Dog's Separation Anxiety Results in Home Destruction! | It's Me or The Dog

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When his owners are away George has an odd behaviour where he empties drawers and cupboards!
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@byuftbl 2 года назад

I love that that she did not try to train it out of him to do what made him feel safe. Just gave him a healthy outlet to do it. Sometimes we try to overmanage our dogs behavior rather than letting them just be a dog and find solutions that work for both the human and the dog

@Eventide215 2 года назад

Yeah it's similar to how you'd manage anxiety in a human. You learn what the coping mechanisms are that they naturally have then focus more on the positives than the negatives. Learning how to shift their coping mechanisms into something more positive and healthy. You don't shame them for their coping mechanism no matter how weird it may be to you.

@byuftbl 2 года назад

@@Eventide215 totally agree!

@crosita1 2 года назад

YES I love this snippet especially!! You took away the bad side but left him able to do his thing so he can deal with his stress; great work Victoria!!! This poor pup needs more help than most of your clients. I hope he's had some vet attention too.

@PatricksCrazyPlace 2 года назад

This dog is a total sweetheart.

@anna1417 2 года назад

"To stop the dog from taking things out of the kitchen, close the kitchen door when you leave" And we need a dog behaviorist to tell us. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@kunolacarai 2 года назад

This is actually what a lot of consulting work consists of: Pointing out things that the client has missed. This is especially true with animal behavior.

@danielledewitt1 2 года назад

I bet he’d figure out how to open the kitchen door.

@anna1417 2 года назад

@@kunolacarai This is actually a lack of common sense. But as they say out there "Common sense is the least common of the senses."

@loc1976 2 года назад

I thought the same LOL

@EvelineUK 2 года назад

Why not 'baby proof' the cupboards? Seems a no-brainer is this happens so often.

@Midwitch88 2 года назад

This channel is my new addiction. Victoria is like Supernanny for the canine world 🤩

@laurenschenck5355 2 года назад

Awww such a adorable 🥰 dog

@vol6brianna 2 года назад

i actually am surprised at how simple this fix was because i thought that it was already obvious?

@kimlersue 2 года назад

It would be very easy to stop George doing these things...BUT....do it incorrectly and you simply create a new and probably worse habit! The point is to comfort George..improve his quality of life..and still get things in control

@ritavaswani8387 2 года назад

hey can we get more full episodes? 💫

@Burn2Ashe 2 года назад

I can't believe how long I've been watching this show.... holy cow..

@crystalclear6661 2 года назад

Oh sweet George what a gorgeous dog I have puppies 22 weeks and flies me around everywhere it’s so funny

@davidbrammiguel3766 2 года назад

Hello

@laurenschenck5355 2 года назад

Happy Saturday Victoria you rock! ❤️

@Miss207 2 года назад

Adorable 😊

@laurenschenck5355 2 года назад

I love your videos so much Victoria and you are so amazing wonderful 💗

@ryanfrisby7389 2 года назад

This was a great video! It definitely is better than chewing things but it’s still not good!😸

@TheQueenOfStupidity Год назад

That “omg look at my cozy toy closet” moment was so adorable 🥹

@horsewhisperer20394 3 месяца назад

I LOVE how you never recommend crates/cages when there are far BETTER alternatives, like this, for dogs like George. ❤❤❤ 🐶 🐶 🐶

@sannapinethunder8937 2 года назад

Omg i’m glad I caught this

@strenghsGirl 2 года назад

I think it is a good idea. The best she can do for the dog who is apparently stressed since years.

@superroblox7162 2 года назад

nice vid

@lucascoleman5454 2 года назад

Victoria Stilwell Singing When You're Big! From The Land Before Time The Time Of The Great Giving

@kristineolver3268 2 года назад

My dog does this too but not to this extent. He pulls the pots and pans out of the cupboard so he can get in it.

@mikaeel2644 2 года назад

@itsmya1028 2 года назад

First! I love your videos your so good with dogs! I have a husky and he used to be in a crate when he was younger but now he can roam the house when we’re out

@nykiasmith7404 2 года назад

My moms dog does the same will tear up her stuff and he won’t eat or drink anything if my mom goes anywhere

@georgiakelly9035 Год назад

yum thinking about your dog

@lucascoleman5454 2 года назад

Hi👋

@littlekitsune1 2 года назад

I don't usually support crating or confining animals, but in this case I would definitely have crated him until the problem was able to be resolved. He was getting into some pretty dangerous stuff.

@3l3n4Wh4t 2 года назад

I mean, they could've just closed the kitchen door or put some child locks on the closets with toxic stuff in them. The solution really wasn't that difficult to figure out.

@littlekitsune1 2 года назад

@@3l3n4Wh4t True.

@flyezilla 2 года назад

Many dogs with separation anxiety also have a confinement phobia. You need to be really careful with crating dogs with SA.

@littlekitsune1 2 года назад

@@flyezilla Yeah, that's why I said I'm not really for crating. I just meant as a last ditch move for his safety.

@Eventide215 2 года назад

Saying you don't support something then say you would definitely do it is hilariously contradicting. Crating/confining animals only causes *more* problems regardless of anything else. Yes he was getting into dangerous things, and that's easily solved. Crating him though would have created some insane phobias and make the anxiety even worse. Crating in general also destroys your bond with the animal.

@BVBGirl-3313 2 года назад

Follows her like a cat 🤣🤣🤣

@noidea123_ 2 года назад

Victoria I’m a huge fan if you’re reading this comment can you heart it pls

@ILikeKamekANormalAmount 2 года назад

My dog used to lick the couch cushions

@IrishHeart 2 года назад

reminds me of my autistic son with his sensory space ^.^

@juliacapuano2062 2 года назад

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

@davidbrammiguel3766 2 года назад

Hello

@katpurfect2592 2 года назад

My dream is 2 rescue the oldest dogs no 1 wants from kennels , give them a home in their last year's Got assessed and refused, b coz I live in a flat with no out door space. So I bought a puppy on gum tree, think it woz a puppy ring coz woz not with her mum. She is hippo sensitive, and hippo vigilant of bangs and hands on her head. She's better now with reassurance n love. So I guess I rescued a pup. A pup should not have had as many problems as she did. Ps. I'm out every day on park with her so didn't miss a garden.

@jocyvillarreal562 2 года назад

I hope you can see my text i have a problem with a husky i hope you can help me and i understand if you say no.

@siennacatherine35 2 года назад

Just crate him. They like crates. It’s less space to manage while you’re gone

@kunolacarai 2 года назад

The reason this obvious a fix was missed was because they were focused on changing their pet’s behavior, rather than their own.

@MrGamer-gh1zs 2 года назад

just use locks on doors

@maxinebulldog7095 2 года назад

I think it so im gonna say it.....no guidance and no structure an too much nurturing his nervousness🤷‍♀️

@khirsah666 2 года назад

Tell me you know nothing about canine psychology without telling me. Oh I find a better one: tell me you only learn about dogs from TV, without telling me you only learn about dogs from TV. There's books that have been around for decades. Read them.

@maxinebulldog7095 2 года назад

@@khirsah666 id like to think your comment is not directed at me.🤔 As with children we need to teach our dogs with balanced structure and guidance......straight from the moment we bring them home.

@maxinebulldog7095 2 года назад

@@christophermc2 i agree totaly, ive been a dog behaviourist for 10+ years an befor that training horses. The fundamentals of canine behaviour start with solid foundations of leadership from the getgo....they are not fur babies that need or want coddling. I have 2 boarboels and an american bulldog who enjoy being dogs, i have no issues with fireworks or anything because i didnt allow phobias to develop.

@emmaclowes693 2 года назад

What you do is tell your dog NO AND STAY . ITS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE

@valkyriedarquese 2 года назад

anxiety is more complex than just no and stay. This dog needed medication

@byuftbl 2 года назад

That also isn’t SCIENCE based. That doesn’t solve anything and it’s not productive. More discipline isn’t always or even usually the answer. We make our dogs just sit and stay way too often forgetting that they aren’t robots that have to perform our every whim perfectly. That makes for a miserable dog.

@didialtair4722 2 года назад

@@byuftbl i think that what emma clowes want to say is that you can teach this dog to NO take things in the kitchen because there are a diference betwen more discipline and no discipline(in this case ).dogs are not robot you are totaly right and too much discipline or rules are not the solution you are right too,but some limits or rules are for his safety and hapiness .as u can see in the video ,for this dog,no rules with no obedience make him very very anxious ..it s logical if he can do and take wathever he want when he want to take when the human are in the house i will do it more when there are out...but the trainers had to adapt to the owner so in this case vistoria did very well.sorry my english is not very good...

@khirsah666 2 года назад

@@didialtair4722 This is not a bad behavior we're talking about tho. This is serious psychological issue that dog is experiencing. It's canine equivalent of panic attacks. You can't solve it by saying sit, stay, no whatever. Dog will hurt themselves in that state of mind. They will bleed but still keep dong what hurts them like chewing. Some bite themselves. This is a psychological issue that you can't fix with a command.

@didialtair4722 2 года назад

@@khirsah666who s talking about a sit or a down command but a leave it or a " no" or out command...I m sorry but this psychological issue is the effect of the no rules home....and yes you can fix the fact that the dog can take something dangerous in the kitchen with a command . so because the dog need to chew he can take what he want when he want ,sorry in a house there are safety rules for everybody...in some case it s life saving🙏🏽.