Overcoming Dog FEAR, Anxiety, and Aggression - How to Get A Fear Aggressive Dog out of a Kennel.

Thanks for joining us for today's video. In today's episode, Bethany from PhDogs will demonstrate the step-by-step process she likes to use when teaching a fear aggressive dog how to confidently jump in and out of his crate.
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Fear-Based Aggression: This is one of the most common types of aggression and can often be fixed with confidence building, counterconditioning and desensitization. It’s also important to always give this type of a dog an escape. If they feel they can’t escape a situation, then they may bite. In the dog’s mind, they are not biting to hurt the human, but rather protecting themselves.
Fearful dogs will often prefer to stay in the crate then they will be to train. If that's the case, follow the process below.
• I will try to introduce the fearful dog to leash pressure before attempting to get them in and out of a crate, being careful the whole time and using slow and gentle movements.
• The first issue that may arise is a dog will go into the crate, but is too afraid to get out. For this reason, let them go into a crate but keep the leash on them, then you can use the leash to guide them out. Alternatively, just wait. A dog will always come out eventually.
• It’s also recommended to cue the dog with the leash while keeping your back to the dog, sending the dog to go around behind you. Showing your back is less of a threat to a lot of dogs.
• Once the dog comes out, allow them to go back into the crate. Having them go in and out of the crate will get the dog more comfortable with this behavior. Also remember that dogs learn through predictability. If the dog learns that you are going to train the moment the dog comes out, you may find more resistance next time if the dog doesn't want to train.
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[@betterbuddyny]

Great stuff. So great to watch Bethany demonstrate the level of patience required to make progress with an anxious dog. Another great video Nate. Thank you and Bethany!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you! It's always a pleasure training with Bethany. :)

[@tracileepratt]

I’m amazed that the dog training mimics horse training in a sense… steps… just take the STEPS 💜🙌🙌👏👏

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks for your comment! I totally agree that dog training can be very similar to working with a horse. Both require breaking down tasks into small, manageable steps and using positive reinforcement to help our animals learn and succeed. It's always great to see the connections between different forms of training. :)

[@NissrineA74]

This video is amazing. Thank you for sharing. Shows how much patience, perseverance and consistency play a huge role in training your dog successfully. It’s not a 5-minute process but a daily routine, even a few times daily.

[@tracileepratt]

I love that you’re showing EVERYTHING! I get a little stuck when things go wrong!!! You’re amazing!!!

[@NateSchoemer]

I'm glad you found the video helpful. Bethany is an incredible dog trainer, and I always learn something new when I work with her. Your kind words are much appreciated.

[@maxslomoff]

Wow this is an absolutely amazing and inspiring transformation

[@NateSchoemer]

Yes. Bethany is an excellent trainer. This is the same dog at the beginning of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6ewp6Ggh8SZm5Y

[@rambo9599]

one of my favorite videos. I have a dog that is fearful of almost everything and im happy to see something like this to help her out.

[@norman-gregory]

Greetings...Excellent. The breakdown of each step, leading into the finished result. Very clever...I could have watched this for an hour. Very good channel. Bethany and Nate...thank you.

[@mdl8399]

Nate, continuing to share great content! Thank you, and Happy New Year!

[@onthespotwithtaalibah983]

Thanks. This is a good idea for dogs in a shelter, where I plan to volunteer. Stay safe

[@CamilleGG451]

Thank you!! 🥰🥰

[@tracileepratt]

Absolutely amazing! LOVE IT

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you so much!!

[@tanjatarnarzewski8338]

Thanks for that great step by step training video. It clearly shows how important patience is and what a great positive effect has a subdevision into "mini- steps." Also very helpful to mention that different approaches to the problem are sometimes necessary. Thanks a lot.😊🐾

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you! :)

[@USC_Countryball55]

Excellent lesson Nate & Bethany! Merry Christmas

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you for the kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson. It's great to hear that it was helpful for you. We hope you had a wonderful Christmas and are looking forward to the new year. Happy holidays!

[@sylviamcneill4372]

Great content! And I agree with others in saying it is really good to know what to do when things get stuck. Thanks!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! I'm happy the video is helpful! Bethany is excellent!

[@louisecampbell4677]

Amazing ❤

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[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! I'm currently working on a dog training curriculum for professional dog trainers, but I still have a lot of work to do on it, so I don't know when it'll be ready. I'll be sure to announce it, though. :)

[@chrisbotsis7658]

Great video

[@useemehere2]

Awesome dog training specially for a fearful dog

[@joyvasquez8728]

This is a great training method for a fearful 🐕 like this one.

[@jameshendricks5230]

awesome

[@505fatty]

She’s an angel

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks for commenting. 😃

[@deanbalouris330]

Looks like the dog was grabbed at to the point that he became fearful. Great counter conditioning!

[@lynngruneisen6091]

Love the step by step. Can you do one on fear of a person. He lives in my house.

[@chrisg3223]

Would love if you could show us what to do with a leash reactive dog! My rescue showline lab is just insane :( Thanks for the video

[@courtneycarpenter5084]

He Nate will you do a video on evolution of a good leg dog for psa I’m in the start of transitioning to a leg for comfort for safety of dog and decoy

[@merzawnjimsten6638]

Please do an episode 3 of the New Puppy Learning and Performing Training Commands. 🥺🙏

[@missmermaid6249]

I’m definitely trying this to get my dog to jump into my truck. ❤ I’ve always “boosted” her but she’s 60 lbs now and time for her to jump in herself 😂

[@matthewwhite876]

Starting as a puppy playing a game with their tug and let them win and carry their tug past a house that has a barking dog when confidence is high = fast recovery. If a dog is scared to come out of a crate that's really bad. It means he has had worse experiences with the handler than I thought was possible. Should be all games outside of the crate, build engagement and bond and then he can retreat when needed. Luring will only go so far. ( try in a safe enviroment because it's all we can control it looks like he was put on a lead and cranked to the point he didn't want to leave his safe space)

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks for your comment. 😁

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I can't see your videos 😭 I watched some of your shorts (very cute rottweiler ^_^) but the normal videos are just showing a black screen :(

[@michelewood925]

Wouldn’t you put him the crate with a leash on a regular collar. Then he can just jump out. Or not use crates. I don’t use them but my dog is fine to go in one when needed.