THE BIGGEST MISTAKES YOU CAN MAKE TRAINING YOUR DOG!

Teaching your dog how to walk on the leash properly is something most dog owners struggle with. In this video professional dog trainer, Tom Davis goes over life-changing dog training advice.
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[@rmbtd]

"What are you gonna give me" "nothing" "well this sucks" "I don't care" hahaha loved that part

[@pip5461]

It must be so difficult at times to convey to the owner(s), the errors being made, whilst trying to maintain a positive attitude, and remain candid.

[@tomdavisofficial]

I love it!

[@christituck4409]

Something I see a lot is different members of the family using different "words" as commands. I also made a list of our commands for our doggy daycare/boarding facility to use. We have a particularly challenging German Shepherd (much like the ones that come to you). The DDC/BDG staff were very appreciative of the list. It gets put on his run area while he's there. It helps for everyone to use those few words all the same way for better communication. BTW I love what you do and teach and implement your strategies with our challenging Shepherd. There have been many days when I wished I lived closer to your facility. But watching you and learning has been a tremendous help!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@m.e.5]

@@christituck4409 good on you for giving the handlers the language to use for your dog! I have a challenging pitty and feel the same-this channel has really helped enforce what training we’ve had and helped our relationship tremendously!

[@OMDAT]

I love how you also give owners a vocal reward after they did something right. "Good!"

[@ShepherdsCreek]

I got my new no bad dogs mask and wear it at the dog park. It has started a lot of really positive conversations and I always direct them to your videos. Even people with well trained dogs can benefit from your content :) thanks again for the mask!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!! :))

[@mklnelson77]

I’m a dog walker and when I do meet and greets and find them to be reactive, I send them your way. I wear the no bad dog sweatshirts when I walk too and it strikes up lots of good convos!

[@sammysammu1]

I'd like to say my dog is pretty well trained, but I find myself learning something with almost every single one of your videos. Love your ways of training and content.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@RileyFreeman8]

I wish I found your videos before my senior dog passed away. I only had him for a few years but he was a shelter dog wish a list of health problems that I adopted at 10 so he had tons of anxiety, big dog hip and gait problems, and leash issues but I assumed he wasn't going to make it past a few months so I didn't bother trying to train him. I assumed it would be a long process and stressful for him being old and with cancer, and now I see that I probably could have given him a more structured last few years. At least now I know for next time, whenever that may be.

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Good for you for adopting a senior dog. When your ready, do the same thing and give it the best few years you can...and train it..it will only help the bond! God bless!

[@emuthurman4155]

Love how operant conditioning works for the handler too. When he kept explaining that there was pressure with the curved elbow, the second he marked “its better” for the correct position with her hand she relaxed and dropped it even more because it clicked for her. Amazing stuff.

[@snoozanne1234]

Oh my gosh....I'm so mad at myself, I spent over $1000 for a trainer to teach me THIS.....which I could have gotten for free.....Well, you have a new subscriber, thank you for sharing your information freely!

[@Rebecca-qx1et]

Yep..we talk to them too much. Poor dogs.

[@olivianicotera172]

I definitely talk to my dogs TOO much. I will work on this for sure. Thank you for another amazing video!

[@brie7361]

samee! i said too much ‘good boy’ lol

[@Tbonebby]

One thing I would love to see would be any bloopers from all your videos! Im sure there have been lots of fumbles or getting tongue tied or the dog doing something stupid. That would be hilarious

[@tomdavisofficial]

lol they’re are

[@duhduu6658]

Upstate Canine Academy 😁😁🤔

[@lison1273]

You’re absolutely right. The leash is the telegraph wire. The dog picks up on everything that’s going on in your body when you’re holding a leash in your left hand or right hand. I learned this through going through theseeingeye.

[@miriammorris3211]

My absolute favorite KZbin channel! And by far, the greatest dog-owner trainer around! Keep posting, Tom, we humans need it. 🐕❤

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much! :)

[@cindygrape]

I've been binge watching your videos to prepare myself for my new Belgian Shepherd puppy that's moving in with me this Saturday so I can do right by her from the VERY beginning! Thank you man!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@SteveWKk]

I highly recommend checking out Natalie Dobkins here on youtube... And Robert Cabral. My lab is 2 now its its been a learning experience for sure! Set rules and boundaries.....reward the good....discourage the bad... And BE CONSISTENT. :) And crate train......you won't regret it. My lab abdolutely Loves her crate.

[@cindygrape]

@@SteveWKk Thank you so much for the recommendations I will definitely check those out! And yes I will definitely crate train and make her her own safe spot! I wish happy and long years for you and your lab :)

[@brittanybecker698]

Robert is a good one too! Know his shepherds for sure

[@lisasspott6884]

I recommend your channel to absolutely everyone who has issues with their furkid. I know you are part k9. You understand them very well.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks!!

[@kelsyfinkenbiner4893]

I agree he definitely is part of a pack...leader of the pack at that🐕 and such a pure soul!!!🥰🙌

[@vix3075]

Aarrggghhh “fur kid” that’s where the problem starts...dogs are not human children 🙄 stop treating them like they are...it’s not how dogs work!

[@jesstrainsdogs1659]

Vix 30 yes I totally agree with you. OP I’d highly recommend to not anthropomorphize dogs. Their behaviors are totally different than ours and shouldn’t be attributed to human behavior.

[@katie5104]

'Furkid' 🤮

[@user-ri6qp9lm9k]

There's passion in what you do, and damned, it shows!

[@kimfrancis36]

Tom you Absolutely have a God given talent for teaching and handling dogs!! Thank you for helping all the fur babies and owners that you do!!

[@gabib.1780]

I had been watching your videos for about a year and just got a rottweiler-retriever mix 8 week puppy 2 days ago, he already knows his name, come command, retrieves and drops the object onto my hand when asked - I am baffled at how fast he learnt this (less than 48h), sure i know it'll be constant work to maintain the knowledge and there's plenty more to teach but I am very thankful to you and this channel for all i have learnt, i feel confident that my puppy will grow up to be a balanced, well trained companion and that's to some degree due to your efforts to educate us! Thank you and keep up the awesome work!

[@vickialldaffer3634]

I am working with dogs and owners on my mail route. I always tell them to watch your videos, that they are very helpful. Keep up the great work!!

[@emabalint9493]

Brilliant as always. I´m at the beggining of my dog trainer carrier and your videos are huge help for me, thank you for sharing with us! *clapping hands*

[@shandaa8607]

You need to make a TON of shorts from this video!! Thanks for being you!

[@janellwoods9327]

The moment you realize this video is about you 🤣🤣😝 @ 5:20 You fur does look nice today!!!! -Stay Real, Stay Safe

[@tomdavisofficial]

Haha

[@HappyDW]

You make me laugh every time! Such great information. I’m so happy to have found you.

[@meniosg]

Another great and very helpful video Tom. Thanks for the tips. I'm learning a lot about dog behavior with all the explanations in your videos. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PR-nr2ro]

Great video! It’s great Tom is helping every day dog owners’ understand behavior & methods before their dog get out-of-control.

[@loridouglas4521]

I am so appreciative of all the content you put out. You're helping me and my clients as well. Thank you Tom.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching Lori! :)

[@Lawleoo]

Always learning something new in your videos! Thanks tom!

[@kathleenreyes4345]

You do such great work...thanks!

[@lisamiller299]

Love it, great info... as always, Tom!! 👌🙌❤

[@laureneaton5802]

So glad you have the intro and outro bits so we can see your lovely face ☺️ Thanks so much for these videos! Im learning so much. Soon to be able to apply. Much love!

[@liannebenn2097]

I have a Border Collie mix. You're so right. She doesn't find idle chat too interesting. If I ramble on she just says, "Fine, but can we talk about food now?"

[@elizabethbub8632]

Your videos are so helpful! Love to watch.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much for the feedback ❤️

[@Kate-ef1ui]

Great explanations! Great video

[@anuenue58]

I like how you are breaking things down so there is no confusion. It has taken me awhile to relax and take the lead. Thanks for sharing all your good knowledge.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching~ :)

[@milenataylor2]

As always, loved the video. You guys always train people too and that’s the most important step, I believe.

[@tomdavisofficial]

YES! Agreed!

[@reneenusbaumer7134]

I always learn something new every time I watch one of your videos

[@Kc-hc3xg]

Great video Tom!

[@michaelhille6935]

Hello Tom. I come from Germany and have been watching your videos regularly for over a year. I have a 4 year old beagle with which I run Obedience and Rally Obedience. Your videos showed me how I can improve my training. This has significantly improved our relationship.

[@fightermama1748]

Thank you for videos like this! We are about to get a Weimaraner puppy and we plan to spend the time to train it well so thank you for passing on your knowledge!

[@sheilavanduynfote5539]

I enjoy all of your videos and I am constantly telling all my friends to watch your channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@terryvalentic6382]

This is one of your best videos yer. Especially where you have the client hold leash without dog to show arm tension. Bravo!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks Terry!

[@SherrysReviewsandResearch]

Goood point. "White noise" That's how I feel about some people's convo sometimes too. Like "blah blah sit." Lol. Simple. Love it.

[@tomdavisofficial]

YEP!

[@natalieinsocal6675]

You are my favorite KZbin channel... Comparing 'off-leash' as our pups deciding between us & a squirrel is a perfect visual. Leash arm not completely relaxed is like driving an automatic car with both feet aka: riding the brakes. 😉 I hope to catch your next "live"

[@lisaleondires9576]

WOW 🤩 Today I needed this specific topic. This video came at the perfect time. My 1 day off. Thank you 🙏 thank you 😊 thank you ☺️

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching Lisa!!

[@miratraven5755]

I just wanna say this video is amazing. It talks so much about leash pressure and how the dog views it plus how to change unnecessary pressure on the leash given by the owners. That really helps me. I see so many people walk their dog with their hand at their chests and I am just like Nooooooo!!

[@angelaray3573]

I watch these as soon as I can. I learn so much. I just hope I apply the tips correctly. I have a new puppy so need all the help I can get.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching!!

[@brie7361]

you’re one of my top 3 dog trainers💗

[@estaw4970]

This!! My biggest issue is remembering to relax my arm. Thank you! A great reminder!

[@debbietravis5817]

Another great video. 💖

[@KofiAbakh]

Good work bro .

[@victoriaa32]

Good video like always! ❤️

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!

[@user-yb8oy2ez2r]

Straighten the elbow: I'm going to try this! Thank you!

[@bennystropicalswimmigwolf8691]

Always a great job 🐾 awesome 🐾

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Excellent points here Tom. The bent arm thing is so common in none trainers but so hard to stop. As you say dogs pick up on tension etc very quickly. Dogs communicate with tiny ear flicks, looks that most humans do not see unless having watched a pack interact. I chat to my Service Dog but Not when training, she knows when she's working and when she is in "free dog" time, Great as ever Tom. One to make you smile. I got accused of "attacking" a charging Belgian Shepherd by using spacial pressure. After 3 charges and nothing from the owner I had to act. Clearly the dog has never been told NO before. Dominant young dog heading into aggression. Owner doesn't even call the off leash dog...sigh. Thanks Tom, great as always : )

[@debraadamsadams6955]

Great video

[@theusedbert24]

Excited for this video!💙💚

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yaaas

[@joserivero985]

🔥🔥 NBD cap and awesome content as always 🙏🏽

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much Jose!

[@nathancarmona6879]

Have been watching your channel for a while. Has made a huge difference in how I handle the German Shepards that I foster, and was really excited to hear you deep dive on pressure. My question is, how do you handle pressure when dealing with puppies? Working with a 5 month old shepard now, and she's right on the border of finally coming out of her shell, but also pretty strong willed when she wants something. Trying to find a balance of applying pressure and letting her just "dog" as she learns about the world.

[@emmaparker1368]

super helpful

[@twilightpoaskojoei]

Thanks for the content, we need it right now 😂

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yesssss

[@ericke.k4769]

Love the intro music and video

[@harshkadam1269]

Hey dude love from India🇮🇳 I have been watching you since long time and I have learnt a lot of things through your videos 💯 You are doing a great job❣️

[@pawlam]

Muy buena lección! Desde Argentina 😘

[@neilflack1756]

i just watched a 2018, 2019, and now a 2020 video and the quality difference each year is so impressive

[@jeffvalasek4774]

Made a huge difference for me... I am going for a walk, and I want you with me, and I'll give you gentle guidance, if needed. As opposed to 'this is a training walk for you, and I'm always watching'. Seems like a small difference, but it's been huge for me.

[@jeffvalasek4774]

I also use more hand signals now, not just verbals when off leash. So my dog has to be watching me, rather than everything else, keeps focus on me.

[@ncredbird3998]

I wish you'd do this kind of training outdoors as I find its the outside distractions that cause both dog and owner to get frustrated or they not know how to get the dog back under control. Doing this inside does do great in starting the learning process I find it all goes out the door the second they walk out and into the real world. Would be great to see both inside training , then outside training.

[@lisagaedike741]

Maybe the dog isn’t ready! Baby steps appropriate for your doggo! You don’t wanna set them up to fail!

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Inside until know...quiet place outside until known....dogs need to be "taught" that every location means they MUST perform....its called "generalizing" a behavior.....i.e....the dog sits in my home, not at my parents. The dog comes when i call on my property but not somewhere else......use a long line (30ft) and bring him to a new place every other day and practice for 5-10 minuted....be gentle....you must "teach" all this!! Once known, generalized...its time for corrections AFTER proper leash pressure is TAUGHT inside your house!! go slow, have fun!

[@ncredbird3998]

@@ABCdogtraining802 so my biggest issue with my Shephard is getting him to ignore his want to smell and track while out. He's great for the most part and doing well on learning to look at me(he's going to be my service dog companion once fully trained? And his wanting to watch others that are out and about. He is a bit protective in that way and we are working on it slowly. Any tips on helping in this area. I do use an occasional treat to get the attention and focus but it's not what I call doing great at this point. I refer to it as his nosey curiosity of all around him and sniffing out other critters.

[@ABCdogtraining802]

@@ncredbird3998 Does the dog have a "release word" (OKAY, FREE, GO) and KNOW the "heel" command INSIDE?.....does it know YES/NO/SIT/WAIT/COME?? The vital 5 basics?

[@mklnelson77]

Best video yet

[@stevenchandler4218]

You have yhe best technique Tom 👍

[@dawnsaffel2620]

Thank you Tom !!! Funny how hard it is for some people, my clients included to realize they need to relax their arm.

[@manuelmuscle3084]

Your videos are awesome 👏

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks Manuel!

[@thedisgruntleddogtrainer]

Body language is one of the most difficult things for most owners to be aware of and change. This was a good example for showing that! That leash is a telegraph

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks!

[@lesiahook6461]

Another great video. Fab note about the high elbow too. But what was the slick move you did on the slip collar? We need a close up in slo mo.

[@juanrutiaga5670]

Your videos have been a fantastic source when I'm learning how train my pup effectively! Would you recommend using the slip-leash periodically (for training) or constantly to keep continual engagement? Keep up the great content!

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Depending on your dogs drive/temperament......absolutely keep it on but it must be supervised as ive seen dogs playing and get tangled/leg in the collar...always eyes on.....tie a 12-15" piece of rope to it for your obedience training...great way for simple redirectoins/focus/corrections!! Always within a secondish!!

[@laur2492]

I watch a lot of your videos, and I love them. I've noticed a bit of improvement with my dog while on walks from implementing what you teach. However, she gets really anxious when she sees people she doesn't know. What I've learned from watching your videos is that this could be due to our relationship. I want to improve this, but I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong?

[@kelsyfinkenbiner4893]

I love how you were saying it was about the dog....ur fur looks nice today lol got on merch site the other day alot of shirts are sold out are they in now?

[@tomdavisofficial]

We put more up this week

[@mosesk4842]

The color grading 🌉 is on point

[@randir.3080]

I'd love to see you work with huskies and malamutes. I'm in MN so theres a good amount of people that have arctic dogs and we dog sled. Your videos are very popular with our group. I know trainers don't love those breeds as they aren't the easiest to train and are bred to pull and work. But itd be so cool if you had a video working with an arctic breed with some breed specific tips. Over all your prong collar videos and leash training videos are super popular and shared regularly in our fb community group and all the dog sledders know your name 😂

[@jordangitzel8566]

amazing job!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks Jordan!

[@jordangitzel8566]

@@tomdavisofficial the care you show dogs and there owners is amazing!

[@christinaeidt8417]

He is so adorable no bad dogs

[@pbnjenn27]

Thank you so much for all the training videos! My 4 year old gsd used to always pull and be really anxious on walks. Your videos taught me how to properly use the prong collar, when to pop/reinforce, and how to build structure in his life. Now he’s walking in unison with me and I’m so proud of us. We couldn’t have don’t it without your help!

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Great work! The proper tool for OUR individual dogs drive/temperament is VITAL!! Glad you were'nt scared like a lot of ignorant idiots....the prong is safer then a flat collar or martingale all day for a dog with any drive/pulling, etc!! Way to go!

[@duhduu6658]

Literally everyone of your videos has such important details i didn’t even expect EVERY video has something to learn from I’d love to know if This came natural for you Thomas? Or if it was a major learning curve for you Because i have to put the joint down in order to train my dog, I have to think and brain storm it’s such an art and craft

[@ABCdogtraining802]

You may need the joint if your dog has intense drive! hahahaah Like my police GSD!!

[@MUV4TRUK4]

amazing patience

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching!

[@tigertalks1567]

I don't know I talked to my German Shepherd from when she was a puppy and she ended up earning six Advanced titles can practically read my mind and outperforms dogs that were trained by professional canine handlers

[@Bear-form]

Top tier channel. The fandom is global. 5:18 lol that's me.

[@chrisfabish5928]

What is the brand of slip collar you're using in this video? I've seen it before in other videos too, but can't seem to find it any stores or on the web... Thanks! Your content has been so helpful!

[@jacquelinejenniferjakl7724]

Great video Tom, thanks! Most of the time we tense up without even noticing... I have recently started running with my dog. Whilst running you move your arms around a lot, so is it ok that my arm is not "relaxed" in this situtation? Any suggestions? Keep up the great work, love it!

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Absolutely.....it would look weird if not, hahah! Big differnce in a structured walk and walking/running with a dog......theres a time, place, tool for everything. Have fun!

[@nancy9249]

Thanks ! My daughter has a year and a half Ausie. A beautiful dog. She got pregnant soon after she got him.He is sweet but pulls so bad that she can't walk him with the baby plus he is watchful and barking at the road a lot - especially when we say the baby's name? I will get them a slip collar soon. 🐕love watching!

[@Mountainlover1111]

“Relax your arm..” “I CAAANT” 😂😂😂

[@patriciajackson7983]

Your videos are very informative and valuable. I am a mask maker with a new puppy. Seeing you constantly having to adjust your mask while training is making me want to make you a mask so badly but if you are interested I can do that. Thanks for all of the great tips!

[@joannens6011]

I know is depend of the costumers thag you get but I wish you could do more videos with smaller size dogs where is more hard to do some of the leash movements, eye contact, some pressure etc because of their size. Thank you, love the channel

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks very much!

[@breannafetterly3667]

ugh i love watching your videos. i’m struggling with my almost 5 month old german shepard so responsive with me.. loves to push my buttons and nip at me but just enough to touch me it’s so annoying but he feeds off of it, and gets more aggressive when i correct him i’m so lost on what to do.

[@ABCdogtraining802]

Breanna...this will get better in the next month or 2.....say no and ignore/go to other room...redirect with toy. If that doesnt work, take him right to his crate....say no, right to crate..not another word!! If that doesnt work, grab his scruff and pull up quickly and firmly AFTER "no"....id teach your dog yes/no inside while feeding....last case...pinch tongue to bottom of mouth for a second! Gotta do this stuff with some intense high drive dogs ...you MUST teach yes/no...you cant correct until your dog knows yes/no!!

[@lisafoster4468]

Thanks in part to you, I'm now teaching my fiancee how to train her dog.

[@jennalavender5305]

Great video! Wish I could get my stubborn German shepherd to care about the correction he gets with a prong. He has a nasty habbit of pushing against it and creating tension so I have no leverage 😔

[@ruthacheson8604]

Tom has some videos covering this exactly 😁 I think Hades the black German shepherd is the most recent one.

[@carlymckeown3566]

Hey Tom, how’s life? Just letting you know you’ve inspired to pursue dog training!!!!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks Carly for letting me know! ❤️ BEST of luck to you

[@thedisgruntleddogtrainer]

The U.S. needs more balanced trainers! Good luck! I'd suggest checking out Tom Rose training school!

[@ya_boi_cribs1256]

Same here, I want to help train shelter dogs as well

[@KathgoKat]

@@thedisgruntleddogtrainer My friend in Misssouri took their course a few yrs and now trains Service Dogs,

[@KathgoKat]

@@ya_boi_cribs1256 that would be wonderful!! The US shelters are overflo lowing with dogs and with Covid animals being surrendered now,,its even worse. They really need trainers to help the rescues!

[@ManuelGarcia-xb8bd]

Idk about y’all but I was taught by my parents to never go up to someone’s dog and pet it, even if I had their permission. That was mainly based off of my dads experience (He grew up in Mexico, where dogs would run loose and usually bite). I was never taught to be afraid but rather simply respect the animal. Now an owner of two Dobermans, it astounds me how many people want to pet my Doberman

[@OhBazinga96]

I have a staffy that's pretty strong and never really learnt to walk properly without pulling and choking herself. Since getting a prong collar she has got ALOT better and is starting to listen and walk nicely. I'm struggling to find a good way to transition her off the prong collar because ideally, I'd like to not have to rely on it. I've tried slip collars and they work ~okay but because her neck is bigger then her head and the only slip collars I can find are quite thick rope, sometimes it starts to come off over her head which is obviously not what I want! That thinner like slip collar adapter you used in this video possibly looks ideal but I can find anything similar, is this available to purchase somewhere? Also, do you recommend any techniques or ways to weed us off the prong collar? Thanks, you're content is great and more people need to see this stuff!

[@lindareda5071]

My trainer had me hold the leash at my stomach. I found that so uncomfortable and regimented. I like the relaxed way so much better. But I am guilty of the talking!! I have to stop that!! I love your videos and have learned so much.

[@aikat3rine]

I've said this already, but I wanted to thank you for representing the masks!!!

[@samanthagarza8882]

new merch? buying immediately

[@tomdavisofficial]

Haha thanks!!!

[@seangaston3926]

Hi Tom, I love the videos and am learning a lot about dog training. My wife and I recently adopted a pit bull and now have 3 dogs. After watching your videos we discovered we were doing everything wrong. Do you have an e-collar that you recommend that can be used to train 3 dogs? I noticed the 280C only does 2 dogs (according to Amazon and with the addition of a second collar)?

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching 280C is a single dog unit