DOG TRAINING FUNDAMENTALS: LESSON 6: DURATION, DISTRACTION, & DISTANCE

[@bmonty1915]

DO NOT STOP MAKING THESE VIDEOS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES! YOU DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH THEY ARE APPRECIATED!!! THANK YOU!

[@banjaran611]

Please post other videos in the series. This is super amazing..definitely a lot better than the common sit, stay, down command tutorial videos. This is ACTUAL STEP BY STEP PROCESS. PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE. My professional dog trainer recommended this as well!

[@Light-kw1qk]

Yes ! Do u have a pup? which breed?

[@zilmaflores]

Definitely binge watching for my 10 month old puppy

[@lexeeville7502]

Zilma Flores same girl

[@josiebaez3520]

Girrrl sameeee

[@alpha5873]

How’s the training?

[@vishnuvardhan5096]

Have you tried these on your puppy? What are the results?

[@macyhongg]

These are honestly the best dog training videos on youtube. My dog even watches them with me before we try it out 😂 Thank you!

[@Michael_oliveri]

This series was dynamite. So clear and well done. Thanks guys!

[@NifE4HD]

So happy seeing this series again. Thanks for the video

[@tl5404]

PLEASEEEEE keep them coming!! BEST training videos so far! With the RIGHT amount of everything, explaining, demo, intro. I LOVE how you show us how it's supposed to be like, then an intern dog. Very well thought out. Please keep them coming! I have a GSD, I need these training videos lol

[@NiicoSD]

Can you continue this series ,please... These are the best dog trainning session which anyone could find on YT.. PLEASE RESPOND. Everyone asking this very same question frequently...

[@NiicoSD]

I'm from Kerala, India.

[@NiicoSD]

Love from India ♥️

[@doris5625]

Please keep doing these videos. I have a 2 year old Cane Corso rescue off the street. I'm working with him....trying to. This stuff is helping me SO much. I love my dogs. ❤️❤️❤️

[@saurabh3184]

Wow you are simple and amazing... Love your lessons.. please do correct the lesson no. from 5 to 6 in the description

[@alexfearnely6535]

Just got an adorable 10 week old belgium malinois Cross German shepherd amd these videos have helped a ton , she's learnt how to potty and I'm currently doing lurring and teaching her the sit and down positions these videos have helped massively

[@socialdogacademy]

Oscar please give us some more lessons brother!! Pleeeeeeaaaaaase!!!

[@aaronmeyer9431]

Keep these coming please. Oscar from Elevated Canine is awesome!

[@tarabailey2012]

This is excellent.. please give us more i'd watch every episode

[@joshhearn2877]

Where are the new videos?!? Best series on dog training out there!

[@nickolang]

I really hope that you continue this series! Super helpful!

[@Tessaranysaurus_Rex]

Love Love Love this series. Thank you for taking the time to create these helpful videos.

[@karik726]

We are ready for the next video! Please do another!

[@ghorensma]

Roscoe is such a good boy! He's obviously eager to please. :)

[@bettymcconnell1011]

Great free lesson love you don't hide anything explained it step by step makes it easy to try

[@Ripplie]

Roscoe is looking very good now. The trainer is excellent. So glad you found him. Did he train Bernie as welll? You are putting a lot of good stuff into your rottie. Am enjoying watching him grow and prosper.

[@robertkezer3665]

You are doing a good job. These are wonderful videos!

[@bluewave3417]

Zeke kudos to you for not trying to bulk Roscoe up too much. He looks great and well proportioned. Most of all he looks healthy. A lot of people seem to be into these thick, borderline obese dogs. When I see that it just makes me think of health issues for the dog and high vet bills for the owner. I love Rotties. I want to get one for my family. However, I've never owned a dog. But my wife did grow up with a German Shepherd. I do wonder if I am ready for the challenge of a Rottweiler. Your videos make me want to take that leap.

[@SJ-gd6bo]

Rotts are super smart, family protection dogs. Very easy to work with. Much less anxiety than a shep.

[@CM-dp5mw]

I’m glad you’re back. I liked the first few episodes and figured you stopped making them.

[@gianlucafederico90]

Thank you for this new lesson! Please don't stop they are great 👍💪

[@bushmaster9576]

Boy he's so smart he's smarter than tons of people in US

[@arthurmorgan4460]

These videos helped heaps with training my pup. So glad you got another although he ain't a pup anymore haha

[@heraldojuan5786]

Learning so much with this video. Thank you Dogumentary and Elevated Canine!

[@doncuevas]

You guys are the truth!! Haven't decided which breed I want yet, but I watch you guys as if I already have a pup...lol....Keep em coming!!

[@ashlandwest1647]

This series is awesome! Could you make a video on charging/teaching the "No" marker?

[@yasithsiri1132]

i was waiting for the next lesson, Love these videos. Thanks.

[@empiregaitbully5261]

That was a good one bro, his method was official no doubt 👍👍 and Rosco on point with it, that's what's up 👌.... 🙏😔 👊😎

[@marleykimmitt202]

Great video!! I would love to see a video on training dogs to stay close while off leash. Is there a dog trainer certification route you would recommend? Thanks for the tips!

[@Ak-iw6xk]

Roscoe doing great he got so big over the month

[@predragradinovic8532]

Please do more about training dog! This is aweosme

[@hushyholland8823]

Great series! Has anybody else noticed that the title says lesson 5 but the video says lesson 6?

[@dominicnguyen1249]

Hi - These videos in the series are equivalent to Game of Thrones to me. Please keep producing these high quality contents!

[@cichlidguru1163]

Such a smart pup

[@afshinaflatoon5161]

Thank you for sharing your expertise, we all appreciate it.

[@rackman1n2]

Awesome stuff! Thank you Oscar!!

[@sonnyfancypigeonsloft2065]

Another top of the line episode brother thank you guys for the great info. Really I have put the same that you do in to my dog. Thank you

[@javinx21]

These tips are really helpful, thank you

[@callie202]

I love your videos!!! I’ve been training my Malinois from them and it’s working great! Thanks 😊

[@maryampatwa6703]

More videos please!

[@AlexT737]

Love these videos. Thanks

[@sasquatch_1294]

Love watching Roscos progress

[@anuragrane3158]

Hi Zeek, could you ask Oscar to upload some protection videos as well please?

[@sof.1.1]

u r the king

[@marquesgalow]

Awesome guides keep going!

[@kangwachilufya36]

Are there any specific training tips for German Shepherds?

[@9987181]

Thank you a lot for great fundamentals lessons! It would be great to know how to teach my dog to stop paying attention on other dogs while training on dog's yard

[@robinbennett6719]

Awesome video!!

[@AdeepaDevinda]

more videos please ❣️🥺

[@Tom-dt4ic]

After a minute of this I wanted to chase the ball.

[@marybowman4847]

Hope you've been working with yourself on distractions lol

[@rantaplan3446]

Zeke do you plan doing bitework with Oscar?

[@Emma-iu3fs]

Amazing work. I'm a bit confused by the leash pulling though. Isn't it good to teach the dog to go with the leash?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Emma good point! You can teach the dog to resist as well as yield to the leash. Used in different situations. In this episode we want the dog to stay on the place and using the leash to solidify that a little more.

[@OscarMorak9s]

Emma hope that makes sense. If it doesn’t I can try to better explain.

[@Emma-iu3fs]

Thank you! :)

[@corymarinan2996]

I agree with Emma. There are plenty of better ways to tempt the dog to break the place command so that you can reinforce it, ones where you don't have to contradict training the dog to respond to leash pressure. So many dog owners struggle to get their dogs to follow the leash. Why undermine that training???

[@warrenpanase8404]

What a smart and obedient rotty pup.

[@betteldottel]

Ya' all got any more of them ... dog training videos?

[@jimcostantino6244]

Roscoe looks great

[@eyeinthesky1050]

You are very good and explain very well! thanks a lot

[@mrmagoo9901]

What's a ballpark figure for this type of training?

[@dag06001]

What are your recommendations for training treats? We are getting a 2 year old Carolina Dog Rescue that needs leash and recall training. Any tips?

[@thewrongopinion7811]

Watch this series from the start

[@menardhe]

What do you use as a reward...treats or food and what brand? Thanks for sharing!!!

[@streetkid100]

menardhe if u can get liver treats from ur pet store dogs go crazy for that all vets have some too liver thins

[@emilymiller3580]

These are the training treats that I use; I get them from Chewy. My dogs love them, so it makes training easier. Also, one treat is only 2 calories if that’s something you would be worried about. I know it’s a popular question. Your pet will love this Zuke's Mini Naturals Rabbit Recipe Training Dog Treats, 1-lb bag:

[@orgescara6687]

Amazing video, pls post more.

[@arnasdrenzo1617]

I'd like to see this kind of training in open space like a park. Other than that this is very good content. Thank you for your work and lessons.

[@Worldbossmino]

So I’m watching hoping to train my dog as well but I’m waiting to see it done without the place cause I don’t think I’ll have one so it’ll be hard for him to know exactly where I want him

[@marybowman4847]

You can use anything for a "place". It just helps them to get it faster if it's elevated. (Like a cot or elevated mattress/bed) but it doesn't have to be elevated. Place could just be a folded up blanket, a towel, crate pan, even a upside-down bucket/bowl or frisbee as a "touch pad"/"place". Using a smaller round place rather than a bed type place can be beneficial for future training like pivoting around in place etc.

[@barronsamson1435]

I see how using leash pressure reinforces the command. How do you recommend useing leash pressure to teach a dog to walk on a loose leash?

[@dropdead3004]

From what I have seen in another video, you dont really want tension on the leash but you want to shorten your grip on it. Your gonna have a shorter grip on it with no tension, this will keep the dog at your side to insure that your walking them and that they aren't walking you. Eventually with time the dog will learn to walk alongside with you without you having hold the leash with a short grip. Hope this helps in some way. :)

[@boggy5008]

This guy is genius

[@theresafynn1384]

Can you do a few more: having your dog walk with you on leash and off leash, not to jump people.

[@briankomakech7037]

Awesome 👍

[@anuragrane3158]

What's he doing to the treat with his mouth before treating the dog?

[@stephenjasonwang]

is he putting spit on the kibble? hahaha

[@stephenjasonwang]

if you watch 9:35 you'll find out why :P

[@anuragrane3158]

@@stephenjasonwang oh yeah got it

[@JoseDiaz-qd1nw]

How often should I have training sessions with my dog?

[@CharityUniqueBlackwell]

Deep mohogany red...so beautiful ❤❤❤

[@अखिलेशयादव-ह1ष]

Sir ! How to train your dog for gardening

[@bernadettetibazi7893]

Awesome!

[@niallrichardcurran2466]

what should I do if my puppy thinks the place matt is a toy and wants to eat it :P

[@annabelstephens5420]

very good

[@KacieBreider]

Please make a crate training video!

[@lymanhiter]

Do you have any books you'd recommend for training our 18 month old female rottweiler?

[@Pandemicxlt]

Why don't you utilize "stay" as a marker?

[@williammoutis2447]

I think that’s what wait is for him

[@Lucy-dp1dy]

because it's unnecessary command.. when you tell dog to sit it shouldn't get up until you release the dog with command.. if i use comand sit i don't want dog to stand up or run away until i say.. so using two commands sit and stay is useless and pointless because dog already knows it should stay in position

[@caytlynnblakley7701]

make one about making your dog walk with you

[@ajaxronanpatrick150]

last video is all abt heel/with me commands!

[@tothbrush]

this is actually lesson 6? you mistakenly named it lesson 5 but lesson 5 was posted Published on Jun 27, 2019 and is titled: "DOG TRAINING FUNDAMENTALS: LESSON 5: HEELING POSITION"

[@zombielover]

Everyone's asking about treat and his mouth... Watch 9:33

[@hds_11]

I recently purchased a ranch and I'm a big lover of Mastiff breeds. Is it possible to keep multiple Male Mastiff breeds together? I'm thinking of getting a Cane Corso, Presa Canario, Boerboel, Spanish Mastiff, Dogo Argentino and Fila Brasileiro for now. I intend to bring them up together as puppies. Please let me know if it is possible to keep these males together?

[@ToRo909r]

Dom if they grow up together it should be fairly easy. I have multiple males and have them together, they get along fine. It’s socialization that does the trick.

[@hds_11]

@@ToRo909r Thanks a lot for this information.

[@emmamemma4162]

Talk to the breeders! The temperaments of the parents and other relatives will vary a little even within a breed and can give you some helpful clues as to how your puppy will behave during puberty and in adulthood. Are you planning on neutering or keeping them intact?

[@hds_11]

@@emmamemma4162 I would prefer not to neuter them but from what I've researched, lot of the aggression goes away but there's still a strong possibility that male dogs will fight or god forbid kill each other. This is what all the articles and blogs say but then I've watched few videos on KZbin where people have been successful in keeping male dogs together but I've not come across any video where they deal with the breeds that I'm hoping to get.

[@emmamemma4162]

@@hds_11 I know lots of people that keep intact male dogs together and they never fight, but often they are pack dog breeds, which really makes a difference. If you want to be sure of your males not being sexually aggressive, you should go for early neutering, but that will also affect the growth and possibly health of your dog. It's a difficult decision to make! When talking to breeders, ask if they have more than one intact male and how the males behave when a bitch is in heat. I would consider not having quite as many dogs at once. Mastiffs do not have the longest life-spans so perhaps you could get other breeds when your first dogs pass away.

[@randomixvlogs1358]

Please also make a video for protection training.

[@emilymiller3580]

Byron Marquez they need to!! I love watching those.

[@missliberty3869]

I’m having trouble getting my dog to focus on me around other dogs, especially cats. He won’t listen. Lol I’m trying to train him without treats.

[@julydumo6260]

For the dog to focus on he's face and not to unticipate food comming from his pocket

[@OscarMorak9s]

First!!😂😂

[@brandonmatthews2378]

Who cares

[@OscarMorak9s]

Brandon Matthews I care

[@always_napping73]

Why put the treat to your mouth first before giving it?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Edward Porter I’m not putting the treat in my mouth. I just pretend that’s where it’s coming from to get him to focus on my face. Hope this helps

[@brandonmatthews2378]

I bet u do 😎

[@ramonpimentel3076]

Hi, my name is Ramon, I have a 14months rottie, well socialized since he was 8weejs old. Friendly with dog, kids, people well behave. My question is he will protect from intruders or anybody in street since he is so friendly with everybody. Thanks

[@mathehack1]

I love his nice thick tail!

[@gailgreenberg6953]

Interesting video. One question though....why don't you give the stay command?

[@OscarMorak9s]

Gail Greenberg usually place means place , sit means sit and down means down. I use the “Stay” or “Wait” for doors sometimes. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@brandonmatthews2378]

Love this cannle

[@friedrichjaeger367]

Hi, justva question, how many times a week should I train my dog and how long should traning session be?

[@TrusTz01]

train everyday, before feeding, don't take too long, i think it depends on the dog, if they like it then continue, but if they are bored then stop. i usually train only about 5-10 minutes, but everyday. so repetition is the key so the dog remembers.

[@Chartisttrader]

How long is each session and how often you switch from one command to another?

[@streetkid100]

Chartist you dont wanna do any mental training with your dog for more then 15 -20min they have short memory so keep it short and consistent

[@Chartisttrader]

Street Kid my dog is lazy and wont go for longer that that anyways lol thanks for your answer

[@marybowman4847]

Keep training sessions short. Especially at first. Think 5 mins several times a day. Individual sessions can increase as training progresses and you can hold their attention longer. They will let you know when it is too much by "checking out" but it is best to end the session before that while they are still engaged to keep momentum and engagement. Always try to end on a positive, fun note.

[@Chartisttrader]

@@marybowman4847 she is still lazy but I am doing 5 mins or 20 repetitions of a specific command. It seems to be working

[@thebluntsimon38]

Thank you for sharing your training techniques, much appreciated. I unfortunately live on a different continent and far from any experienced dog trainer. Thieves and thugs here, throw poisoned meat over the wall fence into peoples compound in an effort to kill dogs, so they don't have to worry about them, when they enter. My question is: how do I teach my dog ( boerboel ) not to eat anything not given by her family or outside of her dish?

[@needforspeed9521]

I have the same problems

[@aakashkapil5922]

My 3 month Bullmastiff doesn’t bark at strangers in fact starts playing and loving everyone equally, what to do ? How to teach him who’s who?

[@emposse8335]

At such a young age that's exactly how you want him to be reacting to new people, he needs lots of socialization and positive experiences. :) You don't want him to ever be afraid or suspicious of strangers. As he gets older (once you're sure he's totally comfortable with anyone and everyone) you can teach him a "speak" command and then practice having people come to the door and ask him to speak for a reward, but stopping once you decide to let them in. That way you're controlling how much he barks, teaching him when to bark, and still preserving that positive association with people so that when you let someone in, he isn't still barking or skittish. Dogs who just naturally bark at strangers as "guard" dogs usually do so out of fear, and continue to be fearful even when their owner chooses to let the person come near them or into the house, and this fear can easily turn into aggression. Hope this helps!

[@cdubb6110]

More videos!

[@harsharamu7666]

Im sorry if this is a dumb question but wat exactly is duration nd distance training for?

[@brianagordon846]

I think it's for if u bring your dog to a park or a soccer game for example and you don't want them jumping up and running after things or random people, some people would probably rather just hold their leash to prevent them from doing that but a well-trained dog would be able to stay calm and follow directions without the leash. I'm assuming

[@corymarinan2996]

Duration= how long the dog will hold the position. Distance= how far away from the dog you can go without them breaking the place command. The longer you make the dog hold it and the further you move away, the harder it is for the dog to stay in place.

[@claywescott5305]

Hello, I have a 6mo old Austrailian McNab. Her name is Bella, and she is a handful.. She picks up everything on the floor, is obsessed with tearing up paper. Her pee pads, letters, everything. I started watching your videos and have some basics down but need to transfer them to your style. Any thoughts? Clay Wescott, San Jose, CA

[@Mwellmac]

Can't find video 5? Playlist has 1-4 and 6

[@biscuitsandgravy1240]

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[@boatmanruth9083]

Bear is fantastic