The Secret to Teaching Your Dog COME and STAY

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[@zakgeorge]

I hope you guys enjoy! Here's a playlist that will show you how to teach your dog the basics in order: kzbin.info/aero/PLMssKIjsDxXmMGypWsr8u-yGOUSoPoozb Thanks for subscribing!

[@daisygames2581]

Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution wow your videos are SOOOO helpful! I'm getting 2 dogs soon and I'm so excited! These videos are awesome!

[@robloxandall9138]

Daisy Games 2 year old vid....

[@gracegameraj3450]

roblox and all | ummm... its 2017... its 3 years old. 4 + 3 is 7

[@ariadnemukami832]

roblox and all The age of the video doesn't mean his tips Aren't helpful. I got a puppy for my birthday back in 2012, but sadly never Trained him. (My dog before passed away, and I was still mourning.) But now, I realized how his behavior upset my parents and I, so I've been watching these videos For some tips. This channel is very useful

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[@keithlaitinen8456]

Rose's are red Violets are blue The training starts At 3:32

[@tylerhoffman8012]

Bless.

[@jojococking4242]

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[@painpain6808]

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[@theramiahs2065]

Yoh thx😂😂

[@fishygirl3548]

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[@danieltsmoke]

Teddy chow is literally the cutest thing I've seen in a long time.

[@zakgeorge]

HAHA! He is!

[@lmcman4392]

Dan Smoke I agree! In the other "Come" video you asked if Corgis were the cutest - Chow puppies are the cutest things ever! My dogs aren't even chows

[@bikashpun5054]

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[@conradfincher8876]

Dan Smoke one ate my friends leg

[@Ketere]

Dan Smoke you must not me subbed then

[@panicatthecorgi7134]

I taught my dog to stay but he'll come no matter what I say for example I tell him to stay, I walk away, and I say "Chicken" and he comes to me.

[@panicatthecorgi7134]

and his name isn't Chicken

[@savtastic2152]

Idk why that made me laugh so much ahaha

[@tocadorthe1]

Hey Zak, I love your videos! My brother is adopting a rescue dog soon, and these videos have been a great way to get ideas on how to train our future family member! I wanted to add; a lot of people are complaining about the paid product promotions. I want to congratulate you on that; it's good to see a fellow content creator getting paid to do the thing he loves! It's a sign that you've really made it! If anyone wants to complain about the product promotions; content creators have to get paid too. No-one really wants to be a "starving artist". Zak is giving you amazing material for FREE. You haven't paid him a dime, so stop complaining about the fact that he is using KZbin to give you all quality information, and gets paid for doing so. I think that is fantastic! Great work Zak, can't wait to see even more videos!

[@brandonreyes372]

Lol w

[@stacyhughes5846]

100%

[@animaladdiction9560]

dam that puppy is cute

[@sxleong]

AnimalAddiction kawaiii!!

[@abdelrahmanfathy9288]

did you bought the chow chow

[@crystalreilly7704]

This is the best KZbin channel I’ve ever seen my puppy has leaned so much in 2 days

[@alexandraflorimonte9483]

I have loved teaching my dog to come to me. There is nothing more beautiful than seeing her bounding across the space with a big smile and ears flopping. My heart wants to burst with joy! The least pleasant thing has been trying to get her to walk on a leash. She is so distracted by smells and sights--not much by people or other dogs--and she doesn't even respond to treats, no matter how smelly and wonderful the treats are! She starts out fine then begins to pull, pull, pull.

[@SydIsPsycho]

Zak's video's make me feel so much more confident in getting my puppy this weekend. I'm excited to build our relationship with all these awesome new tips I'm learning!

[@elijahaaron]

Dude, keep rocking these videos. They're unbelievably helpful. The video production and your delivery get better every time! I wish you continued success! - Elijah - Musician and new father to a 9 week old golden doodle.

[@goldpomsky9554]

How are you guys doing now!!

[@nigelmicallef8729]

omg the puppy is like a baby bear :)

[@wasrutgers]

Favorite thing about training my dog, so far: Skye was an 8 month old owner surrendered pound puppy. Very sick from pneumonia, digestive problems while throwing up what appeared to be a child's leapfrog computer, and afraid to eliminate anywhere, his high-energy, loud personality was hidden for almost a month. When I started "release" (to get him to give up whatever he was chewing up at the time, ie: silk lampshade) I spend 30 minutes on the floor with "release" as the goal. Fetch was the game, "retrieve" (he's a lab-ish) the command to get it and return to me. Then, because he is crazy with energy at times, he had to "sit" to "release", the toy. The next morning I started a brief re-enforcement session but Skye would not give up the toy. He kept moving his head away from my hand. When I asked him "why won't you give it to me?" out of confusion, he sat, pulled his head away again. Then I realized what he was saying. I had neglected the "sit" command FOLLOWED by a scratch on his chest before "release". When I did it right he rewarded me with releasing the object. He's 2 now and recently learned that those shoes he brings me in hopes of a ?walk? are not random. I put on one, point towards the closet and say "find", and he brings me back THE CORRECT MATCHING SHOE. I have twenty or so shoes, boots, slippers, to choose from so this is amazing to me. Also, he gets shoes more often than he gets ?walk? so sometimes he is the only one who knows where the other shoe is. He is still crazy with energy, and I have bruises and scars to prove it, but with a regular run in the fields to calm him he is going to be an excellent assistant by 3 or 4. To late to make a long story short, I guess. Thank you for your great videos. I'm sure Skye will be so grateful that someone is finally training me! Barbara

[@stripedrakun]

I love your videos. I'm also checking out other dog training accounts, however what I really love about your videos is how structured they are. You don't talk a lot about things that don't have a connection to the topic, you don't repeat yourself unnecessarily, you just get to the core of things. That's really enjoyable!

[@arcella]

I think I've seen all of your videos and truely believe this one is by far the best, most informative and of course super cute (thanks to Teddy). Great idea on showing the example of common mistakes! We just got a new puppy (Aussie, which in fact is a pretty rare breed in my country). My hubby is very new to dogs and I make him watch 4 of your videos a day as homework. This one just went on 'MUST watch today' list! Thanks a million!

[@elfeyprice8069]

Thanks I'm planning on getting a German Shepherd Puppy I. Summer break so thanks for this I'm getting prepared!

[@phillipwarden2831]

Thank you Zak. Great Come and Stay training ideas. I especially like that you have young, untrained puppies in your videos instead of dogs who already know what to do as in other videos.

[@qnko9s]

Zak, your videos are awesome! Completely changed my view on how dogs are to be trained. I really admire how your training ideas are positive, there is nothing negative (no scolding, no news papers involved). Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@alexandriacummins8953]

Your videos are super awesome and very easy to understand. We got a new puppy a week and 2 days ago and we started teaching him using your videos. Thanks for the great and easy content!

[@bexleyassistants8240]

I love the Zak George videos! I am a pet sitter who gets request after request for training the pups. I started watching these videos and using the techniques provided to teach the pups and inform the owners. So they know how to continue training when I am away. It's helped my clients gain confidence and pride in using my pet care services. Thanks so much Zak George! I'd say the best so far is getting one of my newest pups, Sydney, to roll over. She so excited to learn and rolls over with excitement and ease every time. It only took her a few minutes to learn. :-)

[@dorothybrogden3523]

I'm getting my first inside dog in 3 weeks and I'm learning so much from your videos. Thank you for all you do!! 😊

[@carlomartinez2891]

Hey Zak, I just thought I'd let you know that I love the format of your past two videos. They're always informative, but I think breaking it down step by step makes it much easier for people to learn (and based on the topic of this video, dogs to learn too!)

[@zakgeorge]

Good feedback! Thank you!

[@clashersbuns4318]

Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution bro im getting a puppy can u do a vid how to start with a pup

[@classicgentlemen4513]

I need you to help me how to teach my dog to be friendly with people

[@JohnBraxton]

We got a puppy your a lot of help

[@stormytrails]

BE around people, with leash (and muzzle if necessary). The most critical thing is that YOU ARE CALM and totally NON REACTIVE like being around people is so normal it is boring. Your dog is incredibly sensitive to your bodylanguage, heartbeat, stress smells. He knows you better than you know you. If you are worried that your dog will misbehave or get weirded out and truly embarrass you in front of your friends HE WILL KNOW something is wrong. He won't know what to do because he wants to please you so badly he'll try too hard... So you have to BE A SUPREME ACTOR otherwise he will absolutely read the environment as NEW and unknowns and his normal doggy behavior will kick in when ever confronted with anything new. Dogs love routine. Predictability. Make circumstances you want your dog to understand as part of THE routine happen over and over again. Dogs learn more from stuff we do routinely than from choreographed training lessons. Important to have training become ROUTINE same time of day, same environment, same length of time unless the dog is tired, or sick. Then the training both the training sessions and the daily routine of YOUR life start taking off. Each lesson relates to the next lesson. So each subsequent DAY the learning gets faster and more embeded. Start with one person...does he wig out with one stranger? What is his comfort level now with people? What were his first experiences with people like? What is your home and life routine? How long are you separated daily? What are the skills he consistently does well? The skills that have been difficult? How much exercise does he get daily? And one more thing. Make sure he is well exercised before meeting friends..people. Tell you friends to NOT EVEN LOOK AT HIM. No touching, no engaging. Act as if he is invisible! If he lies down and is very relaxed a quiet stroke and calm voice of praise is great. Do this before working up to strangers on the street or starbucks! Your part is to act as if being around people is the more normal boring thing in the world...repeated for emphasis!

[@harmonydevaney9630]

My favorite thing about teaching my dog so far is watching his excitement to learn. My least is the biting. Which is getting because of you.

[@Amelianason]

Your training has been the only thing I've used to train our 12 week old labradoodle, Roxy! It's working beautifully. Keeps me patiently working with her, and the small steps work! She is eager to learn, and your videos have been everything for us!

[@jefflisa90]

These videos are amazing!!! Thank you so much!! I have a very fearful and reactive rescue chorkie. i dearly love her and i am determined not to give up on her!!! I have already wasted money on a trainer that was no good. The positive ways that you are teaching are making her respond to me so much better and i can not thank you enough!!!!!!!!!

[@susandefelice5535]

Great video; makes me wish I'd had my sweet boy as a pup. To answer your question: Best thing about training Rodaidh would definitely be how excited we both get when he is in the zone and working well. Thing I like least so far is my inability to convey that we are not in a military zone and he needn't patrol the house and bark at every intruder (read neighbor child, squirrel, UPS guy...). He has that Border Collie drive to protect in spades and he will groan and grumble if I insist on an indoor voice because, seriously, that squirrel could have an Uzi hidden in its tail.

[@kornelcajka5320]

My dog is too clever, he wont do tricks if i dont have food.

[@lexicrawford4118]

Kornel Cajka mine too

[@mytymj7]

you're not dominant enough, your dog doesn't know you are the boss, try doing the same thing with gentle strokes instead of food, do this outside and only do training until he does it, playtime is always after training time

[@justinvance6191]

try giving it too him every other time, let him see it, but lots of praise, pet him, do it again, give it too him, praise him exactly the same then next time, no food

[@Kathy-po6hb]

My dog does that too!

[@BiZinatChos]

+Captain Usopp Check out the second video in the puppy playlist (where this video is located). It's a info-thing about dominance.

[@kevinharris4058]

Thanks, really great video!!! I'm a new dog owner (almost 4 weeks) with a rescued older dog (about 6 years old), he was already house trained when I got him and knows sit and high 5/shake, but it was hard for me to teach him how to stay and definitely how to come on command. This video really helped me to teach him exactly what I wanted to do, and after about 10 minutes we both had the hang of it and he was staying 9/10 times and I managed to get a few meters away for up to 30 seconds before he would break concentration. I know with a bit more training I will have him sitting and staying and coming when called, now that I know how to teach him :) thank you!!

[@giannmakaj793]

I have a Chow Chow named Indy. He is four years old and I have been looking for a Chow Chow video from you! Thank you so much this worked great!🐻🐻🐻🐻

[@XavierPeypoch]

Hey Zak, I loved the recent guide to playing fetch but thought the jumping guide was incomplete, keep up the awesome!

[@mackenzie8905]

Zak, this is supposed to be a dog training channel, not a perfectly toasted marshmallow training channel 🤣

[@Unelson23]

Gotta love this guy. I have a rott/pitt mix. He's 5 months old. With these videos I had him sitting speaking potty/caged trained in a matter of a couple weeks. Potty training definitely the most time consuming. Teaching him speak was a blast. I can really see the uncertainty in his eyes because he truly didn't know what I wanted, but when he got it he is very confident in learning new ideas. Thanks Zak.

[@karenhamilton9210]

Excellent video. Been working with my 2 1/2 yr old rescue Yorkie and he is making amazing progress.

[@pastelrose8824]

Favorite: Seeing my dog think and figuring it out :D

[@mayacartwright4065]

This helped me so much thank you!

[@belindahopkins7875]

Love the way that you brake things down into small areas. That makes sense and helps me !

[@boogie56ace]

My favorite thing from teaching my dog is the bond I'm creating with my dog. And my least favorite thing is finding out that I was wrong but I'm happy I found your videos

[@lizjoe21750]

FINALLY! A Chow Chow videooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I KNEW you were AWESOME, Zak!!! Sorry for the caps, I'm THAT excited!!!!

[@harrycender5949]

I had three chow chows in my life time....the best dogs on the planet. I trained them even to walk without the leash and to not cross my property lines...they were a difficult breed to teach.The only thing i couldnt teach is for neighbors to keep their 7 cats they HAD off my property. -Diane Cender

[@lizjoe21750]

My third Chow would walk next to me, off-leash, around my neighborhood, sit next to me while I gardened, etc. He just wanted to be next to me. My fourth, and current, Chow does all kinds of tricks (I began teaching him at eight weeks. Whoever says you 'can't teach' a dog that young is missing some marbles), takes a treat from your hand so gentle, it falls out of his mouth half the time, and has an otherwise great temperament. If a stranger approaches me, though? Watch out. He doesn't even like my husband's friends that I don't care for. He totally picks up on my vibes. He's the best dog, ever - Chows are the best dogs, ever :)

[@harrycender5949]

i really miss my chows but they were old and had to be put down. :( Chow have the most wonderful personalities.Very protective and loving to their owners. One time someone tried to get in my side oak door.when I wasnt home. I found my door half chewed off at the bottom. They of course did not get in Ha Ha Ha. They are a powerful breed thats for sure Diane Cender

[@krisrina4649]

Ikr that is why I clicked 😂

[@Isaacperezis1248]

Do any of you know Teddy’s instagram?

[@JessIsInsanelyBored]

You are awesome! Thanks for this awesome video!

[@jeanchristy7461]

What a gorgeous puppy! Glad I found your videos! We have 2 large breed puppies that are now 11 months and we are alittle late on training. I've started with your technique for sitting and considering they are 2 older puppies they are doing great... Thanks so much!

[@heffy1470]

I have a Japanese Spitz puppy, we've had her for two weeks now and she's ten weeks old. I am so amazed at how incredibly intelligent she is and how easily she picks up new concepts, it's really motivating for both her and me. In the two weeks we've had her we've made real progress on a lot of training, both obedience and fun tricks. So far we've started working on 'Look At Me', 'Sit', 'Down', 'Up', 'Leave It', 'Let Go', 'Paw', 'High Five' and 'Roll Over' (she's so good at Roll Over I cannot believe it!) And, of course, we've been potty training and crate training her, too! I cannot tell you how much watching your videos has helped and encouraged me, I'm so glad to have found a trainer who focuses so much on the bond between you and your dog. My least favourite thing about training her is when I push her too far without realising and she get's frustrated and stops enjoying training; I want it to be fun for both of us! But I'm working on this and each training session has less frustrated episodes in and we're making real progress. Thanks again for all of the videos, keep it up!

[@kellylowe5162]

Zak... I stumbled on your videos and I must say "thanks" I have a 1 year old Westland terrier, Duke. He's a real good boy but as you probably know he's highly energetic and very social. My husband and I are having great difficulty with pulling of the leash during our walks. Walks almost become not enjoyable. I'm taking the knowledge from your video and working on it this weekend, I'll let you know how it goes! Thanks again!

[@DarthMohammedRules]

A year later. How'd it go?

[@hobiemb1978]

looks so fluffy

[@zakgeorge]

That he is!

[@minigoldendoodlemadison2893]

I love the tip for success starting with smaller goals like distance and time in seconds for giving rewards to start training a new command. Very Helpful!

[@CrowDiddyPR]

My favorite thing, besides his enthusiasm is - learning how to get clear with my communication - great life lesson...

[@rainefraser2177]

ITS SO FLUFFY! #despicableme

[@bridgett039]

Do you focus on one lesson a day/week, or do you teach multiple at a time? I have just subscribed! love your videos and how you train them!! I am all for respecting your dog when you are teaching them, which you clearly do. No punishments when they don't get it. My boyfriend and I pick up our French Bulldog tomorrow, I'm so excited and going through videos trying to learn your tips (about to watch the biting puppies and 5 things to avoid). Thanks!!

[@kevinbarraza1423]

I tried teaching my dog the same way you said not to.. and I got the same results as you... then I tried it your way with great results for a 1st session.. thanks again.. your vids are great and fun to watch!

[@BarbLatt1982]

I've begun watching your videos as I am training my own service dog. You break it down to where I can task it. I have an anatolian shepherd that's a year and a half. I adopted her. I'm hoping with your videos and training classes, she will be my best friend and service dog.

[@thediamondarcher814]

i love teddy

[@thediamondarcher814]

i love dogs

[@ralphybushman5184]

Hey Zak, I love your videos so much I wish parents would teach their kids how to behave with so much love like this. Maybe then, the world would be a better place..

[@LikeHappyStories]

Thank you for the thoughtful videos. I love watching them, Zak. I have enjoyed teaching my dog to turn on lamps using touchpads. I can now come in my back door, and he will go across the room and turn one on with his nose when I say, "light." We started when he was very young with touching my hand and worked up to touching a variety of objects.

[@annagilligan4719]

That is a beautiful pup.He looks like my chowski pup that I got recently for my 13th bday Edit: I also have a pomsky that my brother got a while ago

[@MrTimdtoolman1]

Great video, I really like Zac's inthusum

[@chihuahuapixieprincess2482]

You have such a happy positive attitude along with great advice.

[@ChrisB-sk9ol]

What a cute puppy , Susan obviously loves her Teddy

[@explosive2005]

he is so cute

[@karolinaknach4136]

Favorite: Aport/ Give your paw Least Favorite: ehhm idk i love teaching my dog but the hardest must be potty training :)

[@beckylor7109]

Thanks for this video! Taught my 2 older dogs stay but was having a harder time teaching my puppy. Ill try this out today!

[@deztinywillis6021]

I have a 14-week blue heeler, and the best thing about training her is that she is so smart and I love to see her make the connections in her brain and figure stuff out. The worst thing though is working on something for a long time and she gets it down and then the next day acts like she didn't remember! Shes great though

[@beebeeice]

That girl is really pretty!

[@zakgeorge]

She sure is!

[@thesamesam6292]

Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution lol

[@clashersbuns4318]

Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution HAHAHA

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[@MarcHershey]

+Uzen Tan She reminds me of Squidward

[@kittykatG]

Thank you for the videos Zak! They are super helpful I have been watching every single one and told all my friends about them! I have a question on this video: My dog (Parsons Jack Russel 1 year old) DEFINITELY knows "come" BUT he chooses WHEN to actually come (he looks at my hand - if there is a treat yes he comes sprinting, if there is not .. well he looks around to see if there is anything more interesting and then comes) so if you would consider making any additional videos on how to actually make them listen also without treats it would be sooo perfect.Thank you again!

[@andraspapp5618]

I'm having the exactly same problem :) but i have jack russell terrier not parsons :) and he is 2 and half months old.he do sit down and he comes but only if i have treat in my hand.Help would be really appreciated.Kind regards.

[@meusisto]

From my experience, I would recommend you never give a treat to a dog for coming. Simply call him in an exciting way, and he will come to you. Well, maybe you could call him in a motivating way and when he comes, offer your approval and your caress as a reward. Get your pet used to this.

[@LoopvsLife]

Favorite thing: the look in her cute doggy face when she understands (and recalls) what ive taught her. Least favorite: when she gets distracted. Anyways, great vid as always, Zak!! :)

[@sarahgilliss3503]

I'm teaching my puppy to be my seizure response dog. He's 3 months old, and has already mastered one of the commands I need him to do: "open up!" With that command, he'll open the front door to let the paramedics in. But, being a 3-month-old means he has the attention span of a faulty spark plug: fzzt! Gone! This video is going to be SUCH a big help in training him to "come" and "stay!" I plan on using all of your other videos, as well! Thank you! Sarah and Roxas

[@laliak7039]

Thanks a lot..finding your videos so helpful. I gotta add you look great too.. haha :)

[@BestEDMToday]

I love spending time with my dog more its fun for him and me

[@MrSya10]

I just got my 8 weeks old chow chow puppy and his name is also teddy! I been watching your videos the past few days and they are very helpful just wanted to say thank you.

[@ladyjgrady7794]

Hi Zak so I just bought my husband a 6 month old lab hound mix puppies if I'm saying that right! LOL anyway watching your videos to learn how to train him he is so adorable when should not be adopted him from a shelter whoever his owner was before did train him some. He is somewhat housebroken but he hasn't gotten to the point where he go to the door to tell if he's ever had to go to the bathroom. My biggest thing is teaching him how to stop jumping up on me and the family. And probably anybody else who comes through so I really enjoy your videos and I plan to work with him on today.

[@JoseGarcia-ch7ps]

Hi I have a 17 month old bulldog I just adopted I watched your video and tried the techniques for about 35 min the dog did great with the treats then I removed the treats he olso did great listing I also ran him an got him hyper then quickly told him to sit and stay he did this great I was very happy but here's where my problem is 20 min after we stopped the training I camanded him to sit and stay he didn't list so I tried again this time with treats he didn't want treats anymore so there for he stopped listing what should I do about this????

[@itisihelen3579]

The moment I saw that dog I went "Aaaaaawwwwwwwwww,!!!

[@Trains4Nicky]

This is the most helpful video i saw so far in my life

[@lukemitton1306]

Great advice! Worked Perfectly last time i tried to teach my Kelpie stay, nothing went right. But after watching this she got it first go. Thankyou very much.

[@5agamers--thegamersexplode808]

I subscribed

[@clavity]

Good for you you deserve a cookie

[@r.b.4611]

I love all these videos, the biggest criticism I have of them is that a lot of the repetitive work is cut out, and it does mask how many times you've got to do the same exercise sometimes. So a bit more fast forwarding instead of cutting would be appreciated.

[@r.b.4611]

sofiane wsofiane I discovered that you can fuck off.

[@fringescience101]

lmao!!!

[@Serenaisdagoat]

This dude is an EXPERT with dogs, he helped me a lot

[@bthompson912]

This helped my dog very well! Thank you! She is really good at it now!

[@s.vinaykumar5419]

Hey zak... I've heard a lot of them saying its particularly hard to train Chow Chow... Is it true? What's your say on that?

[@JoshlynRoberts]

hey Zak, this is sorta a weird situation but my puppy eats his poo and i was wondering if you could do a video about this situation and how to prevent it?

[@feliciajessicaharijono7893]

my puppy does that too! i'm really confused.

[@klaudiagwizdz]

My dog used to to that too. I just buy canned pineapple chunks and give her a few pieces: 3 or 4, in her bowl when she eats. (She's about 80 pounds). The pineapple smell in their poo is supposed to make them not want to eat it.

[@basher4475]

Same

[@feliciajessicaharijono7893]

+Kairavi Rane not as easy as you thought lol

[@thegamingraptors3499]

it's normal all puppies do just show them its not food

[@kaml8279]

your sit video really worked. Thanks Zak!

[@Gooddog1]

Great job breaking it down for us Zak.

[@amir8050]

Man you outdo the dog whisperer anyyyy day

[@alexisac01]

Ikr

[@bradygovender9500]

this guy doesn't make it seem like his the master. the dog whisperer makes it seem like only he can train the dog 😧

[@bradygovender9500]

+Brady Govender *he's

[@108wee]

the dog whisperer's technique is good for dogs that have behavioral problems rather then simply not knowing how to teach your dog something.

[@lNemii]

Most favorite: high five Least favorite: puppy nipping. Ouch ); Also yes, I am answering 5 years later lol

[@undertheblood31]

On here five years later lol. New puppy

[@darshanajadhav2575]

My puppies are two months old n last week I saw your vido to teach them to sit n it really works...!! Thank-you.

[@aliceadlington1745]

My favourite thing about teaching my puppy is that she's so eager to learn and she picks things up really quickly. Plus teaching my puppy new tricks really helps us to bond. My least favourite thing is that she's not very good at repeating the tricks in our local park. For example she won't come when she's spotted another dog - she loves to play too much!

[@CookieA06]

omgggggg that FACEEEEE!!!

[@awsomepug8145]

omg that puppy is adorable is it a chow?

[@garrettclick4974]

Awsome Pug no

[@ge6745]

Garrett Click Yes it is!

[@ge6745]

Awsome Pug yes it is!

[@ornellawarren4039]

Your videos are great!! They are inspirational and extremely informative. Thank you

[@lindamcd1217]

I am learning SO MUCH from your videos. Thank you!

[@lorielhassani]

Zak, why won't most professionals trainers accept puppies less than 6 months? I have always been successful at training in add young as 8 weeks

[@final_friday]

Wha? Most puppy classes around where I live start at 2-3 months or basically whenever your puppy is fully vaccinated. But generally speaking, you can also find trainers who are willing to take on a younger pup, especially if you already have a problem or are going into sport.

[@ChickenOfAwesome]

Perhaps they are 'traditional' trainers (who use harsh punishments likechoke chains/hitting etc.)?it used to be the case that lots of trainers would not train until dogs were a few months old because the harsh methods used could physically and psychologically break a tiny puppy. You occasionally find an old fashioned trainer who says "you can't start training until the dog is 6 months old".

[@xCarxMellax]

I buy my dog food now from pet flow. ;)

[@kellikemper6019]

I love watching you're videos they are so helpful and very easy to follow.

[@CaroleLeeFinna]

You're videos make the most sense! My puppy has more success after I have watched your training videos over any other training videos. Thank you for your wonderful approach to training the perfect dog.

[@sylviadavis7079]

Is it possible to train my two small dogs at the same time? I find that when one is being stubborn the other is perfect, then they switch

[@raymundtan3261]

THAT PRETTY GIRL THO. WOULD WATCH AGAIN 10/10

[@clairebear5837]

Watching from NZ. You're brilliant! Thanks for helping me train my Vizsla pup.

[@anastasiatompkins7692]

you are SOOO awesome! I've been watching ALLL your videos... it's like puppy crack! lol We are getting our mini bernedoodle next week and I'm trying to learn as much as possible before she arrives. It's been MANY years since we had a puppy and I feel a bit overwhelmed. Just wanted to say thanks for these videos...they are SOOO helpful!

[@bellaryan4555]

He's a puffball with ears and a tail!

[@JoshlynRoberts]

What if my dog sits and when i say stay he looks away and lays down

[@vogoplus7776]

+CHEERFLEXI buy a new one ..start fresh

[@albacorona2472]

+Vogo PLUS 😂😂😂

[@JoshlynRoberts]

hes 9 weeks got him last week #fail

[@anneambulo1027]

thats fine, as long as he doesn't leave his place. Eventually he's going to look back at you.

[@garywood8449]

You have the most awesome teaching I have ever seen. Thanks so very much!

[@sarahbee6881]

My most favourite thing about training our pup is the connection I feel when it's all going so well! It's a wonderful feeling! My least favourite thing has been hitting those walls of frustration, anger and impatience inside myself and having it come out directed towards my puppy. However, those moments of frustration have been catalytic and have really deepened my desire to connect and understand my beautiful Baxter because the feeling of being frustrated by him was awful and I will not go there again!

[@sarahbee6881]

Really good video btw!