Prince really is impressive. To meet all these different dogs and handle them the way he does. It's a hell of a partnership between you 2

I'm 54. I've had dogs almost every year I've been alive except for two. I had a farm at one point with seven dogs living with me; a sheltie/husky mix, a purebred collie, a pit/beagle mix, a purebred Belgian Mal, an ancient lab someone left in my driveway, and two little puffy maltipoos. Not one dog fight. Not one argument at meal time. I had one rule, and that was that I'm the boss. I could take food out of their mouths and they let me. I've worked for 4 vets over the span of 25 years, and I have had to handle aggressive, fearful dogs at least once a workday, every workday. So I know dogs, is what I'm getting at. I know behavior, I know attitude, I know body language. People can watch these videos and cringe in horror all they want, but you know what tells me this guy is a good guy and treats dogs well? Not how he acts, but how his dogs act. Prince goes through some real shit, man. For a dog, he gets put through the wringer by other dogs. This is stressful! To be on your home turf and have strange dogs constantly come up and challenge you? BUT Prince handles it with grace, calm, he's responsive to his owner and obviously loves him. There is no fear in Prince, never a cringe, never an avoidance of his human. This is a dog who has a great home environment that rewards him, makes him feel secure, gives him reassurance, and Prince always knows everything will be all right. You've got a new fan.

Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games kzfaq.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!

Dog marks fence. Prince sniffs at the fence. "Dude, this is MY fence." Prince remarks. Good boy, Prince!

I love watching Prince communicate with other dogs! He is such a great helper dog!

“Correction Guy” is awesome.

This video also shows why many “trainers” can’t be trainers (and also why I can’t be); this job can take huge amounts of patience and stamina. Props to anyone who can go head to head with strong animals and not give up!

Prince is such a good boy 😊 perfect dog to help socialise other dogs!

That german shepperd is very impressive too. Having an unleashed Doby swarming around being held by a stranger demands a lot of calm.

Prince is a dog counselor. He is such a good dog. He has such a good demeanor and is so smart. Also he is so f-ing cute

Ever since I started watching these videos I can't stop telling my dog to chill when he gets out of line. And just for the record I would definitely watch longer format videos from you

Gosh, it’s those dang GSDs! He is just like mine. But, I straightened it all out. “I’m over it”. And “I’m the boss.” He doesn’t get to do what ever he wants all the time. Nope!!!Purely positive with treats only DOES NOT WORK with all dogs. Nice work here Joel!

I had 2 German Shepherds and they required constant training. I also never really treated them as a kid cuz they could easily injure or hurt someone. But it was worth it to see them well behaved.

One thing I have noticed is most owners don't recognize body language. It's so important 🐾✅

Joel please make a video on how to reintroduce dogs after a fight in the same home… tips and best advice .. keep up the good work man !!

I don't even have a dog but this is an awesome program to witness. Prince was appropriately named.

🤣 Prince pissed on him.

You can tell that prince is as much as a trainer himself. The partnership between these too. Prince does his show and watch Joel for his que. The trust between these two. This is amazing.

Prince is honestly like a dog therapist, such an empathetic and good boy, he's also firm and stands up for himself in situations like this, sending all of u lots of love. :) ❤

I think your voice has some kind of dog calming vibe. I was playing your videos the other day while grooming my dog. He hates being groomed, which is unfortunate because he’s a Keeshond, literally the world’s fluffiest dog! But I noticed after a while that he was calmer than usual. Not jumping around as much. I put it down to him listening to you talk. Amazing!

The deer in headlights look that shep had after every correction had me rolling :D Looks like he had his first taste of discipline ever, nice work.

I adopted a 7 year old shepherd husky from a young family. It took time to train him not to pull on walks. Yet sometimes he would bolt like a canon ball for squirrels. You had to remain always ready. He was so strong and fast the leash would leave a rope burn on your hands. I took to wearing leather gloves for his walks. I waited about a year before dominating him into belly up submission. I wanted to make certain I would win as alpha. He lived another 10 years as one of the best dogs I've ever met. One of his most admirable traits was his efficient moderation. There were many incidents when a stray dog would rush up to attack him. Buzz reacted so quickly that I could never see exactly what he did. But in seconds, Buzz would send that stray off packing, running away faster than he came. And just as quickly, Buzz was entirely calm and relaxed again as if nothing at all had happened. He had nerves of steel for everything but fireworks.

So refreshing, showing what works and why it works. Not an extra word. All about the teaching. Thank you!

You have to be so in tune and switched on to do dog training. The amount of concentration to stay in the correct mindset to constantly evaluate the situation and deliver the appropriate consequence to unwanted behaviours is actually insane. It takes some real mental fortitude and emotional burden to create a well trained dog and Prince is a testament to that.

the shepherd started that initial fight because you can see his head starts to go over Prince's shoulders which is a dominance move. prince's head is close to the shepherds shoulders but he doesnt advance where as the shepherd advance ever so slightly and then started to go into action as you pulled the leash

"When your dog misbehaves, that's an opportunity to correct them" What an impressive virtue. It's funny, though, because as soon as Prince starts getting a bit too close for comfort, you gave the most exasperated sigh 😂 It really is hard, but, important, and gratifying.

I wish we could see more little dogs disciplined. I’m surrounded by little dogs whose owners allow them to rush up barking hysterically, sometimes nipping. My Aussie isn’t what I consider a big dog, but he’s the biggest one around. When I see them coming, I’ll put him on a down-stay. If the little dog isn’t crazy, I’ll let them approach. I just don’t know how to deal with people who don’t even try to teach their dog manners. Sure gives Luke lots of opportunities to practice patience with his impulse control. I’ve been tempted to produce business cards to direct them to your channel, but I’m afraid they might be offended.

"Oh! Where's correction guy? I better watch correction guy." LOL

"Give butt touches", Sounds so good out of context! 😄

Man I wish my little dude could just be in a safe social environment with the big dogs, the likes of Prince and the others on your estate. They're just having a great time. Wonderful to see.

I personally couldn’t have a strong big dog because I really don’t think I’m physically strong enough to control it if things got out of hand. I think this is were you have to read up on what type of dog Is suitable for you. Great video!!😁🙂

“Hes a lot like your dogs” me and my service dog just made eye contact when that happened and it made me laugh lmfao

You have given Prince the confidence to be a master at his job.

You and prince have an absolutely stunning partnership. The way you work in sync as a team is mindblowing. He's very attuned to what you want and need him to do, even before you give commands. I love seeing it in action.

THAT is a big German Shepard! You need to change the name from Beckman's Dog Training to the Prince Show. He is the real star.

This is as much training for the owners as it is training for the dog. I hope to be half as assertive and calm as you are, Joel.

It seems there are several kinds of people when it comes to how to try train dogs. The ones who punish dogs for bad behaviours but don't really reward the good. The ones who don't want to harm or upset the dog who only use things like treats and reward the dog for being good but never do any actual correction on bad behaviour. And people like you, who have the perfect balance. Able to correct the dog and make them understand that they can't just do what they want, but to also be able to treat them for being good or to correct them in a way that usually calms the dog and that makes the dog feel positive about things.

Joel I loved the correction guy..I'm super impressed at how Prince stops when you told him to. Amazing, priceless..

Another great video. Sooo valuable today for me out walking my dog! I avoided the worst situation 👍

Wonderful work “correction guy” 😂⭐️

Prince, is indeed, the goodest of all bois. Give him a love pat on the side for me Joel, if you don't mind.

Wow the "Butt Touch" was extremely helpful! I would love to see slow motion of that! Also, the training of the owners. All these things are extremely interesting and helpful. You can just make several 10-15 min vids for each aspect. People will love it because seeing the same dog provides continuity. So many things are intuitively obvious to YOU but NOT to the general public at all. Each vid, even if u feel like ur teaching the same stuff over & over is still incredibly helpful. You & Princey are simply amazing. Thank you for helping our world🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

Highly trained dogs are a beautiful thing to behold.

Showing control is everything forsure!

Prince reacts so well to everything great job in training.

Prince is such a leader

My Shepherd is extremely gentle every Vet says they have never seen one so calm. He very strong and fast he just loves everthing one even animals and wild.

When I was 14yrs old, I trained my German shepherd (sabastian) since he was a pup. I never needed to use a leash & he always stayed right by my side. I did everything with that dog . I not only trained him but I even played sports with him. Now that I’m 47yrs old & after watching this video made me think about him. He died tragically by a drunk driver killing him while I was running next to him. I was a track star as a kid & now that I’m thinking about it, I think that the reason why I was so fast was because I trained next to him physically & mentally… I ran 10miles 4 times a week while he was running next to me. Thank you for this video. I’ve never had another dog since sabastian passed away.

Very good!! Prince is so impressive but sovereign! I love Prince, he is .. WOW! (And pretty) Great job! 😍💯❣🥰

Thank You so much for this video, So wish you were in TN, PS I Love watching your daughter surfing,, PSIf you ever come this way and y’all need a place to stay, your more then welcome to, (my house is clean even with my Shepard)

Prince is aptly named. He’s so beautiful.

You all are doing the best work with these dogs, it is so appreciated even though I may never meet any of the dogs you have worked with. The whole mindset, the firm hand and knowing animals really shows in your work. Great job!

Thanks for your videos. I am so glad that dog trainers/behaviorist are using balanced dogs to work with other dogs. No matter how good or experience a dog trainer is, the dog that they are using will always have a better read/understanding of of other dog’s energy/intentions. I use my dogs to work with other dogs as well. I mostly use my female with males and my male with females. I read both dog’s body language when they meet at a close but safe distance. That gives me a better idea of what is going on with the dog that I am working on. Dogs must be put in situations where they are more prone to act out, so they can be corrected. Good training with repetition creates good habits.

Fantastic training!!! Can’t wait to watch more of this channel and will be scrolling back to watch previous stuff

Watched this video yesterday but I had to comeback just to say how Godly those butt touches are. I had the opportunity to test it this morning and it’s very effective. Thanks Joel

Yippie ! Glad you’re back. We missed Prince. 💙🧡💚💜 I mean we missed you too Joel of course 😊 Let me pee over here cause imma big strong male Oh no let me pee over that cause I’m big strong male Let ME pee over this cause it’s my house!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

I have two heeler/shepherd mixes and they are so different from the other dogs I've had. That's why I have two now! I don't know where I learned "butt touch" as a distraction technique but it's kind of instinctual now, thanks to all the training with the older dog. The reward of having a dog like this is that they are capable of doing any trick or being as docile as can be, but as the owner/trainer, you only get to unlock the correct behavior when you learn the correct way to ask for it.

i found this channel today and have been loving it. The commentary is very educational and you walk us through whats going very well!

Another great video from Joel.

I watch these to compose a personal development book kind of a thing.

You should make a T-shirt that says "I'm the Correction Guy".😂😂

I'm addicted to this channel

"No one ever touched me like that 😳" -dogorino

I don’t like watching these corrections but they are so much better than watching the dogs fight. It’s really impressive!

These thumbnails are so intense so good like episide

The fact Prince gives every dog the benefit of the doubt and fair chance considering all the unstable dogs he met 👌

My dog looks/ acts like the shepsky. This is very helpful

This is my GSD, tho she’s a female.. we are doing much better on the leash thanks to your channel. She got a well deserved correction and butt touch, after exhibiting similar behavior at the beginning of the clip. She was much better after 🙏 Question- People don’t like seeing dogs on the leash at the park when their dogs are off leash, but you have good results training and introducing them. Why is that? Edit: she was bad today. I petted a new dog today to accept him into our lives and she did accept him afterwards but she was aggressive to dog she already knew. After several corrections I just took her home

Been missing your videos lately! Glad to see you post something, great as always!

Vids like these really make me love and appreciate my calm little sheltie. Never pulls on walks, looks and listens when talking to him. Only needs correction when he’s alert barking a little too much at the mail people. I wanted to be an animal trainer as a kid so I took extra care into teaching him obedience and jumping over little obstacles (and not to be so shy and nervous! He’s a nervous Nelly, but he’s gotten so much better as he’s grown!) He’s 14 now, pretty blind, if you leave the room too fast for him to notice he starts crying and you have to talk close to his face for him to hear it. He’s my best friend in the world and if I could clone him I would. Thanks for sharing these vids for owners with unruly dogs. Aggressive dogs are my number one fear when I take him out on walks because he’s never wanted any trouble and they just can’t help but be jerks to even the most unassuming little fluff balls like my George

Idk if its been pointed out, but 4:14 prince like, man stfu, want some lemonade? Lol

Thanks and this is perfect for our Belgian Shepherd, full male and behaves exactly the same way. Though he hasnt showed aggression like this but just overly dominant behavior and desperate pulling, impoliteness like Jack!

Don't run up on me like that bitch🤍🎆😂

Prince is a real bro.

I started watching your videos and thought that the leash correction was a bit to rough but everything you said as to why makes completely sense ! I have been trying this with my over excessive pulling dog on walks and the first time I did the correction my wife got a bit mad 🤦🏽‍♂️ I explained why and she was still against the correction. However, two days after doing this correction my dogs pulling is almost completely gone ! Probably one of the best corrections to make if the dogs isn’t recalling after a couple simple easy ones. Thanks for the videos really man 👍🏽👍🏽

I just like seeing people's dogs tbh.

I love how powerful yet respectful and well trained Prince is

My stepdaughter and husband got a white shepherd earlier this year so I shared this with them. About same age, maybe a bit younger, but has some fear tendencies with men due to previous ownership issue. Sent several other videos to help add some more training to her current training to show how much better yours is.

I love this video. It is the second one of this channel and I am subscribing. I have an American Akita boy (50kg) and I had to learn how to read him so that we don't go in such situations. Now, he is 4 years old and a wonderful calm and loving dog. If I correct him before the stare/posture contest has started, he just ignores the other dog. Positive reinforcement could be a good thing but it is not the only thing. Also mine doesn't care for food, toys or prays. So putting the boundaries and keeping them as soon as he got home the first time was the best thing I ever did.

I've watched the moment at 7:47 so many times. You let Prince dictate how the interaction goes, but that doesn't mean you're always pleased with his decision. Great stuff :)

Always appreciate your videos 🐾😀

Binge watching your videos since a view days. Love your detailed information and additude. Best greetings from germany.

Jeez I hope Prince gets some prime rib quality treats this is one very hard working dog in a high stress job!

I am a big fan of Prince.

I can't help myself. Better but touches? Is this a comedy channel for dogs? Seriously amazing work. Just discovered this channel and it probably wont be long now before i get a dog.

The doberman is an amazing dog 👍😊

I wish my friend would train her dog with you. Her beagle is out of control whenever I go to her house, jumping and acting nuts. She says this is just how the dog is and I told her either you respect my boundaries or I won’t come over. Some people ruin their dogs and it’s really unfair.

i love this, this is naturally right

Correction Guy! Every owner should be that guy.

I absolutely love Prince, he's so handsome and just a sweetheart I wish I could meet him.

I love prince such confident male ...what great training on your behalf

Prince is the "no BS" guuud booii.

I currently live in China and I’ve had my rescue dog for two years. I don’t know much about his background but I know it wasn’t exactly great. He is amazing with people, sweet and well-behaved with everyone and I’ve trained him very seriously so he has good house and leash behaviour. But he was neutered late (maybe age 4/5 I don’t know his real age) and displays this dominant, borderline bully behaviour with other dogs, especially bigger male dogs, as well as excessive marking. When he sees a dog it’s an immediate change and he is visibly reactive and high alert. Even with dogs he’s met before. Sometimes he’s good and sometimes he’s not. Your videos help so much with dog body language and dominant behaviour. As soon as I see the signs it’s a sharp pull away and he’s checked. I don’t have a controlled, large-space environment (dogs aren’t allowed in most parks here) and a well-behaved dominant dog to work with him so it’s the best I can do. I will say ever since taking these extra steps he’s more chill. Thanks for the videos.

11:57 The pee train! 🤣

Love your vids!! Amazing lessons. I have a doberman as well and it was alot of work to train him

Really enjoying this channel although I've never had a dog unfortunately. I have to feel for poor old Prince sometimes. Must be like having a succession of sociopaths turn up at your doorstep every day!

I really like that a lot of what you do is just allowing dogs--which are pack animals-- do what pack animals do to correct each other. Obviously it cant be all call of the wild but i think people forget that these animals existed fine before we bred them out. If run away and dumped dogs can form packs in the desert without human intervention, we should allow our dogs to sort out their issues to a safe extent.

First comment, but I've been watching your videos for 5/6 months now and it's a great channel, no-nonsense, matter of fact and educational. Very refreshing compared to a lot of online content in general with staged over-dramatization and sensationalism. Keep it up! I don't know, maybe I've lived a sheltered life or something, but before coming across your videos I didn't know there was a school of thought where you should only train a dog with positive reinforcement and nothing else (or maybe it's uncommon in Sweden where I live?). To me that's as ludicrous as saying that the earth is flat, or that a smith should have no other tools than 1 anvil and 1 hammer. Regardless of what we're trying to achieve in life, using multiple tools in the right combination for the task at hand will always be the most optimal. I use a lot of positive reinforcement because it's the best tool in a lot of scenarios, but in other it might not be, or it might be one of the tools in a combination. But when I deal with a dominant dog I'll put on my leader hat, meet that dominance with my own and make the dog understand that I'm the head honcho, pretty much in the same ways you're doing it in your videos. Ergo, "This is the way" Even if a person manages to train a dominant dog to be balanced using solely positive reinforcement, it can only be successful if they are natural leaders and are using their leadership skills regardless if they understand that or not. You simply can't make a true leader personality stop trying to claim leadership by giving them treats and positive reinforment only, regardless of species. Anyway, since I saw one of your videos revealing this to me I've been giving it a lot of thought, trying to understand where these people are coming from and how they can think that way. The biggest factor surely must be lack of common sense and critical thinking, but I also think that a contributing factor might be the terminology itself? When we talk about dominance between humans mot people will think of it as something negative with an aggressor and victim(s), doesn't matter if it's consentual or not. We separate leadership and dominance very clearly when we talk of behavior between humans, but we only use dominance in behavior between dogs. So I think a lot of people will instantly be put in a negative state of mind when we talk about dominance in dogs. Add to the fact that a very large percentage of dog owners have either zero or very minor leadership attributes (follower personalities) and it gets even worse, they will mostly get into a protective state of mind trying to save their dog from this vicious monster. Having a balanced but highly dominant dog myself, this has been on my mind a lot especially when we meet dog owners that get very nervous or scared for nothing. I've started to change how I communicate with other dog owners, mostly when we meet new dogs on walks, where I use leader and leadership at the start and only use dominant/dominance if there are more clearly dominant acts like bullying other dogs when the hierarchy is already set, taking the other dogs space, water, food, toys, placing paws or the head on top of another dogs etc. Maybe this isn't the best way to alleviate the issue, but it's working for me so far. I find that other dog owners are generally more open and want to have the meet when I use leader terms instead of dominance terms. Like "He's a true leader type and he's acting this way or that way because the hierarchy must be set before they can play". My two cents, hope it can be helpful to someone else to, take care!

You are great at what you do! 👍

For the beginning clip: can tell it was the shepherd easily by the insane hair raising on the back lol