Makoto Kai - Training Dog -jap- 【1080p × 720p】
Makoto Kai was born in Japan, where he grew up surrounded by dogs. His love for canines was evident from an early age, and he spent most of his childhood playing and caring for his family's pets. Kai's interest in dog behavior and psychology led him to study animal science and psychology in college. After completing his education, he began working with dogs professionally, starting as a dog trainer and behaviorist.
Understanding natural canine communication styles to prevent behavioral issues before they start. Key Techniques: Positive Reinforcement:
Forget the leash. For the first 30 days, you use a 10-foot cotton rope (not a retractable leash). You do not walk the dog; you walk with the dog. You allow the dog to make mistakes (pulling, sniffing), but you remain physically connected. When the dog pulls, you stop, exhale slowly (a low "Tssss"), and wait. You do not yank. The dog eventually learns that tension is unpleasant, not because of pain, but because it stops the journey. Makoto Kai - Training Dog -Jap-
A signature exercise where the handler stands with the dog in total silence, waiting for the dog to offer a "soft-eyed" glance. This eye contact marks the true beginning of the connection.
Unlike a clicker that marks a second, Makoto Kai uses a Mato —a small wooden disc or a rolled tatami mat. The dog is trained to touch the Mato with its nose. This becomes the anchor for all commands. "Sit" is not defined by posture; it is defined by the dog touching the Mato while sitting. This removes ambiguity. Makoto Kai was born in Japan, where he
If you were looking for literal dog training or martial arts under this name, there are several distinct entities: Makoto Kai Judo/Dojo : A martial arts school with locations such as Norwalk, CA
, the Kai Makoto philosophy is a modern approach that blends traditional Japanese discipline with positive reinforcement. Core Principles: Makoto (Sincerity): Borrowing from the Japanese principle of After completing his education, he began working with
Makoto Kai's training techniques are a blend of traditional Japanese methods and modern dog training practices. Some of the techniques he uses include:
