Can you Fix a dog in one Hour? Testing my skills with a time limit - People & Dog Reactivity

[@rptrick79]

0:01 walkin' down the street Talkin', talkin' I'm laid baaaack With my mind on my methods and my methods on my mind 1:02 percentage ranges of reduction 1:28 paid advertisement 2:11 I'm looking at you through glass 2:23 Oh Billy! The prison "handshake method" 3:04 Chicken-man to the rescue! (Treats from the scary stimulus) 3:20 Joel playing knock-knock jokes on Maggie 3:48 Getting Maggie to drool while the door knocks keep a coming in order to get he to associate doors, new people coming in the home to GOODNESS! 4:40 How to keep your dog from putting its feet on your hearth, I mean window sill, and freaking out when dogs walk by outside 5:45 Ummm sorry Ma'am, petting zoo is closed for the time being 6:12 Maggie meets a tall handsome black pointy-eared dog 6:43 giving a little to let Maggie get way more out of this (not punishing the little nips) 8:09 Joel releases Maggie from her mouth prison and explains that if she ROLLS up to hard on Prince she's gonna get whooped 9:42 Joel gives leniency and admits that dogs aren't meant to be like robots 10:44 setting the criteria 11:41 Joel making SURE that Dan knows who he is and that he is in fact a dog trainer and not just one of their new weird friends that talks sternly

[@BDTraining]

The prison handshake method, lol

[@BDTraining]

Love them all.

[@underduress5761]

Your timestamp skills get better and better. I think you should write comedy man, you're honing a gift here. They are way tf underrated so don't look to the "likes" to assess how good they are. I don't think many people even read them and if they actually took the time to read them and click on the stamps, they'd laugh, heartily. Some of your stuff is just plain genius! Prison handshake and feet on your hearth were the best! 😂😂😂

[@underduress5761]

But they're all good

[@lucygoosy819]

@rptrick79 - you should set up a business writing timestamps for KZbin content creators 😂.

[@OffGridDogs]

Half the battle as Joel illustrates, is getting the owner to relax be calm and realize it’s not the end of the world when their dog makes a mistake. Just an opportunity to learn.

[@lucygoosy819]

It’s so true. And I think the Joel’s confidence around the dog and reading their behaviour helps instill some trust back to the owner in regard to their dog. That helps the owner to be more confident, which the dog feeds off etc.

[@Texas240]

The other part of it is it's very valuable to let go of the expectation of failure. Having the mindset that the dog will behave correctly will improve the likelihood of the dog reacting correctly.

[@markhoffman]

Who’s that outside? Joel: “that’s your friend” Prince: “open up, police”

[@FlankingYT]

Love it brother. I never thought I’d find a trainer that I could recommend for people to watch because there is so much horrible logic out there. God bless you & your family

[@Texas240]

I love how Joel is practical, real world training normal people can use.

[@ls253]

Prince's play bows are ALWAYS reassuring

[@KingsMom831]

These are my favorite videos that Joel does. I love watching him do his thing in real time.❤

[@jorgelpolo2009]

Joel, excellent. You are also a great communicator to both dogs and people.

[@Texas240]

What makes this channel REAL is that while Joel sells a course, he also gives valuable FREE training advice and demonstrates on untrained dogs. Besides ACTUALLY giving practical advice and not just a tease for selling the course or paid content, he shows how dog training is imperfect. So many other trainers inadvertently make struggling owners looking for help feel like they and their dog are failures for not looking like the perfect dog in the video m

[@nichtschoenaberselten]

Another open book to read with proof and everything. Love your attitude and work. Respect and love from Berlin.

[@TheDwightMamba]

All of my unruly dog sessions are one-and-done. I attribute most of it to fearlessness and a dad that was really good with animals. The rest is the owner believing it's possible and what I watched on this channel.

[@hollyfilice2815]

Love watching prince work. He's such an amazing helper dog. ❤

[@jericosha2842]

Thanks for not being an elitist that is unwilling to share.

[@Texas240]

It's proof that he's motivated to help people and their dogs not just selling his training.

[@martinavelasco7421]

First, to like your video! Thank you for everything you do. I hope I can do this for my dog.

[@itsfinneganagain]

💥👏💥 Great video!!! The owner did a great job listening to your instructions, too!!!

[@KatarzynaPryciak-q7m]

I am so impressed with your ability to teach the dogs how to behave, I love watching your videos 😊

[@cordywitt6400]

Prince is the star of this episode, he made the complete change of the mind ofmthe dog possible. Great job!😅

[@sibeldjc1864]

I love how the video starts 😎 Loud but cute dog (the ears!!! So sweet). Best technics and explanations, really. And the daughter doing an excellent job as usual 🤍 Camerawoman too 🤍

[@livus3787]

This is great! Our still barks.. a lot.. Only at the fence, no issues walking (anymore..) BUT, the second we accept the person by simply greeting eachother he changes his barking tone to high pitch 😅 & as the person comes inside the gate he stops barking and starts acting like anyone everyone is family 🤦

[@markiskool]

At 7:29, Prince was like this girl is crazy!

[@underduress5761]

😂

[@RatdogDRB]

Clear, concise, consistent, firm communication/direction. That helped the dog to realize her people have it under control and she is allowed to relax and follow their lead as pack leader. Not at all a bad dog, just needed to learn it's not her place to guard/protect 24/7/365, only when asked to help in that task.

[@zencolon1348]

Hey Joel, it's Zen!! Thank you as always for great educational content, I love the in-home lesson videos. This helps me with my journey on helping people with my business 😁

[@BDTraining]

Good to hear from you!

[@Sapphiregriffin]

wow prince is amazing. he immediately goes into play mode.

[@ktel0718]

Great video! I like seeing the methods being used in these real world scenarios - super helpful! I need to work on this with Cooper.

[@User7688.--_]

I love the name Cooper!

[@OffGridDogs]

No petting dammit! Lol that’s hilarious training the neighbors is harder than the dog.

[@andyvereen2408]

Always amazing. Great job as always.

[@jackiesharp669]

Heck you actually flinched in the bedroom when she lunged😂😂😂

[@shantmarkarian74]

Will be reaching out to you soon! Love your content ❤💯💯

[@dingleberrymore9725]

Loved this video. So informative and helpful. Wild how fast of a transformation that was

[@fireballfitness170]

I like the method used when you cannot shake hand. Also called the prison handshake. 5:47... Don't do the petting when people come over... In this case the dog started giving a long stair as a result... 8:09 ... Muzzle now removed

[@Texas240]

Excellent way to introduce a reactive dog to other dogs to desensitize a reactive dog through a chain link fence.

[@fireballfitness170]

@Texas240 Thank you for the suggestion, Joel has also done that in other videos with the chain link fence.

[@StarkK9Academy]

🐕 From the Jump, I say depends upon the severity & stubbornness of the dog & the skill level & perseverance of the trainer. My bet is Beckman can do it - and I can too. 😊

[@janettebehrsing1979]

Love your videos and your training methods 😊

[@lisaleondires9576]

This is a GREAT, INFORMATIVE and POWERFUL video! Thank you. 🙏 ❤

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

Great work! A lot of this behaviour is due to early conditioning by the unwitting owner 're-assuring' the pup when it looks nervous around people or other dogs. Walk boldy and your pup will gain good confidence.

[@underduress5761]

Yeah, they think they're calming the dog down, but they're actually reinforcing their reactivity

[@WhiskeysMoon1976]

​@@underduress5761 unfortunately it's an all to common occurrence amongst uninformed owners, which there are a lot of these days 🤨

[@cazinaus4917]

Awesome to watch....thank you all. I'm glad she 'didn't get it' from Prince....he's too much of a gentleman

[@sandralewis8666]

Love it! Nice work 🤩👍

[@romocolan]

Brilliant 👍

[@YoutubeCh-kt7wp]

Amazing stuff!

[@smartassrecords]

Prince is such an awesome dog

[@melanievmeij]

Love your video's!❤ Can you make a video on reactivity to items, like a vacuumcleaner or an outdoor window shutter?

[@tsepomaleke]

Great stuff we always keep learning

[@Adam-links]

Beckman is the 🐐!

[@shirinw]

🙏🏻 good to see you

[@studioafkai]

My dog cannot listen to other dogs bark. At 30% through this video, using the tips, we nipped it in the bud, and he watched it with me. He's really reactive to other dogs, and he went from anxious to calm, watching the 2 dogs play.

[@Texas240]

If you have a chance, try to cultivate meetings with nuetral, non barking dogs across a chain link fence. I've done this with my rescued stray who was TERRIFIED of barking dogs and scared of quiet dogs (chsee on the street, most likely). You can reach out to dog groomers, vets, dog daycare places to find such dogs or hang out near a dog park or dog walking path when it's off peak hours and talk to people to ask if their dog is a barker or not before allowing your dog to meet through a fence. Always stay between your dog and whatever might scare or trigger the dog. It helps the dog feel safe and allows them to see you and your reaction (ie, calm no aggression) to the new or scary thing. Meeting between a fence allows sniffing without the danger of a bite or attack. It helps the dog realize that other dogs aren't mean or scary or something to attack. I've actually gotten my formerly terrified dog swung a bit too far the other way where she now wants to investigate and play with every dog we see. I mean, I was shocked and pleasantly surprised the first time she was standing calmly watching a pitbull barking at her with a deep and aggressive voice as if just thinking the same thing I was, "what's he going on about?" except then she started whining because she wanted to go greet the dog and play. I also would be lying if I didn't say I also felt super proud of both me and my dog when the other owner became flustered by his dog's incessant barking and pulled him away. We were out in public and I wasn't trying to antagonize the dog. Good luck. Try not to get frustrated at yourself or your dog.

[@studioafkai]

@@Texas240 Really appreciate this! My dog craves social interaction, sometimes aggressively, and sometimes he whines because he really wants to meet others. Even times when other dogs are barking at him through the fence, he will still be happy, and curious. I think his neutering in 2 weeks will help greatly, then I definitely will try the methods above!

[@Texas240]

@studioafkai Hi, good luck! Actually, my biggest "breakthrough" was with a dog that the owner described as "aggressively friendly". But, it was a small Chihuahua terrier mix. My dog was literally hiding up on top of a picnic table that we'd been practicing her "up!" on before the guy and dog walked over. Fortunately, it was summer and the little dog tired itself out yapping and my dog came down off the table (I was at the fence talking to the other guy) to investigate the now quiet dog. Finally, when both were showing play behavior, paws out, body dip, he came into the fenced area. It was probably the first time my dog had ever actually sniffed another dog. She looked visibly confused about why it wasn't trying to chase or attack her (mind you my dog was about 3 times the size and weight of the little "scary" dog). Soon, they were chasing each other and my dog was being careful not to run over the little one. When the little terrier tired out first and splayed out in the shade, my dog was standing over her as if guarding her. It was probably her first "dog friend" and a really huge breakthrough for my dog not being afraid of barking dogs. I realize my situation is opposite of yours in type of reactivity, but wanted to share because that yappy dog was also aggressively friendly and found out that being quiet got it what it wanted, play with the other dog. So, it IS possible. And, I think just a huge part of it is getting a single good experience of being able to realize that they don't need to bark and pull to get to the other dog.

[@kristenburkett4274]

Great video.

[@OvercomeThroughJesus301]

Prince just gradually watering the tree lol

[@leahattwood7242]

“I don’t know you” 😂

[@Livebig682]

This is why Joel is the best

[@markhoffman]

Joel. Nice camera!

[@BenSherman-f9z]

Legend

[@misssparkle8317]

Its so good to see you! (I dont know you) 😅

[@lucygoosy819]

Awesome video Joel. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy your in-home sessions. Would love to know the breed - is this dog part catahoula?

[@rptrick79]

@@lucygoosy819 it looks like some sort of hound from the body and ticking in the coat. Catahoulas are pretty distinct looking especially the Merle colored one. They tend to have blockier heads, shorter muzzles and shorter ears than your typical hound looking dog. could have some but if you're going off coloring of this dog I'd say not.

[@lucygoosy819]

@@rptrick79 thanks, that’s interesting. I’m in New Zealand & there really aren’t many hounds & or catahoulas.

[@rptrick79]

@@lucygoosy819 the hunt away has hound in it and apparently is your national dog. Look like they come in all sorts of colors and markings. Anyways, the Catahoula originates from Louisiana and is named after Catahoula Parish. If you look up that breed in images you'll see what I'm talking about. They're super cool looking but not quite the same as other dogs that contain the Merle coloring. They were originally bred for hunting large game. I'm sure there's some hound in there some where but they are fairly unique looking compared to other hounds

[@lucygoosy819]

@@rptrick79interesting. Thanks for explaining. And I see the difference in coat colour as you mentioned. Yes - correct re. huntaway - you know your dogs! Very common in NZ as a herding dog, used to drive sheep forward with their loud distinctive bark. They also make great pets provided they are exercised enough 👍🏼. The other NZ specific dog is the NZ heading/eye dog/collie. Both not AKC recognised.

[@antasticmessors6073]

Mister Beckman, Id like to ask your opinion on a problem Im having. We have a 11 year old dutch shepard female, a 7 year old chihuahua male, a 7 month old dogo argentino and a 10 week old dogo argentino, both females. We got the 10 week old a few days ago and when we brought her in, she was just exploring, ran into our 7 month who snapped at her. I layed her on her side to let her know to behave and that I absolutly dont like that behaviour. Shes great with other dogs and our older dogs, shes very respectfull and absolutly not dominant. 30 min after the pup arrived, the 7 month old was chewing on a ball and the 10 weeks just passed her and the 7 month old did a sort of attack, wounding the 10 week old above the right eye, but nothing serious. The pup cried for 5 min and was shaking like a leaf for almost 30 min. I only checked her wound and than ingnored the crying and shaking, not to reward her being scared. Again I putted the 7 month on her side right after she did it. And some people say punish the 7 month for biting the 10 week old when the 10 week old doesnt do anything wrong like stealing a toy, or biting. Others say let them figure it out themselves. But the 7 month old is passed the 30 kilos and shes around 57 cm high. So not a small puppy. And she has adult teeth, so Im not planning to let them fight it out. In my opinion, the 7 month old is to young to punish a way smaller puppy. The last days the 7 month old didnt do anyrhing against the 10 week old, exept grawling al little when the both lay close together and when the 10 weeks takes another position and touches the 7 month old. They I say HEY, behave yourself. I tested how she reacted when I touch her at that moment and she does nothing. What would you do in this situation? Let them figure it out maybe risking to get the 10 week old wounded, or would you punish the 7 month because she doesnt have to play boss, because Im the boss/alpha. Thats how I see it and in my former 3 dog pack I never had issues. But then I didnt had 2 puppies of different ages

[@rptrick79]

That's a lot of dog(s) coming soon when they're both grown. 2 females, same strong breed. At a minimum you have to protect the smaller one and rule the roost. It may be breed/sex based being both females. I'd for sure not stop what you're already doing or shits gonna get outta control at some point.

[@underduress5761]

Rpatrick is right, you may need to take stronger measures for corrections. You can always schedule a 15 minute Zoom session with Joel. Being 7 months old, it is the time when it's easier to correct this. I wouldn't wait any longer before you get Joel's input though. He has hundreds of videos that help people for free and he customizes methods for people for a living. Way, way, way back when he used to have a podcast (I'm dating myself here) he used to take callers' questions and answer them

[@antasticmessors6073]

@@rptrick79 Things are going great atm actually. I punished the 7 months for agressive behaviour and now when she doesnt like to have the smaller around, she only growls once and than she goes to another place to be left alone. And if the small one chases her, I grab her and put her on her place. But they play allot the last week and when I tell them to stop they stop right away. So the problem is solves because of me acting like a alpha and not letting puppies fight for their dominance

[@augmentos]

I would say you should give some tips to your blonde assistant as Price gonna tear her shoulder ligament out like that. Keep leash double handed with that size mismatch 6:34

[@ciryusthemodernmarvel]

Hello! We need help! We have a few dogs and one of them keeps getting lip more aggressive and I think it’s a training issue. We need help with our dog and was wondering if there is classes or if we can video chat for tips on training him or if we can meet up for a session. Idk what else to do but I feel like we failed him if we just can’t train him right. I need help please 🙏

[@Luna_R04]

I have two neighbours. One of them gives my dog a treat every now and then as well as talk friendly with her every time he walks by. She barks at him, but when she recognises him she goes quite and are just happy to see him. The other one is a really mean old man who yell at her because she is barking. Apparently she is a very bad dog because she is barking all the time. She is only barking at him, and she bark constantly when he is outside. Dogs know evil when they see it.

[@hillsboroughstaffies]

Wow. Could Pavlovian work to stop my new stud dog chasing the stray cats I feed? Much love from the UK!

[@gorknmork6997]

Joel is there anyone you can recommend in the UK? Id love to take my dog to meet you and Prince but can't justify flying across the world, would love if you had some students across the world so those of us that need your help but are far away can find a trainer that uses your methods. Thanks for all the great lessons over the years

[@juulz9712]

Fenrir for sure. The guy with the beard. He is on KZbin.

[@Texas240]

9:05 she's realizing that a dog isn't some mysterious thing that needs to be feared or attacked (just like she learned knocking and strangers that mom accepts isn't).

[@pratima4]

Would have loved to watch how u dealt with the aggression during walks.

[@SusanFreiboth]

How do I stop my dog from barking when people walk away ?? I moved into an apartment after my parents passed & my dogs anxiety has gone thru the roof. I introduce him to new neighbors. But we still have barking issues.

[@underduress5761]

You have to subject him to the stimulus over and over and over and every time he barks, you have to correct him with precision timing by detracting his attention from the stimulus, on your command with a sudden correction and face the dog away from the stimulus.

[@rptrick79]

​@@underduress5761what about hotdogs?! They work too, no?

[@dfinite1111]

Wondering if I can watch this or will the barking in the video set my dog off, running to the window on a barking jag?

[@rptrick79]

Only 1 way to find out. But hey it may be a great teaching moment too

[@USAMarkD70]

Prince - Alpha dog of all alpha dogs!

[@paolamiano]

My heeler is exactly like this. Is it safe to say that any new guest would have to be okay with giving high value food to my dog in order to be able to come over ? That’s always been my biggest “criticism” with this type of training technique when it comes to reactivity towards people at the door. Realistically speaking, I won’t always have high value treats available.. just wondering how that would look like

[@tryndemisha6719]

laughs in finnish spitz, i mean barks

[@brutalomen9594]

Where's the podcast been?

[@katsoutofthebox]

Hi! What do I do if m 8 months old cocker spaniel doesn't understand corrections? He is very reactive of everything that moves. Our walks are a horrible experience for me and I am sure for him. We leave the house the way you teach. Doing frequent checks. But after we are out the gate he stops understanding the corrections. We go back in ok. He knows he is not allowed to take a step without me. Ok. We try leaving again. Again, after we leave the property he forgets what correction means. This is going on for months now. We cannot go for a walk. If we go I just end up doing corrections the whole way and 1 second later he forgets. I get so frustrated and he is a little dog right? But he pulls so hard and no correction helps. I might as well yeet him back 2 feet. His back paws end up blody he still doesn't get it. I am afraid I will cause damage to his neck and he still doesn't get it. Inside the house he is fine. He leaves the property fine. Doesnt't take a step without me but as soon as both of us are out he loses it. So we go back in. For months he isn't getting enough excercise because we cannot go on walks. What do I do? Rehome? Put down? I tried multiple local dog trainers and they cannot help us. This is no life for a dog.

[@StarkK9Academy]

Yaz Pavlov, then Skinner, lots of ppl forget that essential order.

[@S2minute]

Hey, I’m Tony. I have German Shepherds. Mother 6yo, Father 10 and son turns 2 in November. Both males are big and now the son,(Max), no longer backs down and so far 3 fights broke out. Second, I got puncture wounds from Max clamping down but, they were healing well. Third was much worse. I almost couldn’t separate them and after a friend came over to help, ❤he had to take me to the hospital and I may loose part of a finger. Now, they are separated up and downstairs. I had thought I changed my behavior and it worked for a while but, going after the same objects,(balls or sticks), or even if they both get close to me triggers it. Now I’m messed up and have to take antibiotics and pain meds. I’m at a loss here. Can you help?

[@underduress5761]

Wow, that blows. Joel offers zoom sessions at a reduced rate where he might be able to help you out with methods. I don't know the circumstances, but I have my own rule about dogs that bite their owner, intentionally. Dirt nap. It's 1000% unacceptable, ever. It's not a popular philosophy, but it saves a lot of pain, suffering and anxiety. If a dog bites his owner, he'll bite anyone. You have to be the alpha and they all have to be submissive to your authority

[@torymblue2000]

Well if you ever need another to test your skillz , let me know :) As that dog has very lil dog reactivity actually!

[@underduress5761]

Set up the appointment and bring it!

[@DebbieAlfred-k2j]

I have a Belgium Sheppard 1-year-old. He is always into things and we have 2 small dogs, a pug, and a Pomeranian mix. He gets unruly with the pug a lot and occasionally the Pom mix. I am scared he is going to hurt one of them. He never listens to me and I am tired of dealing with him. Do you have any suggestions for making him a better dog? Also, he has gotten aggressive toward our neighbor's dog. I am at my wit's end. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have watched many of your videos and I have seen you do a lot with dogs. Thank you in advance Debbie.

[@rptrick79]

Not to sound totally brash to your situation but, it doesn't matter what you learn from Joel's videos or from anywhere else if you don't practice what you've watched/learned. Especially with a dog like what I assume is a Belgian Malinois? Depending on lineage and temperament it sounds like you may be in way over your head , where as with a more "mild" one you'd just be in over your head. Practice what you can from what you've learned or hire a trainer is the card youve drawn with that breed. Maybe both.

[@marilynbridges8697]

The mark and correct training is essential for you. Your big dog has to respect you as the alpha.

[@franklinfernandez2269]

Do you have any videos with deaf dogs? I´m trying to solve the poor manage of my rescue Dogo Argentino (deaf) of the walk with a leash and it is really hard because he is very hard to turnaround and see me.

[@Last-uh1vs]

Im traumatised my 8 weeks old puppy paw was on the ground so i held it as i held it he tried to run away so i kept him then he started overreacting and trying to escape so i saw a video if a puppy gets aggressive hold him down by the neck until he gives up so i held him down he starts screaming and barking loud until he was out of breath then i let him go cause he was suffering i try to touch his oaw again same thing happened i held him until he gave up and wasn't fighting i feel alot of guilt cause i might have messed up our trust and now maybe he's sad and depressed and low energy is what i did ok please help i don't have money to train him i just moved out to a new home Edit:german shepherd 8 weeks old

[@underduress5761]

Hey man, that sounds kinda hard to deal with. There's so many unknowns for Joel to be able to offer any real help in the comments. He does have a podcast; if you subscribe and choose all notifications and catch it when he livestreams, he does take calls and answer questions there. He's super busy, but he does care enough to help people within the confines of his schedule. Other than that, maybe you could set up a 15 minute zoom session though his website. He's not cheap, but it's worth the expense. His zoom sessions are kind of the more economical way to go to get his expert advice. I also recommend searching his channel for age appropriate training and puppy training vids. I know those will help you out

[@underduress5761]

It doesn't sound like your 8 week old puppy was being aggressive though. I think there's more to the scenario than you mentioned here. It'll be good to watch those videos I mentioned. You need to have a happy pup and confidence in how to train properly

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

The thought that my dog would lay a tooth on me...!!!

[@underduress5761]

Yeah, a dog biting an owner or even a welcomed guest is definitely not acceptable. Joel did upload a video earlier this year of a dog that touched its teeth to the owner in a similar way where it didn't "bite" but it was startling and he said it was because the dog was so over stimulated and restrained it was not an aggressive move, but more like a "I have to release my excitement" kind of reaction. I'm paraphrasing, but it seems to be what happened here. The dog does have a history of biting guests, so they just needed to control the dogs impulses. I love to watch Joel use and explain different techniques that work

[@leanrivanheerden7034]

She has a lot of ACD in her. This is something they do if not checked when they're pups. It's a kind of release when they get frustrated.

[@maryboggs8574]

I need a little help with my reactive dog. It's not aggressive it is friendly but rude jumping. Is there a guide book, article or video? Give me an email I can send you more detail and maybe a video of this behavior thank you

[@davidwest7760]

I don't want to be disrespectful, but I haven't seen one of your videos where you correct the dogs. In all the videos I've seen it's Prince that put the dog right. How are you going to train me to be a dog trainer if Prince is the correction?

[@Real_MAGA_DAD]

I need to FIX my dog PULLING on leash (when he sees aperson/dog he wants to play with. 🙄😒

[@underduress5761]

He's got a lot of leash reactivity videos with those exact situations, corrected! Check em out!

[@Real_MAGA_DAD]

@@underduress5761 I will.👍🏻 I was unaware. THANK YOU for the info. 🙏🏻😁

[@underduress5761]

@@Real_MAGA_DAD You're welcome! I'm glad you found this channel. He has hundreds of extremely helpful videos that cover a wide range of problems that people face with unwanted dog behavior. Even this video you can see that a dog that has been corrected properly is much happier and so are the owners

[@christineleonard1110]

You can't get a cure in 1 hour. It takes time to help aggression issues.

[@rptrick79]

There was a reduction, yes? He never said "cure". You did. All of the chicken treats in this video you should be proud of him. of all the positive reinforcement oozing out

[@underduress5761]

​@@rptrick79😂😂😂

[@underduress5761]

Christine, you once offered a pseudo apology to Joel for being who you are. I guess that was disingenuous because here you are...lol I have screenshots of your comments on your favorite doggie psychology channels that never solve problems, where you just flat out say what you think about Joel. Not sure why you troll his channel, since you hate him so much. (Your own words)

[@christineleonard1110]

@@underduress5761 What do you mean you have screenshots on my favorite dog psychology channels? I don't know what you mean. Can I see them?

[@christineleonard1110]

@@underduress5761 What do you mean that you have screenshots of my comments? Can I see them?

[@Grey-x2c]

Yes a cattle prod stop barking got it

[@AndrzejLondyn]

My lab is very friendly to majority of people but my Muslim neighbours are teasing her... I don't know how to discharge from aggressive responses...

[@rptrick79]

In short you probably can't totally. What you need to do is change the dogs association with that particular neighbor. Unfortunately it sounds like they are a-holes so it'll be tough. Dogs weirdly remember the type of person, man, woman,child, white, purple, black whatever a lot of the time. You'll likely notice they react similarly to similarly looking people and or situations. Desensitization and habituation to those things is what you need to work on. Good luck

[@MarshaMarshaMarsh4]

Man…. I mean, I know you gotta do what you gotta do I guess, but, it really does stink when KZbinrs get so big that they stop showing the things that got them there. 🫤🤷🏻‍♀️

[@UNDERDOGMMA]

What does that mean? Isn’t he showing you how to train dogs like always?

[@underduress5761]

What things do you think he's stopped showing that got him here?

[@User7688.--_]

Seriously?

[@underduress5761]

@@User7688.--_ I think she's one of those PP trolls that hates the truth because she's been emotionally led into the lies that you can fix anything with hotdogs and cookies

[@jdaniels1313]

I think this comment MAY be directed at OTHER dog trainers. Beckman shows us the good stuff and the doggie psychology behind his approach. AND he has Prince. Which dog trainers do you think "hold back" and don't show us the good stuff? Maybe all those "positive only" BS "dog trainers" that don't show their actual corrections and don't deal with difficult breeds/dogs? Beckman has dealt with badly behaved Belgian Malinois dogs, among others. The outcomes were surprising!