Dog Training Tutorial: 'Clean up' / Put Away Objects

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This video will teach you how to train your dog to put objects into a container. The behavior has many uses ranging from a fun party trick to real-world applications for working animals who may be required to place or retrieve items from a specified location. If you found this video useful, please consider supporting our work by subscribing to our channel, sharing this video, and joining us on our facebook page for more videos about dog training.

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[nickolastiguan]

After about 3 days and 6 ish 5-10 mins sessions, my corgi terrier mix has already made the connection between "take it" and putting the object into the basket. I just need to add the "basket" command, and we should be good! Thank you for your videos, and keep up the good work!

[mkschreder]

It's incredible how a human can learn how to teach an animal how to do something.

[RedditNovelties]

Taught my dog this a couple years ago and he still uses this. Very useful!

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[misscristina]

Thanks! My doggie and I started step one today! So excited

[gabrielasantoyo]

I’ve tried many times to teach my dog this but when he knows I have treats he won’t grab his toy he just wants his treat 🤷🏽‍♀️

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[kerrylittlejohn]

I remember when you and Solea did this .. I liked this one also!

[Kasa.]

I need help. I went to the fetch video to train my dog to hold and she couldn't do it with weeks of "practice". I can't figure out how to get to her to hold without her immediately going to the treats that are HIDDEN BEHIND ME.

[babblingbrain]

Love your videos! Watched the perfect fetch video too. My pup is getting the get it and the bring it, but she never holds it. She drops it too quickly to associate that I want her to hold onto it. Anyone have a similar hurdle and/or suggestions to make it click for her?

[ANA_youre_enough]

So I wish you would have included how you got your dog interested in the crate to start with. I’ve clicked and rewarded for looking at, sniffing, and the few times he’s put his head into the container but it’s not clicking with my dog that it’s the crate I want him to focus on. Not sitting for me 🤦🏼‍♀️