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[@McCannDogs]

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[@blacca537]

How I trained my dog, many years ago. It didn't take long before I didn't even need to walk her on a leash. She would never run off or do anything she knew not to do without my command; it became more of a feeling like taking a walk with a human friend, minus the conversation. I would get compliments on her "manners" from other dog walkers. Miss her immensely.

[@skypyro12071]

My baby was like that, too, would never run off from me. backyard or front yard She doesn’t need a leash. She hoes to do her business and comes back. but sadly she passed on the table, cold, during a dental cleaning under anaesthetic as the age of seven. I lost her like that, two weeks after my wedding. Had her ever since I moved to Canada, all through my college years. now I’m settled with my own shop, she has left me.

[@joannecollins1818]

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My condolences

[@davidserlin8097]

The dog is so lucky to have someone like you instilling confidence and manners in her!

[@judyshinohara]

This is so cute. I actually have the opposite problem with my Italian Greyhound puppy. So far, with a lot of treats, he'll take a few steps outside but as soon as I run out of treats he bolts back inside. So, now we are practicing just looking out the window lol.

[@mobstercrow7515]

Sounds like the typical greyhound to me! They are odd little creatures.

[@stevewhite791]

You are an awesome trainer/teacher.

[@zenrealestate]

Kayle & the trainers “no fail positive reinforcement, short training.

[@Fluffstirdog]

I got a poodle puppy at 5 months. He was separated from his litter late. Struggles with extreme anxiety. I taught him sit and down, but am struggling with the stay. Hes very jumpy and anxious to go out the moment the door opens

[@michelehendriks5686]

We need to see a video on how you handle this training with a puppy who doesnt behave perfectly, please. This video creates unrealistic expectations about how hard training a puppy really is. My 12 week old Leonberger puppy is 16 kilograms already and will go for the door if i even open it a little. She also is really easily distracted and finds it really hard to focus on me or a stay with al sorts of distractions around (like the outdoors).

[@misscarmen491]

Great video! Great to tech manners so puppies do not bolt out the open door. Thank you.

[@kasondrastaiger6693]

I love your videos they are so educational. They teach me a lot😍🙂

[@gailzsplurge4046]

My Roy is such a blessing!

[@MissCanadianCandy]

Fantastic on every level. You inspire!!! I'm taking on training my own PTSD Psychiatric Service dog in Canada. Yes, I do have decades of informal experience and relevant skills with humans. I will seek mentorship on many levels. Currently I'm very focused on training my 16 week Mexican mix female stray puppy that was abandoned in a bucket with her sister in a vacant lot. Almost dead, now they both thrive. So proud of them! They are so healthy, loyal, loved, and smart!! Your channel is my number ONE choice when I need guidance and resources. My decision to do this is inspired by this channel, using your tactics, and watching in a bit of awe at how fast Zion learns. Much respect and many thank-you!!!! ❤

[@mobstercrow7515]

I've trained two of my own psychiatric service dog and I am getting my next prospect next month! My first 2 were adopted, my new prospect is a standard poodle! I've wanted to groom dogs since I was 4, now I'm 18 and my dream will finally come true! My cousin breeds and shows poodles so I got a heavy discount on them! She only made me pay for the vet and food costs of the pup, which was 300 dollars. Without her, I would have never been able to get a doggo from a good breeder. My puppies mum shows, and his dad shows and hunts. Hopefully he won't have a high drive... Training is easy if you do the research and take your time, always set low expectations for your dogs. The smaller the steps, the better! My first service dog was adopted when I was 6, she was a pet until I was about 11. I had no friends and my mum left me and my dad when I was about 4, Lola was my best friend and she was like a mother to me, my dad and I trained her daily since we got her. We took her to pet friendly places all the time, so when I was diagnosed with a lot of mental issues when I was 11, she became my service dog. She already alerted to me crying, scratching myself, and other things, and she did DPT naturally. I researched the laws and my grandma preformed the public access test on us before I took her to school so I knew she would be perfect. You don't have to do a public access test, but it helps a lot if you do! You can download a template or watch some videos and write down what you need to do. It goes through everything a service dog will have to do, or will encounter during an outing, so if they have a problem with a certain thing, you can work to fix the issue. Lola became a service dog when she was about 4, she worked until she was 10 because she developed arthritis, she started taking joint supplements and she was back to her old self but I still didn't want to strain her body, so she only came with me on very short trips, doctors visits, and car rides after she retired. She lived to be 12.5 years old, a tumor ruptured in her stomach and she had to be rushed to the vet, the couldn't save her so we euthanized her and cremated her. She was a chihuahua pitbull mix and she was AMAZING!

[@TomasNolanmossynolanmusic]

Your training is great. Thank you

[@4evertulip]

Would love to see these videos with breeds that are notoriously hard to train-like my stubborn dachshund puppy 😂

[@rawrevelations2002]

My favorite channel!

[@Brianna_Marie]

I’d like to see her try with my puppy! That puppy is calm af and attentive already!!🙄

[@bethanyrose9026]

Same 😂 my pup is wilddd

[@user-zw7se9lq7b]

we take it one more step at our training school. We also ask them to sit once outside the door.

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

What a cutie!

[@celia3479]

Sounds like you learned from experience, could you explain how you navigated learning all this? I haven’t used a car seat from the start and it’s been difficult. Can I introduce it and retrain that?

[@user-fv4it3wj8c]

This should be the method at any threshold, not just when going out for a bathroom break. A calm, allowed threshold cross will have many benefits when out. Just my humble opinion 😊

[@LEM19284]

I’m here with my boxer! Love him respectfully loving me.

[@victoriar8668]

Yaaas ! Lol love it

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

Yeah i taught this to my puppy. She knows to sit by door until I release her. When I released her, she sit by the outside door until I give the next command after locking the door.

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

If she doesn't do it right, we start all over. At first I had to give her treats but now she does it on her own.

[@Ghostfacedio]

@@truegrizzlesfan2292I did the same thing I realized I had to lay off the treats and just do it without them cause she would only listen to me when I had food

[@Drunk_Karen]

I taught my puppy to scratch then sit and wait at the door.

[@lindadelbianco6399]

Just a suggestion. You might want to use bells hung on the door knob, that the dog can hit to alert you, rather than scratching on the door itself. Having three dogs myself, two of which are giant breeds, I can only imagine that door after 5 years of scratching...lol. But, hey, whatever works for you.

[@timo57890]

How do you unlearn the naughty scratching the door behavior?

[@phylenejanousek2740]

All about the Food

[@Martinmb4416]

Is it best to walk dogs (of any age but puppies in particular) before or after breakfast?

[@shilaworkman8708]

How about if she pees when putting the leash on her or when given attention my 2 year old pees when she gets excited she’s a pit bull mixed with something else we got her 2 months ago I’ve talked to the vet and they say she will grow out of it but she is still doing it

[@cal7281]

my puppy goes straight to the door and waits and whimpers to go wee wee but he always sleeps right after food

[@winonafrancis9092]

At how many weeks do you start this training ?

[@mobstercrow7515]

As soon as you get your puppy.

[@kalle1689]

Dog should be total calm before you open the door and when you walk out. Just wait for it.

[@liisaelts7522]

Ok, so, yes, she learned very quickly to go outside means to sit by the door as a sign that she wants to go out. Now. She's silent. I mean, insanely silent dog, never had a pup like this. Not mute, she just doesn't make a sound unless i leave her alone. How do i get her to wake me up, or bark that she wants to go outside in the night time? I don't do grate training, and so far we've only had few accidents. But she uses the same sign - sitting by the door- in the night time and she doesn't wake me up. And as proud as that polite asking makes me, I'm conserned, because all the other dogs came and woke me up to get outside and she doesn't do it. Any suggestions how to teach her to mark her need? How to teach her to, like, use a doorbell or something?

[@Kytti-not-kitty]

you could make a push button/floor bell cue that when you stop by the door click the bell and then go outsider and reward, so the cue becomes sit and ring bell?

[@user-vz1rs3kr4q]

My dog name is piper to

[@yao.aboagye]

I’d like to see a dog with more energy do this

[@nenabakerjr]

At what point would you stop offering rewards for doing these things? How would you phase them out?

[@Kytti-not-kitty]

once the behaviour is solid/starts to be automatic without a cue as they get older offer less treats and more praise

[@juliestgeorges8097]

I'm getting a new puppy on next Thursday her name is whiskey

[@ayaa.1351]

Not me over here teaching my pugabug to scratch the door when he wants to go out, rather than a bell because a paw on the door is freeeee

[@xSirBaconx]

If a bell is too expensive then you unfortunately have no business owning a dog. Annuals, heartworm, unexpected health issues, etc cost many thousands of dollars. A bell shouldn’t even be the slightest of concerns cost wise.

[@mobstercrow7515]

@@xSirBaconx Exactly!

[@leathemaltesedog]

I tought my puppy how to get up agast the wall so I can check her fur for any foreign objects.

[@60atk]

Say I haven't been doing this with my 14 week old puppy, dumb question but it's never to late too teach him door manners right? Right......?

[@skippingalong769]

I would think so. I had a dog from the pound that I had to train to not bolt out the door. He was in the pound because he ran away from home.

[@Ghostfacedio]

I’m late but yeah you can it doesn’t matter the age any dog can learn if you have enough confidence.

[@sq5]

Never too late. I've taught 12 year old dogs to do this. Dogs will keep learning for the rest of their lives if you keep showing them new things.

[@mobstercrow7515]

It's never too late to train a dog! I taught my aunts 20 year old partially deaf and blind Schipperke to give paw. I also trained a 6 month old shelter dog as my service dog, he is retiring soon and I'm getting my next prospect next month.

[@slaws2279]

Oh look. A training video with a dog that is already so well behaved. How helpful.

[@xShinobiXx]

Ya but what happens when your puppy just isnt paying attention lol. This puppy is literally staring at you. Some puppies dont do that so they arent even listening

[@Kytti-not-kitty]

bring treat to their level them up to you, like when teaching focus.

[@user-ym6lt1ms7y]

I free feed,food is available 24-7 You eat when you're hungry so should your pets. Only feeding your dog once or twice a day is cruel

[@jessicabertram7610]

What do you do the first time you open the door and she tries to bolt? Yank her in and slap her around or what? What do I do? Saying NO real loud doesn’t work, he ignores me…. Hurts my feelings.

[@criktun3346]

That will not work lol, why are you lying to the Public trying to act like a magic trainer, that’s not how you train a dog

[@mobstercrow7515]

It worked for me many times.

[@hansyali_]

These videos are always useless, because the dog in question has zero issues doing it. Try this with a dog that doesn’t listen and then teach.

[@mobstercrow7515]

It's the same concept for a trained or untrained dog, it's not that hard to train a dog how to do this. If you have a problem doing it, you aren't being patient enough. I recently trained my grandmas aggressive 2 year old untrained and stubborn aussie how to do this, it's VERY simple, this is one of the easiest things you can train. I trained my own service dog when I was 11, if you can't even train your dog how to simply wait at a door, you don't deserve a dog.