Effortlessly Teach Your Dog Place and Stay with These Simple Techniques

Hey there! Are you ready to learn how to teach your dog to stay with reliability? We've got you covered! In today's video, Bethany from PhDogs will demonstrate how to train your furry friend to stay put.

As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and canine education expert, Bethany knows a thing or two about dog training. Not to mention, she's the first K9 team to complete a thru-hike of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (that's 3,000 miles!).

Fun fact: German Shepherds are known for their strong sense of smell and are often used as police dogs and in search and rescue missions. They are also frequently used as service dogs due to their strong work ethic and protective nature. But don't be fooled – these intelligent and loyal pups make great family pets too!

Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video!

[justicebdone]

One of the best training videos because she used a new dog & thoroughly explained the steps, great trainer

[c_elss]

All the little tiny details she is mentioning are just what I needed for a refresher!

[Michael_oliveri]

This is the best place & stay instructional on the internet, hands down. Thank you for this!

[johnbarbcampingvibesargrow]

That was great. Seeing her train that dog in real time, with all the mis-steps was super helpful. Thank you!

[TuscanyFTX]

Love Australian cattle dogs. Had one for the last nine years. What an incredible friend. Got him a little maligator to play with two years ago. They’re best friends. Inseparable. Fiercely loyal to their humans. Amazing dogs.

[joeymae]

The trainer, was amazing 👌 her methods of teaching were very educative. I learned a lot!

[elainelucke]

Cute little cattle dog♥️ I have a little female cattle dog too & can’t wait to try this with her.
Also I was on the edge of my seat wondering it’s she’s gonna step off before you released her😅. Great video.

[ericdowney]

Excellent video. Enough intro. The training was cumulative and allowed me to build my skills as well as the dog’s skills. And the conclusion was a clear brief summary. New SUB!

[sylviamcneill]

Loved this video. My pup is doing well at "Place" but this gave me some helpful tips on upping the game and tuning up reliability. Thanks for sharing this, Nate!

[annab]

Definitely one of the best place tutorials I’ve seen out there ❤️

[laquicha]

I think this video will change my life. And my dog’s. Thank you so much for sharing this!!

[brendabolin]

I loved this video. Was so awesome to have step by step on how to do it and be successful! Thank u

[useemehere]

This is a very helpful tip and I will use it for training my dog.

[jerryheitzler]

Great stuff and very valuable... wish she did not hide her eyes with the shades. Nothing weird, just wanna see her eye expression during the training session. Very good stuff!

[michaelafreeman]

Do you have any tips on how to build confidence in an adult dog? My girl has issues with fear based aggression. She’s so nervous all the time. I need to work on her confidence so she isn’t so fearful of (literally) everything before I begin socialization.

[joylayres]

Thank you for app your helpful videos!

[norman-gregory]

Greetings...this woman is good to watch in every video. Time permitting, can this woman, Bethany do more videos on your channel? Thanks for your content Nate. Terrific channel.

[midasdy]

Excellent video with 3 D's. Thanks for sharing.

[sergeantanmasada]

Love it. I watch alot of your content an work it in my training. Thanks for the videos. There great

[thelimatheou]

Good, informative video. One comment I'd make is that from watching your earlier videos, Bethany's approach is somewhat different to yours (implied stay, terminal/continuous markers, etc.). Obviously, there are many techniques to train animals - all of which will work. As a suggestion, you could make this clearer in your introduction - initially I found it a little confusing as the technique changes compared with what people might be expecting from watching your obedience series.