Videos | Fort Wayne Dog Trainer | Obedience Dog Training

Name: Dog Psychology and Training Center
Address: 2233 Cimarron Pass, Fort Wayne, IN, 46815, US
Telephone: (260) 247-8732

Cash and Colby - Dog Reactivity - Day 1 vs Day 4 | BEFORE & AFTER
Doug Working on his Excitement / Reactivity at the Park with other People, Dogs, Cars, Bikes etc
Making little dog trainers - Vega does Stationing with Hendricks and Laila Cavalier and Pit Bull
Dog Training Tutorial Gone Wrong - 4 Year Old Sabotages Lesson with Malinois / German Shepherd Puppy
Puppy Recall - Mini Golden Doodle Outside with Chickens - Moose
Tips for getting Aggressive or Dangerous Dog Out of Crate
French Bulldog Crate Reactivity - Using Food Reward and Spray Bottle Correction "Corrective Reward"
George Holding Place Command in High Traffic Area - Transitional Spaces
Movie time with French Bulldog puppy holding a “Place” command. E Collar Training.

"Socialize" your dog to Sounds - so they aren't started later | Ninja blender - Golden Doodle Oakley
Reactive Dogs Together with Kids. Calm Outside | Aggressive/Reactive Dog Rehab
Giant Schnauzers (Siblings) Walk Nicely through Neighborhood with Bike and Stroller
Raider Helps with Training Doodle to Walk Nicely on a Leash... even when the cat runs by
Lily, Bella and Vega upstairs - Puppies with Babies
Puppies and kiddies | Bella and Lily Manners with the kids
Practicing with Anxious Dog “Make your head easy on the cot” - Otto
When and How to Stop Dogs Rough Play Using "Enough" - Lilly, June and Marley
Practical Use Case for “Stop” Command | Dog Training, German Shepherd Puppy

Bravo German Shepherd Practicing Down Command and Walking
DOG TRAINING TESTIMONIAL "Lucy" Black Lab / Golden Retriever Mix (Board and Train) -Simpsonville, SC
Puppies Looking Confused - Birdie and Higgins (Bernedoodles)
Confidence Building for Puppies with Birdie and Higgins - Bernedoodle Puppies
Jack Leo and Winston Learning “Auto Sit” Together Outside
Unedited Training Footage. German Shepherd Obedience Around Free Range Chickens - Bravo
Example of an appropriate response to Ecollar correction during play session - puppy ecollar
Teaching Calm Through Words and Massage w/ Leia the Doodle
Muzzle Conditioning and Calm Equipment Removal

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dog Training Videos

These are the questions we hear most often from families who find us through the video archive. For full program details, visit our FAQ page or contact us.

What kinds of dog training videos will I find on this page?

Our video archive covers both training tips and suggestions and cute, fun dog videos. You will see real sessions on reactivity, leash manners, place and stationing commands, recall, crate work, puppy socialization, confidence building, and calm behavior around kids, other dogs, and everyday distractions.

Are these videos of real client dogs or staged demonstrations?

They are real training footage. Many clips show before-and-after progress, unedited sessions, and dogs working through distractions such as other people, dogs, cars, bikes, chickens, and children.

Can I use these videos to train my own dog at home?

The videos are a helpful look at how we work, but they are not a substitute for a program built around your individual dog. If you want hands-on help, start with Puppy Training for dogs under 5 months old or Adult Training for dogs over 5 months old.

Do you cover reactivity, aggression, and anxiety in the videos?

Yes. Several clips show reactive and aggressive dog rehabilitation, anxious dogs learning to settle, and practical handling such as getting an aggressive or dangerous dog out of a crate and muzzle conditioning.

Do you show training equipment like e-collars in the videos?

Some videos show e-collar training, food rewards, and other tools in context, including how a dog should appropriately respond to a correction during a play session. Equipment is always matched to the individual dog and the goals of the family.

How do I get started with training for my own dog?

Watch the videos that match your situation, then reach out through our contact form or call (260) 247-8732. We serve Fort Wayne and the surrounding areas, including Aboite, Roanoke, New Haven, Arcola, Huntertown, and Leo-Cedarville.