This is my LAST CHANCE… We’re not even close. Reality Dog Training
This is my last chance to train this dog to listen before we go into the real world.
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It is interesting the way you use your primary marker, stay is not implied with “yes”?
I love this series!!
Hi love you videos
In my opinion the reason the crate is not working is because it’s too big. She should not be able to pace in her crate. It also needs a cover to simulate a den like atmosphere. Start hand feeding her while she is in the crate so that she will associate her crate with good thing. BTW the more you hand feed her the more attention she will pay to you. A German Shepherd is a different breed when it comes to training. I have been training my 11 month old GSD since she is was 9 weeks old.
This training is pathetic
What a beautiful German Shepherd. Great Dog, and great job!
si al tipo le sacas la comida se queda en bolas, además ese arnés no ayuda en nada. Algo que seguro se puede enseñar y aprender en 5 sesiones con otro collar y otra técnica, a él le lleva un mes mínimo, bastante ineficiente desde mi punto de vista. Decí que el perro no es agresivo ni nada de eso pq sino ahí estaría complicada la cosa…
Loving this series! Moira is so great!
Why do you have such a limited time with her? Is that a recipe for success? She’s lovely. I would hate to see sure a treasure go to someone who wasn’t ready or as good as you.
Well in the case of introducing your dogs to her i opposed because like you said your dog have much more polite play style and dont want todeal witg too much energetic, on the other hand it would help moira to play more safely and be careful you shoukd introduce them but dont let them get too rambunkshus
I’m curious why you say STAY to leave the toy burrito alone, rather than say LEAVE IT. ??
Zak, you ate a lifesaver THANK YOU.
I have this very issue. My girl would rather play with a toy than work for a high value treat. Every distraction is a major herding potential.
I have a 8 month old maltipoo and I am following everything you do from trading to leash walking ! I love love love this series, thank you :))
Would LOVE to see a series with a small dog! I think it would be super helpful to see how you train leash walking, fetch/frisbee, barking, and debilitating anxiety with these smaller dogs. Love your videos, can’t wait to keep learning!
This is a great series! Congrats on the work 🙌🙌🙌 greetings from me and my ‘problematic’ rescue Burek
Has she been to a Vet? I’d be curious if she has genetic issue.
Why do you wear shoes in your house? They look clean but it just seems strange.
Just 2 questions. How often do you have to clean your rug? Also how long did she stay in the utility room? I did the small space with my Golden years ago. She thought the wood cabinets would be a nice chew toy😁
Thanks again. I’m really enjoying and learning.
Can I ask. Is that your wife in the shopify advert?
Stay safe.
So helpful! Moira is pretty irresistible…much like that burrito toy! Smart girl!
We started using the clicker for our Kelpie and man, he is so tuned into it. Even passing other dogs seems so much easier with the cliker and treats in hand. Passing is still the hardest thing though. One bad experience passing an aggressive dog when he was about 9-10 months and that was enough for him to still get triggered.
The way you are teaching your dog is just amazing. THere is no clearcut answer of what you are trying to do with her. You just have to spend time with your dog. Thats the bottom line
She is such a beautiful looking dog. You do look as though you have a new baby in the house though, sleep deprived! I think you will have lost half a stone by the time she’s ready for adoption!
Wondering how many hours a day you work with her
Hi Zak. One of our dogs is also very similar to Moira but he goes “crazy” when he sees another dog . He would not only try to run towards the dog but also barks or screams … I hope we can use the techniques you shared to better train him .
I watched your videos for one year at least before getting a puppy. I have both your books too. Right now, he’s almost 1 year old, the real win is just creating a bond. But I’m revisiting here because of the beautiful work around things like eye contact. I just want to commend you for your consistent respect with each animal, it’s so gentle and beautiful. Thank you so much for always showing that, it’s really a special and care-filled thing. I imagine that i’ll continue to watch your videos for many years. The care and respect for each animal is a very unique and lovely thing. Thank you Zak
Do you think playing music while you are gone is a good idea?
Poor dog 🙁 stressed because the handler is wilfully ignorant and places his “beliefs” and “opinions” above the dogs well being
Guys if you want to watch a REAL dog trainer go watch Ivan Balabanov, Larry Krohn and Shield k9.
These dogs must be very sad when they realize YOU are not going to be their parent. They must miss you very much because I’ve watched other dog trainers and you seem to understand dogs on a very deep level…Inertia is very lucky. And i’m grateful for you for teaching me to understand and have patience with them. 🙂
I had a dog that I didn’t trust anymore alone in the living room, but in my bedroom he just wouldn’t sleep and that was not ideal. We got a crate, but didn’t have months to get him used to sleep in a closed crate. So what I did was take a blancket from his old bed and put it on the cushion in the bench and made the bench his only bed option. For the whole day the doors where open and we just used it as a normal bed. Then that night he had almost no problems with me like closing the doors. Because of the crate he has now learned that we sleep at night and sleeps in my bedroom.
Man my 7 month goldendoodle is the same!!😭😭😭
When he held up that bowl of Nomnom I became jealous. The people who sponsor his videos have better looking food for the dogs than I have for myself.
Zak! For the crate thing… she is a rescued dog. Crate(cage) = loneliness because she was in a crate(cage) at the rescue place too! Its a trauma for the dog i beleive. Thats why it is hard to teach to use it properly 🙁
I’m sorry, but this is funny to me. This was my girl 4.5 years ago. She is now 5 and nothing like that anymore. Took a lot of training, consistency, and patience. I also had to act like a crazy person to get her attention on me and not other distractions. Good for both of us, people stayed away. LOL!!
i use to use we feed raw but since i lost my job due to covid we resorted to basic kibble so doubt we can afford nom if we can’t afford we feed raw
These series are helping me so much with my 10 week old Belgian Mali
Just wondering if anyone has any advice- does clicker training really help with the reinforcement? Just curious because Zak hasn’t done any clicker training in this recent series. And my dog is a shepherd mix and VERY similar to Moira!
She barked because she was bored and wanted attention. You showed up with chicken and fun. Shouldn’t you have brought her a new toy and went back to what you were doing? I feel like you are teaching her to bark at you when she’s bored and fun will come.
PS – Loving your book Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog
I get so excited when I see another episode of Moira training. Such great detail in these real-life training sessions. Many Thanks to the George family. Hope to see more rescue dog trainings in the future.
I have 2 Goldendoodles that I’m training. One is about to be 4 and the other is about to be 1. The 4 year old is very obedient. Do I always need to train them one on one? They love being together. Should I walk them separately as well? Have you ever done a video of training two dogs at once?
Great episode. It’s so nice to see how you adapt to Moira not responding to a situation. With my new rescue its hard to watch training videos and it looks so easy but in reality it’s not the case as my high energy dog is just not going to pick things up so quickly as the world is super exciting . These videos are so reassuring. Can’t wait for the next one. I love her name. We have a town in northern ireland called Moira
My friends probably just watch anime and makeup tutorials and I’m over here learning about dog training
the dog is only listening and responding to treats, huge mistake
Positive reinforcement is all good… but a verbal marker such as, “NO” would help speed the process up much faster. Eventually, you’re definitely going to have to add in some sort of correction.
-Trainer
I would like to see a follow up when she gets adopted, i would really like to see how is she doing.
zak george is a bad trainer, ngl
I would adopt her if I had a house
hi! ive been watching your videos even before you got inerta and you inspired me to do dog training from a very young age i actually just did a dog training session with my friends new puppy and i taught how to walk on leash inside and i took off the leash so the puppy could have a break and he still kept walking next to me even without the harness and leash on it was so cute and that just shows that dogs would go the extra mile to use what they learn and I am so happy that your training is so positive and helpful thank you!
I absolutely love this series. You can really learn a lot especially from a dog like Moira where everything needs to be done perfectly to make it work. Thanks a lot Zak!
You need Cesar Millan. He works with the psychology of dogs. Then, you can take over with your training.
I was a preschool toddler teacher for 5 years. I have discovered that training a dog is very VERY similar to teaching a toddler. Positive reinforcement (positive decipline is what we say in the classroom) and patience are always the key to successful training/teaching.
Awesome stuff, it’s helping me a ton. Keep it up! x
This is so inspiring!! Excellent narrative and superb examples ! Thank you 😊
My dog looked at that normal-sized bone and then looked back at me like: “Mama, can I have one?”
also come ooon sleeping next to a dog is the best
Moira is such a beauty. German Shepards have always been my favorite breed of dog
Moira needs a SwiftPaws Home lure course to channel that energy!
I love watching Moira learn. One of the dogs I walk struggles with leaving food alone when we encounter it on walks. He loves food, which is great for training, but I need to work on upgrading his knowledge of a basic “leave it” to being able to walk over fresh chicken or other highly tempting foods.This episode is showing me that, yes, it might take a while, but step by step, it can be done. Thank you for this series! I am loving it!
So did you switch Moira out with a look alike between episode 3 and 4? She’s so much better. Episodes 1-3 I’ve had the mindset of “YES! This is just like my dog” and today’s video has me feeling like my dog is just hopeless.
Hey Zak! I really enjoy these types of series were you train from start to end, very entertaining! I was so excited for episode 4 after I watched episode 3. Keep up the good work and good luck on your journey.
I have an Irish Terrier who is so much like Moira, cannot control himself around other dogs whatsoever. Your series is giving me hope!!
Thank you for doing this very realistic training video with a high energy pup. It’s been really helpful to hear you talk about how you trouble shoot and change things up when something isn’t working. I’m trying to apply this to our lovely young energy-laden dog, who is super smart, but does not learn in the same way our previous dog did. Slowly increasing my skills and ‘bag of tricks’, so thanks again!
Make your own dog food. You don’t need to pay for expensive prepacked food. It’s a falsehood that you cannot make your own food for your dog. One of my dogs lived for 21 years on homemade cooking.
ohh i see that aerial training shot for the intro! killing it, getting better with each new video! love you guys
ok one question, why only 2 weeks? and how much time in a day do you work with her? reinforcing some behaviors and counterconditioning can take months. Thank you for everything that you do!
Zak, can you show how to use a ball on a rope as a reward during leash walking training?? 😃 My Malinois is very toy & food motivated so I’d like to use both currencies in my training.
Why is the dog still jumping like it’s a game? Take the bone, dog jumps, dog gets bone, dog learns to jump more. This is ridiculous. Moira should know more by now, not all this changing of tactics confusing her. Love that Zac said don’t get mad, don’t yell at her, he’s got that 100% right.
Watching this series helps me reevaluate how to teach Lily even more I have good days and not so amazing days as she is 3 years old but have seen great improvements in longer term
Moira really did well with her alone time in her crate. I might try your technique out with my dog, soon.
What leashes do you recommend? And which leather leash are you using on her?
Moira is EXACTLY like my dog and I am so grateful for these series, I learn a lot and I can also teach my dog better
I honestly love your videos and all that you do, all of your dogs are sooo cute! Your videos have helped me a lot with training my own puppies. For the leash training, I know that many people think this is horrible and cruel, but I would really recommend a prong collar. Dogs in the wild will bite each other’s neck to show if they do something wrong, and they don’t get hurt, but they fix it instantly. Let’s be honest, everyone has seen the picture of the holes in the dog’s neck from having a pinch collar on. And I agree, that is horrible and cruel, but that is a result of keeping the prong collar on for WAYYYY longer than supposed to. You should only put it on for training, never leave it on like you would a flat collar of harness. The prong collars are not cruel if used properly, and I would really recommend getting one for Loyra, that leash pulling that she was doing in the past isn’t ok. Dogs really like when trainers are black and white, and please don’t run away from corrections, they make sense to a dog and will really help with training. If one day you are walking and a bird flys down in front of her, she could unexpectedly pull the leash out of your hands and just run off. With a prong collar, walking is much safer. Again, a prong collar is not cruel, it is a training tool. If you need more info, a good video is . Robert Cabral is a good channel for info like this. Please research this. Please consider getting Loyra a prong collar. I was in the same mindset about all positive dog training, and that prong collars and corrections are horrible, but I did some research, and I know that it will help. My dogs had HORRIBLE leash pulling habits, now, after I introduced them to a prong collar, they have fixed it immediately. Trust me, I bet after 1 training session with a prong collar she will not pull at all. It was what happened with my dogs. ALSO, my dogs probably love me more now that I showed them corrections, as it makes sense to them. Don’t think that showing corrections will make them aggressive, it doesn’t, they behave soooo much better. Do some research, it will make dog training easy and show great progress. It will save you stress from having only 2 weeks to train her. As some dogs don’t understand all positive training, I really think that incorporating correction will help you with Loyra. I am not saying to do this with every dog if you don’t want to, I just really want Loyra to be able to get a good home and be well trained. Again, I love you videos and have been a HUGE fan for a long time. Thx soo much.
I feel like the harness is a bad idea, why not a front connecting harness or a collar? The back connected harness seems to encourage pulling from what I’ve seen and experienced.
What sort of bone is that my crazy Labrador and Saint Bernard would love that
I feel like these are getting even better 😊👍only what?…2 product endorsements to skip lol overall pretty good content though! This series seems less “forced”, if you will, than the others I’ve seen. I would love to see more behavior modification type cases on this channel dealing with more difficult cases like older, adult rescue dogs with fear/anxiety/aggression issues as so many people adopt challenging rescue dogs namely bully breeds and end up bringing them back to the shelter. I am personally obsessed with mastiff breeds though. Corso’s are my personal favorite of all mastiff breeds and can be super challenging! But so so much fun to train!
I’m a new viewer but been watching this with the idea she cud make a good police dog if not suitable for a straight adoption. I think the high intensity training wud totally be her thing
That wasn’t as bad as it first appeared. She’s getting it. When you get Moira outside around people and other dogs is when it will get interesting. My wife and I look forward to the next episodes.
Loving the series. But very courageous choice of shirt color/pattern on close-up shot 🙂
I wish there was a ‘human trainer’ you could hire that would follow you around all day and reward you for good behaviour. *Takes garbage out* YES GOOD GIRL, CHOCOLATE FOR YOU
I really love seeing the “troubleshooting” in action! This helps me understand the concepts behind the training and how to respond to what the dog is giving me, instead of just feeling stumped if the first thing doesn’t go well.
Loving this series soooooo much!!! I had the same issues training my rescue dog with lie down, took her a few weeks to even let me lure her into the position at all! She’s better with it now, but still won’t hold it or stay in a down if I ask her to.
Where do you keep Inertia (and Indy), and how do you manage time with her while you’ve been training Moira?
Take it to Cesar Milan, he was able to control Cartman 😂
Yessssss! Thank you.
Great job extinguishing her Toy Drive, will make future training so much easier!!
Great progress with a breed that’s so low-trainability as a German Shepherd, much easier with a breed that’s smarter & more eager to learn…
Wow, FIVE DAYS worth of work, and she actually gives him some attention when HE HAS TREATS inside in an environment with no distractions, WOW, fantastic!!
Your honesty is admirable
George mentioned resource guarding? Really? I’m surprised, esp as he hand feeds and has done a lot of trust building. Shouldn’t be likely with this dog or breed
How can you keep your dog out of rooms you don’t want
Typical young German Shepherd, pretty girl! If all else fails, I’d be happy to take her!! My happy, obedient male GSD would love to have a sister😝
How many trainings do you do per day? And how long?
Great video! Thank you 🌟
Gimme my burritoooo!! ….. 😂
This was a great episode and gave me so much insight that now I can share with a customer of mine who’s dog I’m helping her train. Thank you so much! Plus I was so happy when you switched the burrito for a less distracting toy cause I was thinking that same thing right before you did it which means I’m on the right track mentally to be come a good dog trainer! These videos are providing so much education and insight for someone learning. Thank you zak 🙂
Hi Zak, love your videos. I am getting a puppy for the first time in a month. And your video with Kona was really great. Also I like the new episodes with Moira. Greetings from Denmark
I love this series!
This series is awesome. You’ve really helped with my timid and anxious rescue Alaskan Husky. The biggest concept anyone should take away from your videos is letting the dog CHOOSE to make a good decision. I love seeing my dogs little brain working away thinking about what she should do. Although your liberal treat usage has my dog treating me like a snack vending machine on walks and at the dog park 😜. But she PAYS attention to me outside now which is a big win.
My dog is EXACTLY like her.
I took a vacation and I’m training him everyday, I’ve bought books, watched videos…
1 more week to get back to work and he’s doing so much better now, your videos really helped!
It takes time and discipline (especially for us), but it is worth!
THE LASER EYES!!!!
More post effects please!
You can do it Zac!
Moira is SO like my dog! We rescued him at 6 months (husky x border collie) and the only difference was he was also mouthy 😂 we discovered Zak George and became huge fans and followed his advice and now we have a 4 year old ANGEL for a dog!!! I have full faith in Zac George training Moira.
Can’t wait to work on these concepts with my GSD mix. I didn’t think of using a irresistible toy to work on her impulse control. But seeing how the upcoming video will be her over reacting in public gives me anxiety since this is how my own dog behaves. At least I have more time to be working with her before I try taking her out again. She is impossible to walk in our subdivision and all of our neighbors give us such dirty looks when I’m trying to work in counter conditioning her. These videos are a huge help for us to guide us in the right direction. Thank you so much for making these.
I think it’s much easier to leash train a really small dog versus a big dog.
The training looks hard but your really good at training
People who dont believe in alpha training style training dogs be like this vid
Keep up the unedited cuts of the training session. As a new trainer in training (Studying at the Ethology Institute), I enjoy seeing the more raw training footage. You reinforced my training habits before I even started learning all the theory. So I thank you for taking the approach you do.
I have a dog very similar to this one. Both in behavior and breed! Only problem is, my dog is not food motivated, especially in outside environments. She will spit out chicken and even bacon! We have tried a variety of treats from commercial to homemade to just plain meat. Doesn’t work. So we tried toys, and she will ignore her favorites. So the only thing we have as currency is praise, however it’s not very effective. I need help guys! Is it possible to train a dog who is like this?? I really don’t want to use force, but I feel like it’s either that or just excepting a untrained dog.
Start forming some drills install a recall a default down ,there is no rhyme or reason to this guy’s method
All fun and games indoors and any hope that she will be a well socialized dog in 2 weeks is just wishful thinking. It will take many month and many exposures and correction for her to be decent. Even than she is still an immature pup.
How long are the training sessions.my problem is when you separate them they can’t focus.
If you’re fine with your dog getting on furniture, please do yourself a favor and teach them they only can get up there if you invite them. It makes it so much easier when you’re visiting friends or family where they don’t like it, if they’re used to needing permission. I did this way too late and had to train for weeks to make it reliable.
My dog is like Moira, but she is getting better. It takes a lot of patience. There both 10 months old.
hi zak pls reply and pls pin my comment I need help in dog training
I was afraid Moira was going to go nuts when you closed the door to the “Dog Closet”, but she did so good!😍
Thanks Zak. Whenever I train my dogs I always make it so they are allowed on furniture in my place that is, but as soon as I say the word off they have to get off. So they normally just sit there and I will say okay and then they’ll come up and then I say off and they get off. That way I like my dogs with me on furniture or the bed but I want them to know they can’t just come up there, they have to be invited up there. Then told off when they must get off. I really enjoy watching the mistakes I’m learning so much and I so appreciate you doing this series. Have a great day.
This is fantastic! Love these videos as I’m getting a GSD in a few weeks. Quick question Zak re: how you play with the dog. I notice you don’t pet her or cuddle/give belly rubs too often – is this simply done off camera? Or is it done outside of training sessions? Or are you avoiding this altogether? Looking forward to more episodes!
That burrito is irresistible.
Zak the Dog training God. Such great content – especially since its a dog that’s SUPER high energy.
Keep up the great work!
Voice Crack at 03:19 lol😂
Thank you Zak for all the tips! you have helped my puppy so much!
C’mon, Cezar Millan would cope with this one in 5 minutes – a bit of choking, pinch of kicks, all seasoned with snapping, hissing and ‘he clearly wants to dominate you’ talk – that’s all you need 😉
I can’t wait for the outdoors training!!!
I love that your primary concern is the dog’s stress and anxiety level 😊
The girl likes her burritos!!
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Damn i got that exact blue shirt always reminds me of the grape flavored blue bell bullets popsicle wrapper
Your videos are so helpful for training my havanese. These videos with Moira show that any dog can be trained, no matter how long it takes!
0:05 oh my gosh this is how my 8 month old acts and it’s so embarrassing!
So glad to see this series, me and my mom are watching it together and it’s great!!!
Perfect 👍👍👍
I bet Moira would be a good sport dog or search and rescue dog. You can see how smart and driven she is. GSDs love to have a job too. I hope we see her adoptive family give her a job she loves.
NICE Love this new series
Im so glad you are making these videos with this kind of dog because I watch your videos to help my own dog and like she acts like Moira. She is about 8-9 months as well and literally acts the same. She also like to talk back as well.
I wonder if he’ll start leash “walking” in his yard and have Bree walk Inertia in the distance. Practice attention with a more familiar dog in a less exciting environment (the yard) before moving outside. (Love seeing a high energy GSD in this series! Still want Zak to take on a “difficult to train” breed like a bulldog and/or one not interested in food or toys. They exist!
petition to beg Zack to adopt Moira🤗
I love your videos please do a dog seris of a Husky. I subscribed to you. My family is the biggest fans.
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« So the chicken understand the concept of sit and stay. » mmm And all this time, I tought Moira was a dog…
Omg I used to watch him so many years ago when his old dog was like a year old maybe and I was training my new border collie. Now he’s such an old man almost 15 and just can’t do the tricks or commands anymore because he has Dementia and DM and is on his way out. So greatful for him, learned a bunch from Zak. And its just so neat to see both our old dogs still living the good life into old age and to have this video pop up in my feed after so many years…. now im back to watching Zak! Good feels 😌
Love this series! Having a rescue myself and having fostered a dog that reacted just like Moira around other dogs, this is such an interesting series to see! Can’t wait to see Moira’s progress!
I’m loving this series
I want to Learn how to make my dog looking at me on walk
You need to change her name. She’s acting exactly like Moira Rose
I’d be interested in your opinion of a more balanced training approach for her.
What a perfect answer to people who have trouble understanding R+ dog training. Beautiful.
The first leash training session went wayy above my expectations, she’s such a fast learner and Zak is the best as always!
This series is so useful! We adopted a fully grown completely untrained reactive rottie a few years ago. Talk about challenge! This video is what we needed when we first got him because even though he is better now, at the beginning all training videos were not very helpful because they had much less stubborn and low energy dogs compared to ours! Smart high energy dogs know what you are asking, and just decide whether the reward is actually worth compliance or not 😂 literally a 100lb toddler
This is how my Beagle Tauro behaves
My dog gets scared and runs up the stairs some times. Is there a way to get her to stop doing that.
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No one, except a trainer, is going to be able to handle Moira for a long time…isn’t there a way you can keep…she obviously adores you or another alternative might be to contact Cesar Milan in Santa Clarita California…he has a huge property and pack of dogs..he might be willing to continue working with her or hopefully adding her to his pack…just a couple thoughts…she is so smart and beautiful…she doesn’t need future abandonment if someone who can’t handle her adopts her and dumps her in a shelter…she has so much energy and loves to work with you…
I am also so invested in this. I really love this series. ALSO when you mentioned cobra kai last week i was like YOU LOOK LIKE RALPH MACCHIO! Daniel-san!
How do you get a ball junkie to stop obsessing over the ball while still being able to play fetch 🤔
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That’s a really interesting tip about the ears when she was having trouble focusing. I’m defiantly going to try that with mine, he needs work on his recall
Seeing you pull on the dog makes me understand what you meant by not pulling there is a time and place to tug back on the leash.
This was my dog when I first got him…11 years ago! 90 lbs of excitement and no impulse control, and I was a novice dog owner. Years later I can recognize that my own ignorance was the biggest challenge and I believe the ‘complex’ ones will allow you to develop a deeper relationship down the road. You get what you put in I guess <3
Props to you for taking on this 2 week challenge seeing as it takes 30 days to break a habit 😀 at least in humans
I really hope this doesn’t end in 2 weeks if it doesn’t work
Love this series
I love seeing your progress and everyday I check whether a new episode has come out!
“So I’ve got this very normal sized bone that I’m going to offer her” (holds up a bone that must have been part of the dinosaur whose skull is on display beside the fruit in the kitchen)…
I absolutely love this series! I mean apart from the fantastic advice you give and how good this is for our soul- you have such awesome story telling skills! There’s a whole journey to this. So GOOD!
Thanks for your great videos Zak. I was wondering, do you recommend going on “free walks” with a dog that does not know yet how to behave on leash? Or if a garden is available, would it be sufficient to exercise the dog in the garden for the time being until the worst leash pulling behavior is under control? So for example in this video you mention that Moira is having her first formal leash walking lesson. Up to this point, did you not go on free leash walks with her at all (except for the first assessment walk)?
Wonderful and helpful video! Thank you for helping Moira be her best dog self and for this video!
Dont worry im sure you’ll be able to teach her everything that she needs to know.Plus bro you’re Zak George i mean what else do you need.
Whene is going to be the next video
Love your videos with this shepherd. We have a 7 month King shepherd and she is very HIGH Energy w/no patience. Do you have a video to help with that? Thx
is she the most difficult dog u’ve ever trained?
I am loving this series!! We just had a crate breakthrough with our 9wk old puppy, Kona (wonder where we got that name from 🤔🤣)! No whining or barking all night until about 6am (time to go outside!)
How many hours do you train Moira per day? And when is the next episode coming out? Two of my favorite series of yours are this and inertia’s ❤
I AM ADDICTED TO THIS CHANNEL
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So excited for future episodes of this series, maybe even a greeting strangers session? Just signed up for 30 perfect pup and I’m going to be using it as a refresher boot camp as my dog and I have hit a bit of a slump.
I really admire him for taking on such a challenge and sticking to his ethics but I cant help feeling its pretty unlikely that anyone with a normal life has any chance of getting anywhere with a dog like this and its just painting a picture that is just not attainable for 99% of people and there’s soo many people with dogs like Moria
Why dont u try tamar gellers way??
Moira is such a smart doggy.. Loving these series so much!! And I love the way you train them ❤
I love that you have taken moira on….she is so cute and has so much potential. All she needs is a good trainer like you 😊
My dog isn’t that into toys what could I use as an inside distraction?
How do you teach laydown with ou dog ruching forward. My dog will ly down but ruches forward. Won’t let just go into a down
Loving the training videos! I appreciate your showing your successes as well as setbacks with Moira. (Even if it invites keyboard warriors to criticize every little thing). It really helps with keeping realistic expectations with my own pets
This series has already helped me do better training with my german shepherd puppy who is so much like Moira. Thank you so much 💓
I’m trying to learn bow now.. I just can’t stop laying down 😂 My poor human
I so needed this series, better than many TV shows. To me at least.🙂
Syrupy , treehugging methods used by a weak man who has never dealt with a TRULY difficult dog …
This harness is for NOTHING .
YUP . I wish that Zack would deal with real world dog problems .
Too soft , too inane, too ineffective .
BUT , this loser MAKES $$$ on YouTube .
I took my dog to a public market. and he did so well!! Didn’t bark at anyone and stayed by my side! Thank you for the help !!!
Love to see you train. Am subscribed 😊
She’s so pretty! I love GSDs. They MUST be very well socialised, but they’re well worth the effort. I wish I could take her on. Good luck and vibes from Australia!
Zak…we would also want Q/A session …about few do’s don’ts… About anything behaviour food … Love from kashmir!
I’m in lovveeee with this series…… I’m soooo invested…. Great job!!!!
My puppy lets me take her bone/food. But not other people. Is that normal?
Thank you for these series Zak. They are helping in training my dog . Do you have any tips on a dog pulling when seeing another dog. He dont pull anymore but when he sees a dog he will pull
Let’s see how Zack’s dogs do in real life ie:
Walking in a city , being in the country, around sheep , cattle , horses …
This Quazi training shall be a MISERABLE FAIL .
I love this seri with moira
moira’s let go is brilliant
You should do more of these videos.
Yey 😍😍😍
I’m getting my first puppy in 6 weeks! I’ve been watching you on Animal Planet since I was a kid, and I’ve waited 13 years for my own puppy (‘:
i’m 23 now and finally in a position to get one!!! Thank you for all the inspiration!
Thanks for the new series Zak. This one seems relevant to my own dog, and I will be using your teaching methods. Thanks man
Now how long does it take to create train a puppy & house train
Yikes, my brother’s dog in a nutshell. I don’t think I can train her but I still want to do it so time to watch more of these.
Love this series!
Have you never used OBEDIENCE TRAINING coupled with a correctly fitted CHOKE CHAIN & a leather leash ?
To heel , sit , the word , ” No ,” wait , recall , etc …
Keep using your body harness . You shall continue to fool city people with NO EXPERIENCE … too sad .
This dog is WAY SMARTER THAN YOU ARE .
You have no business teaching either dogs NOR humans .
SMH .
You ought to be ashamed of yourself through your lack of correct training .
Please just stop with the harness.
Where is Inertia and Indy when you train Moira?
My dog tail base is fatty is it because shes overweight?
Been waiting for the next episode and im excited to watch
Yo Zak, can you train my Aussiedoodle?
You can only like if you’ve seen all of Zaks series
I love these series. So entertaining and relatable with my Archie
Anyone that deals with this and is willing to have the patience to train train train. Thank you. No it’s not easy, but it will come.
Attention, train, spend energy, do it all. One key thing I’ve learned is, take any win you can get, small or big. It’s the many victories that win the war, eventually leading your pup to learn. 😏🙏
Where have you been keeping your border collie and have they met?
I know zak that you bash balanced trainers a lot. Regardless of what method you use (balanced or FF), it is hard to get a dog trained in 2 weeks. That is no easy feat for anyone. Regardless, I look forward to seeing Moira’s outcome.
I loved the vid it also will help with my dog
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What is going to happen to Maura after two weeks? I’m really invested in her and want her to be well.
I love this series very much bcz I also have a german sheperd like this,
It’s very useful for me
Zak George solved all my problems
My mans got drip sheesh
I love your videos sir😊
Love from India ❤️😘
its interesting watching you work harder and sometimes not quite finish what you are saying to camera – Inertia and Kona were too easy ;D
I want to give you money from your biggest fan
I’ve never been this invested in a tv show let alone a YouTube series. I’m LOVING these videos, thank you again!
Love this series
Great videos keep it up it has helped me with my dog
I want to see how Inertia is doing 🙂
You are so good and patient. My doxie has resource guarding and I do not know what to do anymore…
You are funny with this one 😂
You are an amazing person hi 🙂
Her behaviors are typical of German Shepherds. I’m on my 10th GSD right now and trained many of them. I like many of your techniques, it’s always great to learn new ideas. A pinch collar makes training older kids much easier. Especially when you work outside with distractions. If you can’t find a home, call me, I’d take her in a heartbeat. She is awesome. 😉 BTW, high energy means you need a second GSD. They wear each other out. Multiple Shepherd Syndrome, you can’t have just one.
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I love this series more then any other series I have ever seen. Gosh it’s so good!!!!
You Are the best dog Trainer
Congratulations for anybody so early to read this! 😃
I love these series
The type of dog I’d really love to see on this channel is a nippy chihuahua that is afraid and barks at everything lol
This series helped me realise it is not just my puppy who behaves this way.. Gave me hope that I can make progress with my 6 month hyper pup.
Thankyou Zak
Hi, I just adopted a dog and your book helped alot
Knowing what you know now. What’s your take on other’s use of a mild vibration collar?
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Ahhh I really hope Moira gets an owner because she is a lovely dog tho omg
Aww, I’ve never seen a dog pace like that in crate before.
how do i convince my parents to get a maltipoo?
Legend says if you are early, Zak might heart you comment!
i love this new series:] hopw you have a good day zak
I look foreword to a new episode every week and this series is awesome!
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Cant wait for that furniture lesson!
This series has helped me alottt
Hey zak, I just bought both of your books and just finished the first one. AMAZING BOOK
i was just thinking about this not even 10 minutes ago hoping you’d post another episode today!! yay!
Oh my gosh ur vids have really helped me train my new puppy!! Thank you!
Keep up the good work
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I really needed this series because my dog has the same problems as her, thank you for the series
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