Hardest part in attaching command words is saying then doing. Don’t skip recording yourself.

[MrBrandonify]

I’m more a cat person but if I were to get a dog, I’d learn how to train it from a gentleman like this. I’ve caught a few videos from this creator and am astounded how disciplined his dogs are. Well done sir, your skills are clearly evident.

[boogrlovr]

so thorough and informative. i love your content!! ❤️

[pilloh]

The best tip you’ve ever given was that if you say the command before and motion the dog will associate the word with the motion and then the motion with a command.

That’s such a subtle but helpful thing I haven’t even noticed my dog does until now.

[jamesberger]

Wow! You are not "just" an outstanding dog trainer but also a gifted teacher! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and for helping to make more happy dogs (and owners) 🤓🙏

[jennr]

I have to keep reminding myself about your condition that makes your hands shake, cause I always want to think it's part of the command. Thank you for sharing that about yourself and I'm learning so much from you. 😁👍🏼🇨🇦

[ladyhawkster]

Amazing. That explanation was just what I needed. Can't wait to start work on this

[livingherbestlife.]

I always feel so special when I hear you giving your dogs commands. Since the most special trained dogs are from Germany they mostly respond to German commands. So I (as a German) always recognize the words. Something I hear pretty often is „Gib Laut“ (apparently used to make the dog bark at a target) which can translate to „make (a) noise“, or „Fuß“ which translates to „foot“ (used to make the dog stay near your leg/foot with or without physical contact).

[danmulligan]

This is 100% a great tip. Patience is so important when training your dog. Sometimes it really does take waiting for your dog to process the command before they do it.

[demonnekogal]

Ohhhh my gosh thank you! My parents always told me to do it immediately after, and not before! That makes so much sense!

[polnochkoshmary]

That is actually a good tip. I have always done it where they do the action and then i reward while repeating the word but your way sounds like it would be easier and less confusing for the dog

[Guardiandown]

She is such a beautiful and well trained dog. You've done such a wonderful job with her.

[SantosdeMuerte]

Got two new BM puppies. This guy is the best trainer on the net.

[estievorster]

Cant get enough watching you guys...stunning and just brilliant training❤

[randomvielleuse]

Thank you so much! Clear, direct and to the point for us and for the dog. <3

[weshibbs]

Where did you get that vest? Those pockets are perfect for treats

[joeferrari]

Fantastic info and free to everyone, thank you very much, this will come in handy on my test in a few weeks

[ptopolnisky]

What a Gorgeous & exceptionally responsive Malinois ❤❤❤

[karlashmeedavlasta]

I think, it's very amazing, that dogs really listen to our words. You can have a long conversation with some one and the Dog doesnt react...but then you say that one word...

[lavirankin]

The information I've been searching for! Thank you so much! I've been training a 4 year old Corgi, and a 10 week old GSD. This will be immensely helpful.

[vfpxefv]

This is so true I have a German shepherd 3 years old and it worked thanks