Off Leash Recall training with the E Collar

[@リオ-h7y]

lmao i love watching the furmoms comment about how using prongs and ecollars (negative reinforcement) is abuse yet they feed their dogs purina, declaw their cats, think when their small mutts bark at people and other dogs thinking it’s cute, and letting their dogs run around the place being a absolute nuisance. it’s not abuse if you are using the tools responsibly and properly.

[@MichelleSK6]

rio ❤️❤️❤️

[@SM-bb4dc]

I think you mean positive punishment not negative reinforcement. Negative reinforcement means taking away reinforcement. Positive punishment means adding something to the equation that serves as a punishment. Positive and negative doesnt actually mean good and bad.

[@sin_6atan665]

And they cut the dog balls off two which is abuse

[@thedinonugget2927]

sin_6aTan66 that parts not true, some dogs get cancer if you don’t neuter. But besides this the rest of the first comment I agree with

[@theoosalyssa1158]

Say it louder for the “dog mom” in the back!

[@katherines6322]

I don't see any comments bitching about e-collars, only comments about comments bitching about e-collars...

[@arman6576]

It’s cuz the video is 4 years old and most of the bad comments have no likes

[@ksfishchannel]

Come here for the training video, stay for the fights in the comments

[@barbarianatgate2000]

Okay, for the people who don't know any better about e-collars: The unit he's using has 0-100 levels of correction. The cheaper units typically have 10-15. The problem is, their bottom setting of number 1 is at about level 20 on this guy's control. Most dogs, even Mastiffs and Great Danes, work at the single digit level. Some may require more, but not often. You're not using the collar to "correct" the dog as much as communicate that they should pay attention. I have personally placed the prongs against my neck, and it took until about level 14 before I could even feel it. Yes, cheap collars are garbage anc can hurt your dog. So can the stupidity of not having them properly trained and keeping them safe.

[@cayetanolopez851]

Derek Smalls what level do you recommend. Mine is 0-100. Trying to train my German Shepard off leash

[@the_ohio_pack9650]

@@cayetanolopez851 go from level one and up and what ever level the dogs reacts to. weather that be a ear flick for looking down then u know he feels it.

[@kaachifam374]

Hey, do you recommend getting a E collar that is 100 dollars on a special sellfor 13 dollars, not sure if this counts, It’s good quality.

[@markremmers7990]

@@kaachifam374 get a mini educator et-300 or the Tom davis dogtra 280c

[@gennygurl8080]

@@the_ohio_pack9650 try it on yourself see what levels you feel. Also try feathering the button (pushing the button a few times fast) not just holding it down. Generally what you feel the dog feels. Also adjust depending on surroundings. My dog is great with adults but goes bat shit crazy around other dogs and kids (he wants to play) the level would be adjusted so he will respond to me and not try to jump and play to rough with small dogs or kid's

[@chevy-is-a-good-boy]

Good to see dog trainers that haven't lost their senses with "positive only training". All decisions have consequences in life, so avoiding safe corrective tools only lets you and your dog down. BTW, these are the same people that prefer to kill a dog, rather than use these tools... E Collars, Prong Collars etc, are all humane when not abused, just like any other tool. I have an intact GSD with high drive, he's 14 months old. He absolutely adores me because he knows what the boundaries are and we have a real relationship.

[@ruen99]

what the hell is this comment section. these people sound like 14 year old girls who've never owned a dog before.

[@kaachifam374]

Exactly, and they never give proof for their claims, they are just lying.

[@s.s.4170]

Nero's beautiful! I just started with an e-collar with my Standard Poodle Gunnar. He does not come when called off leash, especially when distracted by squirrels and other animals. I am looking forward to enjoying him more in off-leash settings, on mountain trails and parks, once he is dependable.

[@MichelleSK6]

S.S. Might be a stupid question, but am still learning.. when is he pressing the button? Right as the dog comes towards him?

[@jakobneumaier]

@@MichelleSK6 well your comment is old af but i will still answer in case anyone else is interested: he presses the button before the dog comes. The electric signal is to focus ur dog. SO the dog is distracted, he presses the button, dog is focused and comes

[@joshuawalker5249]

Hey man, loved your video. I just ordered one for my staffy. He’s a big puller, and has a lot of energy and has trouble listening. Looking forward to training him and getting him off leash, thanks for the videos brotha. Keep em coming 🙏🏾

[@dreadwolf9253]

Excellent comment about the consequences. I bring this up all the time when I tell people that, when housetraining a dog, I do correct the dog when I catch him in the act. I tell them that in order for a dog to be fully housebroken, he needs to not only understand that it's good to relieve himself outside, but that it's actually bad to relieve himself inside. Because otherwise it's unreliable. And the same goes for all kinds of training. The dog needs to learn that responding in a certain manner to a command is appropriate and good, but also that not doing so is unacceptable. It shouldn't be the dog's choice. Recall especially. It can be life or death for a dog, and it can mean the difference between keeping other people and animals safe or allowing accidents to happen. It NEEDS to be reliable. Dogs NEED to understand that they absolutely must recall when commanded.

[@jackryan3509]

Great vid. Your calmness and patience is something I needed - thanks for the excellent teaching. In the past I've made the mistake of thinking that I had to zap the shit out of my dog. Now I'm doing your low stimulation plus treats method and it's working well.

[@michaelfielding5310]

I can respect some of the comments here regarding abuse. A collar CAN be abusive, and it CAN cause all the side effects mentioned including health issues IF used improperly. I find it hard to believe that insulting others and acting like a child will get that point across however. I would like to mention with all due respect that Shieldk9 stated "At a very low level," "just enough for the dog to feel it." I am unclear how so many jump right to "abuse" or "shocking" or "zapping" from that. In fact, I am unsure how a prong collar alone and tugging at the dogs neck is any better. I love animals, but proper training, like a child is necessary for proper behavior. Yelling, slapping, hitting, kicking, shocking could all be considered abuse. Please note again however he is not "SHOCKING" the dog, its no more then a pulse/feeling to get the dogs attention. Dogs can feel lots of things including a pet, or a kiss, or love. They are not stupid, and they can tell when there is too much, and will respond with a yelp or aggression as would a human. I would encourage respectful non child like responses if any. You may not agree with him, but you are the one watching the video by no force of anyone. Thank you ladies and gentlemen.

[@amerikanstafford]

Michael Fielding ++++++++++++++++++++++

[@youtubespy9473]

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[@DougHinVA]

ignore 'educated fools'.... this man knows what he is doing with an e-collar

[@sin_6atan665]

@@tigertalks1567 because you think you everything but you are just a pretender

[@sin_6atan665]

@@tigertalks1567 I don't shock my dog, but I would because it's my dog. Talk about abusive when you carry your dog to get his balls cut the fuck off. I don't need your bye

[@glideconsulting6797]

@@tigertalks1567 where are your videos showing you teaching the alternate with a similiar dog?

[@darkstars3247]

tiger talks still waiting for your post moron

[@НаталиИзмаилова-ф2х]

It's a beautiful landscape!

[@Paulusia1111]

what do you mean? its just dug up dirt :D

[@joeray5394]

​@@Paulusia1111for city folk like me it looks like paradise

[@GamerzShit]

I don't think people understand that these dogs like to work and enjoy it, instead of wait for owner to come the entire day and do a walk around the block.

[@hawkeye98]

Great advice. I have a question. Do you nick him just once or a few times until he gets next to you

[@FennecKai]

I learned so much from this video, thank you!

[@biznaz52]

Before I put the e collar on my dog I put it on my arm low setting hardly could feel it hi setting mild but noticeable. This was a 200.00 e collar my dobie weigh 110 lb.

[@psydoof]

biznaz52 how old is your dobie?

[@ladytradersclub5916]

Yes. It just gets their attention.

[@dirtypanda9337]

I couldn't tell when you were using stim. Was it stim button then comand. Or comand then stim? Thanks great video

[@jeffreyw9903]

Dobies are genius dogs. Not surprised he learned it quickly.

[@mal798]

How do you deal with a dog who performs well when the collar is on, but becomes disobedient without the collar? My BC has been stubborn as a mule since the day I got him. He knows the commands perfectly well, and will obey when he's wearing an E-collar or when he's a bit bored, but if he can get away without obeying he will.

[@abettermind]

I encountered the same issue, and mixing in leash corrections on a long line, and using my hands to force the dog into position fixed it rather quickly. Showing them that you can physically control them will make them respect you rather than the collar. I only use the ecollar when at distance and off leash. Unlike most people, I want the dog to know that the correction is coming from me, at least if the dog is smart enough to be collar or leash wise. I'm not a professional trainer, so don't take that as scripture, but it worked for me. The dog knows that when I day NO, the tool doesn't matter, the fact that a correction is coming does.

[@shieldk9]

E Collar Trained DOBERMAN PUPPY kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWfZgqR-ecqKh7s E Collar Trained MALINOIS PUPPY kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-snYOXpMR3qNU

[@johnpouchot329]

When you’re doing this training, are you buzzing him before you say come like you were in your first video with storm? Or are you saying come before any stimulation with the E collar?

[@Zulu_thesablegsd]

Are you using tapping (like tap, tap, tap) on the button then stopping when the dog gets to you (learning e dollar basics now) thanks!

[@whyyousotriggered6050]

I doubt I'll get a response but for a puppy would a vibration collet work best to start with because I don't want to freak out my puppy the first time I use a shock type coller

[@DougHinVA]

electronic collars are not to 'shock ' a dig and coerce it. An e-collar is to do commands at a distance that a long line/leash cannot reach and faster. 'working level' is the term pros use to denote a low level barely felt .... just enough to get the dog to show he is feeling the stimulation (usually a mild head shake or looking for a 'bug' type response). You learn to use an e-collar from an experienced trainer.... not as a DIY project. You can ruin a dog with your ignorance.

[@abisangster2572]

Know this is very late but the e collars usually have a tone (vibrate) mode so even if you want it to only vibrate (more like if you have a deaf dog) is still get an e collar. And most of the time the vibrate is more intense for a dog than the stim. And the variable levels on the stim make it more effective imo

[@saltyshoelace5435]

You’ll want to learn how to use the collar from an experienced trainer, also most trainers don’t start work with the e-collar if the dog is under 6 months old.

[@trendingtigers]

Hey , So my dog fully understands recall , understands ecollar pressure and the potential of a ecollar. Do you have any tips if my dogs istraction is so high that when offleash he engages with a high istraction and blows through the ecollar and ignores recall. Do I bump up the setting/correction on the ecollar?

[@mr.m1394]

Sir or if anyone sees this, can you please let me know How long do you use the collar on the dog before You no longer have to use it in public.

[@tachibana_mansworth]

How do u get a dog to move fast when told to do something cause my 5 half month old puppy takes her sweet time doing tasks for me it's like she's doing it on purpose

[@roshi1738]

run away from her during training dogs love to chase and that’ll get her in the habit of running to you

[@shieldk9]

I would just like everyone to know that EVERY single dog except the chihuahua on my channel has been trained with an ecollar. We train hundreds of dogs every year with this tool. :)

[@perrodehont5109]

Brcause you couldn't do it without ?

[@shieldk9]

Perro dehont of course we can train a dog without an e collar. It takes longer and is less reliable in the end so why bother... You would know this if you trained dogs to high functional levels.

[@perrodehont5109]

So that would mean in you're opinion that only e collar dogs are really reliable . Now don't get me wrong I don't call it abuse because used properly it ain't but I don't need one .

[@shieldk9]

Good for you. As I said already we train hundreds of dogs here every year and we don't have time to muck about with methods that are less than 100% reliable.

[@carybarron5821]

You dont seem to get it, with a 70 pound Bully Breed, you need to have a E collar, what happens if that dog where to go after your kid for what ever reason? This helps the owner have control dude.

[@IB1U3xPlays]

So if you take the e collar off will he still obey? Sorry if it's a dumb question

[@shieldk9]

IB1U3xPlays yes he will because he was properly conditioned.

[@IB1U3xPlays]

Cynthia Black well I use an e collar to train my dog and it works

[@yawny9710]

IB1U3xPlays :) glad you tried it out! Not abuse, if anything it's the complete opposite.

[@poopfuq5182]

I hope somebody shocks and abuses you, Cynthia. I bet you look butch as fuck

[@darkstars3247]

Trevor mad cause he can’t train his dog off leash L😂

[@mattwall1474]

Be interesting if yoj comes that fast if another dog/cat is coming towards you guys

[@raidenepicness7116]

I’m confused because in these types of videos the dog always come back when called so I wouldn’t know when to vibrate the collar.Also I heard if you just shock/vibrate when the dog doesn’t listen,it just makes the dog freak out and not learn to come when called

[@whyyousotriggered6050]

raiden epicness e college are actually very effective and don't freak the dog out. it's not painful really so they won't stress much it's just a way of getting attention. call the dog then use the ecoller right after the command. slowly they should understand to come when on command

[@shieldk9]

News flash! If you shock a dog for no reason it gets stressed..lol. What this has to do with ecollar training I dont know.. Now stop spewing nonsense. Either show your training or I will delete your comments. If you guys want one of the few proper peer reviewed study on actual ecollar training follow this link. leerburg.com/pdf/comparingecollarprongandquittingsignal.pdf

[@lokilockness2970]

Shieldk9 Dog Training I am getting a husky in spring what’s the best e collar to get (he’s going to be trained for service but it’s a husky and they are stubborn) I don’t want to get a bad brand.

[@amberthelonelywolf4893]

@@lokilockness2970 I strongly discourage you from using a husky as a service dog. A husky was NEVER intended to do that. They were primarily bred for dog sledding and mushing, hence, they ADORE running and pulling weights. I strongly suggest you go and watch the movie "Togo" or read about the history of dog sledding as you will soon discover that this is what they were intended to do. Huskies were never bred to serve humans emotionally, having an independent spirit that enabled them to fend for themselves in the frigid conditions of the north when food was scarce. Although it is possible to train a husky for service, it is harder than some breeds and they will only tolerate it. I suggest other breeds that were bred for that purpose such as labradors or golden retrievers.

[@lokilockness2970]

Amber The Lonely Wolf I know we are going to do urban mushing as well, I know the breed I have researched them if he washes he will still be my best mate :)

[@amberthelonelywolf4893]

@@lokilockness2970 :)

[@ChristopherB711]

Video isn’t clear… You are not indicating when and if you are executing the e-collar? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@joeysausage3437]

Does he ever explain what a e collar is?

[@rottik9]

Hi, I am new to e collar work....I have many years k9. Do the dogs get wise to the collar, and disregard you when not wearing the E collar? nice work, I am pleased you use the treat to drive home proper response. j&r k9 services on fb

[@shieldk9]

Joe Kennedy you must leant how to collar condition the dog.

[@michaelswanigan2115]

do you have a course?

[@jb5796]

I guess I'm old school. Never used an E collar and trained more than one dog throughout my life to come back to me from long distances. It's consistency, positive reinforcement and patience in training. Also, don't put your dog in a circumstance that they don't know how to handle. Introduce them to different circumstance as they gain confidence.

[@clarisareyes1507]

What kind of dogs have you trained?

[@saltyshoelace5435]

Different training can work for different dogs; one of my dogs is reactive and positive reinforcement did not work for her personally. Balance training personally worked much better for her. My other dog isn’t reactive and for her positive reinforcement works very well. It all depends upon the individual dog.

[@anon420anon]

rip Headphone users LUL

[@musicofcorey]

Comments section: 99% complaining about comments, 1% disrespectful comments

[@dobermanpac1064]

I'm a multi Doberman owner...I use every method and tool available to me...those who think I choke and electrocute are ignorant and need more training themselves....If you prefer not to use all the tools and train as hard as some of us do, that's ok with me...because I'm ok with all the tools....I have Dobermans, you might not understand.

[@ROBDee-ho9lu]

I had 3 Dobers in my life (1 rescue and 2 as a pup) and never had to use those so called 'tools'. Never. I cycled on my bike with my dog WITHOUT a leash through the city. Without any problem. Dobers learn slow (much slower than a GSD) but when learned something, they never forget. I took them with me everywhere, in a bus, a train, a car.

[@shieldk9]

All these idiots that talk about mutilation and abuse are probably completely in favor of going to the vet to get the sexual anatomy of their dogs cut off because they lack basic control over them and cannot manage them if they are intact. Of course if they used effective training methods this would not be an issue ;). The Doberman in this video is now living happily with his owners and is off leash everyday poor abused soul that he is.

[@ChewieTheGroenendael]

Shieldk9 Dog Training honestly? People do this to avoid "accidental" litters and to avoid certain types of cancers. (And many other reasons) Having your dog behave better is only a plus (not always the case, either), and even so it won't make a difference if you don't train along with it. Why would you spread false information? I don't see how you could qualify as a dog trainer. My dog was once reactive and is now fully trained (and intact) using positive reinforcement. You're being far too biased to be handling anyones' dogs.

[@shieldk9]

Chewie The Groenendael Cutting the sexual parts off your dog does not change its Behavior. Recent studies have shown that intact dogs actually live longer then dogs that are fixed by and large. As for preventing accidental litters unless you are letting your dog run wild with other intact dogs it's not going to happen. If you are doing that perhaps owning a dog is beyond your competence level? So yes cutting sexual parts off your dog it's simply a matter of convenience since people do it because they believe like you that it actually changes behavior :). As for my abilities as a trainer I have a ton of videos of on my channel people can decide for themselves. How about you post a video of you're positive only trained dog doing something comparable to what I have on my channel :).

[@shieldk9]

Cynthia Black when my kids fails at math or any other course there are most certainly consequences. My dogs and dogs I train understand there are consequences for all their choices. That's why they are reliable. How about you post videos of your training or go waste someone else's time with your assanine remarks.

[@shieldk9]

Enjoy all my videos, feel free to ask if you have any more questions. The first step to learning is admitting you are ignorant. :-) #enlightenment

[@yawny9710]

man you sound so ignorant Cynthia. Just the small fact that you think he would buy his shit from petsmart...those collars are trash, you don't even know what collar it is... there is a difference between a shitty petsmart collar and a professional one. But you dont care do you :P smh, go troll somewhere else.

[@kilodelta928]

Maybe share the ecollar model with your viewers?

[@abettermind]

Not sure about his, but I use the ecollar educator. It has 100 levels, from nothing, to tingle, to "light your ass up if you run toward traffic." It has 2 buttons, one is what you set it at, and the emergency button is 5 higher. I don't have any experience with any others, because ecollar educator (The Boss model for my big boy) has treated me well. I hear that Dogtra is super high regarded as well. Just please, please stay away from the cheap ones. Hope that helps.

[@jokeyy1116]

I have a 4month old German Shorthair Pointer and we plan on getting a shock collar and use it to train her. I’m trying to research about them to make sure I do it right. Any advice or tips? :)

[@shieldk9]

Watch instructional video or work with a professional. :)

[@cozitsmj87]

The same people that say these devices are a form of torture and abuse blah blah are probably the same ones that say feeding dogs raw food is bad for them.

[@chiefcamon]

probably the same people who say putting your kid in time out is cruel

[@perrodehont5109]

BreakingFromTheNorm kzbin.info/door/C4rWtaKL3XxZBcu2rRlO6A intact male rawfood no e collar or prong and well trained , now how about that ? It's called proper training .

[@chiefcamon]

You are totally missing the point. If I put that e Collar on you and turned it to a level that you would use on a dog, you wouldn't even feel it, and if you did, it certainly wouldn't hurt. Regardless of what method you use, An E collar used appropriately can be very effective, and harmless. Any method of training requires some form of correction. Even if that's just you making a harsh tone. There is more than one way to skin a cat, doesn't mean everyone else is wrong

[@perrodehont5109]

Yes they are very effective but that isn't the point , I have personally felt the different levels and I react on them on a very low level 8 on the collar used here . My point is every idiot can train a dog with an e collar it takes a real trainer to get the same results not using a prong or e collar . But it's like raising children everybody makes mistakes but most children /dogs turn out right . Some should be put down or away for the rest of their lives , there are very sick dogs/people out there , just look at what happened in NY .

[@cozitsmj87]

Perro dehont You're probably a VEGAN because I can smell a vegan from thousands miles away and I fkin hate vegans. A sister of mine who is one, ended a dogs life by feeding a vegan based kibble to her dog who made it to just 3yrs old because she cares so much for the animals who has to suffer for our sustenance.... yea, I ain't even gonna waste my time on more people like you..... Just wanna mention this

[@LukeyDookie.]

I'm currently working with my six month doberman, I rescued her within her first few weeks, as soon as she was available, but I know for a fact that she was neglected by her first foster, her second foster I know she was well taken care of because I got to see her on a daily basis. She was rejected at birth and has some brain damage because of that, and I'm curious if this training method would have any effect. Currently its proving difficult to get her to obey commands without treating, especially recall, but I'm sure she's more than capable of being an immaculately trained and loved dog. I'm not looking to be called out for abusing my dog because she is the second most important part of my life. I'm just looking for methods to train her. Any negative response won't be dignified with a response.

[@Lisabug2659]

It’s interesting that my Dalmatian hears your verbal commands because he knows…..recall…watching a KZbin vid.

[@kicknadeadcat]

My dog thinks it’s a itch that he has to scratch. That’s how low it is.

[@christopherdyson5212]

what e collar do you recommend?

[@TheRasputin1983]

Hello what do you mean of recall?the vibrating mode or the static chock mode? Or the beep mode

[@kilroywashere123]

Beautiful sweet dog. Thanks for the video. Looks like he needs to put on some weight by the way

[@JohnGilbert49]

Good video. I purchased one of the E-Collars. I have tested it on my arm in a sensitive spot and at level 10 it has a nice bite. My problem is the German Shepherd I am working with is not phased by this collar at level 10 or even when I hit the red boost button which is set at its default of 20. I shaved a spot on his neck to make sure I was getting a good contact but nothing. At no time during the introduction did he give any indication of a stimulus response. Am I doing something wrong? I have the unit set to continuous and continuous boost. I am familiar with electric collars having experience with tritonics in years past. The dog I am working with is going after the owner's horses. We have spent several months working with him on come, sit, sit-stay, heal, and down. By the way I ordered a new set of points for shepherds.

[@frisco61]

John Gilbert Which collar did you buy?

[@JohnGilbert49]

I bought the 300 series. I talked to the manufacturer and ordered a set of extended prongs for a thick coated dog. The dog I am working has a really high tolerance for stimulation so through trial and error I found a level that works for him.

[@57vette2008vette]

My Rott has such a thick coat that I need the collar to be very tight or else it appears to not be working.

[@amysaffos7108]

I’ve never been an advocate of e-collars although I’m sure that lots of people may have success with them. I’ve always wondered what happens when the e-collar comes off and your dog is expected to listen? Is it because it’s paired with the reward and the dog learns that once the collar is no longer being used? Or does the dog have to continuing wearing the collar for life? Also how would this technique work with a dog that is little more shy and insecure (like my young dog, who is training in a different way) unlike Nero who seems super happy and confident with a great personality. This trainer seems to know what he is doing, though. No criticism by any means....really just questions I have thought of...

[@shieldk9]

Amy Saffos many of the dogs we train here have anxiety issues. As for what happens when the collar comes off. If you have laid your groundwork properly the dog will continue to be obedient. That being said why would you take it off? Is it so hard to put a collar on your dog? It is definitely more convenient then a leash.

[@amysaffos7108]

Ok. Thanks for the response. I’ve known people who use them with great results I personally don’t want to keep one on my dog all the time because Im not sure I would be allowed to use it in obedience or agility in UKC or AKC. I’ll have to check into that. I have another puppy that’s headed that route and will start working with a show trainer soon. Just I’m not familiar because I’ve only shown horses and not dogs yet. Maybe when not in those situations i would use it? Although I DO know they are used in other events which is totally fine. BTW...I’m NOT...let me repeat NOT one of those people who thinks that e-collars are cruel AT ALL. Just a training tool I wanted to know more about and I haven’t been a fan of because of my lack of experience with them. I come from a place of open mindedness and would trust my trainer with what they felt would work best with my dog. Please don’t worry about answering me back with any response whatsoever. Really don’t need it after your last comments which seem a little defensive and harsh and like I said...I’m totally not one of those people I was just asking VALID, REASONABLE questions. Good luck in your training. You seem to be a good trainer but i personally am afraid to ask any other questions as you come across in a really short manner. Cool though. I’m sure you feel you have to defend yourself for these methods sometimes to some people. I’m just NOT One of them. I’ll just ask someone else but thanks for getting back to me as I really do appreciate that. That’s not sarcasm. Just an HONEST thanks.

[@namelessnotion0]

​@@amysaffos7108 I use ecollar, primarily for off leash safety. After a certain point I rarely have to use it, he still wears it for safety, for example I need to get him out of a dangerous situation like chasing a deer. But he does not wear it while we do bikejoring, he's well attached to the bike and I have control. While he does wear it while we do nose games I never use it while working scents because it's fun fun fun time. There is no difference in our relationship if the collar is on or off, his drive to work with me is not dependent on the ecollar but the ecollar has helped our relationship because it can reduce conflict and allows us to go on adventures he loves. The ecollar is "layered" onto existing obedience, the dog should already know the expectations, understand the communication and be engaged. So it is true if the foundational obedience is already there, it shouldn't matter if the collar is on or off.

[@bridgetcorrymorse6279]

Sensible trainer

[@LadyJesterSurfer]

Love the cut on the ears, is this a show cut?

[@shieldk9]

LadyJesterSurfer not sure..wasnt my dog.

[@zander3696]

there is no such thing as a show cut the dog must have a ears cropped for it to be eligible in shows at least in America of course it depends on the show you’re going to as well but that’s besides the point Dobermans have to have their tail docked and their ears cropped before they’re allowed in the show ring when I say show I mean an actual ring where you literally just run around a ring and judges decide which one looks better in sport shows would you actually have things like herding IPO and other dog sports and in those it doesn’t matter you can have an absolute Mutt unless it’s a breed-specific/purebred competition what I mean by pure bed competition is you can bring any dog they just must be purebred and that’s generally just so they don’t have mutts in there not outperforming Rottweilers

[@IHateEveryoneSrsly]

The vet cuts the ears. NEVER DO IT AT HOME

[@ROBDee-ho9lu]

@@zander3696 Cropped ears are forbidden in the Netherlands. Also on dogshows.

[@sentient8146]

If I train my pup to come, stay, heel etcetera using an E-collar will I always have to use the collar or do you phase it out?

[@DougHinVA]

see my response to oh yeah yeah above

[@IHateEveryoneSrsly]

Never use it on a puppy!! Until like 5 months old!

[@lokilockness2970]

John Hilton use it to train and teach wanted behaviour after that I think you can phase it out different rules for different dogs

[@kaachifam374]

@@IHateEveryoneSrsly Not true, you use it on a dog that knows a command, you can use it any age, as long as they understand what they are told.

[@kaachifam374]

That’s like saying “does my dog always have to wear the leash?” I would wait till your dog is fully trained, and after they are fully trained for 6 months, then take the collar off.

[@jakobneumaier]

here in germany the e colar is not legal to use.. such a big bs. If used properly its a good thing, not a bad thing.

[@shieldk9]

Germany is second in the world in ecollar sales last I checked..😉

[@militarypage3622]

you guys do know that e collars vibrate and not shock the dog?

[@wlf9108]

Didn’t really explain anything about the collar and when to stimulate.

[@Sandwichplss]

I dont own a dog idk what im doing here

[@dawnlisabennett1966]

what E- collar do you use please?

[@zareth-shahar]

That one is the Mini Educator I think.

[@klarabubenikova6484]

What kind of e-collarr is this? I would like to purchase it. Is it also waterproof?

[@zander3696]

Klara Bubenikova it’s the E collar technology’s mini educator and I do not think it’s waterproof I haven’t bought it myself but I’m looking at it and I haven’t looked into if it was waterproof or not although it’s definitely rain proof mean you can just look at an up close of somebody’s video

[@metalmaster76]

if you only do positive, maybe one day there will be something that the dog wants to do that is BETTER than your treat, and then they wont come.

[@trendingtigers]

I use ecollars a lot in training. I do get the keyboard karens at times typing furiously about how cruel ecollars are. Pfff

[@marekh3624]

this dog need more food!

[@tanglelover]

Nope, he's a lovely, ideal weight. He's just not obese like most dogs you see. He's at a fit but not conditioned weight, wait until the testosterone kicks in around the second year and marvel at his developing muscles.

[@boodywarrior]

Your dog must need less food then lol, I would say this Doberman is on the upper side of the perfect weight.

[@desertcamel6685]

No this Doberman is ideal weight...he is American not European.. People always tell me your " Doberman is too skinny!!"... I always explain to people these are American Dobermans...not European..

[@ettyobz]

Not all pain , human or child is abuse. Every one learns diffrently.

[@alexusjovan8848]

Shocked dogs are stressed by the presence of their handler because they anticipate being shocked

[@thouartstrong9507]

prove it

[@LIFESaWONDER]

Then you definitely doing it wrong. Dog learns that returning to the handler signals it off. Sporting dogs learn that the buzz signals a return command from far away.

[@sentient8146]

Does Nero always have to wear the collar or is it just to cement commands it already knows. Does Nero learn when the collar is not on and does it have to be on to get the demanded behavior? Thanks. I think it's time to try one out on my 6 month old Brittany. She has a great recall and stay but only when she wants too. The experienced breeder I got my bitch from clearly loved their dogs. Their geriatric dogs get to retire to the good life. They swear by them and produce good bird dogs that are loved but are required to come when called for starters. I watched a guy recently whose dog didn't come when called. He chased it for an hour screaming COME COME COME. HE CORNERED THE DOG GRABBED IT BY THE COLLAR AND WAS YELLING "I TOLD YOU TO COME" AND DRAGGED HIM AWAY. Well when I got home I started researching e collars. I want a dog that listens all the time and the first time. Is that realistic?

[@ducaandtacoservicedogs2356]

she's only coming because she's gonna get shocked hard if she doesn't its not training its abuse

[@redphionix6322]

Ok I have the best life hack ever with a shock collar 1. Remove from dog 2. Put collar on 3. Run a bath 4. Get in 5. Turn onto highest setting 6. Activate Good job following the instructions you should get exactly what you deserve for hurting a dog

[@professorm3136]

Instructions unclear, shocked my weewee

[@shieldk9]

Ecollars wouldnt electrocute anyone in a bath or water of any kind stupid.

[@bearchow1929]

I found it useless. You don't show how you specifically train the collar.

[@guitarplayingman]

turn the opening music down you fool...

[@user-qc5jw1xy5l]

LOL

[@SpeedDemonCBR]

Word of advice don’t lie in your videos saying I don’t tell him to sit he does it on his own when I heard you clear as day 2 time at 3:18 tell him to sit

[@shieldk9]

Corvettes 706 you sure got me there.. Maybe you should have asked why on that one specific rep I asked the dog to sit.. 🤣😂 Now go watch yourself some Victoria Stillwell she will be more your cup of tea.

[@SpeedDemonCBR]

Shieldk9 Dog Training who the fuck is Victoria stillwell? And sorry if it’s not shooting guns or racing cars I’m not interested in it I just came to your video to see what the collar was about and it’s sad when you can’t handle a little truth so stop being a pansy when someone says something to you it just makes you look like a bitch

[@gymbols4344]

Facts bro I notice that too dudes a liar 🤥

[@RePlayBoy101]

e collar ... not a fan ... simply becouse people dont know how to use it

[@shieldk9]

RePlayBoy101 most people don't know how to properly use a leash either. I am still a fan of those :).

[@RePlayBoy101]

the best weapon is food .... my beagle is an angel when i have food ...

[@shieldk9]

RePlayBoy101 ok take your beagle off leash in public with food and post the video here :).

[@RePlayBoy101]

i have him off leash all the time but not in public cuz some people dont like wondering dogs :P .... and he begs a lot

[@zander3696]

RePlayBoy101 exactly when you have food and let me guess when you’re eating food and you don’t intend on giving it any it’s probably. fucking Hell SpohnBecause you shouldn’t use fucking food if you don’t know how to use it you simply don’t know how to use it

[@annafultonkemp4789]

I came here to learn how to train my dog to be offleash with a remote collar, but I found a guy with a dog who is already trained! This is not helpful as a training video.

[@kilroywashere123]

No, it's a Doberman and they learn extremely quickly. I mean like in 5 minutes.

[@chriscode6431]

Your dog has to know how to come when called first. E collars are very effective and dobermans are very smart. And this guy only gets good dogs. That dog could learn in 5 minutes.

[@ROBDee-ho9lu]

@@kilroywashere123 It is obvious you never ever owned a Dobermann.

[@kilroywashere123]

@@ROBDee-ho9lu That's pretty funny. I volunteered with a Doberman rescue for many years had about 20 of them go through my home in addition to the three that I've owned as puppies.

[@panzertooE-CollartrainingPAGER]

TOTAL TERRIBLE

[@gracethompson1283]

I dk I mean.. he doesnt look relaxed the tail isn't going he's irritated when it goes off I don't really see the necessity of the whole thing maybe in time with more freedom it might be ok. I just couldn't in fear of the dog snapping one day.. if they are a good listening pup then maybe maybe and only at a young age maybe only with police dogs.

[@stinasvensk5951]

Firt mutilated, then tortured. Docked tail, cropped ears, prong collar and shock-collar. Poor dog!!! All of this is illegal in my country, thank god. Some "humans" disgust me!

[@shieldk9]

Yes poor dog. He gets to be off leash and look good! Someone help him!! We are very happy we don't live in a place that bans dog training and are sorry for those who do and are forced to hide their training. We are also sorry for dogs that live restricted lives on the end of a 6 foot lead or in a yard. That in our eyes is true abuse.

[@cozitsmj87]

Stina Svensk docked tail, cropped ears yada yada yada. I suppose you don't have a female kid that doesn't have pierced ears? Or a male kid that you're not planning on getting circumcised? Single minded sheeps these days.....

[@stinasvensk5951]

No I don't have kids. And even if I did have kids I would not circumsize a boy (we usually don't do that on a helathy boy here, if there is not an obvious medical reason. Most swedish men are not circumcised.) or let a girl pierce her ears, until she is at least 16 years old or so. My own mom did'nt let me until I was 18..! Ws the first thing I went ahead and did when I turned 18, haha.

[@tegueggu]

I don't see why it's a problem if it doesn't cause any harm to the dog. I'm not for it or against it, I honestly don't care. I love animals just as much as you and I see no problem with this. If done correctly by a vet it's fine. My schnauzer has a cropped tail. Did that stop me from buying him? Hell no! Because he's a great friend no matter what he looks like. This Doberman is clearly loving life and I'm sure he'll be loving it even more with this training! Most dogs need the stimulation of a prong or an ecollar to get the point across. That's not harming the dog, and if you think it is you need to read up on these training tools. I wouldn't do anything to my dog that I wouldn't do to myself. He's my best friend and I'm not going to let him go without proper training so he can cause himself, me, other dogs and other people problems. This is humane enrichment and I promise you the dog is grateful for it.

[@olman.morales]

Says it the person with Rabbits in a cage when they are supposed to be free rodents. Congrats you will change the world by judging a loving trainer.

[@angeldelacruz1384]

i will never ever electrocute my pet dog.

[@anth2154]

Choke chain, prong collar and E- collar just to promote a basic recall? Yeh... you're in control of your dog haha. Get it to respect you and it'll always come back

[@alfredthompson5494]

The worst Dog Trainer Ever!

[@Adam-eq7tk]

100% disagree.

[@TeamDogFan]

No, he speak very smart things. Maybe you just can't understand what he speaking about.

[@doglover140]

I agree the dog is shaking the head too much in stress mode

[@threeleggedtrixie8712]

That Person the dog shakes his head because of an itch, you dumbass, not because of stress. that is *the* stupidest, most uneducated thing I have ever heard. maybe you should learn about dogs before giving other people crap. the dog clearly had an itch, because when they have an itch, the gently shake their heads a little and twitch their ears, tilting them, exactly what Nero was doing. go be uneducated somewhere else

[@sageyboi9082]

@@doglover140 a dog will shake its head when the collar vibrates because it tickles and they have the urge to shake it off or scratch it as if a bug had landed on them. I use a e collar on my dog, vibrations and beep only because I hate the idea of shocking her. I have shocked myself with the collar and it feels like someone plucking your arm hairs. The name "shock collar" indicates that it is using electrical signals to shock the dog. Which most of the times is not the case. My dog associates the E collar with fun things because she gets to run around and sniff and only has to come back if I buzz the collar for a second. Most hunting dogs are trained using e collars because voices cannot carry as far as the signal and will get the dogs attention if they are getting too excited and distracted. It's more of a reminder to the dog that you still exist and you still expect then to listen to you. I hope this helps!

[@ginochavez4009]

I do not recommend this way, train your dog the right way it will be 100 times for rewarding!

[@littleAnimeFreak1]

My gosh guys. Seriously. Using the lowest setting on an e collar like a vibration, ok, I wouldn't use it myself but I wouldn't freak out because of it. Put the prong collar this dog is obviously wearing? That has nothing to do with dog training. This is straight up cruelty if this dog is ever on a leash with this collar. In Germany these things are banned for a reason. My dog is super loving and also obedient while still being a dachshund and only trained with positive reinforcement. I see so many celebrities giving their dog into "doggie camps" where they are " trained" like this. I'm sorry but I can't take such nonsense. In my eyes those are people who are too lazy to train their dogs themselves and I would never give my dog to someone who thinks that way to train dogs is forcing them to do what you want, disguising it with "oh I reward him when he comes to me with a treat". Yeah fine thats the right start but punishment and violence is never a solution when it comes to dogs. Not even in the slightest. The only tools I use are love the relationship between me and my dog and a few tasty treats.

[@shieldk9]

Emotions are truly the enemy of logic. 🙈

[@littleAnimeFreak1]

@@shieldk9 yeah I feel emotions. Like love for my dog. I know not everyone can relate to that.

[@lux6961]

Du sagst es, du hast einen Dackel, keinen Dobermann ;) Versuche mal einen 40 kg Dobermann, der gerade komplett im Trieb ist, mit "Liebe" und Leckerlis zu trainieren. Ich verwende auch E-Halsbänder und es klappt alles super. Es sind einfache Trainingstools. Das Problem sind die Leute, die diese Dinger falsch einsetzen und den Hund regelrecht "brechen".

[@the_ohio_pack9650]

i love my dogs... little craps are spoiled to death with over 50 toys, a huge dog bed that sits on MY BED and sleep with me ever night and never leave my side and outside we use both prong collar and e collar. why? cause my dogs have a crazy ass pray drive and sometimes me saying "come' don't snap them out of wanted the animal they see. iv put a prong on my neck and yanked it wayyyy harder i would got my dog and it did not hurt iv also "shocked" myself with a e collar what was on level 20 it didn't hurt and my dogs use a level 4 lmao

[@littleAnimeFreak1]

The_ohio_dogs28 if this is okay for you, Go ahead. I am just saying that Prongcollars in my country, are classified as animal abuse and are banned. If hurting your dog is the only way for you to keep them behaving how you want, you should really look into some different ways of dogtraining, in my opinion. I dont want to start a fight. I just want to point out that there are better ways to achieve your goals with your dog. It just takes work, time, love and patience to achieve them.

[@nicholasprendergast2638]

You don't know anything about dogs. A good trainer doesn't need to abuse his animals. In Germany you would be sentenced for that.

[@shieldk9]

Nicholas Prendergast ironically I learned e collar training from some of the best German trainers in the world. Germany is now sadly run by a bunch of crazy animal rights advocates who know nothing about dog training. How about you show a video of your functional obedience training or shut up.

[@yawny9710]

Shieldk9 Dog Training lmao well said indeed.

[@kevinkryer9792]

Nicholas Prendergast ur an idiot man he didn't zap it he is correcting it so it gets he's attention second of all he doesn't live in nazi German so I don't think he gives a fuck third of all I assume the Doberman is an American line which is a lot easier to train than an European line is so go cry some more it's not abusing how in da fuck do u think highly trained military canine is trained? U guess that right with an "abusive" E collar I know for an fact German police officer canines are the most unstable dogs I have seen same goes with the danish police very poor trained if u have a clue about Dobermans in general they ain't a easy fit if u reward them to much u ruining their training so get it straight before commenting on shit u don't have a clue on yes ofc the dog doesn't like the sensation and he might have the volume to high but that doesn't give u the right to play better or call him abusive in any way

[@yawny9710]

Cynthia Black you do not shock the dog... if you shock the dog your doing it wrong -_- and I would say that's abuse. But not not low level stim. There are a lot of things do to dogs that people may say is abuse, but there is a difference from using a tool properly and then using them improperly. Y'all are gun a disagree no matter what, and y'all are entitled to your opinion and say he's being abusive and is a horrible trainer, but it's not going to change the way he goes about his training.

[@shieldk9]

Look I shocked these ones into submission too...:). kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqSUk2ago6qUh9E

[@CryptikStudios]

Treats... LOL