Teach your dog to listen without a treat in your hand

[@anna-mariavanska3676]

Love to see how engaged and calm the puppy is while you talk to the camera 🧡

[@kikopup]

Hehe I still have some work to do in the calmness department with her

[@anna-mariavanska3676]

Well i guess that work never ends 😂

[@ellenhutchins1498]

Her little prance is cutest.

[@darodes]

“But you can’t teach a high drive dog like herding dogs to be calm without a shock collar” 🙄🙄🙄🙄 Keep it up Kikopup... you’re a legend 🙌🙌

[@kikopup]

Awe thanks :) I just need to get some more high drive breeds :) Its a good excuse :)

[@darodes]

@@kikopup that will always be my excuse for more! Much respect and admiration!

[@analarson2920]

@@kikopup yeah me too, my high drive Aussie shepherd border collie service dog would love a buddy to show off her fully free humans hands off all things directing her by verbally or hand commands as she always has.😃

[@amandak6067]

@@kikopup I would love to see you working with a Mal or a GShep, breeds I always see people say needing a "firm hand" and whatever else. Always love your videos!

[@analarson2920]

@@amandak6067 she has look it up and they were very free off their leash in a busy place.

[@tedjack9184]

You really explained well the concept of the lure disappearing. The dog staying in position while your hand move away. Thank you, this might improve our training.

[@danellemalan]

Lovely to see so many calm, happy dogs in one scene! Another great video. Thank you!

[@igmpvgoa1837]

So happy you have a channel. Saw you on the Guinness world record channel! Your border collies are amazing!!

[@tsidd6326]

That was excellent footage of halo, and he clearly loves you more than the environment, so cool. Loved that wish dropped on the down too!

[@kateo5846]

Thanks for another great video. You are one of the best trainers on KZbin!!

[@m.o4573]

Epic appears to have an energy output similar to my 15mo. old mini-poodle. Hard to "capture calmness" when she so seldom exhibits it. I'd appreciate seeing how you work with calming and the high energy, enormously endearing Epic. Thx for all you do.

[@margaretlarlham]

And I love how the pack are such good listeners to all your dog videos - or are they just checking up on you to keep it honest?

[@kikopup]

Haha probably just checking up on me :)

[@johnbasedow]

Good info. I enjoy your vids.

[@Scarletlight525]

I mix it up a bit with my boy when practicing recall. He gets treats quite a bit, simply because I want the recall to be the bestest thing ever! But we can also just play-wrestle for half a minute, or I will ask him to sit and stay for a little bit, and then either throw his ball for him to fetch, or just tell him to go fool around. Not sure if I'm on the right track, because his recall isn't foolproof when there are other dogs around in particular, but I can see him trying and am trying to bring home the message that with me is where -all- the fun stuff happens.

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

I love this video SOOOOOOO much!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Thank you so much for hearting!!!!!!!

[@Szszoda]

Oh my god those flippity floppity legs when she moves arround :D:D I can't XD

[@amaltomjoseganapathiplacka8469]

Dog training as it's supposed to be.

[@gerdamackenzie2024]

Love the dog under the sofa! Thank you this is very helpful! Do you have any videos or advice for a dog that pre-emts what you want to do? So she watches the start of a hand-cue and guesses what it might be so she often does something different to what I would want

[@kikopup]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXOzYXx6erNse6M This is a tutorial about reinforcing waiting for the cue, it might help. Some dogs are so fast we must be annoyingly slow to them. My little dogs are super fast too

[@PABrawr]

Fantastic video, and just what I'm needing now! I've a question prompted by the footage of you out and about with your dogs, though: is walking/being outside with a very scent-motivated dog off leash a realistic goal? I don't want to deprive my puppy (and myself!) of off-leash play (and we don't have fenced parks anywhere near) but right now it seems much too dangerous to even consider.

[@1316Salva]

About what you did at 6:40 where you call Halo basically away from exploring and then release him without giving any reinforcement besides the release. Is that something you are comfortable doing all the time? Do you think the reinforcement from the release is enough for maintaining the behaviour forever, or is it something you avoid doing too much?

[@1316Salva]

BTW I love that part, it's something you definitely don't see a lot

[@kikopup]

It depends on the dog. For the two young ones, it would be enough but for splash she is a foodie border collie, and she would prefer food so I would give her food. The other reinforcing thing is waiting for the release so sometimes you get dogs who if you do this too much just want to walk and stare at you... rather than go when you tell them to go. So you can see that happening more with Halo.

[@1316Salva]

@@kikopup thanks, that's really helpful! For some reason didn't get a notification.

[@anshak4718]

Can you do a video on types of rewards and how to use them and should I be using a marker word if it’s not a good reward

[@kikopup]

This video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIHCfoyLncmSeLs

[@tlmoller]

Nice Whippet. Would like to see training the Whippet. 🤗

[@nachogaming8798]

Was trying to teach double down to my anxious Doberman couldn't find any video on my channel can you link it pls

[@lyndseeturcotte3543]

Do you train certain cues in an order? Like sit, down, stay first. Then followed by drop, leave it etc

[@TheDesignerfly]

I hope to find you on Rumble. You make excellent videos. Bye for now.

[@nachogaming8798]

This dog is already calm do one with high energy dogs

[@1316Salva]

Check the earlier videos, that dog is extremely hyper. Check her videos about calm behaviour

[@Yuroko1313]

Hello there, I have a question. How would you define a well behaved/well trained dog? What are the minimum requirements? I wonder if I expect too much from my dogs since everybody tells me how well trained they are and I know/think they aren't.

[@LLewis-vu9qf]

I'm not sure what Emily's criteria is for a well behaved dog but personally I would expect my dog to be calm around distractions, walk on leash without pulling (even better, heel leash free) and come reliably when called. All feats my Pomeranian has yet to master! He's pretty good about coming when called if there are no distractions; he walks nicely on leash but does tend to pull a bit. With distractions? ...well, he basically forgets I'm alive. 🙄😞🤦

[@Yuroko1313]

@@LLewis-vu9qf My mixed Jack Russel is in similar situation. She barks at everything - kids, bikes, snowmen, trees etc. After 2 months of training I can reliably stop her barking and get her to come to me and sit. However the moment I say OK and give her treat she immediately goes back to barking. Other than that she's a very smart and obedient dog. I was just wondering if I expect too much from her. If my perfectionism is clouding my vision.

[@chihuahuabulldog]

Another wonderful video! For some reason YT has not been sending me emails when you, or anyone I sub, post a new video! What a cute little girl/Chihuahua. I have a fb friend that has a Chi that is a bit over one. The dog barks a lot and I am trying to get her to train her with a teeny tiny treat when she is quiet for a second after a stop-barking "command" is given. Can you please suggest a type of treat please. I do get emails when a comment gets a reply. If you have a video that teaches the stop barking, it would be very helpful I think. Her Chi is less than 3 pounds! I am going to share this video with her. Thank you very much.

[@kikopup]

Ah, I dont know how to fix the yt thing. I think try clicking the bell? I dont know. Yes I would work on the calm settle and massage with the dog. Also teaching leave it can be helpful if the dogs barking is directed to a person or another dog.

[@chihuahuabulldog]

@@kikopup I have the bell clicked. I think they took out the clapper! lol Thank you for the advice. Could you recommend some type of treat please? I know they need to be tiny pieces. I shared this with her and hopefully she will check out this channel. Thank you again.

[@kikopup]

​@@chihuahuabulldog I feed my dogs a homemade recipe of Just Food for Dogs, which is rice and chicken organ meat veggies and their added powder. I use this to train her but its darned messy... so I will use some of the chicken from her food, but also I use Fresh Pet - which is a dog food that is in the refrigerator which is not so high quality but its great for using as treats because its easy to cut and not messy. For larger dogs they come in pieces that are treat sized but for a tiny dog you can cut the treats up to the size of a head of a pin. Heres a video about what treats to use kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIHCfoyLncmSeLs and it shows how tiny I cut up the treats for little dogs

[@chihuahuabulldog]

@@kikopup Thank you Emily! I enjoyed that video so much and sent it to my friend in a message. THANK YOU!!!

[@accatinotrainingsolutiondo5908]

Brava ragazza

[@nachogaming8798]

Need your help my 3 year old Doberman is super super anxious when we are about to dress and go to the office he starts barking right from the start when I am getting ready even when I open the door to go he becomes mad pls help 🥺 you are my last resort pls reply

[@nameidk3568]

Try looking at ceazar malan

[@ijuuit2559]

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