Socialization Training for Beginners!

Dog Trainer Chris works with Rampage, a Malinois, on his first socialization session in a heavy distraction environment. He starts on the outer edges of the heavy crowd while gauging his dog's body language before moving on.

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[SomeMinorDogTraining]

For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕

[robertkezer]

Also thank you for showing a dog IN TRAINING. Not an already perfect dog. That takes character. TY TY

[davidtorres]

What a good thing to know that when he’s anxious it’s better to avoid being pet

[okal]

I’ve been watching rampages journey back to back, he’s gotten so big and you’re an amazing trainer learning a lot. Thank you!

[stephanieplant]

I really enjoyed this video! I’m working on getting my dog to engage with me around distractions (nowhere near this level lol) but pointing out the body language was very helpful! I love your calmness. I have much to learn

[katsoutofthebox]

It's amazing how well behaved all the dogs are! Mine is a menace. Cannot get him to even acknowlege me when we are outside.

[callieverde]

this is the first training video i 've seen that made real world sense. and i have watched many, and been to classes. thank you.

[GoodGirlWillow]

Loved this one. Not easy to find well done, good, real world training to observe, but this checks that box. Glad to run across your content.

[vinceking]

I had to follow, like and comment because this is one of the best dog training post that I have ever seen.

Well explain I really appreciate this post.

[zhulune]

Great video!!!... well explained, wonderful tips. Thank you 😊

[sarahrichardson]

Great video thank you, I have a severely anxious dog I’ve been working with for a year and this really gave me some good tips with his body language.

[KennySingh-vi]

Amazing video! Any tips? My GSD was attacked and now has become VERY reactive to other dogs. However around dogs he knows he is extremely comfortable with no signs of aggression etc he also lives with 2 other dogs a 16 week puppy and second GSD both of which extremely relaxed. Outside treats / toys have no effect either, seems to 24/7 be on alert

[Armorakc]

haha nice you should thank the kid for asking, he gave you the opportunity to end the session with some very important tip about people asking to pet your dog scenarios .... you declined his request nicely :)

[sfdf]

This is very helpful. I will be employing these methods with my next shepherd at a younger age than I did with my current shepherd in order to prevent the reactivity from becoming the go-to behavior.

[DaveWells]

I don't think I've ever walked up to a stranger and asked to pet their dog in my life and I love dogs, I don't get why people do that. If a dog comes up to me I'll pet him but otherwise I leave them alone. My puppy was reactive mainly to other dogs and he didn't like strangers just reaching out to pet him, it was really annoying. With lots of socialization training he's come out of it thankfully.

[Macskinny]

What about a dog that has no training and gets overly excited when they see people or other dogs ? It'd be better to see that, then a dog that already has some training already, this video is more advanced for beginners.