Yeah I agree. All the other KZfaqrs use clickbait.

Natalie Varon the whole video is 11 minutes and half of that is trying to sell you stuff

​@@panzertooE-CollartrainingPAGER I counted, litterly 12 SECONDS of the whole video.

And he gets to the point unlike the other channels..

@@panzertooE-CollartrainingPAGER 12 seconds? And because of the coronavirus now its actually needed so hes doing us a favor.

I thought the same thing haha

Ur so lucky I have to wait exactly 10 months

That's all useless if you cant take your dog on a walk nicely. She be pulling him every where they go. Even before they go into the store she is pulling. He even said if your dog wont listen to you In your house then they wont listen to you outside before you walk. So struggle outside with so much distractions then go into the store?? Wow. Way deceive your viewers. Just like going to a dog park. Your dog isn't listening outside would you bring your dog inside? Bad dog training

I agree

I love your channel and it is great knowing one youtuber can learn from another cutefurryfamily

The cute furry family you actually see joy ? The dog has no connection with this handler I see no joy at all

I see a handler trying to trick a dog into mistakes and a dog that’s rarely allowed to run free

@@panzertooE-CollartrainingPAGER I understand what you are saying

When will it ever stop? Looks like never he cant even do it to his own personal dog. Remember episodes before he said its guarantee to work stop leash pulling and distractions while walking. He still cant walk her without her doing that. She did not progress at all walking in high distractions it's always a excuse new environment etc. My 5 mth. Old gsd walks way better then inertia he is even off leash on high distractions

@deadcool 2 blah= indenial of the truth.. Tell me where I'm wrong. You cant that's why you say that. Hahaha with no response then that. And also show me a video of him walking nicely on a regular walk with no treats high distractions just walk around the block and to go potty that's it. He cant!!! And you cant show me. Hahahaha

Agreed

Because a healthy minded dog is actually better than one who 'behaves' perfectly at a young age, but is mentally stressed. He's following the latest science on dog training. Not the old dominance and punishment based stuff where we impose human ideals onto non human creatures.

Keriel Watson, I have seen many many dogs, mine included who are not mentally stressed, yet better behaved. A young 7 month old puppy Iknow right now, is significantly better behaved, and actually over confidant. You can train a dog without ruining them, tht is all I am trying to say. If it was my dog, I would be expecting better behavior by this age.

@@Sarah-vs3lo exactly... what she said made absolutely no f*cking sense lol

@@Sarah-vs3lo hun, what makes you think you know what's going in your dog's head? You know the reoccurring thing said to people suffering with depression or anxiety? "oh wow, I never knew you were struggling". Said even by close family, friends and partners. So if humans can't even tell when a fellow human is under mental stress, what makes you think you can understand another species when you've had zero academic/professional training? You do not know what your dog is experiencing. You're guessing at best. Inertia is only a puppy, and of a breed that can take three years to reach mental maturity. To be demanding obedience in situations like in the video, before she's even a year old? Lol yeah, that's not healthy

That would be helpful

No one should be on the roads in NYC right now.

BASH BARTI He explained a lot of these were recorded before the shut downs. This store he went to is curbside only at this point in time.

I don’t consider this the suburbs. This is still within the Atlanta community. The suburbs are generally “outside the perimeter” (OTP)

Well you cant just stay inside either. If you got a dog you meed to take it out and train regardless of a virus. But obvoiusly avoiding as much humans as possible.

I hope so because I'm thinking where is this with All these cars? We are locked down here? Only essential workers out.

Frontyer True, but you wouldn’t have been able to go inside this store, either. And even though it’s open again, it’s curbside only, last I checked.

They're even lower now. Closer to $1 per gallon

But we also don't have nearly as much access to public transportation as other countries do. So gas has to be a bit lower

These trainers usually use a balance of different quadrants to build the behavior, not just treats and luring. I'm a trainer myself and I'm currently training my puppy (a few weeks younger than Inertia). I have been using corrections from a very young age and she has been "perfectly relaxed heeling" off-leash/on-leash, in busy streets, on crosswalks, by cars, past people and dogs for months now. I'm not saying this to brag, but I just want people to realize that ignoring bad behaviors is very counterproductive. If the dog starts pulling, do something about it. The more you allow it, the more rewarding it becomes (I pull, I get to sniff). Step back, turn around, ask your dog to sit by you or lure him with a "touch" or treat into position and THEN walk. It might be frustrating the first time, but if you stick to it everything becomes clear. There are no "but's" and "if's". It isn't stressful for the dog, because you still reward all of the good, but you just also correct the bad. A dog that is pulling is not happier. Being distracted doesn't make a dog happy, and "letting a dog be a dog" is no excuse. My dog knows she needs to respect the leash: if she gets to the end of she needs to loosen it back, even in a "break". If I ask to "heel", she forgets about the smells and focuses on me. It's not cruel and she's still enjoying the walk by my side... the only difference is that she is relaxed and focused on the right things. Now that she is in this state, if a squirrel runs by, a dog walks past or a car drives beside us, she won't be overwhelmed and she'll be reassured because she knows I'm in charge (if anything happens, she can just follow my lead... in her mind I CAN HANDLE IT, so she doesn't have to). A dog can only follow a treat for so long. That might be the reason why your dog isn't food motivated. Which, by the way, is a learnt behavior, not a trait characteristic or personality issue. Animals *need* to eat, that's how they survive, so thinking there could ever be a fox or wolf or dog that is "just not that food oriented" is impossible. All animals are food oriented, BUT they can get bored of food if they don't find it valuable anymore. If you free-feed your dog and give him tons of treats without him working for them, he learns that food is always there. Why should he ever work for food if he can have it without effort anyway? I would highly recommend you start using his meals in training. Put his food in a baggy and put it in your pocket, train with it for breakfast. The dog will have a meal, be mentally stimulated and you just made the dog realize that food isn't "free" and if he works for it, he can get it. (Do this *for* breakfast time so the dog is naturally inclined to want food). I'd also recommend you look up "engagement training", there are some wonderful ways to make your puppy more eager to work for you and more focused on commands. I wrote out these long paragraphs not to make you feel bad, I'm really passionate about dog training, I just wanted to help you. I sincerely hope you find this useful.

Ian Glenn she’s less than a year old, so she does know lots for being that young

Ziggy SJ If you take a look at Kikopup training a young border collie I think you will agree that Zach George is, at best, mediocre as a dog trainer and that he is not getting the best out of Inertia.

@@ianglenn5905 it's true that there are times when there could have been an alternative method to get a better result, but in comparison to a dog that was trained by a non-professional, inertia is doing pretty good! I guess it just depends on which way you look at it

Ziggy SJ Zach If you have a dog and want to train him/her I suggest you learn from a competent trainer. Zach George is not an expert dog man, he is a dog food salesman and conman.

This depends on which organization and what owner trained team you look at in most cases our biggest concern and fear with being owner trainers is the judgement not being able to say that we're from some really well known organization means theres nothing to back us up and we get judged constantly. Personally Ii always have the fear of if my dog sniffs something or doesn't sit immediately when I stop I'll be deemed a fake team that dead set fear most of us have means that our dogs are held to extremely high standards and if they cant hit that point often times they end up being "washed" out of work

Exactly! I really don't understand why he is tolerating all the pulling. It's not any better or "nicer" to the dog, it's not clear... just plain confusing! For service dogs, there is no time to waste. Commands are clear and the dog need to reach a standard, still very positive!

@@lilyvera354 exactly

Inertia is going to be a service dog? Zak's service dog, or is he just training her? Why didn't he mention it in the video? Where'd you hear this, or did you just assume it?

@@laneg9015 We were discussing the efficiency of Zack's training compared to service dog training. Not Inertia, she is not a service dog.

This video was filmed weeks ago, I think it was January

We filmed this video several weeks ago.

oh… that makes sense. I didn't think of the logistics of being a youtuber. Hope you and your family are doing well. I got your book and your audio book to help us with our female-pitbull-lab rescue. Watching the videos with Jacob has helped. Thanks again to the entire Zak George team

1. Are they from the same litter 2.have you tried put them in separate rooms with a baby gate up and reintroducing them after a break from each other?

@@Olivia-wr5op no they aren't we had the first for awhile before we got the second. And we don't need a gate or anything we just separate them for an hr or more then they're fine again. A little tense but they won't get in another fight...

Don't feed them too much/often. Don't feed food that is better than the treats you train with. Don't ask too much before rewarding. If it's too difficult to earn a reward the dog will give up. 9 weeks is pretty young. It's good to start training early. Just keep your expectations realistic. By 3 months a puppy that can sit, wait and is partiality potty trained is good progress.

Maybe try to find dogs that are calm and socialise her with them, so she can have positive experiences with other dogs. If dogs seem to take exception too her then I would suggest treating her when she sees another dog ect do she doesn't become anxious or even aggressive. If even non reactive dogs seem to snap at her when she appears and it is her rather than the dog, maybe train her to heel when she sees another dog so she doesn't get injured. Hope this helped slightly xx

Never let dogs meet on leash. It inhibits their body language and the leash pressure and excitement combined causes tension that can cause the friendliest dog to snap or start a fight

You're not foolish and he is. I think that's the difference. 👀👀

GeeGee I like you already

@@justagirlandherdogs615 hahaha just saying

This most likely isn't a problem that can be corrected with treats and luring. You'll have to see a behavioral specialist if your dog has aggression issues