I messed up training my new puppy...

How to train your puppy from start to finish! Tom Davis works with his 4-month-old Boerboel on advancing out obedience.
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[@Danica57922]

I love that Tom is showing us training challenges within a house rather than the training facility because it makes it more realistic for us. Like burleigh getting off place when he heads to the door. I’d love to see the next step when he starts training with people over

[@stephanieplant8223]

Same! I can’t wait to see more. I have a puppy close to the same age. This new series is so helpful to me!

[@tomdavisofficial]

That’s exactly why I did it. No excuses for anyone after this series!

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

fully agreed

[@AlienKissy]

Even Tom can't resist the boop

[@carolienhendriks2400]

The way Burleigh keeps staring at you while you are explaining something is so cute :D

[@basket_kace]

“there ya go, nubs” was my favorite part lol im always a fan of those kinds of nicknames 😂

[@dkbridges4675]

I have Rotties. We have stubbie waggles all the time. Love them.

[@sheilafrancl1423]

The expectation that the new dog will behave as a previously trained dog. Was my pitfall with this dog 7 years ago when she was a puppy

[@stephanieplant8223]

Omfg the boop. I died. Must stop to boop. I love that you admit to and show us your own training mistakes. No training is better than bad training. Great advice- I’m working on my puppy’s training incrementally. Slowly leveling up and managing my expectations. Thanks for another awesome video Tom

[@hafudozen]

He's the cutest chonky boooi🥹😭✨

[@jenniferviolette317]

My dogs want to thank you for giving their mom a clue hahaha!

[@mmmmcake09]

Haha ❤ 100% true….. funny and cute… ikr. Me too 😂

[@juliebongiorno]

THE BOOP! 😂

[@janipruitt9592]

I missed it, when was that?

[@juliebongiorno]

Best trainer/dog lover there is. If you want a better relationship with your dog WATCH ALL OF THESE VIDEOS.

[@dougmitchell5435]

Speaking as an old guy who has made some errors (not just in training our dogs, but in general, including professionally), some the best lessons come from errors made and overcome. The fact that you perceived and taught us about your hard lesson speaks well of you.

[@christinaeidt8417]

He’s so adorable 🥰 ❤

[@knoxcane9490]

Thanks! Lost our Cane Corso not to long ago. Looking to get a Boerboel and absolutely love your videos.

[@shannonfrink7939]

Excellent reminder of the effort needed in order to get a puppy to adulthood. It’s easy to forget the amount of time and dedication that is necessary to have an outstanding dog!

[@gemalaboccetta7601]

Thank you Tom for these videos. It’s actually helping me with my 3 year old, I feel like I’m retraining her all over again. I really appreciate this.

[@michelebakalar]

Funny watching this as it brings back so many memories. I have a 9 year old 1/2 Boerboel and 1/2 GSD (working line) and I would have to remind myself that she wasn't ready for certain challenges when she was a pup and in training. I found that for as smart as she was, she was immature and just not ready for the bigger stuff. A super good reminder about working the dog/puppy in front of us at their readiness and not ours for bigger challenges. Happy training!

[@pip5461]

It sounds like you have a most interesting dog.

[@michelebakalar]

She has been an incredible teacher.

[@arielgaede3673]

Yes! It's such a mind twist when you've got a very smart dog who's still a young puppy! My GSD would pick up on things sooooo quickly but duration was a challenge - he wanted to move on to the next thing! Had to remind myself over and over that he'd get there as he matured (and he has!)

[@barbarajean7208]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It really helps me remember we all make mistakes!

[@justinetull572]

The laundry and the covered flat surfaces is so real - thank you for being so realistic with us. Watching this sort of training with a Boerboel is so incredibly validating for me while I'm struggling with my stubborn dog with 0 food motivation.

[@hollandspinehaven2634]

Tom we just adopted two 13 week old lab puppies that we are training using your puppy training videos...Thank you...

[@estebanbecerra6007]

You are the best my two huskies really thank you for the good tips ❤ been working with them to be the best kids ever

[@benjawanhargrove6313]

Look at that sweet little face and puppy eyes 🐶❤️❤️

[@bethjames8989]

My Cane Corso is a year old. I really wish that I found these videos when I got Enzo at 5 months old. I guess I'm just getting experience at fixing the stuff I've done wrong. Lol

[@JuanettesCraftingCorner]

I am loving this series. I have a nine month old soft coated wheaten terrier. Her training is going so much better with these videos. Thank you so much for helping us with our fur babies.

[@uncommonsense1976]

Thank You Tom for showing the normal imperfect process.

[@juliafiore120]

B is getting so big! His engagement with you is so impressive! Well done, Tom!

[@tiasosa9961]

It’s so reassuring to see the “fails”. No one is perfect.

[@itsfinneganagain]

❤😊🎉Goodness, I appreciate this wonderful step by step series!!!!!

[@Sorceressofstars]

I LOVE ❤️ 💯 that you do this as most trainers only like to come off as they NEVER make a mistake. No matter how small. I respect you so much more where you simply state I just was not having a moment of clarity in the moment of distractions.

[@liznewns6494]

This shows who ever we are we make errors. We often forget when having older dogs, how long it took them to achieve their current standard when we have a young dog. Xx

[@GoannaUK]

I love watching dear little chonker, Burleigh, learn. He is so attentive and alert.

[@mtxeer8838]

Thank you so much for these, Tom!

[@Jenny-zt6ei]

I love the realism in this video! this is something i had to remind myself of this a lot when i got my new dog that they werent fully trained like my older dog is, awesome work as always!

[@kathrynparry5158]

Yep made that exact mistake with my now 2yr old retriever. It's ok though, got the No Bad Dogs KZbin crew to help with the reset😊 Grateful for these videos!!

[@vwebster7924]

Love the content bro! Ill b starting this training with my recently adopted gsd soon!

[@lizflorence3577]

Burleigh is so clever ❤️

[@AshleynSmith]

Love the realness of home videos!

[@annejones5463]

So fun watching these training videos from the get-go!!!

[@user-ex8zj5vg9w]

Thanks for the direction. I may take home an Olde English Bulldog puppy, my first dog in my adult life, next week.

[@onyxofshammar]

I love how as soon as you were welcoming the ghost guests your dog got just as excited about new friends!

[@Missfoxtooyou]

He is filling out nicely.

[@LaTrebbin]

Super video. it's so good to see the process and progress. Interestingly, we don't train the stay command at all. We expect our dogs to stay in the specific position or place until told otherwise or we give our break signal.

[@thurinaradan7135]

He's a chunky little guy, he's gonna be big. Boerboels are beautiful dogs, congrats on the pup.

[@timos2335]

Can t wait to see him grown

[@johncspine2787]

Distractions..locations..yes. 10 months old GS, I worked so, so hard since 8 weeks, he’s great w no distractions, but when dogs, or lots of ppl are there, it all mostly goes out the window. His teenage phase is also being a problem..add in the bouts of giardia and it’s all been a challenge..

[@Mmmm-wr2kf]

Awesome video! So great to see that even a successful dog trainer makes mistakes sometimes. 10:30 I think you missed a valuable moment of him understanding “break” to know that there actually is a time when he can get off without punishment. He stayed in there for you so well even though he didn’t need to

[@MissNibbles063]

Love Nubs, boop!

[@debo5227]

I will soon have my Boerboel puppy. This information is awesome

[@marthapichler3216]

I like your place training, greatings from Austria

[@andreasparacino4656]

Expectations are everything!

[@geekgamez9834]

i love the voice he give him

[@richardlewis4841]

The goat

[@gabriel-fz6ct]

Hi great series thank you so much for you content!! what do you think about boarding your dog?

[@Marina__rp]

Come to Brazil, Tom!!

[@onozayte8701]

Currently going through this with my 15 week old terrier mix, some walks are good and she's got a nice loose leash in a low distraction area in front of the building, but the last 3 walks were a major failure due to a football tournament in our neighbourhood, causing her to be distracted and overstimulated.. Trying to socialize her and train her to not pull in the 2 short weeks ive had her has been overwhelming, Thanks for the reminder to not set my dog up to fail.

[@johncspine2787]

Patience..don’t expect a formal heel, let them be a puppy to explore on their walks. Beckman (I think) dog trainer says to wait until day 366 to really “put the screws” to them. Obviously it’s not cut and dried like that, you can expect short distances of not pulling, but as puppies they have to explore their world. I don’t remember what Tom’s philosophy is on this, but my GS wouldn’t even acknowledge me until I got a Herm-Sprenger prong collar, that’s one element, engagement is another element. Bring dehydrated chicken or beef cubes, pause on the walk to get engagement, reward with a tiny bit of treat when they come back to you, (always go backward away from them..this always gets them engaged to coming towards you as opposed to “chasing them down) do a few steps of formal heel while they lick at the treat in your hand, pause again in sit with them looking at you, then break and let them explore again. 15 weeks is super young..enjoy the puppyness!

[@peachesandapril]

I love his nicknames already. B and Nubbs, suits him to a T

[@chrissekely]

So, what is the largest component of dog training? : 1. Finding a way to successfully communicate to your dog what you want him/her to do. 2. Developing your dog's patience/tolerance for the intended training goal. 3. Convincing/reminding your dog that you are in charge, that you will be consistent, and that ultimately, noncompliance will not be accepted. 4. Developing such a positive relationship with your dog that they want to please you. 5. Making sure that what you are trying to train them to do fits their temperament and is breed-appropriate.

[@myhatyourhat2819]

I would be interested in seeing how you familiarize your puppy with basic grooming... teeth, nails and bath....

[@melodieramsay655]

I remember training a client's Golden Retriever on the Stay command more than the Place command but same idea. I used the long leash and would step out farther and farthor and he was amazing except for when I would walk behind him and he could no longer see me - then he would break the Stay command. It was too funny - no matter what I did, he had to be able to see me - I could be 20 feet away and he would not move but if I was 2 feet away and behind him, he would have to spin around to see where I was.

[@brendapatterson7123]

Positive only training doesn't work! Watch animals interact with their young...it's not all positivity. We have raised horses for 40 years. Those mares set boundaries and there are consequences for the foals who don't respect them. The consequences can be significant!

[@Ms.OliversLife]

He’s young! 😂

[@cristinajordan6237]

He's so cute 😭

[@Myyst0211]

Is that a Wolfgang collar on Burleigh? I’m thinking of getting one of there collars.

[@biplob_horidon]

❤❤

[@mattdelgado1040]

Do you have any recommendations for paying a smaller puppy? I use raw liver treats but because of my puppy’s weight it recommends only giving 6 treats a day.

[@tdata545]

Yeah, I chose "SPOT" for my Trapper and "Place" for Zelda, since sometimes I need Trapper to "Place" where Zelda's pretty cool. For whatever reason, the FOXHOUND is the more protective than the Dutch/Mal/Lab/Pit/German/Chow/Catahoula Mix, you know the thing that is literally 83% protection breeds and only 17% Lab. And recently Trapper's been going after cycalists and vagrants, as in last year and a half. Didn't really do it much when it was just him and me, but ever since I got Zelda about that long ago, he's been super protective. Which is annoying since I can take care of myself, I live in a Gun Friendly State, have a lot of those, he's 6 years old, Zelda is 2 years old, and besides the random homeless guy here and there, the area I live in is rather built up, so we have constant patrol out given that we're up-market.

[@Penna631]

I wanna see a socializing video

[@kevinschuiteboer6367]

TOM WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO OTTAWA ONTARIO

[@iacovosmihael]

I have a 2,5-3 months old Pit bull puppy and he knows sit come go bring his potty and crate trained is that too much for him? And if he sees a bigger dog he will just froze what do I do ?

[@wendyarthur3941]

Hi Tom. I am relatively new to your channel and have absolutely loved all the videos I have watched so far. I have learned so much. I do have a question in that I have a dog with Pica. She will ingest everything from plastic to stones which scares the life out of me. So I spend most of our training time outside trying to get her to stop eating everything she sees on the ground. I have been looking online for help but so far have found very little information. I want to work with her before I resort to spending thousands of dollars for the vet to do tests. Money I just don't have. She is a Mini Aussie/Collie mix. 11 months old and smart as a whip. But getting her to stop eating everything is a real challenge. She knows leave it. I can toss chicken on the floor and she won't touch it until I say ok. Sorry I know this is a little off topic to this video, but when I saw the little bit of leash hanging from her collar it made me think, nope she will just eat it! I know I'm there to stop her, however, it is a constant focus on getting her to leave it rather than using it as a correction. Hope this make sense and sorry for the comment being so long. I need help for Poppi, my sweet little girl.

[@Ninjamom4]

❤️🐶❤️

[@TheOtisdb]

What about when your puppy is chewing on the long line?

[@user-ke2tc6je2b]

How old is your dog Lakota

[@user-hr4yl9yy6e]

Under 1 hour gang❤

[@SimplexVeritas119]

You can do it with positive reinforcement but it takes much longer and it’s your responsibility to get the timing perfect and make sure they succeed. In this case it would look like you shiffle your feet, mark then pay very quickly. Hopefully, they don’t mess up before you pay them. Then half step back then forward mark, then pay quickly. Build on that with tuns of repetitions and different pictures. Tom’s way is better imo because they are doing the behavior not you. Probably transfers to other pictures better to.

[@BagaKabzhan]

Short snake 33

[@bingsballyhoo711]

I guess when we have people over we ourselves are working with distraction.

[@NF-os2mx]

How do you find a trustworthy breeder?

[@joyfulk9services]

Why say "ah ah" and "no"? No is your punishment markwr, ah ah is just an interruptor. Do you remove the extra words later? And why say stay? Im not super against it, my helper dog i taught stay, but now i regret it sometimes so now i just do implied stays for everything fit all my clients. Is it just your preference or is there good reasons to share? I feel there's so many verbals lol

[@jeno264]

Burleigh just has the cutest little chonky butt 💖💖 hes gonna be a giant!

[@CBum171]

Hi 👋 I am from Myanmar 🇲🇲 I want to learn Dog trainer course Please help me 😢

[@kyleree6757]

I'm just here to watch Burleigh grow up

[@joyfulk9services]

Why the tongue boop?! Just for ashthetics?! 😂

[@jeno264]

Essential training 😂💖

[@kathleenwettstain5716]

Did you see how he took leash when Tom moved away, he's almost got you trained tom.. LOL

[@Tipsey692003]

I have a question about why you did leash corrections all the way back to his place. Doesn't that send the wrong message to go to place? 7:45 & 9:25.

[@joyfulk9services]

Im not sure he cares TOO much about the food, seems indifferent lol

[@tdata545]

Lakota is like (1:01); WTF you on about, these bigass ears didn't hear crap. That is another weird thing, my Zelda (both rescue dogs by the way) can't smell for crap, can hear for miles, but that nose is basically vestigial. Trapper is the exact opposite, as a foxhound first, catahoula second (I embark vet and Wisdom Paneled both dogs, the latter out of curiosity).

[@brendapatterson7123]

I have a Shepherd who could be Lakota's twin (looks only, NOT behavior 😂) that look was priceless!

[@tdata545]

@@brendapatterson7123 My dutch looks similar but she got them lab ears, so they're floppy, but stuck in that puppy Dutch halfway point. When she lays down they go all the way up.

[@tweezy775]

Is he neutered?

[@shayleekirkman7730]

He's way too young to be neutered

[@kamogelontombela4940]

First to comment "first to comment".🎉

[@DeepSeeBlue3636]

Very surprised you use such corrections in the early learning. Thought you at least would wait until he knows this parts whiteout distractions.. Especially with a puppy. I’m not positive only, surprised because I usually agree with you ..

[@BBAMEG]

It's a lot different with your own dog. You get used to telling clients what to do and you mess up with your own dog. Hazard of the job! lol