11 Month Old Doberman with Horrible Leash Reactivity

[@vladtheimpalertaylor]

“A complete asshat” I have to admire the conviction in the way he said that

[@idbemadtoobro]

Shit is hilarious

[@janinekaretai4306]

Yep. Made me giggle

[@IgniteYourFireDaily]

You should really release the full video on this pup. It will serve so many people right! Please drop it 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@prettycat1874]

Please do

[@TrollingHistory]

Pay wall serves him better though.

[@maryjane4432]

He has long videos and training videos

[@iPlasticity]

With collars like that I’m not surprised. And the dog looks super relaxed 🤯

[@dobermanpac1064]

I’m the big dog in my Doberman pac. When I rescue a problem child like this one, I use my other Dobermans to discipline the newbies. If after a few sessions we haven’t made progress I submit the bad boy myself. The look on their face…Priceless 🤠

[@maifred4318]

My dobie performs just like that. 18 mos now, intact and twists our of all of the leashes, harnesses, and collars. I've come across your videos and now I'm binge watching. I've been able to calm the yard barking at the neighbors dog w/the e-collar but walks aren't happening. My previous dobie was a great walker and very sociable. watching you, I know i can do it. thanks.

[@faebrowne2537]

Kane’s face! “Did he just call me an asshat?”🤪

[@we.standwith_palestine]

loved the bit where he showed us how to fixed the issue 😍😍

[@tammy4]

He shows the before and after. The "how" is in his course. I'm taking the perfect walk course now and it is fantastic!

[@brendaburgner-williams8515]

I trained my dog myself. I watched a lot of KZbin videos of many different trainers. I thought training my dog just like everybody else would work. Boy was I wrong! She showed me a different way of training her. My dog that is. She showed me that she already knew a lot of stuff without me training her to do it. I just had to give it a name. The usual names just didn't work for her. So I had to find names that work for her. Like the word heel, she totally ignored me but when I changed it to stand, she listened. She also knows a few tricks. She sits on her haunches with her front paws in the air. I started calling that sitting pretty. She taught herself that. I never taught her. When I say stand to her, she comes to my side and she'll stand at my side. She also taught herself that. I didn't have to teach her. I just gave it a name. She likes to jump up. I just showed her that they're only specific times that she can jump up. I let her know that I'm in charge and not her. She has gotten a lot better. She knows over 30 commands and even some hand signals. I have to admit though, she's not perfect. There is one thing that I have a problem with with her and that is her loving people too much. When she sees certain people certain friends of mine and family members, she gets overly excited. If I don't correct her right away, she'll get out of control. Sometimes it takes more than a minute to straighten her out. But eventually she gets it. She just loves my family and friends so much and she loves it when people come up to her and give her attention. She's an attention w****! LOL! She's the best dog I have ever had. There are times when I think she is actually smarter than me. Best dog ever! I'll never get another breed though. I'm hooked on this breed. Her name is Tesla and she's 5 years old. I brought her home when she was 10 weeks old and started training right away. Since her breed has a bad rap, being fighting dogs, accused of being vicious, killers and horrible with children, which is all not true. She is a Staffordshire terrier AKA Pitbull. I hate the name Pitbull! She is a beautiful dog and would never hurt anyone! I think I did a pretty good job in making sure she is a good dog. At first, I believe the same stuff about what they were saying about these dogs. She's proven them all wrong. When she crosses the bridge, I'm definitely getting another staffy! She is done so much for me and she has also saved me from my grief. I had lost my husband about 8 months prior to picking her up. I thought she needed me, she proved me wrong. I needed her more. And she showed me that. Best breed and best dog ever! This was the main reason why I named her Tesla. She's smarter than me. LOL!

[@SBDH1971]

Pitbull and AST are two completely different breeds. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@rogerringold616]

Bought a dog smarter than you 😮. Ummm...wow. Sad.

[@71ele17]

each breeds have their way to be trained

[@TheRinkyDink]

His face when u say complete ass hat lol the dog was like " nah I'm an angel"

[@sadan8753]

The asshat part was funny.🤣🤣

[@Lazyspaceout]

A high energy breed needs a lot of work definitely not for the average person

[@Lifeofnicol3]

Ong. I love this breed and it's perfect for my family cuz we're active and always out

[@71ele17]

Ong?@@Lifeofnicol3

[@dannyfehnel654]

Did u ever see that video of that horrible dog trainer (I think in Texas) beating the sh t out of a Cane Corso. The dog was on two chains one on left n one on right n the trainer was beating that dog bad. Terrible. U r one of the best I have seen!

[@TR-707]

Starting the course with my 9 week Chihuahua

[@williamstalvey6920]

This dog is ready for hell week as he will start behaving with this trainer

[@Lifeofnicol3]

This will help me on training my new Dobbie real soon.cant wait to get her

[@lisa3672]

I love your videos , so interesting and informative 😊

[@tiffanyfrehleyyeshuaismy0153]

… I am THRILLED that you have another Doberman client to help. 🥰 He will be responding good as new. The owners chose the correct trainer. 🤗

[@RobBlakeGTRacing]

They did an exceptional job with our Doberman Echo. We plan on sending our other Doberman pup, Delta, to @AmericanStandardK9 also.

[@tiffanyfrehleyyeshuaismy0153]

@@RobBlakeGTRacing … I will be looking forward to some Delta videos in the future. Echo is such a handsome boy. 🤗🖤

[@ferni9878]

May God bless you all❤ :)) you guys are loved by one Christ and God , always think positive no matter what , remember God is capable of doing many miracles just have Faith and Pray ❤ love one another and Forgive your enemies as God Forgives you all❤ , Turn to God before it’s too late guys :)❤️

[@OpinionatedMonk]

This is exactly my Dobermann. Would have been cool if you showed some training examples in this video...

[@quanisbrown5215]

Love your content!!!!!❤

[@hoa8954]

I love your work man! 🐾❤️ There's frequently a plug for your paid courses in your shorts, but this whole video was just a commercial... 😮‍💨

[@mcproductions2151]

That's a good looking dog 👍

[@tellyvatos9766]

OMG he’s so cute

[@mattjones6150]

I wish you were in Australia

[@weezy09]

Who did his tail and ears? Beautiful

[@butterraccoon8296]

I will say...how the owners try fixing the problem, just made it 10 times worse Pulling on the leash harder? Does absolutely nothing When a dog is hyper focus on something, nothing is stopping them YOU got to catch them before they explode You got to distract them, BEFORE they explode Whether you tirn the other way, or put a treat by their nose, or make them sit, or squeak a toy And let them look at the dog, reward them for looking back at you without reacting This takes times, and maybe that dog is better in places where there isn't anyone walking their dogs Like a hiking trail

[@andrea4246]

The owners need educated! Dogs are smart.

[@coco-jd5dr]

Bro just super excited💄🤣☠️

[@rogerringold616]

Should be mandatory training law. Easily Aggressive strong vicious types. I know all dogs can bite ...go off. They bite to eat.

[@TheOne60388]

Awesome content!

[@shadedlight4747]

‘MK ULTRA’. *the dog version 🧐🤔

[@terrymoser2028]

Training is, or should be, mandatory. No bad dog!

[@egujuga]

You got both of those collars on and the problem most likely got to that point because of someone traumatizing him with a leash

[@lostinpencils4254]

They just recently banned prong collars in my state of Australia, I am still amazed at how behind America is in animal cruelty laws. Cutting off dogs ears and tails and declawing cats is also banned.

[@lostinpencils4254]

@Jen D. They are not considered ‘training tools’ here, that’s the difference. Of course people will still abuse animals but banning these devices definitely helps stigmatise the normalised abuse of choke, shock and prong collars. I also think you will find that Labradors are amongst the top most dangerous breeds everywhere, not just Australia but even if that was accurate it still isn’t an excuse to routinely hurt an animal to teach them to obey you.

[@swimmingbird243]

Honestly from what I've seen, prong collars as well as pinch collars have been primarily used in rough cases where the dog hasn't been properly trained and the owners just let the dog do whatever it wants. Look up Upstate Canine Academy. Many times that he's used a prong or pinch collar it's just to give the correction and over time, he tells the owner it can be swapped out. It's not meant to be a permanent fix. Dogs correct each other by biting their necks and pinning them to the ground. I have a friend that owns a gsd. They don't take the necessary time with it at all and they constantly complain how the dog rips up stuff, damages stuff in their house, or how hard it is to walk the dog. My friend constantly talks about how hard it is to walk her dog on a harness. They were even kicked out of puppy classes because of how reactive the dog is. They got stuck doing 1 on 1 lessons. Their friends including myself have tried offering advice and because they were reaching out for help. They got this dog as a puppy and the dog has next to no obedience. They told me that this dog will basically tear their wrist off by how hard it pulls and there's just no restraining the dog when there's another animal in sight. They told me that they have to tie or hold onto fences just so the dog doesn't pull away. The dog has nipped at her and other people. So it's stuff like this where it's built up reactivity because of lack of training where a prong or pinch collar could help given their situation. I think we need to be really careful with what we consider animal abuse and what are tools to help correct severe behaviors. I almost feel like this is the same kind of discussion that I get into with people who don't think reptiles should have substrate. Lol

[@t.22916]

I feel like it should work with normal collars to a certain extent. I don’t use pronged collars with my dogs and they are stable dogs.

[@swimmingbird243]

@@t.22916 yeah it should however if you're putting in the work with training/obedience, then it's less of an issue. I know plenty of people that don't use them and it just comes down to how severe the behavior can be. As with anything: use in moderation. It shouldn't be a long term solution especially if you're working at it. Sometimes people don't stay consistent with their training and get lax about it. It really just comes down to a case by case basis.

[@the1andonlykk320]

You haven’t been able to declaw a cat for like 20 years in Florida , Dobermans get their ears taped from what I’ve seen , people do like trimming pit bulls ears which is all for a more bad ass look ( which is BS )

[@BlueNight25]

nice🥰 such a beautiful doberman, he has really beautiful ears , love that! I have 6 months old cropped normal Doberman and now she is walking pretty good on the leash, but reacts to other dogs and trying to play with them 🥲😅 but I had never and will never use a prong collars , I think it's a bad thing

[@prasad2325]

i like Dobarman bog

[@scottasher123]

This is the first time I've heard a dog referred to as an Asshat lol

[@miket9732]

This guy is the best

[@ImPrays]

brother my dog is nearly the same. hes not aggressive put pulling the leash so hard everytime. he know the commandos but outside just ignore it. its an englishpointer/amstaff mix

[@Umadbro681]

I’m going to take a guess and say you used a pinch collar which is fine, but it’s not going to do a lot long term unless the owners are adamant about the upkeep. To get a dog like this under control, it needs to be taught that it’s attention is better put somewhere else. High energy dogs need one thing and that’s attention. Something which lack there of directly causes the issues described.

[@ambiemoon]

Worked alongside a trainer and understand alot of behavior and alot of trainers I've watched always use prong collars.

[@layneathebutterfly4959]

What confuses me is the THREE collars. A half choke An e-collar And a prong collar. On a Doberman, who is known to have skin sensitivity issues.

[@alansanden7571]

And he uses the collars

[@TSeeker1]

Unbelievable. Horrible. Apparently, he can only "train" using multiple pain devices. An emotional, ultra sensitive dog as the Doberman will not do well mentally after this. Can't believe the barbaric handling. This is why you NEVER do a board and train! I used to be a board trainer and every other trainer I met was an abuser. If someone uses the same one size fits all brute force method, the dog will suffer, this is not training! It's much better to do it yourself! No excuses now with so many different methods online to try. It deepens the bond and builds love and respect. No wonder there is no follow up video of the two Dobermans with leash reactivity.

[@Cg0007-w3r]

@@TSeeker1jokes on u there is LMAOO he’s perfectly fine now no more aggression or reactivity

[@redraven1410]

Prong vollar, e collar snd regular collar.

[@kevingarcial6719]

Snoop Dogg 🤣

[@Mangovores]

How much does the training course thing cost or where can I look to seek information.

[@BlackKen_M]

500

[@brandonkent6617]

The website he says were you not paying attention to a 1 min video

[@Mangovores]

@@brandonkent6617orrrr I can be a human and use big boy words to ask a simple question..

[@AlexInTheSubie]

Question bro..Is it possible to train your dog without an E collar?

[@asherdandrea8998]

Is the course free? Because I am buying a puppy and I want to train her

[@nicoletambasco9210]

The course shows $249, the video mentions a special. Is there a code?

[@mrmeadowsiscool]

my 110lb male doberman acts like he doesnt hear me or acts like he doesnt understand ( he does ). he knows i am the alpha i give him love attention and commands with guidance but hes not having it

[@EvergreenLivingSpaces]

Lawdddddd help me. My dobie is just like this and driving me 🤪

[@thomasyerbey337]

I can’t wait

[@elidasalinas325]

Need help with my rottweiler, and I can walk with other dogs on sight. He reacts in a instant and in the process attacking me.

[@israelduncan4341]

Hey Boss I got European Doberman at 6months old and she had a problem with the leash, anytime I put her on the leash she immediately drops to the ground and won't move. Do you know why that is?

[@RyanHoops-v9n]

They should've educated themselves then trained him when he was a pup , therefore he is not an Asshat , Im on my 3rd , over 30 yrs experiance in Dobermans

[@sdfghjasdfghjk8175]

Okay but why a choke collar though? There's no need to risk a collapsed trachea to train a dog. 15 years and I never have needed that. Even with my traumatized and people aggressive dogs.

[@fameparadise5083]

Well for one if the dogs he trains gets into a fight a harness isn’t gonna stop anything. You have to grab that dog by the neck to stop it.

[@Cowboy01billy]

They look like spike collars. Are they or am I mistaken

[@moiboii8954]

What size that prong collar I got 2.25 but doesn’t fit needs finger length to fit.should I get quick release buckle 2.25 or 3.20 😓?!¿

[@CreativeMsKitty]

Do you ever work with small dogs?

[@benjaminoliver4234]

How come every dog he trains has their lipstick out

[@WillBlueAnimalTraining]

Wish I could work for you, I'm in the right industry just wrong location

[@deadpoolthecanecorso2157]

Shared!

[@fallinbing7291]

How much hardware does that dog have round his neck?

[@lovepet4565]

They never socialized him

[@joshbirtchetfishing5196]

Do I need a E collar? I have that plug collar. My doberman is 7mo. Thanks

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We never recommend ecollar without professional guidance and not until your dog is proficient in basic obedience beforehand. We cover proper use in Unleashed on DIYK9.com

[@joshbirtchetfishing5196]

@@AmericanStandardK9 would a bark collar help to train him a long with my training to keep him from constantly barking add others and when in the yard.

[@silviaalatzia3413]

You DON T PUT THIS TORTURE COLLAR TO A DOG..

[@DobeMom]

I used a gentle leader on my intact female dobie during leash training. She’s 3 years old now and she is only reactive to cats, squirrels and ducks. Other than that…she walks wonderfully on her leash walks.

[@christianwyatt1828]

I have two 90 Lb black mouth curs that due to an injury to myself I was not able to socialize them . They now protect me and I wonder if they can be helped they are two now . I wasn’t walking but now I can

[@silviaalatzia3413]

You don t put this torture collar to a dog...

[@NFGeezer18]

Hey man, I love your videos! I've come across a lot of your shorts and haven't seen anything that addresses my issue. I wanted my dog to bark if anyone came to the fence or house, and I assume I incorrectly awarded him for it. Now he barks/whines/whimpers at everyone and every dog, even when I'm with him and going on walks. Is there a way to help train them and teach them to differentiate barking when you're away and to be calm when you're there!? I'd love any information and help in this issue and how to properly train for this

[@sayhello5377]

How would you train the dog to bark when you’re away? Just by being there, you are defeating the purpose. Lol

[@NFGeezer18]

@sayhello5377 lol, if he was in the house and someone was at the door when I was out back he'd bark and I'd reward and praise him because it let me know someone was there. I wasn't sitting next to him and telling him to bark when someone came by and rewarding him, haha! I agree that would defeat the purpose

[@fartripper5566]

Where is his tail?

[@osalbaro]

Maybe he's mad his owners clipped his ears and tail IDK...

[@kennethmarrow3131]

I think it's cruel and unnecessary to remove a dog's tail , unless it's out patrolling baboons?!

[@iPlasticity]

Made my day dude 😅

[@BlueNight25]

docking is standard and normal

[@osiris654]

@@BlueNight25Just because something is normal and standard doesn’t mean it’s right. I don’t have any preference or docking or cropping, just pointing out the flaw in your argument.

[@Echoblue11]

I just teach them you aren’t the big dog

[@Blazedbarbie333]

Is he full breed ?

[@Lazyspaceout]

You mean pure breed?

[@Blazedbarbie333]

@@Lazyspaceout yes , exactly ty

[@ItachiUchiha-nx5kq]

Is an “intact male” referring to a male non neutered dog?

[@Tomeccho]

Yes.

[@frumpusnumpus]

Love how you are not extremely cutesy to the badly behaved dogs. 😂 Dogs can be jerks. Yes, it could be due to poor training. But they also have their own personalities and may be jerks all by themselves.

[@ariyakamrani3802]

Please help. My dog is exactly like that dog and he is very disobedient.

[@pdowjw]

i like this guy but shit all i’ve seen him do is yank the prong collar

[@legionofxgn7148]

My dog 😢 I need help with my dobby

[@charlesudehchukwu5435]

please this dog is what breed

[@do7735]

Doberman Pinscher

[@A87-p1l]

All the shit talking on here about the collars and I bet only 1 or 2 of y’all are actual trainers 🙄🙄🙄

[@MichaelPatterson1955]

You use food. SMH Not I!

[@benjamim1473]

i thought you training cource are free but im tottaly wrong i cant imagine how greedy dog trainer are

[@SBDH1971]

Why would it be free? That is how Garrett makes a living. Do you work for free? 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@SCK9-Feline]

Dobermans are too much for you. They are nervous in nearly every shot. Stick to the bulldogs. You need more training.

[@trevordanowski7576]

Intact meaning:balls?

[@Tomeccho]

Yes.

[@trevordanowski7576]

@@Tomeccho 😐

[@Tomeccho]

@@trevordanowski7576 What's wrong with that?

[@trevordanowski7576]

@@Tomeccho i wouldn't want someone to chop my nuts off. I'm Just a sympathetic dog person.

[@theblurryblackcat]

@@trevordanowski7576 Huh?? He literally said "Yes", would you calm down?

[@isaleahlynch630]

Full vid

[@switchtoaster]

Do you use harmful methods?

[@tbirds5313]

Depends on what you mean by harmful. There are methods that do inflict pain to reinforce desired behaviors such as prong collars to prevent tugging and pulling, but not all methods that can be considered harmful under its basic definition are abusive. Beating a dog into submission is abusive. I have a hunting dog and when she gets too far away and doesn’t respond to a call I lightly shock her with a shock collar and she responds immediately. I usually only ever have to do it once because of the association the animal has built with the undesired behavior and receiving a shock. I’ve shocked myself at max power on the collar to fully understand I’m doing to the animal, and to a full grown human it doesn’t really hurt, it’s more surprising than anything.

[@PrincessTreasure]

they say no but they’re using prong collars which I can’t imagine being comfortable

[@leogaroa]

European Doberman is more beautiful

[@Catsaresilly-v5c]

Do you accept children as well? Asking for myself.

[@marinarbekka]

What kind of collar is good for a mini aussie, since they have a lot of fur around the neck. That prong collar will matte his hair. I need to start something.

[@robertwarehime7608]

Following

[@xXBossManStatusXx]

You showing results are a better form of advertisement then you running your mouth

[@Lazyspaceout]

He did at the end we're u not paying attention?

[@LittleMammoth69]

He literally did show results. 💀 Towards the end the same dog in this video is seen walking with another dog which he couldn’t do prior training.

[@user-gq8kp9kk4p]

He literally does, do you even hear what he was talking about

[@TW-gv8fw]

Any dog will submit when you put a prong collar on it. The most dangerous collar you can use. There is a reason this type of collar is banned in many countries 🤷

[@damnman6755]

Any dog trainer that uses a pinch collar you can be sure can’t be trusted

[@wooperlovesbts2987]

Poor misstreated dog.

[@Lazyspaceout]

More like a high energy breed without proper training dobermans are NOT for everyone

[@wooperlovesbts2987]

@@Lazyspaceout i am referring to the straight up animal abuse done to his ears and tail. Thank god this is illegal where I live. It is cruel and makes these pretty dogs ugly.

[@Erin_29]

​@@wooperlovesbts2987it wasn't this trainers choice. It's the owners choice.

[@Lazyspaceout]

@@wooperlovesbts2987 That's not abuse

[@wooperlovesbts2987]

@@Lazyspaceout the fuck? Ofc it is. There is a reason it is forbidden in many civilized countries. Imagine someone just cutting pieces out of YOUR ear just for the sake of it. Disgusting mindset.🤮

[@lolly166541]

Untrained Doberman, but with cut ears and tail. Says a lot about the owner.

[@Lazyspaceout]

Yeah it says they put a lot of money on him

[@capacola262743]

ECKspecially.

[@milindkashyap1461]

U have European doberman

[@reidmorrison893]

Leach reactivity?? DUDE. Please message me, you’re literally teaching people nonsense. Let’s talk it out.

[@17AS]

Leash reactivity is definitely a real thing what exactly are you trying to say

[@user-gq8kp9kk4p]

Its not nonsense. You cant do any better mate