How to Have a HEALTHY Relationship With Your Dog

[@paolvale]

"...free-for-all moshpit of insanity" is such an accurate description of a dog park 😂😂😂

[@kevinorth1795]

This is why we do not go to dog parks.

[@hollowcostrefuter1304]

This guy is going to blow up on YT. Great trainer and best explanation. Amazing content for such a new guy.

[@FluffyDog303]

He should! Some of the best explanations and videos I’ve seen anywhere..

[@katarzynaciepucha9358]

I totally agree

[@carolgoergens9275]

@@FluffyDog303me too but where did he go it’s been five months

[@juliecox5792]

Absolutely

[@ragdollyally]

He’s very, very talented at communicating with people, and he knows how to train a dog. He’s going to be someone who changes an awful lot of lives for the better - dogs AND humans. He’s clearly ambitious in the best way possible, not egotistical, and he deserves to go as far as I think he will!! He’s brilliant. In the true sense of the word.

[@nailz4325]

I've been following guys like Cesar, Tom Davis, Joel Beckman, Will Aetherton at Fenrir for years. This kid is money. Super helpful and awesome explanations. Keep up the great work.

[@christophermichael3674]

Yeah def special communicator

[@Texas240]

Cesar Milan is great entertainment but very highly edited and not very practical.

[@kamiko_kourteva]

Please do not follow Cesar's methods. He's gotten a lot of people and dogs hurt over the years.

[@kennethguerrero6802]

These are literally thousand dollar lessons for free on youtube! You’re doing gods work man! Saving lives out here. No joke

[@joshstorie246]

God has nothing to do with it

[@Psychmart123]

FRT 🙌🏼

[@sheilasmith7779]

Leadership is not being a brutal tyrant. It is being a respected, consistent, calm leader. Anxious owners create neurotic dogs.

[@antonchigurh8102]

Just discovered this channel a few weeks ago and it's by far the best channel on dog behavior/psychology. Thank you for doing this for all of us.

[@Germansp11]

Relationship is so important . My father in law has 6 dogs on the ranch. None in which he has trained that much. However they follow him to the end of the world. Listen when he calls. And guard the ranch with their life with little to no training. The relationship he built was through time , working together, and sleeping close .

[@marnellastout6247]

Yes!!! Explained to me like the nerd that I am. I am guilty of 1) lying to my dogs 2) talking too much and 3) unproductive social interactions (and have EXACTLY the consequence Miles describes - a dog who is neutral when they want to be). In only the few days since I've made changes my dogs seem more relaxed on walks and I'm much happier.

[@andreasmith6964]

As a 25 year trainer I love your teaching style positive and realistic

[@alexmoore5894]

THIS is the advice I’ve been needing!!Your videos have changed my relationship with my dog. Even after two days, I feel her confidence in me (and my confidence in myself!) growing. I’m so proud of her, I could cry! After two YEARS of effort, I finally feel like someone that she can put faith in. Thank you so much.

[@robertogutierrez9410]

The best communicator I've seen in this space, clear, concise, and clearly knowledgeable. Thanks for the valuable advice!

[@cindy652]

I could not pay for this kind of information; it is so valuable .The least I can do is subscribe to your channel to support what you are doing. You're a complete gem.

[@KellyGuidi]

Yes, you can pay him on his/this channel!

[@msfishandchips7204]

This makes sense. Ive been confused about the "best friend" idea for the dog. I been confused because I wouldn't want that kind of relationship with a best friend. So this is really helpful and very clear.

[@John055TO]

Thanks for releasing this great advice online for free. You will be rewarded 1000%. I really like the structured approach and comparison to being parents of kids. Wishing you success!

[@hamiltondogtraining]

I appreciate your support! 🙌

[@Threeleggedcrow-usa]

@@hamiltondogtrainingdo you make house calls?? 🐾🐾🐕‍🦺

[@PaperclipProphets]

I concur with your statement and wish him success as well! God bless you 🙏

[@gwensmith7834]

🙏🏽 🙏🏽

[@arthorsegirl1]

Love the example of a stranger going crazy over meeting your kid! You are terrific! Love it.

[@lollybeedee]

I’ve had dogs for over 50 years and didn’t realise about ‘unproductive social interaction!’ I believe my dog is reactive due to over socialising so thank you so much outlining this and the other points so well. I have a new puppy so will be working with the guidelines from this video. Thanks again!

[@pittymama4500]

Dude I'm going to give you the most props for addressing the things with people that nobody else on this platform is addressing. I don't know how you came about knowing what needed to be put out there at such a young age you have such incredible wisdom. I'm going to guess that you were probably raised around dogs and somebody in your life that was knowledgeable! The scene behind all these tools and methods is what needs to be defined. You have to start with your canvas before the art can be created. You can't take chaos and turn it into perfection without the dog being able to 100% trust in the human and that takes the human thinking in a way that is unnatural and understanding what needs to be done versus what we feel the need to do.

[@alexandrasenecal8399]

First dog trainer I’ve watched that explains these concepts in a way that it’s easy to understand. The videos are amazing because it shows all the repetition that goes into the training vs others just showing the before & after leaving you thinking you cannot be a good leader to your dog. Thank you so much!

[@57colliegirl]

Miles is a natural, gifted educator. Just the facts, no unnecessary talking in between the message. Thank you!! Great communicator.

[@Texas240]

Man, I hate watching "trainers" using already trained dogs in how-to vids.

[@peterpodgorski]

Omg, man... Trainers told me some of that stuff before, and I may have not been ready to listen, but this lecture is just amazing. So much value, such an eye opener, such clear communication. I can immediately identify a number of mistakes I make while trying to contain my reactive dog. Especially mistakes around trust and meeting other dogs. Thank you so much for this.

[@carolineduvall7963]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you

[@richardackerman838]

I have a 5 month old female Belgian Malinois I got a month ago. I have been doing everything wrong. Chew toys everywhere. Food bowls always full. She is crate trained and is in her crate when we leave the house. She was raised by her mother for 4 months, and she is a GUARD DOG. This video is my starting over place. ThankQ for sharing this training for US!!!!

[@Olm9]

If you have a BM you better both know what you're doing and be an experienced dog trainer!!!!

[@juliecox5792]

Allie, I only found him a week ago....I'm absolutely hooked! He's so knowledgeable, so honest, and obviously gets all types of dogs, and owners! Happy watching!❤

[@sergioestrada6118]

Jordan peterson for dog parents, "don't let your dog do anything will make you dislike them" 😁👏

[@hamiltondogtraining]

😉

[@stephbrown3883]

Put all the dog toys away. Asked my dog to “place” and she ignored me. Asked her a second time and meant it. She got up and went to her place. You’re on to something here. Can’t wait to binge your videos.

[@janel4582]

Teaching people this stuff is no less than a great public service - to people and dogs. Thank you. Respect!

[@da7062]

I'm so impressed with what I learned on relationship building and ALL the things I am doing wrong (and right). But mostly wrong... This is fantastic information and I can see the benefits and how important this core relationship building is to EVERYTHING else you do with your dog. It's going to be some tough love around our house going forward. Gotta go pick up some toys... I'm hooked. This gentlemen is very intelligent and I love the way he explains things. Best video on dog training I have ever seen by a mile. And I watch quite a few.

[@Willa279]

Glad he mentioned saying no to extra social interaction. A couple yelled and swore at a lady who said no to their puppy meeting her dog, who she was trying to train. 😮 Great video

[@marciewebster2490]

clearly this guy knows what he is talking about - when you can explain something simply, that means you truly understand it. and as a new owner, thank god I don't have to do the dog park. "free for all mosh pit of insanity" hilarious, but true (sadly). thank you for making this - I'm now subscribed to your channel and looking forward to more "real talk."

[@PaperclipProphets]

I was starting to feel guilty for not taking my dogs to the dog park anymore, so this video came at a perfect time! I am so thankful I found his channel tonight 🙏

[@rayerscarpensael2300]

As a multiple german shepperd owner I state that love is central. Love goes with warmth, hugs, playing, laughing. Then comes protection and food that you his master provide. Then comes obédience that goes with short firm punishments if the rules are not followed. No treats. My dogs know they have a super life with me, if they go by the rules. When they are about 1 yr old, they are guided missiles. They trust and love me and vice versa.

[@KatherinesComeback]

Could I ask for examples of the short firm punishments? I’ve got a GSD but I’m struggling, I don’t want to hit or shout at him because everyone says that’s the exact opposite of what I should do

[@rayerscarpensael2300]

@@KatherinesComeback for me the only thing that works are firm short punishments and that means physical. By grabbing him firmly, pushing to the ground or a short nose hit with 2 fingers. It does not have to be too painful if you yell briefly at the same time with some weird nose like stumping your feet, just so the next time they remember when they want to attack that other dog they ll think twice and make a short calculation risk benefits. You have to remind them every couple of weeks who s in charge otherwise they forget. This does not work when he sees a deer and he is already 100 yards away, the pleasure outweighs any punishment lol. This said my GS sleeps in my bed, we are buddies above all. He just knows making trouble means master mad. But you see them constantly calculate.

[@melsretrolife5812]

I love what you say about energy. It's the toughest one to master for some and the easiest for others. My father was a force to be reconed with, just in his being, completely naturally. Loved and respected by everyone. We adopted a german shepherd who was terrified of men, she would run and hide behind me or my mum when she saw a man but the day she met my father she took one look as him and loved him. He walked in, she had no fear he commanded her to sit and she had no hesitation, accepted pets off him. She just felt safe, just from his energy alone, drawn to him. He had the same effect on a lot of humans too.

[@Cathan1856]

Thanks for this….especially about trust…..I advocate for my dog, shoo off the ones that rush up, avoid the dog the owner won’t even call off because it’s ‘friendly’. I thought I was neurotic 😅, my dog doesn’t want to meet other dogs, it makes him nervous, he has fear based reactivity. He loves the time out on our walks, swims, whatever, doesn’t need any other company. You put into words what I can see I should do, but didn’t really process. Great tutorial!

[@FluffyDog303]

This is freaking great! As a owner of a “previously reactive” Aussie I learned all of this over a long period of time. Witch’s I could have learned this from you years ago!

[@carrielynnmarieacevedo]

Ive been a working dog handler/trainer for 16 years… pets are different… you got this for sure! Thank you for educating me.

[@Charlesgraydogtraining]

you are the King sir...I am a dog trainer and I have watched 1000's of "balanced trainers'" videos...nothing compares to you ....clear, concise and confident....it's 4.30am and I can't stop watching your videos...was gonna sign up for the course but the instalments aren't available to me

[@hamiltondogtraining]

Send us an email at [e-mail], we’ll help you out!

[@MurfDott]

You’re killing it bro! Very informative and interesting 💪🏽💯

[@Tsukosim]

I appreciate you. Thank you for explaining things in a language I understand. I hope people take the time to watch and like your videos.

[@artium1]

bro you are amazing thank you so much! wish you to blow up on YT because you literally the best here

[@rachelS0125]

Holy shit thank you soo much for actually explaining this! My brother had a dog that has, due to unforeseen circumstances, become my dog now. Now we've been raised on a farm, but never had a dog, so this level of training and trust between a dog and handler is completely new to me. She's since come a long way, I've managed to get her to a loose leash walk, and reinforced her respect towards humans/us, but now I want to tackle some of her other distracted behaviors and eventually, get to an off leash trust between me and her. I've only had her for 2 months, and I'm again excited to continue teaching her, because you have taught me. Again, thank you for explaining what most trainers neglect to.

[@5150lefont]

This is a bright young man. He is very good training k9s. If he could train other young people to be as thoughtful and competent as he is the world could be a better place. Thanks for your contribution.

[@Toni_Snark]

Something I do with my Lab that she loves- after dark I grab a handful of training treats and throw them one at a time in the grass for a “sniffari.” It’s a challenge for her and a great way to wind down the day~

[@PaperclipProphets]

Great idea, thank you 🙏

[@RS-ru5ds]

I do similar. I hide treats throughout the house. For game of hide and seak.

[@yuik4455]

I have a timid 8 month old puppy and my trainer taught me what you say without giving me theory. I wasn’t sure why I am doing this and what outcome I expect on the road. With your video it all clicked!! I subscribed you of course and looking forward for a new video. Thank you so much!!

[@mademoisellevanilla2561]

This guy made me pick up my boy’s toys on the floor, literally. And it’s amazing! 😂

[@rachele7864]

Another way to think about that “shut up” rule is they are English language learners. If you were learning a new language, you would want your teacher to speak slowly and clearly focusing on the *important* vocabulary. It’s hard to parse out babble from important words when you’re learning a new language. Of course I’ve been talking to my dog nonstop since I got her 😅 but since I used to be a language teacher this analogy has helped me put it into focus and I’m going to try to do better.

[@monicamckean6264]

You are great, thank you 🙏 we’ve had a dog behaviorist and is in line with what you are saying but to have all this info for free its just amazing.If you ever decide to raise money for any dog shelters or other causes I will happily donate, in respect for your time and passion that you put into these videos.Thank you 🙏

[@PaperclipProphets]

He is a blessing, indeed, to many with his knowledge! God bless you and all those poor animals in shelters 🙏

[@KellyGuidi]

There is a link below his videos that you can use to donate money to him

[@Sam-ig4jh]

All my dogs have listened to me . They understand every word and the tone of my voice

[@davinacallas8568]

Only found your site today and learned an exquisite amount of information that makes absolute sense, is valuable, wise and complete Common Sense “Which Most of humanity lack these day’s. My 13 month old Bullmastiff and I; have gone through FOUR behaviourists and STILL … None of them “Not 1,” has mentioned, explained, taught, shown nor informed me of all the knowledge you have just done in your Video. You are a Godsend Young Man and After Your explanation on Relationship .. I now clearly understand as to WHY I do not have a true connection with my dog 🙁 Many dogs constantly attack my dog “In park’s, On the street, in town etc and the owners think it’s okay and state their dog is just letting my dog know who’s boss 😠 Thank You So Very Much For Your incredible Support and Kindness in Sharing Your Knowledge With Us 🙏 God Bless You Mightily ❣️

[@Texas240]

8:30 lol. Had 3 off leash Chihuahua dogs surprise us as they came around a corner and charge at my recently rescued stray 8 months old border collie mix. At the time, she was scared of dogs (likely due to being chased on the street). That leader earned himself a boot to the face for his bravery and aggression. Him rolling past the other 2 gave them pause. Finally the owner comes to corral his dogs. My dog had actually been so scared, she pulled out of the collar. It was interesting to see her stop short 20 feet away, watching me with a mixture of "I want to protect him" and "I'm scared of the yapping rats." She definitely noticed that I was between her and the dogs and that she was safe (safe enough to not keep running away, anyway). Since then, I've looked for friendly or nuetral (and non barking) dogs and have had a few successful interactions. Each time, I've been between her and the other dog initially even when there's a fence. It's allowed her to gain confidence. Just a few days ago (we're at 2 months together), she made her first "friend". When the other dog allowed her to sniff it, she actually looked at the dog with a confused expression of "why isn't it trying to bite me?" This was probably the first time she's ever chased another dog. I told the other owner such. When the other was tired out and laying down, mine was actually standing over her, seemingly protecting the smaller tired dog. It was really awesome to see her overcome her fear and just be a dog with another dog. The 2 would take breaks in the shade and then run around while I was talking with the other owner. Anyway, the dogs example hit home because, yeah, I have my dog's back. It's probably the only practical thing I ever learned watching Cesar years ago (before much better trainers started popping up on KZbin), put yourself between the dog and what it's afraid of so the dog can just follow the owner's cues instead of having to determine risk level and how to handle the situation. My dog would look at me like "are you SURE that's OK??" before moving towards the dog in the few positive encounters I've found.

[@evita8916]

EVERY new dog owner should see this. I am lucky to find this now, better sooner than later! We did all the things that he's telling people shouldn't do/allow and our dog is all the things he mentions as a consequence :D Really helps to understand dog psychology. Thanks a lot!

[@pablo12250]

Although I won't be taking this training right now (I just started another 8 week course that I am invested in, I have to say I'm really impressed with these videos. This has to be the dog trainer with the most sense I have ever encountered. Not only is he eloquent, charismatic, and an incredible public speaker, but he is obviously very knowledgable about dogs and training. I have been watching videos for the past few hours and have learned so much. I have read a lot of books and seen a lot of videos from different trainers, but none have made me understand training as much as this guy. I am sure the course must be great. Kind of wish had discovered him earlier.

[@pablo12250]

And the videos don't just show a trained dog doing things to command. They show untrained dog going through the training, making all the mistakes that your own dog will make. This makes it all incredibly usefully. Congratulations for a wonderful and helpful channel.

[@edv6502]

You are killing it man! Amazing content, keep it up. Agreed with someone else on here, I think you’ll blow up on YT with such great practical and thoughtful advice

[@nathalieskaf9030]

Wish I had these videos when I first got my dog. About to start properly 3 years later. Thank you so much for all your content!

[@paulinechu5453]

same

[@kanako5449]

So young but wise! He’ll be a great dad too👍 Great explanation of the concepts and the reason behind them! Thank you.

[@dreadnorth8745]

24:30 This is rare and powerful advise. Thank you, subbed.

[@kevinashley478]

Some people are doer's and some are teachers...you are a teacher sir.

[@cristindsz]

Great advise! He’s already pretty well behaved because your Core training program. We’ll add more to building our relationship.

[@hamiltondogtraining]

I’m glad to hear it Cristin! 🙌 Keep up the good work

[@DonnyWhite-hj8ng]

This guy is way beyound a lot of the other trainers that I have seen and heard, I think I am hooked on watching and listening to him, time will tell.

[@dixiewhistles]

Excellent video! Extremely helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@QuanNguyen-qr7gg]

Finally! Thank you for articulating this so well. I feel like the few EFFECTIVE dog owners intrinsically know this but even fewer can explain these concepts to people who do not understand. Thank you for this video 🎉

[@Mwyse414]

Everything should be based off “love”. It’s hard for me to watch when trainers just write that off. When your dog has a genuine love for you everything else comes easy. To get this start by finding something you are both passionate about and do that together. Have fun with your dog, instill rules and get your dog addicted. Show the dog that you also genuinely like to play this game or do this thing. Later work the obedience into this activity and it will be the groundwork for everything the dog needs to know

[@davidmorgan2541]

Thank you so much for this excellent foundation for training; most of which is correcting mindsets we in western society have lead to problems we have imposed on our pets. The training program is mainly for humans not dogs. The explanations and examples you give to support your outlines make your presentation SO interesting and easy to retain.

[@57colliegirl]

He is a teacher!!! He uses the visual to back up his words. This is helpful to visual learners, sooooo necessary! States our learning objectives, gives numerous examples, explains well, models, compares and contrasts, reviews learning. This is a master teacher. ❤ Thank you.

[@Crystal-and-Dexter]

I've been a behavioral trainer for 15 years. You are really good! I'm going to recommend your channel and videos to new fosters and adopters. Great work 👏

[@williamwang9887]

This is the best video ever. It's not only about dogs. The core concept applies to everything, including keeping exotic pets, as well as human interactions. Even a lot of parents don't know how to build proper relationship with their own children. How come this video doesn't have a million views? It's so useful in so many ways and much more useful than any other dog training videos out there in my opinion.

[@MM.1111]

This video helped me sm my dog is now so respectful and polite, she listens to me and I don’t have trouble training her anymore

[@jirikadlec1058]

The respect should go both ways. You respect the dog and the dog respects you.

[@mooncouzijn4533]

Finally a trainer that really really helps you. Thanks so much. I'll go and train as you said. It's totally clear to me

[@lovestohootowls]

Just joined his program. Lifetime membership. Encouraging community. Great instruction. Direct engagement with Miles and Rachel. The prong collar has changed our world.

[@Slypai88]

Thanks for this video makes so much sense

[@lucygoosy819]

Fantastic 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. I have a fear reactive dog to both people & dogs on a bad day, and this is the first trainer that has talked about my dog needing a neutral response to other people & dogs. Awesome. Thank you. Have subscribed & can’t wait for more!

[@IamCree]

You're saving me and my SD in training after a catastrophic obedience class where all the dogs were reactive and out of control. I've got him back on track thanks to your videos!

[@ferchio4801]

48:20 don't gotta pretend with the one I dog sit 😂. That said, it just made me realize that I should probably pay more attention to how I hold myself around certain things/actions, to make it clearer to him what I want.

[@cameronjm]

Excellent presentation. I have been living by these principles for years, but I’ve never laid it out in such a concise fashion. Great job on the video I will share it with everyone I know.

[@depaki]

this is the video ive always wanted to watch!!!! i'll be getting my first little dog in a year and ive always felt unsure about whether dog interactions at walks and parks will be appropriate for my dog cuz ive seen all sorts of things happen when bad interactions occur and then we get behavioral problems out of "nowhere"! but people wont stop talking about how important it is to let your dog greet stranger dogs and humans and go to parks to play with other dogs, yada yada.... but in reality, no! dogs don't need to interact with all sorts of people and dogs, as not everyone will treat the dog properly and the dog knows that! the same way you discourge your child from talking to strangers, cuz not everyone is to be trusted out there! now you've helped me realize that my dog will never need pointless stranger interactions, and i should never encourage it! got my solution, and it makes perfect sense! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

[@rosanavaladez3626]

You're so young and yet so experienced. I love your content! Thank you so much for sharing it with the world :)

[@crazy.panda12]

It's so interesting how society shapes the expectations people place on dogs ( and kids, for that matter). In my country, for exemple, it is somewhat expected that dogs ( and kids) should be very friendly and social with everybody they meet or walk across. I've had numerous interactions with people where I was asked if they can pet my dog, if the kid can pet my dog, or if the dog can meet my dog and people we're sort of put off when I said " no, he's a reactive dog, so better to leave it, thank you". But I'm glad this video confirms that my reaction is correct and that I shouldn't expect my dog to be friendly with everyone.

[@learning2no]

You truly are the very best dog trainer on the internet. Possibly the planet. I can’t praise you enough. I can’t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@analogR]

I follow you on Instagram but so happy that you are doing yt now I had no idea you can explain things so clearly and concisely. Well done. I wish you a great future, you can tell this is your calling.

[@erinh39]

You're a phenomenal instructor, thank you for the valuable content.

[@hamiltondogtraining]

I appreciate that!

[@perezmiguela616]

IDK if he knows, but he's lowkey making better people too. This guy is a G too.

[@vivid2]

Just discovered this channel today, thank you so much, I'm learning a lot

[@rosemorrisonartist4672]

Absolutely amazing, you are a born leader and communicator. You may be leading dogs today but wouldn’t be surprised if you lead your country one day. Excellent logical well explained training, thank you!

[@debbieurias5151]

You are amazing, not only in dag training, but in parent training.

[@pace628]

I recently came across one of Hamilton's videos. He is excellent! He takes his time to go into a problem and has the ability to explain in debth. He is completely right and clear in the messages he puts forward. Better than any other dog trainier I have seen.

[@GroovyGeek]

I have watched many hours of your videos over the past few days, have already seen a change in behavior in my unruly pup using your methods, and donated a bit your channel. Overall your content is top notch... with the exception of some parts of this video. Specifically about avoiding social interactions with people and other dogs. That is part of the joy of having a dog, and many dogs enjoy them tremendously when judiciously selected. My dog runs with great enthusiasm into the small dog park and spends the next 45 minutes running himself to exhaustion - chasing and being chased, tail and ears up, and great excitement in his eyes. And he absolutely loves interactions with some of our neighbors. One of my goals in curing his leash reactivity is not simply to make him indifferent to other dogs and people, but to be able to allow him to approach dogs of his choosing and interact with them. I want to follow your advice and reach him when it is OK to ebullient and when he needs to stick to me. That is part of him making good decisions.

[@ThomiBMcIntyre]

Excellent! You are a wonderful teacher, and it’s great to hear validation to some of the ways I have come to interact with my dogs. I have 2 Jack Russells, and people always ask how I can stand them bc of the reputation they have. We have a great relationship! Mutual respect and no nonsensical rules.

[@convidtruthshallout]

I love your approach and direct communication! Great explanations. This can go for human relationships also!

[@marrous4845]

This is good content. However I disagree with the reactivity section. My adopted dog was (on leash) HIGHLY reactive to other dogs. To play. To desensitise her, we allowed her to meet other dogs. It worked and she is making great progress.

[@plsdi111]

One of the most important videos about dogs on the internet.

[@Grace-fz4og]

I genuinely appreciate all your videos. They have been immensely helpful as I've struggled to communicate effectively with my puppy. Unfortunately, the pulling behavior of my dog exacerbated an existing wrist injury, and now I need surgery. Nevertheless, your content has given me hope. I've watched a tons of famous trainer videos, but you are the best.

[@OnyxMoon81]

Some gr8 advice on how to be a good leader for your dog, they are not just there to protect you, you also need to step up and protect them when the situation calls for it 🙏🏼🐾

[@biancofilippo97]

Best trainer I've seen online so far, accurate, clear, in depth explanations. Good job, keep it up

[@crowncottagesomerset6397]

Love your channel! You explain it so well. Helps me a lot with my rescue stray boy 🐕

[@PaperclipProphets]

God bless you and your stray ❤️ 🐕

[@panther7681]

For me, all I believe and need from my dog is Respect, of which goes very well hand in hand with Trust. Dog doesn't have the same kind of love as we do. It's not about love but about staying close with the pack because with the pack, they thrive. Great video and hope it reaches as many ears.

[@MrMakingcake]

Staying close to its food giver

[@panther7681]

@@MrMakingcake True.. lol

[@yukoyamada888]

Must watch video for all dog owners!!

[@felix111]

Great content. It finally clicked. You're a natural at teaching.

[@hamiltondogtraining]

I appreciate that!

[@secretbeach999]

Bro you’re the best. Hands down. You’re a total dog whisperer. See you on the Discover Channel next year 🫡

[@chekideh]

Excellent teacher, it even has profound implication among the humans: Job 12:7 "But now ask the beasts, and they will teach you; And the birds of the air, and they will tell you".

[@fexture1635]

your videos are amazing

[@wendygaudet3042]

Outstanding clarity. What a great video

[@reginasheu8411]

Love his videos. He makes the most sense all the training videos. I have watched. I think he’s excellent.

[@BigSeppiWen]

Thanks for spelling it out so clearly and eloquently. I'm a lot more confident as a handler.

[@donna85087]

You’re explanations have really helped me understand some concepts and industry “terms” that are thrown around a lot. Thank you! Keep up the great work!