Puppy Foundation Training for French Ring Protection Sport with Bethany Preud'homme

[@Kelly-vc4rs]

This is by way one of the best clear puppy training I have seen. Thank You!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, I appreciate that! Bethany is amazing! :)

[@Hits999]

Wow the content has been waiting for 6 months ... All thanks to Nate first starting up these series it helps me with my career in dog training .. and I m a huge fan of Bethany...

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, I appreciate that and I'm happy the videos are helping. :)

[@Chaf12]

Great content, love that you start with foundation training videos because they're something I can start doing right away.

[@NateSchoemer]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@samcarino2226]

I learn so much from sir NAte schoemer and also from both of you guys

[@GK-mv1vu]

As always excellent ! Can’t wait for next one!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, G K! I Really appreciate that! :)

[@brianmul1]

Brilliant, so many helpful tips. Bethany makes it look so easy.

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! Yes, she's amazing!

[@markcalver4589]

Really great to watch, and the difference between the two pups in the training.

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! Bethany really did a great job with both puppies! :)

[@haydenkirk7387]

Great video Nate and Bethany!! Can’t wait for the next one!!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks so much!! :)

[@celticnailsandbeauty4437]

Love this video. My Dutchie is much like the 2nd pup character wise. We got him as a rescue at 10 months he's now 18 months and his focus and stubbornness is my biggest challenge. Going to give all this a go with him.

[@animeshbeladiya5470]

Have seen any changes in dutch? How’s your experience with this breed?

[@pcaravaca]

Man !! Love this video !! I live in Costa Rica and Protection training or even obedience training is just crazy expensive ! DIY training is the only affordable way for most of us. Thank you for teaching !

[@NateSchoemer]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lollypop2413]

This was ezcellent! Thanks so much!

[@NateSchoemer]

My pleasure. I'm happy the videos are helpful and thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Cheers!

[@senseik-nino5239]

I've been waiting for this more than anything ELSE PROTECTION SPORTS!! NATE I'VE SAID THIS IN OTHER VIDEOS. but if I could o ly watch only one KZbin dog training channel it definitely would be yours! You're doing wonders for trainers like me, who live in places where 1 dog training is in dampers and 2nd our coin can hardly cost things like leerburg online courses which i love, but it's noy realistic to pay almost what I pay for rent for every dvd. I love you haha greetings from Mexico!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks Sensei K-nino! I really happy the videos are helping! :)

[@tarajones-legros3661]

Great video content. Thanks for starting with just the basics and demonstrating how long a typical puppy trading session will last.

[@NateSchoemer]

Our pleasure!

[@aussiedoodlespecanplace8064]

Love that she shows two very different personality

[@NateSchoemer]

Yes, I think that's great as well, as it expands the viewer's frame of reference. :)

[@Vonnie12]

Great video rewatched it about 3 times so much good info 👌👍👍

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! I appreciate that, Edgar!

[@sabrinasellsboats8271]

This is a great video. Thank you!

[@candicew.4736]

Very detailed explanation. Thank you 🙏.

[@NateSchoemer]

So nice of you. Thank you! :)

[@slamjam92]

erm, is the audio weird for some of you? great video though

[@NateSchoemer]

Yes; it’s a little weird in the beginning. Audio is always such a pain. Lol.

[@The72dws72]

Awesome content ! Love love love your videos! 👍

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you so much Debra! :)

[@luanamoonlight3068]

Could we please get more videos like these? I absolutely love your videos and after using your Techniques on my Belgian Malinois she turned from a Hyper Puppy into a Perfect Teen

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, I appreciate that. More to come! :)

[@samcarino2226]

Awesome i ❤️ the way you teach us

[@barbara_d]

Awesome Thank you!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you for commenting and supporting! :)

[@RameshBabu-yt8dk]

Very nice to learner, Thanks a lot sir

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you, Ramesh! :)

[@erlandbarlian6821]

Really great video. Love it.

[@NateSchoemer]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@guntheralcerro1025]

very helpful and informative.

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful! :)

[@kaisergeorge1000]

Throughly enjoyed the video I’ve used flexi lead for recall and teaching retrieve but I built a retrieving pen found it to be more beneficial than the flexi lead 🇬🇧

[@NateSchoemer]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. :)

[@chloekiser6468]

This is great! That first pup is such a teddy bear!!!! I really love how Bethany uses the retractable leash for recalls, what a great idea!! And sitting on the ground for retrievals so she makes sure she doesn't chase him! Brilliant!! We've been having a bit of a problem lately with Loki ending retrievals by barrelling straight into us. I'm been pivoting to avoid it and hope he gets over it soon- is this alright? Or do you know a better way? Thanks for another great video!

[@NateSchoemer]

Hi Chloe! I would have to see a video of what you're describing to give you an accurate suggestion. :)

[@littleninjai222]

Excellent video for those with new puppies. Makes me want to get a young high drive puppy. Wait, no what am I saying. Great content for us with with older pups too. Thanks Nate and Bethany!

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, I'm happy you liked the video. :)

[@adriandlv1672]

Hi nate, im about to get 2 female german sheperd/husky mix and i love your training tutorials! Do you have any tips to make the females be friendly with each other since people say the y most likely will fight. P.S. They are going to be 7 weeks old

[@NateSchoemer]

They should be fine if you get them as puppies and they grow up together. However, they can still end up fighting with each other, just like kids do. Just be sure to feed them separately and don't leave toys out when you're not supervising them. Often when dogs that live together fight, it's because they are fighting for food, toys, or attention. I hope that helps. Cheers!

[@adriandlv1672]

@@NateSchoemer Thanks! Have a good day.

[@stephanieblaise6631]

Cute puppy!!! I hope to someday train my future dog for competition obedience. And also for personal protection. :-)

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! And you can do it! :)

[@wallyjrlouison9718]

I love this

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you! :)

[@offjoey689]

How do we get our dog to stop chomping (letting go) and start locking on the jute when training?

[@NateSchoemer]

Have your pup on a back-tie and be sure to keep the toy active when the pup is biting the toy. If the pup lets go, then tease him with the toy. This will build frustration and make the dog want to hold on more. You can see a small example of this in my barking video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpa5iICZrMeZZ9k

[@meenukutti7747]

Hi Nate Can you upload IPO/IGP And Mondeo ring training method. Or Plz explain what that style and how it's work

[@NateSchoemer]

Yes, I'll be doing series in the future on IGP, PSA, and Mondioring. :)

[@Nothingregular]

@@NateSchoemer yes it’d be awesome if you got into some psa work

[@lstevens1512]

Hey Nate, I picked up 7-month Rotti at the Humane Society 2 weeks ago. He apparently had some training. He always seems to have his nose against my hand but not sniffing or licking. Apparently, the original owners may have used this type of training method. I'm assuming he will stop nosing my hand as we progress using this training method? I've used clicker training on my German Shepherd and Rotti that I had but that gets faded away with YES as a reward and quick pet and or playing tug. What I see here is hand is used to lure and mark what you are looking for. Similar to a clicker but yet a little different style. Clicker marks than reward with kibble. Clicker gets phased out. The hand is always there. How do you get them to stop focusing on the hand so much? It works so I am using it. The only thing I can think of is phasing the hand away using the reward such as a toy and keep hand out of reach, arms crossed or in pockets. As it stands right now is that when I throw a kibble about 4-5 feet pointing where it is at, he stops at my hand looking for something. We are starting to work this out but it is taking a little time. Seems to be a lot of focus on the hand all the time. So the point is, how do you phase out the hand completely other than using it to direct a command? This is the first video of yours I've seen and it deserves a big thumbs up. Perhaps you have a video on phasing out the hand? I like this style. I will come back and see more. If the others are as good as this one, I will share them on places like Facebook and e-mail.

[@NateSchoemer]

I talk about all this in my basic obedience series. I would suggest checking that out. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

[@justineduave454]

can youvdo a video update to this puppy im curious how good is he now

[@NateSchoemer]

I'd have to ask Bethany if she still has the puppy. Since she's also a breeder, the dog may already be in a new home. :)

[@gurijiu]

very goddddd! I am brasilizian !!! thanks

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks, Alan! :)

[@katsim6799]

so how many hours of training does it take to get consistent behavior thru shaping and luring? Ok, yes, I know my dog has rear end control issues. But its difficult still to get her to remain close (mediocre dog, not good, forget great, but LOTS of fun)

[@NateSchoemer]

There're too many variables to give an estimated time of training required. Each dog will learn at a different speed, not to mention the trainer's skill will affect the speed of the training as well.

[@richardmaness6504]

Good explanation. Very well communicated basics but do you think he could do more?

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! However, I don't understand your questions. He could do more what?

[@joanneg2349]

Awesome

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! :)

[@dyngs]

Why do you use this platform? does it make any difference if the dog is on the ground or platform? or it is just easier for you to give him a treat? ps. amazing videos - thanks for sharing

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! If you're talking about the bowl, it helps teach the dog specific target locations. It helps with the flip finish. It also helps teach the dog rear-end awareness. It's an all around excellent training tool. Cheers! :)

[@noahcasa1947]

What age did you start training you dogs; what brands dog food do you feed your dog

[@NateSchoemer]

I start training them when they are 8 weeks of age and I use mealtime as training time. Meaning, I make the dog/puppy work for every bite. When they work for it, it increases the value of the food. With a puppy, I will often start with a high-quality dry food during the training process. I also usually give the puppy raw goat milk from answers, to help ensure the dog is getting enough quality nutrition. In addition, I train with freeze-dried dog food, but that can be very pricey. Usually, a high-quality kibble will be okay. I transition them to raw when all the main training is completed. However, I do continue to train the dog for the entire life of the dog. It’s just as important and playing and bonding. Lastly, you can use dogfoodadvisor.com to help you pick the right brand for your pup. I hope that helps and if possible, consider supporting my channel. Thanks! :) www.patreon.com/NateSchoemer

[@AD-pf4lw]

How do you safely reward (hand feed) your dog during training when he is hungry without getting bitten accidentally? Is their a special way to hold the food?

[@NateSchoemer]

Jump to 3:40 in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/en-plqiNotSno9E

[@IAMGiftbearer]

That first puppy is absolutely gorgeous! Do you breed Tervurens? I'm in Georgia and looking for a puppy that age; a Malinois, but if I could find a puppy that looks like him I'd be just as happy with a Tervuren! Both are great breeds.

[@manishkanojiyadogsprofesso7111]

Hii do you know about object guarding if know please make a Video on object guarding

[@NateSchoemer]

That's on the list for future videos. Thanks!

[@ireneoppliger9968]

Do you give allways the treats in sit position and nothing during walking? Just luring?

[@NateSchoemer]

I give dogs treats in most training situations. :)

[@strahinjaopacic3191]

Is there a reason she isn't marking the behaviors when she is starting the session with heel, sit, down etc?

[@NateSchoemer]

When we are trying to capture a behavior in a dogs mind we have to reward them with either the primary (food, toy, affection) or the conditioned (Marker) reinforcer within the first second. If you are able to deliver the primary in the first second, then you don't have to mark. :)

[@OnPointDogs]

In the words of Mr. Spock, “fascinating.” Thanks for sharing.

[@NateSchoemer]

Lol! Thanks for watching and I'm happy you enjoyed it! :)

[@stevenmoormann3644]

Is there a way you can teach dogs (specifically German Shepherd) how to lay down when they find an object?

[@NateSchoemer]

Yes, that would be the training that is done for IGP tracking. I'll be making a video on that in the future. Thanks!

[@Nothingregular]

One way you can teach it is to condition a double or triple tap working level on the e collar or clicker for the desired position then layer it with timing as in indicator.

[@dogtrainingsuraksha2129]

Thank🌹 u, Sir & Madam🙏👩🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks again! :)

[@ThuAnh-jo9fp]

great

[@NateSchoemer]

Thank you! :)

[@ThuAnh-jo9fp]

@@NateSchoemer I am really happy to find your youtube channel. I am waiting for the video to train your bodyguard. Very eagerly waiting for the announcement.

[@AnonymousAnonymous-sx4ke]

How old were the puppies?

[@AnonymousAnonymous-sx4ke]

finally heard the age. sorry.

[@NateSchoemer]

Lol!

[@pravinpawar1415]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nice sir Please sir similar video small puppy training teaching protection video upload

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! :)

[@idontwanttoparticipateplea212]

What do I do when my dog doesn’t seem to care about praise, food, or toys? She is a lab that is 2 years old and hasn’t had much training so she will look at me but doesn’t want to follow a lead with treats or praise or toys...

[@NateSchoemer]

Either leash pressure training: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b32bpX5torh3Z5I Or build your dogs food drive. Here's a small section from my dog training manual, that I believe will be helpful. Before we start training our dogs, we must know what motivates them. With any dog I start training, I like to begin with food and luring. Now, something I’m often asked by people is, “How do I train my dog when my dog doesn’t have any food motivation?” First, let me start by saying that every dog has food motivation, what varies is how intense the food motivation is. If you have a dog with low food motivation, there are techniques that you can use to increase that food drive. Most dog’s low food motivation is caused by a few things: Either the dog has been overfed, free-fed, given very high value food such as cooked steak, or sometimes just feeding out of a bowl can cause this. As a result, the dog just doesn’t care that much about getting fed as a reward. A common technique that we like to use to correct a lack of food drive is food deprivation. For this you will want to use mealtime as a training time. Bring the dog out and offer food to train, if the dog is not interested, no big deal, put the food away and try again at dinner Again, if the dog is not interested, put the food away and try again the next day. Continue to do this until your dog is willing to work for the food. Be sure not to give the dog any food between training. The dog has to know that he will only get food that he works for. I’ve used this technique on dozens of dogs and it’s worked every time.

[@samcarino2226]

I’m also a dog trainee here in our place which is small country of Philippines 🇵🇭

[@jessek-9scentdetectiontrai10]

👍🏼

[@traviscurrier]

what are you feeding him...he is going ham on it..and you are tearing it apart as you feed him..Please tell us :)

[@NateSchoemer]

I'm not sure what Bethany was using, but I use freeze dried dog food. amzn.to/2W88zMf

[@phillipvandermerwe6445]

👍

[@NateSchoemer]

Thanks! :)

[@ewoudewoud475]

Audio is not great

[@NateSchoemer]

Yeah, the audio is a little off on this one. I'm fixing the issue for the next video. :)

[@Vonnie12]

Why is she saying “yes” than letting the pup come get the treat isn’t she suppose to give it to the pup since it’s a continuation marker

[@NateSchoemer]

Because she is using "yes" as a terminal marker and not a continuation marker.

[@brendin1012]

I like the video its good info, but i doubt this is the first time working with this dog. Cause I know if I was giving my puppy treats he would be jumping and doing whatever he could to get the treat

[@NateSchoemer]

You're correct, this is not the first time she ever worked with those puppies. I even mention that in the video when she puts down the place bowl and the puppy instantly puts his paws on it.

[@brendin1012]

I should have been more clear my apologies. I was more asking how to handle puppies at first who would be all over the place. I wasn't trying to call you out so im sorry if it seemed that way!!!

[@HaltWhoGoesThere]

Yes I noticed that as well. As a beginner I need to see beginning training on a BEGINNER wild puppy lol. I keep watching these videos and then I try it on my beginner puppy and then I feel frustrated because what I see in the videos doesn't seem to work on my dog. I finally realized it's because the puppies in the videos have been worked with and this is not their first rodeo.

[@stevenmoormann3644]

So I’ve been doing engagement training wrong. Should be waiting while doing nothing, note to self

[@NateSchoemer]

Lol!

[@britsadie]

Nate I have been following your training for a few months now. I have posted some videos of me and my pup... If you find time could you check them out and maybe you would have some helpful advice for me. Thank you

[@NateSchoemer]

Hi Brittany! Thanks for supporting my channel. :) Where are the videos posted? Send me an email with the link to the videos and I'll check them out. [e-mail]

[@02Huntet]

It was just his audio only I can hear her

[@NateSchoemer]

Yeah, the audio is a little off on this one. I'm fixing the issue for the next video. :)

[@02Huntet]

Puppy, puppy puppy can he say puppy anymore ........lol

[@NateSchoemer]

Hahaha! You're right, I said "puppy" waaaaaay too much! 🤦‍♂️

[@zsahe21]

!!!!

[@samcarino2226]

M

[@weinosby]

What to do when a dog has no interest at all for training.

[@NateSchoemer]

First I would try to build the dogs food and toy drive. If the dog just needed basic obedience, then leash pressure training would help accomplish that. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnTFYoxua8qMeLM

[@weinosby]

@@NateSchoemer you deserve a million subscriber, thank you for the reply.

[@SRTMarv]

First

[@joanneg2349]

IDC

[@SRTMarv]

Random Vids stop being disrespectful for no reason

[@joanneg2349]

BIGHEAD NATION ok

[@joanneg2349]

There’s just no need to say first

[@SRTMarv]

Random Vids idm what I say I can say what I want

[@martaivette4145]

Oh, my goodness! Can't he do anything without treats? Everything is treat, then treat , then more treat! So he only is excited about the treat and pays attention to the treat. Thumbs Down...

[@NateSchoemer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX28dIJvfrmgp80

[@terrycarte8985]

From an old time French ring trainer you guys and your new Advanced ways of doing things looks like horseshit go back to the basics