How I’m Training My Puppy To Listen No Matter What!

I’m training my puppy to listen to “stay” no matter what’s going on around her. We’ll also do lots of new puppy socialization this week and more! Thanks PupBox for sponsoring this episode! Go to www.pupbox.com/zak and enter discount code "ZAK" to get 50% off of your first PupBox when you sign up for a multi-month subscription!
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[@zakgeorge]

I’m really proud of Inertia! What do you find helpful about this series? Tell me below! For more daily dog training videos follow @zakgeorge on Instagram: instagram.com/ZakGeorge I’m on TikTok now! vm.tiktok.com/fFxPbh/

[@breejustine]

TikTok is so crazy!! It's fun so far 🤪 Is anyone else on there?? lol

[@aviweist5840]

i think you should post twice a week!!!!

[@DModness]

Wow! I have been watching your series for a while now and I think you are one of the best but seeing you and your dog struggle lets me know I truly need to be patient with my dogs even though I am doing all the right things. Thank you for the awesome video.

[@Rite1010.]

I'm glad you're doing stay at the door. I have a older dog who bolts a lot. My younger one never runs off, but he does.

[@antipsihoticpill]

Thank you for showing us what to do with an anxiety when leaving them alone. :) I'd love to see how you progress in time.

[@quanghanhvu8446]

As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.

[@amandadoor8700]

The most helpful thing about this series is how realistic it is! It feels like most dog trainers make a 5min video and act as if that's all it takes. Definitely showing the whole process 😊😊

[@Vesper818]

totally

[@karyndorena7609]

Friends I found the best website that will help you to train your dog professionally. Here is the website MyDogTraining7.blogspot.com Hope this will help…

[@Niki-st7kj]

Who loves watching Inertia every week?🙋‍♀️

[@CreativeDiamondDogs]

Me! :D

[@vidals8306]

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[@michaelangelo0204]

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[@jeffkoons001]

I do, even if I really don't like the name "Inertia" for a dog (in my mind, I call her Minerva instead. I think she is more of a Minerva anyway)

[@mariasoderberg4931]

She's so cute when she puts her nose down when you ask her to Leave it, it's like she's physically restraining herself!

[@3summerfriends472]

I wonder what the people in puppy class think about a world class dog trainer in it.

[@MassaSnowshi]

I wonder what the trainer thinks 😂

[@vidals8306]

Elias Guckenheimer I think they’re thinking about charging him more for not advertising their school but using it for KZbin 😂🤣😂😜

[@meaganwallwork5395]

I don't even have a dog. I'm glad these videos will be around when I do though.

[@vidals8306]

Meagan Wallwork You’re already doing amazing then! 👏🏽👍🏽

[@michaelangelo0204]

I don’t have a dog either but I’m getting one and I’m exactly the same

[@jordanoliveto5863]

@@michaelangelo0204 sameeee

[@fannitrainedstars]

Inertia is such a clever girl!😍

[@sierras6604]

I so thought she was going to have a free for all for a sec when the treats fell 😂😂❤️ such a good girl 😍❤️

[@amandadoor8700]

You've really shown the power of positive re-enforcement! Such a powerful message 😊👍

[@rixanneh18]

Don't take this the wrong way, I'm not an evil person, but I'm SO GLAD that your puppy isn't just automatically perfect all the time. I can't tell you how many times I've watched videos about "this is how you xyz your puppy". Then I do the xyz and it might work, and then stops working, or just never works. Your videos have helped me to be patient and understand what it really takes to train any dog. Right now my 10 month old corgi is completely ignoring the come command when we're outside. He's hyper focused on anyone or anything or smells or sounds, everything except me and it's driving me nuts. So back to more inside pay attention training.

[@theearcchannel4413]

My pup is a week younger than Inertia, he is a maltese poodle, and he struggles with leash pulling and extreme biting. These videos help.

[@haseebahmed787]

I am getting a German Shepherd puppy next month and because of you I have all the knowledge about puppies I need. Thank you so much zak

[@casondraburnard5026]

i just adopted a dog and i've been watching Zak's videos and i'm almost half way through his book. I really enjoy his style of training--no dominance nonsense. my pup has been in a shelter for the whole year she's been alive and there was a lot of anxiety around walking outside the house. she would only go a few steps and then stop and stare with her tail between her legs. Zak taught me how to be extra patient in these situations, to look for cues of anxiety but also progress, how to reward the behavior i liked one baby step at a time. within one week my pup and i are walking confidently the 2 miles to and from work and she couldn't be happier! (Now it's just time to teach her to settle around other dogs while we're in the office--what great timing for this specific video!)

[@astroriley6280]

When I was training my puppy to behave and focus in public I always felt super embarrassed in the beginning because I was afraid of others opinions of her super energetic crazy puppy attitude. How do you gain the confidence to go out and train your puppy in public? Am I the only one who feels awkward, even though I know it’s necessary?

[@gabyyddiaz]

Riley Madison i know how you feel .i used to feel like that but when training a puppy you need to ignore other people most of the time they will stare at u because they wonder what you are doing but u should never feel embarrassed because at the end of the day your gonna have a well mannered dog while other people are going to have crazy wild dogs . so never feel embarrassed.

[@infinitusfinitus]

I feel you. The way I look at it is, it'll be more embarrassing long term if I don't train my dog and she acts like a swarm of rabid bees in public.

[@mayastewart1452]

Inertia grew, a lot!!

[@Mommy_Paladin]

It is so interesting to see how the working dogs learn and grow. You can clearly tell she is a border collie simply by her nipping habits! I have a friend who uses the old "I have to be the alpha dog and pin my dog down to get him to listen" approach to training (spoiler alert- his senior dog as zero manners, go figure) and says "you cant train the instinct out of them!" Well, here is a good example how - and its not about "getting it out of them" its truly just the trust and communication and bond of dog and human. Love it. What a treasure you are for dogs everwhere, Zak!

[@corgisandweims]

Oh my gosh! I bet everyone at the hardware store loved her! I love how she’s learning to listen to Indy’s cues, and how they are becoming closer buddies! You have some smart, adorable fur babies! Thanks, again, for sharing this journey with us! I can’t wait for the next video! God bless and hugs to you, Bree and all of the fur babies!☺️❤️

[@ojaimark]

I love how quickly puppies grow lol. Inertia looks like she doubled in size since the last video.

[@axel5540]

Hi Zak! I've been watching your videos for 2 weeks straight and have been enjoying them so far. Today we brought home an 11-week old Yorkie. Thanks to your videos he already knows how to listen/follow, sit and get up.

[@ashlynspoelma6407]

Hi Zac! I have been waiting for a video with Inertia about listening! I can’t wait to teach my puppy to listen more!

[@emmagerring]

We are due to collect a new Golden Retriever puppy in 8 weeks, and I am inhaling your videos, and book, so that I am well prepared. I just need to tell you how fantastic your videos are. They are incredibly easy to watch and understand, and I am learning so much. Thank you for providing such an amazing resource. Hugs from Melbourne, Australia! x

[@violetpayette8414]

I’m your biggest fan! I just got a 9 week old Golden Retriever puppy and it’s been much easier because of your videos! Thank you!

[@dogtube8154]

Hi Zak!! Loved the video. Can Inertia stop growing?? She's adorable! She always makes me smile. Have a joyful day!

[@picklerick1820]

I got my puppy 2 days ago and these videos are really helping! Thanks a lot and keep up the great videos!

[@jini7127]

Zak, I am loving watching you and your new puppy interact. I am looking forward to practicing leave it and look at me with my Maltese puppy, Grover. Inertia is so cute and has great style!

[@Vora_Vixen]

lol sad violin at 13:02 after he threw her fav toy out the door

[@Michael-nr2wz]

Thanks for your channel bro! My friend leant me your book to read, but I'm really getting more from your online content. Really great stuff

[@shayleadiviny1072]

Really glad you've been sharing your journey with Inertia. I've been following along with my Yorkie. Thanks so much for your work! It's so convenient. I appreciate your knowledge and dedication for us busy, hard working adults. Thank you!!!

[@brendabolin7178]

I like that it is where I can easily help my puppy. I see what mistakes and how Inertia progresses. Really helpful. Thank you for taking us on this journey with her!

[@Stephanievdg92]

I really love to watch your video's. We are, hopefully, getting a new puppy around December and I really get so much from your video's! The video's of Inertia helps me to see how long things can take and all! I really look forward to learn my pup new things soon enough! :D

[@nancypina341]

I love all the tips, this is the first time I’m actually training my dog... and these series have helped me a lot

[@victoriayoung2311]

Wow! She's really come a long way! I'm learning so much - thank you for you sharing with us :)

[@gabyyddiaz]

i’m so excited i’m getting a german shepherd puppy in november so i have been watching your videos to learn how to train her. ( i currently have a yorkie , she was given to my family because her last family used to abuse her so yeah and i love her with all my heart she’s 5 years old and i’ve had her for about 4 years. anyways she is very hard to train but she knows basic commands like go potty , come when called , sit and lay down

[@DModness]

gAbY diAz my girl has a yorkie and wakes us up in the middle of the night cause he needs attention. We try to train him but sometimes he gets it and other times he is lost. Do you have any tips that helped you?

[@gabyyddiaz]

DModness . when i first got my yorkie she would cry a lot but my family decided that so that she could stop to just leave her alone it was hard but it worked. obviously that doesn’t work for everyone but my friend also has a yorkie and she stopped the dog for crying by tiring him out before bed .

[@oldgamerchick]

Hello Zak am a 65 year old lady prospector I was gifted a 3\4 Border Collie 1\4 Australian Kelpie. Wowzer talk about a smart energetic puppy. The first time I played fetch she did it perfectly. When I threw the ball again she wouldn't drop it. She pretty much said if you want it you gotta take it. Fetch was too boring she wanted something more. So we ended up with a tennis ball on a knotted rope. This is her favorite toy she loves it so much that when Jack a small mixed breed comes to play she ignores him. This was a 3 months old. She learns so fast it's hard to keep ahead of her. I want to thank you for your videos. I have made a lot of mistakes but Chicky is very forgiving. I live in a tiny diy house. So no room for a cage the only time she is off the leash is when we are in for the night. I Especially appreciate your video on going out a door. I live in the country so there are coyotes that come out at night. It's very important to me to make sure they aren't on my yard before we go out. Once out side she will tell me if it's safe. Thank you again for your great videos. She is 4 months old and doing pretty good thanks for your help. Ms Michal 😊☕ I wish I could send you a picture because she looks more Kelpie than Border Collie. Have a great day.

[@federik-lu4bx]

BEAUTIFUL EPISODE❤❤❤

[@kazoot8265]

I love this series! I'm getting an Aussie pup in 3 years (long wait, I know) and this definitely has taught me almost everything I know about puppy training. I've had moments in this series where something I am unsure about finally clicks and it's great when that happens. I hope there'll be more 30+ minute videos in the future, they definitely give a much more in depth explanation to the training process. Thank you for making this series, I couldn't have understood puppy training without it!

[@rinsevangans2920]

What a great series of films!

[@Ana-hg3pk]

this is amazing advice! i might, just might get a dog(i really want one) and ive been recomended to watch these videos of yours and i'm surprised cause its so realistic. thanks!

[@evephillip2322]

So glad i found your channel😍 i love watching Inertia and the videos really help in training my border collie puppy Riot who is just a week younger than Inertia. TFS

[@AbsoluteZer0TV]

Loving this series! My puppy is about a week younger than Inertia, so these videos are very helpful!

[@Mimi-zf6iy]

I love your vids they always help me improve with my dog

[@lucassoares8293]

I got a border collie recently, and these videos of yours are being a guide for me. thank you, one more writing from Brazil

[@jaclynbrown8641]

Thank you for making these videos. These have helped us with our pups.

[@jscf92]

Great content. Keep up the good work!

[@jenns.4187]

We have a one year old dog and 19wk old puppy and the videos with Inertia have been super helpful with our training. She's such a pretty dog ❤

[@cookie04031991]

Love your videos!!!

[@torikenna2072]

I was giving up on the idea of getting a puppy in the near future because I was afraid of the training being too hard or intimidating, but these videos have restored my hope in puppy training! Thank you for making these videos so relatable and showing the real life side of having a puppy!

[@arifakhatoon3776]

I am so excited my Labrador is gonna have puppies by the end of this month I have always wanted to have a Labrador puppy. Your series would probably help me a lot Keep up the good work 👍👍

[@emisart4130]

Love you vids. And book. Super helpful. 👌🏼❤️

[@MrMallardGames]

My puppy is about the same age as inertia so I've really been enjoying these videos as a first time dog owner

[@amay4203]

I have 2 rescue dogs. One is very assertive but insecure, and intelligent, and the other is quite nervous and scatty. These videos are really helpful for learning how to teach basic skills

[@michaelangelo0204]

Dis series is the best you’ve done so far

[@Rite1010.]

I'm glad you're doing stay at the door. I have a older dog who bolts a lot. My younger one never runs off, but he does.

[@sea4771]

I’m getting my golden retriever first week of November and I’m so scared but I feel at ease watching your videos!! Thank you so much, Zak!!

[@MikeHawkbaby]

My golden retriever turned 19 weeks this Thursday. If you’re good with dogs than that dog will be good to you I promise. They’re so easy to train if you’re willing to put in the time, effort, and patience.

[@sea4771]

Drew Brees I’ll try my best! I just want to make sure I can make my puppy obedient. Hahaha that’s what scares me the most!

[@PiNkandGrEenZeBRA]

Hi! I’ve had my golden puppy for 2 months and he will be 4 months old Oct. 19! It will be extremely difficult at first, I don’t work so it has been very easy to put all my energy into him. Exercise him and give him boundaries! We’ve just started walking in my neighborhood for 20 min in the morning and they need about an hour or 2 of exercise a day depending on how big. Don’t give up when it gets hard! I promise you it will be very hard but it’s worth it 😁

[@PiNkandGrEenZeBRA]

Oh and I’m putting him in obedience classes at petsmart it was highly recommended by other owners

[@sea4771]

Hannah Duncan i live in the Philippines and they don’t really have much puppy/dog classes here, which is extremely sad so I have to be the trainer myself. That’s what makes me scared 😭😩

[@lj9041]

Good job Inertia! 😍

[@adz108]

I do love this series i think ur training is spot on if ur raising them from puppies

[@kmbradley88]

I was watching one of your older videos and I taught my dog to roll over and high five

[@henrymusoloza756]

I'm getting a puppy soon and these videos are so helpful 👍🐕

[@ArmandoAbisai]

i love to see this vid whic make to apper this training is so easy ... very cool, I´ll follow you since CDMX dud thanks :)

[@Jackysutarrodetierra]

Great moment with the treats all over the floor!

[@Kathysart]

LOVE it!

[@nopenah5681]

I've had my puppy for about 2 weeks now, and your videos are helpful tips. I gotta find a puppy class near me tho hes scared of other dogs

[@stormwolfandmutashi364]

I just got a new puppy 2 month old Labrador shepherd puppy and without your vids I would be so lost

[@aryavanyaceramics1983]

same

[@Sportscenter222]

i've noticed inertias puppy videos are top on my list. #1 💯🥇

[@lisabonin9121]

I love your videos! They have significantly helped in training our puppy. One video I’d love to see is about puppies in the kitchen. I have a 4 month lab who loves food and constantly puts her paws up on the counters. We are rewarding when she’s got all paws on the ground but it doesn’t seem to deter her from jumping up! my biggest concern is if she jumps up while the stove is on.

[@billybonkersthelabradoodle4255]

Awww I love puppies 💞

[@aammyyify]

Hey Zak, love your content. Any chance of a video about dog on dog play styles?

[@buchananfamily542]

Sry I’m late my notifications always pop up late anyway great vid and have a nice day

[@jhennalyn850]

Same

[@specimen-ch7zi]

Amazing video

[@thebuttercups]

I was once on vacation and I met this stray dog that played a perfect game of fetch! With a stick! I would throw the stick and it would chase after it and drop it right at my feet! But it was a bit jumpy.

[@mickiebrassel512]

Luna LOVES her Bark Box toys and treats! Her second one is on the way. 😊

[@Animal_packk]

i literly just got bolth of your books in the mail

[@vidals8306]

🤣😜 How are they?!

[@Animal_packk]

@@vidals8306 there really good! ALOT of good info I'm already 100 pages in the first book

[@vidals8306]

Awesome!

[@dogfamilydogfamily5494]

I am also a dog trainer, great videos and very cool idea! Big thank s from switzerland 🇨🇭😄

[@DaniAlexandria]

How do you socialize a puppy around other dogs if you don't have access to other dogs and before they are fully vaccinated

[@sea4771]

Dani Alexandria i wanna follow this comment!

[@aryavanyaceramics1983]

i had the same question

[@sea4771]

Honestly I was thinking that I’ll start socializing my puppy with other dogs/ letting him out to explore outside freely after 12 weeks of age when he already has all his vaccinations completed.

[@gabyyddiaz]

try to wait until they are around 12 weeks old or until they are fully vaccinated . even when you socialize it make sure the other dogs are either vaccinated or not sick. it’s always best to go with vaccinated dogs

[@seven2eight2]

I liked the part where Zak spilled the treats on purpose. What a great training technique. I'm going to have to try that!

[@s_rofbear]

soy_tal_ He didn’t spill them on purpose, it was an accident. But when they did spill, he took it in his stride and used it as a training opportunity. That’s what he calls a secondary training session - one where something comes up that’s a surprise to both your pup AND you, but you use it as a training opportunity.

[@seven2eight2]

@@s_rofbear whoosh...

[@audrawelsh8467]

It’s one of my favorite training exercises! It’s so fun to just completely dump my pouch and then ask for a leave it. Obviously, it’s a bit more advanced but it’s still fun 😂

[@s_rofbear]

@@seven2eight2 - ah, you were being sarcastic. Sorry, I missed the implied winky face. ;)

[@kingryantaray3272]

New subscriber here🐕🐕🐕

[@jhp0725]

Maybe you could do a series of videos talking about types of products that work well/don't work with certain kinds of dogs (like what kind of leashes, collars, or harnesses would be right for big, med, small dogs, etc.)?

[@ulianavoronkova]

I have a 6 month old puppy and whenever we go on walks she always barks and lunges at any people walking nearby. Do you have any tips? Also I love your videos! Keep up the great work!

[@tiffyspetlife2500]

have her sit, then look at you before she does the behavior, then reward her. you can also try the leave it / watch me combo! as zack’s book says “the best time to correct a behavior is *before* it occurs”

[@ulianavoronkova]

@@tiffyspetlife2500 thx! I'll definitely try that

[@Tike22]

If you look at his other vids you can look at those if you can't wait until he get to that training in this series.

[@aadyaraval889]

Same

[@audrawelsh8467]

Tiffy’s advice is good. Make sure to have your puppy stop and sit far away as the person is walking towards you. Have her in a sit before she gets focused on the person. Then, the FIRST time your dog shows interest/looks at the person put a treat in front of their nose and lure up into a look command. Treat, then quickly repeat. If possible, have another treat in your hand and say look right after you treat the dog. The goal there is your dog doesn’t look down or away after you reward her. After a while, your puppy will realize you want her to still look after she gets rewarded. If your puppy is still struggling once the person gets super close, just keep a treat in front of her nose (with her head facing you) so that she isn’t focused on the person. Let the puppy nibble a bit on the treat also to keep her attention.

[@MKEditsxx]

Please please do one video with a beagle🐶 I've got a stubborn one and he has lots of bad behaviors to be corrected

[@violetmoon717]

Yes. Today I will watch this with my dog next to me and see if he barks because he heard Inertia bark.

[@PIFict]

Hey Zak! Adopting my first pup soon and very excited. Your vids have helped get ready and I appreciate you a lot! With your separation training, is this something you’d do once a day or multiple times a day?

[@williamalexander7481]

i did so much training for my service dog at lowes

[@peter.g]

I wish pupbox shipped to Europe. They have great stuff

[@distorte]

I need this video my puppy isn’t listening at all lately but she is almost 4 month old and she knows 3 tricks lay down, sit, and paw btw she is a golden retriever

[@leoadames23]

My cousin just got a puppy, and I taught her sit in less than 24 hours using all your tips! I'm really proud of myself considering this is my first time I ever trained a dog!😁

[@koshlynnkellie1114]

Keep going! Sit is a great start!

[@silver6428]

00:01 Hell yeah Indy showing who's boss 😎😎😎😍

[@deenamarianne1717]

Lol 😂 the treats

[@moquilla1]

Got a new puppy a week ago....he makes it look easy. I’m on no sleep, my hands are all bit up, and all of our shoes are placed high up and not on the floor! None of his tricks are working. I have a long way to go. This do it’s eats everything (even rocks and dirt!) and when we try to stop him he retaliates and bite harder! I’m going nuts.

[@linvanover]

Third! Great vid!

[@joelurena5176]

Hey Zak, love your videos! I have a 7 week old Goberean Puppy, I'm thinking of getting him a harness. It seems like it makes it easier on both you and the Puppy for training or for everything in general. Which one is Inertia wearing in the video? looks like the right size, eventually he's gonna grow out of it.

[@qaz010wsx]

I want to pet Inertia.😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@susithompson9436]

My GSMD is the same age as Inertia and I’ve got the books and I love the videos because I don’t feel like I’m failing when she doesn’t get it right away. When I watch I you I see the success and keep working at it. She is doing great ! My girl loves being off lead and likes to play in the yard with me (fetch, etc..) sometimes she just walks out the door and sits and just observes. She’s not waiting for a command or a treat, she just sits and watches me and stays right there no matter what I do. She will finally move if I hook a leash to her . Any ideas what she is trying to convey?

[@audreyl6088]

Question! I have an 11 week old puppy and we were told by the vet not to go out in public grass until 16 weeks with him not being fully vaccinated. Do you think this is accurate? I have seen you take your puppy out to several places and I don't want to hold him back during the socialization period at all.

[@itsmesteph8618]

Audrey L I had the same issue ... it’s definitely accurate. If you have a private back yard that’s okay.. and also you could take the puppy maybe to a friends/ family house who’s pet friendly. Or also they could visit you at your own house.

[@CreativeDiamondDogs]

She's so good. At the least all the dogs I've been around would have ignored everything if a bag of training treats spilled lol. I've started sit pretty with my 4 month old rough collie pup. I think it will take her a while to perfect it.

[@somadityasingh4345]

Hey Zak what are your thoughts on a deer antler for a puppy to chew?

[@infinitusfinitus]

I'm telling you dude, tug toy in the other hand makes training fetch waaaaay easier!

[@magicjade5348]

Can you explain a bit?, I tried his way but my dog wont chase me afterwards

[@infinitusfinitus]

Magic Jade this works really well if your dog is into tug. Throw the ball, when the dog catches it and turns to run back to me I wiggle a tug toy at their eye level while walking backwards to trigger their chase reflex. When they drop the ball into my hand I say "yes" and we tug for a few seconds before I throw the ball again. You're basically rewarding the retrieve with an even more valuable currency. Another good tip is to train fetch in a corridor or a hallway so your dog doesn't have a way to dodge around you.

[@magicjade5348]

@@infinitusfinitus Thank you! I will definitely try this

[@pablosprake4136]

Hi Zac! I have a question but first off let me begin thanking you for posting this amazing content, I'm expecting to have a puppy next year, i'm trying to soak in as much knowledge as possible to be a good dog owner and these series are being extremely helpful. I've understood that there are 3 types of positive reinforcement, treats, play and "affection". It seems like you rely heavily on the first one, use the second one as an alternative but rarely use the third one. You do say good girl and compliment her but I mean enthusiasticly petting and praising as a strong reward. Is there a reason? Do you find it less effective?

[@MindfullyMindy]

Zak, I have adopted a Pomchi. Tony is almost 8 weeks now. He has learned come and sit so far. Should I expect more from him at this point or is he still a bit young to train too much. I have no idea. It's been years since I had a puppy so it feels brand new.

[@CarameliaM]

When we went to the home supply store and also encountered a very loud saw, my puppy reacted by pooping a really large poo .... *sigh* ...