Fixing a dogs bad behavior Part 1

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[@monteeh5805]

Just casually training Josh Hart’s dog 😂

[@siipy]

Who is josh hart

[@monteeh5805]

@@siipy an NBA player

[@The_Cannabis_Connoisseur]

That's what I thought too

[@Texas_Holdin]

Who?

[@MIKHAILGEAR]

​@@Texas_Holdin Deez nuts

[@redbloodedamerican2743]

Dude was preparing to yank that dog into the shadow realm 😂😂

[@DJSoloSound]

😂😂😂😂😂 I saw that too he was about to Yank that Section of Neck out like a Damn Lego 😂😂😂

[@anthonyewell3470]

A dog that big and strong both generates a lot of force forward and requires a lot of backward force to stop. To the shadow realm, he goes.

[@dmxgg2033]

@@anthonyewell3470 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Liberty-scoots]

I busted in to a gut wrenching laugh from a dead ass sleep

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

​@@anthonyewell3470 so in other words, you have to be kind of violent with your dog to control it. And also that if a small or weak person, esp women, shouldn't be trusted with big dogs. Interesting.

[@noahx.classic]

He wasn't going to do it again after that first yank lmao. 100% correct on people reinforcing bad behavior though. A lot of people will pet their dogs when they are acting up.

[@themusicmystic]

And that's where the owner continues to have an issue and wonder why 😭

[@bugcatcherjacky1334]

I encountered this person who had a dog who was constantly barking and everytime it barked, it was given a treat to make it "shut up". I stood there, watching, thinking to myself: "Don't judge, you make mistakes too. Don't judge, you make mistakes too. Don't judge"

[@D5O5M5I5]

​@@bugcatcherjacky1334i hate that so much. Ppl dont realize your teaching the dog to do bad to get what it wants.

[@LegalRightz]

Yup , fostered a dog that did this. Corrected him numerous times, he tenses up but doesn’t lunge anymore.

[@D5O5M5I5]

I have a rescue as well. Previous owners were real bad. Took about a year to get him to put away alot of bad habits. He didnt get the lesson until i made an example of him. Now everything is alot better and he can somewhat be around ppl. But the moral of the story is they are animals and they are pack animals. You gotta establish alpha so they're is no confusion in their adult life. One hard lesson by his owner can save his life. And that key word is "one". Dogs remember when they messed up.

[@DKonng]

He was loading up to yank that dogs soul out of him 😂

[@jace8490]

The dog was prepared for it too. He was focused on the car and not giving attention to the trainer, but backed away from the car in sync with the trainer. Homie taught him to distance himself from cars with just a couple yoinks haha

[@aaronalvarez9954]

The treats on his belt make him looks so much more confident. I love that about how out fit

[@journalsfromdavid]

idk if this is sarcasm or not

[@devanshgupta4107]

🙃

[@mavrickboyer1297]

Yanked tf out of him 🤣😂😂

[@JustGotSomeIdeas]

Right is it just me or is that all he does lmao

[@dream_prince7897]

LMFAOOOOO STOPP XD

[@alexjoneswasright11]

@@JustGotSomeIdeas called a correction.. very common

[@JustGotSomeIdeas]

@@alexjoneswasright11 cool. Ummmm… isn’t that all he does?

[@OdenOdinOden]

@@JustGotSomeIdeasno😂😂

[@logTopic]

Thank you for that last part. Huge pet peeve of mine when I see people trying to "soothe" their dog's bad behavior by petting them. Like dude you don't understand, you're literally positively reinforcing bad (often times aggressive) behavior.

[@solideomusical]

I love the term 'loading up.' This is a critical moment that we as dog owners need to recognize and sieze upon. Nip the undesirable behavior when it is barely a 'simmer' - not when it is a 'full boil.'

[@bradroberts1957]

And if they only do it under one condition? And if it's completely 0 to 100 in a split second? Or if you get a full grown dog that has been doing it for a while already? I guess the only situation some people can see is the ones they invision. Lol!

[@solideomusical]

@@bradroberts1957 Why are my replies being deleted?

[@bradroberts1957]

@@solideomusical no clue..

[@solideomusical]

Garrett are you deleting my replies?

[@shanejones4058]

I love this guy, my Staffy walks perfect and doesn’t chase cars anymore thanks to his methods.

[@blackdragonwolve8317]

I've heard from other trainers you can't teach a dog to bite or lunge aggressively by telling them they're a good boy and calming them every time they want to bite and this has worked for me. My dog who's a rescue wouldn't be alive today if it wasn't for telling him he's a good boy whenever people are around. All other training methods didn't work, we've even got him down to strangers petting him and him not reacting to it. Yes we even told him he's a good boy and all that while he was snarling and it would instantly calm him down. I feel like there is a situation for this and judging on my dogs behavior all it does is reassure him that he's doing good by staying back and let's him know I'm there and not to be scared

[@Justbox119]

Ill never forget this is the guy who said u can hypnotize a dog, he told a dog to stay while the dog was already laying down💀😂😊

[@davidseemachado2747]

That's a Rottweiler wanting to learn

[@justinlawlor3898]

I need to hire this guy

[@copperridgegrow3940]

I used a shock collar to train my dog to stay away from cats. Took several weeks but now if he sees a moving vehicle it goes the opposite direction.

[@yermailmain206]

Driver: I’ll just take the next left I guess🥺

[@davidaddison9554]

Put that collor on yourself!! Absolutely no need for that. That's bad practice

[@skxdsm]

shut up, after the dog realizes they don’t like their neck being pulled when they attempt to run into a car they start adhering and theres no more collar pulling

[@davidaddison9554]

@@skxdsm I was once told not to argue with stupid because stupid doesn't know its stupid.. I think this is one of they occasions 🤦‍♂️.. P. S I'm a dog trainer and have been for 25 years

[@HoboJIm117]

He took that leash and said get over here like Scorpion in Mortal Kombat

[@anthonyewell3470]

underrated comment

[@gdam8051]

That seemed to be a very physically strong correction. Maybe thats what I’ve been doing wrong with my 70lb pit. I guess i need to correct harder when he tries to charge another dog. I thought i was doing hard enough but at times when he’s far gone the usual correction i do doesn’t work. So i got an k9 dog whistle speaker. Seems to work to get his attention immediately.

[@statikcitten9]

That correction realigned all of my vertebrae just from watching it. Apparently it realigned the dogs priorities too👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@6Jenne6La6Flaca6]

🤣🤣🤣

[@StopLookingAtMyUsername5]

Bro yeeted da dog

[@orangehatmusic225]

Lol that guy didn't stop at the stop sign... and ran up on the curb.

[@Joshy1313]

The yank wasn't what made him welp, it was the pinch collar. The yank wasn't that bad. The sensation* of the yank is amplified by the pinch collar. But this is good training.

[@trnc9082]

I had to check the comments. I knew that was Josh Hart 😂

[@t.m.23]

Better to give a dog a few good corrections than it is to let the bad behavior continue (which could most definitely result in injury or death of dog). Nice job!

[@kylea7864]

All for the prong, we in fact use one on our dog. Great tool when used and warn correctly. That however was an extremely harsh correction. No need to put all your body behind making that collar pinch. All you accomplished was scaring the shit out of the dog and I’m sure hurting the dog. Unnecessary correction.

[@teamskunkonly2763]

Soft 😂😂

[@kylea7864]

@Kate Mohr Thats exactly why it wears a prong or even an E-collar. Allow the tools to do the work. No need to put extra spice behind the tools. A hard corrective snap from the wrist/ arm is more than enough. Believe me I know the power behind some of these breeds. I have a Bull Terrier and a Mastiff X. Still doesn't justify putting all your body behind the use of the tools to get the dog to fly up in the air.

[@TaylorMadeMoment]

@@kylea7864 I do agree with what you’re saying usually however in this case I think the yank was a correction combined with literally trying to pull the dog away from being hit by that car. Also he may not have been fully expecting that level of prey drive for the car. I’m sure he knows how to use a prong collar.

[@richardgoss4777]

@@kylea7864 The dog caused the issue with its lunge, and it worked things out pretty quickly from there.

[@raywcksn]

@@kylea7864 you do corrections by a small snap with your wrist on non problematic dog. However this one is problematic, he had issues and they need to correct them. Simple small snap with your wrist won’t work on him.

[@Evie-rt1do]

My Rottweiler also does the same! So I can’t take her on walks but luckily she has a dog walker who can help her out and who takes her on walks everyday!

[@mrbluandthechichicrew]

My Great Dane tried that once...and once only...no prong required to correct it...and at 160 lbs I must have my boy under absolute control. A dog is only as good as its master...exercise, discipline lastly affection.

[@ThinkB4UAct]

Kool , thanks keep posting videos with tips on how to train our dogs

[@user-te2se4yv6i]

That pull was personal

[@dlim1908]

Many trainers helps owners free of cost but some dog owners have more extra money to spend on trainers. Those owners hiring private trainers to handle their aggresive dog behaviours like attacking cars or other dogs dont realise to this day that all they need to do is pull back that lease hard when they acts aggresive. Like yank hard and dont forget the muzzle for everyones safety🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️ simple

[@th4tjosh]

That correction was way over board. Prongs don’t need to be used that aggressively at all. I love prongs because of how quickly they get results but that was genuinely stupid, the amount you corrected him was out of order

[@axelord4ever]

Ended a longtime friendship over his inability to keep his dog in line. Wouldn't train it, wouldn't teach it anything. Dog quickly learned not to fuck with me, but whenever he was around the dog did what it wanted, to awful results. People want companionship, without any of the responsibilities.

[@macciesisbanging]

We have the same problem. Next door our neighbours have two border collies both about a year old. The village we live in has tiny gardens definitely not enough for two very energetic dogs like them. To make matters worse they don't take the dogs on walks and instead let them wander the tiny garden shitting everywhere (the owners don't pick it up despite having two small children) and barking at the smallest signs of movement. We can't use our garden now because they will lunge at the fence line barking

[@briansmith6995]

Yup all you gotta do is almost break the dogs neck a few times and they won't do it anymore. Works everytime

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

Yeah lol that was a strong pull, but it might just be that the dog is so heavy and has such a strong neck that it isn't dangerous or is even needed for it to feel anything.

[@TheSwaGGerFM]

That is a rotweiler, ain't going to hurt that thing, dogs don't have fragile bones like humans.

[@raywcksn]

This one is rotty. Breaking his neck? Dude, this breed are probably stronger than you.

[@rustyshackleford9154]

You have no idea how prong collars work. The ignorance in your comment is off the charts.

[@Korksbebig]

You have no idea the strength needed at times for a jerk motion with a powerful dog breed. You're talking out of your ass.

[@roberttaylor932]

Now that's how you train a rottweiler.

[@bnbbnb8115]

You guys left out the best part which is one correction. I was waiting till buddy pulled the shit out of the leash.

[@mccombskennels]

Owners love to reindforce bad behavior. Timing is everything.

[@mrgonzalez8838]

My parents have two dogs that are now nearly 9 years old. We all know they are too strong for my mother; I used to walk the dogs with her when they were younger. The dogs both pull and act like they lead the walk because she never takes control in the walk. They have even dragged her chasing rabbits twice. I say all of this because BOTH of those dogs instantly learn with me they are not allowed to pull on the leash under any circumstances when I walk them. Sure, the dog in my control and their sibling get nervous when I walk slower, but everyone knows I am in control of the dog. I spent a solid few years helping get the dogs out of their bad habbit, but as soon as I left they got back to it. Its a shame really. Now whenever I walk my own dog, a neighbor actually walked up to me and asked me how my dog's leash is always so lax and she is always next to me. I find it interesting.

[@serenityemmikkillspleaelke7230]

Thanks for conveering with the lessons of mister apollo for Josh to be a better parent.

[@ohlaloh1295]

That’s not just Josh! That’s Josh Hart!

[@Monique0108]

This is soooooo helpful❤ Thank you.

[@Worldwidekennels]

I know you didnt show it for fear of being harassed and called abusive but folks need to see just how hard the corrections are and how many times this dog was yanked with a prong - like in the beginning, show that full ACTUAL training. The dog being yanked and the dog yiping.

[@JomariBatitis]

This is the fastest and best correction. It's not an abusive type of correction, but a body language correction. It's for the safety of all. Some trainers only use positive reinforcement without tap corrections and it's not working at all LOL.

[@brendaburgner-williams8515]

I tell my dog to wait. It took a while, but she finally learned. Some commands come easy for her, some commands do not.

[@Pioneerprawn]

We just had a dog attack our cane Corso… didn’t go well for the other dog. I would love to see a video about psychology

[@davidmeulendyk1517]

You are awesome thanks for your information

[@chereejohnson2400]

go Superman!!!! I appreciate your knowledge and thank you for sharing!

[@juliagoodfellow7539]

THANKYOU ! I have explained that to a lot of people but I never put it as well as you.

[@pinschrunner]

My orange tabby cat used to walk with me and my dogs, but only at night. He was off leash but always near us. He had a command called CAR. When I said CAR, he quickly went onto the right of way and stayed still. My ahole English poisoned him after he had lived peacefully here for 18 years. They belong in jail

[@cen_tah_ree7092]

To say josh is a celebrity u woould think he would get quality rotti's tho .

[@cr3237]

Do you have a video about stopping dogs running away?

[@MineraftxD]

YESSS KILL THAT CARRRR!! ayo that had me in the floor 🤣

[@xCCflierx]

I love the floopy dober ears!

[@backflax]

Thanks man

[@KellyGray-nq2hj]

the yank at the start

[@chaseowens9627]

Animals respond based off of your tone of voice and the type of energy you’re giving them. If they are being bad in ANY way and you start petting them and baby talking them and so on then all they hear and see is that you are happy and satisfied with that type of behavior so they start to do it more and more thinking it’s good and that you will give them positive attention. You don’t want to give them positive attention until they are behaving because then they will start to see “oh this is the right way to behave and if I follow what I’m supposed to I get treats and attention”

[@erikscherer5876]

If thats josh harts neighborhood, he's down bad

[@johanandersen6816]

So... Just pull harder in the leash than the dog? That's genius!

[@etcetc6790]

The timing is important.

[@anthonyewell3470]

prevent the lunge, don't pull, tug

[@dylannorris4759]

I applause anyone who fosters dogs or helps them reorient their behavior

[@mandytheo8059]

Collapsed trachea is a real thing. When you yank your dog that hard with a leash on the neck it will cause damage. Better invest in a harness.

[@BEAUTYnIQ]

dogs. love. praise. reward them Only for good behavior..!

[@Alexis_Gz]

So basically moral of this story is never pet or reward your dog for bad behavior they’ll think it’s ok

[@eesausman6704]

My dog does not listen to anything I say or do I think it’s because I taught her to jump and paw and not she does both of those things demanding for a treat and won’t listen otherwise what should I do?

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Excellent video! Recently with great sadness I discovered from my husband's mom that she heard that my daughter has two dobermans and since last month the male bit her four occasions when she was eating, we can't visit to eat with my daughter as each time she is preparing food but especially eating the dog becomes very quiet and watches her whilst growling. When she tries to tell him off to leave the table area he has bitten her. I think she needs to get a professional help by training. This has caused issues because my daughter invited us for lunch but we had to refuse but we can't let her know that my husbands mom divulged about the doberman and the biting events. My mother in law told me not to repeat what she told me as she would telephone to report the dog to the authorities. Please help!!

[@Jisoo-coded]

smiling immediately after the dude says "horrible behavior" is the funniest thing i've seen all day. so cute and so shameless

[@buildamillionbridges6153]

Ingenious. Great common sense advice.

[@Coreyingram2]

That’s my uncle Josh hart and I can’t with dat dog 😂😂

[@dashkin3727]

When my dog tried to attack moving car, I've pulled her back and said "What the fuck you think you're doing? Are you fking crazy?" and for some reason it was enough for her to never attack cars ever again xd

[@olivegaming4837]

this is one of the behaviors that im ok with hard corrections

[@tcgfunkytown724]

Bro...on that second car pass he looked like he was powering up for a mega pull

[@kylespraysammili9108]

Like he was about snap his neck!

[@whteboi]

😂😂😂yooo right

[@_ebk916]

Another male dog trying to fight a car 😂

[@pinschrunner]

Excellent job training dog not to lunge at cars! Josh needs to hold that leash like henhas a eottweiler in a street intersection though. He is taking it for granted and it is way too early for that. All dogs should be trainedmto avoid cars.

[@von2crazytv94]

Josh hart with another side mission

[@chrisgeorge84]

Yo he said Josh, then I was like wtf?

[@shouryaaswal5681]

He looks like a mix of leonardo di caprio and ban shapiro

[@williamstevens4106]

He’s also the best rebounding guard in the NBA 🏀😃❤️

[@jaynefinley]

A car is a dog's worst enemy. Great training tip. Thank you.

[@catherinecombes3955]

The guy is choking the dog with that spiked collar

[@hard2catch335]

Wish He Had Showed Up in Game Six Like He Showed up For Dis Lessons 😪

[@Wizardary1]

Do you ever get dogs getting aggressive with their own lead …. Like scared of it and turning angry ?

[@christinagarcia8166]

The problem is that people get these dogs and don’t train them causing problems for them instead of being a good pet!!

[@PaulNunya-ex1bn]

What treats do you use? I need direction please.

[@Freerydah73]

Cezar Milan technique without the side kick to the belly

[@candyman2939]

Can you make a video on the belgian malinois?

[@elladoz1966]

Great advice 👍

[@Flower9433]

What is the brand of the collar and size used on the Rottie? I have a Rottie mastiff mix at 110 lbs

[@justincrawford2170]

Sitting in the intersection haha

[@anthonyewell3470]

The closer you are to an addiction, the harder it is to resist. It seems like they got a team of people driving through and they're super close to entice him as much as possible. If he's not going to do it when he's literally a leap away from the car, he's not going to do it from the sidewalk or the front/garage door.

[@Chaos1Head]

Does that work for other dogs on walks as well?

[@tw8403]

Yes

[@anthonyewell3470]

My technique is this, to even get out the cage (I'll put them in the cage to start the process) they have to be perfect. Open the cage without them running out, putting the leash on, they have to follow me inside the house no jetting ahead, open the door without them gunning out and now we're ready to walk. The requirements do seem like a bit much but after that, walking by a barking dog isn't a nightmare, cars won't be much of an issue, it's all chill. And the punishment is a reset to the previous step or a tug on the leash. Another thing is you can just randomly stop and they're supposed to be paying some attention to you. They feel whenever they're ahead of you based on the leash itself. If they're not stopping, tug. I hope this mini essay helps.

[@burninbarrelz1079]

The only thing I would add would be rewarding for the dog doing the right thing and the inhibition has been built

[@juliagoodfellow7539]

The reward was there. Head rub and praise work way better than bribes (food). And you always have those handy...

[@burninbarrelz1079]

@juliagoodfellow7539 it's not a bribe, think direct and indirect rewarding. Food is faded out over time, and a lot of dogs don't give a shit about praise.

[@jodykatana]

Wtf I did not expect "Josh" to be Josh Hart 😂😂😂

[@desiraenelson4531]

Can this same correction be used if a person walks by instead of the car driving by

[@Jaybandz-no6np]

I’m getting a cane corso in a few weeks and I’ve been doing research for about a year so I have a good idea on what they need for a good life

[@anthonymontemagni0p160]

That 1st yoke sprained his tracia

[@joefoley1079]

Yeah if my head almost got ripped off I might be hesitant.

[@_--____--______--___]

I need either a slip lead or a choke collar for my 5 month old pup.. she jumps at people because she's wanting attention and wanting to play whilst we're walking. She also started barking and growling and trying to lunge at other dogs just because she wants to play with them too 🤦🏻‍♂️. A choke collar will probably help with pulling on the lead too.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

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[@Chuggsservicedog]

I see a lot of dog owners avoid the trigger but your dog has to react to there trigger for them to get better

[@Lazyspaceout]

Senza tempo does that with her kennel

[@marcuskillingworth3447]

I was not expecting Josh hart 😂

[@amandacovington2548]

Pet peeve...rewarding bad behaviour with praise.

[@Lightingkings216]

Boy that prong collar works wonders done correctly!

[@xandersalas2076]

Sir I need help hopefully you can answer. I have 2 dogs one of them is a husky; and everytime I walk one of them ( she the husky gets left ) behind ). She screama and cries like hell scratching the gate and almost tearing her vocal cords ( metaphorically ). Anyways problem is I walk my dogs at 4:00 so with this behavior the whole neighborhood gets woken up and obviously it's not pleasant. I tried walking her first, but she still continued with that behavior. Any suggestions what I do ?

[@ithurtstohearthetruth1857]

I have a neighbor every time her dog barks or try’s to attack. They tell it, let’s go inside and get a treat. That dog needs serious training

[@muhammedahmed3291]

You should tell them, approach them respectfully as their dog might hurt someone