That last dog oof. I never tolerate jumping from any dog I meet. As soon as a dog tries to disrespect my space I correct them no matter if I've just met them or not. That family needs to set boundaries, especially the mom. People who coddle their dogs and treat them like neglected children are setting themselves up for major issues. If you want your dog to be happy, set boundaries.

The jumping is crazy, the point that they let it happen in the first place unbelievable

People letting their little dogs jump like that used to drive me nuts because I was just baffled as to how they let it get that bad. I worked as a vet tech for 7 years so I saw it regularly. I always had large, powerful breeds of dogs but then I got my Havanese and had a big lightbulb moment about why, even with the best intentions regarding training, so many owners end up with little dogs that do this - it's partly due to how everyone else reacts to your little dog. When I started training and socializing my pup we'd be walking around in the city and no joke every other person - particularly women - who passed near us would immediately say 'AWWW!' in a baby voice or just a higher pitched voice and that alone was enough to get my pup over-excited. I would smile and keep moving but the other person would already be bending down to pet the adorable fluff, and in that instant my pup's excited reaction was rewarded with someone indulging her. This never happened to me with any prior dog and even when it did, the person would usually ask permission to pet them, probably because even a young rottweiler is big and potentially intimidating. For some reason people do not feel the need to control themselves or ask permission to reach out to a very small breed of dog, and it makes training these companion breeds who already tend toward distraction extremely challenging. We lived in Chicago so this happened hundreds of times over those very important initial months and in that time I tried every trick in every book to keep these people at bay or at least interrupt their behavior when I could see it coming. I have no problem telling people to f*** off out of my personal space but all the time? Stressful. So I tried to find a balance, which sometimes was just "she's in training so please ignore her" but other times like sitting outside drinking coffee where people weren't in a hurry, I'd tell them if they want to pet her they have to not look at her or give her any feedback until she's sitting calmly, no baby talk voice, don't kneel down just reach down and pet her, etc, they'd say ok and seem to get it, but the instant they saw her even get close to sitting calmly they would break all the other rules I literally had just given them and they'd agreed to. It's like they'd lose their minds. I even got her a vest that said IN TRAINING but apparently a tiny training vest on a tiny fluffy puppy added to the irresistibility and became a reason for them to linger and chat. They would even say "it's ok I don't mind" when my pup would stand on her hind legs to greet them, totally not getting it. Eventually I had to get mean because our prime window was closing and she still couldn't help but stand up on her hind legs to greet people. I seriously had to be on my guard every second because they would ambush us if I wasn't paying attention. She did improve but mostly when people come to the door and I'm ready for it in case she breaks the sit, it's much trickier when we're out walking and she's already in motion. It all sounds kind of ridiculous but it's a real issue to work around when you live in a city with people everywhere. My big dogs were wonderfully socialized because we were in the city with lots of opportunities to practice, but for my little dog it was more like those opportunities were rigged. I'm experienced with dogs and don't give up but I can definitely see how other people could get completely burned out repeating the same crap to people over and over, feeling like it's a lost cause and eventually using the logic of "my dog is little so it's not as important they don't jump up". I taught mine to sit up on her haunches and she often does that on her own when greeting people, like a compromise. She's 9 now so I happily take the compromise but I'm thinking of bringing another puppy into the fam soon and already trying to think of a solve for this particular challenge.

It was difficult to watch the two adults let that little dog constantly jump up on them, completely ignoring it. That would drive me nuts, totally unacceptable. Glad to hear you worked with them on it later.

Prince is the perfect name for your Doberman. He is gorgeous. Always love your videos. They are always so informative.

I absolutely hate the jump. If that dog ever jumped on me like that I’d immediately knee it.

It makes me so happy to see ppl coming to you for help. Those are good responsible dog owners.

"they have all the leverage when you are right behind them; touch them on the side to flip them a little bit..." that's a gem, thanks. This video, excellent, love the play-by-play voiceover, thank you for the time and talent executed here. Many many dogs will live happier lives, same for their owners, because of the Dog College we attend on this channel. Already true for me.

Taking one step forward as soon as the dog started jumping up would end it pretty quick. I always like to claim the space mid jump. It’s uncomfortable for the dog but it stops the jumping fast and they understand it.

that jumping was driving me nuts. felt like going into the screen and pushing her off myself

Please never stop posting such informative videos very helpful 😄

🤣 shepherds are so talkative its just part of their nature to make sure everyone hears them!

I love how intelligent prince is.

I had to care for a pit with similar behavior the other week, he would be so overwhelmed or was so undersocialized he'd be trembling and drooling like crazy when meeting other dogs initially. He would also go after larger male dogs, and some very small ones. Pet corrector and muzzle worked like a charm until I could learn when to catch him, and actually got him to the point where he started playing with a few dogs.

The ridgeback pushed the little dog away from "mommy" and claimed her! The little dog was dumbfounded 🤣 classic.

😂"Get out of the circle of trust" almost made me spit out my coffee laughing. That little white dog definitely has overeager camp counselor energy. You know those breed description tiktoks? Well hers would say: Keke believes it's not the destination that matters, it's the friends you make along the way... and then she spends all summer hanging out with the same three people she knew from home.

It is hilaaarious when Kiki sees Prince and instantly goes to attack but trip on the way and plants down lol 11:23

i love the prince look at the beginning : The fuck are you doing dude, just chill.

Thank you so much for sharing your way of reading the dogs.

It’s amazing how Prince act so ✨PROFESSIONAL✨such a good boii

Thank you for showing the progress in the one session with the pit bull, that was exactly the kind of thing my dog does and this was very helpful.

Super great information ! Thank you.

Amazing the knowledge and experience you are sharing with us, and it's so rare, finally some fresh air for those who don't believe in the purely positive training/reward system ! Thank you!

Your dog has a lot of patience, when the dog ran at him he retreated first

Your videos are great and full of useful information. I also love them because for every video you post, a force free trainer dies a little bit inside 😂😂…

Who let's their dog jump up in their face like that constantly?!! The whole family allows it. Haven't the husband or wife either one had dogs growing up? That jumping would drive me crazy. Like a toddler saying " Look at me, look at me"! I thought I was gonna die laughing when the woman pulled out the pretty little water device for her furry baby. Lol.

Thanks ,you helped me with understanding before i got my shelter dog (husky). she understands rules and boundaries and its only been 2 weeks . great content 👍👍

One thing I've noticed in watching these videos is that if you have a good balanced dog with you in training, it ramps up your success by 1000%. Prince is at least 50% of your success, if not more. Cesar Milan uses his good balanced dogs as well. In my case, my husky/shepherd was having house training issues (not sure why, he's not a stupid dog at all) until he was boarded with his best buddy Malamute for a few times. She actually house trained him, I didn't. She also trained him about standing on tables, but oh well, you take the bad with the good :)

Omg.... the first dog looks like an identical copy of my Pit Mix, Luna. Absolutely beautiful!! 💕💕

He gets stiff around Prince because Prince is like an Apache Helicopter instead of Labrador Airbus 🤣

My flips around and faces me and pulls on the gentle leader when she sees a dog.

He jumps give him a touch. Works for me.

My dog has jumping issues and some other things to work on but your videos are helping me a lot! Thank you! 👍

You're like the ultimate dog bodyguard....no really - you protect dogs better than most dog trainers I have seen. there's one other channel here on YT & he is similar to you - upstate canine academy. ty for a fantastic video x and ty for not wearing that damn slave muzzle for humans

My Grandpa’s dog would jump. I never liked it and would grab the collar and pull him to a sit and a firm off BUT when I became pregnant I started using the knee as more protection and that finally stopped the jumping on me. Edit: This dog was a Golden Lab and absolutely hate jumping on me.

I tried slip lead but my GSD did not care. The Head halti/gentle leader worked better. I got her at 7 months old, she had separation anxiety, and dog and some people reactive when I got her, undersocialised (never been to a pet shop). She went on reactive dog training after 3 months of tackling her separation anxiety. She went for 6 sessions with other dogs, crate and, muzzle trained. She is better now, she still needs prompting at times. I take her to different places, play with my sibling's dog. Meet family members slowly, and get treats from their hands when she knows them. She went for her spey at 18 months, our vet helped us in getting her a few appointments of positive experience with her before she went for surgery.

Why in the world would people let there dog jump like that all over them. Would only take a few corrections to be done with that. Prince, you're the man! Well balanced!

Common sense dog training, explained in a way that is easy to understand.

Quote of the year, "it's not healthy for a dog or a child to have that many mommy issues". As someone with mommy issues, I know my guy. 😂

🙋🏻‍♀️ question here, with all of your puppy and dog experience - I would love to see a video breaking down male vs female when it comes to training / raising / general qualities + personality characteristics & traits! I am curious 🧐 is there a difference? If so, what should future puppy parents be aware of. I know I can’t be thee only person out there contemplating between the two - and while there are many videos out there, I value what you say and your opinion with your background & experience. Your videos are always so informative, I’d love to hear your opinion & thoughts 💭 on it🙏🏼 thank you!

Prince is such a cool dog

You have been a lot of help! Thank you 🙏 P.S. Prince is awesome 👏

Correcting to the side. Pressure, and release, to the side is also how I introduce any tool I'm using. The big one, the one that is really hard to teach, recognizing "intent". If you correct when the dog is thinking about reacting, it takes a lot less correction and you never get the big blow up. I have never been a fan of halters. Even the ones with the great marketing name. But, if you are getting good results with them, great. I much prefer a prong collar, but I know a lot get their feeling hurt by their use now days. The people, not the dogs... LOL The "dog reactive" GSD pup, I got in two days ago, threw an impressive fit. For about 2 minutes. Once we worked through that she was playing with my female GSD in less than 30 minutes. LOL She has a new home. What we are working on now is you don't play like fiends in the house. :)

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Love your videos! They have helped me transform our highly energetic and under-socialized recue into a pretty well behaved dog. Walks are completely loose-leash now and he stops and sits without prompting. However, he will still lunge at other dogs as we pass. If I catch him early I can make him sit or a correction when he hits the end of the leash will bring him into control. BUT, he will then sit or stand by my side and bark and howl at the other dog. It’s like he knows he’s supposed to behave but throws a little tantrum because I won’t let him meet the other doggie. He’s way too excited, and I generally don’t know the passer-by, to be able to suggest we let them meet. Any ideas?

Hey I love your videos! I'd love to see more little dog aggression and correction videos from you!

Great scenarios & tips. I've got a Dane and mixed breed all playing with Hurley. The Dane is intact & a gentle giant. Hurley and the other are reactive to big dogs. It's going really well

Such great content . So awesome to see someone with the same mindset as me. A dog should do what the owner wants, period. Sure positive trainings nice but undesirable behaviors need to be corrected

GOD THESE PEOPLE WITH THE MASKS OUTSIDE

Thanks so much for what you do.

I found it funny where they had a stared down at 3:39 and where like what do you want to do at the count of three 1,2,3! Prince: Play! Oh no nvm! Pit: Excited then aggressive!

How have these people allowed that jumping is unbelievable

The dad in the last family has his whole family muzzled but not the dog lol. what a guy

dogs are amazing creatures

Prince and Boscoe absolutely gorgeous

*Mesha:* "So I hear you have 'mommy issues.' Well take a number because I don't respect your perceived boundaries."

Guarantee that small dog has jack Russell with that jump

I really wish you got the jumping correction on camera :(

I was lucky I introduced my old lady to a 1 year old pup she's big aswell she's an alpha blue American bulldog where as my old lady is a staffie they got on straight away I don't know if its because the pup knew she's old but Iafter few days I can trust them to be alone together

enjoy the vids your info and knowledge is amazing :) im interested in cane corso and frenchies so your training techniques are good to watch and learn from

I like alot of your videos and I'm aware that you call prince out as well, but when the first dog went for prince it was clear why.... prince gave him a hard stare for 5 seconds lol he also stood broadside with a stare down that will trigger that reaction. Not trying to be a Karen lol just wasn't sure if you noticed but I'm also aware that that dog would go for him regardless because I've been around apbt amstaff and shepherds my whole life love them all but I know the body language and demeanor of hard dogs . Keep up your hard work stay motivated and I'll continue to enjoy your content.

15:00 - 15:10 - is this just me, or that woman really didn't understand anything from this session?

My dog looks and is so similar to the pittie. Same demeanor, silent, extremely stiff when seeing other dogs but a lot more undersocialized.

I Really love dogs and I think your Videos are brilliant

Looks like the 'mum' is the culprit..spoiling the dog

Lol that little dog, "Kiki" was it? Jumping on mum like crazy, hilarious to watch but not cool in the long run.

OMG me and Kiki would have a come to Jesus meeting if she was my dog…that constant jumping is beyond annoying just to watch! They clearly indulge her way too much. I have a friend who's like that with her dogs, and have had to forbid her from encouraging my 8 month old Aussie pup with baby kissy talk to jump up for hugs and kisses. She thinks I'm so mean but WTF! I want a mannerly dog that I can take anywhere, not an over-indulged brat who thinks she can jump on every person or dog she meets. Would love to see you do a video or two on this particular issue: owners who are too wimpy with their dogs and try to baby talk them out of bad behavior. Although I wonder if those kinds of owners would ever even come to you in the first place. :P

I had a yorkie who was the same way, hated big dogs and wanted no other dogs around me. I wasn’t taking my dog ton’s of places . He was good at vets office and with neighbor dogs . Worked nights and he got his walks in at nighttime However I did not take my dog everywhere I went so it was not a huge problem Also he could not hurt most dogs . He would sit obey any commands I gave so if I said stop he would stop but I always had to give the command to stop. I loved my Yorkie and he was bought with intention of being a home lap dog. But he did have mommy issues as I did Baby him to death. But when I gave the command all nonsense stopped . He also was not a jumper

Lol the only dog that ever gave me stitches was a cocker spaniel

just found your channel and subscribed through recommendations. I wasn't watching much dog related content prior. Saw some vids on Dobermans and a couple other breeds a few weeks ago so I believe it's because of that. but nothing training related. just ownership facts ect. in any case love from the UK

You are a god🐾❤️🐾

I'm watching ur videos n I also watch Cesar Milan. I have two Pitts and a 80lb retriever/Akita/pit mix (has the chest of a pit. Black on her tongue but bushy tail with long very water resistant fur? I do the best I can and we have relali good days. But I know they are under socialized. We used to b able to go to dog parks but I couldn't correct all 3 at once. Now two do not go and are under socialized plus we keep having incidences when I walk them n there is a unleashed dog that comes up to them. They stop I freak out n we get in a tussle with the damn loose dog. So now the two are reactive on leash and I just wish I had more hands and time to help them. They're insecure. I'm insecure. Smh.

OMG Kiki NO! That jumping is so bad. Id be embarrassed if that was my dog.

Watching prince take turns on the chase and being chased is neat. He's such a great mentor.

What’s the best type of muzzle to use? I’ve seen pros and cons for different types. Thanks!

The mom thing of the little dog would need to be treated by mom chsnging her behaviour of treating the dog like a child but a dog. For me it helps when I remember that my dog although little in size, is a real adult man and i wouldn't let a 30year old man child with temper tantrums run my life,by bullying me, barking orders,or being annoying. Hence I suggest turning the back when she jumps up and ignoring her until her behaviour stops. I feel that mom is trying to calm her by petting, but that's human language not dog. Correcting with a sound like 'ao',followed by the consequence ignoring or being taken away from mom for a few seconds and setting and enforcing family/dog rules and boundaries at home probably is a nessacity...

IS EVERYONE LISTENING??? GREAT CONTENT

Good video with great information!

Been watching all your videos, cause I'm training my dogs and it's going super! One video that I haven't found in your KZfaq it's about resource guarding with people. I'm helping a family with a dog they rescued and he growls, barks and bites when they get close to his food, it's pretty scary. I tried giving him the food myself, but it was a little dangerous, at the beginning he growled and barked really bad, even tried to bite me, and after some time I would ask him to sit and give him some on another plate, it worked but I don't know if it can fix his behavior🤔 So I would like to know if there is another method, that it's not so dangerous plz. l really want to help them cause they are going to give him for adoption and don't want him to have those issues with his new family😭

I think people let their little dogs jump like that cause they 1. forget its not nearly so "cute" when they're older 2. it doesn't hurt. Just don't do that. If you like the jumping sometimes (cause you can catch them or some kind of trick like that) make it invitation only. Please... that was painful to watch.

Thanks for a great video! curious though, did you catch a cold before making the audio to this video? Your voice sounds different haha.

I love prince.:)

Good content, but in what ways does this man disagree with Cesar?? Honestly curious because he seems to do a lot of the same work, down to "the touch".

I think it's really dangerous when "correcting" on the leash of a gentle leader. One cold break his neck.so do not pull,correct strongly on a gentle leader! I think one needs to take lessons with a trainer when wanting to use a gentle leader. Mr Beckman probably knows what he is doing, but it's not that easy. one could and probably would do a lot wrong...

I took my dog into Walmart and a boy pet my dog!!! He said he liked her.

I had a little chihauhau mix, very muttly , about the size of Kiki, a little yellower, looked a lot like Kiki come running up to my two year old golden retreiver and bit him on the nose with no provocation whatsoever. It was a pretty bad bite. Blood flowed. It left a scar. Hydrogen peroxide treatment was enough, though. Little dogs CAN cause damage.

Plz do a video of dogs having "mommy" issues!!

lol face mask family

Yep, my standard poodle has mommy issues for sure.

When I use the gentle leader, she always rolls on the ground trying to get it off. I always tell her No and pull the leash to get her to stand but she keeps at it. Any tips?

Thanks for the video very informative. What brand gentle leader do you use? I’ve tried so many but my dog can get out of them and haven’t found a decent one yet.

The third dog is ridiculous with the jumping.

I have a well behaved dog, runs on recall, never forges ahead, very obedient.....but he sees a German Shepard or Irishwolfound he goes off, and has attacked one, leaving an offleash park to attack an Irish wolfhound on lead walking away from us. Can Breed specific reactivity be fixed? Is great with most other dogs

You said muzzles don’t change the thinking of the dog . But with an e collar , will the dog know not to be reactive when it’s on?

Anyone ever play “whack-a-mole” before? .... That last little dog would make an excellent practice dummy.. Until it finally decides to quit jumping at least. Lol

What type of breed is that brown dog meisha?

Thanks!!!

I’m thinking about adopting a 4 1/2 year old Dobermann but the adoption place said the dog is “ he will bark and lung at strangers if they are within a couple feet radius” which makes me hesitant. I don’t have experience with this bread and I’d like to know how hard would it be to fix this problem and his age? I think a gental leader would be a good start along with the techniques. Bu

Still trying to figure out my dog. He is castrated male and he absolutely hates other younger dogs who jump him or try to (most of those dogs are not trained, super hyperactive and energetic, extremely aroused by him). We found him on street at 7months old, castrated him at 9months because he was absolute nightmare to other dogs, now he is 1 year and 6 months old. He got better but we are trying to work on this and honestly I don't know how, people say with time he will calm down but nothing resolves itself, of course. I look to improve my knowledge and learn as much as I can to work with my dog to help him but this is something I do not have an answer to. With some males he is amazing with, when they jump him he let's them know its not okay but with some he loses his mind (didn't bite anyone yet... but I can't really be sure that it won't happen at some point). He knows his commands... and we actually succeeded with him ignoring one of the dogs that "annoy" him (off leash) but that's one of many. Anyone have any advice or experience with this type of behavior? We will keep training and building our relationship, but I'm always looking for more advice and guidance, especially from people who know what's up! 😊 P.S. Love the work you do, keep it up! You helped me a lot and I hope to learn a lot more from you and your dogs. Thank you for making the effort! ❤

I do this Alll Thee Timeee