to start from scratch see if we cant fix it. He is the opposite of a soft dog and doesn't care much about corrections.

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Yep, make that new line clear for them and stay consistent with it 💪

@shareefk9039 7 месяцев назад

⁠@@hamiltondogtrainingdo you use this as a stimulating walk through the park? And on more structured walks do you put the dog in heel? Love the video by the way. My rott pulls a lot, gets distracted m, and pulls into smells. Hopefully, I can be more clear, reset and start this in a less distracting environment.

@CogyG 7 месяцев назад

This is perfect. Thanks

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

No problem!

@CCOREY5 7 месяцев назад

Gold gold gold! 🔑 Folks, look NO further on YT if you’re trying to stop your dog from pulling. There is NO better video. All the positive training in the world will NOT work with many dogs when it comes to leash pulling. I have 20 yrs of experience with working GSDs and Hamilton is correct in everything he says and asks you to do. If you are serious in changing your dog, don’t waste time by looking at a million other videos. Just do exactly this⬆️!

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

🙌

@mattwinck4319 5 месяцев назад

You are the best trainer on RU-vid, and I have watched them all.

@JordanP. 5 месяцев назад

how do you feel about kikopup? I like her too

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

Appreciate your videos very much!

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for your support!

@anntangpanit2684 4 месяца назад

Thanks for such a valuable video!

@mikeramsay4381 7 месяцев назад

Dude your videos are great. Seriously. Keep it up

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, will do!

@michaelkallman4368 2 месяца назад

I had my share of trainers on YT and some IRL but must express my appreciation. I'm not payed to say this but you are the best so far. Pedagogic, the right focus in instructions and illustrations and feel like you talk to my mindset in this. Got my second dog (had a JRT for 15 years before) in Bellman, a German Jagd Terrier (with 1/8 JRT just to add a bit energy like that was a demand ;) ), just 1 year and enjoy training him and the joy when I succeed in learning him. As you can guess I need to be consequent and patient with this guy but he's just wonderful as an individ. I will for sure put your channel as my favorite here and look for any relevant clip you've released when different tasks is on the table. I have trained a bit loose and not pulling with correction before. He start to get it but not 100%. Now I will establish the step 1 ond 2 in this clip as I find them totally logical and receptive for a dog brain. Keep up the good work. You've got a new fan here in Sweden. Thanks! :)

@elizabethwhite5116 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this video. Game changer!

@johnbasedow 2 месяца назад

Your videos are very helpful.

@joda7771 7 месяцев назад

You are amazing!! 🤗 Thanks 🙏🏻

@fussa7913 Месяц назад

This is the best dog training video ever, thank you! You cracked me up when explaining and demonstrating how treat lure method doesn't work.

@Black-Chocolate 6 месяцев назад

Hey man your a life saver for real. I started doing this with my dog and at first she was fighting it but now she is really good at not pulling. I'm on step 1 & 2 and she's about 80-90% success. I'm going to keep this up. Thank you so much for knowledge and help and I subscribed.

@ImprovementsAlice 3 месяца назад

Detailed explanation can really help to many, I liked this video

@littlewigglemonster7691 7 месяцев назад

Great work sir

@tiedyeddogs 4 месяца назад

In this era of positive only training, this shows how loose leash walking with a prong can easily be trained and understood by the dogs. I love how this shows three completely temperaments in dogs and this method works with all of them. Kudos to you! From a fellow balanced trainer!

@mudigno 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this video. This is gold for me. I'll buy a prong collar and try to follow this video. Is phase 3 also with the prong collar? If my dog can do it, i'll fly to the us to thank you man,

@lynnbailey1616 7 месяцев назад

Love your training method on loose leach walking. Can’t wait to watch your other videos. Thanks.

@ritzie3131 9 дней назад

I have an 8-yr-old Jack Russell terrier, Sophie. (She is my 2nd JR, so I didn't walk into this breed blindly. This being said, just like people are different, Sophie is way more challenging than my previous dog, Honey.) Over these 8 years with Sophie, we have been asked to leave the 2nd round of puppy training, asked not to return to a local pet sitter, and we had to withdraw from agility (which she was veyr good at) after 8 sessions because Sophie just would not settle down. All this after 6 weeks of puppy kindergarten and two weeks of her living with a trainer. The kicker is that last year, she somehow managed to earn aa Canine Good Citizen ribbon! She is smart as they come, as energetic as the day we got her, which is exactly the energy and spirit I like. I readily admit that the issues we have are mostly because of MY inconsistency, even though I try to be the opposite. We still deal with loose leash walking and over-the-top reactivity when people come to the house. She does eventually settle down, but this is stressful for her and for me. I have been subscribed to your YT channel for a while and watch the videos from time to time. Today I saw the ones on loose leash walking. Sophie is very much like Zeke in the second video (which I have not yet finished watching). Anyway, we just got back from our usual walk. I used the prong collar as always (as instructed by the trainer she spent two weeks with), but held the leash the way you showed, and allowed her the length of the leash. Granted, we did not see any dogs, squirrels, deer, or school buses today....but I have to tell you, our walk was 95% better!!!! I will continue working with her of course, and it can only get better. You da man!

@kevinkohweiquan7325 7 месяцев назад

Best video on leash walking I've watched. So many videos from different trainers do not reveal the full technique. Thank you.

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@menakananjundaiah6024 7 месяцев назад

Awesome video, I have been following your videos from yesterday only very informative. Are you using prong collar or flat collar on him in this video?

@mabellee424 4 месяца назад

I 💖 ways how you share the pro and cons, consequences for good and bad behaviours . Excellent demonstration. Executed every point . 🙏👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💝👍.

@mariabrettschuh8348 7 месяцев назад

I am from Austria and I can tell you, your training works!! Also with Austrian dogs😂. ....

@annylaurie422 7 месяцев назад

Fantastic video, very thorough and the dogs look happy and excited Can this be done on a long line - I like my Aussie to have lots of sniffy walks and not necessarily pay attention to me constantly but not pull. Do you have use the prong collar all the time

@nancyvb788 4 месяца назад

thank you for the video

@Niviatab Месяц назад

Thank you so much for this video. I appreciate the reality of training with treats vs. the punish method. I tried the treats until…out and about other competing distractions trumped the treats and I was back to square one with an out control dog. I have subscribed to your channel after testing the punish method and experiencing that it works. Keep up the great work and thank you for your wonderful videos with different breeds. 😊

@jamie_theblacklab 7 месяцев назад

What do you recommend for people who can’t use a prong collar? They are banned where I live (Austria)

@chrismccollough545 4 месяца назад

Zu recht - sie sind gefährlich.

@evan_sievers Месяц назад

Slip leash or Martingale collar

@eannicole205 3 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing.

@mhj5245 7 месяцев назад

Very very interesting, have started these few days and i can see a massive difference with my 2 years old Australian shepherd 😊 just wondering how long you recommend for each phase? Also, I would like to know if you can apply the same method in a stricter manner to keep your dog on one side and closer to your knee, thanks 1000 times.

@jakt7070 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for such a detailed video. I've used your techniques to get my dogs loose lead walking within a week. That is individually though. I did separate walks for weeks and now that I've combined them, they have gone back to pulling. Got any tips? Thanks.

@MARK30071 7 месяцев назад

My Zelda is a 10 month 120 lb German Shepherd PUPPY mentally, she’s your Zeke’s sister from another mother !! Thank You 🙏 😊🎉

@stevewatts7228 Месяц назад

Great vid fella best on the net. Steve UK will be training our staffy this way soon. Thanks.

@lucas_fferrari 5 месяцев назад

Awesome video! Really like your approach to dog training. Congrats on the great work. As an idea, would you consider doing a video about dog reactiveness towards people? My dog gets agressive when my friends and family tries to touch him, and even gets agressive when I try to clean his paws.

@crystall5661 14 дней назад

I have only been watching your videos for about a week. They are great. I also need the psyche lesson as an owner. Normal walk just over 4K (about 2M for non metric) did the U turn whole walk. (Longer walk😅). But it works. GSD mix 2 year old, prong collar as she’s stubborn. Not a heavy puller, but what I’ve heard deemed as an out front dog. She was very good. Not perfect. Helped with a couple situations where dogs barking in yard. Love your method. ❤

@betsycadwell998 7 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@BoxOramaFitness 7 месяцев назад

I reading replies about their 2 yr old big dog....Maaannnn, my 6mo Shiba Inu just showed her behind in the park today! Out of the blue pulling and barking at kids and dogs. Gave me the Blues! Thanks for the video i will be trying this out. Love from Az

@BoxOramaFitness 7 месяцев назад

Got a 6mo Shiba Inu with attitude on Walks! She loving, but a BEAST ON A LEASH! Thanks for video

@ingevansand9180 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video! How long do you usually make your sessions? As long as it takes for a breakthrough, short sessions,...?

@imnavibear 7 месяцев назад

Is there another method u have for loose leash walking without using the prong collar?

@carolinesykes3636 2 месяца назад

Illegal in Switzerland but I have a dog that can pull.

@shepherds.pie.youtube 2 месяца назад

@@carolinesykes3636 that's really sad that they are illegal. You can use any tool that causes an aversive, though. You just need to be way more careful not to injure your dog with really blunt tools like head collars. 😞 Do you see a lot of dogs pulling in Switzerland? Honestly curious. I know the force free people say they can train without aversives but I (personally) haven't seen it. I am willing to have my mind changed.

@gabif2828 7 месяцев назад

Just genuinely curious, is there a reason you opt for a physical correction first rather than simply "correct" through a removal of the reinforcer? Ex: Stop walking when the dog pulls, don't let them reach the object they were pulling for, and don't resume the walk until they walk at a loose leash. Only reaching the object while at a loose leash pace. I feel like if your dog is able to respond appropriately to a removal of the reinforcer, why add a physical corrector and risk impacting the relationship you have with your dog?

@36891as 7 месяцев назад

The prong collar makes them pay attention and learn it faster. He can correct through a removal of the reinforcer, but it will take 2x longer or even longer.

@annika1205__ 7 месяцев назад

@@36891asyeah it might be the faster way its not the best way. You can do this if you want to hurt your dog and create a relationship with your dog where he only does what you want because he is going to get hurt if he doesn’t. This does not make a healthy relationship with your dog. This kind of training is based on physical punishing and that is never a good option even tho it’s the fastest. Your dog can learn in positive ways too..

@lukeryuzaki2328 7 месяцев назад

@@36891as it's not being used because it's faster. Other tools are almost impossible to communicate the same thing to physically and mentally strong dogs. I can connect all these bleeding hearts to large breed rescues, and let see them train known canine aggressive (they charge at wolf) 150 plus man biter with a harness, flat collar.

@gabif2828 7 месяцев назад

@@36891as Learning "faster" but possibly damaging the relationship with your dog or increasing your dogs overall anxiety is not worth the "speed" of a prong collar. If the only thing that makes your dog pay attention is a prong you need to seriously establish a relationship with your dog.

@noellenoli7129 6 месяцев назад

I’m glad you asked this question as I was wondering the same.. I hope to understand more clearly soon

@kryzak123 7 месяцев назад

Love your detailed explanations and theory behind everything. Just a couple of questions. If I'm working at a shelter where multiple handlers walk the dogs every day, and only flat collar and sensation harnesses are used, is there any way that me implementing these three steps can work for dogs that pull like crazy? Or is it just hopeless? 😂

@AndriiKachur 6 месяцев назад

Hey, it actually works even with a flat collar, you just need to adjust your correction pressure, speed(snap instead of a long pull). The hardest part in this training is to be a good trainer - you have to have a loooooot of patience, persistence, and dedication. I can't handle weeks of trainings like these, that's why my dog degrades back to its old state

@ElenaAlex11 5 месяцев назад

first, really appreciate the practicality of this video. second, do you have a prong collar you'd recommend? I have a XL dog

@matefs 5 месяцев назад

Thanks

@rachelhanley9044 7 месяцев назад

Fantastic! This is the best I’ve seen on beginning steps to using a prong collar. Thank you!

@Jadraist 6 месяцев назад

Don't hurt your dog like that

@CG-ci3jn 6 месяцев назад

@@Jadraistcan you please train my aggressive reactive pulling Dutch Shephard please since yk so much 🥹

@Sliiide831 3 месяца назад

Outstanding content, easy to digest and very applicable 🙌!! Curious though, why the strong opposition to trainers/owners that insist on a 24/7 heel position on all walks? Thank you in advance and would love to see you do more e-collar conditioning tutorials!!

@timpearce1778 4 месяца назад

To reiterate others in saying how good this is. I have a reactive Carpathian Shepherd. Very gentle, obedient and calm in the house. On walks he's a nightmare, rides the end of his lead and overly reacts to other dogs, and now cars. Tried multiple trainers, tried pure positive reinforcement, tried constant heel, tried pack walks, tried more exercise, I feel like i tried it all. Even slip leads, prong collars, haltis, muzzles... He's never interested in toys, rarely takes treats on a walk. I calm him before the walk, regularly stop and calm during, but nothing stops the reactivity and build of energy. Until now. And it's just a minor adjustment in technique. Less vocals, purely slip lead communication, clearer adjustments, looser lead. The big thing to me was letting him know that his job is to pay attention to me or it gets uncomfortable quick. No "here" or "Ah Ah!" Or "Tssk" just turn, walk, quick, hard adjust if needed, but then relaxed purposeful walk. I've just taken him on ONE session. He is already comfy with the slip lead, already understands its limit. Did U turns and random turns in the garden, would give a tiny bit of cheese any time he stopped with me, then sat when I stopped, then eye contact. Then took him out, same rules but slightly less regular cheese reward, instead using light voice or touch. If he pulls i turn around, only happened maybe twice. Best I ever had him was basically me walking at his heel, and that would last a few minutes before I'd have to remind him. Using your 3 phases I had him walking at my heel on a loose lead for the entire duration of the rest of the walk. Even saw another dog and he sat quiet, looked at me even, like "how do you feel? Oh, fine? Then me too." Which took a bit of Cesar Milan teaching me to project calmness even when I'm not. But thank you. This is simple, makes sense, clear, and you show great REAL examples of it working. I have no doubt this is how we will walk from now on. So calm, so happy, he even seems really pleased with himself for having successfully completed his job of paying attention to me! Thank you!

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

The “even a husky” got me to click on this. I have two just-turned-1 -year old husky puppies, and I’m losing my mind 😵‍💫😭😭😭😭😭

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

If you have any specific advice for huskies, I will pay for a one-on-one virtual consultation. I’m drowning right now with them.

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

15 minutes in…you’re using a husky!!!!! There’s hope 😭

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

I love that you use untrained dogs for your demos. I haven’t seen this a lot, believe it or not, even with the largest* dog-training channels on yt. Certainly makes you more trustworthy, relatable, and credible!!! Thank you so much for bringing us this valuable content.

@hamiltondogtraining 7 месяцев назад

Start training each dog separately, then once they are perfect, start walking them together. You can do it! 🙌

@JuliatteJ 7 месяцев назад

Thank you!!! I’m so grateful for this video.

@EneEri 4 месяца назад

This video honestly gave me some relief. I was very distressed since I have two dogs, one submissive (mildly reactive bark towards people and mildly reactive whining pull towards other dogs) and a really reactive dog like Zeke (excitedly reactive towards people like she loves strangers and aggression-prone reactivity towards 90% other dogs). We took them to the dog park (apartment culture is everyone uses privately and waits their turn) yet a young girl came and quickly opened the gate despite trying to collect our dogs and warn her not to. It immediately broke into a fight lasting 10 seconds that could have been TERRIBLE had my husband stopped it so fast (my dog got messed UP, cut right near eye, mouth, etc). It’s so frustrating that she did something so negligent but at the same time I acknowledge we shouldn’t allow our reactive dog off leash ANYWHERE if she has the capacity to behave that way. I’ve already been frequently sharing my concerns with my husband and even brought up getting rid of the dog prone to aggression (she’s MY dog, like I’m her person so it breaks my heart) because I’m scared she’s going to ruin our lives or someone else’s. My husband says he’s scared our submissive dog will die of depression with how tightly bonded the two are and thus passive about it. I enable him to just continue how we’ve been, which is distressing and I’m fully aware is downright wrong since it can end up in situations like the fight. I worry if we don’t handle it, she’ll die someday. Both of the dogs are just 2 years old so from everything I was reading, I believed there was no helping them and didn’t know what to do. Other than outdoor behavior/reactivity, they are both phenomenally obedient and affectionate in the home so I honestly feel panicky at the idea of walking them (and I have to walk dogs at least 4-6 times a day due to my husband’s schedule and since they obviously can’t go together with both their reactivity issues). I’m going to watch more of your videos and actually go practice this one right now. I feel like I could cry. Thank you so much.

@superbloom421 3 месяца назад

So sorry, that is very hard. Invest in a dog trainer. It will be cheaper than getting sued.

@elainebach394 Месяц назад

I am 53. I have bad hips and shoulders. I also have a 110 lb freight train for a dog. GSD X HUSKY X ROTT X BLACK LAB MIX. We do not take walks, we take drags. I have tried many methods and nothing has worked. I've always thought prong collars were cruel, but i now think people I've seen use them are using them wrong. Continually pulling and yanking. This method seems much more logical and humane. Wish you could train my boy.

@parisdevine8553 7 месяцев назад

Prong collars are banned in Australia 🇦🇺this is why with the stubborn breeds they are surrendered to the pounds and put down we have an epidemic of untrained dogs and owners because they teach positive only. Plus you can’t take your dogs hardly anywhere. Great video!

@princessmadison4222 4 месяца назад

my 1y o Aussie is exactly like Zeke!! so i m trying to practice your method with him.....

@haddockandbentley2903 14 дней назад

Ohhh my. You describe my Novi with the treats and loose leash walking and oh a dog. Pulll. Etc. Can’t wait to get more into this video.

@JeepGirl45 2 месяца назад

I was really getting into this video thinking it would be the one to help me and then came the prong collar. I’m sure it can work well with a lot of dogs but not on a Pomeranian as they are susceptible to trachea collapse. I ended up using a no shock collar that uses beeps and/or vibration and it worked immediately. It got his attention to where he could focus on me and I told him no. Gave him treats when we passed people, dogs and cars with no reaction. We did our second session today and he only barked and pulled one time. I’m amazed!! I was so close to hiring a trainer. I hope this can help someone who can’t use the prong collar.

@adaszpakowska9384 7 месяцев назад

Hi, imma try this out on a flat collar since she is okay with it (she pulls on harness and on collar we kinda worked it out but not as clean as I would, her attention is just elsewhere and she is always upfront). But before I start I have a question: how do you walk your dog if you have to train? I don't have a yard so to excersice her we gotta go for a walk. Do I start the walk with these and then take a break for playtime/free exploration on a long line and after few minutes hop back to the training? Or do you limit your walks just to this so there is clear message for the dog? I saw that you dog his free time spends off leash, we still need a long line cause of her running towards dogs which I don't like and try to work that out, but until this we have to be on leash almost all the time (which is why I usually use 5m line and a harness).