Dog Training : How to Teach Your Dog to Fetch
Teaching your dog to fetch should be a fun and engaging experience. Teach your dog to fetch with tips from a dog trainer in this free video about pet behavior. Expert: Nancy Cusick Contact: www.trainmydogs.com Bio: Nancy Cusick is Austin’s premier dog trainer and animal handler with more than 12 years of experience. Filmmaker: Todd Green
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@KLVNW mine will look at it then turn back towards me i cant fine anything that interest it
I hate doggy talk but this is cute
@josh753789
mine too…
this lady just taught the worlds stupid dog
My dog will run up and sniff it and then run back, but leave the toy there.
yeah my malamute does the same thing
she was just showing us… is she showed us a dog that dident know how to the video would become into a movie….
i was trying to teach my dog to teach i get him into it i throw it he runs over to it and picks it up i tell him to come here he drops it and runs over to me HELP
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nice ^^,.im teaching my dogs how to fetch but everytime i throw toys,. they just ignore it anf instead lick me,. but anyway
thanks!!
So your teaching us how to instruct our dogs to play fetch with a dog that already knows how?
Nice video. If anyone is interested in I also just posted a tutorial about teaching a dog to play fetch – if you’re having some difficulty with this one – check it out :- )
I Have My pekingese Dog For 2 Weeks She Is 2 months Old and I already Taught her To Come When I call her To Jump to sit To Lay Down And To Roll Over .. I always Give her Treats After each thing she Does
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@M0NKEYDLUFF That’s cool, Pitbulls and Rottweilers are my favorite dogs, people think they are mean, but they just take it the wrong way, if you don’t teach your dog to be mean it won’t turn out mean, it may still be a rowdy dog, but that’s just the natural way of a pitbull and rottweiler to play.
Oh yah and Sapphire (my dog) she learned how to sit at two months old too, and now she learned how to jump up and give me a kiss, I pretty much teach her a trick every month 
my rottweiler 2 months old just learned sit in 1 time of training – all i needed was 3 kibbles and he learned it! =D
same.
I have a 5 month old blue pitbull puppy, and she is so smart!!! She already knows how to sit, shake hands, lie down, and roll over, I work with her a lot!! I love her sooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!
my dog will fetch and shake his head with the toy, but he wont bring it back
that is terrible advice
Never give a dog a long stick to play with. I had a stick about 20 inches long and threw it down the road, the dog grabbed it near one end and started running. The loose end of the stick stuck into the ground, causing it to be ripped from her mouth, taking a bad tumble and giving an abrasion on her belly.
Have you seen the show “It’s Me or the Dog”?? The trainer gives lots of great tips on how to use positive reinforcement and lots of treats to teach your dog what you want in a fun way. I would get two of the same toy and teach him the “Leave it” command. When he gets interested and guards one toy, wave another toy and get him to drop the first toy. Say “Leave it” when he drops it, and continue the game!
i hve a jack russel.. nd ermm…he is impossible…u throw somin nd he goes afta it nd getz it nd then runz circles around me! but i stil love him
thx ill try to teach mii yorkie rambo to play fetch
pomerian mix with pekingese =)
wen i throw it a ball pr a doll or watever it fetches but doesnt give it back to me and it became evil D=
what type of dog u have
same here