Are You Accidentally Teaching Your Dog To IGNORE You?

All too often, people say TOO MUCH when they're training their dog. But in dog training, less is more. In this video, Instructor Carol will be showing you how you can be a better trainer for your dog, by using the right form of communication at the right time. This will help your dog to learn faster, and will result in a much more enjoyable training session!

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CHAPTERS
00:00 Communicate BETTER In Your Dog Training
00:55 Repeating Commands In Your Dog Training
01:26 Using A Single Command In Dog Training
03:54 Using Placement Correctly In Your Dog Training
04:31 Training A Dog Without Saying Anything
08:28 Mistakes People Make Teaching Their Dog To Respond To Their Name
08:54 Teaching Your Dog To Respond To Their Name - Beginning
10:05 Teaching Your Dog To Respond To Their Name - Middle
10:41 Teaching Your Dog To Respond To Their Name - Ending
13:02 Every Dog Is Different And "What You See" Is IMPORTANT!

Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken
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[judithpickerill]

Instructor Carol is a breath of fresh air/advice!!! Very, very best! Clear concise, explains small details I had not understood, even about what exactly does a "loose leash" become a pull.

[kelseylarson]

I've watched many videos by McCann Dog's and they're great, but Instructor Carol is very, very good

[WiccanGoddess]

This is probably the most helpful dog training video I've ever seen. Most are about how to train your dogs to do what you want but never mention what we as their people are doing wrong. Thank you so much for this video! I never would've realized that I'm the problem and not my precious pupper without you! I'm sure we'll make much better progress with training now that I know what I'm doing wrong. ❤

[kristi]

You don’t to have to speak your dog at all. I have a condition called aphasia. My speech unintelligible and it affects my tone. My dog and i have seamlessly worked out on hand commands…..claps, snapping my fingers, patting my legs…..i can’t whistle too now. The hardest part is disciplining myself to not her let go away ignoring hand commands. Follow-up, follow up, follow up….patience, not hostility.

[CallMeBossLady]

I have gotten lazy with reinforcing sit and hold. 🤦🏾‍♀️I need to do better because I want to set Maxwell up for success. Thanks Carol!

[murphyrp]

Love watching Carol and the way she works with her dogs

[dennisandersson]

hands down best dog training trainers tutorials on youtube. thanks for the help =)

[Daven]

FYI: Operant conditioning works well on people too.

[RarKku]

"LESS IS MORE" - Amen to that!

[roslynlim]

Carol, you are downright fantastic. Seriously, such a great teacher!

[yvonne]

Thanks Carol. So helpful. I'll be getting a new puppy soon and I appreciate you showing me how to not make mistakes I've done in the past.😊

[Ulilama]

I would love to train with Carol, she is my absolute favorite. ❤️

[justthisandthat.]

That was so helpful. I have a little dog that struggles with come and runs when we bend down. Now I know why!

[xaiiSsa]

Really interesting to see that real-time exercise without using the word "sit" and an overall very helpful video yet again :)

[Areena]

I am such a fur momma. Everytime she did something right, I am over here saying "good girl!" like she can hear me hahaha

[ohmegroin]

Thank you for the advice on getting them to come to you. I have a collie springer mix and I've noticed that he would come to me but he wouldn't come 'to' me, if you know what i mean, he come close to me or run by me. I never realised that it might be me, I'm well over 6 foot, that would be causing him anxiety. I'll have to work on that. Meanwhile my GSD is the exact opposite, I bend over throw my arms out and tell him to come find me or get me and he comes racing!!! Possibly why I never realised with my other pup. Thanks again.

[socal_explorer]

This was so informative! I have a young cuddly pup and I smother her with kisses when I take her outside. Her body language is clear to me now that she does not like this. Thank you!

[melittaramsey]

She's my favorite trainer....😍👍👏🏽💋

[JC-sfqm]

Certainly, got me here!
I need to stand up straight! Watching 👀 my dogs 🐶 body language is so important too!!!

[emilyanahata]

love that you're showing the problem solving pieces!