How To Teach Your Dog To Drop A Tug Or Toy On Command

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Publicado 2020-01-06
When you know why a dog likes to tug or bite on toys, it's easy to teach them to drop on command. Here are a few simple tips to teach your dog to LET GO while tugging, and eventually drop the tug or toy on command.

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  • @dianehuey1
    Amazing to see how quickly he shifted ! Always helpful to know what’s behind the behavior- thanks!
  • @user-tl9se9pe9r
    Well holy shit. I wish I would have found this video sooner. I had no idea how effective this method was until I literally just tried it with my 7 month old GSD. She immediately let go when I have been trying unsuccessfully up until now to get her to release. Thank you so much!
  • @rickbostick-K9training
    As a male, I recommend holding the tug toy off to the side over your thigh instead of right in the middle near the jewels lol. This come from experience, had a dog readjust their teeth and catch me right in junk at the same time NOT fun!!!! I always go over the thigh now. LMAO Live and  learn!! Great technique though, been doing this for years! =)
  • @pici24
    Good content, thank you !
  • @merylelehn9671
    How does this relate to hunt retreivers ie labs. Traditional training discouages tug games. Throw a bumper...dog retrrives...releases to hand. Get another toss/ retreive as the reward. Often on retreives of live birds they need to retreive soft mouthed and gentley release the flapping live bird to hand. They are discourged to hold to kill or brar down. Method K9 please explain benifit of teaching the tug release for an agressive lab. Love all your other strategies.
  • @annakcupidustalebordercoll3503
    Hi, i just came across your channel. Really good content across all i have seen so far. Many trainers focus on showing how they can handle the dog and instantly change their behaviour without much focus on the other end of the leash, whereas i feel like you are actually teaching people all the "whys". This is so important!
  • @kandrisa
    I believe that you just saved my 8 month puppy from possibly initiating a dog fight. He’s been biting other dogs’ leashes and sometime collars. I see how this method will absolutely change his perspective and cognition on drop and me as his handler.
  • @ExoticForeign
    Subscribed! I pray this works on my dog I will try tug of war later, I had to find a solution because my dog doesn’t let go
  • @karin2825
    Awesome video, thank you! Where can I get the tug toy you have?
  • @deanbalouris330
    You should explain the benefits of playing tug with your dog.
  • @learning2no
    How do you end the season without the dog expecting to think he will get the toy back?
  • @Palmonte631
    But what if you do this and he still wont let go. I’ve literally sat and held my rope toy completely still for like 2 min straight and my 130lb Shiloh shepherd just stands there or will pull it and me along with it.