1 Year Old Great Dane "Drake" Shows Off Obedience; Off Leash K9 Training Reno

[@keithfreeman5204]

I got my Dane when she was 6 weeks old. I trained her almost the same way that you train. However I added hand signals along with all the other commands/requests. No food rewards, voice, physical touch is as rewarding as the treat thing. The "Go laydown" command was handy. Yes, she DIDNOT like being alone, she ALWAYS wanted to be with me. "Heel" was one of the very first she learned. My extended invisible leash was my arms length. I loved watching her think things thru.

[@micheleb5797]

We had our Dane trained with off leash in Oklahoma. Best decision EVER

[@richardpolanco2806]

Do you train in warren county NJ? Hackettstown to be exact

[@renotahoedogtraining]

Hi there! I an based in Reno, NV but have flown to other cities to train dogs 😊 Email me and let’s talk about it! [e-mail]

[@cstewart9607]

This is awesome!! people don't realize how well trained these dogs need to be otherwise they can be so out of control... my favorite part is when you leave the food and go out of the room, my 3 YO girl does the same and would never touch it. Really good job :)

[@cstewart9607]

Sorry double comment bc I hadn't watched the whole video :) I loved the off leash walking as well and this shows me how behaved my girl actually is. I have a lot of stress over whether people will think she's not well-behaved enough but she can do all of these things. We also take both of ours to the baseball field to run even though you aren't supposed to.. no one around here cares though hahaha

[@aneesahcarlton8281]

Why put music you can't even hear what's being said ??

[@Jpcar1984]

What is pricing for a two week course for a great dane?

[@numberonefamilyman]

Didn't see any training in this video.

[@mattw1029]

This is pretty amazing, I want to do this with my two Danes, Do you only teach in Reno?

[@kayleacrawford8423]

We have locations everywhere! To find a trainer near you go to www.offleashk9training.com :)

[@TheCraigy83]

😆 after seeing the batman logo i thought i was gonna see some proply f'd up ears...nope factory spec ears ! well done...good people 🙂👍

[@renotahoedogtraining]

fatbarry barry yes we were please with that as well!

[@spyderspic666]

fathead adolf barry Lmfao it was hilarious how you refered to the dogs uncroped ears as factory spec. Such a great and funny way to put it.

[@Glitcher-qt2rb]

SO CUTE!!!:)

[@billgreen9678]

You asked about a hundred times to Sit, so he learned that you don't really mean it. You should only ask once! Then you show him! HE will eventually get it when you say sit sit sit sit sit sit, but it takes longer.

[@renotahoedogtraining]

I think you are talking in the beginning of the video where I'm trying to see if he knows anything? I'm NOT teaching him, just again, trying to figure out if he knows what "sit" means. As you can see in the 'after' portion of the video, he responds very quickly when we are out working :)

[@YoSneeze]

weird looking Horse :)

[@alchemy9955]

They are not weird, Great Danes are gentle and kind and although their size corresponds to a horse i dont think calling a Great Dane a "Weird looking horse" is acceptable as no one asked for your opinion. Great Danes are the best.

[@klaudiamusia2556]

yea cool but what about if you pass other dog who barks at you or do these tricks around dogs? :P all obedience videos shows dogs doing these tricks in calm enviroment and as we all know this does not work like this

[@renotahoedogtraining]

Klaudia Musiał thanks for your comment! we have plenty of videos that show we offer obedience around other dogs if you’d like to watch more!

[@richardreed9166]

Will never understand why you have to resort to shocking the dog when humane methods work just as well. He wasn't even a badly behaved dog. You have now taught him obedience through fear and once you take away the punishment (The E Collar) he has no incentive to obey. If you train humanely and use your voice to tell him right from wrong then he will obey because he will want to obey. Dogs can't generalise so they will not understand commands under different conditions (With E collar). I pray he doesn't suffer from problems down the line.

[@renotahoedogtraining]

Richard Reed: Thank you for your comment! Actually, Drake is doing great! He rarely uses the e-collar now! It sounds like you have been very badly misinformed about how e-collars work and how to properly train dogs with them. I'm sorry to hear that. Our methods are very humane, and wherever you might live, I HIGHLY recommend visiting one of our facilities to ask questions to become informed, and perhaps even try our collars on yourself so you can feel what one feels like :) We expose our dogs to different environments everyday so they get exposed to a lot, that way they will listen to their handler, no matter what distraction is going on! :)