Listen too @2:12 he almost said f&%* you up but stopped himself lol.

This truly is the coolest and best training channel. You are a great trainer.

This was so good I couldn't believe it was over. I was like hey, no keep going!

I've only watched a few of your videos and I've already learned so much. I'm finally understanding the things I've been doing wrong with my dogs and I'm so eager to learn more. I've been struggling with why things haven't worked with my dogs, and you have been the only one to truly help me understand. Thank you so much for all the help you give, it's truly amazing.

Super awesome video Mr.tom. The miscommunication of people to dogs tends to be overlooked these days... This is a very important video and I'm glad you covered it so thoroughly. You are America's BEST Canine Educator!!!

Hi Tom, I teach all my dogs the hand signals as well as the verbal commands. From my experience with my prev dog who got old, and deaf in the process, it was a great help that he knew the hand signals too, as I could still command him when he could no longer hear. So I do think there is room for both, and totally understand what you’re getting at, ie if the dog doesn’t do the command when one or the other or both, they don’t know it. So I also practice both together & separate. But anyway, my point was that IMO there is def room for both verbal & hand signals especially as they get older. 🐾

Tom you are a god I swear! I was to the breaking point with my pup (belgian malinois) to the point I couldn't even walk her because she would try and attack every thing that moved... I found your videos and our relationship has NEVER been better! I actually enjoy walking her now. She still whines but we are like a completely different pair after watching and learning from you!

Just came at the right time my young GSD would not do my commands on a field on morning walk thanks for my lesson

In the passed three months I have watched so many of your Utube channel and I listen to your podcast like every single hour of my work day everyday!!! Over and over again. Thank you so much fir ALL you do. You are very very much appreciated and so very helpful to me. You are so easy to understand and so thorough. Thank you from them bottom of my heart

Watching every video to help our rescue!

I have been watching your videos and have been working with my dog...but my dog still tells me "screw you". What you say about what a dog has in his mind is exactly what I have realized is what my dog has in his mind!

I am trying to go back to some basics with my dogs. If you have 2 dogs is it better to work with them one at a time? I enjoy and learn so much from your videos. I just recommended you to a lady that is having problems with her GSD. I told her to watch some videos. 😊

I think you should do more videos following up on this lesson. I mean specifically with a dog that is starting from the ground up for a lot of people just starting

😍 LOVE this video! Primarily because I can relate! A great reminder to be patient and practice. Thank you for educating us!

LETTTSSSS GOOOOOOO

You’re, hands down, the best canine educator. I hope you continue to keep making these videos and your podcast. People need you! Especially their dogs!

Wonderful video Tom. I smiled when the lady called her dog and it ran to its dad. Wow that black dog you brought out was truly amazing. Knowing the commands in 3 different languages. I'm sure the lady and her dog will get there through clear commands and structure. I like that I can instantly watch your new videos seeing I'm in the USA now.😀👍

You are a great trainer. Thank you for being so honest and taking the time to make all of your videos.

The noise at 3:55 to bleep out the swear word scared me haha! 😂

Thanks Tom, you have been so much help for our German Shepherd, Wendigo. Take care.

Yes!! This was my problem. I only thought my dog knew certain commands. Thanks for all you share Tom.

You are awesome! Thank you for doing what you do and doing it so well!

I really love all your videos. I'm glad you take time to upload your training processes because I had no idea what I was doing when I started, but I wanted to be the one to train my dog. This has really taught me a lot on how to be a good dog owner. My dog is a 6-7 year old pit and has had no prior training so it's going to be a long road but he's already getting better so I know I'm on the right track.

That’s a lot of words for “dogs’ brains do not generalize well”. It’s helpful to remind people they need to work with their dog in a variety of situations.

I keep watching your videos over and over. I just finished one you made one year ago on How to understand your dog

As always, great video, your knowledge is fantastic, wish you were closer !!!

YOU are so funny sometimes 😂 and I think it's great that you can laugh at yourself 🤩 ThankU for everything you do 🙏❣️

Great video! I’ve been working on doing commands in different environments & it’s not easy, but we are making some slow progress 😂

love these informational videos 😍 keep up the amazing work/content!

Love your work!!!

NEW!! Awesome job, I’m always open to learning

Great Video! I don't always remember this myself, But , I can remember explaining to my grandson 2-3yrs ago, he was about 10ish, and was trying to make my 9 ish yr old GSD go into their kennel I. The back yard, I went in there and told my grandson to stand up Very straight, and to think Positive, he's Going to listen to me, Expect that he will listen to you, and use a firm confident voice, and guess what, Ace/GSD Went right into the kennel😁...

I hope this is a 1 of 2 parts 🙌

Great content as always. Learned a lot from your videos. I'm a first time AmBull owner, and you videos are great help to me.

This is my favorite new channel!

😂 played the start over & over the ahhh to the loud bang actually cracked me up.

Great video.... If you have the basics you got the rest in time! Thank you

I'm so happy I found your channel new subscriber!!

This is such a powerful resource for dog owners and other dog trainers. Thank you so much for being so open and putting the effort into making all your videos!! WE APPRECIATE YOUUUU!!

Looking forward to this video!!!

Tom I am still gutted that I missed you in the UK. It's would of been so cool to come to see you.

Thank you, Tom!

🐕🐕🐕 every dog in my pack has a different personality.,.. and differ in smartness, to be true!. BUT if I am not really clear in what I want, I have 100 kilos dragging me around. The patience thing I still need to work on. Thanks again for your video 🥰

Awesome content!

Love your videos

good video, wish it was longer with more info and examples.

Great stuff...as always.

Using an e-collar, should you correct a stare at a passing dog? No pulling or real reactivity besides the stare, and some standing fur.

OMG how did you do it train her so beautifully. I want her Tom ❤️

heart 4 support! theleast i can do you for your service and video examples missed the heart xD

your music overlay is hilarious lol

Good job!

Nice job Tom. The dog should have been put right back where it got up from as you know : ) Thank you .

Where is your facility? Your style of training is something I admire.

I have two kuvasz girls, and they don't like treats, I reword them with - good girl, . Is it a problem? I tried different treats, cookies, hot dog, meat chunks. Nope, but they are learning. And we communicate so far so good ☺

Thanks for all the videos! They are very helpful. I wonder if you can do a video or respond in comment...or point me to an existing video about a situation I am having. I have a 14 week old GSD. Whenever he gets excited, I or someone in my family becomes a chew toy. And when i leave for work in the morning he seems to go crazy, trying to chew everything in his path. We have tried making him sit, going into training, making a leash/collar correction, using "no" command, "leave it", pinching his tongue to his lower jaw, crate time out, giving him something appropriate to chew on and even more recently a small pop on his muzzle. I am not sure what to do at this point to help. In your experience how should I be handling this situation?

Can you upload videos of how you trained your dog in multiple langages and just do a series of you training your dogs in general??

Your training and the info you give is unmatched and sooo cool !!!

This is my problem at home with my dog like u just said he sits, lays, rolls over and gives paw, in the house only. But when we go outside he zones me out. So what can I do to transition the behavior outside for him to focus on me? (There is dogs outside that roam free in my land, so when my dog sees them that's when he does not listen to me. He just bit me yesterday when I was trying to block him to not look at the other dog.) I HOPE YOU READ THIS 🙂

My first dog was a 95lb GSD two year old male from Germany. I have grown up around GSDs, but he was my dog. I made so many mistakes according to the videos I've seen. Yet 500, 1,000ft, he'd come when I called. If I raised my voice in a serious manner, he'd lean against me until he knew we were right before he'd go and do his thing. He was great with strangers and strange dogs. Even with bitches in heat he would, reluctantly, listen to me. He used eye signals to communicate with me. Literally, he would look towards the door to say let's go outside. He would ask to stay outside and either I would agree or look it's raining, inside. Anything I tried to teach him, he did in two or three tries. He baited me in play, little butthole, he made a game. And he'd do his I'm so proud of myself trot. Just one more minute of being outside with him ... I'd give anything. I lost a friend and I haven't been right since. I never experienced what I have seen in these videos despite 30 or so GSDs. Honestly, it breaks my heart. These are good doggies. I see the care in every movement you make. I taught in troubled middle school areas. I'm weak and broke down. There is nothing wrong with our children what is wrong is us. Long story. I am so grateful for this channel and what you do. I hope it grows. I'm sharing the word. Keep delivering the message.

Hey, Tom! Serious question here: What do you think of the method of correction in which you use a verbal correction coupled with a poke in the ribs, thigh, or front of the shoulder? I can see one benefit to it which is that if your dog happens to be off leash at a moment when you need to correct them, then you have another way of doing it. However, there are also many schools of thought who would shy away from this for fear of making the dog "hand-shy" or that it is difficult to do correctly or feels to the owner like they're "hitting" the dog. What do you think?

Help. I have a 16 month old gsd and my daughter has had to move back home with her 8 week old mulshi ( small playful puppy). She can’t go outside yet and so we have been introducing then slowly my gsd is ok for a bit then shows her teeth and growls at her. I’m so worried that the puppy will get hurt by my dog just because of the size differences if my dog tries to correct her. ( I can’t sleep ). Any advice would be wonderful. My gsd is getting better at obedience after me bing watching all of toms videos 😬

First I love your videos ❤️

My beagle is somewhat like that outside. I need to keep her on a long lead all the Time because of it .

First time fur mom and these videos are incredibly helpful for my chihuahua Rottweiler mix. I’m strongly considering taking one of your out of state training classes. Boy do Bear and I need it. I absolutely love him to pieces. But we are struggling with obedience. We are taking puppy classes at PetSmart. I work with him every day. He’s incredibly smart and friendly as well as fresh. I’m at a loss as to how to get him to understand I’m in charge. The fuck you mommy attitude is unnecessary 😂😂😂. I do my puppy homework everyday and apply what I’ve learned. Yet we continue to butt heads when he’s corrected. I’m doing something wrong and can’t wait to get my tax returns so we can schedule a boot camp weekend 😊. It’ll be my vacation for the year.

I have a 4 year old mini dachshund that we adopted about 5 months ago. He was kept in a kennel most of his first three years of life as a breeding dog by the original owner. I can’t get him to even try dry dog food. He is very attached to me (mom) even though he’s my 24 year old sons dog. How can we help him become more confident. He’s also scared of other dogs and cats. Any advice would be so helpful! Thanks!!!

I really wish I could find a trainer in my area. We have a 8 month old dog that's a mix and we are so lost on how to train him. I watch so many videos but he seems so scared all the time unless we are playing and he is so nippy. I'm not sure what to do for him.

My dog has practice down- sit down stay wait leave it off and heel inside. Outdoors- all bets are off. So at this point I am thinking I should start off with some commands in the house and practice doing heel a few steps outside the door, then return inside the house and repeat?

I wish you were in my area so that we could come see you

Hello from Texas 🤠 Great content 🤘🏽

Hi tom, i have a 1 year old male american bully, and just get a new 2,5 months female american bully pup, i didn't really put them together often without my supervision, Because when they play, after a while my little pup, snarl, snap and biting my olderdog, and there's blood, i mean she bite him hard, and chase my older dog while snarling and try to bite him, do you think its ok? When my older dog leave her, she will tease him, and it happen all over again. The problem is my older dog doesn't correct her, he just continue playing, but i dont want him to get hurt.. what should i do?

I am very worried. My dog golden retriever won't ENGAGE with me. We did not socialize her until her last set of shots per vet (5 months). I knew this was late.. and due to Covid and at risk family mamber, we did not start walking her until then. Terrible 5.5 months. Training her on H springer 2.25 per trainer. Still pulling and very distracted BY EVERYTHING.

How does this video only have 100 comments

2:12 dude was about to say sum else

Wow! Are you related to Gary Burghoff??

I think this is related to the fact dogs don’t generalize well so we need to be practicing basic obedience EVERYWHERE in All situations?

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I LOVE this trainer. Incredible. Really great stuff. I really locked onto this channel watching older videos. That said. Basically ALL of the new stuff is like the commercial for an episode of Cesar 911 or Dog Whisperer.. I think Tom is an incredible trainer. He gets it. He can see things coming from a mile away. And he is GREAT about getting his point across, especially for first timers. BUT! LoL... These new videos are so repetitive and bland. They are like a commercial. Or like a get rick quick scheme that tells you all about getting rich and how effective this plan is. But first give me a thousand dollars before I can tell you what the plan actually IS. For these people, that was a great introduction. I'd be pretty annoyed however if I spent money for someone to tell me that I don't know what I'm doing and to show me how great they are. Tom's dog is obviously very well trained and well behaved. It is very cool to see how incredible (Koda I think?..) is. I wish you guys were still releasing real training videos. Something deeper than just surface BS. This is a great video if your only goal is to get people to pay to fly out and get direct one on one training. Or to do a webcam training session. These videos all feel like commercials. It's cool if that is what you want to do now. If you're not into giving out information anymore without getting paid. That's 100% your right. But if this channel is to impart knowledge like it used to be, it would be great if we could go beyond the opening session every single post! It would be different if this was just the beginning or if this type of video was released here and there. But it is EVERY SINGLE VIDEO now... Even other ones that claim to be a series is just a longer version of this. I'd love to see a video about body language. How to catch the signs before an action occurs. Something about watching for triggers before your animal is attacked by another either on or off leash. Or for stopping your animal before they lash out. Or is this play or not play. Or how to tell when your dog is really calm. If you're trying to get over separation anxiety. How to tell if your dog is just anxious and sitting or actually calm and sitting. How to tell if you're walking a dog who is heeling properly, or if they are wound up by just staying by your side. Difficult cases, going deeper than step one. Where we can see multiple approaches and then which approach worked for that dog. It's so interesting to see a pro/master go through multiple methods to achieve a goal. Even when something doesn't work it is great for us to learn that is something you can TRY. This was kind of a ramble, but hopefully I got a point across. I'm a huge fan and would even pay a Patreon or something to be able to have access to episodes beyond the surface commercial. Thanks for the info you have put out there! Some of your older videos were incredibly helpful to me! More depth than Cesar. More engaging, entertaining, and informative than other KZfaqrs. The info about modern tools and how to use them, awesome. My pup is absolutely the most well behaved out of any of our Dog Park friends, or personal friends. I say thanks to you for that. Thank you!

Hello, my toypom spins uncontrollable and gets upset when I leave him outside. He follows me around the house most of the time.

if i can get my rescue dog to understand 3 different languages in the future that would be incredible 😭❤️

Does anyone else's dog not like toys? She doesn't hate them but she has never had any interest in them except ONCE during christmas she got a little santa boot pink toy and chewed it till it was like all used up in a month. Then lost interest in it. She was a puppy then but before that toy i had tried others. Balls, chew toys, squeaky or non squeaky, bone like chew toys, ropes etc. I even made her some myself but she did not care. So i have nothing to play with her. I usually just chase her around but she gets sick of it soon.

Good comparison of having the dog know tricks but not being able to do them all you types of situations.

If you can help me with my Eastern European Shepherd that is 125lbs She is my service dog, I am a disabled veteran I would be greatful, she was abused before I got her and trained her, but she has some issues I can't seem to fix. Cats, squirrels, little dogs that yap at her, reflections in glass from bright sunlight and loud trucks/buses... For the record she has an incredible pursuit instinct/reflex... OR flight reflex(the truck thing)... She is my partner in life now so I can't have anything that will cost me to loose her...

How can I stop my dog from reacting while in the car..to motorcycles, bikes, people, etc. He is a 2 year old rot/pit with a very high prey drive.

3:54 That censor sound scared the shi- shoes out of me

But how do I do it

Hey, my names Micha and I am new on channel, but dude I have question to ask you if don't mind. I have a 2 years old pyreneas mountain male but he have problem with other dogs, when he see another dog, he freaked out and try to get to the dog and barking turned them, please give me a good way to redirect my dog, when he acting like that. Thank you. Sincerely Micha Marley From Sweden

Teach your dog to sit in Hungartian: Ül! :D

2:13 "I'm gonna f*** you up"

So how do I correct my dog's bad behavior? You've identified the problems at home or during training but did not provide a solution or a suggestion. Showing the end result doesn't help me in correcting my dog's bad behavior. Sure it shows that you know how but you failed to tell your audience. It's still a good video but the title is misleading.

well I mean, now we know that this dog doesn't know his commands. This video was titeld "how to correct your dog" but I learned no techniques to correct bad behavior. I just learned that this dog HAS bad behavior. Now what? How do I train him to stay in a different environment? How do you make commands stick? How do you scold him right? What type of correction works?

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Hahaha, damn you ate her alive. But it is the truth. for most people

I'm not trying to be asanine but isn't resource guarding more about trust than obedience? A dog can be very well trained but also resource guard no?

You may want to "mike " your clients. It's damned near impossible to hear their comments which is basically only hearing half the conversation.,,,,,THNX.

"I would love to recommend this Program: *_PetLoveGuide­­­­.­­­­COM_* To correct your dog's bad behavior." “A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” - Josh Billings «Ένα σκυλί είναι το μόνο πράγμα στη γη που σε αγαπά περισσότερο από ό, τι αγαπάει τον εαυτό του». - Τζος Μπιλίνγκς

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Maybe the communication problem is that this dog can't fucking hear or see shit with all those mats