Dog Training - Scary Story

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  1. trainfrog on July 9th, 2009

    boodoggle89, aggression usually starts for several reasons. A big one is inconsistency. If you are inconsistent in your training, your dog will see you as a weak leader and make the decision to take charge. Having a poor sit command will contribute to the aggression. Letting the dog in or out of the house without your permission will also contribute. Consistency is one of the most important things you can do to help the situation.

  2. boondoggle89 on July 12th, 2009

    one of my dogs shows mild signs of aggression when i do certain things like pick her up or put my face too close to hers. she usually growls and jumps backwards. because of this i refrain from doing these things but i was wondering if there was any way of stopping this behavior because obviously these are negative behaviors. My dog is a 2 year old Border collie cross Australian kelpie, who is other wise affectionate and well behaved.

  3. Tartofla on July 15th, 2009

    He seems to know what he’s doing… But all methods don’t work on any dog-that’s why he goes for a walk with the dog-patient first-to get to know the dog. Then he starts the training -of the owners :-D…

  4. Tartofla on July 17th, 2009

    ..Do take the dog first to the vet to check that it’s not ill. Dog’s who’re in pain can be aggressive. If the dog’s fine-it’s time to show who’s the pack leader…I’d recommend to take the little one to “dog-training” (actually it’s the owners who get trained :-D) somewhere nearby…

  5. Tartofla on July 20th, 2009

    Your dog’s the pack leader..It’s gonna take time to fix.I allow NO growling at all with my dogs (have one male dog & one male puppy).If I hear any I say no with a determined voice and put my hand on his neck (without hurting).If he’s really excited (attacks the puppy if it comes to near his bed) I put my hand on his neck and firmly (still without hurting)press his head down until he lies down. He’s kept there until he gives up-voluntarly turns on his side and shows his belly ” You’re the boss”.

  6. LoonyBird27 on July 22nd, 2009

    i was wondering if u have ever heard of or seen Ceasar Milan? If so i was wondering what you think of him.

  7. SilvaraBlade on July 25th, 2009

    I may have misheard but I have a dog who is aggressive and in my experience dealing with him there are NO ’small signs’ of aggression. Aggressive behavior is serious, always and means you need to seek help. Thank you for the videos I frequently refer to them in regards to training my zoo.

  8. eletendre1 on July 26th, 2009

    Excellent advice killcrazy26!

  9. killcrazy26 on July 27th, 2009

    As Eric says, DONT get physical with your dog. When you get physical, they get more physical back.

    Think your way round the problem - dog is on your bed and wont get off and is growling at you? Go to the kitchen, make ‘ooh i have food noises’, or any sound that gets your dog off that bed and next to you. You change the subject, you are not engaging in an argument, you distract the dog and ‘win’ by out thinking him. No one gets bitten.teach pups that off command is rewarding then theres no issue

  10. BHAV2GURU on July 28th, 2009

    my cuz has the same prob, his german shepherd gave me stitches what advice would u give

  11. j3nnn00 on July 30th, 2009

    My chihuahua is very aggressive and I’ve actually been bitten a lot of times by it. So what do I do when it starts growling? Do I just leave her alone or what? Thanks in advance :)

  12. t34bravo on August 3rd, 2009

    Great videos! I’ve been watching your series of videos for the last hour. Great stuff!

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