It is crucial that you know how to correct your dog’s aggression when it occurs. Just ignoring the aggression or trying to entice your dog away from being aggressive with a treat is not going to work. It sounds great on paper but isn’t going to help 99% of aggressive dogs out there.
In this video you’ll see in action a method I call my ‘Distance Method’. It’s all about correcting your dog’s aggression and helping your dog change his frame of mind away from his aggressive trigger.
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Danielle Ream- South CarolinaTy, I just had to write to tell you THANK YOU! We adopted a roughly three year old female rottweiler about two years ago and have loved having her. She is, however, 100 plus pounds of dog! While we had worked on basic commands, she would not follow them if distractions were present. Thus, they weren’t much good. We’re on week three of using your training videos and the ecollar. It has been wonderful. I only regret that we did not know about or look into this earlier. She walks at a heel, sits, a…
I have tried quite a few programs/trainers in the past and I have be honest in admitting that yours is by far the best I have ever seen. Now for the first time, I believe that I stand a good chance in solving my dogs aggression issue. I am now focusing on the obedience which I ignored and failed to understand how important it to get started and do it the way you have suggested. Yours is more realistic and not theoretical like others. Most miss the structure and way to solve problems. I have a…Suresh Subbiah- Connecticut
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I must say that your videos have helped me enormously. Charlie was hugely leash aggressive but he is now around 98% improved after only a week of me implementing your training methods! Thanks so much,Jenny in MelbourneAustralia
You will NOT go wrong with Ty as your dog trainer. You’ll only go wrong if you don’t have him help you with your dog. Ty is amazing and knows his stuff! Thanks TyKelly R.
Ty, I just wanted to say thanks for the training for Boo. He has just been awesome. He is so much calmer and we have been practicing the things on the list and he is doing great. I thought he was good on a leash when we went walking, but he is tons better now. I love it. I will definitely recommend you to anyone who is having pet issues. Thanks again!Sonya & Boo
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I am really worried about the aggression of my Neapolitan mastiff dog. My wife and i are soon to have a baby and I’m worried that my dog’s aggression could be harmful. What should I do? Will dog socialization help?
To be honest, I’m not sure I understand your question. What do you mean, will dog socialization help?
“It is crucial that you know how to correct your dog’s aggression when it occurs. Just ignoring the aggression or trying to entice your dog away from being aggressive with a treat is not going to work. It sounds great on paper but isn’t going to help 99% of aggressive dogs out there.”
So true! I strongly agree with this one.
I watched the video, and was thrilled at your explinations… my female 3 year old ESS is starting to silently attach other dogs, and she targets them… she is obedience trained, and has several titles under her collar. I can be standing with friends after classes, and if she doesn’t like a dog, she “eye balls” them, and then when they walk away, she trys to snap at there butt, or if they come up to her excited, she will snap at their face. she does not “Go after them” she is more like the “snipper in wait” The other thing she is doing.. is if she is in my truck, in her kennel, she sometimes start to bark and act aggresive as the person walks by the truck, with or without a dog. but not every time. Can your program help me?
Yes. My program shows three main parts to fixing aggression:
1- Obedience. It sounds like your dog has good obedience. I’m betting you could use the program to find small areas to improve your dog’s obedience.
2- Use the obedience to control aggressive triggers. I show how to apply obedience around the cause of the dog’s aggression.
3- How to correct dog aggression. This third step, I think, would be big for what you are looking to accomplish. You need to know how to address this aggression before or during it’s occurrence.
Best of luck.