I gotta say, this is one of the best videos ive seen on the subject. Great info, great explanations, great job!

Mmmm boooowl muuuuuzzle

How are you attaching the toy to yourself? Also what toy are you using?

Commented on an older video too but again...Great stuff. I recently got a year old Belgian Malinois/Dutch Shepherd/German Shepherd mix. This video will help for sure. Thanks!

Great stuff. I recently got a year old Belgian Malinois/Dutch Shepherd/German Shepherd mix. This video will help for sure. Thanks!

Sir ,Is your dutch shepherd is mix or not?

Sir,can dutch shepherd keep healthy by giving only non veg like fish and egg. Plz reply...

Our mali is so reactive now we 've essentially stopped going out on walks due to fear of constant reactivity. We need to learn to start from the basics now I fear.

For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕

dutchies are even more sensitive than the Mal.. very difficult dogs to own.. and they do not have fur.. i say they have antennas.. maybe ditch the prong and see .. helps a lot! The dog does not work FOR you - dutchies you always work WITH..

1:45 uhhhh …so why am I watching this?

reminder for anyone concerned dogs needs both positive and negative training to reach full potential (obviously not abuse but little bop is fine)

We would always stop before we got to the hunt and let the dogs run and get it out of their system. Work well

Thats freakin awesome man! Love seeing a guy and his dog having some good ol fun💪🏼 And props to your training man, doggo listens to your every command!

Really sweat and can tell u did no harm with that nose pat ❤

I would advice to follow trough with commands even after the dog comes out the car and dont reward him untill he is calm and focused on you

Do you suggest training g one dog at a time or two siblings at once because they don't like being separated. My new foster dogs :)

This is the lowest drive Dutch I've ever seen. Did he run the dog and sedate it first before he started filming?

One problem many people don't realise about Dutch Shepherds is that they are in fact an old breed with 200-300 years of history behind them. And what they were primarily bred for way back when was protecting and controlling large flocks of sheep etc, ON THEIR OWN. And I mean just that. On many Dutch farms, these dogs would control their flocks without any human supervision all day, bring the flock in for the night, again on their own, stay with the animals during the night, and then, in the morning take them out to the grazing grounds again. All this, again, without human input. This has led to an extremely intelligent, independently thinking breed that doesn't take too kindly to people trying to restrict them in some way. If you don't know how to keep a Dutch Shepherd engaged, he is going to become frustrated and will try to turn the tables on you. Meaning he will want to be boss!

Exposure & repetition, simple.

I really wish people would do there research b4 buying those sort of dogs. They have the puppy until about six months to a year then suddenly realize that these dogs need lots of exercise and attention then they rehome the dog as there lifes don't have the time to spend with these high intensity breeds.

If that's intense my dog wrote the book. If he sees something he wants he simply bolts after and drags the handler over

This is amazing!!

I actually have a Malinois x Dutch Shepherd mix (12.5 months) and the last time we went to a vet it was a disaster. I actually had to restrain her and she was biting/nipping on my hand when the vet wanted to inspect her ears; later on the same issue with her yearly vaccination. One of the issues, and I'm not making excuses because I need to work on this behaviour nonetheless, was that the vet himself clearly wasn't used to dealing with these dogs. The vets I've had before were first introducing themselves to her and making sure she was trusting them. So I hope that one vet didn't ruin her for future visits. Either way, I need to fix it.

Great video! The breakdown Is fantastic, it really shows the importance of doing multiple reps again and again to desensitise anxious/reactive dogs. He might never love taking a bath, but that's OK! At least it's doable, safe, and not a crazy journey each time his owners will need to bath him 😂

Great video! It’s super helpful how you describe the different situations, including the one where you anticipate you can’t win against the trigger.

Great video, man ❤! Love the voice over you do, it makes it easier for dog owners and other dog trainers to understand your process, how you pick up cues from the dog etc. Keep it up👏

He's gorgeous

Would really love to see some more in depth videos from you on dealing with bold, high intensity dogs! I just came across your channel today and have since watched a few of your videos. I have to say, I found them incredibly helpful. I really liked your EMS and doorway methods. They're very similar to the techniques that you see most trainers using, but the way that you lay it out and explain it, the small things that you do differently, all really resonated with me. I think you just might have given me that last piece of the puzzle that I've been missing in my own training, so thank you! I'm really looking forward to seeing more from you in the future.

Great and inspiring job! How long does it take to teach him that? Did you train daily? I have gsd and vets visits are not the easiest for now.

Stop pumping your dogs with toxic vaccines they dont even need, let me guess your also fully vaccinated 😂 enjoy!

At least he was wearing his lipstick

agree! my mindset is- you gotta earn that toy 🍻

Got a 6 month dutch shepherd mix pitbull terrier. Most say they have so much energy but at the same time mines so calm .

Most of their shots don't require a prescription and can be given by the owner in their neck scruff with an extra set of extra hands for distracting them with treats.

Ok so how'd you do it cuz I need to take my Belgian Malinois X soon and he's bigger now and not good in an enclosed room....

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i have a Dutchie. Got her at 11months. No training no nothing. Worked hard with the same thing. I also trained words to associate with the type of touch. Foot, teeth, stand, scratches, etc...Toys and lots of chicken were the key.

Definitely a safe and useful thing to train. This method worked for my rescue and while he’s come a long way in 2 years, this is SO useful for vet visits or taking him in crowded areas where I’m not sure how he’ll react. We call it his “party cone”🎉

I kinda feel better now knowing I'm not the only one with a reactive dutch

Might need some balance in that training if you don't want thr dog punching you in thr face every time it gets frustrated

That’s really cool dude 👍

basic understanding- You gotta earn that toy 🍻

This is on my top ten list of things all dogs must learn, big or small.

Doesn't go outside much? Poor dog. Get a goldfish, sir.

very informative, thanks ser!

Beautiful!

nice coat !!

My GSD is pretty intense. I’ve been working with her every chance I get. She’s also very reactive which I’ve also been working with her on. Great video.