How to stop dogs chasing everything | Expert dog control advice

[@revengenerd1]

My Collie pup isn't as bad as this but she went from not being bothered by cars at all to around 8 months old suddenly being excited by cars and now almost a year old she lunges at most cars, not lorries or buses though and she won't chase any other animals even cats unless they move away quickly. I think a big part is her main walk is around 35-45 minutes a day (she gets multiple 10-30 minute walks around field when she needs to do her business so still 2-3 hours per day shes out) so shes not worn out enough as the times I take her to a dogsitter (who has multiple dogs and takes them on 2 long walks a day) and she spends her day playing shes so worn out by time I get her home nothing interests her, can walk past a busy road and shes not bothered, can offer to take her out for another walk and she just wants to sleep.

[@Iceman-1986]

This is brilliant thank you

[@donmcdonald4874]

Great video. What do you do with a Frenchie with no snout that goes crazy over rabbits?

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

Don McDonald Kick that dog in the nutts! Respect my Authoritai!

[@mathanmanickam4479]

Very useful video...After seeing video...I've teached him word 'no'...Very useful for him to avoid danger😍😍💗💗

[@BillynBertie]

Our springer spaniel is now five years old and has a daily walk on a forest track used fairly often by cyclists and other walkers, occasionally motor bikes and cars. He is fine with other pedestrians although putting him on his lead can make him more likely to lunge towards them and bark. Off the lead, I have seen him ignore a family of cyclists going by, but more often than not if they pass me on the track, he can sense my 'stress' as I fear what he is going to do, and he can follow and jump up at them. If I put him on the lead he waits until the moment they are passing and then hurls himself at them while I have to hold him back. What I don't know is: 1. Whether this is a stress problem. I read he could be 'defending' his master and sees them as a threat. 2. Whether he is actually better off the lead and I ignore the cyclists and take him off the track and play with him. 3. Whether the talk and treat method in your video would work. He seems more interested in the novelty of the cyclists or car than in food at the time. 4. Why it is that he sometimes ignores cyclists and other times chases them. Sometimes they move too fast and kick out at him when he jumps that makes him worse. Putting a springer on a lead when he needs hours of exercise a day is not my preference, but despite all our attempts to accustom him to bikes and vehicles he seems to be getting no better. I will try the treats method and see if that helps.

[@JackyOlala2023]

I mis the training part. Just thát was what I wanten to see.

[@hmpetexpertcomportamentoca3231]

This not get much clear, if it was the command or the head collar that still in the dog on the end of the film. I think it was the head collar only that modifies the dog's behavior.

[@gemmalouise9082]

A headcollar is a dangerous tool for lunging dogs !! They can cause neck injuries if they do decide to lunge ! 😱

[@katie5642]

I tried this with my Border Collie but he just won’t stop 😔😔 He also goes for shadows on the wall then bites and stares at lights on the ceiling jumps up to it or bites lamps 😪😪

[@TeslaNick2]

Put a lead on your dog and use it to block him from rehearsing this behavior. You also need to find an outlet for that energy.

[@anayakey822]

Victoria Stillwell has a solution for this. That's dog OCD. I think the episode is called "The dog with OCD: Max" You can find it on KZbin.

[@peteinuk]

I have a head collar, running lead and still a year later my dog goes crazy when she sees a cat. Sick of falling over when she pulls me over even with a head collar! Training constantly still no change.

[@peteinuk]

@nicoleshelly2244 she is,so incredibly strong and determined she chokes herself with a slip collar - the slip slides down as soon as I start walking. I am scared she is damaging her throat.She is so incredibly reactive.

[@kaitlyndasie5459]

i’ve got a 3.5 year old mcnab border collie. i’m going to get a head collar in the morning after watching this video. he’s a great dog but the issue i’ve been having with him is the random bolting after cars or bikes or people. there have been a few instances where it happens so quickly that i’m not prepared and he pulls me over and it not only hurts like hell when i fall and am bleeding cause i’m all scraped up but it’s dangerous for him. i’m looking forward to trying the head collar to see how it works on him☺️

[@DogAdviceVideos]

Thanks for your comments... And we hope the collar is a solution

[@katiex64]

did it help? the head collar?

[@jmm1817]

My dog did that one time I stuck my foot up his ass he never did that again

[@goatman2691]

Now what do you do when you live out in the middle of butt fuck no where and your dog chases more then just cars

[@spirosgal1885]

22 years trying to convince her husband ..didnt really think what type of dog she wants

[@heidibartholdirossen8784]

A Border Collie is not a good starter dog, it needs so much training, and exercise. Its a working dog .

[@i.b.shulessjoe7504]

Unknown dog? She goes straight in to stroke it? Bullshit

[@neiljohnson5351]

22 years to convince her husband?! Took my wife 22 minutes to twist my arm...

[@DogAdviceVideos]

That does sound more usual!

[@tikpaidam]

Coz you tie his mouth when going out ?

[@peteinuk]

What? It's a halter!

[@kimyangKo]

not a good practice. help him to learn to walk without chain

[@11dagit]

Poor lady :( When you buy a bigger dog proper training is a MUST. Boarder collies are THE MOST inteligent dogs and super fast to train, but you have to train them actually and not to expect that dog will train itself :)))

[@clk9260]

I'm sorry but this does not take away the problem. The dog needs to learn how to stop chasing without an extra leash.

[@Bart-Did-it]

She wants to round the sheep up but expected to walk to heal and do nothing … always research your dog and be prepared for it to be the most important thing other than family and work that requires tons of your attention and you need to become a competent dog trainer . Your gonna need it for a working dog to be happy or else ? Or else this!! And vets bills coming out your 🍩 or a dead dog one the other or both . This lady has no interest or idea in training a puppy or a dog .

[@wadewatson2751]

They got wrong type of dog.

[@DogAdviceVideos]

They're the cleverest of working dogs.... but how have other folks got on with them as pets?

[@guybartlett9587]

GET RID OF THE HUSBAND!

[@DogAdviceVideos]

Interesting!

[@edengarden6811]

When my kid would not listen i would also put it up for adoption. Come on now. People want dogs but when the dog acts out they get the blame and need to go. Humans should be trained. And always use treats is so old. The head collar is also stupid.

[@peteinuk]

Why? It is a halter!

[@branden8915]

If you can’t exercise the dog properly because you can’t walk it, it’s probably a better option for the dog if it goes to live on a farm