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Ditch the harness - they are made to enable the dog to pull: sledge, tracking, agitation. HARNESS - a big marketing con.

My dog aggressive food give me some tips

4:05 why don't you cite your source?

One puppy step 🐾🐕 at a time. So inspiring 🙏

my dog tries to bite me if I interupt the incounter I dont know what to do

My dog is border collie mixed we adopted her at 3 month's she scared to go outside and barks at every noise and jumps on our company i don't know how to stol her habits

Thank you for your video is giving me more confidence, that we are doing the right thing by adopting. Our Romenian rescue is coming next week 🤞🏻

This is awesome! I watched this video simply bc I was bored and then for fun I thought I’d try it with my dog. It takes patience, kindness, and repetition. It only took her 10 minutes to learn! I’m so proud of her!

Great video, will have to try these steps. We have a 2 year old German shepherd rescue with behaviour exactly like this, goes bonkers at the window, out on the yard etc…. Also very reactive to certain dogs/people on walks. Very stressful but determined to get her sorted. Purchased the book, thanks👍🏻

You talk about corrections. What corrections do you deploy with a harness? hahaha. And then, you expect Natalie as the owner to do the same as you do as the dog trainer with the same skills as a supposed dog trainer???? Have compassion for Natalie. Give her the tools that she needs to control the situation, which may involve a prong collar or an eCollar (extremely compassionate tools). But, set the owner up for success instead of prioritizing your stupid ideology about dog training. Be a REALLY compassionate dog trainer, not one that aligns with a stupid ideology.

Thank you again for explaining the language of my dog and how i can behave towards him to make his life easier and happier.

Hello Nigel. I find your videos really honest and inspiring.

Woof! Thanks for the video. Helped my human run better with me! Woof!

Thank you so much for sharing this realistic and super helpful video. My latest GSD rescue pulls like I've never known! Patience is a virtue I know but it's incredibly helpful to get a few new tips - like the shuffling and zig-zagging. Will definitely try them in our walk training. Thank you!

What brand of harness are you using?

I have two dogs. One is better than the other. Do I do these tips separately or can I train together?

What kind of collar and leash is that ? I have an American bully and he has so much energy people can’t come over because he loses it he barks cries and wants to launch at them or he hops to there faces

Always count on the garbage news for turning the funniest viral video in years into a negative thing.

Thanks to the owner for being so brave to be filmed. ❤ It's so helpful to see real life examples. We took our dog for a walk and my partner said oh wow she's much better, I was like uhuh I watched Nigel on UA-cam! 😌

Very informative video.

At first it seems this dog needs exorcist

Eagerly awaiting part 2. Great video Nigel

Love how you taught us how to teach our dogs to walk and run effectively. Great video!

This is probably the most clear/simple video on how to deal with this situation

Great video glad you're making content again and giving people hope for they're reactive dogs👍👍👍👍👍

I'm a week and a half into rehoming a cavapoo. I can't tell how much of her behaviour is lack of socialization and how much is anxiety, but she's smart and we're making progress slowly, except on her reactions on walks. That's not going so well.

Man dogs are A LOT of work. Even if their friendly. But one like this. Wow. Sucks for the dog and everyone

this is inspiring, thank you Nigel.

Brilliant progress. Well done Nigel, First Class Training

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Fantastic video as always. Looking forward to the next one

Another clear and concise video Nigel. Thank you. Main point being, never give up and going back to move forward.

I have an Australian/German Shepherd Mix..he’s so sweet..once you get to know him. but at first he lunges & barks a lot, especially when he doesn’t see the people coming:/ makes me sad, because once he meets other dogs he’s great! but people don’t usually want to go up to him because his teeth I think.. but he once he meets someone & if they move slowly lol then he’s fine!!:) like normal lol still working a lot with him, hopefully I can walk past people normally eventually😂he’s my bbyyyyyy❤

beautiful dog🥹😍 the ending makes me so happy🥰😊

Well the human holding the leash is smiling while her dog lunges at everything so it's clearly just an improperly homed dog, because she cant take her situation seriously which makes it even more dangerous

Incredible progress in a short amount of time, Nigel is a pro and his methods are effective and kind! So helpful 🐶Thank you!

I love how you break down leader into the four things, thats great thank you

She is a pretty girl! I am glad that you are getting her help!!! ❤

Thank you for this video. I have a dog who is not quite as bad as this but not far off. We no longer take any of our 3 dogs out because I can't handle him with the other 2 dogs as well. They seem to feed off his anxiety. He was a lock down puppy. I have seen your method of turning the dog around before but have not tried it because he has bad knees. He has had to have 2 surgeries on one knee, the first, luxating patella, at 9 months old and the second, TPLO, only 10 weeks ago aged 4. He also needs surgery on the other knee for luxating patella and preventative treatment for ruptured cruciate ligament. I am reluctant to keep pulling him back because of the damage it could do to his already damaged legs. Is there another way to do this method?

Hi Nigel. Good video. I really need to do this every walk with my highlt reactive Queensland Heeler. I love for her to have the freedom to play and run around but that does not help her overall obedience. But she has pretty good recall and good basic commands. Mainly the reactivity is the bugger. Do you think it could be a genetic thing and can that be improved. And what is the name of the harness you use? Thank you.

Seems like a socialisation issue and not enough exercise

4:06 why do you lift up the harnas hard like that? just curious cause i thought it's unnecessary to pull up the dogs body like that

Glad you still making videos, i just watched a bunch of 10+ year old videos and they're great.

For a personalised plan to help you address any reactive behaviour, check out my online course with a video call -www.thedogguardian.com/online-dog-training-courses

This video was the one that helped me!! I've been wanting to teach my dog to give paw, started last week, and today he finally did it all by himself 😭❤ THANK YOU! I saw many other videos but those are already dogs that KNOW how to do it so It doesn't really help that much and would discourage me. Thanks so much for the help!!

I REALLY ENJOYED your video

So haw can i get my American bully dog under control got him at 2 years old had about 3 months wen he is with me he goes on high alert with people are dogs 🐕 and kids and adults i love my dog 🐕

My 8 month old puppy Hudson (chihuahua spaniel mix) is dealing with isolation distress. He gets plenty of exercise and nice long walks twice a day. When someone is home, Hudson is fine to be in his crate, wait patiently, or play with his toys in another part of the home while we’re in the bathroom or kitchen. Initially we believed him to have separation anxiety, but as we reinforced crate training and constant rewarding for being quiet when left the room, we discovered his issue is only when we leave the home. We approach leaving our house the same way we approached crate training and keeping him in other rooms (we call them “In and Outs”).. started with short periods of time, rewards when he was calm, extended to longer periods of time the more comfortable he got. When doing In and Out training, we can build up his time to hours in his crate, or 15/20 minutes waiting outside the house (it’s a cold winter in Canada, can’t stay out there long). The problem comes when we leave the house and Hudson realizes this no longer is a training exercise, he howls excessively until our return. He refuses to relax in his crate or take a nap. He once howled for 3 hours straight when we needed to go out. How am I suppose to reward a calm puppy for my return if he’s never calm and doesn’t stop howling? We need to eventually re-enter our home, but because he’s howling that means Hudson wins. We can’t do “In and Out” build ups everytime we need to go out to the gym, dinner, grocery shopping, etc. Please help!! Michael and Stephanie

7:30 imho this is the problem with most people and their walks we approach the dog walk like another checklist item, WE want to go from A to B and be done. where if you use 20 mjn to walk a mile or 20 min to walk to the end of your driveway at least you have moved for 20 min. not enough training , and just wanting to get it done

i did this training with my golden retriever years ago, but also taught him quiet and speak…i would thank him, good boy and i see it, quiet…worked. one time a power guy had to come into the backyard, startled him, i heard a vicious growl and bark…i ran out and said it’s ok,thanks and quiet, he stopped and walked to me…so this can be such a safety issue. i caught my stupid neighbor hanging over the fence feeding him biscuits….i put a stop to that…i want my dog startled if someone is climbing over the fence! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️