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what is the biggest secret in training dogs if I could give you one talk if I could have one lecture for you that would help you solve all your problems in dog training that would make dog training less of a mystery this is going to be it so in this video what I want to talk about is what separates the successful people of dogs in training and the people who fail if you knew this one secret it would change the way that you’re gonna approach dog training it would change the way you will be in your day-to-day activities with your dog and it’ll change the way your dog turns out at the end so in this video I want to talk about the biggest secret in dog training and it’s something that really leads to all aspects of your life right no matter what you’re doing as many of you know my background in the martial arts spans many many years I taught for many many years I’ve studied my whole life and I loved the martial arts I’ve been an athlete since I was a young boy and I continue now at 55 almost I’m 54 but at 50 50 something years old it’s still the exact same approach I take in every day of my life and it bleeds through in everything I do in my photography and my dog training in my fitness in every single thing that number one thing is consistency and this is where most people fail with their dogs so they’ll get the dog out they’ll show them something the dog doesn’t get it so then they showed them the same exercise in a different way then that doesn’t work and they show the dog this the same idea for the exercise in yet a different way and the person thinks I’ve shown the dog three ways to do this and the dog still doesn’t get it but what they’re not understanding is that they’ve shown the dog to do three different things that the dog failed at and they don’t understand why the dog is frustrated right so what’ll happen I’ll give you a great example I’ll cut the dog next to me goofy lie down over here come here over here lie down okay so for example they’ll tell the dog to sit and when the dog doesn’t sit they’ll stand next to the dog and tell them to sit then they’ll tell them to sit and the dog won’t sit and then look they’ll kneel down and tell the dog to sit but the dog is seeing this is three different things that he’s trying to figure out and instead of having failed three times at one thing he’s failed three times at three different things so there’s multiple failures in there so the consistency in life every single morning I get up at 4:15 or 4:30 a.m. I get up I have a small bowl of cereal I get in my car I give my dogs their vitamins and I get in the car and I Drive to the gym and I exercise that’s my routine now on Wednesdays and either Saturday or Sunday I take the day off so I won’t go to the gym and I’m that consistent it’s always that exact same thing so when I take my dog out and I do the training it’s the same thing the leash goes on the long line goes on and we begin our training and that consistency is what leads me to be successful with a dog I had a dog years ago a nice big pitbull of really nice dog belonged to someone one of my clients and they could not get the dog to lie down and they tried to get the dog to sit and crawl them they tried to get the dog to do this and to do that and do this into that and the dog wouldn’t lie down I took a treat I put it in my hand and I did my my standard down which is the folding down of the concertina down which is I have the dog standing and I have to take the dog the treat from the dog’s nose to their toes and the dog folds down and we did it for about four or five minutes and the dog wouldn’t do it and the person said see the dog can’t do it and I said no the dog just hasn’t done it yet and that little spark that little thing there made all the difference because I said we’re going to get the dog to do this if we do nothing else and that’s what you have to approach your method in dog training with is we are going to get the dog to do this Jimmy lie down no lie down and I’m going to just show you this as the dogs get up and do their little thing so they’ve been sitting for quite some time we’ve been filming a lot of videos and it’s kind of hot but I’m asking them to stay I’m not gonna change the dynamic of and nothing’s gonna change so this dog was gonna learn to go down and I timed it and it was over 20 minutes of me doing the exact same thing the repetition of doing the same movement the exact same way over and over when the dog was not succeeding so the dog wasn’t getting it I didn’t change the technique the dog wasn’t getting it I didn’t change the technique because if I changed the technique the dog has to figure out something new the dog has to think why wasn’t it do I wasn’t doing that properly now we’re doing this and then I wasn’t doing this and I’m doing that so it changes the dynamic for the dog we want to stay consistent with the dog consistency is the number one key for dogs people would say well my dog needs light up my dog needs different food my dog needs different activities my dog needs different stimulation no he doesn’t your dog is the ultimate creature think of an old man who’s so said in his routines that he can’t break his routines think of a guy like me everything is consistent I have the same breakfast every single day sometimes that drives Janet nuts but she loves me because that consistency leads to predictability she’s smiling behind the camera because she knows hey over here my dough consistency is the key to success before I threw a perfect punch I probably threw a thousand or 2,000 punches just like kids I taught before they had a good front kick or a good side kick or a good rear kick or a good spinning kick or anything like that it would take thousands and thousands of tries it doesn’t happen the first time yeah I’m a big proponent that if you don’t if you’re really not good at something quit but dog training isn’t that right because dog training is something that everybody can be good at getting your dog to do something is something everybody can do and they’re always quitting just before it happens right they say well my dog is not really good on a leash well the reason the dogs now go to unleash it is you didn’t put enough time you didn’t put enough you didn’t have two things and these are the two things the two secrets to dog training one is consistency consistency constant repetition of the same thing until it’s successful not changing it think of a ballerina think of a gymnast think of a dancer think of a swimmer think of Michael Phelps what he was swimming he swam hundreds and hundreds perhaps thousands of laps think of a golfer think of an amazing golfer like Phil Mickelson my favorite golfer think of how many times he’s done that chip shot until it’s perfect and I get on the golf course and I don’t get it I get frustrated because I saw Phil do it Phil was amazing with it but I can’t do it because I’ve only done a hundred chip shots he’s done a hundred thousand chip shots that’s what you need in your dog training you need to do it a thousand times you need to repeat it over and over and over again so you have consistency and you have patience that means you don’t change the dynamic of the consistency no matter what and that’s what people do they try to do it consistently then they get impatient and then they change the consistency right so consistency and patience work hand in hand if I tell the dog down and he doesn’t do it I say it the same way down Jimmy down no down so you notice that the intonation of the first down and the second down was no different that’s a very good boy because if I change the intonation it changes the command in the dog’s mind if I change the approach it changes the the technique in the dog’s mind it’s the same technique until the dog gets it that’s why we say don’t repeat your commands because people are always repeating their commands they’re saying sit sit no sit and those three intimations are completely different from the dog and the dog doesn’t know which one to respond to so he’ll pick one he’ll pick the sit the sit or the sit and whichever one he picks if you don’t mark that behavior in your mind and know that that’s the one he’s listening to and next time you say sit and he doesn’t sit that’s your fault because you’ve taught him to mark or to perform on a certain intonation a certain way of saying something so consistency patience will lead you to meld those two and to have a really successful dog and I don’t care if it’s your pet dog that you’re just trying to teach to walk on a loose leash don’t let him pull at the end of the leash if he’s pulling at the under leash doing abrupt turn don’t let him get away with a behavior that you don’t like because that behavior become hardwired in the dog’s mind be consistent and be patient and if you’re consistent a patient with a dog you can teach him to do anything Jimmy here was a seeing-eye dog that janet was consistent and patient with and took him to master’s agility levels which is just amazing goofy was just a nine week old puppy who was a completely green dog I took him to Monty o-ring highest level of obedience second highest level of obedience in IPO which is shortened and the highest level of obedience in AKC which is utility because I was consistent with him a lot of those times I had nothing to do but train my dog but I loved those moments that if I trained him for 10 minutes or 10 hours it was a passion I was present every minute of it I didn’t look at my phone and on Instagram and on Facebook and YouTube and texting and doing this stuff I was present in the moment of training the dog be consistent with your dog be patient with your dog and you’re gonna have the happiest best dog that you’ll ever imagine right guys right goofy you’re a good boy yeah if you liked this video give it a thumbs up and watch this playlist because it’ll help you train your dog a lot better Oh …
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