DSD Training Videos
Adolescent Dog Training-
Adolescence is a time of change. To maintain good behavior, you must incorporate training & socialization into your daily routines. Train everywhere you go!
Aggression 1 Don’t Give Up - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Lunging, growling dogs can be helped, but they need positive interactions with other dogs. Don’t stop socializing your dog because they’ve begun to act anti-social. That’s when you need to focus on extra socialization.
Serious Puppy Training - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic
Ian describes the well-worn path from cute and cuddly puppy to abandoned shelter dog. If you get a puppy, it’s your responsibility to train it!
Serious Playtime Recalls - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Practice grabbing or recalling your dog when their distracted in a play session. If you can’t control your dog when they get excited, they can get into dangerous situations very quickly.
Wild Thing - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
If your puppy doesn’t learn to enjoy having their collar grabbed, you’ll end up with a dog that runs circles around you, which makes for a lot of potentially embarrassing or dangerous situations.
The Importance of Training - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppy problems are serious business. If you don’t take the time to properly train your puppy with basic manners, there’s a good chance they’ll end up at a shelter.
Why Dogs Jump Up - Training the Companion Dog 3 – Walking & Heeling
Dogs jump up to say hi and express affection. It would be cruel to respond to their affection with painful corrections. It’s far easier to train your dog to do something else when they meet people. Something that they can’t do while jumping up. But what could that something be…?
Play to Socialize - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppies learn very valuable social skills during their play sessions, with the most important being bite-inhibition.
Grab Collar & Give Treat - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
Training your puppy to enjoy having their collar grabbed is very easy. Simply go up to them, grab their collar and give them a treat. And hold onto that collar when you’re not paying attention, otherwise they’re going to run off.
Aggression 3 Sit Stay - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Aggression is largely fixed with a solid sit-stay. A sitting dog can’t really be very aggressive. This makes “SIT!!!!” an excellent reprimand for aggressive behavior.
Preventing Digging - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Every time your dog performs an unacceptable behavior, it self-reinforces a bad habit. The use of confinement training in puppyhood is going to result in greater freedom for the rest of their life. Confinement allows you to supervise them anyime they’re free, and redirect bad behaviors into good ones.
Thanks & Credits - Training the Companion Dog 4 – Recalls & Stays
The dogs and owners in this video have only been to 8 puppy classes. The vast majority of their training took place at home, thoroughly incorporated into daily life. Big thanks to them and to everyone who made these videos possible!
Aggression 2 Praise the Good - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Praise your dog for acting calmly around other dogs. Loudly reprimand them if they lunge, bark or tighten the leash.
Instructive Reprimand – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training
You can’t fully train a dog with positive methods alone. You need to be able to tell your dog when it’s misbehaving, but there’s no need to be nasty about it. Simply make them sit.
Dogs & Children - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Children can be scary to dogs. Its very important that you take the time to condition your dog to enjoy children and all of the silly things that go with them.
Fixing Aggression Takes Time - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Anti-social dogs need time and energy. The best way to help them is with persistent and positive socialization sessions, and a rock-solid sit-stay.
Walk in the Park
Take your dog to new and interesting places and hand feed them with their dinner or special treats. Your dog will become much calmer and more confident.
Take Time on Walks
Walks can be very exciting for dogs. It’s important to give them time to adjust to new surroundings, with praise and treats as reinforcement.
Chapter Four: Adolescent Dog Training
Preventing Adolescent Problems
Socializing Your Adolescent Dog: Walks & the Park
Socialization is a never ending process, just because you socialized your puppy well doesn't mean you can neglect them when they get older. Take your dog on walk and trips to the park.
Tennis Tug Toy
If you enforce strict rules with your toys, then they can be valuable tools in training. This is especially true with a tug toy, which can be lots of fun, assuming you maintain control of the play...
Keep-away With Ball
Any active game like Keep-away should have very strict rules. Your dog should release the toy on command and come when called.
Chapter Four: Adolescent Dog Training
Preventing Adolescent Problems
Aggression 1 Don’t Give Up - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Lunging, growling dogs can be helped, but they need positive interactions with other dogs. Don’t stop socializing your dog because they’ve begun to act anti-social. That’s when you need to focus on extra socialization.
Serious Puppy Training - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic
Ian describes the well-worn path from cute and cuddly puppy to abandoned shelter dog. If you get a puppy, it’s your responsibility to train it!
Serious Playtime Recalls - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Practice grabbing or recalling your dog when their distracted in a play session. If you can’t control your dog when they get excited, they can get into dangerous situations very quickly.
Wild Thing - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
If your puppy doesn’t learn to enjoy having their collar grabbed, you’ll end up with a dog that runs circles around you, which makes for a lot of potentially embarrassing or dangerous situations.
The Importance of Training - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppy problems are serious business. If you don’t take the time to properly train your puppy with basic manners, there’s a good chance they’ll end up at a shelter.
Why Dogs Jump Up - Training the Companion Dog 3 – Walking & Heeling
Dogs jump up to say hi and express affection. It would be cruel to respond to their affection with painful corrections. It’s far easier to train your dog to do something else when they meet people. Something that they can’t do while jumping up. But what could that something be…?
Play to Socialize - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppies learn very valuable social skills during their play sessions, with the most important being bite-inhibition.
Grab Collar & Give Treat - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
Training your puppy to enjoy having their collar grabbed is very easy. Simply go up to them, grab their collar and give them a treat. And hold onto that collar when you’re not paying attention, otherwise they’re going to run off.
Aggression 3 Sit Stay - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Aggression is largely fixed with a solid sit-stay. A sitting dog can’t really be very aggressive. This makes “SIT!!!!” an excellent reprimand for aggressive behavior.
Preventing Digging - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Every time your dog performs an unacceptable behavior, it self-reinforces a bad habit. The use of confinement training in puppyhood is going to result in greater freedom for the rest of their life. Confinement allows you to supervise them anyime they’re free, and redirect bad behaviors into good ones.
Thanks & Credits - Training the Companion Dog 4 – Recalls & Stays
The dogs and owners in this video have only been to 8 puppy classes. The vast majority of their training took place at home, thoroughly incorporated into daily life. Big thanks to them and to everyone who made these videos possible!
Aggression 2 Praise the Good - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Praise your dog for acting calmly around other dogs. Loudly reprimand them if they lunge, bark or tighten the leash.
Instructive Reprimand – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training
You can’t fully train a dog with positive methods alone. You need to be able to tell your dog when it’s misbehaving, but there’s no need to be nasty about it. Simply make them sit.
Dogs & Children - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Children can be scary to dogs. Its very important that you take the time to condition your dog to enjoy children and all of the silly things that go with them.
Fixing Aggression Takes Time - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Anti-social dogs need time and energy. The best way to help them is with persistent and positive socialization sessions, and a rock-solid sit-stay.
Walk in the Park
Take your dog to new and interesting places and hand feed them with their dinner or special treats. Your dog will become much calmer and more confident.
Take Time on Walks
Walks can be very exciting for dogs. It’s important to give them time to adjust to new surroundings, with praise and treats as reinforcement.
Chapter Four: Adolescent Dog Training
Play to Socialize - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppies learn very valuable social skills during their play sessions, with the most important being bite-inhibition.
Serious Puppy Training - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic
Ian describes the well-worn path from cute and cuddly puppy to abandoned shelter dog. If you get a puppy, it’s your responsibility to train it!
Socializing Your Adolescent Dog: Walks & the Park
Socialization is a never ending process, just because you socialized your puppy well doesn't mean you can neglect them when they get older. Take your dog on walk and trips to the park.
Take Time on Walks
Walks can be very exciting for dogs. It’s important to give them time to adjust to new surroundings, with praise and treats as reinforcement.
Why Dogs Jump Up - Training the Companion Dog 3 – Walking & Heeling
Dogs jump up to say hi and express affection. It would be cruel to respond to their affection with painful corrections. It’s far easier to train your dog to do something else when they meet people. Something that they can’t do while jumping up. But what could that something be…?
Wild Thing - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
If your puppy doesn’t learn to enjoy having their collar grabbed, you’ll end up with a dog that runs circles around you, which makes for a lot of potentially embarrassing or dangerous situations.
Fixing Aggression Takes Time - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Anti-social dogs need time and energy. The best way to help them is with persistent and positive socialization sessions, and a rock-solid sit-stay.
The Importance of Training - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Puppy problems are serious business. If you don’t take the time to properly train your puppy with basic manners, there’s a good chance they’ll end up at a shelter.
Grab Collar & Give Treat - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
Training your puppy to enjoy having their collar grabbed is very easy. Simply go up to them, grab their collar and give them a treat. And hold onto that collar when you’re not paying attention, otherwise they’re going to run off.
Aggression 1 Don’t Give Up - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Lunging, growling dogs can be helped, but they need positive interactions with other dogs. Don’t stop socializing your dog because they’ve begun to act anti-social. That’s when you need to focus on extra socialization.
Serious Puppy Training - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic
Ian describes the well-worn path from cute and cuddly puppy to abandoned shelter dog. If you get a puppy, it’s your responsibility to train it!
Serious Playtime Recalls - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training
Practice grabbing or recalling your dog when their distracted in a play session. If you can’t control your dog when they get excited, they can get into dangerous situations very quickly.
Wild Thing - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
If your puppy doesn’t learn to enjoy having their collar grabbed, you’ll end up with a dog that runs circles around you, which makes for a lot of potentially embarrassing or dangerous situations.
Why Dogs Jump Up - Training the Companion Dog 3 – Walking & Heeling
Dogs jump up to say hi and express affection. It would be cruel to respond to their affection with painful corrections. It’s far easier to train your dog to do something else when they meet people. Something that they can’t do while jumping up. But what could that something be…?
Grab Collar & Give Treat - SIRIUS Puppy Training Redux
Training your puppy to enjoy having their collar grabbed is very easy. Simply go up to them, grab their collar and give them a treat. And hold onto that collar when you’re not paying attention, otherwise they’re going to run off.
Preventing Digging - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Every time your dog performs an unacceptable behavior, it self-reinforces a bad habit. The use of confinement training in puppyhood is going to result in greater freedom for the rest of their life. Confinement allows you to supervise them anyime they’re free, and redirect bad behaviors into good ones.
Dogs & Children - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
Children can be scary to dogs. Its very important that you take the time to condition your dog to enjoy children and all of the silly things that go with them.
Fixing Aggression Takes Time - Training Dogs with Dunbar
Anti-social dogs need time and energy. The best way to help them is with persistent and positive socialization sessions, and a rock-solid sit-stay.
Walk in the Park
Take your dog to new and interesting places and hand feed them with their dinner or special treats. Your dog will become much calmer and more confident.
Take Time on Walks
Walks can be very exciting for dogs. It’s important to give them time to adjust to new surroundings, with praise and treats as reinforcement.
Socializing Your Adolescent Dog: Walks & the Park
Socialization is a never ending process, just because you socialized your puppy well doesn't mean you can neglect them when they get older. Take your dog on walk and trips to the park.
Tennis Tug Toy
If you enforce strict rules with your toys, then they can be valuable tools in training. This is especially true with a tug toy, which can be lots of fun, assuming you maintain control of the play...
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