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As a dog trainer, who almost exclusively works with behavioral dogs (evaluating bite record dogs at the shelter, traumatized, dog reactive, people reactive, fearful, overstimulated, overwhelmed, and often dangerous). I couldn't agree more. I can spot an e-collar trained dog from a mile away. Dog reactive dogs trained with an e-collar hold their bodies a certain way and you can see a dog crazy focusing on the owner (seemingly under control and very still) go from quiet to blow-up. In order for dogs to be able to handle stimulus in their environment and be relaxed, they must practice calm and relaxed. There is nothing about being afraid (of being shocked) to break eye-contact with the owner or move that promotes relaxed. The dog is in a constant state of stress. The dog is not practicing calm. Yes, with the e-collar, you can stop a well rehearsed reactivity cycle from continuing to be rehearsed (which is good), but your dog is not changing their brains response to other dogs correctly. You can get compliance, you can see quick fix results, but these results are harmful to the dogs' well-being. I've had to undo the damage caused by these big box training companies year after year for nearly 16 years. I am also a therapist. If I shocked my clients diagnosed with PTSD when they showed irritability, agitation, ECT in crowds, their outward presenting symptoms would likely go away. No one on earth would be like, "you've cured that person!" "The results speak for themselves." Any reasonable person would know the client is only now suffering (even more) in silence. I'm not skipping processing, teaching life-skills, healing how the brain 🧠 and body respond to stimulus for my human or dog clients.

Hi Saro, my beagle was once lost and stolen by stranger. He has become unfriendly and barks a lot every time someone passes by. He doesn't want strangers to touch him. How should i make him understand that strangers do not bring danger and he should not bark? Please help me..

How do I stop my dog from the spinning around in circles and barking when I car passes or when somebody enters the house energy she has is very bad then after that she gets tried and goes for the water bowl

My dog only chews up things when we are not at home so I'm thinking maybe anxiety cuz we left

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I love when he says beagle goong to look at one tomorrow

This was so helpful. Now I can’t wait for Bodhi to jump on me so I can redirect him to sit and stay. (I won’t have to wait long). lol You make it so easy, Saro! Thank you very much! Your approach is kindness itself.

My dogs might be getting too much praise after hearing this list. I have 3 dogs and all 3 act out with a different bad behavior. One barks non-stop looking through our house windows or from the car, another digs holes in the garden and barks a lot, and the 3rd whines unless I constantly cuddle and praise him. I never heard of only using praise for them as a reward. This video is very helpful.

By the way she was 4 and a half. Thanks for caring. Most don't. God bless you.

Yes, Lilly had bad health. She had a bad stomach. I think that's where biting and chew came from. The vet's couldn't. They only help themselves to my money. I miss her. There were days I couldn't live with her but now I don't know how to live without her. I will never be the same. Love hurts.

Very helpful Saro ! Shnorhakaluyut :) fellow Armenian beagle owner :)

My one Bearded-Hair Collie could whine his way through eating a steak If I pet my other 2 dogs he gets louder. When I drive with him in the car, he will whine the whole ride if I do not keep one hand on him. When I take the dogs for a run on the beach or at the park, my other dogs run and have fun, but Flynn stays right next to me jumping up and down until I stop walking and pet him. His vet said he might benefit from antidepressant medication. I am starting to think he might have been born mentally challenged. I did not get him until he was 3, now he is 9. I would never give him up.

Thank you so much. I am thinking about getting a beagle a little down the road. I just had to put down my Saint at four years old. It is hard to get over that. It was like losing a person to me. Thanks for your info.

Yes Sir, I want to watch your UA-cam on teaching a one year old beagle to come. Which one is that or what is the title of that? Thanks.

Somehow mine came with fecth. Its awesome.

I love this and that you don't use treats! I have a Corgi puppy I'm excited to do this with.

I don’t have an issue with my dogs marking inside, but outside. I have 3 1 and a half year old pit mixes. Two are neutered and one is intact. The one who’s intact marks outside in the backyard over the others and I now notice the others started to mark in the backyard as well. I’ve been correcting it. Is that what I should do? I notice it frustrates the intact dog. Can issue occur if I leave it alone? Should I?

I have 2 dogs and they bark all night, I think it's because are neighbors next to us have dogs too but they don't really bark at them too

I play with my dogs everyday. I am from Alberta hoping to move B.C. soon. I drink coffee. My Aussie loves tug and swimming with me. My schnauzers love tug with a flirt pole and finding us

I play with all my dogs everyday

Thanks so much for this instruction. I hope I can reverse my Bolo’s response to when I call him if I’m not equipped with food. He just stares at me. I’m starting your training right now!

My beverage is coffee

Confident leaders give comfort to insecure dogs

I love your videos and am searching for one that would help me. My 3 year old Bolognese is extremely shy and much of the time won’t come when I call, unless he knows I have a treat. Even then he may not budge. Do you have a video that could help this old guy train my buddy better? Thank you for your beautiful way with dogs.

Thank you so much for tips

I can only speak of my two beagles. I don’t know about other beagle’s behavior. Mine are both from a breeder who has been breeding champion hunting dogs for fifty years. People from all over the world are on years long waitlist for one of his dogs. He’s a family friend, so we were able to get one three years ago, and another one a year ago (even being friends, it was a year wait for each pup). We got the dogs as pets, they’ve both been neutered. We bought them from this breeder because we know and trust him. He’s spent fifty years breeding the dogs to be as healthy as possible and to have good dispositions. We never had any intention of using them to hunt, only as pets. But, we had no idea how innate and imbedded their hunting instinct would be. They both go insane when they see a rabbit outside. When they are outdoors they immediately hit on a sent and nose down track the rabbit. Hell, you can just quietly say the word “rabbit” when they are in the house, and their heads pop up and go on a swivel. They can be in a part of the house where they can’t see outside, and will still go crazy if a rabbit comes in the yard. I don’t think you, or any trainer in the world, could take them off leash and have them stay with you or recall them once they pick up a scent and take off. Their brains turn off and there’s nothing but that hunt. To make a short story long, we have to use the training/hunting collar to recall our dogs, whether we’ve taken them to a place we’re they can run loose, or whenever they escape the house. We were told by the breeder that we would need to do that. And we spent a lot of time with him learning how to train them using the collar. The collars have a three stimulus… beeping noise, vibration, and shock. (For the people who don’t know, the shock is like a static shock you get when you walk on carpet and touch the door knob. It’s not electrocuting them.) Once you train them so you can recall them (initially with shock, then vibration, then beep), you only have to push the button that makes the beeping sound and they come back. There is a training process you have to go thru though. You can’t just put the collar on, let the dog run free, then zap him and expect him to come back. It won’t, it will be confused and scared and have no idea what is happening. You also can’t just Willy-Nilly use the collar for everything (zap to make them stop barking, zap if they go on the sofa, zap if they get in your trash, etc), that’s abusive and will ruin your dog. This post is mainly for the readers, I’m sure the Trainer on this channel knows all of this… whether or not he agrees.

You talked a lot about what to do, but you did not demonstrate how to do it. Waste on my time.

I’m always happy to see your videos your help with beagles mines going on 3 yrs and she’s just the best I’d say it’s not so much me as it’s the dog they are so great to work with

I have the opposite problem. I need to calm my dog down.

I have an eight year old Jack Russell Terrier female. I play with her every day. I have a very good relationship with my dog and enjoy your videos.

1: food is a social gesture too. wolfs/dogs in the wild eat a mouse or a rabbit - not just twice a day or every other day. it is a mixture. and there is no insulin rush and no diabetics if you use no-carb treats. and not too much. my dogs get 14, 15, 16 years (golden retriever, GSD etc) - so quite old. i allways trained on high levels using treats as one reward between others. btw in nature dogs have not to heel, to be sent forward, to do SAR, to stand, turn, stay etc on distance. this all is not "natural". 2. as my dogs allways learned very quickly and kept the command when i weaned it allmost from food and used the treats for the new tricks. 3. food is great for anxious animals or otherwise traumatized and aggressive ones because it is social without creating too much excitement (except when the dog comes just from starving but i had even this and they calmed down within days knowing they would have enough food from now on). 4. you can mix all kinds of rewards: friedly expression, food, play, touch - everything the dog likes in this moment. it also can be just sniffing an interesting place, have a run or a swim...

I have a 10 month pitbull I got from a shelter I give her hill science diet like I been feeding my small other dog .I'm on a budget so I need to know exactly what to feed them instead and not to give them diarrhea .What do you suggest please that won't be expensive for 2 dogs.

Ok I am trying to bell train my puppy, taking him out in the morning, a walk everyday.he will pee outside multiple times, come back in and pee again . He can have multiple accidents within 10 minutes. Should I worry ? He is 15 weeks old

Thank you, so very informative. Going forward will wean my dog off of treats.

Well I guess I’m good then , coz I own a Cat 💀 and they ain’t getting trained by anyone 😅

You nailed it. I will say once our beagle got comfortable knowing this was his home and we would always come back, he never tried to escape and separation anxiety went away. But the begging for food never went away and is the one thing that annoys us. The noise (the noise!) and the stubbornness are now just part of his charm.

At what age do you introduce dogs to basic agility?

You are absolutely amazing ! Thank you for this, the best advice ever…….”Let a Beagle be a Beagle”!

I’ve trained my dog up to 6 ft, I never put treats before, I just let her do it herself, and if I see her mislead the stride I pull her away, and when she lands hardly I end the session.

I'm really happy to see that you are actually train your dog like this and treated him so calm an positivelly. ❤❤

Saro is a great trainer and his praise and play vs treat method should be considered. Similarly, the way of eating that is accepted has been 4- 6 times a day including snacking. However with Keto/low carb you move away from the forced agenda and come to better health and results. Add in fasting and you amplify your results. The Keto Kamp coach has it right. Do this in steps. Follow nature and our ancestral ways of eating. Don’t follow the crowd if you seek different results. Thanks gentlemen. I’m in the right kamp for me.