Help! My Labrador Retriever Puppy Eats Trash When We Go Out! 

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Love it Stonnie and Eli! Something I'm always struggling with when walking my lab.

Stonnie i love your vids!!!! Ive been trying to find easy and free dog training and your the only channel who does it just right. Please keep uploading and keep up the good work!!

Stonnie I recently found your channel & I must say you’re the best dog trainer I’ve seen! Keep up the good work! Watching all the way from Trinidad and Tobago 😀🤙🏽

Yep my pup is always trying to get trash but I'm always watching Thank you Stonnie i love your channel

Thanks a lot, Stonnie, now everytime my kids see a Lab they say "I think that one's an English Chubby" 😂😂😂. Been watching all your videos in preparation for a Lab puppy (field breed). 😊

You sir, are amazing! I am so thankful for all of your informative videos. Learning so much for our soon to be charcoal pup! Thank you, thank you! 🙏

Hi Stoney!love your videos,practical and educational😊 My 6month old lab on our daily walk grabbed a plastic bag full of trash and swallowed at once!!!I was in shock!I already imagined him on vets table having an operation...terrible..but he is fine...nothing happened to him.But I needed to calm down...regards from Serbia😊

Great advice, thanks!

Dude,your videos amazing

Hey Stonnie, I love your videos and training style, it's amazing how focused and attentive you can get even really young pups. My black lab pup of 12-13 weeks is really smart and really excitable. He learns fast and we have taught him sit, down, go in your crate, fetch, touch, off, comes to his name, leave and wait - he knows what to do to get those treats, he's even walking quite well on leash too! There's still some parts we're trying to get out of his system though, I wonder if you can help point us in the right direction. 1. Petting and biting - he doesn't seem to like it that much at all, he nips alot if you touch him, although, with a treat in your hand he lets you do it, but if he's playing and you pet him, he sometimes bites - not hard and not really agressive, more like a play bite but he knows the petting stops when he does it and its like that's what he wants. He is making improvements where he doesn't bite our clothes or randomly play bite us as much, but I just want him to accept that fuss a little better, even if he doesn't like it that much! 2. When something really fascinates him, all that training goes out the window and not even treats get his attention, sometimes stuff left on the sofa like a remote. It's like he knows it's forbidden, but if he gets the opportunity he'll grab it and run away and doesn't listen. I try not to chase but it's really hard not to get him to run away with it even with a treat.

Great video, love your stuff. Could you do a video about how to do corrections when your pup makes mistakes or the owner makes mistakes. Like say your practice not grabbing trash in the home and yard but when you go to the next level he starts picking stuff up and making mistakes how do you correct them properly?

My pup hates trash, she gives it a dirty look before she attacks it, lol.

...sit around doing whatever bums do, leavin bum messes... Funniest thing I've heard in my whole life this year. Lmao.. Stoney your videos have been helping a shit-ton with my kangal mix. Thanx a bunch from Chatham, Ontario🇨🇦

They come out of the bushes. Hilarious!

Your videos r too good that some times i forget to hit like button....anyways thanks for educating us to be good dog owners...

As always, great video, great reminder! I'm often the one distracted, recently didn't notice my tall lab grabbing a hot dog off someone's plate as we walked by. :)

😂😂love your vids 😂😂bum camp 💕

I can't wait to get my pup and work him with your style of training

My jack russell is so fast that many times you wont even understand that he ate something :D This lab looks like slowmotion..

Thanks. Very helpful. My English is an always 💩 hunter, occasional 💩 eater (not her own) on walks. We tried bitter apple spray to dissuade her but eventually realized a dog that eats 💩 would probably accept a little bitter spray... she’s also incredibly fast and adept at finding it before we see it. Any tips on good technique to use in that scenario? Enjoying your videos from Oregon!

When you take your kids to Octoberfest, what kind of beer do they like?

My lab LOVES "Deer Skatt" ...lol

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Hi stonnie As many videos of yours I've watched not sure your thoughts on E collars ?

My dogs as big as the local deer .. so ... he’s not allowed in the park where the tourists litter 😹

YA its biggest problem.,

Wish my lab behaved like that

labrador is the most sustainable puppy. they eat everything. :-) and they are smart enough to not to eat while you are watching them. but they do once you are away.

Stonnie , you just hit on a problem I am having with my service dog. Remington is a really good looking dog so every where we go people want to talk to him or pet him. I always tell people that he is working and I'm sorry but you can't do that. How can I make him listen to me better and not everyone else that make noises at him or reach towards him? PLEASE HELP!

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My dog loves horse poop, she eats it and rolls in it.

My dog eats trash too :/

Lock the trash can Door ._.

Those "bums" could be homeless vets with PTSD