What it’s REALLY Like. Going out for THE FIRST TIME with Moira: Reality Dog Training

[@zakgeorge]

Here is a playlist with ALL of Moira's episodes in order: kzbin.info/aero/PLMssKIjsDxXloC9yXGfTrFSqdYMmx2jEO Thank you for being here!! Leave a comment and let us know what you think about this series, and give us your suggestions for future videos!! 🤩

[@raeannwaymack704]

Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!

[@JB_Hobbies]

I have drilled these door manners into my shepherd so much that she’s better about them than me. Sometimes I’m in a rush, and I forget to pause at the door only to run to the end of my leash and seeing my dog just sitting there at the door looking at me like “you didn’t say come”. Lol.

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

My dog does the EXACTT same thing! 😂

[@mihirr1]

That is amazing!!

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

My weim was so good at never crossing boundaries (unless she had a collar on) that I could call her, beg her to come and she would refuse lol. My new dog is staffy x shepherd is also being trained on the same ritual - no collar, no pass. I will even leave the door open, go out, look around, up and down the stairs and she stays put.

[@m.z.593]

@@WollongongSkyWatch how did you teach that?

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

@@m.z.593 thanks for asking, but I doubt i have a simple, single answer. for you. I have a side gate and a front door - these are the only ways out of the yard, and I garden, so that gate needs to be open for long periods at times. She never wore a collar at home, so going out and puting her collar on became a daily ritual right before the walk, and I walked / SHE walked ME for 6kilometers a day! She didn't chase balls, toys, treats, dogs, ppl - nothing! She only wanted to walk, so I played on it. Weims are known to be smarter than humans! Before allowing her out the back door I used a simple chopping hand motion in front her nose as I said 'wait' firmly (low voice), then I would open the door, look out, up, round, even walk out and look up and around. Sometimes even walking down and back up the steps with the door open. Naturally, she in intrigued by this and simply 'waits' for me to finish my inspection. Then I say 'good wait' and gesture to her to go down stairs with a 'you go' normal, approving voice. Make the act of puting a collar on unexciting by not speaking to your dog; are we going walkies? ! etc isn't needed - the walk and the attention is the reward. Make your language all commands. I also don't have radio or tv on, and I do believe this cuts down hugely on the amount of stimulation as the only reward is then my voice, my hand signals. Walk long and with purpose. Make sure your dog is beginning to lag behind you before heading home. As soon as she got too far ahead, I hid behind trees; this made her work twice as much as me lol. Make sure your dog is behind you as you open a gate / door, say 'stay' and walk out with confidence and purpose. Look up and around; make your dog focus on your seemingly silly antics. Practice this at every door to the outside world. Never let the dog dictate the rules to the outside world and always have them in 'place' inside the home and in the yard. A simple 10minute no break place command can work amazingly on teaching a young pup to stay put for longer periods. If you've done the drills in the yard and home, you now need to trust your dog. My weim died in 2019 at 15yrs. My new pup is a staffy x GSD, and as soon as she was becoming a terror around the yard, I took her on the very long walk to re-focus her mind. She also won't cross any boundaries when they be left open. She is 15mths and I live on a 4lane highway. Sorry this is so long :)

[@allthingsblue6990]

LOVE how you stress that her mistakes are just a failure to plan or control the environment and not her “intentionally being naughty”. Love that you show us the small errors, like proximity to other dogs without prep- so many people don’t see instant results or have a set back and give up. Thank you!

[@janhankins911]

Yep! Whenever my dogs make a "mistake", I usually find they aren't the ones that made the mistake at all. I'm the one who made the mistake! I moved too quickly, I was too close to the other dog (they weren't below threshold), I left out steps in the training process, I added distractions too quickly, etc.

[@peterchonson9262]

what i've finally accepted is that this type of training is for life, not a few days or weeks.

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

This is absolutely my favorite one out of the other series. I have a few shelter dogs that are like that that I am hoping to get adopted out. These types of high energy dogs NEED families, they're miserable in shelters but are the ones that often don't get adopted.

[@divinechickennugget3204]

That’s right☺️

[@Lelapea]

Yes, playing with your high-energy, one year-old dog in the backyard at 8pm in the dark...been there, still there.

[@CCitis]

The funny thing is, because she is on video, Moira will have 0 issues being adopted.

[@jpcoachingcentre7786]

yup

[@aggiebae7099]

@@jpcoachingcentre7786 lol

[@jaysha5226]

I wonder how old the footage is. She could already be in her forever home 🤗

[@mfries121]

The point is more that she won't be given away again because she's too much to handle

[@JenCouture716]

I sure hope so

[@majaambroziak5156]

These episodes help with training my dog. I teaching him how to roll over. He rolled over once and never after that but we are working on it. He's perfect on walks

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

Roll over is about trust. Its a lot to ask them to expose their bellies. One of my dogs took a year to learn it because our trust just wasn't there I hadn't had him long. My other dog just kinda "figured it out"

[@majaambroziak5156]

@@NoThankUBeQuiet yes thank you for it. We are working in it so it will get better everyday

[@kat200214]

Moira is going to be a great dog for someone. She's got such drive and energy. A lot of potential.

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Yes!!

[@andrielisilien]

I can see how such a dog could be so good for someone that is compassionate for animals yet struggles with depression. She would be a good motivator to get up and move because the happiness from Moira is infectious ☺️ She's such a sweetie!

[@manimaran4859]

Give this man his Netflix slot already!!! can't wait to see the last episode where Moira is gon be on her prime!!

[@jeffkoons001]

so agree

[@andrielisilien]

It has been a few years now. I'm curious where she is now

[@manimaran4859]

@@andrielisilien damn bro now that you've reminded, lemme know if you find any deets

[@casserpillar6311]

I JUST found this series tonight and didn't realise how recent it was until "episode 5" didn't show up in my "play next" while I was watching episode 4. I'm glad I refreshed my sub box and was greeted by this posted "10 minutes ago" :D

[@cristinitaandco]

All dogs have their moments and she is completely fine. She has shown her improvement I love her personality. To me is perfect

[@_previously]

This series comes about 3 months into me adopting my dog, Mila. She has a lot of outdoor behaviors that are reminiscent of Moira’s so I’m glad to see that the tips I’ve picked up in videos from your previous series are still working for a pup like her! My dog had made a lot of progress since our very first walk together and I can definitely say that your videos have helped a lot not only with effective teaching methods but, also with boosting my confidence as a dog owner and trainer. I can’t wait to see Moira’s progress by day 14 and I hope that your next series features an even older shelter dog!

[@fraxinus_ash]

"You can bond with a chicken but you can also enjoy eating a chicken... don't put that in" 😆 I can see how you can relate to dogs with that sort of attitude ;)

[@Treksmom]

The best advice I get from these videos is that it's ok if you aren't successful the first, second, third, etc time. Keep trying and being consistent and you and your dog will be successful. The training tips are excellent too. I watch for the subtle wins and keep building from them. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm sure you are improving a lot of dogs lives. 👍👍

[@kat200214]

I think what's important to remember is that this dog is doing amazing! She was living on the streets, and humans are expecting so much from her: walk on a leash, ignore other animals and people, basic commands, kennel training etc....Even though it might be difficult for us..the dog is never difficult herself. She's just a dog being a dog. We're the ones that expect so much, so we have to be careful with what terms we use, we accidentally put negative terms on the dog without meaning to.

[@curiouswiki3084]

This episode's walk is so much better than the previous one and Moira looks like the most obedient dog during stay in a distracting environment part, the title makes perfect sense for the series !

[@louispatel4825]

Anyone get goosebumps when in the intro he says “I will train this dog” gives me chills

[@liachansiuu]

🤣

[@jameslebeau7078]

Eight days to work out her reactivity to other dogs... I'll be impressed if Zak pulls this off

[@LeaGalTan]

Love your positive training methods. My dog is very much like Moira in terms of reactivity (and size). Unfortunately, since the pandemic, all my remote walking spots have become crowded and I have no place to work with him at a comfortable distance from his triggers (people and dogs), so it is slow going. To complicate this, I have mobility problems and he has pulled me down several times. Still... we are making progress and your videos of Moira are inspiring. Thank you.

[@cherylparker1426]

Glad to hear you note that reactivity won’t be conquered in two weeks😂 we have been working on it for a year! Our dogs have made tremendous progress, but we are still vigilant and always learning from them and training. Moira Rose is so delightfully smart and engaged. I hope we get to meet her forever family. I’ll be worried about her😂

[@happypets6109]

The fact that he doesn't even use the small force to pull her back from the door is incredible

[@Nopee906]

I'm so emotionally invested into Moira. I would sell my soul to be able to adopt her 🥺

[@arnneshiran8509]

I don't think you know what selling your soul means

[@samdajellybeenie14]

@@arnneshiran8509 Please enlighten us

[@Nopee906]

Okay.... I meant it figuratively and not literally, but okay y'all.

[@dazzlingblack6136]

Love this series ❤quick question : if inertia and Indiana haven't been around Moira yet, where do they spent their day? Ps: we'd love to see "A day in my life" vid

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

Zak, I appreciate all this work you're doing! Can u do a series on extreme fearful, nervous dogs? They fear everything from new people, to lifts, to cars, to garbage trucks, transition from shelter to home, they won't come out of their crate to explore despite coaxing, even being left alone won't get them relaxed enough for them to leave their safe space, etc.....

[@samantha7309]

It sounds like a dog with this level of fear would benefit greatly from seeing a behaviour vet. Although trainers are fantastic and Zak could likely help, some dogs need more specialised help first. My dog was one such dog, we tried for a long time with training alone and kept getting a little improvement but not enough. I finally met a behavioural vet who recommended I get her assessed which I did, The treatment from the BV alongside a behavioural trainer has improved her quality of life so much and allowed our training to go so much further. Good luck :)

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

@@samantha7309 Thank you! :)

[@amykitchens10]

I would also love to see him address a fearful, submissive shelter dog with a mysterious (probably abusive) past.

[@LeaGalTan]

I would like to see that, too! I worked successfully with fearful dogs when I was younger; it took constant positive interaction/training, a lot of patience, and a lot of time. The last one I worked with took about a year to come around. She was rescued from a hoarder and had been kept in a tiny crate for no on knows how long -- months or years. She was terrified to come out of her crate and afraid of everything including grass and especially noise. For the first several weeks, I leashed her to me 24/7. Now she is friendly with respectful strangers, loves to run around the backyard and go for walks in the park. I think loud noise will always frighten her but she is a happy dog now.

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

@@LeaGalTan Love the happy ending!!

[@PrimeRose21]

Oh Zak, how I get you with the "leave it" situation. I'm still training my dog with the "leave it" command for about a month, and he still likes to just grab the toy and munch all the way. He is a stubborn dog, so learning the rules of fetch has been taking some months and a lot of patience on my part. All of this to say that I believe you WILL manage to train that dog, because the Reality Dog Training has actually given me hope that, if YOU CAN DO IT, I CAN DO IT TOO!!! YESSSSSS!!

[@andrielisilien]

It's so CUTE how eager she is to please and for approval 🥹💕 what a sweetie!

[@MistImp1]

I really hope we get to meet her new family at the end of the series. They are getting an awesome dog.

[@sunnysims4071]

You should be very impressed with yourself... I just searched up “dog training” after probably a year and a half of not watching you (sorry!) and you were the first channel and videos that popped up!! You should be very proud! Great content

[@deniseperalta-smith3948]

So glad you are using a muzzle. Even though she may not hurt anyone or isn't aggressive, this protects her and other's from accusing her of things. I wish everyone would muzzle train their dogs. It's extremely important and could help in an emergency situation. Dogs don't just bite out of aggression, they also bite out of fear and pain. I still remember the first time I took my dog out to the park, LOL! It was a true adventure and training for me.

[@fraxinus_ash]

Yup, agree. One of my dogs wears a muzzle out largely because she was finding hedgehogs and killing them. I wish there wasn't such a stigma about them; I get a lot of abuse about her wearing a muzzle as people assume she's a "bad" dog.

[@cbcdesign001]

Not all dogs need to be muzzled, its a tool and should be used when its appropriate to use it.

[@daleshawn1910]

I’m so glad you’re willing to show us your training of a very reactive dog. No one else has. This is exactly what I need.

[@internetchocolate6733]

Moira seems like an amazing dog! (Well, when she isn’t having an outburst and isn’t interacting with the world too inappropriately) Also, your videos have helped me so, so much and I have finally convinced my parents to get me a dog!

[@craxel5664]

Omg ur so lucky my parents always tell me on my birthday every year they say next year my birthday is in 3 month hopefully this is the year i get a dog😂😭

[@internetchocolate6733]

@@craxel5664 keep trying! I showed my parents Zak’s videos and did a lot of research, and then with help put it all in a slideshow and presented it to them in our living room. Then my friend made a fake contract for them to sign and they did it 😂

[@internetchocolate6733]

@@craxel5664 also lots of my friends and teachers got new pets this year so that kind of helped motivate by parents

[@internetchocolate6733]

@@IDKWTFTODO happy bday 🎉

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

@@IDKWTFTODO Happy bday!!

[@ulireys]

I love how Zak sneak-introduces sponsors like were puppies with low attention spans being trained, haha

[@Tina-up7fc]

Zak you are amazing! These past few weeks I’ve learn so much from your videos and now I’m reading your books. God bless you man ❤️ You are every dog and dog owners saving grace. I send nothing but love and joy to you and your family. 🙏🏾

[@daniellelane5594]

Zac thank you so much for everything you teach! My boyfriend and I got a German shepherd mix almost a year ago as a puppy and we religiously watched your videos. Without your videos I am scared to think of what our dog may have struggled with, but because of your help she is calm and non reactive in any environment and anything we have had to work on we have understood to give her patience and consistency and we have always had good results! It makes me emotional because in my eyes you are protecting dogs and humans of heartbreak and struggles when it comes to reactive dogs. You essentially save lives! I am so grateful we have such an amazing and calm dog because of your videos! We get compliments on our dogs “amazing demeanour” all the time but as we know it came with hard work, patience and love. Thank you!!! From Echo 🐺 and family

[@lynnrixson1094]

She’s such a beautiful dog and I’m so pleased Zak is taking charge of her training. I absolutely dread to think how she would suffer in the wrong hands. This series is amazing 😊😊

[@angellee2942]

The dog is in the wrong hands

[@valeanton9846]

I am so glad I found your channel. Finally a trainer that does not use those nasty prong collars (I live in Australia and they are fobidden here anyway and righlty so). A lot of trainers on youtube use military style training with the dogs and I absolutely don't like it. Also I am small and using physical strenght with a dog is not an option and I do not believe it works anyway. Love the way your turned Moira around with patience and positive reinforcement and your honesty about how challenging she is (but she is a smart cookie, really like her). I will order your books as I am preparing to adopt a german shepherd, not sure if a puppy or a rescue, depending on which one is the right match. I will follow your advice from day 1. Your videos are the best I have seen so far. PS: I usually stay away from commenting and keep a low profile but this time I had to write something. Thank you and please keep sharing your knowledge.

[@atwistedlime6090]

This is SO helpful! I’ve used your videos for the last two years to train my pup and we have mastered everything but barking and lunging on leash. I’ve been working consistently on the leash lunge for the past few weeks and this video is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much!

[@Seabeams]

Eventually this channel will get sponsors with products targeted towards human consumers, like really strong coffee, energy drinks, or meditation apps for people who are training dogs with level three energy. Keep up the good work! Thankful for this channel.

[@Nikki-lodeon]

I LOOOOVE that you gave a shout out to the Muzzle Up Project and sized up her muzzle!!!

[@janhankins911]

Yep. Muzzle Up Project is terrific!

[@tiffanywairimukariuki2090]

DON'T WORRY ZAK YOU CAN DO IT💪❤ Btw i like your intro how it shows a big change from a very cute but untrained dog to a very adorable to super well behaved dog 100/10 👌👏

[@songsayswhat]

Door manners are so important. Use them whenever you take your dog out (groomers, vet, etc.). Make them sit and wait for your okay before going through the door. No dogs running over owners to get inside first! (Or outside--front door manners are a life-saver, sometimes quite literally.)

[@janhankins911]

You can train "environmental cues". My dogs know whenever I touch a door knob, they are to sit and wait. I don't have to say one word.

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

Nice ride there, Zak George!! Love the in-car skylight! Watching the series over and over again. I love it THAT much.

[@kavitadeva]

Thanks Zak. She is one handful of energy. Hope you had a nice weekend.

[@jojoatabatata3776]

you should make an episode showing all tricks inertia knows

[@TheFlutterrbye]

I'm pretty sure that Moira may be my puppies twin. I'm trying to follow you with training her, and I couldn't ask for a better teacher. I reccomend you to everyone that has a dog. Thankyou, I will be purchasing your book soon. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@StrayBats]

Okay, I’m beginning to get a sense of where I’m lacking for my dog. It’s definitely the lack of consistent training and getting her focus on me. Although I’m glad letting her sit or lay down outside to watch her surroundings was a good call. Moira is doing great, especially with her first night alone! I’m curious how the approach would be different if she had more severe separation anxiety.

[@myxnku5042]

I just got a siberian husky male pup and your videos are helping so much ! In one day I managed to teach him how to sit without any treats, using the toy method that you showed in your video with Blu 😊

[@camillajonsson6819]

Love Moira and you're a great dog-trainer. It's great to hear you say that it won't be solved in two weeks.

[@Vickydoessomething]

My dog has a lot of the same issues as Moira. We did our first “outside” session at the front door of our house. It was a total disaster, but this video is giving me the inspiration to keep going!

[@torysinitsa22]

I’m so pleased to see an improvements!!! Absolutely fantastic she slept through the night however if Moira will be in the new environment she needs a time to adapt to it before being on her own. Good job Zak!!!

[@denazachariah8875]

After Miora is adopted, you could have the owners observe you working with her in a free session. Would be a fun show to watch. And the new owners may hire you for private lessons. I would, and I’ve had lots of dog training experience, and have shown a Tibetan Terrier in Utility.

[@starsisters3036]

Love Moira so much even though she is very challenging Great effort put into training her Zak Keep going

[@Moon-gl8vb]

Yes! Another video with Moira! You got this Zak! This will be one journey with a dog.

[@melissajanik6111]

The fact that Moira didn't destroy her bed when she realized she wasn't getting out of that room is impressive. My dog would have had that bed in shreds! Was kind of hoping Moira would have kept chewing on the bed, so Zak would discuss how to stop/discourage that type of behavior lol

[@janhankins911]

Yes, would like Zak to address this as so many dogs do have this issue.

[@yanelysalvaradorojas544]

I was thinking the same. No bed for my 10 months as nothing last..😭. Should I or my husband who should be actually the trainer sleep close to pup and teach him that the bed is actually to sleep?. So many to think about it that I am not sure how to start. Maybe I should just continue reading book #2🤣. I hope to find step 1, 2, 3 and back again to 1🤔 step

[@feliciatingsborg1924]

Well he did say how he would have done? Interrupt the behaviour as soon as it starts to happen! If you can't be there to watch and Interrupt, then prevent it by leaving them in a "dog proofed" area. Then adress why they're chewing: if it's separation anxiety you work on that, starting with short periods. If it's boredom, work them with training before you leave. When that's working you can work up to leaving them with a bed, by using something like an old towel or a blanket as a step and watch how that goes.

[@mihaiberechet3977]

Hi, Zak! I really appreciate your videos, they really helped me trying to discipline my new pup. About a year ago I found a little bundle of joy and wrath in my yard (non-habited property, but visited almost dayly) and I deciden to keep and discipline him so he can be a moderatly well-balanced dog. So he's almost one year old now and I've been trying to teach him (by means on positive reinforcement only) the difference between the command "Wait", which means "Just wait while I set wour treat, toy or snack on the floor" (and he seems to understand and comply correctly, most of the times) and the command "Stay", by which I encouraged him to just sit still until I let him do whatever he wants (it's usually the marker "Free", when he comes to me for his treat or toy, but I cassualy throw in the marker "Yes" and go to him and give him the treat, according to Nate Schoemer) . After some training sessions, I noticed that my dog won't make the difference between the marker "Free" uppon the "Wait" and "Stay" command. Whenever I tell him to wait and I place his food on the ground, he's just looking at me like he's not sure whether to come to me for a treat, as in "Stay" or he should just head on for the food or treat I just placed on the ground, as in "Wait". I think yhere's something I'm doing wrong and I could really use your advice on this . I'm looking forward to your new videos! Thanks!

[@cherylwoodruff7617]

German Shepherds are so intelligent. If you can harness all that energy at the beginning, it is awesome training them. I miss my GSD (lost her last year, 14 years old).

[@nancyisgod]

I love this dog, she’s so smart

[@silkecanada]

Thank you for the reminder that it takes time. I had some tiny little improvements today and it makes me happy. I know we'll get there someday. My Ella is not as reactive as Moira but there are similarities. This series helps me a lot.

[@joannekenny7755]

So glad you covered stay at the front door. I can't emphasis how important that is. Our black lab has no impulse control, and I accidentally left the front door open, he bolted across the road to another dog and got hit by a car. He was 100% and just a few scratches. So I'm so glad you did this so I can train him 😁😁

[@brianbaker1537]

I've been waiting for a new episode forever yay

[@brianbaker1537]

Your videos are amazing do you think you can train my grandma's dogs

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Same!

[@elsadela4735]

I am ao impressed with your accomplishments with Moira!!

[@janr4143]

My GSD listens as I watch and learn from your videos🤣😁

[@meriyam954]

Zakkkkkkk........ I'll be Never tired of telling you.. I AM YOUR BIG FANN.. Love From Kashmir " and... I'm gonna train this Dogg"♥️

[@dazzlingblack6136]

Best series.. Best channel.. Best trainer.. Thanks a for this series and 30 day perfect pup , it's helping me a lot to train my puppyy.. Lots of love Zak❤

[@rubytuesday5412]

What a wonderful channel. I've never watched a dog training channel like this before. Meaning, I'm binge-watching all of Moira's training since subbing yesterday. I just love Moira ❤ she has so much potential. I just *love* those ears of hers! They're quite comical! The size of them! I had tears when I saw she had slept the night on her own, part sad that she had to do it and part proud of her that she made it thru with no dramas. I can't wait to see what happens next! Thanks for the great viewing Zak.

[@rubytuesday5412]

PS~ Has Moira's number 6 upload come out yet? Thank you.

[@CinderellaCoach]

I have an 18 month powerful strong GSD. This series has been the most helpful to date. I’ve had to go back to the basics because he not only acts like Mora but he is 10 times more aggressive and reactive to dogs, people, bikes, horses, and buggies. I live in Amish country. Moira‘s reaction to the dogs in her backyard was 10% compared to what my GSD puts me through. He acts obsessed! And addition to all of these bad behaviors, he destroys just about anything in his path and therefore I have to keep him in his crate unless I can actually be with him. I cannot tell you how many leashes, flat collars, windowsills, door frames, pet beds, clothing etc. has been ruined and had to be replaced. He needs to learn manners. We daily take him out for 90 minutes of hard exercise and as were driving to the park, he barges into the front seat. He weighs 99 pounds!. I love him, and he’s obedient when there is zero distractions. Does anyone have any advice for me? I am disabled and I have mobility issues. I was wanting to get him trained as a service dog.

[@BushmanBove]

Contact a real trainer in your local area instead of watching this.

[@lucindadarby2446]

@zakgeorge @zakgeorge21 I have to say that this series is filling in all the gaps!! What I mean is that I have watched all your videos I can find. I always end up with more questions!! This series is now ANSWERING all those additional questions which his FANTASTIC!! An example is how long do I need to keep practicing? You answer this in these videos so thank you. I really do wish you could meet my dog or I could send you a video of him. In October last year when we got him I was literally screaming on here because of his biting issues etc. NOW he is calm loves his walks great in the lead learning to leave squirrels alone and the list goes on!! And oh yes he is a Romanian rescue mixed breed 3 year old street dog!! THANK YOU SO MUCH ZAK for helping us. Please also feel free to quote our successes and ongoing successes we are having thanks to you! 😍❤️

[@thehrinkingbean]

You get a lot of crap but you really know your stuff and I love this series!

[@lovingarts6025]

What an awesome dog. She will be an nice companion once she's trained

[@msfussyb]

Zak you are amazing! I have enjoyed these series so much and i have learned so much from you, thank you for sharing your experience with us

[@hillofbeans2692]

Love your videos Zak. I watched them and started training my puppy at 8 weeks old. She's almost 3 now and she loves when we do our daily training. She looks forward to it.

[@vickyrowsell8346]

My second dog was on the streets for a year and is terrified of quite a lot of things, i do a lot of stay, sit, look at me, outside shes still very difficult to walk but we are getting there. I am also a lover of these training sessions but now im going to listen to some chilli peppers and arctic monkeys.

[@monicalocascio2526]

When you were taking Moira by car to the park, I noticed that Moira was not correctly restrained. Here in New South Wales Australia if your pet is not correctly restrained there is a Fine. The reason behind properly restraining your pets in the car is that the pet could distract the driver, also if there is an accident the pet could become a missile. You are amazing trainer.

[@monica2191]

Love all your videos! I have a 4 month old Border Collie, and our training is going great, thanks to your videos! And of course, your 30 day puppy training classes! Many thanks! ❤❤❤

[@BiggyC420]

This is reality

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

💯

[@cjacobs6429]

i wanna be a dog trainer and your videos really help!

[@coconutsmash7694]

love the intro! great job on everything!

[@tzurtex6336]

This dog is sooo energetic

[@nicoleonfeels]

You’re doing good work, keep it up! 👏🏽

[@katecarnwath8051]

When is the next episode coming! love this series!!!

[@divinechickennugget3204]

God bless you oh she’s bad behaved but she is so cute and your doing great 🙃🥳 . I’m getting a 8 month old puppy your channel will help I think. Your so gentle with them love it💜

[@adam1660]

It must be fun to be a professional dog trainer

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

Fun. Stressful. People don't listen even though they pay them

[@fraxinus_ash]

I imagine the people aspect isn't all that great sometimes though!

[@dharmarico3251]

Love the series,thanks for providing these lessons

[@jaxsstrickland1443]

She's really taken to you. Please keep her zak

[@Elizabeth-iw6in]

I really want to see you do one of these series with a small breed dog. Like a yorkie, terrier... etc. I have a small dog. Small dogs tend to be more stubborn and think they are a big dog. So yah. That is what I think u should do next. Just my opinion.

[@Mahdi__L]

Thank you so much for this show. I'm applying these lessons in training my two dogs and it's not easy but it seems to be working. I may not have the funds to purchase a drone but everything else, Kudos

[@alisha7224]

Hi Zak, thank you for the video series. CAN YOU PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO A SERIES ON SHY (slightly SHUT DOWN DOGS)? Shy dogs (regardless of reason) are so hard for us fosters to KNOW how to engage/interact with them! They take up time where we make zero progress which results in less dogs in rescue due to lack of foste home space; if we could breakthrough to these dogs quicker, we could save more in the long run.

[@hypnotubenews]

Richard Simmons would say. .YOU CAN DOITTTTTTT

[@Bx99CG]

Hi! Idk if this situation has already been mentioned before. I have a 9 year old tripod kelpie, I got from the shelter/foster care at 1.5 years old, who all her life has been very afraid of loud noises (only ones that sound like they were made by humans) and can be overly protective of her crate/person/self. She is always concerned. She is trained and a sweetheart, but when she is afraid she won't budge or take treats, guards her resources, and will sometimes tell you she wants to be left alone. Sometimes she barks and nips at people or our other dogs that just pass by her crate. I try to give her the happiest, most comfortable life possible, but I would love to see you work with an older dog similar to this! If you've already made a series like this or made suggestions on it I would be thrilled to be pointed in the right direction!

[@mariejones3913]

i have 3 chickens and i do love them! i only eat the eggs

[@galaxyandluna]

Same

[@VanesaStay]

Thank you so much for these videos! I recently got a German Sheppard at 7 months and he’s been so challenging. I love your videos and they help me so much with my super hyper dog! Our biggest challenge has been having him around our 4 year old daughter. Any tips on how to get him to stop play biting would be awesome! Thank you 😊 You’re the best positive trainer!

[@benwilliams2471]

Hope she does well

[@justjade7524]

Wow your awesome, thanks to you I have a wonderful trained dog thank you zack

[@nathalyflores9520]

These videos are so helpful!! We have a 5 month old GSD who is similar to Moira except he’s much bigger and jumps and bites more.

[@elharaaddison]

Thanks so much for this series. I could have used so many of these training techniques in the past with my dogs overreactions to dogs while on walks. With a new pup I’ll now have some “ammunition “. 💕🐾

[@bradiesmith3638]

I believe in you (even thought it will be hard) you can train this dog!

[@colleenclark1036]

Thank you for all your videos Zak this has improved my training with my two very crazy puppies. ❤️

[@daniellepalao4089]

I LOVE YOU MOIRA!