I appreciate the realism that positive only will fail for a distracted or higher drive dog and that negative reinforcement or even positive punishment is necessary

Best video on this that I’ve seen. Thank you, can’t wait to try the methods out.

Awesome 👏🏻

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤗

Thank you, Taylor! We just got a shock collar and this was very informative and do-able for me now! I know it's going to take a longer amount of time, and I need to be consistent, but I"m ready to go!

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

Amazing welcome to the family step by step and make sure you connect with us on instagram @invirox_ we are here to help! Happy training 🤩🙏🏻🐾

Great video on not pulling. I have an English cocker spaniel that tends to bolt. He weighs 32lbs. Training is more for my health at 82 years old. I’m anxious to try your method of positivity.

@INVIROX

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! We are here to help! 🐾🤩

Thank you for this informative video! We have been searching for tips on how to stop our 6-month old goldendoodle from pulling, and just purchased an e-collar.

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

Amazing keep us posted on your journey we are here to help 🤩

@reptile8263

5 ай бұрын

How did it go? I have exacly the same case here and I'm thinking about the ecollar.

Positive reinforcement was a waste of time for my Doberman to stop pulling. A dog with drive like he has needs the negative to correct certain behaviors. Great video!

@daniellebenjamin2971

Ай бұрын

Working with my Doberman now. Did yours pull and walk in front of your feet? Mine constantly walks right in front of my feet as if trying to stop me but really she just trips me.

@ATLCane

Ай бұрын

@@daniellebenjamin2971 yes! The walking in front of me was pretty easy to correct but the pulling was not

I'm super jealous of your yard.

@INVIROX

10 ай бұрын

Oh thank you 🙏🏻 we feel very lucky! Hope you get the yard of your dreams one day!

Would love to see a video on how to use the collar to stop jumping. I have a Giant Schnoodle and he gets so excited that he jumps on you sometimes knocking you down. He’s just happy to see you but none the less bad behavior

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

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How or when should phasing out treats start?

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

Your dog follows a treat, then gets the treat. The most effective way to train is to gradually phase out luring and focus on smaller visual cues instead. Rewarding is different because instead of following the treat, your dog is getting “paid” with a reward.

@scottmijin9463

Жыл бұрын

@@INVIROX thanks for the response. I’d like my pup to eventually accept walking/moving foward as a reward and not depend too much on treats

Xyla has learned that when she hears the beep she needs to stop or leave whatever she wants to have inside the house. The problem is, when I take her outside there are too many distractions. Cats, kids, other dogs... Not to mention I have 2 kids that are always with me. (My husband works nights) and I dont really have anyone to keep an eye on them when I train her. As soon as she is outside she wants to be free. So she pulls so hard and tries to get out of her harness. The collar doesnt work and calling her name doesnt work outside. The only thing that somewhat works is a treat. And even then her attention is rarely on me. She can be amazing inside but as soon as she is outside all bets are off. It's so frustrating especially when I want to take walks with her, our other dog and my two boys.

@INVIROX

5 ай бұрын

We appreciate you sharing your experience with Xyla's training, and it's clear that outdoor distractions pose a unique challenge. It's fantastic that she's responding well to the beep indoors, but we understand the difficulties you face outside. Training in distracting environments can indeed be tough. Since treats seem to be somewhat effective, you might consider using higher-value treats or incorporating interactive toys to make yourself more engaging than the outdoor distractions. Gradually increase the level of distractions during training sessions to help Xyla build focus over time. Additionally, incorporating short and enjoyable walks where Xyla has the opportunity to explore and be rewarded for good behavior could make the outdoor experience more positive. Remember to stay patient and consistent, and if possible, seek the assistance of a professional dog trainer who can provide guidance tailored to your specific challenges. We believe with time and persistence, Xyla can learn to navigate the outdoor environment more smoothly, allowing for enjoyable walks with your family.

I believed I made a mistake when i first got my pup. I started him put on a slip lead and was really good at heeling, but its gotten to the point where he just. Nearly chokes himself out, and throws genuine tantrums, he doesnt care that hes genuinely strangling himself. Ive gotten the e-collar, and dont think its having much effect bc hes desensitized to "pressure" on his neck. he will just choke himself on the leash and throw more tantrums.

@INVIROX

4 ай бұрын

Hey there! It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your pup, but it's great that you're actively seeking solutions. It's not uncommon to encounter hurdles in training, especially when methods that initially showed promise start to lose effectiveness. Considering your pup's reaction to the slip lead, it's understandable that you're exploring alternative options like the e-collar. While it may seem like your pup is desensitized to pressure on their neck, it's important to remember that every dog is different, and what works for one may not work for another. The e-collar can be a powerful tool when used correctly and responsibly. It provides clear and consistent communication with your pup, allowing you to reinforce commands effectively. However, it's crucial to ensure that the collar is properly fitted and that you're using the lowest effective level of stimulation. In conjunction with the e-collar, positive reinforcement techniques can be incredibly beneficial. By pairing the collar with rewards for desired behaviors, you can create a balanced and effective training approach. This way, your pup learns not only to understand commands but also to associate them with positive experiences. If you're still encountering challenges, seeking guidance from a professional dog trainer experienced in e-collar training could be beneficial. They can provide personalized advice and help you tailor your approach to suit your pup's individual needs. Remember, training takes time and patience, but with the right tools and techniques, you can overcome obstacles and build a strong bond with your furry friend. Keep up the dedication, and you'll see progress! Here for anything at all, You're more than welcome to visit our website for more info: www.invirox.com INVIROX

informative and thicc

It always disappoints me a little bit when they use well-trained dogs in these videos. I don’t feel the training matches what we may be dealing with. Please use a dog that acts like ours!

@INVIROX

Жыл бұрын

Totally understand where you are coming from! Maybe one day we will have the room to get a puppy to do a puppy playlist or better yet have more people share their experience on our channel! 🙏🏻🐾🐶