How To Teach Your Dog To FETCH Perfectly! (Dog Training Tutorial)

[@mylesburley7251]

The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the kzbin.infoUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.

[@ccconnerUTB]

I found out my female German Shepherd was deaf, but declined to return her. Training took on a different method. No voice commands, just hand signals and eye contact. Results were rewarding for both the dog and me.

[@zeasamudio7048]

Aww I appreciate your compassion and EXTRA patience 😊

[@sejalmahajan7177]

Wow great idea this could help alot of deaf ones to understand their trainer

[@gauravdangwal4831]

ccconner1 I really appreciate your work......👏👏

[@AskDrCarynColonialBeach]

I have used a small flash-light to "clicker-train" deaf dogs. I have also worked with a client who used a vibration collar. All the dog needs is a unique "mark" signal that indicates the instant s/he is doing the right thing. The first step in creating "clicker-savvy" dog who is deaf is to train default eye-contact so the dog is constantly "checking-in" with you so that s/he can see your hand-signals and see the light flash during training sessions. Here is a good article from another KPA-CTP www.clickertraining.com/node/1846

[@lindas.martin2806]

ccconner1 That is great, thank you for caring so much that the deafness did not cause you to abandon or return your dog. Applause!!

[@clintcord5839]

Your training is like magic with my new, 1 y/o, German Shepard rescue! For a dog that less than two weeks ago didn't know ANY commands.. He now sits, walks on leash, stays, plays fetch with return drops.. all because I watch and learn from your videos. then apply your techniques throughout the day during common routines.

[@TrainingPositive]

Clint Cord I’m glad to hear you’re having success! It really is that simple :)

[@LoveLikeGod316]

Congratulations, I just adopted a German Shepherd rescue myself, he's 1yr. He's pretty smart

[@joshuachua2491]

@@TrainingPositive hello, i gave my dog watermelon popsicle. He liked the stick. To i threw it and let him get reward every time he give it back. Practically a fetch in 1 day! Unfortunately he do it only on that popsicle. Should i start all over for new object?

[@thevirals604]

I have a GSD who doesn’t want to listen ever!

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

@@thevirals604 if you start using his food he'll get better. Nothing in life is free. Help him earn his food. Don't waste that prime training time - ditch the dish. Really doesn't take long to feed/train using their meals during mealtime.

[@whitneyjackson4721]

Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book kzbin.infoUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.

[@e.rosehuttner2681]

Hey all, I just wanted to share my experience teaching my puppy to fetch. I started off following the instructions in this video but was having trouble getting my dog to hold the ball for an extended period of time. He would take the ball, but then kind of throw it aside almost immediately. Eventually he figured out that the important thing was that he pick the ball up in his mouth and would pick up and drop the ball from the floor. After this, I just started rolling the ball to him and rewarding him for picking it up. I started to roll the ball a little farther and only rewarded him when he brought the ball most of the way back. It only took 1 session of this before he totally got the idea. Were sitting here playing fetch as I type this. So if you're having trouble moving you're dog past the first step, you might want to try jumping straight to retrieval.

[@ValCortes33]

that was helpful, thanks for the advice!

[@k0vae]

thanks, my dogs been dropping her toy immediately too so i’ll try this

[@abhilashpatel3036]

Thanks a lot. On my way to teach my imaginary dog. I have no idea why i googled and see this video and comments. But your comment is definitely helpful.

[@florismeininger6667]

I came here to ask this exact question. I'm playing with a rope because she is more eager to actually grab that, but she drops it on the floor immediately for the reward. As soon as I try to stop giving rewards when she drops it immediately because I want her to hold it longer, she'll look at me like "why don't I get the treat this time" and right after will be less inclined to do it again. Hopefully throwing the rope on the floor will work!

[@leonline6991]

@@florismeininger6667 My lab does the exact same thing. Did you achieve better results with a different in-between-step yet?

[@nancygarcia1773]

Once my dogs sees i have treats he looses interest in the toy :(

[@BoyTheWog]

Nancy Taylor no shit

[@Masontruth]

Same here. Back to the drawing board.

[@wolfydonut1997]

ikr

[@quixotic4233]

Try using a lower reward food. Play a game of chase on the floor with the toy to make the toy 'high value' and praise for any time he has it in his mouth, then use relatively bland but still interesting food. For example, pieces of kibble, pieces of milkbone, dry pieces of banana. You can also bake your own treats made from oat, banana, and peanut butter and cut them into tiny pieces.

[@charlisingvlogs3652]

Same

[@Erin_-xu7vi]

Most people: my dog won’t bring it back Me:my dog doesn’t even take it

[@bradybg7369]

Queen-bee 354 sameeeee

[@AnonymousKid-pg5ev]

Exactly the same!

[@Jp11130]

Built drive !! Try dog flirt pole first

[@itibittyitibitty7620]

My dog does

[@20yearsago66]

Samee

[@nanciepanciettv]

This is genuinely the best fetch video I've ever seen. I've always been a natural at training my dogs to fetch, but I haven't owned a dog in so many years and I'm getting a new puppy soon that I wanted to brush up on my knowledge. Every video I stumbled upon didn't seem to really explain it in the way it made sense. This is the best video explanation on how to teach a dog to fetch it. I saw Zak's video which puts soooooo much emphasis on making the toy 'interesting' and it's just too high energy and fake, and unnecessary. Sure you could teach a dog like that, but it is just unnecessary. It's putting it down into these single components, and then gradually putting them together that makes it work. It doesn't have to be 'interesting', it just has to be rewarded and positive, for each little step. The dog starts to understand very quickly too (and will naturally begin to enjoy it), rather than having to jump through hoops for your dog to think some toy is interesting, and to think you are 'interesting', and to make everything so over the top. Dogs have these skills inside them, it's just a matter of 'setting them up for success' and bringing these skills out in the right way. This is the best video for that.

[@QuintenDeSeranno]

5:32 amazing how he picks it up again!

[@jannellmeagher638]

You are clear throughout the process. People need to understand some dogs take longer than others. Some commands take longer time to perfect. Most of the time, people are simply not clear enough to the dog. The dog is not stubborn. We may not be clear. Great video.

[@raybuck614]

Brilliant tutorials. The most comprehensive and detailed on KZbin. By breaking each command into elemental components it enables viewers to practice each element until successful, and then move on.

[@LimitlessBobby]

It worked after 2 sessions. My Cocker Spaniel pup used to run away with the toy, but breaking down the task into small components quickly helped to reach the desirable effect. Thanks a lot!

[@tulinorucflint3047]

I feel like Every scene puppy getting bigger...cute

[@ry4ny]

5:25 5:34 big difference

[@joshuachua2491]

They are all different aged and sized dog. Bob, Perry, Mike, & Chuck. Bob knows how to hold. Perry holds and gives. Mike knows how to stay, hold, and give. The oldest dog in the video chuck knows how to fetch.

[@Alhie48]

@@joshuachua2491 hahaha that is so funny 😂😂😂😂

[@ashlyna6143]

Because he’s giving so many treats per click 😂

[@JayPatel-uu2ix]

Just like my stomach

[@hamily1215]

Been trying to train our toy poodle to fetch and finally found this video that breaks it down to small steps. She now fetches very well at home - though not outside.

[@natemellinger9851]

it actually worked thanks this awesome my dog finally knows how to play fetch

[@shivasubramaniam3157]

Amazing❤️ any updates?

[@rainamonaghan8941]

I taught my 4-month-old GSD how to play fetch in just a few sessions because of this video. She's not great at all the things I train her to do, but she LOVES to play fetch. No way we could have found one of her favorite pastimes without you. Thank you!!!

[@sistasilvatress4780]

You’ve helped me so much in training my dog. I’ve learned so much from you.

[@kencarter6141]

I really like this video because, even though I like other trainers on here like Zach George, Caesar Millan and Victoria Stillwell, they never break down anything and this gives you a step-by-step, very simple to understand process.

[@ivanminchev383]

Omg after one year I finally decided to check your channel for any new vids and half an hour later you upload! This is a lucky day!

[@kartikbaba]

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[@karansidhu7485]

Nice

[@Antonio-xd2tj]

You teacht very very good the game. I learned a lot and with few words. Thanks

[@Tom_M_Riddle]

I’m having a lot of trouble with the “increase hold duration” part of the training!!! Any help please!?

[@toplobster1040]

Me too!!! 😣

[@kaydabot9368]

Put your hand underneath their jaw and hold it for them. Start with only a few seconds and increase as they get more comfortable. Eventually they’ll get the idea.

[@peaceandlove5214]

This guy is a good teacher.

[@Dave-nz5jf]

It looks like the dog has doubled in size since the beginning of the video. Must be all those treats ...

[@izucram2969]

Honestly one of the most straightforward tutorials I've come across thus far

[@samuelthornton9179]

Stuck at 7:07 , my dog is now trying to overthrow the government

[@bethsherdell2413]

LOLOLOL!

[@roofieandraggy16]

LMAO

[@veronicavinegar6790]

Your training explanation makes it much easier to understand, I always had problem teaching my dog how to fetch. Thanks!!

[@TrainingPositive]

Great to hear!

[@valeriespinner8162]

Thanks! This was easy to understand, broken down very clearly, and reminded me to be patient moving on. Now to get a good treat training pouch and a clicker!

[@TrainingPositive]

Good luck!

[@DanieWise]

My dogs are already grown and behave well but I still love to watch your videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@6Deep6]

Really good, thank you. I missed your videos for so long - glad you are still posting

[@janesales9929]

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[@useemehere2]

I love this technique of dog training, yes it will take times and a lot of repetion but it is really very effective. Love it.

[@poolqueen44]

Training starts @ 2:21. You're welcome 😊

[@matilda5823]

Finally found a good trainer on KZbin...thank you!

[@SaroDogTraining]

Great video. Is the puppy the same? I could see him growing up in the video. It shows that it took a while to teach this game to him which is important for dog owners to learn that it takes a while to teach anything to a dog.

[@TrainingPositive]

Saro Boghozian yes it is. We took it slow and he learned it in about 3 weeks. Began teaching this when he was 8 weeks.

[@kevinpollard9010]

Training Positive hello. Great video. I have always trained my pet dogs with a more praise and punishment style training. I have an open mind though, and am impressed with what you accomplish with your methods. Any advice would be appreciated. Any other videos you recommend. I know your time is valuable. Thanks in advance.

[@efrainguzmangomez4766]

Saro Boghozian I totally agree you should have mentioned how long it took for you to train your dog I'm a new dog owner and I kind of got disappointed my dog wasn't learning as fast as your dog I know you said two dogs are not the same but it seem like your dog learned it fast but like I saw the message where you said it took 3 weeks

[@efrainguzmangomez4766]

thank you so much for the video I'm glad you clarified how long it took you to train your dog I was training mine I have a black Labrador Retriever puppy and he wasn't learning as fast as your dog for some reason I thought he learned all that in one day but now I know that it took you several weeks thank you for clarifying that

[@austkeat]

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[@Paul-dc9ix]

Your video are always perfect 100% useful and 100%working I love your videos i trained my dog by your videos

[@Berryitzo]

My dog doesn’t give it back;-; just takes it and leaves Edit: I forgot I had this 👁👄👁 the amount of likes and comments I-

[@economicsofeveryday9446]

Same

[@bozhko2240]

Same

[@cavad2013]

Same

[@toucansofcola9038]

Yeah mine too.

[@itzelleonardo6731]

Same 😒

[@dogonthecouch3028]

Best tutorial on this exercise ever. Thank you 🙂

[@albeml4854]

My dog go to the object and hold it then he carry it but he doesnt bring it to me he run away with it

[@evanscragg9657]

Albe Ml do it in a hallway with all doors closed. He won’t have anywhere else to take it and he’ll have to bring it back, if you need put on a check leash and when he starts to sit or walk other way just give a little tug and call at him

[@junechristie2497]

Thank you for breaking this into clear steps😊

[@NoName-tl1fd]

I see most comments complaining that their dog will drop the object as soon as they let go, im having the opposite issue. My yellow lab refuses to release anything and instead chooses to run away with it and avoid me completely.

[@TomatoCroissant]

No Name i seem to have the same problem. Have you been able to make any progress?

[@ThatBrickChic]

Emmy Dee - try using a long line, so the dog has to come back & the game can’t turn into chase. A lab should be food driven, so make sure to reward with a small amount of their favorite food. If you make it the only time they get this treat, that may help too. Also, knock some energy out of them before teaching new things, by being less energetic they can focus better. Good luck!

[@jstu45]

GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK ON KZbin!

[@XenderWindX]

Great video! You are still my favorite youtuber for teaching dogs thing as you do it in a efficient and reliable way using proper techniques. Thank you for your simple and very helpful videos!

[@ShinyMusic222]

omg, I was so fooled with that "fly" on the screen xD well played!

[@germanshepherdmom2768]

True, he really has good training techniques. I enjoy watching him.

[@LemonAndLime41]

Didgeridoo kn

[@taichihass]

I keep watching your videos over and over again. Each time I watch it I learn something new 👍🏼

[@AvisAvis961]

I'm wondering how to get the dog interested in taking the toy one she realizes I have treats for her. She loses interest in toy and searches for treats.

[@tophyy906]

this is a bad training method the reward should not be a treat it should be continued play with the toy.

[@sheilamae5897]

Your dog is food motivated not play motivated

[@bittersweetkark]

This was a great model of a TA for teaching fetch! Thank you!

[@pinecone4]

My dog grabs the toy and runs up to me then dogged me 😂

[@MAD-nx3er]

Same lol

[@kelseyhansen180]

Same that’s the problem I’m having

[@kevinfelicianne4117]

dude i love your videos, very professional , no blabla for hours. thank you

[@jamireign5645]

My dog does every single step except let go. He wants me to fight for it. 😭

[@anirudhasen1]

Same here. 😁

[@BULLSNATION100]

I be getting carried away trying to play tug o war all of a sudden😂

[@Gorgeousz]

Same

[@vishruth3671]

Same here And I am still finding solution for it 🥲

[@jellirabauke2565]

Hey! I have the solution. Hold on to the toy your dog want to tuck with. Dont move. Look away and stay still. In the second your dog lets go of the toy, because it is boring, you say "leave it" and immediately toss the toy and reward your dog with it. My dog got the hang of it pretty quickly. Hope it helpes you

[@lexiiim1934]

I'm soooo happy for a new video from you!! Your the best 😁😁 please keep uploading new videos!!

[@patriciasebastian1769]

Thank you!💕

[@judithmurphy419]

AWWWWWWWW....my first glimpse of Watson as a baby. Now I want a Lab Pup too....in Gold.

[@nicholassimpson8649]

I'm stuck on take. Be will bite it then let go immediately. He won't hold it. Then I try not rewarding till he gets it right then he just lays down. 2 days in a row stuck. Very frustrating

[@joeyarthur4959]

I'm in the exact same situation. Tried various objects of size and material. Balls he drops immediately. Rope toys he takes to the ground to play with.

[@rtwolfrt]

Having the same issue... I just trained the dog that she will get food for putting the object in her mouth, she has to drop the object to eat her treat... It seems like it will be impossible to train her to hold it now.

[@secutina]

Nicholas Simpson I think you guys will eventually get it if you stay consistent!! The part where your dog bites is already great progress. Start clicking and rewarding him just for touching the toy. Once he catches on increase the duration. It will take awhile trust me my dog did the same at first too.

[@kartikbaba]

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[@shelby716]

Yeah I'd recommend just being patient and rewarding for tiny bits of progression before giving the dog a chance to drop it or start playing with the toy. Dogs get frustrated easily so start with a couple seconds and increase the time second at a time. You'll get there, good luck.

[@andrewgremlich]

Hmm! I've been struggling think about how to teach fetch to my dog, but this seems like the breakdown that I've been looking for! I'll try this out.

[@briskeyandcooper2081]

I dont know... my dog knows fetchs but when i throw the ball he comes back to me but dont give it to me..

[@littleredbabypanda9307]

Cooper The German Dog same she just runs after

[@goingcrafty]

Same

[@bethsherdell2413]

You need to teach "drop it". In the house, hand him a toy he likes. Then put a treat right in front of his nose while saying 'drop it.' Hopefully he will drop the item to get the treat. Repeat until he learns what it means.

[@hieuthemedic4013]

You will need a month

[@siobhanklein7027]

Lol 😂 my dog claims full ownership of the ball and just runs away with it....but I’m gonna try this method!

[@twillymantheoneandonly5587]

I found my dog driving down a isolated country road. A group of kids were doing something to a animal with sticks. I could see fur and stopped my car thinking it was a rabbit they were hurting. It was a 2 to 3 week old puppy. I had to restrain myself from doing something crazy and just scared those kids hopefully enough to stop them from ever doing it again. It was 2005 and I had just turned 20yo. I have always loved all animals and most people thought I would become a vet due to the way I just had a knack with all animals. I named my new little pup Roxy, a beautiful little border collie and lab mix. I had just moved out from home as my friend and me rented a old farm house on a acre of yard surrounded by farm and only 1 other house on our mile stretch of road. I had never had my own dog before, but my fascination and love of all animals, finding Roxy was one of the greatest things that has ever happened to me. On my way home with her, I stopped at a small store and bought her a couple cans of wet food. When I set her down in my yard, it took everything she had to stand up and walk. I set a little plate with wet food by her and she could find it. I thought she might be blind and those kids had hurt her more severely then I originally thought. Just as I was ready to run her to a 24hr vet she found the plate. I put less then a quarter of the can on the plate and it was still bigger than her. She could stand up on my hand, that's how small she was. She didn't start eating instead she kept squishing her face into the small pile of food on a paper plate 3 times her size. I was confused for a minute and then realized what was happening. A small amount of liquid pooled by her feet and she tried to drink it by puckering her mouth like she was nursing. I didn't have much money, but remembered a family friend who bred boxers. I tracked her down and she came to my house. She said Roxy was at the oldest 3 weeks and it looked like she had just opened her eye the day before. She helped me make a list of things I needed, newborn bottle, formula and many tips on raising her. It was 2005 no youtube. But our bond was so strong training just came natural. I love watching these videos. It validates that I was doing something right. Roxy passed away in 2020. It left a huge hole in my heart. I miss her everyday. I've just started think about funding another dog. I'm not ready yet. But when I am, this video and others like it, give me confidence in training another. Thank you for the great video....sorry for the long comment. I haven't been able to talk or write about her without starting to cry. It felt good to write this out. I know realize the tears aren't just sadness, but also happiness too. She was such a special girl and truly my best friend. I'm not a religious man but the light she brought into my life felt truly like divine intervention.

[@andrearich703]

My Fav dog trainer Zak George Training positive

[@uvascuba5523]

Yay! Sooo happy you are back! You are my favorite of all dog training youtubers, by far!

[@krcoutdoors4566]

I’m training my dog to hunt squirrels so this video helped a lot 👍🏻

[@TinaPrice100]

I have been trying to teach my Boxer to fetch for 4 years and had no luck, I finally come across your video and am finding your simple break down step by step instructions so easy and my Boxer is finally understanding what I want him to do. We are only one step 1 hold but it has only been a day and my dog gets bored easily so only train for very short periods at a time. I love your calm approach to training 😊

[@anukthewolf1792]

I love this video! However we are stuck on having my dog hold it more than just a second. He takes it and immediately drops it. If I tug on it, he'll tug back but then drops it as soon as I let go. Any tips on duration?

[@richardhornsby8303]

I have the same, I've accidentally taught him that take it means "throw this on the ground". Any tips?

[@gabyyddiaz]

Richard Hornsby I’m sorry that I laughed

[@dillonsparks3247]

Anuk the wolf I have the same problem answer this question

[@CapnAhab89]

Probably the best video on teaching fetch I have seen. I love the logical progression of teaching them the steps. It makes perfect sense to me. I will start training our 9week old yellow lab to fetch by using this method.

[@Sahrene2083]

My dog never let's go unless I give him a treat 😂 😂 😂

[@juliedavies1591]

Aw what a good boy, hopefully my puppy girl can get as good as you one day at fetch I will work hard

[@loridouglas23]

Welcome back!!!! You have been missed!!!

[@nareshgandhi9232]

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[@jiazheng5942]

Very helpful technique! Thank you!

[@AnotherMakeupWorld]

I have a Belgium Shepherd, she is 7 months old. She is bored to play fetch, even if she likes biting her toys or to be rewarded. What can I do?

[@TrainingPositive]

AnotherMakeupWorld if your dog looks unmotivated there could be a lot of reasons for it. Try to keep the training sessions short and positive with lots of praise. Mix it up and teach your dog some other tricks also to get her excited about working with you. You can also try using a different food reward that your dog really likes.

[@vanderVies792]

Maybe imo 7 months is still young maybe you should wait awhile and work your realtionship between your dog. My dogs were like that too when they're young

[@HERSHYaddict]

Great video! I appreciate the easy break down into small steps - makes the instructions clear and it's easy to understand exactly what I should be looking for my dog to be doing. Thanks!

[@amberkyle5605]

Zathena will now take an object but she then immediately drops it to get the treat any tips for longer duration of holding?

[@cafecarmel]

Thank you for your videos. They are helping me with a rescue dog I just adopted who I need to do some training with like come, stay as her previous owner didn't teach her.

[@raynellslate4914]

Very, Very Helpful! Thank you so much for all your videos! ♥️ 😊

[@matthewcheung5136]

Great video, keep up the hard work!

[@memyself1176]

Will they fetch my ballistic missiles 🚀

[@debdodson7636]

thanks so much for the concise, easy to follow videos. I have a 1-yr-old Borador who I can get to "take it" with pretty much any object only for him to immediately drop it out of his mouth. He won't hold it longer than a split second in anticipation of a treat coming. Watching you, I see that I need to try to increase the length of time he holds it by tiny increments, getting him to wait just a little bit longer for his treat. A very subtle thing, but likely the difference between him successfully learning this or not. I'll give it a try!

[@debdodson7636]

also... is there a particular reason you drop the treat on the floor rather than him taking it from your hand?

[@dardan3858]

Yes I’ll teach this to my imaginary dog

[@pablotorres6997]

Excellent! Concise and well structured. Thank you.

[@maneeshanalawade2637]

Thnx..............Very helpful video

[@MrWave58]

Thank you! I (re)socialise "problem dogs", Soon I get a young sheperd only for training purposes. Much of the content of your videos I use also in rehabilitation, and it's very helpful! All of my English speaking clients I recommend your chanel, because it's one of the best far around!

[@creacionesrubyllcdenver1912]

He looks like the meme guy that goes "nice"

[@raghavlingwalwithcoco6968]

Followed these steps and my puppy has learnt fetch in 4 days. Thanks 👍🎉

[@PeytonPoole-k9u]

My dog when we played fetch he would take the ball and chew it up he sadly passed away in 2018 and I'm thinking of getting a new dog and teaching more

[@judithjeffers7666]

Thanx for the info. I’ve never been successful with this and now I know why.

[@ducky_plays4185]

This does not work with my dog Because they would rather chew on a peace of grass

[@asiankid5989]

You are simply awesome. The most reliable explanation I could ever find in whole KZbin. Thanks a lot.

[@greatxyz9365]

My dog is just interested in the treats, he’ll mouth it and when I give him the treat he’ll stop mouthing it and look for treats

[@sayanmandal7510]

You are a very good trainer.Your training videos are so good.

[@zarminaabbas3969]

I love how the pup accidentally drops it at 5:29

[@equinesoul1968]

For my puppy, I would walk away and crouch down, squeaking her toy, calling her over and she'd run to me, grabbing her toy and running back to her bed/special place. No training beforehand- she just knew how to do it! Smart pup. Kind of the opposite of fetch but it's somewhere, now I just have to train her to actually fetch. Thanks for this video!

[@David-dx8kf]

I trained my dog to fetch thanks to this vid but no rewards😂

[@mr.hungry8814]

David lucky you

[@hueguy]

This is super helpful. I have been trying to get my dog to play fetch at the park, but he kept getting distracted by other dogs. I'm going to try step 1 and see if I can get him to pay more attention to the ball.

[@anandrawat5498]

😊

[@ksjempire1957]

Almost there. My dog takes it and brings it back He just doesn't drop it

[@tymint3882]

KSJ Empire C: Try showing them a treat, and he might just drop the toy for the treat, if he does, click and reward.

[@ksjempire1957]

@@tymint3882 yea I actually did try it before u said this and it works He still wants treats for the ball but after a while I think he will start dropping it for fun

[@jessie_noir4100]

@@ksjempire1957 did it work?

[@ksjempire1957]

@@jessie_noir4100 yup he can fetch now I'm so happy

[@jessie_noir4100]

@@ksjempire1957 yay!! How exactly did u do it just asking cuz my puppy he's only 12 weeks but I really want to teach him cuz he does like to fetch stuff he just never drops it

[@jonathanschubert9052]

love watching him grow

[@JHASH_PETS]

My puppy was not following my orders, she is going straight for the food and tearing my pockets for food. She was biting me too

[@nethergaming8348]

lol xD

[@Ae0liann]

Hahahaha

[@zack.quick14]

That's funny

[@MattCitrano]

Dude, you rock! This kind of step-by-step teaching style is absolutely incredible. Some seemingly simple videos elsewhere don’t actually start from square one, and the way you break it down is perfect. Thank you!

[@BellaLee-nt5de]

My puppy would not hold onto the object long enough. How do you make the dog hold onto the object long enough until your release cue? Thanks!

[@TrainingPositive]

Bella Lee that’s very common. Keep working on the hold and every time your dog holds it for even a fraction of a second longer, reward with extra enthusiasm and a few extra pieces of the reward you are using.

[@kartikbaba]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/majEin-Fr7mmrLs Little puppies of Goldi

[@debikabanerjee9895]

where I will get good teacher with a reasonable price.

[@glennhefner8305]

@@debikabanerjee9895 Yourself.

[@GoCrazyBaby3]

This makes so much sense🤯 can’t wait to get my own puppy

[@ivanminchev383]

One question tho - what happened to the German shepherd??

[@whydoesitgo]

Check out his instagram "tab289". Solea seems doing pretty well. :)

[@DavidKyokushin]

I think Solea already knows a ton of this, so maybe he just wants to train his new pup & make basic videos where Solea can't really help, but she seems fine :)

[@poolqueen44]

caos h

[@coreycox2345]

I wondered that too.

[@kartikbaba]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/majEin-Fr7mmrLs Little puppies of Goldi

[@cheryblossom__]

5:29 it's so cute how he drops it but immediately picks it up

[@Mistergy]

He was already taught that's why..

[@elkiness]

Thanks! (But what if you're 71 years old and can't put weight on your knees? ;-) ) I'll find a way. Well done.

[@TrainingPositive]

Elinore Koenigsfeld you should be able to do all of this sitting in a chair. I chose to kneel because it was easier to demonstrate for the camera this way. You could also consider having the dog on an elevated surface like a large steady table. Just be sure that the dog is comfortable and secure. Good luck!

[@karisol4145]

I loved how you taught me how to train my puppy, thank you 😊, from Melbourne, Australia

[@mrGiorgar]

My puppy always comes and licks my hand, pretty much ignoring the toy.............

[@triplejideas8112]

Thanks for sharing this educational video for dogs🎉🎉🎉🎉