How to Train Two Dogs at Once and Teach Them Tricks — One Hour at Home, 16 Commands

A live training session with two dogs in the house at the same time — Siri the border collie and Oliver the cavalier king charles spaniel. A whole list of commands and tricks in a single hour of work: “Sit pretty”, “Wave”, “Crawl”, “Roll over”, “Hug”, “Tick-tock”, “Bye-bye” and more — simple tricks and complicated ones, easy and interesting, with every moment explained right as it happens. You can teach your dog all of this from scratch at home, in ordinary living-room conditions, the main thing is to work slowly and smoothly — speed things up even a little and the dogs tip into over-arousal, and control is gone. The stay in tricks — in a puppy and in an adult dog alike: you praised, now remind the command straight away, otherwise the dog breaks position. We don't praise for going back into position, we praise only for the stay itself. How much you should work with your dog a day and how often — before every meal: you feed twice, you train twice, and here we worked for the dog's regular food. If your dog won't take food during a session, it has play motivation — cut the daily ration and hand-feed part of it. When two dogs live in the same house, training two dogs at once works through name plus task, and the details get adjusted for each one: what works for Siri doesn't work for Oliver. 🐾 Online sessions, courses, premium videos and other Oh My Dog projects: 👉 https://ohmydog.taplink.ws 👈 0:00:00 Training tricks with two dogs live 0:00:20 “Sit pretty” and “Wave” with two dogs 0:00:49 Why switching commands fast with no pause is pointless 0:01:25 Training tempo — why slow and smooth 0:01:58 How often to work with your dog 0:02:41 Three rules of trick training 0:03:12 The stay in tricks — how to praise without breaking the hold 0:04:05 Your dog won't take food during a session — what to do 0:04:40 Reminding the command — locking the dog in place 0:05:04 Working with two dogs — name plus task 0:05:22 “Crawl” and “Back up” — working them with two dogs 0:06:13 “Catch” — why catching a toy beats catching food 0:08:24 Why a dropped treat has to be off limits 0:09:25 Tone of voice in training — when to be firmer, when softer 0:12:15 “Sausage” and teaching “Hot dog” from scratch on air 0:14:57 Why the command itself is secondary the first few times 0:15:54 Pause and stay — how to avoid over-arousal 0:17:56 A command has to be taught many times, not in one evening 0:23:21 “Cover up” — the chain of “Hold” plus “Roll over” 0:24:21 How a command with a release reward is built 0:27:14 Variable reinforcement — why anticipation works better 0:32:46 Emotional praise — when and how to use it 0:33:22 Dialling the level of reward — dry or emotional 0:37:34 “Hug” — working with two dogs through hand signals 0:39:14 Over-arousal in the middle of a session — what to do 0:42:11 The difference between Siri and Oliver — why the stay is individual 0:43:24 Pauses and the stay are a must for every dog 0:45:25 Filming with Herz the weimaraner — “Bye-bye” and basic manners 0:46:40 What to do when there's no way to walk the dog properly 0:47:59 Do you need a trainer for a puppy — an honest answer 0:48:40 Is it true that a three-month-old puppy can't hold it 0:49:51 How to build up a puppy's play motivation 0:50:58 “Tick-tock” with Oliver — the first time live 0:53:35 The stay on “Tick-tock” — how to praise for holding 0:54:21 “Tick-tock” with Siri — going over the mistakes 0:56:00 “Wait” — how it differs from “Sit” 0:57:24 How to adapt the hand signal to each dog individually 0:58:04 “Bye-bye” — working it with two dogs 0:58:42 The second dog volunteers — praise or not 0:59:27 Wrapping up the livestream ✅ Subscribe to learn tricks the right way the first time! ✅ #dogtricks #dogtricktraining #teachyourdogtricks #ticktocktrick #trainingtwodogs #dogstay #dogoverarousal #livedogtraining #dogtrainer #ohmydog