I Don’t Care What Anyone Says! This Dog is Still NOT TRAINED! [Reality Dog Training Ep. 11]

[@zakgeorge]

Here is a playlist with ALL of George's episodes in order: kzbin.info/aero/PLMssKIjsDxXlccrlEasmxW54YpIagtWp8 Thank you for being here!! Leave a comment and let us know what you think about this series, and give us your suggestions for future videos!! 🤩

[@ibbysadventures550]

Hi there I love your channel and your training methods, I've never had a dog before and considering getting 8weeks old rottweiler puppy in August. Would it be possible to do a series on a rottweiler puppy?? Perhaps from 8 weeks to 6 months?? Man that would be absolutely awesome, is it possible to help a novice rottweiler lover??

[@anthonythompson981]

Blue buffalo is not a quality treat read the ingredient panel preservatives are horrible for your dog

[@jessloydpepito6317]

As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.

[@evgober]

I’ve implemented your training methods with our 10 month old standard poodle, Argus, and he is an absolute dream. No accidents, no unnecessary barking, great recall, walks at a heal for miles at a time, and his groomer recent commented that she has NEVER met a more well-behaved dog. Prior to watching your videos, I knew nothing about dogs. To be honest, I had only been around poorly-behaved dogs, and I wasn’t even sure I liked dogs. (We finally caved and decided to get a dog after years of tears and begging from my puppy-obsessed son ) Argus has stolen all our hearts, and I am so incredibly thankful for you. Your work makes such an important difference not only in the lives of our beloved pets, but also in the lives of so many families. Thank you!!!

[@GabyP17]

Getting a puppy as a child is the greatest gift. I just lost my childhood pup after 14 years being best friends. It’s the greatest love I’ve ever had. Dogs are truly amazing when you connect with them ❤️

[@suecurtisart]

@@GabyP17 I'm so sorry for your loss. What you say is so true. It really is the greatest gift. I learned so much from my 1st dog about loyalty, trust and all that unconditional love sure makes growing up easier especially when you're having a tough time at school. I miss her still 🐕❤️

[@GabyP17]

@@suecurtisart thanks Susan. He taught me so much. I miss him dearly everyday. 💜💜💔

[@kimmarsh7639]

George is doing such a great job. I really thought you might keep him. Either way what a great job.

[@richardcope9803]

The thing I so appreciate about Zak is he always keeps control of his temper when he trains. I know how frustrated I can get when my own dogs seem to regresa in any area of their training but Zak stays very even tempered, never yelling even if the dog is ignoring him. Wish I could always be as composed.

[@valerietarling]

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[@macfanguy]

Tell me all about it. I think as a dog-father, it is my personal biggest point of disappointment that I get frustrated and angry with my dog sometimes, and I almost here Zak’s voice in my head saying I failed my dog, not the other way round…

[@alxaviir2956]

@@macfanguy i feel you man, I just adopted a little buddy and he’s cute as hell, but it’s sooooo frustrating when he doesn’t even want to play or go for a walk, I guess it’s good to see that I’m not the only want struggling ahah

[@TheMikesylv]

Man its not that he's a bad dog he is just endlessly curious, someone is going to get a great friend

[@alexacuffaro262]

This is exactly how our dog is and people think she's " wild" but she's so smart and such an amazing family dog

[@marybowman4847]

The more he gets out the easier it will get though. He's still just beginning his socialization.

[@rozadams7808]

Thats exactly what our dog does she a Bull Arab x rescued at 16weeks now just turned 1 year old sometimes she's amazing sometimes she's in her own world...

[@bmell1252]

I hope to God whoever gets him is an athlete.

[@BradHutchings]

"Let's go train!" As he walks George over the railroad tracks. Made me giggle.

[@x03r4]

Same 🤣🤣🤣

[@HOPEFULL96]

I was so hoping it was accidental

[@internetchocolate6733]

Hi Zak! I would love to see you train a smaller, stubborn, dog! Also PLEASE talk about flights with dogs, traveling, etc!

[@aprilb4831]

Yes our mini schnauzer just stands still and refuses to move on walks if he doesn't want to walk that particular way!!!

[@CamaradaKallyo]

I would like to see some kind of training like that too.

[@Ash_Carnelian]

I agree! I'd love to see a smaller dog breed on this channel :) I plan on adopting a small shelter dog and it would be a big help.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Sophia

[@MinPinSteve]

Yes! I have a minpin and he eats EVERYTHING! Ugh.

[@p3nglin]

My wife and I are very happy with our 6-month-old puppy’s progress so far-and we owe it all to you and your team. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these amazing videos 🙏 Dogs all around the world are so lucky to be trained by your spirit and energy. I hope you never stop doing what you do 👍

[@glitch._]

just over here patiently waiting for the double frisbee moment 🙃🙃😩

[@desertbluecatnm]

I didn't realize that you don't have a separate dog training business! I know you make a living from KZbin and books but still...you have a heart of gold! 🥰 🥳💖

[@ellenriddick2461]

Totally was shocked to hear that. I assumed he trained for $.

[@chuckeycheese3215]

go zak goerge

[@baddriversofcolga]

He used to do personal dog training. I imagine the money is better from KZbin/sponsors/books versus doing personal training and not doing personal training allows him to put more time into the videos.

[@highiqplays371]

He has another job too

[@koriwatkins755]

Imagine seeing Zak in the wild, training a pupper, and not knowing who he is.

[@limehut05]

That would be all the rest of us bull owners...

[@veranunley4375]

well i hope his lady would be with him cause id be chatting him up, lol

[@Marcoose81]

@@veranunley4375 Zak is the real Good Boy. He trains dogs by Good example.

[@lianna0303]

Watching this the morning after a good 15 minute meltdown from my own dog after he saw a cat across the street during our game of fetch is such a nice way to be reminded that sometimes things are great and others you take two steps back... We will get back on the horse again today

[@___1st_________]

Cool How many pets do you have?

[@lianna0303]

@@___1st_________ only got two dogs at the moment though I grew up with a ton of pets

[@___1st_________]

@@lianna0303 cool Well, mine passed away last November I'm hoping to get one soon

[@___1st_________]

@@lianna0303 where are you from?

[@lianna0303]

@@___1st_________ I'm from Denmark but live in Australia these days

[@bearbear4030]

It takes a lot of time and determination. I’ve been busting my @$$ getting my rescue to trust me, stop the behavior and just relax for god sake! He’s totally out of control with lunges and hard pulling! Ugh…it’s tough, but I keep going!

[@scottdashnaw2345]

Pitbulls are one of a kind..listens one minute and whatever the next..their love is top-notch..enjoy 😀

[@beckycarr4760]

When my male dog does “sit pretty” the command is “say please” He’s very food motivated

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello 👋

[@PamelaDalmatian]

Please continue these series! The variety of dogs and their issues; this format is so great to follow different dogs progress. You and Bree are an amazing team, and I love your content. Thank you for providing everything to everyone so we can all benefit! My 14 week Dalmatian is doing amazing, and I recommend you to everyone. My breeder said I should train her pup! Haha. Lots of love! 🖤🤍🖤🤍

[@leahc9969]

Its really helpful to see how every dog is different and has different issues they need to work on!

[@bayareagrl4ever526]

George is a great dog. He’s beautiful, intelligent and whoever gets him, is incredibly fortunate.

[@beckyatchison]

Loving the series! For your next series would you consider real world training a dog that is not socialized or slightly fearful? I feel like a lot of dogs in the shelter may be in this mental state due to various circumstances. George has been great and seems like a confident guy 😍

[@susanholl5994]

The German shepherd in his last series was like that. Reactive dogs are a royal pain to train and vary a lot in the timeline they recover. I've fostered a few of these. One calmed down in two days and started seeking the company of more confident dogs. My son has a bull terrier now with a history of fighting with other dogs that has taken 6 months to be able to just take him on a walk without him barking and lunging at other dogs. Training is just a lot of boring repetition in reducing the working distance from distractions.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Mary

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

@@susanholl5994 hello Susan how are you

[@barelynintendo7772]

I adopted my sweet brindle and white pitbull almost a year ago. He has been the greatest joy and challenge. I have been off of KZbin a few weeks but was so excited when I saw you had a new(ish) series with a dog that looks just like mine. I cried when I saw the intro. My boy was also in the shelter for several months and has come a long way. Can't wait to see George do the same ❤

[@deborahhanna4397]

I like this episode a lot! We have a 6-month-old puppy who’s doing really well, but yes, there are bad days and training issues that are not coming along as well as we’d like yet. This episode is reassuring for me while we’re in that in-between stage where we’re making good progress, but SO not there yet.

[@foreverisover496]

I'd love to see a chihuahua makeover ☺️

[@daor775]

Another great video! Taking George to an area with lots of distractions for him to see and smell! He is very precious and I just love seeing him learn each and every episode! Zak and Bree you are so devoted to animals and their well being! This channel is my favorite to watch!

[@sharongolden7773]

Extremely smart dog! I also feel he has a connection with you and all dogs want to please. He is amazing and I can tell he is proud himself too!

[@Akforgetmenot]

I keep coming back to your videos. I homed a rescue puppy this past January. I found your channel while much of our city was still on lock down. I have been trying to train my pup on my own with help from resources like your channel. I just down loaded your audio book. We still can’t find a spot in live training class, so we are still on our own. It has been at least 20 years since I had a puppy. Not gonna lie, I am old and my pup is young and strong and way to much dog for me, but I keep trying. We are a bit of a disaster, but I love him anyway. 😭Leash walking, stay, down😬😬😬😬, sit 👍 come, Mr Hobbes knows come as the word treat,😩I will keep on watching!

[@agisler87]

Keep it up. You will get there!!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Mary

[@jenniferpauline7767]

I love your videos! They have helped me so much with my 8 year old beagle. She was already pretty well behaved, but now shes even better. I've also been able to teach her so many new tricks. We're both are loving it! Shes learned so many tricks, more than i even expected, and still learning! She puts the "cant teach an old dog new tricks" saying to shame.

[@derpina615]

So encouraging to read! What were the new tricks if I may ask?

[@jenniferpauline7767]

@@derpina615 She already knew the basics like sit, stay, roll over and come. Im teaching her sit pretty, leap and similar ones to that. Shes extremely food motivated, so we are also working on leave it. Shes not quite there yet, but getting close.

[@heatherwelham708]

He’s a great dog👍Really smart. You feel the pressure is on him to be spot on because he’s a breed of dog that doesn’t have the best reputation.

[@alexmurphy1185]

Hello Heather..

[@Loviekinz]

Pitties I have known have all been like George, really loving but a little hyper and with their weight can be very strong. I hate that they are illegal where I live(Ontario Canada). They get a bad rep from bad owners, but ANY breed can be bad with bad owners.

[@pattyervin9759]

Jus t remember, it’s not the dogs reputation, it’s the person who trains them or in some cases, lack of training. Pit bulls are very devoted and loving dogs.

[@cryst1n]

I am loving this series George is adorable! You did a amazing job training George so far!!

[@marybowman4847]

Back clipping harnesses seem to encourage pulling. When I first adopted my puppy mill rescue girl, a female Cane Corso at 9 months old she pulled too hard for her safety so I got her a front clipping harness and slowly transitioned onto a slip lead. With a front clipping harness when they pull it just turns them around so they are facing you.

[@marybowman4847]

When her harness was clipped in the back (even with a martingale loop to discourage pulling) you could tell a HUGE difference in her pulling as compared to when it was clipped in the front.

[@echo_yt496]

I just started training my mini dachshund Dafni yesterday evening and today, and she already knows sit, stay, drop it, leave it, and also how to walk on a leash partially! They are so smart!!

[@echo_yt496]

@Jaley Huffman Haha thanks!

[@mj-kx2kw]

i am about to adopt a retired police GSD and going through these videos, i am learning a lot. Thanks George George

[@ParrotVolancy]

I'm guessing the dog will already be trained but, if you try to handle that dog like this, you're going to have serious issues.

[@mj-kx2kw]

@@ParrotVolancy they won't have all the issues that George has but many similar ones. it's a great reference (which is the point).

[@ParrotVolancy]

@@mj-kx2kw I'm saying that you don't want to imitate what Zak is doing, lol.

[@chandaharkins4418]

Such a happy boy rolling around on his back. I just love him. You're doing a great job with him!

[@Char896]

Interesting, I love your videos, especially this one on George, I only noticed this because my niece trains pitties for emotional support. George did a great job at sitting when the lady approached to speak to Zac. George actually put himself between the handler and the stranger BUT had his side to the stranger and not full front. Very nice!! Still protective but none threatening. One eye on the stranger, one eye on the treats😀

[@sarahgilliss3503]

Is that something she trains them to do? I'm training my own Seizure/Anxiety response Service Dog, and I'm trying to learn everything I can so I can figure out exactly what would work for me. That's one reason why I've been watching Zak's videos ...his training methods are helping me train Shasta, a 1-year-old, 50-pound Border Collie/Pit Bull mix. In fact, I've been watching since he started training Inertia. 😁

[@Char896]

@@sarahgilliss3503 yes it is....look up on Instagram chaosthesd. She might have a FB page too.

[@Sapphiregriffin]

these seriesiesess are the best you've made so far

[@tdonithan863]

I love the music being played when George is relaxing - he needs a martini to fit the mood.

[@edolux_.]

george's bliss when he was rolling on his back w his horn was so cute. such simple n pure happiness i love him so much

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello 👋

[@MissMeganM707]

For a minute, I pictured Zak doing that and then I reread your comment and laughed at myself 😂

[@mimafabian6032]

absolutely love how George transforms into a triangle whenever hes intrigued

[@pinklizzylady]

Thanks for the new episode. Just wanted to say how much I appreciate this series. I am from Germany and we have a huge problem with missing training groups due to Covid. So I tried for 8 month to train my dog by watching KZbin videos and failed. It was so frustrating. BUT your method totally works with him. He is a fox terrier X and within a month he totally changed behavior. He is focused, he is way more easy to calm down and he loves frisbee even though he his too slow to catch it. We only have the "Let go" problem. He really loves to chew on his toys. So I am looking forward to see how George is doing with that! Thank you for your videos, you really changed the relationship with my dog to the good!

[@donaa.6996]

ZAk I love all you snd your wife’s hard efforts ! You are a joy to listen to and have really helped me eith my new little puppy!

[@carmen9432]

Zak, please do some videos training adult Yorkies or similarly temperamented adult toy breed. Most of your videos are dogs 20lbs or more & the size of the toy breeds adds some challenges that we could use your help for.

[@gillag9525]

Yes please do toy breeds 😊

[@lisamortini8567]

Agreed! I have a small terrier mix and he's very smart but stubborn at times. Would love to see smaller breeds represented.

[@Gimmeabreakman]

Zak! Long time no see! It's Victor from the first days of KZbin! Great to see you are doing so well! Congrats on the amazing growth of your channel! And damn the quality is amazing! You obviously deserve it!

[@leahc9969]

Over 300,000 people have already watched the first video in the George series and over 700,000 people have watched the most popular Moira video-just imagine how many thousands of dogs will be saved from euthanasia in shelters because of these series showing that even a wild rescue dog can be trained to be well behaved!!

[@pinkeeluvr]

I love what you said he’ far from perfect but doing a great job. Such a smart dog George is 🥰 Great training Zak!

[@LordyLordItsSophia]

I’ve been using your techniques with our 14wk XL American Bully- and while he’s a typical bouncy bully pup, his ability to break from intense interest & fixation to being at my feet awaiting the next instruction totally focused on me is amazing, even when there are distractions. It’s early days, but your methods hold proof in the pud. Thank you so much!!

[@contactgala]

George is such a good boy ❤️ we love watching his progress, he is doing so well 😁😁

[@patralink]

I love seeing you work with George. I have a very similar dog and can relate to the challenges you face with this strong, smart and energetic boy. Mine is a 73 pound pit bull mix and I am a 70 year old small woman.

[@motorola4762]

I love to see the size of the crate for george. It's really advisable to choose a large size when they will stay there for a while...

[@thebreezerunner]

George is improving! I’d love to see a small breed next like a chihuahua or shitzu

[@cryst1n]

George is doing an absolute great job so far! He’ll get better and better soon!

[@doriasaurus]

George just ignoring you when looking at birds, totally my bully mix. She listens when she wants to listen and drags me everywhere from scent to scent. Leash training has been a pain.

[@bmell1252]

George has super model good looks! (Oh, sorry, Zak, I mean George, the dog)

[@lara02rex13]

Zak i would love to see you train a dog that's reactive towards people. I struggle with my 9 years old Border collie rescue because he sometimes gets afraid of people approaching or talking to him.

[@lara02rex13]

Me dog Rex is super clever and he currently knows 52 commands/tricks!

[@redhenful]

Yes!

[@Fdawg124]

There’s nothing u can do about that she’s 9

[@anumaattanen1436]

Excellent training again 👍❤ George sure is a lovely dog 🥰

[@Roseles89]

I'm over here loving that he talks about pull strength. *looks at my 95 pound Newfoundland* Thankfully.. my boy is gotten older.. he went through the phase of not listening after I had worked and trained him. Lords is he people friendly though. I'm glad I'm in good health or I'd be dragged across the yard.. Great dog. But stubborn as a horse and strong as one too.

[@vanthomas9556]

Size can be deceiving... watch a weight pulling competition and you'll see pitties with George's build move 5,000 lbs. of brick

[@syrazollmann2058]

@@vanthomas9556 right? Funny enough my 20Ib Boston Terrier’s pull was so much stronger than my 130Ib Great Dane 😂

[@susanholl5994]

I hear you. My nine pound tiny princess puppy is now 104#.

[@mljudd123]

I actually was just thinking if there would be a recommended weight/strength level for a potential owner of pitbulls. My daughter wants one and she is 100lbs.

[@susanholl5994]

@@mljudd123 breed is irrelevant, strength is sorta important, earning the dog's respect and having an energy level matching the dog is most important. My dog weighs 104. I'm a fit 120. If your daughter strength trains regularly has enough energy to put 3-5 miles per day on herself + dog, don't worry about her size. If she's the type who hates to sweat, it won't work. A tired dog is a well-behaved dog. A well-trained dog is valuable deterrent to thugs - I can go for a run at night in the park with my dog and nobody tries to mess with me.

[@lizvlx]

i really appreciate your stuff. u train dogs like montessori would have. ignore negative when possible and focus on rewarding positives. and so loving.

[@kdaigle654]

I volunteer with a dog rescue here in Sk Canada and I always send new fosters your way for training. Always.

[@sharonmulan]

George is amazing! I would love to see a series about a dog who's scared for traffic and that kind of stuff. I'm struggling with my own dog for this and I can't reach her when she's scared, not with food and not with toys. There are almost no videos about this and my dog trainers couldn't help me.

[@spreadbeartroops3917]

A fantastic video, I was hooked throughout. Our pup is a big breed rottie/ridgeback who is now 20 months and your videos were essential in the early days and really boosted my confidence in training 🙌 Forever grateful

[@jamier.2107]

I wish I had've started watching this series earlier - I would have LOVED an opportunity to adopt George. Loving this series! I have a pit bull and am taking notes!

[@TheMikesylv]

God i love this dog he has heart

[@sophiaandcoltenchannel5908]

I have a German Shepard she is not trained yet but you are the most amazing dog trainer ever and l know you can train this dog and you help me train my dog you are the best trainer and you videos have helped my dog eat so much better in training

[@aranka4372]

Really enjoy the videos with George, he's such a smart dog! Amazed that you get his attention so often, even when he's distracted. My puppy is 6 months old and starting his rebellious phase, it's more difficult to get his attention. Hope that's really just a phase, lol, but if anyone has any tips on how to keep him interested? Much appreciate it!

[@KplusJmakes0312]

I watch a lot of different animal videos where dogs and cats are being fostered and I never once thought oh u can’t give him up until I started watching u with George. I really believe the connection between the 2 of u from the start is amazing and I think u will regret letting him go.

[@Golferguy1]

Zach I have a lot of respect for you putting your training philosophy into practice in real life situations on dogs that have real behavior issues . I have been watching a lot of KZbin channels to get more knowledge to train my first dog. I may not be totally onboard the positive training band wagon yet but your channel has been extremely helpful in developing my dog training knowledge.

[@stephanieunknown3493]

I got lucky with my Husky. From day one he has had no problems with relaxing and wandering the house. Of course someone is always here but I have never had a problem with him chewing things he shouldn't or getting into anything. George is doing great and has come a long way so far. Keep up the good work George.

[@hannaha2437]

I love this, super realistic! This is exactly what harm free training looks like, I have been seeing so many “balanced trainers” online lately and popularity of e collars and all sorts on Instagram so this is so nice to see, harm free training for the win 🙌 😀

[@rustyshackleford9154]

There is nothing wrong with e collar training. Someone like Zack George, no offense, but cannot take on dogs that channels like SolidK9Training and others do. No chance.

[@ParrotVolancy]

The e-collar does not harm when used appropriately. I use it on myself all the time to check that it's working. The level you use it at depends upon the dog and the situation. It's a method of communication, not harm. It can be misused and mistakes can be made with it, but you can say the same of a head halter.

[@hannaha2437]

@@ParrotVolancy and you can get the same result without adding a positive punishment (operant conditioning term)! Suppresses the response which can have adverse effects as opposed to diminishing through choice where the dog learns that not responding negatively to the stimuli means positive things! Anyway whatever I say won’t make a difference as you have a set in stone opinion :) you can say whatever, I probably won’t respond to any notifications further on, night night

[@ParrotVolancy]

@@hannaha2437 I trained recall through purely positive reinforcement. The trouble is that dogs have instincts, and it is not safe to just hope and pray that they listen when those instincts kick in. This is especially true for dogs with a high prey drive and dogs who are especially hard-headed. Yes, my dogs always came back eventually, they always stayed in the area, but they didn't always come when called. You can basically see them stop and think to themselves "Nah, maybe later" or straight up ignore the cue, regardless of how many times it had been previously reinforced with every treat you can think of. They have no reason to listen in the moment. They can pursue whatever it is they want first and come back later, but what happens during that time may not always be good. The e-collar gives them a reason to listen in the moment and can get their attention if they become heavily fixated on something. How many people have you seen saying "Huskies can't be trusted offleash" or "I will never let my husky offleash"? Is it better for them to wear the e-collar or have no freedom? How many huskies have you trained for perfect recall in distracting environments with only positive reinforcement? Their recall was decent, but it was not perfect, and there was no way to snap them out of it if they wanted to go after something. I love using positive reinforcement. That is the basis of my training and what I am most familiar with through my work with parrots. But different animals require different approaches. If a tool like the e-collar can help my dogs be safe and reliable while being able to run free, I'm going to put their quality of life over militant adherence to one training philosophy.

[@hannaha2437]

@@ParrotVolancy ok that’s your opinion, not saying you can’t use it, just that you can get the same results without positive punishment ! I train this way and it works, I recently am boarding a rescue with a bite history and in these cases specifically e collars can be adversive, different circumstance to recall. I would rather a rescue to learn through positive reinforcement and structure then suppressing and learnt helplessness! Please don’t further converse with me, you and I are not going anywhere in this discussion!

[@colleen5236]

I love your channel but not just me - your channel is the only thing my pup likes to watch! You have such great footage of working with your dogs - actively - in different settings and at your home! Other channels are good too but I noticed it is more sedentary limited movement. You really put it all in your training and videos- I think that’s why my pup like to watch too - he’s an active dog

[@dougr642]

My 4 month old husky watches dog training on KZbin. It’s so crazy. I wonder if she is learning when she watches

[@justicefosho]

Wait. What? Is this a thing? What channels?

[@dougr642]

@@justicefosho I don’t think it’s a thing. Mine just likes to watch other dogs. So she watches the vids. I’m curious if she is learning while she watches 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@justicefosho]

@@dougr642 OK, I see. A learning channel for dogs would be cool though.

[@dougr642]

@@justicefosho could you imagine? That would be awesome

[@hannaha2437]

Honestly such amazing progress already

[@Lasanie]

These videos are so useful. We habe had our rescue for 11 months now. He's a dream in quiet locations. Add distraftion and it still gets hard, slowly better. Add traffic and he is in full panic mode still :-(. Little steps! Depending where people meet us they say he's incredible or a nightmare.😅

[@sharonmulan]

I feel you, I have a rescue die 1,5 years now and she's scared for traffic. I'm still struggling with this and I had dog trainers but couldn't fix this. On KZbin there are almost no videos over fixing this either, I still hope Zak will do a series about this. I love my dog and she's really amazing but the fear of traffic is pretty heavy and it would be so much easier for her if she would not have that fear. Then we would walk a lot more, now I have to drive the car for a good walk. You're not alone, hang in there! Hopefully it will get a lot better ❤🙏🏼

[@Lasanie]

@@sharonmulan thank you! It's so true, there are almost no resources on that available. We also take the car for walks which is sad because we live close to a forest - but a big road in between :-(. We found that we can carry him sometimes but it's hard to progress slowly around traffic and still have a "normal" life

[@nealesmith1873]

Hey, I know that spot from a trip to New Orleans a few years ago. Great video!

[@cd4536]

I got a barkbox for my two Maltese. My boy got so excited he opened the boxes and pulled out the toys. Unfortunately the passed away about about two years ago. I am getting a puppy soon and that pupbox will come in handy!

[@weltfrieden_in_pink]

I love, how you call him a good man, that's just so sweet

[@praiseinourhearts]

Such an amazing transformation! Most importantly a second chance at a wonderful life!

[@ElishasCraftyHoplop]

I love this series and the Moira series too. I have a primitive breed pup-a Basenji-also a rescue and training a primitive breed is SUPER different so I’m hoping you’ll tackle a primitive breed for an upcoming series…but loving George and all of his progress.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are you doing

[@ktiburcio1]

Omg so glad you got a pit. This guy is so beautiful! A little hard headed but I know you are going to train him.

[@akashalte3490]

Like beagle or Frenchie.Its just a suggestion.Thanks

[@panzertooE-CollartrainingPAGER]

It’s had the same posture ever since they got there anytime those back legs are extended behind when standing that’s a posture called “looking to mix it up “

[@mariadelcarmenhernandez5404]

Love the way you train ❤

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Maria

[@karenmartley797]

Zak n George..❤️

[@ericaa7766]

I hope you keep George! 😊

[@internetchocolate6733]

Same!

[@MBI_The_Doglover]

You are such a nice trainer and i got a new gsd puppy yesterday and hes amazing and i use all your tips

[@MBI_The_Doglover]

Thanks for liking

[@MBI_The_Doglover]

I am just overly exited

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Zack, George’s inconsistencies in this video are even more reason George should stay in your home. Keep up the good work.

[@adam1660]

Thanks for the great content!

[@catherinemorris908]

Such a wonderful doggo!

[@willowcove888]

Part of the reason he may delay with you calling his name and with commands is bc you use his name and say commands when talking to us. He waits and then checks back to see if you actually meant it, bc sometimes you are talking about him and not to him.

[@KayLoo202]

Can you make a video on cool tricks to teach your dog outside of sit, stay, lay down, roll over? My pup has stuff like 'give me your paw' and 'twirl' down and she is looking for more!

[@ohdeer-sabrina8132]

Zak seems to be more focused on getting them to behave, but hey! Kikopup has some pretty fun videos on random tricks apart form the ones you listed, I think you should check her out!

[@sophiaandcoltenchannel5908]

I saw the trick sit pretty and you only started 2 weeks ago my dog is almost a year and l have been trying to teach her and that proves your a great trainer

[@lesfibresfantastiques7265]

It's funny how New Orleans looks exactly like Quebec city in certain areas!

[@carrietresoor3198]

😃Haha I liked the remark on the scene and the shoes. Unexpected! Thnx Zak and Bee great videos.

[@elenahennin9663]

My little guy (4 months) and I are working on “stay”. Still not so reliable but we are gettting there. Thanks Zak (and your team) for your hard work and showing us that not all dogs listen all the time. People like to criticize when Jax doesn’t listen… they only see the 5% when he is super distracted. Geez, I don’t listen when I’m distracted too! LOL!! I’m still looking for that high currency though… treats and toys don’t work all the time.

[@Swellstew]

Question: You live in an area that is no stranger to Storms, how is George with the booming of thunder (if he's had that experience yet) ?

[@Clovislac]

Play loud enough lofi, something to cover most of it. We bored mil's dog who's terrified of fireworks/storms and he didn't even notice

[@MoonPie44]

George is the best! 💕

[@Elizabeth-iw6in]

I really want to see you do one of these series with a small breed dog. Like a yorkie, terrier... etc. I have a small dog. Small dogs tend to be more stubborn and think they are a big dog. So yah. That is what I think u should do next. Just my opinion.

[@lynnrixson1094]

Fabulous once again. 😁😁

[@motorola4762]

Hi, It's really hard that Cesars Junior died. I love watching videos with such strong and energetic dogs like Pitbulls.George is such an interesting dog!! Looking forward to see his progress!

[@yashistampedes5849]

need to change the intro since life in the kennel/pound is now past tense as he lives with you Zak..seeing George's progression is impressive.

[@katieherman252]

Thank you for your videos! We are getting a golden doodle puppy August 20th and we nervous parents!

[@trinacogitating4532]

Wow! Great 'Sit Pretty'! And a very good day, in general.

[@parns9542]

💖Love your videos. Keep up the great utubes...... I'm a Foster parent, I currently have a female staffy cross. 🐕 She was soooo dumbed down, just ignored you, & abit withdrawn. She has responded really well to training & now knows all the basics, half mastered the roll over, loves the dog park, is great socially, such a snuggle puss too. She is Going up for adoption soon.☺️ and will bring joy to her new 👫parents.

[@hanadushi6533]

Amazing!Your incredible