THE MOST IMPORTANT COMMAND IN DOG TRAINING || Ivan Balabanov's "Teaching The Out Command"

Learn how to train your dog using the methods of a 2-time World Champion professional dog trainer! In this dog training lesson, Ivan Balabanov shows owners and dog trainers how to perform what he considers to be THE MOST IMPORTANT COMMAND IN DOG TRAINING, The "Out" Command"
If you are having issues with your dog releasing a tug, a ball, or a toy, or any other item, this video will not only change your life currently, but it will supercharge your training sessions in the future!
Whether you have a small puppy just learning to play, a seasoned sport competition dog with an "out" problem, or a police K9 or protection dog that requires a bulletproof "out" command, this lesson will help you accomplish your goals.
Whether your dog is a puppy, an IGP champion, a seasoned Mondioring competitor, an up and coming PSA dog, or ready to take on French Ring, Ivan Balabanov teaches you his incredible dog training methods using skills he's learned as one of the best Belgian Malinois breeders in the world, a World Champion, and a highly respected protection dog trainer!
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[@ivanlinkov157]

I love playing Tug and The Running Snatch. Learning how to do them properly makes it even more rewarding for both of us.

[@anthonybly]

Great teaser

[@carolcrosby2177]

Mean to just give a teaser Ivan. Other top trainers would have shared this an used that invitation to encourage folks to come to their website. You're saying you have a better method than everyone else but you have to pay me to see it. OK, but it didn't encourage me to head on over. You're a better marketer than this.

[@IvanBalabanov]

When the interest is sparked then the student finds the way 😉 But I get the point

[@digs1223]

I allow my dog some possession of the toy, if I let go of the toy or go still he's happy because he gets possession. When I give the out he gets an immediate rebite at first, then less and less so. If the dog ever preempts the out and let's go because a lack of movement, I'd back tie them and work some possession.

[@patricktilford8454]

Thank you. Much respect! USMC Ret.

[@frederickfaust7310]

Thank you Ivan!!

[@IvanBalabanov]

you're welcome!

[@barbschommer8331]

After re-watching one of my old Ivan Balabanov videos, I found the KEY to correcting my Malinois' dog reactivity was TUG PLAY! It worked like magic. PLAY is what matters! Thanks Ivan for showing me how to overcome our biggest behavior problem.

[@taranveersaran7790]

Could you please share this video? I could not find it and I am struggling with the same issue with my dog. Thanks!

[@barbschommer8331]

@@taranveersaran7790 It was the Training Without Conflict. The video wasn't meant to address reactivity, I merely noticed Ivan's use of tug play for reward. I had previously tried trainers and they all used food. It never worked. But the tug was our magic bullet. When I noticed (body language) he was getting anxious at the proximity or look of a dog, I would offer tug. He took it 100% of the time. He soon learned my "game" and he would recognize his own anxiety and LOOK AT ME - asking for tug. That was the win!! Now he's usually offleash in public. If he feels any anxiety, he will look to me. Asking for a cue and I can tell him leave it and he relaxes and turns back to play. We used the dog park, but stayed OUTSIDE the fence, to use those dogs to train without any risk of a fight. Set the distance your dog can still do obedience and play and shorten the distance as your dog can tolerate it.I hope that helps you.

[@tinachristiansen6298]

How fast can they learn an out with your method if it has an put issue ?

[@marcoreimann1795]

Maybe is missed something but whats the right way to train the out ?

[@camronpeters5034]

Good night just a question ik the Dutch shepherd is a Dutch breed that sport is knvp but can they do well in French ring even make it to ring 3 ik the sport is based around Malinios but just a question that I wud really like to know n are they more difficult to train than mals and has less endurance?

[@fbiofusa3986]

Mals and Dutchies are almost identical

[@margaretmeaker2830]

Thats unfair....😆 🤣 here I'm all ears...... Just when we expect to hear the method.. end of video... 😥 ...😆

[@IvanBalabanov]

You have to check out the rest! www.theoutvideo.com

[@Ferbocarbo]

Yeah, it's sad he doesn't give out ANYTHING for free. I would pay for his videos if I could see some of his methods and see if it's what I want. Too bad. Larry Krohn for me I guess.

[@barbschommer8331]

the magic is using PLAY as the reward for all training. You weren't listening....

[@Ferbocarbo]

@@barbschommer8331 Oh great! So simple! Guess it's pointless for Ivan to have made all those training videos since that's just it. lol

[@barbschommer8331]

@@Ferbocarbo it IS that simple. the majority of neighborhood dog trainers use all sorts of tricks and gadgets. All you need is play. I have a Malinois - descended from Ivan's Django, actually. And using tug play for rewarding dog behavior makes training easy peasy. I actually learned that from Ivan, so.....

[@sstan.7297]

I wish you'd presented your knowledge in some better way..

[@IvanBalabanov]

It is presented

[@adr3510]

It’s not his responsibility to understand it for you

[@4urhonor678]

What's the difference between an instructor and dog Trainer?

[@joyfulk9services]

A good K9 educator is both.

[@rfs2942]

this is ridiculous. the only point this video proves is that there is no point in wasting time with you.

[@cretudavid8622]

It proves that what he sells is valuable and not for people like you

[@adr3510]

What dog do you have a Labrador?

[@davidm2783]

I did not see the point to this recording other than you tried really hard to seem smart or knowledgeable about out, but nothing was said about it just ramble ramble about nothing.

[@IvanBalabanov]

The point of that video is to give people that are curious a short teaser from the actual video where I explain in detail how I teach it. But clearly the video is not geared to you. You must have the knowledge and success already.

[@zachtyler1788]

What a waste of time. He doesn't even tell you the best way and you have to pay for the answer.

[@whatoneneedselm203]

83-minute training lesson = $157 usd

[@NeverPullOutInMexico]

I charge 200 an hour to fix electrical problems because I trained for years and worked on my craft, and deal with people like you that can't appreciate what took Ivan years of blood sweat and probably tears to learn.

[@whatoneneedselm203]

@@NeverPullOutInMexico why all this hatred bro. My comment was a summary of a point discussed in the video. It was meant to help ppl who r busy and cant watch know what the video about. Thats all

[@pauldersch6936]

All I hear is a bunch of mumbo jumbo....for almost 11 minutes ..where the hell is this guy coming from??? WASTE of my time looking at USELESS videos and than have the nerve to ask ppl to pay for it..

[@MrGrifter123]

It's the same shit that every body else uses 😂

[@tarjiband9904]

waste of my precious time. no wonder u have like two subscribers

[@barbschommer8331]

if it was free, you still wouldn't get it. Have to be smarter than the dog..