Yeah i would love to see you doing this with my male chow chow. I have had him from a puppy and know how to train a dog. Ive had huge shepherds before and trained them perfectly. This is my second chow and they are not like any other dog. My chow is perfect indoors but outside us different. They are extremely intelligent. He learnt all the normal down stay paw come go high five etc really quickly like a few hrs. They dont want to appease you. I could write lots more but i suspect my comment will be ignored. Please, if you are going to do a video about a chow, use a chow and show us. To make a last point .......you dont see hardly any trainers showing work with chows, hardly none that i believe the chow wasnt already trained. Obviously there are chows that walk to heal. In fact i know of a guy who has his chow off lead along the pathways and his labradour on a lead, so yeah they can be trained but its very hard as they do what they want to do and if theres something in it for them your heading on the right path. This video has nothing to do with a chow chow who are known to be cat like in a dogs body.

Who decided that dogs have to walk on the left? Why? I just cannot. I need them on my right. 😂 Yes, I have two Chow dogs, both rescues, both walk on my right. Heel training is interesting but TBH I'm happy to just have them behaving, staying on one side, and not pulling. 🤷‍♀️ Good dogs ❤️

OK I have a question I have a standard poodle. He’s about five months old I took him up to mountaintop. Today is a flea market that we have down here where I’m located. He did good on leash walk right beside me, but only issue I have with him he does do a little pulling on. He does like to just jump out of the vehicle before you even can get out of the vehicle yourself properly. As of right now I’m gonna be honest I am homeless, we just became homeless this year so I got him also for a companion home to take with me. I have some health issues and everything else he does have like a service horn when I have hornets on he does good he does not give me any issues I know he likes to run and everything but I don’t trust area right now that I am currently parked in which is my sister‘s home Because they do have straight out Roman but I know he loves to play. He has toys. I spent time with him every day all day. I am just trying to figure out. What’s the best way to get him to focus because he focused on food but he don’t focus on food like that he focused with toys but he don’t play with him like that. It’s just like his mine is all over the place, I did also pick up a chow chow puppy. He’s real small he’s the runt my poodle actually picked him out of the letter, which was kind of a shocker he has not shown no no nothing towards the puppy. He has not really done too much he just made sniffed him and lick him on something like a friendly pet will do That he ain’t bothered him. I am going to start training with the puppy as well. I have a Chihuahua he aggravates the Chihuahua not that much Chihuahuas about six years old so that I know he’ll never leash. I tried when he was five weeks old, but my Chihuahua never walked on a leash. He’s very elderly oh But the only issue I really want to touch base on is my standard rule with really kind of pull is that solid? I did order another hornets and I did order a shock collar for him just for certain reason no aggression or nothing I just want him to listen when I call him to come back and not disappear on me I had knee surgery so me running out to him really it’s kind of difficult, that’s why ordered a shot call for him. Oh so waiting for it to come in order him another harness and everything I do have for that grooming equipment for him or both for them. I’m just want to know more about the training wise on making sure they stay focused on everything else like that if you can, please shoot up a video really show me what techniques will be better for both of the boys because I don’t wanna just jump into certain techniques and they don’t work for me or them and it makes stuff whole lot complicated like you said in this video, so if you can Can you please give me some insight on what be the best technique for both of them chowchow they said he’s 12 weeks but I don’t think he is he’s too little to be 12 weeks he’s really not eating dog food like that for real he’s eating a little bit but not much I got cat food I got food I’ll give him the canned food. I might try to go tomorrow and my puppy formula as well if I can find it but can you please share video of the best way to train both of my boys I want them to be I was raised up around cows, was raised rocks, so we didn’t own both of them breeds, and I have been looking for a chow, so I finally found him and I really didn’t pay that much for him so therefore, I really don’t think the people know what they was given away when they said the price but I did jump on and he is the rent of theater

This video is very misleading. There are many traits within the breed that mean standard lure training does not work with chows, regardless of lures. Putting photos of a chow in a standard video does not make it applicable chows. Really disappointing, this channel usually delivers great content but this is a very misleading title and feels like a marketing grab.