Lead/Leash manners - Teaching a Prey Driven Dog to Recall. Video 7.

[@ragdollyally]

You are a master of your art! I LOVE this!!! It's made me realise that I sometimes settle for less and I need to change that. Cannot WAIT for the next one!

[@PratimaKumari-hd5cp]

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[@stephenparry172]

Loving this inspiring series of videos, thanks for putting the time in to share the progress and show what can be done when approached in the right way

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Lovely work Jamie. I really enjoy seeing progress. Thank you : ) I agree to much fuss equals excitement. Vocal intonation is so important. When we command it must be obeyed.

[@JoJo_GSD]

Incredible, and beautiful. It's like she is at one with your whole essence, your spirit. 🙌🙌thank you 👍🐾

[@ragdollyally]

That's how I feel too, and it's that point I've sought to reach with my dogs. When you get there, it is the best feeling in the world and touches you on a really primal level. Being at one with a dog is a true privilege in life.

[@JoJo_GSD]

@@ragdollyally amen to that 🙌🤗

[@kenkrauss4696]

Nice video of training results. Where is the actual training?? What happened during the thirteen days??

[@singsonggirl9267]

OK,; this is great, but HOW do we train the dog to recall to the whistle?? They don't return automatically when they hear the whistle without being trained to it, do they? And with the 'heel' command, you've shown us the result but not how to accomplish it.

[@cathdiago7800]

I’m watching these videos to learn how to do it but I am only seeing the before and after. Disappointed and makes me feel worse for it. Do I need to contact you personally for the tricks of the trade? I just wanted some help

[@timearp8185]

Thanks for your series. I've a 13mo Lab dog that's very similar, very prey driven/hunting/poor heel. There's a lot of work to be done, hopefully we'll get there in a few months or at least see some improvement.

[@BOLTtheRottweilerlife]

super well manner puppy

[@rensha8635]

I love this dog ♥️ she’s driven, enthusiastic, and fun loving and none of that is taken away from her when she’s properly trained. She’s just gained self control. Joy to watch this training.

[@Two_Buck]

Love your videos. Your dog is amazing. Do you have videos on how you got her to that point?

[@PaddyRassbach]

Who can I contact on the East Coast of the US, if you know any. Your videos are so great! Thank you

[@iga279]

Nice video. Does it ever shine in your area ?

[@coffeestainsvancouve]

Hey Jamie, just came across your videos and there are so many gem nuggets of info! Thank you! I’ve been working recall similar to how you instruct. Curious, what’s kind of time frame I should have in mind for working through recall as prey drive activation kicks in? I try to get my Vizsla’s attention before being activated but it’s tough. I know it will take time but a sense of how much training goes into this will help me relax into the work. The biggest challenge we’re building up to is freedom to be off leash. I know we need the fundamentals down on a long lead before we even consider the latter. He’s got great recall with no distractions which feels like a solid base to keep building off of. Thanks in advance for any input!

[@vickychalloner2436]

I love this and can only wish it for my cocker. I am constantly having to give lead corrections. What might I be doing wrong?

[@scottingram580]

I should have watched this a year ago, had terrible trouble with my lurcher until I noticed he was fascinated by the magpies clack clack warning call, so I tried to mimic the call and he comes everytime, if I'd watched this I'd have none of the first problems, I get wierd looks making wierd noises but me dog comes

[@BOLTtheRottweilerlife]

i love puppy

[@andymahy1886]

Hi Jamie, these videos are great, thank you to you and your son for making these videos. Our dog Tilly wears a prong collar and heels ok with it, but once on the slip lead, we have to correct frequently. There is definitely a problem still as you have pointed out. I would love for some advice regarding how to improve the issue. Please may I contact you? I know you are are a busy man.

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

[e-mail] Send a video of the lead work 👍

[@andymahy1886]

@@JamiePenrithDogTraining will do

[@mikeygallag]

Great videos. How old is this dog?

[@mptcook]

Do you connect the long line to a flat collar so that there is a differentiation with the slip? Thanks

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

Yes. There is no association required for the long line.

[@rassoum]

Like night and day! I have to say, I’ve watched many many trainers and you really are the best. Wish you were located here in the U.S.! I have an Australian Cattle Dog/GSD mix and he’s almost a year and still won’t walk on a lead without pulling me, even choking himself. Ugh

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

Hey Rasmiya. I offer zoom consultations. [e-mail]

[@faceus]

the end of the video 😂🤣

[@1cbrracer]

I use to use fishing line for a longline as my boy was/is longline wise. And won't leave heel when it's on.

[@skylarc8859]

for the last part with lead walking and heel work: my boys nose is almost always in the ground, I ask him to "walk nice at my side" for short bits but he is always unhappy with it and prefers walking and smelling the ground rather than walk with me, how do I work on getting that attention and calm? is it possible with intact male dogs as well, we live in suburbia/city and there a lot of dogs/smells everywhere we walk

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

Thank you for the question! I have a monthly online dog training program accessed here: taketheleadtraining.co.uk/online-training It is t expensive and it contains a wealth of information and demonstration on matters such as lead walking development.

[@claireseddon1638]

Can you recommend a trainer in Cornwall please, all ones I've met so far are not working. My dog is like this. Thank you.

[@susanmckernan4644]

What is her recall like when another person and /or dog comes from other direction?

[@brianlocal3]

This series has been amazing Thank you so much for putting this out. I would absolutely love to see you do something with like a Wire Fox Terrier, a welsh or Lakeland. Smaller dog, more terrier type personality.

[@maxbacon4828]

Me too!.

[@Matthewhew30]

Hi Jamie, this gives me hope with my GSD! Did this dog have any sort of reactivity to other dogs at all?

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

No, but I’d say 75% of GSD’s do - more on than off lead. I believe it’s a mixture of breeding and breed. It’s VERY common within GSD’s. Very rarely - if ever - can it be traced to a traumatic early event or improper exposure. GSD’s tend to grow into it. Firm obedience is a very productive way to handle the behaviour. Focus on teaching what you expect without compromise, then the dog has a productive alternative to explosive outbursts on the lead.

[@Matthewhew30]

@@JamiePenrithDogTraining Thank you for the reply Jamie, following yourself and having sessions with Danny at Unleashed will get us where we want to be, eventually. Just takes time and consistency.

[@kevinschuiteboer6367]

My dog comes in the house there’s no problem but when he is out side he doesn’t listen to me out side

[@JG-mv5qn]

Ok Jamie, Wow and HOW?

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

😂😂😂 ....

[@evlocke4003]

Which whistle do u use please

[@lodgehousestudio6219]

What are your thoughts on Hunting Together! Predation Substitute Training by Simone Mueller. Is this an effective substitute and is this as reliable as the ecollar?

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

I guess the answer to that is to ask Simone to take a dog with a very high prey drive and rehearsal history, take it into a live environment without tools, treats, toys or restraints, allow the dog to run perfectly free and recall every time - within 3 weeks. That would give you the best answer!

[@lodgehousestudio6219]

@@JamiePenrithDogTraining she would say she would put the dog on a lead around sheep. That it’s irresponsible owners. It’s a choice she makes that easier to live with.

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

@@lodgehousestudio6219 I would also put a dog on a lead when in known, immediate proximity to sheep. The difference is, my decision is a responsible choice, not an irresponsible necessity. I choose to train avoidance towards sheep rather than put all my faith in a restraint. What constitutes ’around sheep’ for an animal with the ability to know of their presence LONG before you do? What of dogs that chase and kill deer, cats, foxes or birds; dogs that take off after them the moment they detect them? How is an owner to know that they are ‘around’ or ‘near’ these animals? I hear too many excuses for inadequate training from trainers who ought to state to owners from the outset - ‘This won’t actually work in reality’. Instead, they sell hope and pedal false belief. That to me is both irresponsible and unethical. It’s a little like saying, ‘why wear a seatbelt if you intend to drive slowly?’ To which the answer is, ‘why wouldn’t you?’

[@RoddyKirk]

Awesome

[@williamreynolds7003]

My GWP has a good recall, and stops well on the whistle, but his lead waking is awful, he’s better off the lead. When people see him on the lead they think there’s no way you can let him off, but off lead he’s a different dog, any ideas on the issue?

[@theorhodes1681]

Mine does mostly the same, so much better offlead... it's almost like the lead makes him less aware of where he is

[@Kate98755]

my border collie/GSP the same, off leash i’m going to throw the ball…she’s required to be by my side to fetch, so off leash she even only steps when i step

[@clairesanderson3064]

Our girl walks quite nicely next to me (without prey distractions) when I have a lead attached to the front of her harness but when I put a slip lead on or lead attached to collar she pulls. Would it be possible to get some advice on how to improve leash walking? We're currently working on recall with the help of your videos so thank you for those.

[@watchmoivies123]

Did I miss how you actually thought it?

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

This is one video in a series. They’re all there. Hours of work and years of experience. All free.

[@duncanrose7985]

Bit bloody good 👍 I need some help to get started with the collar work and the lead work. Pointer always surging forward when looselead walking. Can l send you a email ? l’m in Melbourne 🇦🇺, not many ecollar trainers around here…

[@JamiePenrithDogTraining]

Absolutely [e-mail]