THE BEST WAY TO TRAIN A FEARFUL/NERVOUS DOG!

Fearful dog training takes patience, nervous dog training is something that takes the knowledge of the foundation of your dog's training. Tom Davis goes through exactly how to work and discover your fearful dog's full potential and make things better!

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As always THANK YOU for watching, In every video I answer every one of your dog training questions so don't forget to leave your dog training questions in the comments below!
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[tomdavisofficial]

RUN THOSE LIKES UP NO BAD DOG ARMY! ❤️👍🏻

[punchy]

the tail wag at 11:45 KILLED ME :, ) she seemed so shyly proud of herself. very cute

[un-lady-like]

Just want to say thank you for being an advocate for the prong and E-collar! I have literally had clients break down into tears after using a prong and realizing that they can have a great relationship with their dog without getting dragged down the road, getting an arm broken when they get pulled down ect... They are amazing tools when used correctly and can save and change lives! So thank you for being such a great advocate for the usage of tools that work! Love watching your videos, you have helped me improve some of my own techniques and picking out body language as a trainer too, keep up the awesome work!

[Avantiwishes]

Obedience Dog trainer here, I love your videos! I see you as a mentor and love listening to your podcasts on hikes and walks! I have helped so many clients because of you! Educating me on the e-collar was by far a big step toward for my relationship with my dog. I feel like you’ve made me become more in touch with my dog and help me understand more of the anxiety side of things and why things happen. Being apart of the no bad dog army has changed my life! It’s nice to apart of a non toxic community and I appreciate you for making that happen. Keep doing your thing! Thanks again!

[killerkels]

I’m fostering a reactive dog that could use the remote collar!!! Been dreaming of having yours

[Shelby]

I've heard so many people say you're a bad dog owner if you don't let your dog sniff everything on walks! Thank you for debunking that! Sometimes I just want to exercise my dog and myself!

[vikingdogmanship]

This owner is Great! She got the right help

[maryharper]

Such a scared little thing nice to see you warm her playing ball and caring

[kraeuhi]

About a year ago when my bro decided to get a sport/activity dog, that has very high level of energy, I was quite sceptical of our knowledge and skill about dogs, and he was only watching what this breed is capable of. I was kinda afraid that we aren't able to give the dog what it needs to be wealthy. So I stumbled on this channel. And a year later now we both learned leadership and how to act with a animal. I've learned sooo much, that I have the feeling that we took the dog from a trainer. I'm amazed and thankful for what you guys are doing, so keep improving cuz its totally worth the time and effort!
Thanks!

[kimleger]

Man what a difference! Love the owners open mindedness about tools and corrections from you to her ❤️. Hardest part of training a dog is training the handler 🤣

[elzani_b]

Your videos have literally taught me so much I used to also use harnesses never worked I started using the prong and slip leash definitely life changing love how educated your videos are

[lexisjacobo]

It took me only 2 days to get my to do thing that’s she’s never done before. I’m so glad I found Davis he has helped me build a better bond with my dog. She has trouble off leash though. I’m hoping that I win the E-collar because she always runs off into a street and I’m afraid that she’s going to get hit by a car. If she does my parents don’t have the money to pay for any surgery but with the E-collar I have a opportunity to reduce the chances of her getting hit.

[darcywalsh]

So cute when she was sitting on his lap at the end!! Both my rottie and mastiff do this

[aloismywaifu]

As I'm sure many people in the comments section have said, I thank you for showing us how to correctly use an ecollar, as it is a total game changer when used at the right moments and levels. In my journey training my fear reactive 9 month old cattle dog, I've found my voice, the ecollar, and a lot of good treats to be a complete game changer in taking a dog who spent many months barking at any new person or dog, desperately trying to get them to go away, and helping her become happy and confident enough to be touched by new people or sniffed at by other dogs.

[dogandmeuniversity-private]

I always love seeing when a dog's confidence is boosted. That boosts the owners confidence and they both win. Thanks for changing so many relationships and as always showing how tools help with that communication.

[kellycasperhanson]

That sad face broke my heart 💔! Tom's training gave this sad girl a chance for a HAPPY life 😊, and an ADVENTURE-FILLED one, too. For the owner, too!

It's like he unlocked 🗝 the door, and let them out of jail 🕊.

[eisacurran]

I feel like this isn’t really talked about enough! Most owners are just ooohh it’s okay and just baby talk them and it gets the dog no where and that’s when the anxiety meds go in and just further down the road more problems so thank you!! Thank you for this wonderful video

[fabianbarron]

Love watching your videos because in every one i learned something new

[Lizzyjaeger]

I finally bought Tom’s slip lead and I will be getting more! BEST SLIP LEAD I have EVER used! 🤩

[marioramirez]

By the way it was awesome how Molly move the tail wit her owner and with Thomas: Totally diferent. Congratulations to both and Molly as well.