Dude that's the best owner you've ever had on camera.

@michaelscheller6884

2 жыл бұрын

I was about to comment “what a great owner!” Dog training would be much easier if all owners were that quick to learn.

@jillsorbera7247

2 жыл бұрын

He just had another chick who was super good with a dog named McCoy

This video helped me so much. My dog is leash reactive and i was giving him corrections on a flat collar. The constant correction really didn’t even phase him. The gentle leader almost completely stopped his reactive behavior.

“The leash has rules.” Love it!👍

Love the owner. She is fantastic. I truly appreciate her showing us what to do.

Joel you are an exceptional dog trainer but what really sets you apart is your ability to teach us humans. Remarkable!

The gentle leader is a total game changer. Have a VERY leash reactive, non aggressive dog. It's taken a while, but she's loose leash until another dog barks or runs then she just didn't care about the correction. With the gentle leader, just a small correction and leave it... she's great! I really can't thank you enough for sharing this with us!!! You're the BOMB!!

The owner really did a phenomenal job! 👍👍

This video just shows me how efficient you are with your Leash pops

Nice to see those positive corrections from the owner.

I've been thinking over my earlier question. The gentle leader was absolutely a game changer for us. My dog immediately responded to gentle correction once we learned how to use it.

Hey man, just wanted to drop A comment and let you know I really appreciate all the insight you put out. I’ve always had dogs growing up but now I put a deposit for my own puppy and have been doing diligent research to be the be owner I could be. I have been looking at videos from countless dog trainers and I will say you are my favorite by far. Really soaking it all up. Thank you so much x ( the more puppy content the better right now haha )

What a transformation, what a dramatic night-and-day shift, from big powerful lunging biting reactive dog to normal dog. I saw the Gentle Leader employed to amazing effect. This is my dog with added hyperness. Will try, when able (bruised wrist). Kudos and Total Gratitude to Joel Beckman.

Love your videos. Your methods are in line with the way I train. They work for any size dog. Not every dog is treat motivated so having the pressure and release training demonstrated is something that works for everyone. Keep them coming.

Great learning video. I just ordered a gentle leader- this video was made for my dog!❤️

I watched the loose leash walking videos and it fixed the pulling in one day. Thank you! I couldn't get the lunging and barking completely under control. I'm sure it's because I'm not doing the method right, as you said in your other video. This video convinced me to start conditioning the gentle leader. My dog is not listening or feeling the leash corrections if other dogs are present. I'll try to remember to update this comment if the gentle leader fixes this. Thanks for everything! In addition to subscribing, I talk you up at the dog park constantly!

I love seeing the gentle leader videos, please keep them coming

Through Joel’s videos, I was introduced to the gentle leader for my Rottie. Watching an episode of Caesar working with a Malinois using a gentle leader, I learned to keep the leash short (relaxed arm by my side directly in line with dog’s shoulder) when walking Rosie. I also clip the leash to both the gentle leader and neck collar. Worked like a charm and now my 100lb Rottie and I have relaxed and enjoyable walks! Those tips may help others and wanted to share! Thank you Joel for all of your help!

OMG! SO love this!! This was my dog! But because of YOU, he is SO much better! I hope this dog owner knows that if she follows you and your guidance, it WILL get better!

Great video,I am have this exact problem with my 9 month old standard poodle. He is great at loose leash until he sees another the dog then it’s all bets off. I have been using a gentle leader harness but it’s not enough,I order a gentle leader head harness today just before I saw this . Hoping for good results like this guy. Thank you so much for theses videos they are so helpful!

Another amazing video!

This is the best video I’ve ever watched on leash reactivity and reactivity in general and believe me I’ve watched all well done Joel yet again proving how are you are the goat

@pattiromak1951

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes after correction my dog turns and grabs the leash and growls at me. So embarrassing when in public

Pertinent to my situation! Thank you for this!

My biased guess (this looks like my dog and what I think are her reactivity triggers): a dog running up and the frustration of not getting to meet a dog (being held back).

@joannabonoan

2 жыл бұрын

My dog is exactly the same

That was great! I couldn’t answer the question but it really made me think. Please keep asking us questions. One day I’ll get one right!

Gentle Leader definitely game changer on each of my 3 big dogs!! It also helped my rescue Golden Retriever to stop resource-guarding food/toys from my other 2 dogs! Joel's awesome!!! 🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

I have a 4 year old Bouvier des Flandres who weighs 90 pounds and is reactive. I weigh 115 so you can imagine the challenges of handling him on a walk if he gets startled. I have been watching your videos for 2 months and have made progress. Yesterday, I watched the video of the Standard Poodle with the Gentle Leader. I've had a Gentle Leader, but never felt confident enough to try it on my Bouv. This morning, I did. Rumor (that's his name) fought tooth and nail to get it off. I took him to the park and we started our walk. The difference was astounding!!! He started to "leave me" to go sniff a bush... I barely applied pressure and he came back ... "oh yeah, sorry, Mom." We walked for another 30 minutes and he was perfect. So, thank you very much!!

Love it Thanks sir

Hi Joel!!! Amazing video!!! You’re the best dog trainer!!! Today, I walked my dog to the University’s Campus. She walked upstairs to a platform three feet high and she jumped down and landed on my left leg!!! I punished her for this bad behavior!!! She acts like a juvenile delinquent sometimes!!! However, she does listen to my commands outside with hotdogs!!! Thanks for the great video!!!!😎😍😍😎🦮🐊🐲🌺🌹🌻💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥

Your dobbie is the coolest, smartest thing..... fast movement and close proximity for poodle, he just wants to play.... good lesson, little harsh

@BDTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Would love more videos on how to train a puppy for protection. Still want them to behave but not be too friendly at the same time. Thanks for the content as always

Yep, “nothing trumps the leash” if this dog is doing all the things it should be doing on leash, it will prevent the behavior from starting & escalating in the first place

I couldn't stop laughing, you say movement of something just as prince blur's past at 10:31

Thanks for all the videos, they've been extremely helpful. Keep up the good work!

Great video

Running, running past the dog &……..I’m not far enough to see the other trigger Ok, I’m saying being on leash may be the other trigger. Or work with checking in and paying attention to the owner should help

2 dominant fellas. A battle for who gets to pee mark last.

I was going to say the leash and just other dogs in general. My leash reactive pup will play with every dog in the park but put the lead back on and he turns into the tasmanian devil. The slightest backward correction and he is flying all over the place. We got some learning to do.

This was a great video. Think I’m going to get a gentle leader for my husband to walk Luna. I can walk her but he can’t without a struggle

@User7688.--_

2 жыл бұрын

I read “Think I’m going to get a gentle leader for my husband…” then busted out laughing. 😂 I told my husband what (I thought) you said. He replied “I’ll lend him mine.” I threw my slipper at him.

@kylasbibi

2 жыл бұрын

@@User7688.--_ 🤣🤣🤣. I can walk her. I guess I should have said I can walk her with no problem. He has challenges with her. She’s his baby but he won’t admit it. 🤣🤣🤣

@karenbonham1359

2 жыл бұрын

Gentle leader saved me!

We can do this all day !!!!

I’ve done this for months… pitbull…he just continues to pull. I’ll try a gentle leader

@nevrhungry24

2 жыл бұрын

Gentle leader is a game changer. My girl and I have a 9 month pit/Shepard mix and she pulled/lunged so much . Put the gentle leader on and she immediately realized she doesn’t have the control or ability to use that power any more. Has made her way more calm and it’s really easy to give a correction now

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jan-sb2ql who are you talking to? Lol

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

Gentle leader really is game changer. My dog hardly pulls with it on. He hates it though and will occasionally lay on the ground and roll around and try to get it off instead of walking.

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jan-sb2ql how do you know anything about his corrections?

@karenbonham1359

2 жыл бұрын

Gentle leader is the best thing that ever happened to us! Well worth the 15 dollars!

A very helpful lesson; three of my herd have benefitted from those techniques. Two of the three are short muzzle mixes so I use prong collars instead. Are there gentle leaders that work on those breeds?

love this

Can you please do a video about managing & training doberman breed characteristics? My puppy just turned 5 months old & discovered her bark. She used to be super interested in people/kids/dogs & wanted to play with everyone but since she hit the 5 month mark, every moving shadow will fully raise her hackles & she will do her “big-girl bark”. We have a large patio overlooking a busy street & it’s not an acceptable behavior, even though I know she’s wanting to protect her home. Even on walks, the sight of small child running or a dog sets off her prey drive (god help us when a bunch of stray chihuahuas roam by). What I’ve been doing is distracting her with a squeaky toy (when I see a trigger or when she barks) so that she makes eye contact with me & then reward her by tossing the toy for her to play with instead of letting her fixate on the trigger. I want her to behave like your mr.Prince does. 😅🥰

My dog is mostly great with this technique EXCEPT, when a dog suddenly pops out of nowhere when we're not expecting it he'll IMMEDIATELY hit the end of the leash and go crazy. The self-correction even though it was more intense than our regular correction has zero effect in those situations 😔. Super frustrating.

@Cruilian

2 жыл бұрын

You have to try a gentle leader. It's a game changer!!

@samanthahu4803

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cruilian my dog is small .. never considered a gentle leader for a small dog, do you think it's still worth trying?

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

@@samanthahu4803 how small is your dog? I used one on my puppy. They can’t be used on dogs with flat faces though.

@samanthahu4803

2 жыл бұрын

@@ccap3211 I guess he's not super small, like 15 lbs. Just never seen a small dog use one haha.

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

@@samanthahu4803 well generally they are used on larger dogs because they are harder to control but I do know they sell gentle leaders in size small so you could try it and see how it works.

I was going to say movement, but didn’t pick up the leash trigger, so it would be the tension on the leash? Those gentle leaders are great. I tried a prong but couldn’t get the correction clear enough. The gentle leader was easier for me with a big dog.

My blue heeler is leash reactive to cars, dogs, other animals, and anything that moves fast. Correcting her on a prong, e-collar or gentle leader causes displaced aggression against ME. I have to carry a steel baton to defend myself against her attacks. Once she flies into a rage she cannot be reasoned with. She has unsnapped prong collars in her frenzies and escaped from all harnesses. Evidently she received zero training or socialization before I got her at age 1.2 (now aged 1.9). I would like to see a video with a dog like this as subject.

Goud job

I saw he kept chasing when prince was running around but he seemed fine nest to his mum i havent got a clue what the other one is

Suggestion. Before you allow the owner to take the leash I think that you should provide the owner with some time to practice the leash "Pop". This doesn't have to be with a dog. The practice could be with a non moving post for example. The owner should practice the technique first on a non living thing before doing it with a live dog. Dond

Barrier frustration

The leash itself seems to be stimulus as well as attempts at play and/or evasion by your dog.... maybe

I just got a general leader for my 10 mth old dog and I definitely notice a difference. Would you suggest doing this training using a quiet dog park outside the gate? My girl is very reactive

Fast movement triggers the dog

Eye contact and movement? Edit: Ohhh, half right 😀

What is the difference between a reactive dog and an aggressive dog and how can you tell which one your dog is experiencing

@User7688.--_

2 жыл бұрын

Joel has videos that explain that issue. 😊

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

@@User7688.--_ lots of them...

@solideomusical

2 жыл бұрын

Would your dog kill/seriously injure the other dog given the chance? Does he fly into a blind rage which renders him oblivious to any commands or cues?

I have a Aussie that is like that. Not aggressive at all. I tried with the Halti head leash but found best results with the prong collar. Do you recommend to try again with the head collar? It's difficult to work on reactivity to other dogs since I only have one and I don't want to make others uncomfortable while walking. I have ended going on walks less frequently or at weir times.

@jdo2574

2 жыл бұрын

I have a Border collie/mix the description sounds very much like my dog when I first got him (super high energy). Started with flat collar and he pulled like a little bull ( 4 weeks) . Moved the a gentle leader ( two months) he was 50% better but still no fun to walk for me. Then I went to a Milton Sprenger prong collar (Made in Germany). 99% better. The Milton Sprenger has polished prongs unlike every other prong collar I have seen. I took the Sprenger collar and rubbed it against my own neck to see what it might be like. Did it hurt? no it didnt. It applied a even amount of pressure on my own neck and my neck is fur free. :-) IK have since moved back to the gentle leader after two months on thee Prong. He respects the gentle leader much more now than he did initially. Every once in a while I do still need to put him back on the prong but not for more than a couple days and he goes back to the gentle leader.

@majavivo

2 жыл бұрын

@@jdo2574 I forgot to mention I tried also a front clip harness. My dog goes out like he is in a mission, sniffing everything, like he is looking for a bomb jejeje

If the dog is fearful , wouldn’t correcting him near what he fears add to his fear ?

Hi there my dog 1 year old Pomeranian all of a sudden snaps and barks at my hand when I try to wipe his bottom if he has a stain before he used to be OK.

Another question 😅 what would you identify my dog’s reactivity trigger as? He seems sensitive to changes in human noise level or people talking but google doesn’t seem to know what that is. Things that set him off are: people speak-yelling at each other from a distance (e.g. my mom yells that she’s leaving from downstairs when we’re upstairs in my room; me saying hello to the neighbors on the street from our balcony (intonation doesn’t seem to matter- happy, angry, sad, etc)), when he’s meeting a new person & he’s sorta gotten used to their presence but then they laugh or make an odd sound in the conversation & he acts like he’s never met that person in his life, and lastly, if we’re on a walk he will ignore most people and dogs but as soon as someone directly addresses me/him “hey your dog is so cute!” he will go off. They’re not quick, aggressive barks - moreso loud & repetitive alerting sounding

@madigodinez1247

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you in advance if you are able to answer or if anyone has feedback / same issue!

At what age of the puppy, should we start giving leash corrections? Great video, as usual!

@SteveWKk

2 жыл бұрын

He has a video about the different puppy stages....

@ccap3211

2 жыл бұрын

10 months he’s said

I love your videos and am finding them really helpful! Are you please able to provide advice/a video for when a dog completely refuses to walk when the halti is on? I have just recently introduced the halti, as he can be reactive when seeing other dogs but doesn't pay attention to any corrections on a flat collar. Once the halti is on he drops down and won't walk, even with encouragement or treats. Any advice would be much appreciated as I'm starting to feel overwhelmed. He's a 9 month Mastiff × rescue, therefore he's starting to get strong. Thank you.

Is there any risk of injruring a dog's neck if doing corrections on gentle leader wrong? Anything we should take to mind? No criticism just asking...

I still have work to do...my poor dog.

Do you have any videos on dog aggression/growling towards people? I recently let my little brother feed my 2yr old GSD and all seemed good until my brother got close to him again and my dog decided to go at him I was able to yell/holler as soon as I saw it but he had nipped my brothers hand now every time he sees my brother he stares/growls at him. My dog also stared and growled at my neighbor during our walk but the other day my dog got out of his pen and was fine with the neighbor being close to him and petting him that was until my dog got closer to home/ saw me and my neighbor said he got aggressive as in growled at him and he decided to let my dog walk back to me alone.

Is a gentle leader like a halti

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

Halti is an alternative version/brand compared to the gentle leader. Not sure how Joel feels about the difference, but I've used both. They both make the same point of controlling/turning the head of the dog.

@karenbonham1359

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

What gentle leader do you recommend?

When is the right time to take the gentle leader off? When there are no more reactions whatsoever? Or would you keep using it?

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

He went over how to phase out a gentle leader in a past video... Depends on how quickly the dog progresses. When you are at the point where the dog is no longer reactive on the walk leave the GL on & switch back to the regular collar you plan on using to walk him. Then continue the walk... if all goes well with passing triggers on the collar, then you can slip off the GL. Be sure the collar you will be walking the dog on once trained is secure & they cannot get out of it. Don't go to quickly in phasing out the GL. It's not a race, it's a process! Hope that helps. (If I can find the video I was referencing, I'll share it here).

@mucbased

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameschild1321 thank you!

I'm not a fan of correcting the dog on the gentle leader.imagine what it would do on our necks.dogs are not that different. I would definitely correct him with water from a water bottle, has also suprise element and won't be a danger.but you need to carry a smal water bottle around for a few weeks and afterwards frequently.I drilled a hole in the cap.and use the waterbottle to have drinking water for him or me on longer walks or to keep other dogs at a distance.however my dog is 10kg.people who are inexperienced who pull the dog hard and are to late when the dog is lunging we can really injure him. "Shooting" him with water (not in winter) is better for normal people

Yes but lots of the leash reactivity comes from the dogs not being socialized early on. Get puppies into puppy classes very early on and they typically won't develop this reactivity.

@introverted_pianist_1430

2 жыл бұрын

Too much socialization can also develops reactivity. If a dog thinks they can play with every dog they see, then they’ll pull toward them.

Love your videos, thank you. We have a 9 month old (today) Doberman x Vizsla. We have been following your advice on leash reactivity but feel that as he is getting bigger and stronger we need to try a gentle leader. We have tried introducing it slowly, with rewards (treats/toys), trying to take his mind off it. Just wondering how you introduce it to young dogs.

is this not teaching the dog to be scared of the leash, instead of training him to listening. this is not a hate comment. was just wondering. as im new to dog training and would like some advice.

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

Recommend you binge watch his videos. He explains the process over & over & over for all kinds of situations!

@Cloudyyyy88

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameschild1321 will do. Iv been getting into watching training my dog

@andihd8768

2 жыл бұрын

I had someone mention it to me, why would you treat your dog that way? Two weeks into using his methods they understand why & see the change. Their watching the videos now!

@Joel , ANYBODY, PLEEEASE; I DO NOT know HOW to correct /stop my puppy’s unwanted behaviors. All the traditional or (my) known tactics don’t work IN THE LEAST, such as: a loud and quick clap, or can of coin, or voice of “Ahh!” Or “Eckk!””NO and STOP mean nothing either. Kneeing, pushing, removing her, distracting, or positive reinforcement, ONLY MAKE HER RETURN BACK HARDER withhhh nips and bites and jumping!!😩 Behavior im currently trying to stop is jumping or walking into a certain flower bed and ripping up the flowers (by root!) biting the flowers, laying and digging in its dirt- just being in there PERIOD!! Also, nipping and jumping at my body, clothes, and hands, even face--even MORE as I’m trying to correct. I’ve tried a leash too and let HER body running to the end of it toward the flowers make her get Mssg to stop but she just keeps trying to lunge or run or crawl toward them. This 3 1/2 month old golden girl gets MORE wound up, determined, triggered, and disrespectful the more I try to correct her! It’s a complete and quickly escalating snowball effect at the time. THEN, I have even MORE behavioral issues than the original action I was trying to correct!! NOTHING seems to snap her out of her behavior. She’s smart enough to learn other things pretty quickly and we’ll (IMO), yet just can’t seem to learn the word”NO”?? I’m sorry, I find that extremely hard to buy. To me, I think she’s just CHOOSING to so-called “not learn” the word “No”. I have not tried a gentle leader or any collars other than a reg one since she’s young and growing. I WAS trying to teach her “NO” by command and my actions but no luck. I’m frustrated and a bit worried about lack of respect she has for me . I believe that I AM HER TRIGGER (or one of them at least) and I don’t know a damn thing to do about it). I will happily change I just don’t know WHAT to change. I need HELP!!!!!! @Joel?? Anybody?????? Desperado in Texas😭 💔

@hirihiri3229

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Julie, It could have been me who wrote your post. We have tried exactly the same with our german shepherd who is now 6 months old. From the time we got him until now, it has not been much fun. He also did not want to learn anything and was also more turned on when we reprimanded him with e.g. "No" - then he just started biting and jumping up and was completely out of reach. Every single morning, he would bite into our little carpet in the kitchen, and when I said no and pulled him away, I was bitten on both hands, arms and legs. My robes and nightgowns have holes because he has bitten and pulled at them. It was cruel. I tried everything one can buy of scents to keep him away from the rug m.m. - but nothing helped. It has been so awful that I actually thought about relocating him. Then I came to his 4-month examination and complained to my vet. He said, try this. It is a spray that veterinarians spray on bandages on the dogs when they e.g. have had surgery and the like, just so they do not have to bite the bandage - and you know what Julie - IT HELPS !!!!!!! It's called COTHIVET. I sprayed it on the edge of the rug and he has not bitten into it since. I also used it when he started biting my arms, legs, etc., then I sprayed into the air, that is, between him and me, and then AWAY HE WAS. Now I just have to take the bottle if he gets a little relapse and I no longer have to spray, ha ha - as long as he sees the bottle, then the party stops. As I said, he is now 6 months old and he is so cute indoors. He goes and plays with himself and listens. He can sit, cover and stay - which is not much - but it is then a little. Never thought he would learn anything. Most importantly Julie, try to talk quietly to your dog. My dog does not "tolerate" harsh words like a harsh "no" - then the brain shuts down. I speak quietly to him and it has a super good effect. The challenge remains when we go on walks. He also pulls on the string so he is about to be suffocated by his collar. It is not good. So now we use a K9 harness and it has done great wonders. I think he was stressed out by the constant strain on his neck - which he himself is to blame for - but nonetheless, it has helped. There is still a lot missing, but the small victories are important, so it goes in the right direction. Give it time Julie - it will be better. Try my advice. Buy this spray. Then you no longer have a dog that bites you and jumps up on you, etc., which then also makes for a calmer atmosphere in the house, and the dog can feel it. Hope you can use this - I have used Google translation - but hope you understand the meening. Greeting from Denmark.

@gingeroo5765

2 жыл бұрын

@@hirihiri3229 😊WoW. THANK YOU SO MUCH for your comment. That was sooooo nice of you! I forgot to mention that I too had tried spraying stuff around the flower bed but, it didn’t deter her at ALL. The strongest stuff was almost PURE white vinegar- 3 BOTTLES OF IT AT ONE TIME in a 4 foot square space and she just briefly sniffed a spot and then walked right over it, into the middle of it all (where I had ALSO sprayed) as before. I WILL look to see if the spray you recommend can be found/purchased here in the U States. I’ll try Amazon as well. Sounds like you’re doing better and I’m happy for you! I’ve been thru just 2 other puppy experiences within about 39 years and 1 was a dream and the other was SOOOO hard. The hard one had walking issues too so I know what ur going thru! Before I go- I just wanted to tell u that my husband has been to Denmark many times and when I told him about your generous advice, he told me “Oh yeah- the people are the greatest, happiest people in the world❣️” If they are like you.. I can understand why. THANX AGAIN SO MUCH. I’ll be crossing my fingers you keep progressing nicely with your pup. Take care!!🙋🏻‍♀️ Julie in Texas Ps I hope u can read this because I don’t know how to translate this into your language!! 😩

@ParrotVolancy

2 жыл бұрын

Have you started training obedience with her? I know that's generally the starting point/foundation for all dogs. She may be a puppy and you can't correct her too harshly, but you can start incorporating structure and commands which will be useful at all stages.

@gingeroo5765

2 жыл бұрын

@@ParrotVolancy Do u mean enrolled in formal training or just on my own? I’ve myself started trying to teach her potty training, sit, come, and her name of course. Even shake which obviously isn’t necessary- just a trick. So far, she’s doing pretty well with all of them for her age and the minimal time we’ve had with her- 3 weeks. BUTTTT…….. it’s next to impossible to teach things- ESPECIALLY obedience, if they refuse (or can’t) to learn the word “NO”! THAT is my point.

Love the video but your fence at 10:36 is really bothering me.

@User7688.--_

2 жыл бұрын

😅 I just thought, it could be a pmail (email) rock for male dogs. Looks like there aren't any other rocks in that area.

Why is the dog on your left? Because your pistol is on your right 🙄

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 love this comment! Thanks!

If my dog was this reactive it wouldn’t be a issue but my dog is by far 100x worse then this. How long should it take for me to receive a email back from you guys? I’ve sent it in and got no response.

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not saying that your dog is or isn't worse than the dogs in these videos... But keep in mind when you see these dogs at his facility they're almost never going to be "as bad" (as extreme) as they are at home with just their owners. It sounds like you're at your wits end... Hang in there, he is really slammed with requests. 🙏

@xKonscious

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameschild1321 im at the end of the road. if he doesnt pass his assessment test for a board and train program today. im going to have to find a place to put him down. hes had 2 intense reactive episodes in my elevator at my apartment building to where they are actively just trying to find a way to get me kicked out or have him removed. hes bit someone i know nail almost clean off caused alot of bleeding. i cant take him outside for anything. taking him to the vet is not an option because he doesnt behave even in cars. if i dont get a response in the next 24hrs im probably putting him down. because ive tried everything from personal training sessions. to group sessions. to cbd. to actual medicine to help with his anxiety. the last thing i have left is this appointment with this behavioralist and if he fails for the pass he needs for the board and train program then it looks like im done and have no other choice

@solideomusical

2 жыл бұрын

What area do you live in? That level of reactivity may be another ball game.

@xKonscious

2 жыл бұрын

@@solideomusical new york city. in manhattan. right next to a huge park

@jameschild1321

2 жыл бұрын

@@xKonscious Has anyone ever used a e-collar on him?

A gentle leader in nonsense. Can this guy not train a dog?