How to successfully walk more than one dog

[@prudencekerr6430]

Oh, please more two-dog videos, this is beyond helpful! No one talks about handling more than one dog and how the craziness increases exponentially.

[@MyName1330]

Yes! Please!!!

[@PrototypeBMX]

yup yup both my doggies can walk 1 at a time but i walk 2 and i have pins and needles in my hands from them pulling so hard and me trying to death grip i been doing this in my driveway and street for the last week because i cant walk my usual walk this this anymore im gunna have a heart attack and die or k i l l someone due to being at my breaking point but i need to speed it up my 1 year old is getting super hyper because we are only walking in circles each day

[@staceyebert1431]

I wish I had watched this two years ago… my two are still crazy together😳

[@halinakajfoszova4354]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who is experiencing this!

[@Septickoi]

All your videos are so helpful. I have been walking my 9 month old puppy and my 5 year old dog separately because it has been a hassle to control them when they are together. They are well behaved dogs when they are separated but together they are pure chaos. I’ve been doing this training with them for the past three days in my driveway and it has helped a lot (still have a long way to go). Thank you so much for providing so many realistic videos for the general public

[@SteveWKk]

TWO Bernese puppies? Brave owner! Lol

[@sairhug]

Getting my 2nd dog later this year - this is exactly what I needed to learn. Thank you!

[@teresamoscatelli239]

Please adopt!

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

I recently started walking 2 dogs, and this is incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

[@Rudelherz]

The first time Joel seems a little overwhelmed 😅 too much love and joy he can not resist cuddling and showing affection 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗beautiful puppies! Fantastic advise as always!

[@annepike847]

I have 3 large dogs (pointers). 2 of them are under 14months, one of whom is completely blind. Walking them together is definitely challenging! Thank you for your multi-dog walking videos. They have helped me greatly.

[@malugirl905]

This was amazing! Thank you so much for the two dog training, please do more two dog training especially with puppies. ❤

[@lorianderson8145]

Those pups are so adorable... I was very impressed to see these pups very focused with eye contact... amazing for this age and also with 2 at the same time.. Great job Mr. Beckman (Wonderdog)

[@samanthahu4803]

Trained my two individually for a bit and they did well. Put them back together and they went back to their leash reactive selves because they easily feed off each other's excitement. Now I'm back to individually again lol. They're not ready.

[@adjohnson9897]

You’re the best Beckman! So grateful for your videos. 🙏

[@mamacrochets]

This was short and simple and exactly what I needed to know! We got two husky pups in December and now that the weather's getting nice and they're a few months older, I wanted to take them on more walks. But I figured it'd be chaos trying to train two of them to walk, so I wanted to work with each of them individually first. Glad to see my instincts on that were right! I found your channel over the weekend and have been putting your methods into practice and already see a huge difference in my pups' behavior! I would love to see more two dog videos!

[@LeeAnne-i8k]

Yes I need two dog videos too thank you!

[@patbuttermore3164]

THANK YOU! I just got back from our first walk with both dogs together and it was a disaster. This is so helpful.

[@delaneyhawkins1329]

Thank you for this! I walk an energetic 9 year-old and a 9 month old dog. It is chaos. I find most of the videos about walking a dog is always one dog and those tips wouldn't be applicable if you're walking two dogs. So happy I found this video and I'm going to try all these things out.

[@kerethajackson2435]

They are so beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🐕🐕🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@thefixxr2010]

Thanks I’m currently dealing with walking 2 pitbulls 1 year and one 7 months and it’s a damn struggle!!

[@rt4581]

Same here haha

[@amyshaw444]

Oh goodness that sounds brutal...mad props

[@aleddavies6361]

nice video, I walk a labrador and yorkshire terrier daily 3 to 4 hours on forest tracks using two long leashes of different colours joined together, It's actually much easier with long leashes of about 10 metres each. and when necessary rapid recall coiling is very easy,, The dogs cross over ,. fall back. and run forwards but the secret is not to worry too much but it does take a little getting used too, The dogs enjoy the freedom to roam sniff. fall back .run forward. but keeping the both leashes neatly coiled takes a little practice. After a while you soon get used to letting one dog take more leash, and its easy to recover because the colours give a good indication of where the centre is, Sorry its a bit of a ramble but I thought it might give others an idea of what is possible,

[@lstevens1512]

2 large dogs can be very difficult. I was going to tie them together until I realized that they twisted the leash. It made enough slack between them, and it worked great because it had a spring action to prevent harsh jerks between them if one gets excited. I can easily adjust it by twisting it myself. I also learned quickly to put my hand thru the loop and hold unto the lease. It is easy to lose grip holding unto the loop and dangerous if they go after a car or UPS truck by simply holding onto the loop. Many times, they will see or hear something or someone before you do.

[@kevandgizmo917]

I’d like to see more of you training two dogs at the same time, I’ve got a 5 year old and a 6 month old and it can get a bit crazy

[@judyangelico6070]

Thank you for the puppy videos!!

[@ddeonu9301]

They are both adorable 🥺🥺

[@mylegacymovie]

Great video, I've been doing it so wrong! Thankfully it is still early days with my two 4 month old puppies which I have had for 5 weeks, so I will be following this advice immediately

[@aleahashanti]

I was struggling walking my foster dog with my personal dog so I needed this lol

[@amybaltz3]

You have no idea how much I needed this today.

[@BDTraining]

Glad I could help

[@vishakhab-l6309]

Great video. Pretty funny watching you talk to no one 😆 but it's a great learning tool!

[@BDTraining]

😝

[@darrenernest]

I needed this. But one dog is so slow and one is energetic and fast, one marks and the other is hyper alert. It’s hard together.

[@nellss3773]

My parents have two rodesian ridgeback x Rottweiler girls . They don’t know how to walk on a lease at all so I’m looking at videos to try get some tips . These were good !

[@mayaandluna6912]

I have two goldens that are littermates and this is so helpful

[@pollya.berwick5047]

Precious babies 🤗

[@notshared2543]

I've got a visiting 2nd dog and oo my yes two dogs is 5x more complicated than one. Deploying these tactics tomorrow. Thanks

[@tanyadevice2465]

any tips on walking two brother labs who can walk perfectly individually but go all haywire when together? Yet when they walk on opposite sides of the road they pull to the other?

[@driftless1870]

Beautiful.

[@sixmercer2504]

What are your thoughts on the double leashes? I was looking at a new collar and leash for my GSD-Pyrenees X puppy and I stumbled across these and wondered if one would make things easier or harder with my 8yo Husky-Malamute X, who is extremely well trained, but has some issues now that we moved from the quiet suburbs to the noisy insanity of the city. I have rarely taken them out together because the leashes are fumbling and I wind up correcting the wrong dog. I find myself apologizing to people for my dogs that are going psycho scaring them with their barking and my loss of control of the situation as I'm fumbling with leashes trying to get them organized again. We've been very lucky that there hasn't been any reaction from the dogs walking by and I have nice neighbors who don't call the HOA to complain. I also find myself yelling at them without realizing it. So.....I seem to have a lot on my plate since I moved into a towhome in the intensely distracting city of Denver, smack dab in the midst of a high volume 5 lane highway (not freeway) and right outside my front door is a nice grassy area that slopes down to a wall for a walking/bike path which has become a major issue because of the speed of the e-bikes. They come up so fast or from behind me and I might be picking up poop or something else that goes along with having a dog with no yard. Those e-bikes are on us and past us before I have time to get them into a sit-stay& and my puppy goes insane barking amd he's becoming too big and strong for me to handle when I have my Husky out at the same time. So I was thinking that one of those double leashes could help, but I can also see a hindrance should one of them lunge and yank the leash either out of my hand (which has happened), then both dogs are free I can see the other dog being dragged into the chaos, showing them poor behavior. My Husky is well trained but we moved here from a house with a huge yard on a very quiet street. She's learning how to behave when people walk their dogs or jog or bike past our house, mainly if they surprise her. Too many questions. I fired my "trainer" today. I'm out $300. and got taken for a ride. You live and you learn. Now he's 18 weeks old and I'm back to searching for a new one these videos are so helpful. I have learned more from KZbin than I did and would have with the trainer my vet recommended.

[@cosmobalderrama4419]

Thanks for this great video! Do you recommend the gentle leader for both dogs too?

[@krystalperez5084]

I have been having my big dog (half Belgian Malinois/ half german Shorthaired Pointer) on my right and my pug on my left. Is there a reason why they must both be on same side? I also, want to train long distance with my big dog. Any advice as to how long it may take to get there? Can I train walk with my pug the first mile (my pug is active and fit and love running!- he is 2 years older so was used to short runs with me for 2 years before we got his brother. or does he have to be solo trained?

[@dekbrisbane7294]

Everything you did look so easy but I tried walk my hyperactive frenchie with my friend Duchie and we off for 5 minutes and still not be able to move from the front gate because they had play fight.

[@marypatterson1709]

What about dogs that pull? Best collar to use?

[@Hellhamster]

Can someone please help me? I rescued two pocket bullies. And one is really laid back and chill and a slow walker (2 years old) . The other one is aggressive, fast, pulling, erratic... (4 years old) What do I do when I want to walk them together? Or is it smarter to walk them one by one?

[@DG-mv6zw]

Hi, thanks for the video. I'm hoping to get my 2nd dog soon as company for my current dog. Had dogs for years but never had two at the same time. The new dog will be years younger than the other, so I'm not sure if that's a blessing or curse. I was thinking about using one of those lead splitters which allow both dogs to be on the same lead. Either way it gonna be a huge learning curve for me during walks...and picking up poo!

[@Hellhamster]

Thank you so much

[@katigibler9718]

That was awesome.

[@megancarr4466]

Was glad to find a video that I didn't need a ecollar and was relatable

[@icemangaming5135]

How old are the puppies here?

[@velex7]

Excellent

[@scelest321cx]

What kind of leash is that? I need something like that

[@gingerxbarbie]

what about a dog that backs out of his harness or will slip his collar off?

[@dianecolozzi2060]

Ok, that's great, but when do they pee and poo?

[@mrs.pulliam839]

Can you do more videos with walking 2dogs?

[@ajlamb628]

I have 2 toy dogs, & my issue is that they start playing on walks instead of walking. They start wrestling & fooling around 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️. Of course they have all day, everyday together but choose walk time to play. 😆 Are there any tips for this?

[@mikamamma]

This seems all well and good for just walking for exercise but my main reason taking my dogs on a walk is for them to pee and poop and sniff around. How do you successfully do this with two dogs and still have them walk with or behind you rather than pull? Video please 🙏

[@vanessamcgrew4486]

So cute

[@ashleyyoung8753]

Hahaha I should have watched this video before attempting to walk my two Aussies to the park. The one is new and has no idea how to walk on a leash 😂🐾

[@lusineroy]

Both my dogs use prong collars , how do I walk with them using them, it’s not possible huh ?

[@phaldaz]

I think the prong collar should be used to train, eventually (say after a month of use PER dog on the prong collar) you shouldn't honestly need it anymore and use a good ol harness or regula collar for walks

[@satvrnino6916]

What is the treat you give them? Hot dog? You mean, sausage?

[@Mika-tj3ws]

I'm trying to find out how to walk three dogs 👀

[@Mika-tj3ws]

@@ssusages3193 For sure

[@teresamoscatelli239]

Ok but these dogs dont pull😂😂

[@User7688.--_]

Because loose “leash walking starts in your house before you even get to your front door.” “Nobody's going anywhere.” “I can do this all day.” Watch all the loose leash walking videos.

[@Bettyalford-h9l]

Cool, thank you! I have an 8 yr old husky and just got an Anatolian shepherd puppy. I started this 2 weeks ago and at first it was rough but i think my older dog has helped Atticus ( the pup) how to heel because its been going very well. Im do exactly what you showed here and now i know im doing it right. Im having a hard time with stay though, Atticus does great its my older dog if i call Atticus he comes. Any thoughts to fix this.

[@kevinwilcox1835]

Why on the left? Guard dogs/protection dogs are traditionally walked on the right. Someone's right hand person (man/woman) is the person who acts as their chief assistant and helps and supports them a lot in their work. A possible explanation is that it's a reference to Christian Iconography in which Jesus sits to the right of God. The early Christians may have taken this imagery in turn from the Roman depictions of authority in which a speaker holds a scroll with his left hand and gestures with his right. The usual walks I take the dogs on are for the benefit and interest of the dogs - if they want to sniff, they are allowed. With my permission. Again, benevolent dictatorship. Thank you.

[@sairhug]

Because you need your dominant hand free for distributing treats, opening gates, or even for grabbing, etc., if you need to take control of a situation. Most people's dominant hand is the right.

[@chrishince8947]

Amen!

[@ZDanimations]

U can obviously do this same thing but on the right. It's not that deep bro.

[@ellewood9140]

Dogs seem to appreciate a no nonsense attitude like this guy has oppose to you basically begging in baby voice

[@plays4keeps159]

Pretrained😏