Uncontrollable Dogs Bark For Up To 40 Minutes | Full Episode | It's Me or the Dog 

That has to be the dumbest thing I have ever, hopefully you watched til the end.

They're more rude than "friendly." And their rudeness can be a safety issue, both for the dogs and the people.

I don’t appreciate little dogs jumping on me any more or less than big ones.

Not just recall. If you don't have complete obedience off the leash they need to stay on it. Any of my dogs can be in full force run towards something and if I tell them to get down they drop like a rock. If I tell them to come back the instantly obey. Bribery is very useful in getting what you want.

Couldn’t be more true. I went horse riding and my horse almost shattered a dog’s jaw because it started to bite and bark at my horses legs. The owners stood by and kept yelling at the dog but the dog wouldn’t listen. Had to learn the hard way.

Exactly! Plus a dog could still run around and stretch their legs… all the owner needs to do is purchase a long leash. I own a 50 foot leash that I’m using while I train my puppy with recall. My other two dogs listen to me, but he still has lots to learn. And I’d rather be in full control using a leash, rather than put him in potentially dangerous situations.

The dog isn’t a it

Not every dog on a lead wants a dog off lead running and jumping on them either. I have a nervous partiality sighted dog, and walked on .ead and having an uncontrolled dog flattening her is scary for her.

Said in the intro they went to training school 😂😂😂

They did go to puppy training, obviously that training wasn't particularly reinforced after they finished...

I know I love her shows

What kind of service dog is he of that’s ok?

Agree

How Cool 😎👍!!!!!!!!!

How did it go? ♡

I totally agree! I have a Great Pyrenees/ Saint Bernard mix. Big fluffy dogs are the BEST!!!

Don't forget you have to do a lot of brushing to keep their coats looking like this lol

@@m6666 lol, I'm well aware. But my type of dog is long haired, bernese or not, so it's a thing that I'll gladly live with. Luckily the hair blower saves lives 🤣

They are the most attention seeking and cuddly dogs I’ve ever met😂. We have one at our barn and he’s always asking for attention and he’s a big goofball! His daughter who’s a Bernese x leonberger is also the same.

Yeah, I think Victoria was taken with Yogi as was I. 😊

Thank you for stopping a car for them and making sure they’re safe ❤️ I’m happy to hear that they have a home and were just wandering the neighbourhood. I would never let my dogs roam the neighbourhood unattended, I don’t trust people, all it takes is one evil person who will see an opportunity to harm a dog who is without its owner. Thank you for being these two doggies’ guardian angel that day. ❤️

Depends if you get it from a good breeder or not

Also got to train them

They were originally used as draft dogs, so they have to have a little get up and go

A neighbor who lived behind and catty corner to me had one. She had a loud bark and would bark if the wind blew! But they made her go in pretty quickly if she did bark. I felt bad for her because they didn't walk her so she didn't get enough exercise. The fenced in yard didn't help since she barked and had to go back inside.

The dogs aren't really "misbehaving" they're just acting like dogs. All dogs need to be trained to know how to act politely around humans. No dog is born knowing it.

Me to

I know right!

And their paws, one has more brown in their paws than the other 😂

Bernese Mountain dogs are very easy to distinguish from eachother! Their markings are so unique! And I can tell, I grew up with these dogs.

I think it was propably included for people who arent as dog savy and would have a harder time telling them apart. But yeah, it is pretty easy to differentiate them.

I know I was like “what do you mean they look totally different.”

BAHAHAHHSH

Yeh maybe up to 1 YEAR

I also liked when Victoria was stroking Yogi and he was just like 😋😋

It's almost time. Join me brother

47 minutes lol (right now)

Me Too!!!! 😃👍

The music sells it. 😄

I understand the fear, but most of these dogs have been brought to the cities a long time ago. While their temperment remains the same, most of them are probably used to their enviroments by now. Especially when growing in them. Although it yes it still is important to properly socialise and take the dogs out and let them play properly.

Wow the chances of 1 Bangalorean reading a comment of another Bangalorean under a british dog whisperer's video.... Also, how's your cocker spaniel doing?

How’s training going? Hopefully it’s going well!😊

I hope training goes good for you

Maybe she’s motivated by belly rubs. There must be something

Me😳🤭

That’s what I was thinking.

Lady was my oldest brother dog she was a Rottweiler

Yes it is. The approach used depends on WHY the dog barks. A nervous dog needs to be reassured, while an excited dog needs to learn impulse control. In all situations only positive reinforcement should be used!

They let the dog off leash in a save environment for the show and for showing Victoria exactly how it happens. Also dogs don't understand privilege. As for the rest of what you say, the pure fact you go against what Victoria has said to do as a world-renown dog trainer/expert speaks volumes. You also have no idea how anxiety works whatsoever. Please go learn more about dogs and how to *properly* train them.

@@Eventide215 ah yes, for the show 🙃 case by case basis. Not one way to train, if it works for dog and human, then that's great. I explore many channels and sources, no harm in absorbing all possible approaches, forever a journey there is not one way to manage anxiety, in dogs or humans. Yes this is the way Victoria trains. Dogs may not understand "privileges" as we humans see them, but they understand reinforcement and that is precisely what they are and can be just as valuable as food, toys, affection for some dogs too. Giving too much to soon can allow rehearsal of unwanted behaviours, and build habits- so it can prevent that proactivey, especially from a young puppy. I use strategies like this with my clients regularly to modify behaviours as well- especially for those tough dogs that may lack motivation for other things. Never a one size fits all! And I may start with some ways she did, until other strategies are implemented of course. It doesn't show the entire process ongoing which I am sure was much more intricate.

@@joyfulk9services Again, the fact you literally went ahead to act as if you know something better than one of the best dog experts means I wouldn't ever dare hire you. There is actually harm in "absorbing all approaches" because *many* approaches are harmful. What you suggest is to put an anxious dog on a leash and force it to watch the other dog and how it interacts. You claim social learning, but what you're doing here is actually forcing an anxious dog to stay still which isn't good for anxiety. You're not defusing the situation you're just forcing the dog to stay there and not react. Your entire situation of what you said you'd do is absolutely horrible. You also mention "..leaves the anxious behaviour to fester for later" which again just shows off you know literally nothing about anxiety in dogs nor people. If you're going to name yourself "Joyful Dog Services", please go actually learn how to properly train a dog and to have joyful dogs. Not force an anxious dog into an anxiety-producing situation to try and force social learning. Oh and also yes there are many approaches you could do *correctly* for an anxious dog. The one Victoria used was one of the simplest since she doesn't just arrive alone.. it's her and a crew. Oh and social learning by the way only works on an inquisitive mind not an anxious one. An anxious mind isn't going to learn *anything* other than how to escape the situation.

i hope it is lol

it isnt. she has lined a bunch of episodes up, look at her channel. i wish it was a mistake.💀

@@kateat2 oh no🥲🥲🥲🥲

*moderator* That depends on why the dog is barking. It's very important to figure out the "why" behind the behavior first because every behavior has an emotion and a need behind it.

@@melissagoodman1833 I was walking her on the leash and she was just barking no one was around. And she barks when people come over. She doesn't act scared, but when she barks she lifts her head up on the barks and barks

I kinda relate, I cannot handle when my dog barks at all when people are over. He’s gotten better, but it’s something that makes me incredibly anxious and my legs start to shake really badly for no reason. It’s one of my only problems with him

@@ItzCornucopia If a dog barking gives either of you anxiety it sounds like you shouldn't have dogs or go get a hold of your anxiety..

@@Eventide215 it’s not as bad as it sounds, it’s mainly that I just can’t handle how he acts when people come over. In public he never barks, even when barked at (he’s my SDit, so he’s trained not to) but in his previous home he was never trained or socialized, and lived in a very secluded area, so he’s still learning what to do when people come over, I just get extremely stressed when people come over, and his bark or barks in the background really don’t help my anxiety in that kinda situation. Especially since I’m now 100% responsible for his training, and everyone used to blame me a lot when we first got him and he and I were still learning how to begin training at the time. Ig it’s just still fear of being judged as well ig 🤷‍♀️ I’m sorry for the long reply 😅

My little boy doesn't bark, but bc I'm always at the back of my house I could never hear if someone was at the front door. So I taught him to bark when someone's knocking, yes he gets excited but he stays on my heels while I'm going to the door and as soon as I open the door he stops barking.

A dog barking isn’t that bad

And exercise them.