How to train
1 Year Old German Shepherd
Dog Training: 1 Year Old German Shepherd, Storm! Before/After 2 Week Board and Train!
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German Shepherd in sex
as you can tell sparking got a little
bit
doesn't know his basic stuff so I'm
gonna start to finish
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earlier he was a you know grabbing out
to get some knock when I walk back here
to the back bar now as you can tell that
the meters changed so the beginning
Parkinson's afraid and now he's like
okay now as you can see
very mouthy all right
obviously no not good on a leash he's
got no formal training so that's pretty
normal
another dog with zero engagement with
the handler I want dogs to be a dog I
don't want them to feel like come out
and be militant and feel like they have
to be they have to be right on me all
the time but as you can see with this
dog if I let the leash go he's gone
he has no engagement with me has no
engagement with anything but me actually
so it's not good I want him to be
looking from the direction for me which
is probably the main reason why he is
the way he is Superbad a leash pulls
jumps barks grabs it's probably not good
with other dogs because he doesn't know
how to keep his composure he doesn't
know how to stay cool he doesn't know
how to do this stuff and a lot of times
what happens is that dog presents
himself the way that you guys saw when
using the kennel and you just assume
that he's aggressive and it is
aggressive to some degree but it's not
I'm gonna hurt you aggressively yes I'm
gonna jump on you I got a mouth you
headbutt you
the first thing I'm gonna do is because
he's just notice the ground he's been in
the kennel for a couple hours I'm gonna
throw him on the treadmill or try to we
have a dog treadmill inside that's what
I like to do with a dog that doesn't
have any serious behavioral issues with
humans like he's not trying to kill me
I'm gonna pop him on a treadmill let him
run for 20 minutes to 30 minutes on a
slow pace just to get some of the
jitters out then I'm gonna work with
them it's very important that dogs get
the physical exercise in order to get
the mental attention so that's what
we're gonna do now pop them on the
treadmill and get some energy out
so really I just start on a pace that
they can't avoid so he's got no choice
but to walk and it's very natural
obviously for a double walk it's
unnatural for a dog to walk on a moving
machine so just aim a little bit for
some encouragement getting some food
good this way because of the weather
hold salt and all that stuff hop on a
treadmill let them run for like thanks I
just put some food at the end you can
work for it oh so now we can run them at
a pretty good pace like as long as you
want but you start off twenty minutes or
so
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it just needs to get some of that you
really need to get that clutter out it's
a dog with all this energy is a German
Shepherd this dogs are supposed working
and having the task but something to do
and he has nothing he has no guidelines
no structure nothing so what I'm doing
first is there's two types of of
stimulation that a dog can can put out
and so it's physical stimulation and
mental stimulation which means I'm going
to give you all my attention here and
right now I'm making it physical so I'm
releasing all of that junk that's in his
head and that's in his energy blog dogs
don't go for an efficient walk rarely do
people walk their dogs a good amount of
time to actually start taking away some
of that built-up stress or anxiety and
so that's what we're doing right here is
just building them up letting them run
and then work on obedience because we
know without a clear mind
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alright guys so this is second portion
of gaming some exercise on the treadmill
and we're going to bring them back to
one of our training rooms and start the
process of exactly how to stop the
pulling on the leash calming the dog
down changing the overall behavior in
general a lot of people have obedience
issues with their dogs and a lot of
complaints about their dogs and it all
comes from a relationship it's not my
dog doesn't know how to sit my dog
doesn't know how to come and called my
dog jumps my dog whatever it's all about
your relationship if you can fix and
manage your relationship your overall
dog relationship will get a lot better
so I'm going to show you who start to
finish how to start the process after
the physical exercise has been done
so
just like last time as you can see no
engagement with me there's a lot of
stimulation in here which is just the
same stuff you saw inside so what I want
to do is really create a relief like all
of this is okay that he's sniffing and
stuff like that but when it comes down
okay it's time to listen it just doesn't
exist with this dog so I really have to
make sure that I can grab his attention
and make him some sort of engage with me
so he knows that he's got to do certain
tasks and so obviously you can see he's
not great on the leash she's pulling
he's kind of all over the place and so
what I'm going to do is I'm going to
teach you guys to start to finish
exactly how to get the dog to be engaged
with me to listen to be a little bit
caught on the leash and that way we can
do so much more in the future so we're
gonna start off with a slip collar which
looks like this literally just a slip
and on my channel I have exact videos on
how to how to make one of these so here
it is it's just a little slip so I'm
gonna put this on with a creative dog
that knows that when we work it's a fun
thing she'd all be fun for him alright
so we're just gonna do some
back-and-forth stuff leash press your
stuff
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now I have his attention the dog 30
seconds ago and still is all over the
place where I'm going to start to do is
reel that in hey buddy I want your
attention I got something to say to you
I'm gonna I'm gonna ask you to do some
stuff that's what's gonna make him a
more stable dog so what I'm what I'm
gonna do is I'm going to do this for a
little bit longer just the
back-and-forth stuff again we're looking
for is when I when I go out when I turn
and I say come I wanted to comply to me
without getting the pop of leash so what
it teaches them is something in the dog
training wrong as we would cause operant
conditioning which means I'm giving him
pressure and I'm correcting him for the
bad behavior and I'm rewarding them for
the good behavior so when I turn and say
come and he doesn't follow
he gets that physical pop on the end of
the leash and if he does follow he gets
that verbal praise and he doesn't get
the pressure from the slip collar so
he's learning okay
he says come I have to go that way so
this is basic least pressure stuff
that'll really change over the nation
ship through the dog almost immediately
so I'm going to keep doing this and I
and I'm hoping that his behavior and its
overall engagement with me the handler
will get better
you
so he's still kind of all over the place
because it's a very exciting area for
dog to beans is where a lot of training
happens but I'm starting to get the
leash pressure to become a lot better a
little bit so now what we're going to do
is not going to make the least shorter
so he's got to be closer to me wait
that's it boy so I'm starting to take
him and get him closer and closer and
closer to me and this overall will help
him make better decisions through me so
we're working as a team instead of this
all over the place because the dog like
that does not in a good state of mind
and I think the important thing here is
is I want him to do that when it's okay
I'm going to tell him too but when he's
all over the place running around
jumping and barking and screaming like
he was that's not a good state of mind
for a dog I'm gonna change his state of
mind by by lessening the opportunity for
him to make decisions because he's not a
good decision maker so I have to help
him understand that the leash is my gate
keeping access to tell him what he can
and can't do and then once he realizes
oh this guy is gonna take the wheel then
he's gonna start acting like this it's
been probably three minutes of
back-and-forth leash pressure dictating
his movements before it happened and you
can tell he's already a lot calmer I'm
gonna continue this just to show you
guys the full progression of the first
session
watch my leash pressure guys couple
little pops if he steps out of line
that's all
watch my leash impression right here
good boy good job man sit yes nice
so from before and after in real time
guys this is again I'm gonna keep
presenting these videos to you so you
can see different techniques and take
different things away from them but this
is real stuff you give it on a little
bit of structure and a little bit of
pressure for not listening to that
guidance that I'm trying to create for
him then you're gonna get an immediate
change in the dog's behavior he's not
shut down yes he's stressed but there's
a lot of things that are stress referred
for dogs there's there's exciting things
and there's great things that can be
stressful for us too he's only stressed
and he's not too stressed but he is
definitely a little stressed just
because this is all new to him he's
never been told what he can and can't do
which is why he's here in the first
place
but I want you guys to really really
take into consideration the difference
in the dog's behavior ten minutes ago
versus right now huge difference very
big difference in this egg theater they
can promise you on my life this is the
first time I've ever touched this dog on
a leash and actually work with them I'm
gonna continue now that he does here you
oh good boy max max it well done
now that quick 45 second 30-second
segment was so big for you guys to see
he went out to the end the leash he got
corrected for not paying attention and
not following the leash when I went the
other way
Frick and then he got that good pop
after that he said well I didn't really
like that no I basically said I'm
unleashed I said will he have pay
attention and then I went back to the
other way and I said he'll and he went
right to me and I ever warded him good
healed
good boy so again perfect case of
operant conditioning rewarding the
behavior to keep it around that you want
and correcting and giving pressure than
the behaviors you want to eliminate and
that'll ultimately created dogs state of
mind so much better than where it was
and again the important thing here guys
is do this inside in a controlled
environment don't try to do this outside
where you can't control the environments
that's for advanced stuff that's what we
maybe you'll do next week with the dog
this is an immediate situation on how
you can better
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thank you guys so much for watching this
stay tuned for another video of him in
the future probably later this week like
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you haven't already and I'll talk to you
guys next time
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