How to train "Coming" just by saying the dog's name.

[@rockrome4790]

I adopted a 4 week old starving doberman that looks just like your old dog Bosco! He is proving to be the smartest dog I have ever owned and been around, and it's not even close. 7 months old now and not a single indoor "accident", never so much as a thought to wonder away. His name is Rocky and he is amazing. Have watched your videos since getting him. Great content! 👍

[@luhjugg9791]

I just got a pitbull puppy I named him Rocky

[@barkbros123]

Your one lucky guy 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@pittymama4500]

I was fortunate enough to be blessed with a "naturally perfect" dog. He makes me look like a pro! Your blessed to have one cause it is just pure effortless Joy....the rest of my pack are normal sinning saints!

[@cecilesmith8110]

I am a fan of these teaching the dog to "Come" saying their name. Especiallywith Connery in the house. Spot on, its working. So I say go ahead and spin that wheel. Works for me.

[@juliesullivan9473]

I love how simple you make everything and so direct.

[@eternalsession2628]

You are absolutely the best and most comprehensive trainer I’ve ever seen. Keep up the good work.

[@asp1213]

This was a great reminder on how important this actually is. I think I'm going to work it into my walking sessions for a little extra reinforcement for them to 'stay with me'. If I had known your methods were going to be so miraculous for me and my dogs, I would have done videos before I started. The before and afters would have been something to see.

[@enzasmith65]

Leash biting for the wheel

[@CapnsSugarpuss]

Omg yes please! Training a "leave it" or "drop it" for this problem on leash when the item IS the leash becomes an interesting task.

[@rachelm7525]

We have a tug-toy for the end of our walk, just when we're returning home our boy seems to do it. So, tug-toy in one hand, leash in the other!! I admit, it's not a perfect solution, but it's working for now 🙂

[@bw7839]

Fantastic video. So simple a method but probably the most important basic skill! Thank you Joel. And thank your trainers for putting this on the wheel as an option.

[@geoffas]

Although I've recently watched dozens of your excellent presentations, the behaviour wheel finally earned my subscription. Thank you for all that you do 🙂

[@terridavis402]

Great video. I am always learning. Connery is a beautiful dog.

[@DasBeard]

I agree do you know what breed Connery is?

[@maegankaz4943]

I would love to see a video on how to train/condition dogs to be protective dogs without unnecessary barking or aggression towards friends/family.

[@vickimabon9558]

Such a beautiful dog!

[@pothszabina]

This is soo good! I'd love to see more of these nuances. Great stuff.

[@adamreimche-vu6898]

An idea for the wheel is leash biting when the dog gets frustrated and wants to go the opposite way

[@sallyostling]

That little tail takes off every time he hears yes👍

[@MB-lf8rm]

This is so good. Thanks, Joel. As always, a huge help.

[@MichelleMcRAE10071972]

Thank you soooo much for all the training!

[@m.s7425]

I like this because it's a good follow-up to learning her name. And I can practice inside then outside. The wheel was a good idea. I will be starting today. Great lesson. 👍 😊

[@Soulmates_DIY]

Great video, I've never had an issue teaching my fur babies their name but it's great for people who have no idea where to begin.

[@Joni.b.]

I’ve never quite understood the purpose of a marker/bridge before. Now I get it!

[@jamesdonlon3763]

Hey this was really useful-even seemingly simple behaviors need careful attention when training! Thank you.

[@renamaemcdonald2075]

I'm learning so much from your videos!

[@MB-lf8rm]

Can you put 'bolt conquering' on the wheel? My 10-month GSD mix walks well, heels fairly well, is good at loose leash walking, UNTIL a squirrel appears. Then she rockets out like a high-velocity missile. Sometimes I can brace myself for the jolt, other times the leash just shoots out of my hand. (Pup is 50 lb. I'm 108 lb.) She has super high prey drive.

[@patmunro3531]

I had that too. I attached the leash to a wide belt around my waist. Then I wasn't [didn't] ever going to lose her. Solved her reactivity now.

[@lisaleondires9576]

The WHEEL is so fun !😊

[@sumk1818]

chasing cars

[@poeperdhe]

This is why I encourage owners to only use their pet’s name to recall them or get their attention into them coming back to you..not for commands like sit, stay, down etc..that way your value and the value of their name will rise tremendously and it will also help to stop your dog in their tracks

[@wasabi93]

1. Chasing after a cats or small rodents 2. Digging holes in the backyard 3. Throwing tantrums on walks 4. Whining/howling and talking back

[@PatA95]

Don't know if this will work with all dogs, but for mine, I put their own poop in holes they were digging. So far it's worked like a charm, stopping not just that hole, but new digging as well.

[@wasabi93]

@@PatA95 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@ThinkingAhead2]

I wish you had also done it off leash and see their reaction and how to train that, if they ignore it

[@blakeb8464]

Hole digging for the wheel please!

[@seanoconnorshalloffamedogt5910]

Hey Joel, thanks for that! Really resonated with me, because when working with a large group of dogs but just want one dog to come to me, I thought maybe it would be more efficient just to say the name and have them associate that with coming anyway,

[@sarahwong6783]

i love your wheel!!!! I want to make one too now hahaha~

[@ccap3211]

Leash biting on the wheel please!!!!

[@magnateservices748]

Gratitude ♾

[@gardengal9478]

Suggestion: how to get a 10 mo dog to stop jumping on guests when they arrive? We’ve tried everything: ignoring, turning, commanding touch and down, treats, put in place/bed, etc. The only thing that helps is using a headhalter and lead until she calms down.

[@Malegys]

Ah, so Connery is a Weim/Great Dane Mix. I have a Male & Female Weim & was thinking "Jeez, Connery is huge even for a male Weim". Now it all makes sense :). He's a VERY handsome lad !

[@nekobx2094]

Yeeeeaaaap! Another great video! I'm learning

[@Paul-mn8ql]

Can you show how to adjust and put on a gentle leader please. I have a Scottish Terrier who thinks he’s taking me for a walk and doesn’t seem to respond to his normal collar. Thx! Great videos!

[@francoissioarnaud236]

Whining when I pick the leash or I put my shoes on (for the wheel)

[@arnoldlayne9469]

My 10 year old Shihtzu responds to her name, a kissy noise, or the snap of my finger. My new Pointer/Pit Shepherd mix puppy responds to name, and a kissy sound that sounds like a dying rabbit. I didn't want any confusion between dogs, so my shihtzu does not respond to the Pointer's call. The snap of my finger is universal.

[@suedobosz9016]

I was given a French Bulldog. He will be 3yrs old in Dec. On leash when he sees other dog's he gets very aggressive on our walks this happens. I just can't seem to brake his focus. I know he really wasn't socialized and when played with they were very ruff with him.

[@jannellmeagher638]

Excellent 👏♥️

[@eleanormcewan6581]

My dog has really dark eyes, and I find it very difficult to see when he’s giving me eye contact 😊

[@bubsenseijebe2993]

Im going to start training my pup like this. Efficient, no bull approach with just setting the rules immediately. I have a pup and I have been training him with so many treats that he is getting motivated only with constant rewards. I feel like im spoiling him with the amount of treats im giving him.

[@jazpwr8613]

Another great video! Recommendation for the wheel, ignoring commands off leash, how to get your dog use to a muzzle or booties. BTW what do you recommend for a muzzle that allows the dog to pant & won’t rub on their muzzle? Thanks 🐶💞

[@nrkltkman8512]

Is there a picture of the wheel? I don’t want to suggest commands already there. But ‘Drop it’ is a big one I repeat. It seems I have to almost yell it out or move toward our dog before he’ll actually obey the command

[@drewd2]

Definitely an upgrade spinning the wheel only once.

[@wasabi93]

I never thought of using the leash to teach my dog her name. Thank you for the tip. 😁👍

[@erintulloch9196]

What about adding fence jumping/boundaries to the wheel? Or doing a separate video. I would love to have my dog run in my backyard but off leash she gets super excited and right over the fence.

[@ringerheringa3052]

What a lovely Jumbo!

[@agnesyll]

Just a trick idea for the spin wheel maybe. Teaching a dog to ring the bell to go outside for potty.

[@carlydavis8430]

It’s on the wheel :)

[@agnesyll]

@@carlydavis8430 thanks for letting me know ❤

[@agnesyll]

@@carlydavis8430 just thought of this but maybe teaching a dog not to steal food from the table could be added to the list. Not a problem I have but I assume other people may.

[@markhoffman]

Joel. Reach out to a celebrity to come on your show. It will blow you through the 100k subscriber glass ceiling.

[@andreathompson4897]

Does the wheel have acclimating a dog to the gentle leader? you’ve done it but would love an entire video.

[@carlydavis8430]

Yes it does :)

[@alyssafouriner6468]

I love your videos. I have trained all of my dogs and they are doing great. The only thing that has me stumped is that when I give my dogs bones or any chew thing one of my dogs will take to bone away from the other two but he only does it when I’m out of sight, if he can see me he won’t do it. I’m not sure how I mark the negative behavior without being in sight. I don’t really won’t to use an e-collar what would you suggest.

[@bmrbca3658]

Hard to tell if he was learning his name or just picking up on your intonation and volume

[@rboz4637]

I have two pups and the definitely differentiate the names using this method.

[@adamreimche-vu6898]

I thought it was funny when you spun the wheel a lot of times😂

[@jessicajacobs1500]

Say my name, say my name.🙃 connerys cute floppy ears💕💕

[@alexbeck9737]

I have a mastiff/bulldog rescue that has never been around kids. My wife and step daughter just moved in and he jumped and knocked her down. We keep them separated and she gives him food in his crate and through a dog gate. How do I get him to not jump at her. He does sometimes even in his crate. I am guessing it’s because of her height and kids eye contact, but not sure how to correct it other than telling him no, but if he’s in a crate I can’t walk into him. All I do is kind of stand over him.

[@deergirl222]

calmness? if it’s not already on there.. my 6 month old lab puppy gets extremely excited when family comes over, like extremely excited, and she’s so heavy i can barely control her. it’s embarrassing. also calmness in the house?

[@laneylane8216]

Yes! When my 10mo staffy x gets super excited he mouths a lot. Would love to learn some techniques on how to calm him down

[@CapnsSugarpuss]

Video of his concerning your question kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGevd2qCds6CbLc

[@rachelm7525]

This is so useful. Thank-you! 🙂

[@suedobosz9016]

I was given a French Bulldog. He will be 3yrs next month. He barks at all dog's. But when he is on a leash he gets aggressive. He sounds like he want's to kill them. I can't seem to get his attention.

[@kelannaspiller]

So how do you begin to train your dog to not bolt towards another dog? When I release her to use it, she does fine. Sniff for a few minutes then relieves herself, but if another dog comes from any direction, she tries to sprint towards them. I try to stand in between her and even touch her butt to get her back on track, but then she faces me and does this skip/hopping motion backwards so she can still stare at the other dog. 🤦🏾‍♀️ do I just put her in a sit until the other dog passes?

[@nippichaos]

my pup ignores her name a lot, I do the clicking noise to try and get her attention, it`s become such a habit I have started clicking at family, not too impressed though.

[@stevenwilliams3182]

Lol, I do the clicking noise at my kids sometimes too when they’re dawdling. I wish it got their attention instantly like it does with my dog. :)

[@akami2008]

If you accidently click at a cat, you will most certainly get a death stare! My dog has the sweetest brown eyes, but one glare from a dragon-eyed cat and you'll be immediately 'trained' not to click/kiss/cluck at a cat again :)

[@chrisbotsis7658]

Love it maybe how to crate train

[@pamelarivers3852]

my 6 month old lab goes crazy when she sees the leash, bc she's so excited. But I will keep trying this method.

[@pmlm1571]

I can't leave my dog alone in the house. After months of no issues, the last two times I went on errands I came back to deep furrows in wood front door, door molding, tension rod curtains down in bedroom with slobber all over window. Window lever was up and, although it is crank style, it had been forced open 11/2 inches. I believe she was going berserk trying to get at some dog out on the street. It is not Separation Anxiety. She is a rescue, dog reactive, every walk we have some lousy moments. Lack of early socialization, I guess. Don't know what behavior to put on the wheel for this...

[@rachelm7525]

You know what I'm wondering? If this just started up, maybe something happened to upset her one time while you were gone. Maybe a loud bang, truck driving by, etc. Or some random wildlife outside? So now she associates your abscence with that. With a rescue you just don't know what's in their history, right? I'm guessing she'll need to be de-sensitized to whatever she's reacting to. Hope Joel can help with that 🙂

[@pmlm1571]

@@rachelm7525 Thanks, I wish I knew what to do. In the meantime I take her in the car w me more than I would like, or I drop her off at a neighbor's house. Not practical.

[@rachelm7525]

@@pmlm1571 I guess you'd call it Reactive or Excitable/reactive. Have a look back, maybe Joel has covered this topic before. Good luck! 🙂

[@Adianodelih]

Nice!

[@iseethings4218]

Does this work for kids as well?

[@kevinschuiteboer6367]

Can I still use Smokey come

[@missfires7852]

My dog hates the vacuum-cleaner and can be a jerk when i want to groom him. Any place on the wheel for that?

[@audreyharder7202]

How often do you do this with the wheel? It's the first one that I've seen. How did I miss the others? Loved it and you Joel!

[@verybestgi6092]

Hello! I have a miniature poodle he loves to bark to strangers or see another dogs ( not all dog he barked) or if someone knocking on door or mailman how can I please correct this behavior. Thank you very much.

[@erissmith845]

If I have treats my dog cannot focus on anything. He just turns in circles beside my treat bag. Otherwise he is a calm, docile dog. Doesn't really like to play much so I can't toy train, rarely barks but the minute the treats come out to try to train basics like "come", "drop it" or "sit", it's just crazy circles beside the treat bag and when he doesn't get a treat-even if it's just his regular kibble- he nips my feet so, it's been weeks and we are getting absolutely nowhere with training. Suggestions anyone?

[@Imageyenation]

How about a lesson for getting a dog on a treadmill when they don’t want to.

[@ccap3211]

You could put a lick mat on with with like peanut butter or canned pumpkin or something.

[@jaimeaskew2905]

I have a 7lb dog. He’s about a year. When I want him to come, he thinks it’s a game. He’ll sit down or lay down, but when I go to grab him, he just runs away. He wants me to chase him. And many times I can’t catch him because he’s so little. And he enjoys the chase. Any thoughts?

[@jaybas523]

What breed is this dog?

[@DasBeard]

What breed is Connery?

[@Koopwins]

woof woof

[@zacklarson2918]

That is a hunk of weimy. Jeez.

[@marymayo3705]

My bichon poodle mix won’t sit and won’t come when called

[@imlostagainWTF]

eating junk off the street on the wheel please

[@anastasiao9821]

What breed is this? PLEASE!

[@anastasiao9821]

Great Dane Weimaraner?

[@juliecee6145]

Cool mr beckman v simple. Name once...sound...leash for slight correction.

[@ScaredSheep]

Hey Joel! How do you get your dogs to slow down when they eat? We ask our dog to sit and wait for our cue before he eats but this almost seems to have made him want to eat faster.

[@rachelm7525]

Our Mini Schnauzer is a 'gobbler'! There are a couple of things we've done: we split his food into 2 bowls; for dry food we've used a Snuffle Mat. For wet food you can use a Licki Mat. There's also a special bowl you can get with 'bumps' in it, don't know what it's called. You could also offer a snack like a Bonio if you're home lunchtime so they're not completely ravenous at tea-time! Or bring their meals a half hour closer together. Hope that helps! 🙂

[@astroboy862]

"Leave it" command...playing with ball and he won't release it for me to throw it...

[@enzasmith65]

I have a 5 month old German Shepard, he seems to have forgotten some basic commands and has started to jump, lunge & bark at dogs with a wagging tail. How do I stop these new behaviours he was so good before?

[@1kalb]

i would say just reinforce the old behaviors and knock on the new “bad” behaviors. puppies that old will typically forget commands just because they’re still developing

[@enzasmith65]

@@1kalb thank you

[@kayleigh.collins]

Reactivity! My dog barks at people as a warning signal (can't even let kids pet her) and goes insane when seeing another dog on the street. I have watched your Reactivity videos but even leash corrections don't work. She's way out of control and over threshold when seeing other dogs.