Dog Training – Learn how to train your dog obedience
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ur dog is trained in German? Cool.
I’d like to teach my dog to fetch. He chases things and barks and snaps at a ball, but only if I chase after too and act interested. Then he just stands there. I give him lots of praise for at least chasing because it’s hard to encourage him to do even this. He never bites a ball or a sock. Really not a biter or a chewer (unless it’s food). His teeth are fine, he is very healthy. Recent vet check.
wow good dog you have!
That’s a big stick.
I say let’s go bye bye she runs to the car
awesome trees
I just adopted a dog and it seems indifferent to toys, sticks or cars, only sleeping on the couch food and with the last he becomes too excited. Is it ok to exploit the food desire if there is no signs so far. Or shall I let him on the couch as a reward?
Cool! Thank you!
yes he speaks german “platz” “sitz” “fuß”
Cool, the word “Plats” is used in Sweden too, but means “location” / “spot” in english instead of the “down” command which is pronounced “Ligg” in Sweden
“Plats” is commonly used to tell the dog to go and lie down on at it’s own special place/spot or location
This guy has a real nice dog. I think its a belgian malanois. Those dogs are very athletic.
I would start out on a leash , and praise him to bring it back to you. With time , when you feel comfortable try it off the leash , before you know it , you and your dog will be fetching champions
you mean fetch?
how do u train it to bring the stick back to u?
xccol
its: sitz,platz,fuß ^^ xD
but wat happens if ur dog dont no how to sit or nothing like mine?
ok i understand. it’s german because of the “hard” and “short” sound of the language. ok =) thank you
I dont know if he is germanbut mainly dogs globaly are trainned in german language cause those 2-3 basic comands zits=sit plats=down fus=next to the feet are easy for dogs to understund!!!!
I have as well a Grey German sheperd and she is trainned in Germany from where i took her!!!!
Mostly you will listen commands tht they are easy for the dogs to understund and as well you can train easier with this kind of words in your language like for example in french “ale”
he speaks german with his dog. is he german?
beautiful dog! My husband and I are getting our first Belgian Malinois this weekend!
Great video Eric. As a professional trainer I enjoy other trainers perspective and must say that you were right on target. “Click”
well how do you get two older dogs to quit barkink at everything they see after they have had dinner ya know when ya let em out to go potty???
they dont bark all day and never want to go outside just until they have had their supper the barking starts
My dog is 9 years old , lab-shepperd , He is something max , very stubborn and still thinks that is a puppy. Thanks for the video.
nice 1 eric,thx for the tips