Ep.7 - K9 Dog Training with Mike Ritland: Bite Training

Mike Ritland, a former Navy Seal and renown K9 trainer, talks about how to start the bite training with K9 dogs.

[@bethmorland6345]

Thank you for sharing!I know we are doing well. My boy Leo is awesome 3yr old Dutch German Shepard. We work with him daily. He was the Alfa of the litter...Last to go he was Ours! A challenge for sure but he has /We have come a long way. He is our Protector! We love him to the moon and back.

[@chiweenie96]

That is so cool! Mike is the man!

[@maxcullen3427]

Amazing dogs great job Mike 🐾

[@mikeboucard8535]

The brindle color is badass

[@patriciavarga4204]

Beautiful canine!

[@nikkisims8656]

Thank you, I learnt so much from this video. Also I just wanted to say, you must pay that decoy fella a truck load of money to do that job. The dig got very close to his family jewels there a couple of times...... Ouch ! 😂😂

[@ninoroldan2448]

yeouch, looks like a competition weight suit; lots of mobility but trade off is you feel a lot more of the bite. nice calm dog too

[@brassbass6488]

Badass man

[@natedewing107]

Can you get the dog to stay away from the guys nuts lol. Love your work. Thats pretty bad ass.

[@GetMeTo1kSubs]

4:33 WOO graphic

[@Daddy53751]

Dig those Liquid sunglasses! Top shelf

[@DogtraUSA]

Glad you like them! 😎

[@wellnative1]

Right on

[@hillbillypsycho8883]

All Good!

[@MrSeif1993]

Amen Mike

[@tobe1207]

Do you like dogs as a friend/leisure time too or just as a tool? You ever work with a boxer dog? How do you feel about boxer dogs?

[@christopheclugston]

Mike, push biting is sport--drag biting is far more tactical and that's why WW2 dogs were trained exclusively for that

[@wenmoon448]

bs

[@christopheclugston]

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[@wenmoon448]

@@christopheclugston thx, your bs remains bs tho, t. k9 operatooor

[@wenmoon448]

@@christopheclugston just checked out your channel, very nice, i subbed. On topic at hand, WW2 era aprehensions not as solid as current day ones, also must keep in mind the clothes ripper effect thus push biting as a base line is required (finding the man underneath ), also great for the mental side portraying strength and dominance when pushing into the suspect. Its the reason why a pushing grip is rewarded in Mondioring or Schutzhund. Drag biting will and must happen at some point as well, its not a either or obv. god bless

[@wenmoon448]

@@christopheclugston last note from me, Bart Bellon, Michael Ellis, and Jerry Bradshaw for reference, best in class.

[@dukepalk6324]

OMG there was a main artery ol' boy had a hold of, after that its a matter of getting this guy to the hospital on time. Great video Kekoa Ritland. P.S. Which video was the one about the SEALS being on meth it's hard to believe, especially that it isn't work related.

[@mikeboucard8535]

Much better with the beard 🤙🏼

[@tobe1207]

Without it he looks like vin diesel

[@MrBubbadon]

OK easy where you are latching on to there big boy

[@mansondevil33]

3:45 lol I don't think any guy is going to be putting on much pressure at that point.

[@acornsucks2111]

No way I sacrifice family jewels.

[@shrike9t1]

What dog breed is That? A malinois?

[@christopheclugston]

Dutch Shepherd X (KNPV line most likely) this fact brought to you by deepdogbondmethod.com

[@deathcommando1]

Dog World. We no longer tell anyone shit.

[@deathcommando1]

Correction: Jack Shit

[@ymir7447]

I tried putting a little pressure on my dog like this and got bit in the dick.

[@nacholibre5795]

That’s doesn’t look like Mike, on video

[@HB-kp6rl]

Hows about nope

[@moonshotxrp9860]

what ever happened too team work? asking your pal to do something instead of telling them? or thats new school training, think you dont understand that one lol