Jens Frank on Training The Chase Game with Lasers

In this clip, Jens Frank from Scandinavian Working Dog Institute explains the beginning steps of teaching your dog to respond to the laser dot by adding value with a food chase game. In this video, you will see Jens throw food pieces on the floor and direct the dog to the different pieces with the laser.
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[@jfkst1]

Does using lasers in training possibly induce any reactivity to light shadows in the environment?

[@efrawley55]

NO - not if the training is done correctly and the right laser is used

[@donnabowers1317]

That was amazing, I have 30 years experience in dog training, but I never come across this particular type of training. However, I would like to implement this with my training now with my personal dog(s).

[@ehbarooo]

Laser can lead to huge frustration of the dog if used wrong

[@efrawley55]

Thet is absolutly the truth. And without proper training they are often used badly. Thats why I chose to add these online courses to our video library.

[@efrawley55]

Correct - just like prong collars - remote collars - etc etc etc etc

[@kerek07]

I play with my dog using a laser pointer at night,out on the field. I have never seen him frustrated.When he is chasing the laser I give him commands like stay,sit,come etc reward. Release. Chase again. Is it wrong? He started to go for reflections on the walls,other places in the house by the way. Can it be a problem later on?

[@jesse0M]

W@@kerek07 what happened?

[@goymedhundDogtrainingBehavior]

i LOVE Jens Frank.. I hope i can have the pleasure to do a course with him here in Scandinavia one day.. he is one of the best!!

[@annwhiteside1126]

Perfect … I was looking for an intro on this before I saw this Thank you

[@efrawley55]

We sell two courses on this training. They are not expensive

[@deepgyan938]

thank you sir. New consept laser training

[@dogswithjobs2531]

I have always read and heard that playing with laser lights with cats and dogs causes unwanted obsessive, compulsive behavior. ???? 🐾 🇺🇸 🐕‍🦺

[@efrawley55]

Yep when people use them wrong. When used correctly they are a very valuable tool. especially in certain scenarios in military and police work. They can also be used with therapy dogs. But good dog training is good dog training.

[@konukuauleki]

Is there any particular reason to use a green laser? is it important? I ask because most of the videos I've seen the laser is green and not red or blue. And what's the range of the laser because I've heard and read that certain range of the spectrum can be harmful to the dogs eyes...Great video..thanks

[@paulmanard5832]

What kind of laser are you using ?

[@mannycalavera2335]

I am confused. Since forever people have been telling me that using lasers to entertain or train your dog is a big no-no.

[@efrawley55]

Said by people who don't know the training steps on how to use them. Its the same with remote collars

[@annwhiteside1126]

@@efrawley55 I just had a very BAD experience with a trainer who used an e-collar so completely wrong for my dog. It was her (& my) 1st time trying one. She won’t be going back to train there, even tho I’ve paid for it already. ($1600) The young trainer never introduced her to anything OTHER THAN TO SHOCK HER WHEN SHE BARKED. & I tried it on my wrist at a setting of 10. I thought that was as high as it went. When she finished, I asked her what the setting was for my GSD dog thinking it’d be no more than 10. I was shocked when she said it was at … 18 FOR HER … won’t be doing that again. It set us back … but better now

[@Erin_29]

Can this cause OCD?

[@efrawley55]

No. - not if the trainer understands the training steps. With that said any dog training tool can be used incorrectly = - look at remote collars.

[@vurtni]

I was just told about dog laser syndrome, I would look into that before using them. Just a heads up, not recommended.