Rocky The Dutch Shepherd Puppy

[@alextaylor3815]

Cool video.

[@haikykitsune4566]

Great work! I love how you are ,,easy" on him and don´t do corrections or any physical pressure on the dog. Rocky is still a baby :) still he seems very focused and ready to work.

[@comicsgator]

Excellent vid. Thanks.

[@stevensalazar3509]

Just watched the video showing Rocky work and wanted to compliment you on a nice job with the training. Hopefully his new owner will appreciate the hard work that has gone into the finished product!

[@MarkFerrasci]

He does, loves the dog.. One day with hard work he might get to the point he can produce the same quality in product that I can. Time will tell.. Thanks for noticing, ;-)

[@BonzoMadridx]

Great video. Awesome insight.

[@DeeJazz]

Love this!

[@Ronin_4130]

Awesome!

[@reddgrove]

It looks like you're in New Mexico. I just moved here 2mths ago for Alabama and have been trying my best to learn how to train protection dogs (Dutch Sheperds) for over 10years. Any recommendations will be Greatly Appreciated!!!

[@user-qv8ys4ev6f]

Great video. French trained is best.

[@moirhann]

I am looking around now for our next dog(s).. i want to change reed since i hae had GSDs for 30 years - and White swiss shepherd the last 7 years.. i would love a little bit smaller dog in height.. jut like 5 - 10 centimetres lower.. My male is 68cm from the ground and up.....and a huge boy... I have been looking at the Chodsky Pes - Bohemian shepherd.... very cool dogs.. but also the Dutchie.. and offcourse the malinios.. I am a bit wary because i have seen s lot of unstable belgian shepherds and the Malinois was actually taken out of service from the police and military for a year because of unstable dogs.. offcourse much depends on the trainer and owner but there was to many incidents. Would you say that the Dutchie has a little bit more stable nerves and mind that the belgians? I hear one place that if you have children in the family a dutchie is better than a mallie.. what is your experience there? I am a certified trainer and behaviorist and we have our own facility at our place so i do have the skills to own and train these dogs - but i would like to hear with thise who have owned and trained the breeds to get their opinion before i decide what to do. I am no fan of a lot of excessive barking and have managed to train all of our GSDs to be quite still when not trained to bark.. All without any e-collar or tools like that.. But i have seen breeds or breedlines with a very strong "mouth" and want t avoid that because i have somone around me with severe tinnitus so i need to control it.. So what can you tell me ?? LOVE ROCKY and how you train him.. compassionate and FAIR !!! :-D

[@Anna-nr3up]

moirhann The Dutchie has a lil lower energy than the Mal but they are still high energy , they are abit stronger and more patient , also a lil smaller than the Mal :)

[@moirhann]

@@Anna-nr3up Thank you Sarah :) Any idea how they are reg. vocalisation? and guarding?

[@Anna-nr3up]

moirhann I haven’t owned either but I haven’t seen any being vocal , and they are both just as good as guarding from each other :)

[@moirhann]

@@Anna-nr3upokay :) have you trained the breeds since you know a lot about them?

[@Anna-nr3up]

moirhann No lol I do re search tryna find the perfect breed for me ❤️

[@markhess6061]

You said you’re not doing any corrections at this point of age with Rocky. When do you Start making corrections in your training? Or how do you continue training?

[@MarkFerrasci]

It's all about the dog.. With Rocky I think I started to sense it was time to start tightning down the screw. Expecting more out of him, and to start mixing in pressure into the program around 9 month's of age. Buddy started getting cocky around that time as well.. Again every dog is different, it's all about there nature and what they show you.. I find that the Dutchies I have, are pretty strong. As long as you do things right and add in the corrections leading into drive your fine.. At the right age and with the right mixure of pressure leading into drive.. Kind of NePoPo approach where you use pressure to bring up drive, that leads into releasing pressure with drive building into a reward..

[@patrickkelly7541]

Is this reckless Dutch?

[@MarkFerrasci]

Yep, thats him.. As is this.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/raPQnWeJiZx8d5I

[@Hyerven]

why giving orders in french?

[@ysbrandd]

probably selling him to a french buyer.

[@user-qv8ys4ev6f]

@@ysbrandd Belgian and Dutch are always trained in French if trainer wants to stick with the line not GSD. You also don't want stranger walking up giving English commands to your protection dog.

[@dwhunter8904]

@@user-qv8ys4ev6f mine was imported, him and all the Malinois were trained in Dutch. It depends upon where you buy them if your buying a green dog.