Australian Shepherd is Scaring off New Friends with Frightening Energy! | It's Me or The Dog

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Stains can't control his frantic energy when meeting new dogs and it's causing walks to devolve into constant confrontation! Can dog training expert Victoria Stilwell help him make friends again?
It's Me or the Dog USA Season 1 Episode 13
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@mhapriso 2 года назад

YES! Reactivity is NOT aggression.

@louissaganira2051 2 года назад

My girl is the same way..

@mhapriso 2 года назад

@@louissaganira2051 Same! My guy is Uber excited and wants to greet everyone. He also dislikes certain breeds off the bat - especially when leashed. But, he’s never attacked any dogs but he looks like he would when he dramatically pulls or barks. It’s hard!

@louissaganira2051 2 года назад

@@mhapriso exactly....but super friendly...this is why this is my favourite episode

@traceysouth1047 2 года назад

it can lead to aggression though , especially depending on dog it is reacting to

@nevmonfils4326 2 года назад

Reactivity CAN be due to aggression. Its not always due to aggression, but its very possible

@OfficialEntertainnmentHub 2 года назад

Props to stains's owner.due to his patience his dog changed fast

@zzizahacallar 2 года назад

Him and his wife seem like really cool owners. Gorgeous dog.

@kimlechman5856 2 года назад

Right?! That’s why this was one of the better episodes of the American version of the show, because he and his wife were very good dog owners. Sure, Shelby had issues with Peanut being super spoiled, but at least she was offended by being told she spoiled him like some have. And Stains was one of the best trained dogs on the show for sure

@nadia1573 2 года назад

Australian Shepherds are such smart dogs. Takes only a few tries for them to learn new things. Watching Stains is making me miss my old Aussie.

@purl2303 2 года назад

my aussiedor pup learned sit, stay, come, down, speak, shake, heel, leave it, let go, crate, in 2 months. I barely had to try

@stephvandykeozzy 2 года назад

At the pet resort, where I work, my boss has two Australian Shepherds that I saw one stay by her side while walking around. They’re a very smart breed.

@SoYulicious 2 года назад

Oh well, supposedly they are smart, but my 1-year-old is so damn stubborn, he won't do ANYTHING that's asked of him. Though he knows like everything.. we train and train him, us, with the trainer, and a bunch of spent money later he's seemibly getting only worse...

@purl2303 2 года назад

@@SoYulicious bring him to high distraction areas and re-train everything. Praise SUPER WELL for everything good, he’ll learn that whatever is distracting isn’t worth all that praise.

@elphaba71688 2 года назад

I have a Border Aussie. two such intelligent and active breeds in one dog makes for a handful. But I love my girl, and she is such a character. she has a similar reaction as stains, but more intense and is in response to both dogs and people. I actually think hers is bordering on aggression, though.

@kunolacarai 2 года назад

High-energy dogs like Stains can be either very good dogs or very bad dogs, depending on how well you handle their boredom. Give them something to do, and they’ll do it all day for you. Give them nothing to do, and they’ll find an outlet for all their energy and intelligence, not always a good one.

@Imsexysryurnot 2 года назад

That's why I appreciate my Goofy dog. Less effort. Make him do stuff for 5 minutes and 2 long walks a day and he's all set

@Ari2_cute 2 года назад

This is so true, I have a overly hyper boston terrier who I assumed had this "puppy energy" but here we are 3 1/2 years later and doctors want to dope her up on trazadone. Instead I walk her twice a day, play fetch with her, and give her tasks everyday and rewards. When we leave shes perfect and sleeps great. Giving her tasks and praise helps so much!!

@brookewhipple5570 2 года назад

Yes you need to do research on a dog like stains to see if he is the right dog for you lifestyle and things like that

@traceysouth1047 2 года назад

it's a working breed

@ilanimartinez8387 2 года назад

I completely agree I have an Aussie with the same issue as him and when he’s bored he will bark all day as a way of entertainment

@rivergaming2393 2 года назад

You can tell they really tried with stains and just needed a bit of help! Thats great

@sophieelsa7469 2 года назад

OMG I LOVE STAINS He's the one who made the gif of the dog staring in horror

@zalexie 2 года назад

cupcake dog

@williamriley-j4172 2 года назад

That dog was abused

@naowright9308 2 года назад

@@williamriley-j4172 I don't think that was the issue. He just gets a fixation on something and stares intensely.

@Acidfunkish 2 года назад

@@williamriley-j4172 🤦🏻‍♀️

@Eventide215 2 года назад

It's not even in horror. It's just him staring at the cupcakes and fixating on them. The dog I think of staring in horror is the one when they cut the dog cake.. that dog's reaction is horror lol

@Annimations 2 года назад

These are super smart dogs. If you don’t give them a job to do they will make one up. Our late Shepard decided his was to dig out of the yard and herd our elderly neighbors into a tight pack lol. We’d get a call like “hi yes, Tommy has tricked us into a circle again. Can you come get him?” We finally trained it out of him but it was kind of hilarious seeing 4 old people huddled in a circle. How did he get them? Old people in the south like to sit outside on the porch. He would charm the hell out of them or act like there was danger lassie like to lead them all into the road and then do the sheep circling until they were all practically hugging. Lol!

@homeandgardendiy6363 Год назад

That's a great story! 🤣

@MsNoPixel 2 года назад

For those who don’t know this episode is 10+ years old, it was originally released in 2009 so prob filmed around 2007/2008.

@dart763 2 года назад

thank you for telling me

@shartinyourheart 2 года назад

I REMEMBER THIS EPISODE. OMGGG

@ballzmckgee3167 Год назад

So he's prolly ded thanks for that smh..

@BabyfaceJaiyeBear Год назад

@@ballzmckgee3167 you must be fun at parties 😒🙄

@james-bryannaadams6928 2 года назад

I love stains. He cracks me up. His food obsession is hysterical.

@susansusan6612 2 года назад

These were good owners, Stains was already partially trained..... smart owners, smart doggo.

@Eventide215 2 года назад

In the full episode, Stains is definitely trained, but has a few issues. Mostly this and food. In general it's the impulse control Stains is lacking, but otherwise a great dog. Impulse control is something most owners forget to teach.

@brightskysims 2 года назад

It’s also difficult to teach, depending on dog and owner :D I have adhd, so managing my impulsivity and my dog‘s is… uh, hard. But possible! Watching Victoria as definitively helped me with that a lot. :)

@Eventide215 2 года назад

@@brightskysims At least having ADHD helps you understand just how bad it can be without impulse control. So if anything it really helps you teach impulse control to your dog so they don't have to feel the same.

@la1498 2 года назад

@@brightskysims I didn't expect to relate to a comment this much!😅 My boy knows all the tricks and is very well mannered, but lovessss other dogs so when he sees a friend even though he doesn't react like this dog it is impossible to get him to focus on me...

@fraanromo 2 года назад

same thing happens to me and my dog! He loooves other dogs, I taught him not to bark and lunge but now he just quietly stares or sits and it's super hard to get back his attention

@amazingalie 2 года назад

I am a big fan of this channel because it helps me learn about dogs

@Bear-form 2 года назад

Feminism channel.

@Janae2000 2 года назад

@@Bear-form you’re a sad person...

@Bear-form 2 года назад

@@Janae2000 You will never be equal.

@TheArtsyIdiot 2 года назад

Thats Amazing So Do I !

@malindarayallen 2 года назад

Stains is not only a dog, he's a dog lover.🐶💕

@FilmerOfBobcats 2 года назад

If Stains got 20 minutes of hard running or swimming twice each day he'd be a lot calmer already. The breed is bred to be high energy so they can go all day on a ranch. He needs an outlet. I have the son of a working trial champion. He is as energetic as you'd expect him to be. But he gets energetic frisbee sessions, gets to swim in a nearby pond, gets to take interesting walks in local parks. So when he's home, he's not a tightly wound spring. Without the exercise of body and mind he would be.

@michaelgauro 2 года назад

Exactly! Thank you for your expertise. Greetings from Germany

@dawnj2360 2 года назад

We always say a tired dog is a good dog.

@ayame316 2 месяца назад

Poor Stains!😂 He just wants more friends! He’s also my all time favorite dog on this show. Especially the part with the cupcake!😂

@tinavo1623 2 года назад

Daycare can helps with dogs like this. I couldn’t take my Australian Shepherd for walks because he would growled and lunged at any dogs and people he saw. I took him to dog parks ever since he was a puppy but he became aggressive when he reached maturity. A personal dog behavior trainer told me to try daycare. After 2 months of about 2 times per week daycare, he is super friendly with dogs and humans now. Too friendly, now he wants to play with every dogs he sees. He is a joy to walk and hike with now! Try out daycare.

@churchgir1 2 года назад

“Come, stains!”

@sage1441 2 года назад

I love your channel the techniques you use are harmless and they work perfectly I tried them on my friends dog 😂

@jasmijn-1419 2 года назад

Yeah they are really easy to use too, i learned my cat to sit😆

@sage1441 2 года назад

@@jasmijn-1419 🤣

@jenniferarbour8597 2 года назад

@@jasmijn-1419 WHAT?! you’re a warlord! An emperor.

@perfectlyok4608 2 года назад

@@jasmijn-1419 I’m definitely going to try teaching my cat to do tricks!

@randomstupidvideoscauseimb9950 2 года назад

I love that Victoria helps dogs and I wish that I do that too when I’m older! I hank you for making these videos!

@indybruggeman1293 4 месяца назад

Stains is so cute. His face is so funny and full of exitement.

@spacetaco048 4 месяца назад

I've had an aussie for a few months now and I have the same problem. Only problem is my situation is not as bad as Stain's situation, except for the fact that my dog could care less about treats 😓😓

@jillgerace7637 2 года назад

My Aussie fav game is flirt pole! She gets to use her heard drive. And then we also play hide and seek with a toy. So much fun!

@joshwhittier8669 2 года назад

Props to stains owner due to his patience his dog changed fast... Good day to you

@FilmerOfBobcats 2 года назад

Mine, also! I have a flirt pole in each hand to encourage him to let go of the one he catches in order to go after the next one!

@danielafigueroa528 2 года назад

I just got one for my Aussie but have trouble getting him engaged. Any suggestions??

@FilmerOfBobcats 2 года назад

@@danielafigueroa528 It's a matter of finding out what really turns him on, what gets his juices flowing. Many dogs love flirt poles, but not all of them. Might he like a ball better, or a frisbee? When I'm starting out a dog playing frisbee I throw ground rollers at first so he has an easy time running and grabbing without having to deal with something flying through the air.

@kristn6513 2 года назад

Nice owners. These people are trainable ✌️💙🐕

@riannahavora 2 года назад

This kind of reminds me of kids today. They sit in front of the video games and don't learn how to socialize face to face with other kids. It's along the same lines I think. If your child is rude and misbehaves when in social situations, they need clear boundaries and to get out more. It's also worth noting that if the human gets conditioned that the dog is going to do this, the human gets tense... dogs can sense this. It can fuel a dog to be like this. My aussie was very easy to tech fetch... and she loves it.

@patricia7606 Год назад

She's so brilliant!

@rianlynn3854 Год назад

Craig is so committed to Stains thats its really sweet and heartwarming to see.

@yuri-zq6pz 2 года назад

PLEASE I LOVE HOW THAT LITTLE DOG IS SO CALM

@crystalmaldonado6139 2 года назад

Victoria is a vampire I swear. She still looks the same from 18 years ago lol

@MsNoPixel 2 года назад

Well this episode was filmed 10+ years ago…

@Eventide215 2 года назад

If you watch the newer videos she has from people sending in clips of their animals, she looks a lot older. This is a clip from the show which was recorded like 12 years ago..

@naowright9308 2 года назад

This is the dog that would take food off the counter. He needed a lot of impulse training.

@shadowbanned6280 2 года назад

✨🦋Make more episodes pls 🦋✨

@SonicBoom0 2 года назад

They are.

@themamabearlife3339 2 года назад

Wonderful job as always Victoria!

@audreyhogancamp1239 2 года назад

That Samoyed dog though

@mariamabdelfattah6705 2 года назад

I love you i am a dog trainer i always use your tips

@joshwhittier8669 2 года назад

Props to stains owner due to his patience his dog changed fast... Good day to you

@keyoragraham5304 2 года назад

One of my favorite episodes

@laurabriese6829 2 года назад

Such a Beautiful Dog

@batphink2655 6 месяцев назад

We have a 12 week old Aussie and though we love him to bits he is SO cute, he is nearly unmanageable and we've had 5 other dogs with no problem.

@randisavage7847 2 года назад

I wanted to socialize my German shepherd as a puppy to avoid all of this so i took her to work with me every day. She did great at first, but a particularly terrible coworker ruined all of that by ignoring me and pissing off my dog on purpose because it was "cute and funny" when she growled and barked and got mad. I stopped taking her to work immediately but she's still reactive of strangers and at 70lbs no one thinks it's so cute anymore

@user-zm1ft3ob7t 11 месяцев назад

Maybe your coworker didn't want your dog at work.

@mistynorris6041 Год назад

I have a standard Aussie and mini Aussie and they are as different as night and day. King has always been laid back and mellow whereas Atlas is super hyper. It takes a lot of work with these breeds.

@just_hxpe 2 года назад

I love your videos I've learnt so much about dogs and now its kinda easy for me to train my dogs!🙂

@BrickGearRC 2 года назад

Victoria you are the best

@lexiea6112 2 года назад

im such a huge fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Alyssa-qc2it 2 года назад

Victoria is like some dog goddess 🐶💕

@dawnachurros9445 2 года назад

Two long daily walks and some fun training activities would fix this dogs energy level and make him a lot calmer. I've always had high energy dogs, they are really good for sports like bikejoring. A tired dog is a good dog.

@chanda-aime6388 2 года назад

I was on Victoria’s ig and saw they’re recording a new episode!!!!!

@mr.chubsthehamster2775 2 года назад

When I get older I want the same dog. I don't want it to be like that. I probably won't finish watching this I'll drop a like

@novocaine6405 2 года назад

Isn’t this the same couple that had that little dog? Peanut I think was his name?

@novocaine6405 2 года назад

I didn’t watch the whole thing before commenting 😂 I thought peanut died and they got another dog but nope he made an appearance

@brianriggin4560 2 года назад

Come Stains ! That's a good boy!

@chrissy93x Год назад

Stains is so cute he just needs some Guidance im sure his behaviour will change im thankful his owner has patience and see's the difference he is making

@intellectualrebel5340 2 года назад

7:18 is noone gonna comment on how cute this fuzzball is?

@edwrdawg 2 года назад

1:05 hehe oooolright

@katharinem9874 2 года назад

Stains!! My favourite! He's come so far

@coolpeace7376 2 года назад

Love u bro❤️❤️

@isabellescantlandlebel3510 2 года назад

This is so similar to my Aussie's behavior! He's much better now after a few months of having him (got him from a family at 16 months who rarely took him out) but he is still very reactive to other dogs and when he's in his excited state nothing will get his attention back, not even real chicken!

@shawnahipple7581 2 года назад

I love his name!

@stupid_genius 2 года назад

Hey.... I have a question... At what year was this video shooted?

@rocren6246 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.

@laurabriese6829 2 года назад

I love this 🐕 dog.

@GoatZilla 2 года назад

The other dog is liek, "What's wrong wit yo dog?!"

@ayanmehta7214 2 года назад

First best RU-vid channel

@rosemcgowan7740 2 года назад

Such a clever beautiful boy 😘

@SLTheOneAndAwesome19 2 года назад

My aunt had a blue Merle aussie that looked almost exactly like Stains (she was heterochromatic) She just passed away this year at 16. Aussies are so intelligent and beautiful. They're one of my favourite dog breeds.

@boboo2075 2 года назад

Same with my puppy ❤️

@aynour5947 2 года назад

Hi I think ur content is amazing u like read dogs minds:0

@liananicolerentas3333 2 года назад

this reminds me of my dog

@Snow_Sailor 2 года назад

Oh cool

@shauna7337 2 года назад

One of my dog does this she's getting better

@dianelee5722 2 года назад

My Aussie is not as lucky, we don't have friends with dogs that can help us with this kind of training🤣

@darkrandom9947 2 года назад

Boy this exactly what my dog does. very reactive. . He's sweet as pie but is very reacttive. I'm going to have to watch this agian make notes.

@blasterrockets 2 года назад

how much eps have we watched of shelby? 3 or 2 with peanut

@summerireland5362 2 года назад

My dog needs to be trained

@Merlintheaussie Год назад

We loves Stains, but he can be a feisty boy

@michaelmcmike8726 2 года назад

My dog is exactly the same.. She is reactive... I struggle with her.. She has two hours of outdoors a day but still so excited.. She is 10 months and I'm worried she won't ever have any doggy friends 😢

@susisonnenschein5069 2 года назад

we were so looking forward of getting a dog. After discovering this show i am scared 😱 to get one. 😢

@7kooklaid 2 года назад

i get that

@chantelleyvonne1648 2 года назад

Get a small bred. Large smart breeds are hard for 1st time owners

@themamabearlife3339 2 года назад

There's no need to be scared. There are a lot of great dogs out there needing a home. You can start with an older dog that is already trained, and just follow Victorias' advice, and you will be fine.

@kastanie7445 2 года назад

Don't get a small breed, they get beat up by large dogs, at least mine does :(

@brieandmick 2 года назад

there are a lot of great dogs I am an owner of dogs of 13 years I have not regretted getting my dogs at all I will say that small dogs can be harder to potty train if you decide to get a puppy

@davidsike734 Год назад

I found the cause is "the leash", our Aussies have a different temperament on a leash than when off leash (in a dog park with free running dogs). So don't think it's necessarily the dog's energy problem. In a free running dog park, they will interact with the other dogs and even play with them at times. The same behavior differences are apparent with strangers.

@tommysavage1342 7 месяцев назад

😂. About the only thing that works with my Aussie is letting him blast through an alfalfa field chasing gophers birds and butterflies for an hour or so then hes calm. I bet two days later that Aussie was back to his old habbits

@weedlebunz Месяц назад

Stains seems to want to say hi. But each approach varies.

@larabardot6836 2 года назад

What a beautiful dog and great owners!!💗

@ilanimartinez8387 2 года назад

I have an Aussie and he has the same issue as this one I have been using the same method of training and he has gotten so much better with this issue, he still reacts with cats a lot but with dogs he doesn’t barely react like he used to, also people think he’s aggressive when he barks non stop but it’s just him being a reactive dog and people don’t understand this so many people get scared of him unfortunately

@thebowandbullet 2 года назад

One of my favourite dogs on the show 😊

@MsASMARVEL 2 года назад

Its the cupcake dog!! :D

@nightlyoko626 2 года назад

Ah the meme doggo I love him

@gomezalejandrog 7 месяцев назад

Bro Stains has the mind of a labrador retriever. My dog would never bite other dogs, but she will literally charge at them or people.

@stini__b 2 года назад

oh no, why did they cut his beautiful coat?

@Acidfunkish 2 года назад

Even OTHER DOGS are getting his signals way wrong. 😳 He can't contain himself. LMAO, even when he's "calm" and focused, you can see his back legs just vibrating. He LITERALLY can't contain all of his energy. 😅

@abbyschoenrock4430 2 года назад

My aussie does the same thing

@nikkigallagher163 19 дней назад

What Stains sounds like to his owners while on a walk: lots of loud barking What he was really saying: Holy crap this is so much fun! A fence - my favourite thing! Grass - my favourite thing! A new place to pee - my favourite thing! Holy crap - potential new friends, my most favourite thing of all next to food! I must talk to them and sniff their butts NOW! This is the BEST DAY EVER! I hope I get to roll in mud and steal some food after this!

@Myraisins1 2 года назад

Stains: 👀

@KINGTHEYORKIE 2 года назад

Can she come to Texas to teach my yorkie not to bark -_-

@m4ryy987 2 года назад

Every yorkies bark My friends yorkie barked at me first but just teach them to accept it and eventually they’ll stop :)

@shadylady1503 2 года назад

@@m4ryy987 That's not true, my Yorkshire Terrier rarely barked. And if she barked it was because she really needed something. Every dog is unique even within a breed.

@TheMidnadarkness 2 года назад

I seen a full episode of this

@TruthTeller20242 2 года назад

I have 4 of them

@MrBobbo18 2 года назад

Put you between your dog and the thing scaring them. You are the protector and you will show that and tell them you don’t need their help.

@patOhara08 2 года назад

is this how my family feels when they take me outside & I get hyper then start goofing around 🙁

@nadineduncan8903 2 года назад

Stains is a beautiful looking dog and a very smart dog they have done so well with him with all there training. I wish I could take my dog to Victoria to get some help with a dog that wants to play with everyone he see’s because that’s what my dog wants to do all the time and for a pug he is so strong

@alyssapankiw1562 2 года назад

do you know wear a dog like that would be in canada penhold?

@paige5127 2 года назад

I really want an Aussie puppy. Do you have any tips for a puppy in general that might be helpful to a first time puppy owner P.s I’ve had to German Shepard’s

@RepublicTX 2 года назад

First time puppy owner? Don't get an Aussie! They're smart and athletic, and they need owners who are also smart, athletic and have lots of time to devote to training and keeping them physically and mentally busy. Since most of us don't have access to herds of sheep for our Aussies, think along the lines of activities like agility or flyball after one year of age. If you can do all that, then go for it.

@TheArtsyIdiot 2 года назад

Well You Should Probably Research The Breed First

@romytjuh7106 2 года назад

@@RepublicTX our first dog was an Aussie just do your research and be dedicated to train the puppy they are not hard at all to train tho

@romytjuh7106 2 года назад

@@RepublicTX also our Aussie does not herd nor does he do agility. We just walk like 6 hours each day and 2 times a week we go to the forest with a throwing arm and a lot of tennisballs and in general just walk. And he will sleep not hard at all

@RepublicTX 2 года назад

@@romytjuh7106 Yes, they're very smart and easy to train. The average person doesn't understand that over 6 hours a day of walking and playing are a necessity, nor do they intend to get off their butts to do it. Most dog owners I know don't even bother to train much less take their dogs on walks, and then wonder why they have so many behavior issues to deal with. My Aussie loves fetch too!

@randisavage7847 2 года назад

Lol stains

@meganw.8792 2 года назад

Awww love seeing another Sammy! 😍😍😍

@thadsfresh5096 2 года назад

He brought the slipper. Owner: "I was so impressed that he was able to do that". It tells a story of how the dog is so reactive and he pulls the leash during the walk so hard. They have no idea how to train a dog.