Having a hard time hearing you through that loud ass piano music.

@giovannimiles1

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@_camy_

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂 it just gets louder and louder

@despoinagoddess

2 жыл бұрын

I’m dead!!! 😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️

@gatorent.productionbuffrec8797

2 жыл бұрын

Fire whoever did the editing fire them.

@tykepope

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not about the words it’s about the actions

Very good content. Straight to the point! 🎉

Yes, people, dogs need strong leadership. Not weak reassurance that they cannot possibly understand.

@smith806

2 жыл бұрын

They understand a sympathetic tone, not the words

@3rdreichball525

2 жыл бұрын

My dog understands words if you use them enough. Seriously. My malinois has quite the dictionary. We even created our own dialect as well. 2 barks for yes. One bark for no. I shit you not. Dogs can understand if you take the time to help them understand

@3rdreichball525

2 жыл бұрын

My dog understands words. I kid you not. My malinois has quite the dictionary. We even have our own dialect. 1 bark for no. 2 for yes as an example. Dogs can understand words if you take the time to help them understand

@evergreen4034

2 жыл бұрын

@@3rdreichball525 ... For the Reich, I’ll choose to believe you.

@CryMeARiver63

2 жыл бұрын

@@smith806 tell that to my dogs .

I'm a dog 🐕 and this man understands us! 👌 😶

I always tell my anxious boxer “cmon one of us has to be tough, we can’t both be anxious” since I’m naturally an anxious person too but with training I’ve learned to calm my anxiety and lead! U can def see the difference when u take the lead and they trust you and calm down! My boxer is a scaredy cat but slowly I feel so proud to see her go past benches or trash cans timidly but still goes through them when she used to want to run away in the opposite direction !

Wow I just learned some thing important in less than a minute! Thank you! 😁

@smith806

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

I had my rescued fearful dog for about 3 months and I was doing the confident leading and as she learned to trust me she was getting better. But then I started adding a soft reassuring "he's o.k." if someone was running towards us or if a noisy motorcycle was going by and ,I don't know, I see a difference in her when I communicate that she is safe with words, adding it to the confident reassuring walk

@DoctorSess

2 жыл бұрын

I did the same exact thing and she understand it. The all clear.

@DoctorSess

2 жыл бұрын

I am not trying to completely suppress my dog’s natural instinct to protect: it’s a good thing! Just need to make sure it’s controlled and she understands that I PROTECT HER first.

@phoenixrising5088

2 жыл бұрын

No words are necessary. They follow positive energy.

@elsiem7295

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly words definitely work as well when accompanied by action.

@emilyhunt4368

2 жыл бұрын

I think saying that gives us confidence as well as humans we understand language so if we say it's all good it's okay then we feel that even more and I think that's what helps I use it with my horses as well as dog. Definitely helps me but I speak to myself like that a lot it's a strategy I use for my anxiety that works ( fake it until you make it)

Excellent advice.

I do that with my boy. If i hesitate entering somewhere, he'll be looking around more than usual. But if i go somewhere without hesitation, he has the same attitude and follows with confident waddles and tailwhips. 😁

@lilyxciv5637

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve even noticed my dog randomly barking at things on our walk that I am staring at for too long - because I’m simply trying to figure out why something looks different from the last time we walked there. Lol

I love how happy the dog is

@alanclark785

6 ай бұрын

the Staffordshire Bull Terrier has a great smile outstanding breed

I personally always tell them it’s OK and talk to them but I make them go through whatever I’m trying to get them to do. My last rescue was a four-year-old LGD mix and she would not let me walk her or touch her for over a month and I have officially adopted her and can at least walk up to her to put a leash on and walk her to where I need her to go but I can take a lot more time than people are wanting to realize and commit to. Nice video!

This is super helpful thank you. I have a Shepard boarder collie rescue who is scared of her own shadow. I couldn’t imagine what she went through before she was rescued the man did a real number on her.

This is very true. Dogs are masters of body language.

Confidence and mellowness counts. If your in a car wreck tense, you get hurt more than if you were just relaxed. When two fighter face each other, the calmer and less emotional almost always come out on top. Dogs respond to your demeanor and personality. My new pups always run when the miss or I yell at the movie screen for whatever reason as it's the only time we yell so it's so very intimidating. Almost all come back when they understand they are not under attack and see us repeat the behavior and laugh slightly uncontrollably. This person is a great trainer. Beautiful dog.

Your amazing mate so helpful this channel so glad I found it

@southenddogtraining1

9 ай бұрын

Ah glad you enjoy the content! Thank you!

THANK YOU for giving us the propper tools to speak doggies language 🥰🥰🥰.

I would ask my gsd to sit, and just wait until he was ready to move on, once he looked at me I would say hi, let's go,

What a cute pupper!!

Thank you, good information.

Absolutely right dogs pick up all of our emotions and we need to be confident calm leaders ..I have a blue staffy and before a rescued staffy x for 12 years they're can be very sensitive dogs but all dogs need good leadership

Yes!! I learned this with dogs that were just bad on leashes too. Stop and sniff everything and pull. You just have to face forward and start marching with authority and don’t stop even if you feel they’re resisting at first. As soon as they see you’re looking forward and marching ahead with authority, they immediately follow you as the pack leader

@cuzza4321

Жыл бұрын

This usually works for me until the first time met a dog that flops and will literally get dragged by the neck on concrete for meters. Was so confused never had the confident march not work. I tried using treats but he learnt to constantly stop fishing for more treats. Only method that works has been waiting not looking at him until he gets bored and moves on

@bennyhotsteppa9388

Жыл бұрын

@@cuzza4321Same here. I hate pulling the dog so I stopped for the most part. He is good out of the hustle and bustle of the city though.

@c_v_os

11 ай бұрын

It’s ridiculous not to stop to sniff stuff. Dogs don’t need the kind of marching walks that people do need. They need to engage with the environment through using their nose and they will obviously resist if you don’t give them plenty opportunities to do that.

@erinfennessy5332

10 ай бұрын

@@c_v_os you have more time on your hands than the rest of us then sir 🫡

@pinkshinx

9 ай бұрын

​@cuzza4321 got my first puppy and she does the same thing. Ive had dogs brfore but not a puppy. No matter how much i march ahead and am confident, no matter how much i drag her without even looking at her. or changing my approach like stopping and waiting, she refuses to walk and will literally let herself be dragged, she refuses to eat treats. The only way I can think of doing is to give her a very high reward treat and give it to her everytime she starts walking forward untill she gets bored of stopping

You have it, my friend. Keep up the good work. As I often say, the problem is really at the other end of the lead.

I like this guy, he's a good trainer for dogs. :)

Thank you! This is super helpful, going to implement this.

Fantastic video. Very well done and well said 👏

Beautiful explanation.

this was great info thanks! teaching just like caesar milan

It's the same with kids. So many parents coo their babies/ kids when they are crying or upset or nervous, for example, when most times the best response is to ignore them and let them watch you be comfortable, calm, and confident.

Brillant video and stunning dog😘❤

Keep up the great work

Excellent.

👌🙏spot on

Great stuff Sir!

Thanks for being kind to that little Bull!

He is a beauty. The dog.

Preach!

Good advice

Great advice!

Learned something new today! I loved how the doggie appeared to be smiling at the end 🙂🐶🐾

@wayofthekodiak3118

2 жыл бұрын

That's you projecting. Dogs don't smile. The dog still had it's tail between it's legs. Trying to hide it's scent coming from the anus. That's a fear response.

Love. And that is a beautiful boy ❤

Great vid ,great job 👍

@southenddogtraining1

5 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Thank you 🙏🏼

Love Staffies.

Good points

this is so true, ive found using the words can make me project the action, which the dog does pick up and follows. Some people dont do this and will have nervous actions while trying to tell the dog "its ok". Hes right.

BRILLIANT 😊 THAT'S THE WAY.

Strong calm but assertive training

Beautiful Staffy

That's how my sisters pit is, but little by little he's learning

Or perhaps dog is nervous because of damn piano man?!

Great video Subscribed

@southenddogtraining1

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Well said 👏

Well explained ❤️

YOUR VIBRATION TELLS THEM A LOT!! EVEN BEFORE U KNOW IT SOMETIMES. SO BE REAL AMONGST ANIMALS!! GENTLE. KINS AND LOVING!!!

Wow 🤩 thank you

100% correct! The dogs looks to the owner and how he is handling situations and they panic with you. If you know what your doing the song is right there with you. If you are being attacked then he knows to help you (if he is trained that way). It’s all about what you feel. People have no clue that the dog spends his whole day looking at you, trying to please you and looking at everything you do. They know all the things you do all the time. It’s very important that you stay calm so your dog has a good life and a calm life

Same with people tbh, at least when im panicking

Why did you play music? Did the dog die or something? Otherwise, I'd like to hear this informative video.

Strong assertive confident leadership leads to calm confident dogs. They pick up on your body language and visual cues.

Yup you need to let him self sooth and just relax with him

Wish we had all these skills with other humans lmaooo

Good doggo...💘

Good explanation.

We are so stuck with my very over nervous grand dog. We do all the extreme treats, clearing our minds and being very calm and confident training. He now holds his urine and poops so he doesn’t need to go outside it is heartbreaking. We have now tried medication (Prozac). I don’t see a big difference yet and I am so frightened that this medication will actually hurt him.

I always just tell my girl, you're good

@john.premose

2 жыл бұрын

Just tell them they’re golden

He is beautiful bud 😎✌️

The whole world needs to see this

Bully breeds have the best smile! It’s their whole face😁

@clackstaclicky890

9 ай бұрын

That's a Staffordshire bull terrier

@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700

8 ай бұрын

@@clackstaclicky890 in the US or at least where we are they are a category of breeds called the bulky breeds and a staffy is part of that. That group is sadly over represented in shelters, given away in parking lots, in sidewalks and busy traffic corners. They’re also “banned” in many housing complexes etc.

EXACTLY!!

I'm not sure what you missed about language but that is how humans send energy

I have a dog that was really reactive, it was impossible to walk him around the neighborhood because he would bark at every single dog, eventually I started walking faster whenever I passed in front of a fence, and he focused on running rather than barking, then he lost that habit pretty quickly later on, when I became more confident I didn't even need to run, or do anything or give him any commands, my confidence and calm gave him confidence and calm also, don't let the dog push/pull you around, make sure the dog understands that you're stronger and that he should follow/listen to you I like how the guy focuses a lot on "don't use words" and that's true, dogs mostly learn key words or commands, if you want to get something through to them, show them through actions

Sounds like the Alfie Solomons of dog training! Love it

I hear you completely but I just gotta say those North face joggers are DOPE

Awesomeness

Pure Value!

Can't stress this enough!

Fair and true

Exactly people need to stop humanising dogs/animals thinking they understand our words! Body language speaks so much more than our voice

@thereaper89

2 жыл бұрын

My dog understands everything I tell her to do.

@markgeering5943

2 жыл бұрын

@@thereaper89 it understands the noise and behaviour expected when that noise is heard which is different to understanding the meaning of a word! But again body language and tone of voice communicate just as much if not more than the noises we assign to behaviour we wish the/our/your dog to carry out

Show the dog how you want them to be, be a LEADER! They see you’re confident in situations they are not, they’ll follow suit!!

So, not to be that guy but this is good advice that spreads to people as well. If people are unsure about something, showing confidence in a situation makes people less stressful.

Thank you!, I have 3 texas rescue brothers pitbull/pharaoh hound mixes who all act like this. I feel horrible, if I didn't know better they look like they've been abused. I've had them since September last year at 6mths of age. They're getting better but not sure if they'll ever be confident. Not giving up but very long process. Never had dogs act like this before..

Never would have thought about that

Whenever my dog Odie gets nervous I’ll normally just hug him and remind him he’s a good boy, he’s nervous around other dogs because as a puppy a German shepherd dragged him halfway across a dog park

The smile when he realized he had a hooman that was sure and so he was safe 🥺🥺😭😭😭

@wayofthekodiak3118

2 жыл бұрын

No, that's just you projecting onto the dog.

@ColdTakes585

2 жыл бұрын

@@wayofthekodiak3118 nah it’s actually a commentary on how dogs pick up on their owners emotions/body language to help them regulate their own

@wayofthekodiak3118

2 жыл бұрын

@@ColdTakes585 No it's you projecting. Dogs don't smile. Dogs don't love. It's impossible for them. No frontal lobe means no love. The dog didn't even feel secure. Tail tucked the whole time.

This is the guy that called one of his employers a coward for backing a way from a dog

Yes but everything is energy so a little words of expression don't hurt.

Dogs and children are not the same. But they both thrive on the same things: consistency, clear rules/expectations, and positive reinforcement. It’s hard to not humanize dog emotions but remember they crave direction and leadership. It’s just up to us how to show them!!

Body language, mood, and temperament is the most important.

Finally someone who's actually taking the time to make us dog owners better handlers and protectors of our family and our bay bees thank you sir

@southenddogtraining1

Жыл бұрын

Very welcome thank you for your comment 😊

I was explaining this to my sister lastnight about a dog that just got dropped off and she’s a super nervous dog

Actions speak louder than words especially with dogs

Trainers face: 😎 Dogs face: 😬

Thank you for this! I find myself feeling sorry when my dog does the pausing when on walks...what happens when the dog has vision issues and is unsure or nervous, will this technique still work?

Great tip! We adopted a 10 months old dog a week ago, and he is having a hard time following. Sometimes he freezes while walking, and pulling makes him more scared. What do you recommend ?

🙏🏾

This guy could train humans with this info. Actions do speak louder than words in a bunch of senerios.

Hiya, I've just Subscribed. I have a 3.5 Year old Japanese Akita cross Rottweiler I just wondered what you think of this mix? Temperament wise. Thanks mate

@southenddogtraining1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi David, as a member please ask this via the website so our team can help you 😀

@phoenixrising5088

2 жыл бұрын

David Michael. Well if you don't know what the temperament of your Dog is with those mixed Breeds, then I do not think you should own any Dog without researching the Dog's breed. It is irresponsible to own a Dog of this mix breeds as Akita's and Rotties are both powerful breeds that require someone who understands the potential of these breeds it could be a very bad outcome for both Dogs and Humans if not given the proper training. I think it's very foolish of you to not understand the temperament if your Dog. Sounds to me you just wanted a big powerful Dog that looks potentially menacing. I suggest you get a professional to teach you how to get the best out of your Dog.

@dubthabreak

2 жыл бұрын

@@phoenixrising5088 the guy just asked his opinion, he didn't say he doesn't know his own dog, chill out dude

They understand tone of voice as well.

A reassuring "its okay" will do wonders aswell. Just ignoring the dog is not as good.

You GET what you PET. If you pet a nervous dog, you encourage the dog to continue to be nervous.