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Using my pup's fav toys for playing together has become so effective for the both of us.She is +10 weeks old and I get all her attention as soon as I say "wanna play?" and the most sweet thing is that her fav toys are actually handmade by me 🥺❤️ and more sweet: one of them is a plushie that I made with parts of the fav plushie of my old dog, who is now in heaven ✨
Good subject to address! Our pup is a very energetic 9 month Jack Russell/ Chihuahua mix that is quite demanding. We were advised when we got her that she would need at least 2 hours of vigorous activity every day, so we scheduled morning and evening play sessions and walks and added more as the dog wanted more attention. Rather than making sure she was confident we have now realized that we spoiled her with too much pup-centered activity. Parvo was a restricted in playing in the yard and meeting other dogs until she was almost 4 months. We don't have many places to go to socialize her but have worked very hard and consistently to get her to behave, without success. She pulls constantly on the leash now and seems to love rebellious behavior. She really is triggered easily into uncontrollable barking if anyone is near us or our house, barking in the back yard at any tiny sound the neighbors make. If we are right with her, she is beginning to control her bark slightly to the "Quiet" command but we have to be relentlessly consistent and she still gets out of control about 60% of the time. I'm in my 80's and I've never had a dog do this. It's very wearing, as dearly as we love her.
Sounds like you reinforce her behaviour. Begin again, taking it slow when you do things, keeping distance from all that is stimulating to her. Jack Russell are not lap dogs they're working dogs so they do have keen minds and we often neglect the MIND of the dog, and give WAY TOO MUCH exercise. You just end up with an overtired teenager. Using the mental energy of your dog well over 50% of time you spend directly with them will help. You can find group classes for adult dogs without basic training to attend. Work on ETIQUETTE.. door ETIQUETTE, expecting an act of obedience before every interaction. Often without realizing, owners are tue creation of the problem and are doing every to reinforce what they don't want. And you can't be a calm zen leader whe. Your frazzled exhausted and "putting up with, and trying to cope". You can start from scratch, with support. Have you always HAD jack Russell dogs is that why you chose this rather than say, a cavalier king charles?! Hopefully you're in a town or city where adult classes are run, or bought be able to engage a Veterinary Behaviourist if the issues are deep.
@@HumanimalChannel Thanks. No, have previously had cockers, cockapoo, lhasa mix. Have never had a dog this rambunctious and never had any trouble training one.. We got her from the shelter, tiny, so didn't know she had jack russell in her at first. Yes, I think in our effort to give her plenty of vigorous exercise, we probably have stimulated her too much. Cavalier King Charles - in our puppy class, one lady had one and said it was the most impossible dog she'd every had. Extremely cute. Thanks for your help. We will try to get her into another class soon.
I have a pup 6 days now ( he’s 10 weeks soon) and have done your crate training, the whining videos ectand showed my kids your videos. My 7yr old is loving all of them and can’t wait to try the training out. So I’ve come home with family so pup needs some attention and just did 40mins running up and down the lawn with him. Result I’ve hit 13k steps 👌🏽✅responds to his name now ✅ he brings toy back when I leave him off with it. Leash training next. Thanks for your videos. I might have a very clever pup or the training is very good. Either way I love being a new first dog owner.
Something that helped was a gate (or something that your puppy can reach by standing and then easily sitting back down or going back into standing. I just used a gate because it was something that he would approach often) and I cut small bits of a high value treat and put it on the gate and would tell him up and push the treat to where he could see it and then would get him to get down and tell him down. I did the until he started understanding up and down. He would get a little treat for every correct execution of a command. So when he jumps up to bit my clothes or something I tell him down and give a treat. Those two commands helped him learn how to stop and made stop/no click a bit better. Hope that helps
Thank you for yet another great video. I don’t have a puppy but after various life challenges that meant major setbacks when it came to training my dog, I’m trying to get back into everything again. He’s always gotten plenty of love and attention, but he needs more solid routines, boundaries, and fun mental stimulation to live his best life. Would love to see more videos on training adult dogs too if you guys feel like it! I want to take classes again but I experience there’s so much shame in having an “unruly” adult dog. I remember one time when someone praised us on our progress and then assumed my dog was a rescue dog. So I had to tell them no, I’m the one who let it get to the point it was at. I often feel like such a bad owner and then I feel even worse because I’m letting those feelings just make the situation worse by withdrawing from the crowd of people who could actually help, in fear of being judged. And round it goes in a downwards spiral. Anyway, I guess I’m venting about this here because I don’t know if I’m truly as alone as I feel in this or if it’s more that people don’t really talk about it. But I’m trying to (re)learn as much on my own as possible, so hopefully I’ll have the courage to join a dog training community near me again soon enough. Thanks for all the informative and inspiring videos to help. 🙏❤
Yes! I would love more training for adult dogs. My girl and I have similarly worked hard but had setbacks. I want to do a fresh start training focus with her. McCann videos are the best -- so trustworthy and compassionate! (Also fun! Training should be fun.) When I see the puppy videos, I always wonder if they apply to an older dog, or how to modify them for a grown up (who sometimes acts like a puppy!)🙃
As a dog trainer-in-training, I've noted to myself that a LOT of people will likely feel that way....(I know I used to!) and here's my input on all the stuff I realized about this fwiw: 1) Those unfamiliar with dogs don't know the struggle, and anyone who's had dogs totally gets it! And most basically? Everyone's WAY too preoccupied with their own problems to even think about it for more than a second, if that! 2) When we see people out walking dogs nicely at any given time, we're not thinking about the other 500 people inside their houses who AREN'T walking their dogs yet cuz they're on same boat as you!! CONFIRMATION BIAS at its finest and we’re well-served to remember that! 3) The dogs you DO see out and about behaving politely? Those are either owners with lots of experience, have done a ton of work with that dog, or someone else did before they got them. Most importantly, as the saying goes, " the more I know people, the more I love my dog" has become more relevant to me 😆🙄😳 Meaning- with the caveat that your dog isn't a danger to the public obviously- your work with your dog is much more important than what strangers we're likely to never see again think. Which would we regret more?: Not having worked on the relationship and well-being of our dog? or not having worried enough what strangers think of us...? Fyi, I was always the queen of self-consciousness but two things helped hugely: -Getting older - PRACTICING not caring (“fake it til you make it”) gets our brain used to thinking in new ways until it becomes real and a habit. Idk if any of this helped, but hope so, and press on finding people who can help you with your doggie!!! THAT’S what matters. 🥰
As someone who got my second GSD pup today. This is helpful!!! He is a lot more hyper than my service dog in training was.😂❤ Sniper is the most adorable ball of fluff and I cant wait to try this.
@@almaguerra9371 Puppies under 6 months of age shouldnt be doing any dort of strenuous activity, which includes running/jogging or going on long walks.
@theirmom4723 No? Where did I say that💀 I said puppies shouldn't be doing any strenuous activities. It's bad for their joints in the long run and increases risks of arthritis and joint problems.
Just a reminder, be careful that the long leash can't catch on anything. You did, of course, with a smooth tree. Thanks for a great exercise! I have a high-drive one-year-old rescue.
I am BAFFLED as to how this puppy is so focused. My 11 week Portuguese Water Dog gets OBSESSED with the ground. No matter what toy or treat I try and use as incentive, he only wants to eat the ground. Every leaf, rock, acorn, multichannel etc… I am struggling so much outside as nothing seems to be more valuable than the ground. 😥
Thank you! Having just brought home a 9 week old Brittany that is next level hyper these tips have come at a great time. Edit: just gave it a go today with a bit of deer hide as the tugtoy as she was entering her psycho zone, 5 repetitions in the sun, a big drink of water and a pee and she's resting about to have a nap, this is a game changer, thank you so much.
I'd love to see more videos with small breed puppies! We said goodbye our 12 year old GSD this year and I'm getting a small breed puppy for the first time since I was in first grade. I'd love to see if there are any more differences in training them vs larger breeds that wasn't mentioned in your last small breed video :)
Love this! Reminds me of toy I made when I was fostering three 8 week old puppies. I foster failed on the girl and it is still out favorite toy ever! I cut off the metal part of an old leash and tied it to a donut plush squeaky toy. We plug tug and come with it and it wipes her out. I actually think I got the idea from one of your videos on exercising your dogs inside. She is a American Foxhound Australian Shepherd mix so she has a lot of energy to burn
My 4 mo old aussie doodles is obsessed with tug of war and fetch, i messed up not using seperate toys but have now done this. She growls like MAD at tug of war, i read its normal sign of loving playing with me doing it. She will literally put tug toy in my hand with a short lets play growl and off we go. I was nervous her growling when playing was aggresive but its not.
Thank you for this😭. Our first dog is not interested in everything and very calm. The hardest part in training him is finding different treats and toys every week. Our second dog, however, is interested in everything and will not pay attention to the same thing for longer than 5 seconds. I do my best to train them since there’s a lot of misinformation about their breed (american bully and pitbull) and they are my first dogs. The first dog is very well-behaved now but the 2nd is only behaved when asleep.
My Miller has been doing tug of war with me all day . Lol 😊😂😂 he is a energizer bunny. No matter how long I play and how much we play he just keep running.
I was wondering why your not supose to shake the rope back and forth when you play tug? We just got an eight week old mini Australian Shepherd and I’ve been watching your videos for the last three weeks straight so I can train her thank you so much for all your content!
I’ve noticed that if I hype my pup up (he’s 3 months old) he goes straight for my ankles and starts biting and play growling HARD, if I try stop him he starts jumping and nipping and barking, if I just stay still and softly say “no” he eventually stops, but it hurts so much… will he eventually grow out of it? Or should I worry?
Our girl Gracie she’s almost 6 months super dang hyper as in zoomies in the yard for a hour hyper. Including jumping up and off the trampoline and skateboarding. Oh she’s also an Olde English Bulldog.
Mine will literally run into the wall repeatedly to get a point across. I’m talking straight up body slams my wall, I’ve had family members come in concerned I was in a fist fight with someone only to see my pup literally running, body slamming and repeating
How long is this toy, I can't find it in the shop..? How long should a leash for a Labrador Retriever puppy should be like here and how long a home leash? Is the color important, which colors can they see (I heard, dogs can see just 3 colors and then the rest black, grey, white)?
A tip that worked great for me (but take it with a big pinch of salt) is getting a second puppy. The first one was smart, obedient and loving, but he was extremely intense. He became completely bonkers around other dogs and was way too demanding of attention. We tried almost everything until my dad told me how the second puppy changed their dog (similar situation). So we took the chance and it worked wonders. The first one is still intense, but he's much happier and calm, he even smiles a lot more now. He wasn't demanding for lack of training or attention, he was just lonely. BUT, and it's a big but, do your homework and ask around before you do that. A second puppy requires work. I found that it's harder to find time to train them and the first one is a bit less obedient (more distracted), the little one is smaller (a small dachshund) than the first (a border collie) so we have to beware they don't hurt each other. It's not a decision to take lightly and you have to KNOW how your puppy feels before getting a second one. Now, if you did all the work and decide to get one, it's a great way for them to be accompanied when you leave them alone or when you can't be with them, and they have someone to play and be dogs with.
Hey there! We just uploaded a new video about how to get your dog excited to learn and motivated by food. Check it out: ua-cam.com/video/6zNdxFEPRBk/v-deo.html
Hi! I have a new 8 week old beagle/mini aussie and am looking for some advice! 🙋♀What should I do if I put her in her crate, she sees me, whines, I correct her with a "quiet" so she becomes calm and quiet but when I praise her "good quiet" after 30 seconds of being quiet she almost gets excited that I'm praising her and starts whining/barking all over again? 😕
Are you saying "good" for being quiet in a calm tone? Definitely don't say it in an upbeat tone (upbeat praise for activities you want them to get more excited about and very calm quiet simple praise for lower energy behaviors...).
Im getting a new German shepherd puppy just after Christmas, he will be 8 weeks old. My work schedule is not normal. I leave at 4:45 am but after that I’m pretty flexible. I can come home every 2 or 3 hours. But I usually go to bed around 7-8 pm I’m usually up for good by 2 am . Any suggestions on potty training ?
@@McCannDogs thanks, it’s going to be my first puppy at 8 weeks when it comes home. My last three GSD were about 9 months old. I subscribed to your channel , I’ve watched quite a few of your vlogs. They’ve been very helpful
You're amazing but I have a problem with little things you do I'm disabled and I'm in a wheelchair 👩🦼 so hubby walks my dog Moo 3x a day and her food but the rest is my problem and she has bn unwell the last 2 days so no treats at all and she has stopped listening to me can something of happened I've not seen or is it she can't smell nice bit's we have a nighttime routine and yes she sleeps IN MY BED but Moo has always slept in my bed with me we cuddle up together and she'll not move until hubby asks her Walkies and she'll get down so gently she's always bn gently gently with me and nuts for every one else there is a 4 sec video of her doing zoomies 😆.
Now it's time to look at the big picture for your puppy training plan: ua-cam.com/play/PL7BBgLulherlw2_EZo_fBiyQLIUexbAtc.html
Happy Training!
Using my pup's fav toys for playing together has become so effective for the both of us.She is +10 weeks old and I get all her attention as soon as I say "wanna play?"
and the most sweet thing is that her fav toys are actually handmade by me 🥺❤️ and more sweet: one of them is a plushie that I made with parts of the fav plushie of my old dog, who is now in heaven ✨
That is so sweet 🥺
@@daisi_winch thank you ❤️
Good subject to address! Our pup is a very energetic 9 month Jack Russell/ Chihuahua mix that is quite demanding. We were advised when we got her that she would need at least 2 hours of vigorous activity every day, so we scheduled morning and evening play sessions and walks and added more as the dog wanted more attention. Rather than making sure she was confident we have now realized that we spoiled her with too much pup-centered activity. Parvo was a restricted in playing in the yard and meeting other dogs until she was almost 4 months. We don't have many places to go to socialize her but have worked very hard and consistently to get her to behave, without success. She pulls constantly on the leash now and seems to love rebellious behavior. She really is triggered easily into uncontrollable barking if anyone is near us or our house, barking in the back yard at any tiny sound the neighbors make. If we are right with her, she is beginning to control her bark slightly to the "Quiet" command but we have to be relentlessly consistent and she still gets out of control about 60% of the time. I'm in my 80's and I've never had a dog do this. It's very wearing, as dearly as we love her.
Sounds like you reinforce her behaviour.
Begin again, taking it slow when you do things, keeping distance from all that is stimulating to her.
Jack Russell are not lap dogs they're working dogs so they do have keen minds and we often neglect the MIND of the dog, and give WAY TOO MUCH exercise. You just end up with an overtired teenager.
Using the mental energy of your dog well over 50% of time you spend directly with them will help. You can find group classes for adult dogs without basic training to attend. Work on ETIQUETTE.. door ETIQUETTE, expecting an act of obedience before every interaction.
Often without realizing, owners are tue creation of the problem and are doing every to reinforce what they don't want. And you can't be a calm zen leader whe. Your frazzled exhausted and "putting up with, and trying to cope".
You can start from scratch, with support.
Have you always HAD jack Russell dogs is that why you chose this rather than say, a cavalier king charles?!
Hopefully you're in a town or city where adult classes are run, or bought be able to engage a Veterinary Behaviourist if the issues are deep.
Mental stimulation for 10 - 20 mins "tires" a pup as much as an hour or two of physical exercise. And your bond grows, too
@@HumanimalChannel Thanks. No, have previously had cockers, cockapoo, lhasa mix. Have never had a dog this rambunctious and never had any trouble training one.. We got her from the shelter, tiny, so didn't know she had jack russell in her at first. Yes, I think in our effort to give her plenty of vigorous exercise, we probably have stimulated her too much. Cavalier King Charles - in our puppy class, one lady had one and said it was the most impossible dog she'd every had. Extremely cute. Thanks for your help. We will try to get her into another class soon.
I have a pup 6 days now ( he’s 10 weeks soon) and have done your crate training, the whining videos ectand showed my kids your videos. My 7yr old is loving all of them and can’t wait to try the training out.
So I’ve come home with family so pup needs some attention and just did 40mins running up and down the lawn with him. Result I’ve hit 13k steps 👌🏽✅responds to his name now ✅ he brings toy back when I leave him off with it. Leash training next. Thanks for your videos. I might have a very clever pup or the training is very good. Either way I love being a new first dog owner.
Sounds GREAT! Thanks for watching and commenting! Don't forget to subscribe and click that 🔔
Happy Training!
~Dan
This was really great. I’ll be trying with my puppy today. Thanks for the simple instructions, I don’t feel like it’ll be overly complicated.
What do you do when your pup jumps up and bites your hand off.
Sounds familiar
Something that helped was a gate (or something that your puppy can reach by standing and then easily sitting back down or going back into standing. I just used a gate because it was something that he would approach often) and I cut small bits of a high value treat and put it on the gate and would tell him up and push the treat to where he could see it and then would get him to get down and tell him down. I did the until he started understanding up and down. He would get a little treat for every correct execution of a command. So when he jumps up to bit my clothes or something I tell him down and give a treat. Those two commands helped him learn how to stop and made stop/no click a bit better. Hope that helps
My Samantha bites my Ankles but she is so hipper
This Chanel has a whole playlist for puppy biting, you can check it out
@@favordog201112 I'm going to try this out! Thank you!
Thank you for yet another great video. I don’t have a puppy but after various life challenges that meant major setbacks when it came to training my dog, I’m trying to get back into everything again. He’s always gotten plenty of love and attention, but he needs more solid routines, boundaries, and fun mental stimulation to live his best life. Would love to see more videos on training adult dogs too if you guys feel like it! I want to take classes again but I experience there’s so much shame in having an “unruly” adult dog. I remember one time when someone praised us on our progress and then assumed my dog was a rescue dog. So I had to tell them no, I’m the one who let it get to the point it was at.
I often feel like such a bad owner and then I feel even worse because I’m letting those feelings just make the situation worse by withdrawing from the crowd of people who could actually help, in fear of being judged. And round it goes in a downwards spiral. Anyway, I guess I’m venting about this here because I don’t know if I’m truly as alone as I feel in this or if it’s more that people don’t really talk about it.
But I’m trying to (re)learn as much on my own as possible, so hopefully I’ll have the courage to join a dog training community near me again soon enough. Thanks for all the informative and inspiring videos to help. 🙏❤
Yes! I would love more training for adult dogs. My girl and I have similarly worked hard but had setbacks. I want to do a fresh start training focus with her. McCann videos are the best -- so trustworthy and compassionate! (Also fun! Training should be fun.) When I see the puppy videos, I always wonder if they apply to an older dog, or how to modify them for a grown up (who sometimes acts like a puppy!)🙃
As a dog trainer-in-training, I've noted to myself that a LOT of people will likely feel that way....(I know I used to!) and here's my input on all the stuff I realized about this fwiw:
1) Those unfamiliar with dogs don't know the struggle, and anyone who's had dogs totally gets it! And most basically? Everyone's WAY too preoccupied with their own problems to even think about it for more than a second, if that!
2) When we see people out walking dogs nicely at any given time, we're not thinking about the other 500 people inside their houses who AREN'T walking their dogs yet cuz they're on same boat as you!! CONFIRMATION BIAS at its finest and we’re well-served to remember that!
3) The dogs you DO see out and about behaving politely? Those are either owners with lots of experience, have done a ton of work with that dog, or someone else did before they got them.
Most importantly, as the saying goes, " the more I know people, the more I love my dog" has become more relevant to me 😆🙄😳 Meaning- with the caveat that your dog isn't a danger to the public obviously- your work with your dog is much more important than what strangers we're likely to never see again think.
Which would we regret more?: Not having worked on the relationship and well-being of our dog? or not having worried enough what strangers think of us...?
Fyi, I was always the queen of self-consciousness but two things helped hugely:
-Getting older
- PRACTICING not caring (“fake it til you make it”) gets our brain used to thinking in new ways until it becomes real and a habit.
Idk if any of this helped, but hope so, and press on finding people who can help you with your doggie!!! THAT’S what matters. 🥰
As someone who got my second GSD pup today. This is helpful!!! He is a lot more hyper than my service dog in training was.😂❤ Sniper is the most adorable ball of fluff and I cant wait to try this.
Take the dog outside and run with him, it works for me…. And she gets tired 🥱
@@almaguerra9371 Puppies under 6 months of age shouldnt be doing any dort of strenuous activity, which includes running/jogging or going on long walks.
@@southafricanserviceshepher5014 So you are saying Puppies shouldn't run around and play?
@theirmom4723 No? Where did I say that💀 I said puppies shouldn't be doing any strenuous activities. It's bad for their joints in the long run and increases risks of arthritis and joint problems.
Thanks so much for all y’all do and all of the info you provide to the general public. Your insight is super helpful and much appreciated!
Just a reminder, be careful that the long leash can't catch on anything. You did, of course, with a smooth tree.
Thanks for a great exercise! I have a high-drive one-year-old rescue.
I am BAFFLED as to how this puppy is so focused. My 11 week Portuguese Water Dog gets OBSESSED with the ground. No matter what toy or treat I try and use as incentive, he only wants to eat the ground. Every leaf, rock, acorn, multichannel etc… I am struggling so much outside as nothing seems to be more valuable than the ground. 😥
I have a 10week old spanish water dog and she has problem focusing on me too, she wants to eat leaves and grass
My portuguese podengo is the same!
My mutt too
Thank you! Having just brought home a 9 week old Brittany that is next level hyper these tips have come at a great time.
Edit: just gave it a go today with a bit of deer hide as the tugtoy as she was entering her psycho zone, 5 repetitions in the sun, a big drink of water and a pee and she's resting about to have a nap, this is a game changer, thank you so much.
I love your boing sound when the puppy jumps 😍
I'd love to see more videos with small breed puppies! We said goodbye our 12 year old GSD this year and I'm getting a small breed puppy for the first time since I was in first grade. I'd love to see if there are any more differences in training them vs larger breeds that wasn't mentioned in your last small breed video :)
Love this! Reminds me of toy I made when I was fostering three 8 week old puppies. I foster failed on the girl and it is still out favorite toy ever! I cut off the metal part of an old leash and tied it to a donut plush squeaky toy. We plug tug and come with it and it wipes her out. I actually think I got the idea from one of your videos on exercising your dogs inside. She is a American Foxhound Australian Shepherd mix so she has a lot of energy to burn
My 4 mo old aussie doodles is obsessed with tug of war and fetch, i messed up not using seperate toys but have now done this. She growls like MAD at tug of war, i read its normal sign of loving playing with me doing it. She will literally put tug toy in my hand with a short lets play growl and off we go. I was nervous her growling when playing was aggresive but its not.
Thank you for this😭. Our first dog is not interested in everything and very calm. The hardest part in training him is finding different treats and toys every week. Our second dog, however, is interested in everything and will not pay attention to the same thing for longer than 5 seconds. I do my best to train them since there’s a lot of misinformation about their breed (american bully and pitbull) and they are my first dogs. The first dog is very well-behaved now but the 2nd is only behaved when asleep.
I love your videos! I recommend them to all my dog owning family and friends!!
Thanks for all the love and support!
Happy Training!
~Dan
Awesome channel and spot on!
Oh you dropped this video at the riiiight time thank you soooo much
Thanks for watching and commenting! Don't forget to subscribe and click that 🔔
Happy Training!
~Dan
My Miller has been doing tug of war with me all day . Lol 😊😂😂 he is a energizer bunny. No matter how long I play and how much we play he just keep running.
Love the channel❤
I was wondering why your not supose to shake the rope back and forth when you play tug? We just got an eight week old mini Australian Shepherd and I’ve been watching your videos for the last three weeks straight so I can train her thank you so much for all your content!
I’ve noticed that if I hype my pup up (he’s 3 months old) he goes straight for my ankles and starts biting and play growling HARD, if I try stop him he starts jumping and nipping and barking, if I just stay still and softly say “no” he eventually stops, but it hurts so much… will he eventually grow out of it? Or should I worry?
Same issue with my 10 week old pup.
Our girl Gracie she’s almost 6 months super dang hyper as in zoomies in the yard for a hour hyper. Including jumping up and off the trampoline and skateboarding. Oh she’s also an Olde English Bulldog.
Mine will literally run into the wall repeatedly to get a point across. I’m talking straight up body slams my wall, I’ve had family members come in concerned I was in a fist fight with someone only to see my pup literally running, body slamming and repeating
My female pup can do this for hours without getting tired. Nutcase she is 😅❤️
Mine is the same! Aargh!
How long is this toy, I can't find it in the shop..?
How long should a leash for a Labrador Retriever puppy should be like here and how long a home leash?
Is the color important, which colors can they see (I heard, dogs can see just 3 colors and then the rest black, grey, white)?
How you gonna correct a puppy/dog if they don't make mistakes?
Tan pronto como mi perro esté vacunado estaré todo el día en el parque jugando a esto porque es super activo.
Nice video ty
A tip that worked great for me (but take it with a big pinch of salt) is getting a second puppy. The first one was smart, obedient and loving, but he was extremely intense. He became completely bonkers around other dogs and was way too demanding of attention.
We tried almost everything until my dad told me how the second puppy changed their dog (similar situation). So we took the chance and it worked wonders. The first one is still intense, but he's much happier and calm, he even smiles a lot more now. He wasn't demanding for lack of training or attention, he was just lonely.
BUT, and it's a big but, do your homework and ask around before you do that. A second puppy requires work. I found that it's harder to find time to train them and the first one is a bit less obedient (more distracted), the little one is smaller (a small dachshund) than the first (a border collie) so we have to beware they don't hurt each other.
It's not a decision to take lightly and you have to KNOW how your puppy feels before getting a second one. Now, if you did all the work and decide to get one, it's a great way for them to be accompanied when you leave them alone or when you can't be with them, and they have someone to play and be dogs with.
I don't see the link for the other video she referred to at the end of this.
I love your voice.
What do you do when your puppy doesn't want food ??
Hey there! We just uploaded a new video about how to get your dog excited to learn and motivated by food. Check it out: ua-cam.com/video/6zNdxFEPRBk/v-deo.html
Hi! I have a new 8 week old beagle/mini aussie and am looking for some advice! 🙋♀What should I do if I put her in her crate, she sees me, whines, I correct her with a "quiet" so she becomes calm and quiet but when I praise her "good quiet" after 30 seconds of being quiet she almost gets excited that I'm praising her and starts whining/barking all over again? 😕
Are you saying "good" for being quiet in a calm tone? Definitely don't say it in an upbeat tone (upbeat praise for activities you want them to get more excited about and very calm quiet simple praise for lower energy behaviors...).
What would you recommend if your puppy is more intrestrd in biting your hands instead of the toy?
Hi there Aimee! This will help: Trying To Stop Puppy Biting? Forget What You've Been Told..
ua-cam.com/video/Z6A_j37luSw/v-deo.html
Happy Training!
Any modification ideas for people with bad knees that can’t run??
where would I adopt a dog from a breeder? im currently in Ontario
Can that rug toy be used on a small chihuahua?
You also have to be careful with only associating yourself with playing. You need to make sure your puppy has boundaries.
continue to watch their training sessions...you will find they properly teach you how to teach the pup boundaries.
how many minutes should you do this a day ?
Enjoying your videos. What is the tug toy made of??
I think it's fleece
@@georgeecabert1549 thank you
What if u live in an environment where u can’t escape distractions? 😢 what doI do? 😩
Im afraid i don t have that much energy to tug,run backwards or even act that perky!. I need the senior training..( ;
Im getting a new German shepherd puppy just after Christmas, he will be 8 weeks old. My work schedule is not normal. I leave at 4:45 am but after that I’m pretty flexible. I can come home every 2 or 3 hours. But I usually go to bed around 7-8 pm I’m usually up for good by 2 am . Any suggestions on potty training ?
Hey Thomas, here is a COMPLETE GUIDE For Puppy Potty Training! ua-cam.com/video/e5xoq6tbwCM/v-deo.html
Happy Training!
~Dan
@@McCannDogs thanks, it’s going to be my first puppy at 8 weeks when it comes home. My last three GSD were about 9 months old.
I subscribed to your channel , I’ve watched quite a few of your vlogs. They’ve been very helpful
How hard do you tug the leash/toy?
Very gentle for a little pup
What if he’s jumping and biting while he’s doing this exercise?
Hey @Mb check out this video!
ua-cam.com/video/xWq61DI4fyg/v-deo.html
Happy Training!
~Dan
aaand you addressed Hyperactivity
HOWWWWW
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Puppies are so cute. I subscribed. I'll come often. Come watch my dog's Mango Cherry Vlog.
I played this game with my pup and she now tries to tug our pants whenever she demand play time and attention. How do I tell her no?
You're amazing but I have a problem with little things you do I'm disabled and I'm in a wheelchair 👩🦼 so hubby walks my dog Moo 3x a day and her food but the rest is my problem and she has bn unwell the last 2 days so no treats at all and she has stopped listening to me can something of happened I've not seen or is it she can't smell nice bit's we have a nighttime routine and yes she sleeps IN MY BED but Moo has always slept in my bed with me we cuddle up together and she'll not move until hubby asks her Walkies and she'll get down so gently she's always bn gently gently with me and nuts for every one else there is a 4 sec video of her doing zoomies 😆.
Not my puppy. She never tires.
I don’t like training with treats all the time.
Then don’t. 🤨
* shrug *
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