ANXIOUS AND HIGHLY DOG REACTIVE GSD LENNY: session 1

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[@hoperules8874]

Totally signing up for your online training! We do most of your techniques anyways because they are so practical. Side note: I've never seen a halti used that way. We use one and has been the absolute dream for a pleasant walk. The sudden lurching is quickly brought to heel without much physicality involved--although we use verbal redirection or even additional direction changes. (the 180* back and forth has been the go-to, seems to redirect the dog's attention to the job at hand which is taking a walk.) edited: typo

[@southenddogtraining1]

We really look forward to seeing you guys there 👍

[@TeslaNick2]

So glad you took that awful halti type mess off his muzzle. Love your style. No BS, just get on with it. I use treats as a barometer of arousal level too. If the lead is not relaxed, you are holding the dog there, if it is relaxed, the dog's doing it on his own. Huge difference. You then reward that choice. Great work.

[@southenddogtraining1]

Tesla Nick I can’t stand head collars. The dog done so much better without it.

[@TeslaNick2]

I bet the dog was instantly relieved when you took it off...

[@southenddogtraining1]

Tesla Nick certainly made a huge difference.

[@peteinuk]

I couldn't walk my dog without the gentle leader - that's upsetting to read this!

[@TeslaNick2]

@@peteinuk Some dogs do really well with a gentle leader, if it works for you, great, keep using it.

[@bettymcconnell1011]

Thank god you helped that dog never heard a dog screaming as bad as that beautiful boy

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Are you an idiot? This dog is crying about the hard abusing of this charlatan

[@cbcdesign001]

He screamed because he was wearing a now banned prong this trainer used on the dog! Its horrible to hear a dog scream in pain like that, there is no need for it.

[@Jay836836]

As someone who uses pinch collars, e-collars etc all time. Seeing that dog in a halti getting muzzle squeezed and screaming was uncomfortable to watch. I can't believe people think that's "gentle" and a corrective collar is evil. Great work on this one...

[@southenddogtraining1]

Jay cee thank you, I wanted to see how the owners controlled their dog on a walk so I always tell them to do what they normally would, it just further cements my hatred for these head collars.

[@JordanVient]

@@southenddogtraining1 so the head collar is a bad thing? The foster charity I'm working with supplied me with one when I told them of the difficulty I'm having with the reactive GSD I'm currently fostering. Have him booked in for a professional session on Tuesday. He had previously rubbed his neck raw with his collar too so he doesn't have one, any suggestions would be appreciated guys.

[@southenddogtraining1]

@@JordanVient listen to your dog... he is rubbing his skin raw... clearly not happy

[@JordanVient]

@@southenddogtraining1 yeah he's not at it anymore but certainly when we first got him, didn't realize he had done it. Do you have any suggestions for collars? We need to get him a new one as he's meant to have his charity tag on at all times

[@southenddogtraining1]

@@JordanVient I wouldn't recommend anything without knowing the foundations you have put in, join the online training group www.southenddogtraining.co.uk so I can advise you better on what you need and why

[@KäptnKrückschwank]

That guy walked like Donald Duck

[@Azazel518]

see this is what annoys me about other people and their dogs....you told her that the Shepard was reactive and she just doesn't understand whats going on around them. They think that because they've got a cute little puppy or a small dog the world around them is all cool...until the reactive dog rips their mutt a new one and their up in arms...I know exactly what this couple are up against and good on them for taking the time and effort to get help ! nice vid

[@claudiacanales2662]

Really great video. These actual examples are soooo helpful!

[@isabelapandora2836]

Beautiful dog🐆🐆❤❤❤❤

[@SteveWKk]

I have a leash reactive lab, and what took me ages to finally learn, is that our dogs just need us to show them that that behaviour is completely unacceptable and that's that.. We have to be the leader, and when we lead...they can relax :)

[@dogmumma10]

This is so good.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Animal abusing bullshit is sooo good? Put your head out of the Windows Dressing Bullshit and learn fundamentals about dogs.

[@Kingkai187]

You are brilliant mate #respect 💯

[@dorismartin2567]

I am so glad Ifound this video!!!!THIS IS MY PROBLEM RIGHT NOW!!!! I NEED HELP!!!

[@luscious718]

This is just how my GSD acts on walks. I've spent $3500.00 for Board and Train, with 3 private lessons. I can't believe you got this result in minutes. ☹

[@nyrhockeychick4life655]

Always the way right? I swear to god. KZbin always has the answers 😭

[@paulcroker8459]

Loving your stuff Adam... keep up the good work

[@southenddogtraining1]

paul croker thanks mate

[@nachogaming8798]

Mahn I have super anxious DOBERMAn which just lunges at other dogs pls help

[@mahdialabrahim9835]

I like German shepherd alot...I wish I could have one

[@martynwilliams5471]

nice video about keeping the dog calm and rewarding signals but i wonder if you can achieve this without using a prong collar ....

[@southenddogtraining1]

Martyn Williams the prong collar is the give them more control and confidence. I can achieve this without it but then again I do this for a living, my reactions are fast and I’m confident. My clients to begin with are not so using tools that give more control is a confidence boost

[@martynwilliams5471]

that's an excellent reply mate. i have a reactive dog similar to this in the video and i've watched your videos and they have helped not just him but i've learnt so much from them too. I dont use a prong collar on him (however i understand why you have in this video now) but i have used a headcollar on him before and he was like lenny in this video he reacted more and felt trapped so now i just use a normal lead and try and stay calm and focused and reward him for when he doesnt react which i have learnt from your videos. i just want to say thank you for helping me and ringo even though we havnt met you, your videos have been a real help to us and to others i bet. keep up the goodwork mate and all the best in 2018! woof woof :)

[@michellesvortex7237]

Absolutely aghast at people's ignorance how dare we try to do this to an animal who is doing exactly what it was bread and meant for come on people wake up divorce some species two sides to put us in some device and make us do something completely unnatural what it is torture but man is the lowest creature on Earth come on nothing else to completely destroys annihilate - eradicate completely everything they touch bar nothing

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@southenddogtraining1 you are not able to train a dog properly, that's why you need abusive bullshit until a dog screams like in this horrible movie. You are the typical moneymaking charlatan that sells bullshit. Everything of your so called "training" shows lack of methods, lack of knowledge and compensation with cruelty. Learn basics that you lack.

[@davidcharlick3161]

That was good well Done Adam

[@southenddogtraining1]

David Charlick thanks mate.

[@delmycrz4]

First, I want to say that I love your videos Adam! They are always very informative. I also wanted to ask what kind of training I need to do with my 7 month old german shepherd that barks at people with strollers or if they are carrying anything big out of the ordinary?

[@nyrhockeychick4life655]

I'm probably literally the chick you're talking about in the video 😂 I know Gary's cues & body postures - I've tried squeaky toys as a distraction, sudden "Gary hey!" & giving a treat. Once 7 months came along - it all shit the bed- no pun

[@bettymcconnell1011]

I take that back look at the difference no horrible mouth piece beautiful big guy

[@ClayThrower]

I could watch hours of just experts explaining dog communication. I miss so much that is obvious to an experienced trainer. Timing and knowing when and what exactly to reward or ignore is difficult. Hard to know what to do when things happen that you're not prepared for. I've had experiences where I'm calm, we're good, and then a pack of dogs come running up out of a hedge and surround us aggressively. My dog is trying to leave it up to me, but I can't handle a pack of wild dogs alone. I try to use my energy but I'm stressed and they all know it. I try to put myself between my dog and them but I can't be between all three at the same time. I got out of that situation by focusing on the lead dog, getting it to stop a bit and then just walking away like I owned the street but I was scared they'd attack. Not the first time I've been surrounded by off-lead unaccompanied and nervous dogs. Where I live, it is common. I carry pepper spray all the time now, and am trying your canned air trick as a gentler tool. (I avoid walking so I haven't had to use it yet). That thing you said about being a dog lover instead of viewing dogs as a problem or inconvenience is profound. It is so true though. How can I enjoy walking my dog when I feel like I have to carry a weapon?

[@chelseyfreeman6709]

A bit upset at the dogs cry/reaction at 10:17, was this to do with the collar used??

[@southenddogtraining1]

Chelsey Freeman it was a combination of a panic and over correction from the boy. It’s similar to the cry at the start of the video with the halti, when he sees a dog and is corrected.

[@MacksCurley]

To me it looks like a shock collar is being used on the dog.

[@cbcdesign001]

"It’s similar to the cry at the start of the video! says SDT. its absolute nothing like the cry at the start of the video though. Anything capable of making a poor animal cry out in pain like that has no place in modern dog training. This is why prongs are now banned in the UK, they are vile tools

[@spiderpants4014]

@@cbcdesign001 They are not banned in the UK.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@southenddogtraining1 no, its a pain cry because you are abusing this dog. Your windows dressing bullshit is a joke.

[@nachogaming8798]

Where is the part 2 plz link it here I can't find it

[@meganbillie_]

I’ve been watching your stuff for months, love your work! I was just wondering what type of head collar are you using? I have the halti and harness like they had in the video at the start, and my recuse dog reacts the exact same way! Are you able to explain how you got this dog to get to this calm state. Thank you!!

[@Missfoxtooyou]

I could be wrong, but my guess is they switched to a prong collar. That’s what I use on my reactive GSD mix. Helped a lot.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@Missfoxtooyou instead of using abusive bullshit like the charlatan in this movie learn basics about dogs that you don't have

[@ashleytheanimallover2096]

Do you have any tips on how to make a really anxious German Shepard less anxious off everything. (She was never walked as a puppy but now she gets walked everyday) she's not aggressive so she runs from other dogs but she is also scared of cars, lorries, buses, loud noises and all sorts of other things

[@janet2583]

What type of lead and collar was used here

[@bettymcconnell1011]

Poor dog heartbreaking

[@adz108]

I dont get that 😕 ok you did well dogs got a prong collar on but what did u do.. that part was skipped over and thats the part im interested in

[@shannondavidson1886]

I want to throw that harness in my fireplace. Worthless. Poor dog.

[@rubes4162]

glad i saw this vid, despite the fact in late. i love to educate myslef more. the head collars tho- can’t stand them

[@nyrhockeychick4life655]

Cut across you? But he's in front of me the entire time. He bolts out the door & yeah, he drags the shit out of me.

[@Azazel518]

my only criticism was at 10:22 as both owners were giving the dog commands which makes it extra confusing for the dog...when I'm walking my reactive cattle dog I have a rule that whoever is holding the dog gives the commands

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Aha and that this dog screams because this idiot.is abusing him you don't see?

[@dogmumma10]

How wide is the martingale collar being used on this dog?

[@southenddogtraining1]

Lucy-Ann we have one to one advice to help you with this over at Southenddogtraining.co.uk one of the team can give you the advice make this happy for you 👍

[@zazopaton3782]

A couldn’t even watch seconds of the video that’s not the way to handle the dog wee shame pup

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Its animal abusing bullshit made by an incompetent charlatan.

[@aimeemariedesign6157]

What collars do you use please? I have a check chain for my gsd.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

You ask this animal abuser which tools he uses that this dog harm? Incredibly these unable dogowners that imitate this bullshit.

[@aimeemariedesign6157]

I’m asking a question that is all as I’m curious. I use a check chain to train my gsd to walk nicely, it does her no harm whatsoever.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@aimeemariedesign6157 instead of asking charlatans which aversive tools they prefer :learn basics about dogs :how to establish orientation. Your leash walk is a mirror of your relationship. 😉

[@ZlotaRybka1000]

I have survived electric shock few years ago. No chance I would my dog experience something similar. By the way, what are the side effects of using those collars? And when do you stop using them?

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

Incompetent trainers /owners need abusive tools to compensate their lack of knowledge. This trainer is one of the most unable trainers on YT.

[@yumeko4217]

This was uncomfortable to watch, wow.

[@matthewlavergne5610]

It's great to see this... I have also treated myself. Weedborn oils have helped me a lot.