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How much did something like this cost? I'll find out next Monday when my golden retriever gets his x. Rays, if he might need surgery or not. Either way, if he needs surgery, i'm getting it done

I'd be so scared if an off leash dog walked by so close. I know that one was so well trained. But my dog got viciously attacked by an off leash loose dog and I'm so scared now. My dog is a 65 lb half pit and a mastiff attacked her. 😢

Thanks for the insightful video. My senior adoptive is fear reactive and will lounge at dogs that show interest or stare him down. He is otherwise an amazing dog, with lots of smarts. He became more reactive after my neighbors dog ran up to him off leash and did not disengage him.

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They are absolutely awesome

Great video, especially because Remy looks just like my dog, Javi.

Beautiful and smart breed! I own one and a Anatolian shepherd. ❤❤

What is I already had my dog in boarding for about a week. And after I pick her up I found out that she had been rubbing her nose on her kennel door and now I noticed she has a strained whine and bark now.

I'm a little concerned if you look up on Google is baking powder or baking soda ok for dogs it says it's incredibly poisonous

Thank you so much! My dog is VERY reactive 😅 the problem I have is that my dog gets BORED of food very quickly. I have tried different treats for him and he only likes it for 1 or 2 trainings and then doesnt eat anymore. I have to get raw chicken just to get his attention 😅 that doesnt feel so good in my trainer pocket/bag 😂 esp when its hot outside 🤢

Great video thank you

Thanks.

They are curious! They love exploring and, going for walks. They ❤ learning.

You did great 😊. Tough situation there. I have a walk with narrow passes and sometimes it's unavoidable that you've got to muscle through. I've just got to remember to head back the way I came to open the distance.

Omg, you are so lucky. We are on day 8 after surgery (both knees) and it has been so difficult. It has changed everything in the house. Elsa is one of four huskies. She is not a healthy girl, short and very chubby and in several meds already. I look at your pup and he is getting up on his own, basically. Lifting Elsa is lifting dead weight and very hard on our backs. And she drags her knees on the floor so a week later the wounds are bleeding a bit. Definitely not like your dog. Omg, I wish. It’s been a very difficult first week, cleaning a lot of pee and not knowing what’s next. I guess it depends on the dog, health, size and … fur parent, of course 💖. In our case, it is so challenging. We are well intentioned and we persevere … but we just want this to be over. Thanks for sharing.

You’re a good dog mom!

Have a beautiful girl reactive rescue husky shepherd from Texas. 2 yrs old. Been working on walks where other dogs walk along canal. So when I realized she goes crazy when she sees another dog I knew she couldn't handle this area. Training her inside house she has mastered. Listening looking staying loving intelligence is all there. Did Training on long line outside goes great. Her recall is decent on long lead. However on walk if she smells sees another dog all Training goes out the window. I do not exist. I have tried treats. FORGET about it. I do turn about and use avoidance techniques. Its a little better but cannot take her to trail or canal area. If I do I now park in the parking lot where she sees a dog, from a long distance. She'll lunge pull screams cries loudly standing on hind legs. I have owned gsds and rescued many other dogs in past. I really think she's emotionally distracted. She'll be hunting for other dogs on walks. This animal is the sweetest ever with people and family, as well. All she wants to do is get to a dog to play, I think. But can't let her approach another dog like that. My vet said no dog park she might get hurt. Had her at one in beginning and she went nuts playing. Also she met a bear of a dog I know in the neighborhood and she wrapped her paws around him swinging back and forth on his neck. That dog was solid and just layed down for her. I really need to give her medication or something. VERY EMOTIONAL maybe with age She'll get better? The long lead helps her experience smells. Gonna do that a lot more. People stare and can't believe what they're hearing and seeing. My dog Joleen is out if her mind amd in love with other dogs. But she cannot play right when she's in that state of mind. Her play style is very rough. My daughter has a sweet basset hound that tolerates her play and cries when she's had it. They do love each other. So what can I do with this husky shepherd crazy mix buy love her and keep working with her. Sorry for long rant. Helps to share. thank you:)

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5:03 I'm struggling a little to discern the difference between bribing the dog and rewarding and reinforcing desired behavior with treats

My dog reacts to people and bikes, not other dogs. I live in the city so there's little chance I'd have that kind of distance between my dog and the trigger (the bike path is right next to the park too)

My husband and I recently adopted a border collie who it turns out is super reactive. Your videos have turned into a source of solace for us as we go through our own journey trying to rehabilitate him. I’ve returned to this video a couple times. I’ve taken the quote here “Your dog isn’t giving you a hard time, he’s having a hard time” to heart. Just a couple days ago I came across the source! It’s from and Outside Magazine article about reactive dogs. One of the owners of a reactive dog said it. Sooo resonant!

Great explanation!

These are pricey!! One day hopefully soon tho

I have been using exactly these two approaches with my reactive border collie, and they are the most effective techniques, in particular the first one. I combine these also with building general engagement, eg. Through play and training and movement so that the dog is used to me being „interesting“. Despite already using these approaches, this video is incredible helpful, as it explains it very well. I have put it on my rewatch list.

Good demo. He went for your other hand because you switched hands from right to the left one earlier in the training - so he was checking the left hand and your right. Clear on the playback. Thanks for the tips!!

You are one of the few channels I subscribe to - I have loved your journey and appreciate how you and Remy went down into the depths of despair before coming out together - i LOVE the way you train him, and am also grateful that you reviewed doggy dan's methods, I had been wondering about him and am glad I decided not to sign up - would rather follow your force free gentle methods. Thank you!

This is such a great video and important one.

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I will definitely check out the Kong line when at the pet shop.

Fantastic review , thank you!

This made me cry. Ive been struggling with my dogs reactivity for years due to some bad events that happened to her because of bad owners of other dogs. And because shes half pit i never get any slack for her reacting even a bit. Its exhausting. But i think this video is helping me to manage my expectations and adjust. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thanks! You gave a very clear explanation. My dog's collar came out very well, and it was easier than I expected.

Yes!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE your channel and your videos, I see so much of myself in them and my experiences, and you are just amazing. I fostered a dog last year (pitty/staffy mix) who was a sweetheart - rehabilitated her for 3 months and found an amazing forever home for her down the street from us. It was a love story all round. However, she had NEVER shown any signs of aggression EVER, her only emotions were love, happiness, play with me, fun.... however, my latest foster dog is a concern. Sami is blind in one eye, was starved, used for breeding, possibly hit by car, little elbows worn out from being in a cage all the time, hind legs underdeveloped (muscles had atrophied).... I have had her 5 weeks and I just love her to bits. She is super gentle with me, but is reactive to my husband, although sometimes she plays happily with him. He feeds her and walks her (in order to build a stronger bond with her), but she is still very reactive and unsure. On a leash she is reactive to dogs and people, although I ask people to just ignore her and not look at her until she feels comfortable and sometimes she's OK, sometimes not. This morning she played with my husband outside and later on, when he was in my room with us, she was really aggressive with him. I do not think this is resource guarding because she's like this whether I'm there or not. I don't know how much of this is due to her half blindness - and of course, how much is from her terrible childhood and obvious abuse, and I don't know what to do about this. I got a trainer in to do a session and he confirmed that getting my husband to walk and feed her is a good idea, and that he should do regular checkins with her (she goes up and touches her nose to his hand) - which she does but then out of nowhere she'll backup and start with this menacing growl. Obviously she's just expressing her discomfort and fear but I don't know what to do. She almost went for hiim this morning, and if she's like this with him, it could be serious. My goal is to spend a couple of months rehabilitating her and then find a forever home for her - but this irregular fear/reactivity thing is a problem. I do NOT under any circumstances want to use any punishment methods, no prong collars, NOTHING that will give her any negative reaction, as she has been through too much in her short little life, but I don't know what to do when she starts growling at phillip. Initially when she growled, I got him to leave the room, but that is just a temporary respite because if he comes back in, or he approaches her again elsewhere, she growls again. Then I suggested that we both leave the room (i.e. removing her favorite thing, me, until she'd calmed down) but that didn't work either. She just continued growling and tail tucked between her legs. I don't know if he reminds her of the tortures she's been through, poor girl. She's only 2. I've suggested he ignores her too, other than feeding and walking, and he tries but sometimes forgets and approaches her quietly and gently to fuss her, and she'll sometimes go to him then suddenly backup and growl. ANY suggestions would be appreciated, this poor girl has had a rotten life, experienced horrors I can't even imagine, and I think she must be very unhappy inside herself, which is what I want to change. she's WONDERFUL with me, but when i'm not around, she just stays in her bed and waits for me to come home. Thoughts? Reply

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Thank you for your videos, got some great tips and advice. 😊

Do you use a specific needle to do this? Like a ball point? Or just a regular sewing needle for your machine??

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Do you remember when you stopped giving your dog the meds after surgery?

Never let a puppy walk on his long lead only for recall training jesus ..now hes in chain for life ..

Thank you for this video. I just adopted a 60 lb. dog who is very reactive on walks. I am looking forward to using your technique. Where can I get a treat bag like I see you using? ❤

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It seems to me that a lot of dogs are getting damaged knees. I guess we just don't know if limping dogs from the 70s, 80s and 90s were just ignored or if something has changed that has caused an increase in dog knee injuries. One thing could be the food. Statistically speaking, if there is something lacking in modern kibble, it may be predisposing dogs to problems. For sure, more big dog food companies are skimping on good protein and substituting with plant, incomplete proteins not sufficient for carnivores and ramping up the cheap carbs. In the past, canned dog foods had better protein. Dr. Karen Becker, DVM has suggested that manganese deficiency weakens tendons. It may be that the current trend to feed dogs deficient kibble vs. canned dog food of the past and table scraps of meat has caused an epidemic of manganese deficiency. Something to consider.

This is a very informative video. Thank you for your honesty. I too have made mistakes with exercise with my dogs and now I know better. We live and we learn and admitting our mistakes is necessary for learning and sharing the information helps others. Remi is lucky that your are his owner and got him surgery.

Does anyone know if I can buy this book in UK please.

Looking at that harness is physically killing me

So you started with double the length of your dogs neck, did you keep all that length or trim it at some point? This was an extremely helpful tutorial, thank you!

My dog cannot have egg, do you suggest any substitute?

If he can chew it that's no good lol

I love how you address the discomfort and stress on a dog of constant heeling! Loose leash doesn't mean perfect heeling! Let the dog be a dog, sniff, learn the environment....just respond to light harness pressure as this video so amazingly dives into....no corrections/aversives required!! Just time and patience from the human.