NO BAD DOG ARMY, CAN WE GET 2K LIKES?! ❤️❤️

"If he sees Mr Peanut"...I couldn't stop laughing at this.

OMG I adore her personality! You’re so kind and patient with teaching her how to communicate with her boy. Awesome job 👏🏼

I specially like the bigger videos, like this one, where we can follow the "whole process" of rehabilitation. It's a work of art and we can take so much from it!

Buster's owner was a hoot! Once she made the connection to her errors and Buster's behavior, she tried so hard and Buster became fully engaged with her. I love to see it when a dog starts offering behaviors in anticipation of the owner's direction after they completely "click" as a team. Great content that's so helpful too. Thank you!

He looks part Anatolian Shepherd. He’s doing a lot of what he was bred to do and they are smart. Good for the owner finding the right help with Tom! These two will have it down in no time.

I like how the client is owning her mistakes and learning as she goes! She's a great role model for us who are going through something similar with our dogs.

Buster is adorable and his mom is completely PRECIOUS!

Aw, I LOVE that the owner realizes that the problem is not with her dog but how she communicates with him. Great video! PS: This was not that bad of a situation, the dog was super responsive to training.

The owner is so adorable, she’s just very cheerful and also willing to learn for her dog 👍🏼

She was such a great learner! Buster is a lucky dog.

"You can do what you want; I'm really big on what works." Brilliance

I was really impressed with the owner picking up everything so quickly. She is one sharp lady and he's a lucky dog.

A small older woman who loves and is dedicated to her big powerful dog. Great tips for surviving (yes I said SURVIVING) and thriving. Thanks.

👏👏👏 Amazing to see the owner change from "🙄(yeah right..)" to "☺️ (I'm able to work on him"

Huskey/Anatolian Shepherd mix? That’s a lot of dog. The best thing you showed me and Kyra was how she is happy to ignore another dog, if the other dog appears to be under control. If the other dog is not under control, I have to step in and make sure that the owner of the other dog takes care of that issue. You really helped us a whole lot on the question of other dogs. Very grateful.

She was so courageous in stepping up and being willing to correct herself as well as him! I found a prong collar to be like having POWER STEERING. Same actions, same corrections, just much less needed to get a response. Thanks for all the winning folks who put their dogs and training up for others to look at and learn.

Such a nice lady, quite funny too!

Am beyond impressed with your patience with the dog owners. Great video!

This lady is so cute what a sweetheart she really tried hard to connect with her dog I definitely see progress made…..

What a beautiful dog! 😍 I see people do that "Heal, heal, heal! Heal! Heal, heal!" Thing ALL the time snd it bugs the CRAP out me! It doesn't work the first time, what makes ya think it's gonna work the tenth time? I see it happen with kids too, "Don't touch that. Dont touch it. Dont do it. Seriously, don’t touch it." But than they touch it anyway. 🤣🤣🤣

Tom, I have said it before but I am going to say it again, thank you for giving us so much knowledge and sharing freely with us. You have no idea how many lives you have touched by doing this. ❤️

Tom, I appreciate how you communicate with dogs and am binge watching you work with reactive dogs in particular, but I LOVE how you relate to owner's confusion. As a coach, I do this for humans and LOVE how you correct humans so elegantly and leave them feeling empowered! Training the trainer...so the owner knows how...and more importantly...WHY! So 😎!

Can the lady look any more like Martin Short 🤣 she seems adore and just wants the best for the pup hope she follows through and is able to go on hikes with him!❤️

He placed, then wanted a high five.. adorable.

Took one of my dogs to a local training facility and learned that it is more about training ME to teach the dog properly. Our newest dog is learning some things from the older dog before I even start training this one. These videos are great for reminding ME the proper techniques. Thanks for your efforts.

this lady is quite the character :)

Fave quotes "Wellll, you lost THAT battle." and "Jesus take the wheel." I just love this vid...they are get more and more relatable! Seeing the owner's frustration is so real life! She is adorable!

Beautiful dog and owner looks very caring and sweet.

Another great session gonna show this one to my grandson. He was watching 3 Corso’s today for a few minutes. His mom went to get something out the car. The puppy Corso was mounting the older female. Long story short he repeated the same command on full speed. I was explaining to him one time ask him to do it. So perfect video for him to watch. ❤️

I really understand her frustration. Sometimes I feel myself getting caught in the same loops in life (outside of dog training) where I know the mistake I’m making, but keep repeating until I have a firm hand show me the better way. I like that she was able to recognise and not get too beat up over it, and work on her skills!

Thanks….a good example of how to communicate with your dog.

Struggling with my 1yr staffy/pit/husky girl. Lunging at dogs, ignoring commands, going absolutely ballistic on the leash when she her sister comes over barking jumping screeching. Just started watching this channel i pray this helps us. Update* Started doing heel work based on the video and wow! Walking is so enjoyable. I can’t wait to keep working with her.

Great, and super..super lucky dog! An owner that knows it’s actually her that needs to learn, and a sweet, responsive dog!

This is my favorite-as I am building my language and better understanding-I route Tom's voice and teaching through the speakers in the home-love the humor and the grace will teaching Buster and his wonderful mom ")

She was a tough human to train but she learned 🙌🏽💐👍🏼

He looks like a Black Mouthed Cur, it’s the same breed as Old Yeller and they’re amazing dogs

Congrats for saving a shelter dog!

Tom , you amaze me at how good you are with people. I fail in that area. Really great work here. So glad you are coming to the U.K. London is 100 miles from me and I don't drive : (. Hope you enjoy it here. Lots of people are clueless with dogs here and think training their dog will change and ruin the dogs personality. I even know one man that allows his dog to pee on his leg and does nothing. Thank you.

You do have the patience of a saint!! No question is too stupid to ask of you and your kindness is incredible . You are a good person and a great trainer. Keep the videos coming!! 11:38pm

Tom you’re helping so many people with their dogs. Maybe you need a TV show, if you do please stay grounded and don’t get a big head!

Oh I love this owner, I see myself a LOT in her. Thank you TOM!

I watch these videos and learn something new every time and share it with my son he wants a dog and his friend has a GS hopefully we can get these guys watching as well, maybe I will get another dog in the future as I’m learning it’s a dog Not a human and treat it as such!!

I love how every dog in this program was given their own video. Just to prove that each dog and each approach is different, even when you’re doing group training. Just because they all have a similar problem and can be grouped together to learn how to correct it, it’s still vastly different for every owner and dog. I really enjoy the fact we get to see this, dog by dog, concerning a group session. Really adds to the “They don’t do this yet, but this dog does and if your dog developed this behavior, here is how you change his decision making process”. Helping the dog and owner in need, while helping other dogs and owners prevent that same issue from happening to them. Brilliant!!

17:15 when you push her hand down and smile at the camera 😂 funniest thing

Great videos, love seeing the whole process unedited as much as possible. This lady was a gem!

Our rescue lurcher is getting much better on the leash, and is an angel in the house, but he still is very reactive when we see another dog. We are working with a trainer (not getting far) and I correct him when he does the bad behaviour, but we can't seem to get through to him. Walks are a nightmare so we tend to stick to a short route where we know there are lots of escape paths if we see another dog. I think I have watched most of your videos!!!

Man! You’re such a good teacher! I admire you but you also make realize how bad and hopeless I am… time to follow your good advises on leash communication!!! Thanks for these videos !!!

I have to say, i really appreciate these new "background" moments where you explain your reasoning outside of the training environment. I will have dogs in my future, but only when I'll be confident I will be able to teach and understand them effectively. Thank you for the wealth of information you give us

Tom I’ve watched a ton of your videos. This is one of the best videos you’ve posted, and I don’t mean the stellar production value. Real lessons here, with a real world client.

Oh Lordy, internet went out and I couldn't wait to get that modem to my provider and get a signal to watch this. GOOOOD GIRL! Love this lady. You knew when the bulb lit in her head and she got it! It was a beautiful moment. Not sure why most people think a leash isn't something to use in a house but it's very common. When I bring in a new sheppy, leash is around my waist until the dog understands the activity of me and the household, corrections are quick because they're close to me, teaches them to follow me, look at me and they normally are "off leash" inside Inside of a week. From there though I may not be doing this right because then I put a "tab, on their collar. Like your safety clip. Then if they decide to flip me off I can grab the tab, snap, correct, and we move on. Six inches is six inches. It means an immediate correction or a game of chase, they win lol. Let me know if I should drop the tab portion of my indoor manners repertoire ❤️?? Sooo glad I got to see this today. Had to play internet repair tech, but I learned a lot today about that, and as always MORE from you! Dang I love this channel and your vids. Now I have to work more with Phoenix. She LOVES Jeeter, the K9 on a cop show. When the lights turn on and the whistle whining starts, she KNOWS if it's Jeeter. She has the hots for that boy and has to stand on her hind legs and watch him catch the bad guy 🤣

what a pretty dog! he's over half the size of her when he sits :o

Martingale collar: it has always been my understanding that the reason for a martingale collar was used on what they call lovingly pinhead dogs. Examples, Dobermans greyhounds salukis etc. In other words dogs with a thick neck and a head that slides down very small. That way if you have a regular buckle collar the dog could slip out of it backwards. With the martingale it does not. I have never in 30 years of owning dogs used a martingale as a training tool.

I got all excited about you coming to the UK - then got all depressed when I remembered I don't actually have a dog. At least I still have your videos! Hopefully one day I can maybe help someone I know with their dog - thank you for sharing your passion and talent with the world.

Lowers her arm 😂loved this. Thank you 🙏🏼

Truly stunning dog! I found your videos last year while attempting to train my yellow lab puppy. I’ve learned so much from you and your style of training and today Ollie, at a little over a year, is one of the best trained dogs I’ve ever had. I often hear how well behaved he is or what a “good dog” he is for such a young dog, and I’m not going to lie, it’s taken a lot of time and consistency and sticking with it, but you’ve given me the tools and the knowledge and for that I’m eternally grateful. Thank you.

This was SO helpful for my little girl who thinks it's okay to just bark at mostly nothing. Never thought of using the leash indoors

I love the different format you used for this video.

Such an important point to say the verbal command and *then* correct. It's easy to just pop your way through and the dog isn't actually learning anything.

I love this lady so much. When she said in the end, I love dogs more than humans…😂

I like the point you made about using the leash indoors to communicate. When you say it, its super obvious As a first time dog owner that comment was a light bulb momment.

What a great lady shes so honest and upfront and asking all the questions the rest of us feel too embarrassed to ask, great video

The owner ❤️👍!!! So aspiring - with her will to make the relationship with her dog better 🐕. l admire her for that, it let me know that l can work with my dogs when l get older too .

Another great video. To see the owners frustration at the beginning and her confidence at the end was wonderful. I always learn something from your videos. ❤

I really liked this longer video. The part where he wouldn't sit even after she popped him, and you stepped in to apply steady upward pressure helped a lot. My dog has the tendency to do this. The pops don't bother him when it comes to "sit". He's a Great Pyrenees so I'm not sure if it's because he's so large. But, he's made awesome progress the last couple weeks! I love your videos! Super helpful.

Ahahah "He wants a high five!" Her eyes, lol! I loved this video, very informative, and I love how you worked with this dog and the owner. It's great people have you to help them out. You're doing great work!

Gorgeous dog, those eyes! He just had no real connection to his owner: and now with her "education", he does. Just great to see the steps. Thanks.

Remember, dogs are really smart. The humans are the one’s who need training.

This owner is a trio! I would love to meet and hang out with her! I’m sure I’ll get lots of laughs from her 😆 I’m sure Buster is doing fantastic with mom now that she understands better

this video is a masterpiece. I really enjoyed watching the process of training this dog as it motivates me to also train my dogs! keep up the good work :)

Love seeing the change in the program. I bet everyone is learning even more and benefiting from watching other owners handle their own dogs problems. Hope this system proves to be more effective.

Dog and owner both got trained. Oooh Tom is coming to London yes !

Makes me realize we need to get to work more with our dogs. They are ok, but can improve. All needed is a bit of work.

Your patience with the owners is amazing! I know sometimes you are probably gritting your teeth.

I'm training my dog with pretty much positive reinforcement only. I think as long as you train them properly from the start, that should suffice. However, I can see by watching your videos why this type of training exists, and is needed. Mostly, it's owners letting their dog get out of control, not training properly, or not knowing what to do. So you're doing a great job with this! Also, the e-collar does seem like a useful tool to let your dog go off leash, just to have that back-up. My dog is a hunting dog, it want it to be allowed to roam free, as long as it comes when I want it too. (Which will obviously take a lot of time & training).

God damn he is a beautiful boy, those eyes are so piercing! Hes so happy ^_^ glad she's come to you to get some help, he's gonna make an amazing companion

Good video Tom! Great to see the whole progress. Just rescued a 5 mth GS that had been crated for hours each day, Lexi. She had no contact with ppl, dogs or kids 😪 but turns out is brilliant with all. My husband and I have retired early so she now has company most of the day. I will be trying to apply all you say in your videos, been subscribed for 18 months, she is so smart that in the house she has got all the basics down thanks to all your advise in the vids, but is a nightmare out on walks, pulls like a husky, jumps up and bites the leash. I'm working on it, have to get it right as I'm 63 and can't have a dog that's growing to 70lb dragging me down the road. Gonna try n get to see you in Oct, I live in Epsom, South West London 🇬🇧👍🏻

she seems so sweet & she really is trying to learn what’s best for her and her dog!

Spot on, as usual! I love the new feature of the owner comments at the end of the sessions. Thank god she came to you, because that is a lot of dog for her. Sending all good vibes to her and her pup that your teaching on timing and consistency click!!

I agree, Tommy you're so patient with these clients. And how awesome are the successes! I can see how your patience with them is you modeling to them how to be patient with their dogs and patient with themselves. How does it get any better than this? 👍👏👏

You’re awesome man !! i’ve been using your techniques and videos to train my american akita and she has came a long way , we still have work to do but i can’t thank you enough for your content!! it’s amazing

Excited for you to come to the uk!

What an adorable lady. God bless her for wanting to learn how to get control of her dog. You done an amazing job with this lady, patient and very clear in your delivery. She’s lucky to have you as a trainer Tom 🌟🌟

This has seriously added so much encouragement for my dog and the possibility for his future. Seeing the struggle and the final connection to the tools and timing makes me feel pumped like I myself can give him a possibility for a better way to figure out life.

Love that you showed the whole process!! Is he an Anatolian/Husky mix by any chance? I've worked with Anatolians. They can be a lot of dog without the human learning how to communicate with them. Anyone considering the breed really needs to research what this breed was meant to do. If this owner keeps up with the training she got with you (Tom), she's going to have a great time with that dog.

Love love love these new videos and the group leasons!!

Enjoying these group sessions, thanks.

Fully trained this dog is going to be awesome!

I love this lady!!!! She’s adorable! lol

I love seeing videos like this! And I love how much patience Tom has, I’ve seen trainers start getting upset when the dog parents aren’t doing what the trainer said the first time. I rescued a red heeler from the pound during the pandemic. He is the calmest dog until we get outside. He has horrible reactivity when he sees or hears another animal. He’s so reactive that he will set off my other dog! I’m working everyday but I felt the “Jesus take the wheel” comment. I’m glad I found this page on TikTok because it’s given me a lot of ideas

I love this lady.

Dude, you have the patience of Job. 😊

His eyes at 6:30 is like Holy crap yea I think I'll sit. The way his eyes are make it look like his eyes are popping out. Soo funny. But man such a great trainer. 👍

I love this! I hope one day I can be like you, so inspiring ❤️

Calm owners= calm dogs

Great informative teaching. Love ya Tom your amazing 👏 ❤

Loving this new way of working

Thanks for the long video, they are done so well now, really enjoying the new format. It was good to see someone new to the ecollar and working on the timing and being just a bit nervous about it, that’s me.

What a great video and I loved the owner’s enthusiasm!

OMG, I swear I found my dog's sibling. They act totally alike and similar features. Though he needs some some help with training too. He is very stubborn, but gets really distracted and wants to see everyone and everything so he pulls like crazy. Though in my area some trainers denied help training him because he is part pitbull with a whole bunch of other mixes.