Found your channel yesterday and have been binge watching your videos 👍 I am floored by your instincts and skills! Truely Amazing! Much support from Sweden!

“You can’t think like a human when you’re training a dog.” Perfect.

She is so willing to learn and take direction. I hope she has all the success because that dog is a beautiful dog and she seems like she is ready and willing to make this work not only for herself but for her pup as well.

He just started to behave because he was like "Look what they've done to that golden dude, I better be a good boy".

Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book kzfaq.infoUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.

I love her abilities and her willingness to learn! Just like dog training, the dog doesn't learn without making mistakes. Neither do we!

Love how he said to pay him from your face. When training service dogs, one of the first things we teach is “Look” to always be checking in with the handler. 🐶❤️

I'm actually watching this to train my human kids ...

Am I the only one that just automatically likes all his vids before they start? This guy deserves all the publicity and funds that are coming to him! Hope he gets rich and stays humble we need more people like him around helping misguided dogs! Keep up the great work

I'd be upset if I were a beautiful German Shepard and I was named Scott too.

Dog psychology, dog owners should be required to take a course before owning a dog. Less dogs turned into pounds. Dogs are smarter than their owners in many instances.

I am so impressed with this dog (and his owner) - such an amazing difference compared to the last film of him. She's so committed to helping this dog - and so are you. Great job!

I was cooking and glanced back at my phone and was horrified that he was dragging that dog.... then I realized it’s fake 😂

I love this guy his ethics and values are truly rewarding not only to the dogs but the owners. This guy needs promoting far and wide and people should be listening to his wisdom

There’s so much knowledge about boundary setting, negotiation, dominance, aggression control etc on here it’s crazy. I don’t even own a dog, but I’m 100% with you on how you’re building associations. Excellent tips!

Anybody catch the ghostbuster at 4:25🤣

He is so focused on that fake dog when there’s caged dogs on the sides 😂

one thing ive learned in reactive dog training is to make yourself more exciting(highpitch voice, treats,clicker ect.) then whatever it is their focused on. this video is spot on tom youre doing amazing things!!

Even makes me happy when he says "good boy" :) He seems like such a sweetheart.

Oh my! He is so changed! He enjoys the interaction now instead of fighting it.

Excellent, feeding from the face is what we all forget. You need the dog to focus high like you say. A fault we all do is feed from the hip...forgetting our training. Again its the handlers that need the most training, speaking from my own down falls with my Ozzie. Thanks for the back to basic tip for us.

Best line 17:18 ..."Let's do the Dishes"! Love it and absolutely the best illustration of making yourself more interesting than the distraction! Well done.

Let’s give ol Gorgie a thumbs up

I live next door to a working line GSD. Soon as he turned 2 years, he changed to very reactive to my dog. Took him attacking my dog and hurting him twice before his owner knuckled down and started training him. He's better now, but is never leashed and we still have issues since my dog now wants to attack him out of fear every time he sees him. It's been a struggle, but all I can do is work on my own dog's reactivity with him, which is why these videos are so helpful.

As a positive reinforcement dog trainer, this is all exactly what I've been taught. I know that providing a correction is beneficial (just company policy so we cant), but everything else youre going on is spot on. I tell pet parents that we need to make it fun and exciting when they're doing something good. Communication is HUGE. Pet parents just take the wrong aspect of it and just start yelling commands in a high stimulated scenario and the dog gets more overwhelmed instead of walking to the dog away. Love the channel. Glad to see some pet parents getting great advice

2:52 that dog is literally drooling for that treat

I've been patiently waiting on this second part. This is a beautiful dog and this lady is really invested in his training, I can't believe this is the same dog that was trying to attack you. How much time has passed with you and Scott from the first training video?

Best quote ever “jeez, he’s a shark!”

We love how you always explain in a way every dog owner can understand and apply to their own dogs. You make it look so easy and it really is when you break it down. THANK YOU!!!! 🙏

Thank's for your follow up on Scott. Please do more on him, I wanna see his progress. Lots of love from Norway.

I love the part about making it more fun and engaging for the dog. Sometimes they can hear they are in trouble/being commanded and don't wanna deal with that (selective hearing lol) . But if you make it fun he wants to engage. The fun is in the tone, praise, and pay off.

I love how you explained and broke down the process! This video is one of my favorites! Great job! Thank you for taking the time to film Scott's journey!

I absolutely love watching these training/improvement videos that you do. It's absolutely educating and makes me realize how other trainers only focus on obedience and not the actual behavioral problem at hand as well.

I honestly think it is intriguing to see how you translate these complex cognitive processes that go on between dog and human to such easy language that it is understandable for anyone. Breathtaking, coming from someone who has always had its doubt about dog ownership. You have shown me the light. Please continue demonstrating the beautiful nature of dog ownership in this simplistic form!

I would love a follow-up, Tom, to see how Scott is going. Scott just needs some help to learn right from wrong. Like you say, Tom, there are no bad dogs, just owners who need help to learn how to correct the dog's current behavior, none of us have all the answers and greatly appreciate help when we have exhausted a lot of avenues.

Awesome improvement in Scott’s demeanor from his first vid. Nice work!

This channel has to grow. Here we see a guy, who actually can do something other people benfit from. He is truly an expert in what he does. Sub! Cudos from germany.

I absolutely, thoroughly enjoyed this video! You have made such a difference to this dog and put all those negative people back in their boxes! I thought you handled this dog with great care and skill. Great job.

For some reason, I find it really odd that the dog’s name is Scott

Though I am skeptical of the utility of corrections in situations like this, your explanation of how corrections can be used effectively is very solid. You really do a good job of explaining the importance of precise timing on the correction. I think that is something that is missing from a lot of these dog training videos on KZfaq...they do not explain how a correction works, so people go home and give their dogs poorly timed corrections, which only increases their problems...

These videos are absolutely gold. My girlfriend has just gotten a rescued Alsatian who was a street dog in Russia and while she's amazing with people she does go bezerk at other dogs, so can't wait to try some of these techniques with her

My german shepherd is very similar to him. As a owner going through the same thing I feel for the woman, it is so stressful and takes a lot out of a person. We constantly have to watch over our shoulders to make sure our dogs are remaining calm. My dog is young so I still have hope and defiantly will not give up however she does share the same traits and behaviours as this dog in the video. Sadly i'm from the UK otherwise i'd be in touch straight away with you. Most behaviourists give up and do not want to listen. Mine is perfect in the house no problems at all however on the outside, shes scared of everything which causes her to react. No one sees the true colour to these types of dogs they just are quick to name them lots of different things especially with the size of dog. In reality, they're really sweet and great family dogs. I have learnt a lot from your videos and I thank you for helping these owners and there beautiful dogs.

It looks like he’s training the owner more than the dog 🐶

He is learning! So smart. Love technique.

Great job! I love your way of teaching and how you show us that it's an individual process for each dog.

Started binge watching your videos and learned so much already! Your videos and explanations are made me understand how a dog psyche works! Excited to get to work with my pupper. Thank you so much. Keep doing great work!

The paying from the face is everything!! Deff practicing this!

I’ve noticed that some people really do struggle with giving enough positive feedback and reward. Not just with dogs but with humans as well. But some of these dogs, like Scott, may need a higher level and amount of reward and verbal praise than their owners are comfortable giving. And it’s not being mean to the owners. It’s perhaps personality, social conditioning, trauma ...lots of reasons a person is more comfortable being reserved. They either have to understand about themselves and be willing to work on it for the health and safety of their dogs or consider a less reactive dog. Fantastic videos. Really love them.

Thank you for part 2!! I knew you would perform your usual magic with this gorgeous boy. Can't tell you enough how much your videos help me with my 4 dogs

This is SUCH a great informative video. Not sure why I missed it in a months of binging the backlog. Your attention to helping owner with explaining every detail is so helpful. Thank you for including this level of explanation on here. I'm sure it's exhausting, but super helpful. Will share it to all my people needing a bit of guidance.

Such a big and beautiful german shepherd.

I just left a comment on my business channel but this is my German Shepherd's channel here. We are learning so much! Again, wish we were closer we would totally join your class in a heart beat

Love the attention to detail. Now I know what to do myself when I am working with my own gsd who is also an adolescent. Breaking down to very clear, small steps and detailed information as to why do this is so very helpful. Makes me very conscious of how to shape my own behaviors for better responses.

LOLL I died at the part where he went for the treat and he said “ Jeez hes a shark”😭😂😂

You are awesome! I worked in a shelter for many years and saw so many of these behaviors. I so appreciate your dedication to work with these dogs and their people. Big thumbs up!!!

Absolutely love this walkthrough!!!! so helpful ♥️♥️✨

Such a beautiful dog! Fantastic progress!

Great improvements. Love to watch you work. I gleen so much.

Great lesson. I love "you can't think like a human when you are training a dog". It is so true.

Really enjoyed this level of content. Keep up the great work!

Dog training is always actually a training for the owners🤪

I'm so happy to that things that I do naturally with dogs are how it should be done ^_^ lovely to see how much you care for them!!! It's never the dog

SUCH a great, informative, well done video. Always love seeing new uploads from you!

Impressive improvement from pt 1. Magic!

i started yesterday watching your videos. i dont have a dog, but i love your videos! very informative! greetings from Germany

Really amazing! Congratulations for your professionalism. Here in Brasil we like to see your videos.

Your a great trainer with dogs, and humans. Keep it up brother 🤙🏼 love the content

again.. brilliant! love watching you perform your craft.

Finally!! Can’t wait to watch ❤️

Wow, great work on both sides! Cant believe this is the same dog. Just wow

Thanks Tom, another great video and tips that I can use with my Benny. Who is getting better, slowly, but he's getting there. Thanks for all you do~!

Love the content man! Thanks!

Hey man just wanted to say I’m really happy to see this video as part one for Scott was a little more on the flooding side than I think most trainers that follow behavioralist like Sophia Yin would prefer. I understand that you were just doing it to assess the dogs breaking points and it was great to see the follow up using operant and counter conditions in this way to correct the issue. Great job

"You can't think like a human when training a dog"

Definitely use the "talking to a kid/puppy" high pitched voice, dogs LOVE it

So great! Thanks for this Tom. I’ve been using a similar technique but had started missing the step where the food reward comes from the face. Thanks for the reminder. Awesome.

i love georgie. i never knew i needed a fake dog until just this moment.

So amazing the outcome!!!! ❤️ Good boy Scott!!

Really excellent work, both videos with this dog. I worked with dogs for over 50 years and am so happy to see at least one young trainer that has real talent and intelligence with dogs. There’s a lot more trainers, or behaviourists as they like to be called, these days but sadly very few that have much of a clue.

Such great tips throughout this video! The nuances make a world of difference!

I didn’t even realize there was another dog in the crates until like 10 minutes I. 😂

Loved it. I totally believe in the eye contact with the dog. I hope that Scott's owner continues. And would be cool to see how he did after the training. BTW? Scot looked exactly like our Maddi. Miss that dog so much!!!!

He is rewarded with the undivided attention that he gives the owner when it is time for his attention.

I took a lot from this vid. Thanks. Will look forward to the next step in this dogs training.

💖🐾👍🏆😁You de man!!!✨ 💪😎I'm learning so much!✨ Well done truly✨😁

🤣 why didn't I make one of my commands spaghetti!? Another great video! I love watching you teach!

Thanks for part two. Really informative.

I'm learning how to correct bad habits in a better way and what I've been doing wrong with my dogs over the years thank you. This really helps me understand when you explain it in an easy step by step way.

I wished you lived in Scotland. Keep up your excellent work and what a massive difference with Scott from the first video.

I have never offered monetary support for any youtube channel yet, but if you had a patreon account I absolutely would for this one. I want to make sure you continue this channel and the good work you do, and will definitely be purchasing a No Bad Dogs shirt asap. Thank you so much!

Part 2 awesome!!!

Ty so much making this video ,it helps me to know about my mistakes

Wow night and day difference from part 1

4:33= I think I saw a member of ghostbusters crew on the background ;) And excellent skills ;)

This is awesome video continue your good work All the best🐩🐕🐶

Great training video! Thank you for this TD!

Such a great dog. You don't want to teach him to stop being alpha. You have to teach him the right way to be alpha.

Hey, Tom. I've always loved dogs and have always been fascinated with dog behavior and dog training. Now that I'm a little older (I recently turned 18) I was wondering what are some good first steps for someone like me to get into the world of working with dogs and their behavior. It is a real dream of mine to work with dogs as a profession and any tips you have would be super appreciated.

Love this video!!

The dog definitely wants to learn he was a Red zone case but with consistency and continuous training there is hope for him love to see an update on him