How to Get Your Dog to BEHAVE ANYWHERE! – Training Environments

You must train your dog in every environment that you expect them to behave in, but you have to start with the basics.

The beginning of our training should always be conducted in a distraction-free environment. You can use your backyard, garage, basement, living room; it doesn’t matter, as long as it is a neutral and distraction-free environment where your dog can focus on you and not be distracted by outside influences.

This video was taken from our newest DVD, An Introduction to Dog Training with Jeff Frawley.

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16 Responses

  1. Jose Daniel
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    Dude ur dogs already trained….

  2. Michelle sonego
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    Thank you, excellent explanation, i have the same issues with my 8 mth old German shepherd, i have not been able to find another video on this and its exactly what i have been searching for, very well done

  3. The Canine Nutritionist
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    They’re inhumane. Despite what your trainer or pet store employee may say, driving metal prongs into your dog’s neck hurts. That’s exactly why they so expediently stop a dog from straining at the leash, for example. Although eliciting pain may provide a quick fix, the effects are often short-lived.

  4. deqaf
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    Great demo.

  5. Gez Dodd
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    Class act Ryan Gosling lookalike, shame i couldn't find more videos of how you got to this stage, good effort

  6. Strikerwes
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    I didn't even know Ryan Gosling trained dogs.

  7. Andrew Porfyri
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    Interesting to see how the dog will concentrate or obey without treats

  8. ronald williams
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    Lol beautiful

  9. Samuela Sirilo
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    Hi,

    Sonny seems like a soft dog… You are not using a prong collar. It looks like a dominant dog collar. I have a soft dog would you recommend a dominant dog for soft dogs??

  10. daredevils007bond
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    In 240p quality you look like Ryan Gosling

  11. Austin Buerer
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    Can you explain the training you do to maintain the focus that Sonny has on you while you're working with him?

  12. Black Hole
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    How can you get your dog to come back while chasing another animal? I want to train my dog to hunt and chase, but I want her to listen and come back when I call her. She’s a husky rottweiler mix.

  13. kuntal bose
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    Very nice tips sir

  14. alexandrustrimbeanu
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    Was it hard to get in character for Deadpool?

  15. Holly Tree
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    Every dog I have ever known is distracted by surrounding people and other dogs/animals of any kind.

  16. Cold German Beer
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    Jeff has improved a lot!

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