Dog Training Tip: Don’t Say ‘Stay’

Dog Training Tip: Don’t say ‘Stay’. www.sitmeanssit.com Hit yellow ‘subscribe’ button on right. Fred Hassen of Sit Means Sit Dog Training Franchise Inc, explains in this video how to get your dog much better by not using the command ‘Stay’. Fred explains that ‘Sit Means Sit’ and it…

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20 Responses to Dog Training Tip: Don’t Say ‘Stay’

  1. SMSPTCGA says:

    Good job Fred very good explanation!

  2. ChillyAndClover says:

    This is the first of your videos I have enjoyed and agree with!

  3. fredhassen says:

    Thanks for watching them all.

  4. mancuso68 says:

    Excellent explaination!

  5. sawbuc1964 says:

    This is the man! I am working with his system and it is fantastic!

  6. wellmannereddog says:

    Good video!

  7. MarvinVersteeg says:

    Great explaination… And, you crack me up!

  8. lovedbysweetie says:

    Fred , I am in the process of training a very young minded 4 year old rottie that you can see on my youtube. He is about 139 now after loosing some weight since I rescued him and he is just so very dopey and sweet. His name is Baby Bear LOL. I am so stupid , because i have him at a 25 foot sit & stay (bad me) and I so see exactly what you are saying about the sit means sit thing.

  9. lovedbysweetie says:

    PART 2

    I am now going to have to retrain myself too. being here in timbuck Maine where no one is really around to teach me I depend heavily on your videos, please make more, I adore your methods. xoxoxoxo

  10. Sabot46290 says:

    More people need to understand this. Since our first dog, we’ve never trained a “stay,” while in classes I hear “Stay, stay, don’t move, stay, stay!” It’s so intuitive to not need a stay command, but the concept is so ingrained now that people just use it all the time. Great video!

  11. PalmBeachSMS says:

    Great explanation

  12. DoxieWorld04 says:

    I’m in the class of Sit Means Sit and I have the sit command printed in my mind when I leave my dog I want him to stay. I have a Pit/ Shar-pei mix and he is very agressive against white fuffly dogs and in class I always say sit and stay, Darin tells me nope you tell your dog to sit it means sit not move around or lay down unless I tell him…. I am correcting myself when I say STAY.. Its a no no word in class now… Thanks for all your hard work in training me to train my dog!

  13. fredhassen says:

    Yes, Darin is very knowledgeable and has assisted me in seminars around the country. Keep up the good work!

  14. darkchilde26 says:

    I have a question. How do you train a submissive dog who submissive pees if you try to get him to do something he doesnt wanna do.like put him in a sit(ect.)If im trying to teach him and so I show him what i want , he pees.he is 6 months old.

  15. WARHAWKLEADER1 says:

    what happened to your voice?

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    Amazing! A mass blonde moment revealed.

  18. FORDEVR says:

    Ok Fred, I saw your video and it made good sense so I started doing it. One day I went to go into the basement and the dog was going to follow me. I went to say stay but caught myself, and stopped to think of the command I needed. I didn’t care if she roamed around on the main floor but she wasn’t allowed to come with me, so sit or down didn’t work. They know stay as “we have to stay on this floor.” Now I confused me so can you straighten me out.

  19. BeaKejsely says:

    you are smart!

  20. 177888899 says:

    love it

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