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  4. Alles sehr schön. Aber zuerst zusammen die Nummern 10 und 1. Eine empr.ONLINE Brünette und eine anderey Blondine. Es wäre unfair, wenn ich 4 wählen würde

  6. I’m getting ready for my new puppy and I’m SO EXCITED I have your book in my hands FINALLY after 5 years not being able to find it in my country 😀

    1. I just got a puppy the start of July. Standard poodle. Youngest dog we’ve had . In addition to watching Zac’s videos we also got an in home trainer right away that does positive reinforcement clicker training. Couldn’t have done these first 13 weeks without her. Really helped us manage her land shark puppy nipping.

  7. I started practicing with the frisbee with my puppy. We have a small
    Super Dogs frisbee my former dog never took interest in .
    If you decide to do a live q&a my question is at what age can we stop using the leash inside ?
    Also when she doesn’t let go of the frisbee I’m not sure if I should say yes as she releases it from my grip or say drop it when she releases it then I throw it?

  8. I was really lucky my current rescue came with strong innate recall. I still have to contend with her prey drive sometimes, but once I got her trust, she always loops back around to make sure she knows where I am, and comes when called. I’m gonna be spoiled for the next dog I train, I just know it haha.

  9. Inertia is amazing! I have a Pyr and a Pyr mix so they’re definitely not to be trusted off-leash. I’ve been working on their recall for ages but it never seems to be enough around certain distractions, plus my Pyr is extremely slow when coming which doesn’t help.

  10. So good. I just started off leash training with my 11 week old GSD. SHE follows me everywhere already but sometimes she gets distracted and likes to eat dirt. Lol

  12. Hi Zak! My smaller dog is reactive to other dogs but I’ve noticed it only occurs when it’s a bigger dog, he seems threatened and I thought that may be causing his reactivity. Any advice?

  14. thank you! I have a dog who I never really trained before I never really trained my dogs beyond toilet training and decency (ie be nice to cats and rabbits and birds etc).I don’t want to make them lose their character, but I see they like trainings and it makes them more social. My dog isnt perfect off leash as he didnt come in the park when I called him, but fortunately the dogs were friendly.. However in emergencies, he has listened and come straight back when heading towards a road or cat or a strange bird. all when he could have taken off. im really impressed and thankful too, and would like to trust him.. I will keep training and hope I can trust him somewhat with distractions increasing.

  15. You’ve done pretty good so far with your dog Zak. You should check out McCann Dogs on YouTube. They could really help you get to the next level. They have been amazing for me with their advice with our new pup. 🙂👍

  17. Better safe than sorry . Though I did let my big dog off leash at new environments when he was about two years old , I wouldn’t make this now any more ( he even returned when he was walking behind some wild boers , they didn’t notice him ) . The two year old still acts like a puppy and wouldn’t come , if she didn’t explore all there is , so she stays at long leash for the moment . She is absolutely play driven , but even this can’t retract her for more than a second .

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