5 Essential tips that nobody EVER talks about! these are tips I have learnt over the years by actually DOING! not reading, DOING, …
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I have a 9 week old puppy who hates to walk on the leash. He pulls, wines, and tries to pull the leash from me. Any hints how to correct this.
Every single tip you have give us works! Having our puppy is a joy thanks to your training. sheās 11 weeks old and thru you, we taught her her name, sit, down and come. Weāre now inspired to take on Heel tomorrow. 1:15
Some good advice, but I'm afraid the acoustics made this hard to listen to. The room needs some soft absorbent materials to muffle the harsh echo-y sound. Curtains, soft upholstered furniture, carpet?
What is the best area to train your puppy on a leash
Literally bingeing my way through your videos ready for our miniature dachshund puppy! They're great so thank you!
That last tip is honestly the most important, when I started as a dog handler 10 years ago and being at my first training sessions I was so embarrassed because it was large groups and it does hold you back, after 6 months I just didn't care and would use silly names, make silly noises, and I would look a bit mental but the only reactions I ever got was how surprised people were when they saw a guy in armour with all manner of work related tools making high pitch noises and going "A boo boo boo boo" with his giant working dog and they would only say how adorable it was when they saw us having a little moment, so yeah, don't worry what anyone thinks.
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2nd video i've watched and I would recommend changing your mic. it's distant and hollow. the mic is too far for the size of room.
The videos themselves are helpful and instructive but the audio quality is almost enough to make me go elsewhere.
My chi Jack is 15 weeks . He barks at everyone š¤¦āāļø he interacts with other dogs pretty well. He always wants to be picked up ! I donāt but should I š¤·š¼āāļø
Your videos have made such a difference in our lives! Thank you so very much!!! Your passion, advice, and delivery is just fantastic- what a talent you have.
I have my puppy and we have been training in the garden for 5 mins a few times a day and we are due our first walk in 2 weeks. Thank you for your wonderful tips. We are looking forward to taking our training and fun to the next level
I just got a Siberian husky. Your videos have helped me soo much! I've owned and even breed huskies, but I have always struggled with the training aspect especially with huskies. But it's only been 5 days she is already able to focus on me with 3 kids running crazy, and is starting to sit.
Wish you would make more videos!!
Loving your vids Tom……. i have a 12 week old puppy now, have been training him for just a week and his picking this stuff up so well!!! …..
We just got our 8 week old Siberian husky puppy and after just one day of training using your suggestions, he is focusing inside and knows sit. Super grateful for this page!
Hi, Iām not getting my puppy until he is 12 weeks old, so heāll be fully vaccinated. So I canāt start his training until then, is that ok? Love your videos. Only found you today. Brilliant advice on puppy training. Thanks
We just got our 8 week old puppy last week, a female beagle. Loved your focus video, and just saying her name and sit is already great in 2 days. Excited to train this young so they will be obedient for life.
Hi! Iām getting our puppy this weekend!!ā Canāt wait to try your tips!! Thanks!
Thank you for the tips! I just have a questionā¦ Will my puppy still listen to me when I call his name in public even when I stop giving him treats? Like if I say his name, and he knows that I didnāt bring any treats, will he still listen to me? And why?
My Cavalier King Charles puppy ( 11 weeks) just isnt phased by treats, she's never been a greedy dog at all. Consequently, on a walk she will frequently dig her heels in and just sit down, even off the lead she doesnt move. She wont come to treats even though at home shes pretty good at "come", "Sit" etc.
Sometimes, we have got her to walk with us after teasing her to play with a stick, but she walks a bit then sits and digs her heels in again. Any advice? She's fine meeting other dogs, just takes it in her stride, so mellow.