How about realizing WHY your dog acts this way. Maybe that would help, then join reality . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z7l8x-eghq8.htmlsi=TG2CsfINLQB5InwE
3:42 just rescued an 8mos old border collie mix and found the 6' lead way too short to let her sprint and trot on an explore. Tried a 16' extendable and that's still too short. If we're out in a field and I've let her roam, I don't mind her popping off after a cricket or spider or bird and don't want her breaking her neck at the end of the lead. She doesn't pull at all on normal walks with the 6'. I'm not sure if she's ever worn a collar before but she taught herself to not pull after hitting the end of the lead a couple times. I guess this will be my next size up and work on longer recall.
In addition to all of these I’ve also played crate games with my dog and have made his crate “Disneyland” for him and he still barks and whines when I lock the door
Thank you for this. My 16 year old girl has cancer. Learned last week it has spread to her lungs and liver. She is suffering. I decided to do at home euthanasia next weekend. My heart is breaking. But it helps knowing what to expect. I am very sorry about your lose.
I’m working on step one 😅 I’m teaching her the look at me command because I’m too impatient to wait an hour for her to look at me unprompted. (I’m not kidding about how long it takes her to even slightly look my way when we’re outside)
Great job in getting the important points out to the public about the benefits of AAA/AAT (Animal Assisted Activity/Therapy). More qualified teams are needed as finally after so many years hospitals, schools, hospice, VA etc. are understanding the importance of this work. I have been in this field since 1996 (Pet Partner Volunteer with (5) different dogs, Pet Partner Team Evaluator and Classroom Instructor. More importantly I witnessed the benefits that Monica spoke about thousands of times as Director of the UCLA People Animal Connection (PAC) - I have seen people (children) wake up from being comatose and people with brain injuries and having stokes being told they would never walk or move certain body parts - do the opposite. I believe 100% that these wonderful outcomes have everything to do with the help of therapy team visits. Thank you for getting the “word” out. Jack Barron Jr. (www.therapydogs-nc.com
Thank you for this great video ! You have given me a couple of new ideas. My dog hunts for her kibble at dinner time and loves it ! We put her in her 'place' spot and tell her to wait, while we "hide" her kibble in various locations around the living room (we don't hide it in the dining room or kitchen because we don't want to encourage her to look for food in there or beg). Your video gives me ideas of helping with impulse control - she dashes under the table any time food is accidentally dropped. I want to practice this with her using her kibble at mealtime. Thanks Again !
its so so hard to use wipes on my 2 month old puppy!! hes so furry (hes a maltese) he keeps biting and i also have a lot of trouble in toilet training him
Every puppy I've ever had, I've gone through a period that very much feels like when i had post partum depression. This time I planned further ahead, planned better, and got set up better. A crate and a pen, washable floor mats and thoughtful toys, utube training videos...all of it helps. I think having a puppy is still draining and hard, but not as bad. I know it will pass. It will be worth it. I always thought I was alone in feeling like I'm slogging through the pupoy stage though!
To all you dingalings who think they know everything about pet owners who let animals sleep in the bed, just shut up. That's a huge favor you could do. I own 3 dogs and 2 cats, alongside foster dogs that i foster occasionally. My animals sleep with me in the bed. I have a california king size bed. So here's the little tidbit. My bed sheets get washed eveey weeknd, as does my house get a deep clean as well, every weekend. My floors are always swept, mopped, and steam cleaned. My cats have a self cleaning genie litter box with filters. My dogs and cats water fountain has filters as well. My dogs get a bath 3 times a month with deshedding shampoo and using a deshedding brush, as do the cats. They are always up to date on vaccinations every year. Take their preventitives every month. Orkin also treats my yard and house. My house doesn't ever stink. My animals are potty, house, and crate trained, as well has trained in basic commands. The house always is sanitized. I never run into any problems. The thing is, my animals are probably living their best life than people who think it's okay to have their dogs in crates and on chains outside. Dogs aren't wild animals like animals in the wild. They're domesticated, so they shouldn't be treated like wild animals. You can't keep up with pets and your house, you don't need pets and you might need to learn to clean your house. I'm pretty sure my dogs are cleaner than most people.
I love everything on this channel I always want to train my dog because sometimes things I just don’t know how to do it in this channel has helped me a lot
I love everything on this channel I always want to train my dog because sometimes things I just don’t know how to do it in this channel has helped me a lot
I love everything on this channel I always want to train my dog because sometimes things I just don’t know how to do it in this channel has helped me a lot
I love everything on this channel I always want to train my dog because sometimes things I just don’t know how to do it in this channel has helped me a lot
Nice. It is very good that you are not stressing out new dog parents telling them to do weird training to make a dog into a robot or they will ruin their lives . Good job man 👏
Many so-called "trainers" out there really enjoy power over methods, becoming little gods over dogs. It does a lot for their egos. They LOVE getting results (Look at what I did!) even if those results damage the dogs inwardly (much like a power over mom or dad does to their children, or an abusive spouse). "Results" are not the be all end all measurement. Fear produces results, damaging beings inwardly, but has NOTHING to do with love. Results from right relationship, this is always the way to go, which, admittedly, doesn't do much for the ego. It seems to me the ego and love (right relationship) are at odds with one another anyway. After all, many unhappy wives are VERY obedient to their power over jerky husbands, just as many messed up children are obedient to their power over jerky parents. Who is your dog really? Meeting them where they truly are, getting to know them deeply, are their needs getting met (inner and outer) based on who they are? Many, if not most, don't even try to look from this foundational place at all! News flash: The dog is NEVER EVER EVER the image in the human's head. That ridiculousness is just the ego again, the little "me" thinking it dictates what is and what is not. Let that nonsense go! Isn't all of this obvious?
