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Unbelievable that all of this information is given for free here and without pushing some product on the side!

Keep on 'waffling' just as much as you do - it has just as much valuable content as the rest of what you say. Great style - gets the messages across.

Congratulations on the new training center! You are fabulous! We love you!

Why is everyone so concerned about how Hades looks and not the great training advice?🤣 Hades looks perfectly happy to me. Thank you for the very detailed video as always YCA and congratulations on the new training grounds. 🎉🥰

44:22 so nice of Hades to share his new found wisdom with his owner 😊😂

Please ’waffle’ Your explanations/ justifications are so informstive. So interesting. I learn so much. Ignore negative comments about you being talkative. Your dog insights are amazing. I appreciate your videos. This one was excellent.

When i see
a beautiful dog like him i get so pissed off
with the kennel clubs breeding so that they have destroyed
the body of such a wonderful breed of dog by getting there back legs and hips to low  it takes out so much from the dog
like him perfect untill you see the hunch back and deformed Hips
he will never do what a straight back could do they have ruined the breed of German shepherd that's they the East Germany will not let there
breed go down that path the same
in Czech pure breed

This was excellent. The access to other dogs is so helpful.

GSD owner and lover for decades here.
Hades is a show line specimen, hence that hump back and crooked hind legs 😞
What's even worse, is that their psyche is bred as crooked as their appearance. Yes, the overall drive and prone-ness to aggression is still there, but no "nerves", no stamina to keep it in check, and no intelligence to be able to/ willing to cooperate.. Hence the lack of normal food  or play drive - means: almost hardly trainable. For a working breed!!
Which translates to many many many unhappy owners who think they purchased a German Shepherd, but ended up with a contorted image of what the breed once was meant to be.

Jacob, thanks soooo much for what you do - and teach. Can't tell you how much I appreciate your work!!

Personally I love the way you "waffle on". Gives me more in depth conversation if you like, on what you are teaching us.
Just found you and the amazing teaching methods you believe.
Subscribed and fully binge watching and learning.
Thank you for the in depth access to brilliant learning videos to help us and our dogs.
PS...I'm trying to work on our recently acquired reactive Whippet to other dogs while on walks and in the car.

Moral obsenity is right.

4:58 real talk for a sec 😂😂

I came here to learn something different. Not a dog person, but a big fan of Cesar Milan and his methods, so it's interesting to see other methods, especially since this is UK based. My friend has a Weimaraner who's a handful.

Training a 12-week-old German Shepherd is one of the most frustrating and unpleasant tasks of my life.

You explain what is needed and where to start so well. Thank you.

12:32 actual practical advice for teaching the dog you are the source of fun and play, THANK YOU! Trainers say "oh you should be more fun than x" when dogs get into inappropriate stuff, but finally something actual useful! Every dog owner should see this

Great video, thanks so much for sharing all the good stuff!!!

I really do wish you would show a video about proper e-collar training. Step by step. I know you're hesitant to do it but there are already so many on YouTube! And imo most don't make much sense....! I'd love to see how you guys train with it

Fink the Rat Terrier is looking at you with a challenging look in his eye ;-)

Great video with so many important insights for addressing reactivity! Also what an amazing well balanced pack of high drive dogs!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻