Teach Your Dog 10 Behaviors with Luring | Rough Collie Dog Training

Check out my top-rated course, From Novice to Pro: The Ultimate Guide To Dog Training, on Sit Stay Learn! It covers beginner basics to advanced techniques. Get it here: https://bit.ly/4jGVNNB Before we name a command, the dog must first understand, through a physical cue, what we want and expect from them. During this step, you will begin to teach your dog the desired behaviors this way, such as with luring or leash-pressure. You will continue to carry out this step until your dog is performing each position in the way that you would like them to. Become a channel member today, and you'll receive priority responses to comments, access to live Q&As for members only, custom emojis, badges, and you'll help me continue making great dog training content. Thank you to everyone who continues to support and help my channel grow. 😁 Only $1.99 per month. Sign up here: https://www.youtube.com/nateschoemer/... Thanks for watching, and subscribe for new dog training videos each week! ►► Just like me, I know your dogs are the most important thing to you — so having them insured is a no-brainer! Keeping them safe and healthy is one of the most important things to you, so make sure you get them the best! Prudent Pet is the ultimate option to make sure your four-legged family members are covered and protected! Their pet insurance plans* cover a variety of needs for your pet, with a ton of customizable options — Plus, if they sign up through my link, you’ll get 5% off! 👉 https://www.prudentpet.com/internet/NATE 👈 So, make sure to get them enrolled today! You’ll be glad you did! *Discount not available in FL, ME, TN, PA, and SC. ►► Recommended Products🧸: https://www.nateschoemer.com/store ►► Nate Schoemer Shop👕: https://nateschoemershop.com/ ►► Get a copy of my dog training manual📚: https://amzn.to/2P2tyQH ►► Join My Facebook Group☕️:   / nateschoemers   ►► Support Through Patreon🦮:   / nateschoemer   ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Let’s use "sit" as an example. If I'm using food, I will lift my hand up, and as the dog follows my hand, their butt naturally goes down into a sit. The moment the dog sits, I would use one of my markers and then I would reward the dog. Once I know that every time I lift my hand up the dog will sit, it is then time to name the command. This goes for any command we’re trying to teach our dogs. Simplified: we must first get the dog to perform the behavior with a physical cue. Once we have our dog performing the action with our physical cue it is then time to name the command. Now keep in mind, it doesn’t matter what the physical cue is, as long as you know you can get your dog to do the behavior every time with that cue. Here are a few examples: • You want to get your dog to smile on command and you realize that blowing in your dog’s face gets this behavior. Blowing in your dog’s face would be the physical cue. • Teasing your dog with a toy or knocking on the wall could get your dog to bark. This would be the physical cue you could use to teach your dog to bark on command. • Placing a treat under a call bell could get your dog to ring the bell in an attempt to access the food. Once the dog rings the bell, you would lift up the bell and allow your dog to get the treat. This would be the physical cue to get your dog to ring the bell. Once you get your dog to perform the behavior with the physical cue, you will mark and then reward upon completion of each behavior. ------------------------------------------------------------- STAY IN TOUCH! ------------------------------------------------------------- Nate Schoemer's Website: https://www.nateschoemer.com/ Instagram:   / nateschoemer   Facebook:   / nateschoemer   For additional support, I would suggest joining my Facebook community. This is a group of people that have studied my training philosophies and principles, and is a location to discuss your dog training goals and endeavors with other like-minded people. Here is the group link:   / nateschoemers   My goal is to improve the quality of life for all dogs by educating those who care for them. Your support helps me focus on that mission every day!   / nateschoemer