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Oh that is a GOOD lil bub 🥹

Sometimes if my dog is giving me signals that he's uncomfortable with the weather or I'm afraid for their health, we'll do some games inside for exercise instead! I see no reason to force a dog to exercise in a way they're not ok with

Pro dog walker here. We love the rain. Everyone else stays in doors. We have the streets and parks to our selves. I love it so my pack loves it. Its usually the owners I have to convince.

Do you have any option on cooling dog jackets..do they work? I'm on My second but think the wet towel had more effect..am I being ripped off ? Reading bad reviews makes me mind over matter!!

My dog lives for walks to the park but if it's raining she won't budge from front door! .. throw a piece of ham or cheese into the garden I've cracked it everytime!!😊

Nanny dog

Wonderful advice.

Do you think comfort toys like anxiety relief otter is a good idea for a new puppy? . This toy breathes and has a heartbeat function

Recall is key with all beautiful breeds.

Hello, Could you please also do a review of the continental bulldog?

My English staffordshire bull terrier dog is everything but polite at the door! Never got mail for 6 months and wasn't told until i pulled the postman.. still cant get a takeaway not worth the agro! Shes slowing down now ..shit times!

By the way my 12 year old female English staffy dog still rubs her back in fox shit..bathing an adult English staffy dog is hard😮

These people have their small dogs off lead everyday..but shit themselves when they see my dog off lead in secluded parts of the park! Just because we have a specific looking breed of dog doesn't mean your dog is entitled..bullshit!

In the states it’s a law lmao

Some just want to complain to complain, pay them noine

I don’t know about where you are, but where I am it is Illegal, and you can get fined. In top of that you can get “strikes” on your lease if you are caught. After a certain amount of violations you can be facing evictions. Check your local laws, and your community regulations if you stay in an apartment, or a community living area

Why are dogs drawn to fox poo,,,madness 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

Funny video, nice! I stick to """my""" mudi. Almost as intelligent as their bigger brothers the collie, yet more fearless, and smaller so needing less food. Plus we already survived 1 apocalypse together, she was a pup and we were gorgeously going out for 3+ hours during Coronacaust lockdowns. ("""my""" as in, we found each other on the streets at 4 AM, just 6 weeks before the world turned mad....)

GSD are too noisy. too much barking. I would go with pitbull or staffy. smart, intelligent, loyal, powerfull, they can hunt. easy to carry if injured, need less food due to smaller size.

GSD are too noisy. too much barking. I would go with pitbull or staffy. smart, intelligent, loyal, powerfull.

I loved this! What a fun video concept. I think having something like a GSP or wolfhound would be helpful to hunt. I've met some that are excellent hunters

One of the best things we've done for our dogs is going to obedience schools together, so we learned the same structures and boundaries (as well as commands). Your comment about 'training the personality out' rings true, as we saw a noticeable dialling down of our first dog's character. However, she was a much better companion and a better citizen as a result. Dogs do respond positively to boundaries and rules, and every rescue we foster and adopt out gets the same routine given to the adopter. Works (almost) every time.

Much as I have loved my Staffies and Shepherds, in that situation I think I'd be inclined to go for a Bull Arab. Thanks for an entertaining video.

I have a JRT mix 50% pure jack with Westie and Yorkshire. He is brilliant on recall, great with my children and I would like to think he is clever. He is often quite relaxed but in the blink of an eye will run to exhaustion, chase balls, kill mice and stand off foxes. We have two pedigree dogs but he gets all the attention when we are out walking.🐶

I really like this style of video! I'm actually surprised exercise need wasn't lower though

I always thought that when I got too frail to manage a Stafford, my next dog would be a JRT. I think I may need to reconsider.

Great video thanks for sharing my jack is 10 years old and she loves to spend hours on the park and then we get home and play with my staffie and my boxer to

I completely agree! Some days I don't know what I would do without my dogs

Absolutely! Recall is so essential

It's so incredible how deeply our connection with these animals goes

I agree, the attitude we have has a huge impact on how our dogs behave. It sucks that you've had that experience. I've seen the "nervous" leash wraps etc be really helpful for some people who've had others just come up to their dog and try to pet it without asking. I had a person I was working with who had an adorable little dog who was VERY uncomfortable with people. The owner had some people downright ignore her saying "no, please don't come over, he's not friendly." The leash wrap helped make those situations happen less so they could work on their training!

That probably wouldn't protect someone from a butterfly landing on them

I have a jack Russell and she helps me to go out every day on the park if it wasn't for her I wouldn't bother going out thank you for sharing

I use one of those "nervous' leads/harnesses. Over the last two years, we've gotten our rescue from outright dog aggressive, to reactive, to now just nervous. Still doesn't stop some dog owners from wanting to have their dog come face to face because their dog 'is friendly'.

I had a rescue staff from 10 weeks old to 16 and a halve years and sadly lost him a year and a halve ago.My whole world has changed I miss him so much .He was my right hand little man.Cosmo will be for ever I my heart.Still some of his favourite things popping up out of the oddest places letting me know he is still here with me.

I of course meant oxytocin not OxyContin! 😅

Hello, We have earlier had a golden retriver and our second dog was a rhodesian ridgeback.Our ridgback passed away about 12 years ago. We have now gotten on a bit in age. What used to be a percfect match may no longer be so. I am now 64 years old and have retired. My partners is 9 years yonger than I am but she has problems with arms and shoulders. In my view, the ridgeback is still the best and the most beutiful dog in the world. But given our conditions, it may sadly no longer be the best fit. We have not yet decidede to get a new dog, but as I am now retired we have talked about it. The breeds we have discussed are, German pincher Staffordshire bullterrier Continental bulldog We are not high energy people. We will go on at least one 30-60 minutes walk each day as well as a few shorter potty breaks. In addition we will occasionally go on longer hikes. Probably several hours. If we get a new dog we would like it to be ok with our less active days but still manage to keep up on our more active days. We would like the dog to be protective and guard our house. I strongly believe that the german pincher will best fulfill that role. The main task of the dog would of course be to be a pet. Probably the staffy will be the best for that. We are a bit concerned that both the staffy and the german pincher will be a bit high in their energy level. Therefore we think that perhaps the continental bulldog is the best fit. I would appreciate your comments on most suitable breed. B.R, Anders

I took care of a St. Bernard for a while who had some pretty awful farts

Great video, awesome rundown!

I never would have thought about his without you suggesting it. It's so good to not have Baker just rushing out when we open the door!!

Great tips!

I agree, the timing is super important. Something I've found with some dogs is that if you see the other dog first, and you start to make a big deal, sort of like you're going "hooray, a dog!!" It can really help. It's basically counter-conditioning. I've done this with a good amount of clients with great success

So freaking true lol i own a staffy and i cant handle her anymore. This video explains it perfectly

Sounds like my my wee rescue staffy 😊🎉 best friend!!

I also listen to the same two songs over and over 😂

My 5 month staffy is funny he starts being naughty just for me to send him to bed within seconds he is snoring his little heart out 🤣🤣🤣

Am Staffy or English Staffy?

Thank you for getting the word out about this. As a dog trainer in the US, I'm always VERY skeptical of anyone who claims they want a protection dog or a "bite dog" as some people have called it. There's a lot of misunderstanding about protection dogs.

I have a 9 month old Staffy and she is the smartest most loving dog I've ever had, everyone in the neighborhood during our walks love her too. I live in Hawaii which the Pitbull is basically the State dog so nobody here freaks out about the bully breed.