DOG BARKING AT GUESTS? Try These Training Techniques

Are you tired of your furry friend barking at visitors when they arrive at your home or reacting to other dogs on walks? Fear not, because Tom Davis has got you covered! In his monthly out-of-state program at the Upstate Canine Academy, Tom works his magic with three dogs, including a fearful German Shepherd. By utilizing his expert training techniques, Tom will show you how to train your dog to stop barking at guests and react calmly to other dogs while on walks. Whether you're a first-time dog owner or a seasoned pro, Tom's will equip you with the skills to overcome any behavioral challenges your dog may be facing.

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[Mossydoughnut]

LOVE how receptive the second owner was, (not that the others weren’t). The way she asked for clarification and recognized it’s her job to set up her dog for success, definitely makes me want to be just as receptive with my pups!

[chelseapuchel]

Every time I watch a video I always find myself nodding along and saying You are adept at explaining what people know but can't put into words. You are adept at Lightbulb Moments. It's magic to watch.

[lunacy]

All of these dogs seem soooo sweet. I hope for both their sake and the owners sake they can find comfort around other people and situations

[sueshrodes]

I cannot begin to tell you how much help your videos are. The shepherd in this video mirrors my shepherd. After seeing this video I realize the two trainers I tried (one xmilitary, one police dog trainer) were much to harsh with my dog. When I applied your method of gentle pressure versus a sharp correction, the change in my dog was nothing short of miraculous. She scares people to death with her "aggressive" posture and barking, but in fact she is simply hyper sensitive- using your method she is gaining confidence in leaps and bounds because she has time to work through in her mind what I'm asking her to do without fear of too quick a response from me, or too severe a correction. She is incredibly intelligent and wants to please - sometimes "less" is "more". Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[catherinewheel]

love these dog training videos that have barking dogs in the background...not helping my dog at all!
the realities of life are most people don't have the time to do these things. i can't wait for my dog to be calm to go through a gate when i have to go to work.

[Bellencer]

Love the slight change in format, it's always brilliant to see how you apply the same techniques to each of the dogs but adapt them as you go.

[jenniferviolette]

I so wish we were closer! There are not many trainers who are willing to adjust to what is best for the dog and dog owners.

[crackodawncockers]

Man going back to the basics of training is something we all sometimes need to do when working with some dogs. This was a great set of videos for 3 dogs.

[flunazamudio]

Love seeing multiple stories within the same videos. Going back to my basics has made such a huge difference with my pup and you can visibly see the difference with her confidence, thanks Tom! Looking forward for more tips and videos

[danni]

I really needed that explanation of the remote collar. I had a grasp of what it meant but now it’s a lot easier to understand. Thank you.

[ellyslootweg]

To have a training session with Tom, would be so amazing 👏, he is so knowledgeable and I love his techniques! Very good mentality

[bonez]

I met a dog like the last one this past week and had the opportunity to work with him for about 10 minutes. He was unconfident and had some separation anxiety from his owner. After the first 5 minutes, I could see him begin to open up but the owner continued to reinforce the anxious behavior (unknowingly). Thanks to your videos, I felt confident with my handling of the dog and saw results instantly. To a degree, of course because I was limited on time. However, the owner let his frustrations cloud the positive things I was showing and telling him about his dog, and what may help them with their situation. I am slowly coming into my groove with training. Your videos have helped me properly train my anxious rescue. He will always be a little anxious but he has become such a smart, confident dog that I have to thank you for your work and content.

[JustWestie]

It is incredibly helpful to have someone observe your handling when trying to troubleshoot behavioral "errors". What works for one dog (and is a habit for the handler) may not translate to another.

[kailynstrain]

I have a nervous dog. During prime time socialization I broke my leg so we couldn’t go out. This video has showed me a lot that I need to work on. I’m trying to build his confidence and I’m slowly seeing progress but we still have a long way to go.

[karenwolfsen]

I have a dog I rescued from the street. No owner came forward. He’s been with me for 2 months now. Since I found you and your videos I can see such a difference in him. I never wanted to uses prong collar because I thought they were going to really hurt my dogs. After watching you and learning how to “use” it properly I understood how it’s helpful. I got one for Sarge and first day he heeled like a champ! I almost cried! I was so proud of him. Now I know I can use it as a tool not a punishment. I will use it on my other dog who pulls on walks.
Now I have to work on him not liking( being afraid of) my family
I’m thinking the
E collar might work for this? I’ll try the prong collar first though.
Thank you for giving me the knowledge and ability to help Sarge to be the dog I know he can be and not end up being put down ( I would never, but if he ended up in the pound he would have)
Thank you for helping me help save his life #savingsarge

[ryanmaryott]

Like the 3 dog combo! a little change to break things up! As always excellent video! Encourage all to join the nbd army and join the community! Great people with the same love for dogs as all members!

[deisydavenport]

Thank you Tom, I appreciate and take in all your tips. I’ve become a more confident leader. 🙏🏽

[emilysimion]

What a solid group of people! Great job as always, Tom! I’m preparing to get a puppy in the next few months, and your videos have been a tremendous help. I loved watching these three cases simultaneously. It really put some things into perspective. God bless!

[kaiferox]

The first dog is exactly like my dog and I share the same concerns with the first owners. Looking forward to learning from this video. 🤞

[patriciapearson]

This was great! Tom, you’re so insightful in reading each dog. The fear factor with the shepherd and how you worked with him was so helpful! Thank you for making these videos available. I’m looking forward to your California trip. I’m good to try and attend with my Dogo Argentino.