Teach your dog the 'look at me' request - Diary of a rescue dog - added tips

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Published 2021-04-22
In this video I reveal how to teach your dog to look using treats, a ball and language.

A reactive or anxious dog's behaviour will not just manifest in fleeing, freezing, barking, lunging and attacking . It is also very likely to appear in the form of pulling on the lead and looking around. In this video I demonstrate how to train an anxious / reactive dog to walk on a loose lead so they stop pulling. This naturally has to be done simultaneously with communicating that you will protect them.

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All Comments (15)
  • I think Donte must think he's in the royal family. He is loving life. Thank you for the help.
  • I love how he wagged his tail when you praised him with a “good boy”
  • @Lasanie
    I love this series. Dante is so much like our Fausto. I have been working heavily on his leash walking and he's improved so much over the last 2 weeks. Still reactive to dogs, but more excited than afraid we think. A tough one to train as we don't have anyone with a calm enough dog can practice with but we'll get there too. I have also read your book and managed to leave the flat three times without him getting up and following me in the last 3 days. Such a great feeling to come back in and him still napping!! Very much recommend the book to anyone
  • @virmanivikram
    I have been following your and Dante's journey so far. It is beautiful and gives me so much inspiration and thought for my 2 rescues. Thank you Nigel.
  • @s.s.2508
    Thank you so much you helping me alot You done an amazing job with this beautiful dog
  • I have been following your training videos with my 2year old dog Loki, I have found them so informative. Thank you Nigel.
  • @diaquz
    You are amazing, and you content is high quality, you should aim for a good marketing strategy for a bigger audience. Your content is already top
  • Please tell me he is not being put back into a shelter after both of you have worked so hard great job
  • @judithmurphy419
    I've done this hundreds of times. Shannon is still VERY inconsistent with the request.