Just a pointer for a new dog owner, you should wait until the puppy is at least 12wk (min) to introduce stairs. As they are stilling developing, going up and down stairs can cause hip problems down the line. Lucky is lucky to have you as his hooman!
omg luna he’s so precious🤧🤧one thing you might want to take into consideration is that in most cases, you’ll want to carry him up and down the stairs until he is at least 12 weeks; their joints are very weak and fragile when they’re this young. this also applies for jumping off things, try whenever you can to help him down.
the collar is super cute!! but you might also want to consider getting him a harness - it gives better support and especially if something happens if the leash gets accidentally yanked you don't want to choke the baby vs the harness would be spreading out the pressure over the chest. my dog prefers the harness because it's more comfortable but if you still want to be stylish just wear both but attach the leash to the harness! love to you and lucky
@hope yerkes My dog just zig zags regardless 😂 she can’t walk straight so we prefer a harness for more control. She also lunges at other dogs sometimes so a collar might be a choke hazard for her. (She’s a tiny Maltese but she thinks she’s a big dog lol)
@@Itsjustv121 she does it regardless - initially on a collar for a year. so we switched. again it was for safety reasons because I care about her tiny neck. it depends on your own dog. don't claim things like "harnesses are really bad". they're not. they also don't cause shoulder problems so I don't know where you got that from. it could cause chafing if you're out for prolonged periods of time if that's what you mean but it's definitely less pressure than that on the neck caused by a collar. for a full list of pros and cons I recommend these links. good day :-) www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/best-dog-harnesses/ dogtime.com/dog-health/general/43739-collar-vs-harness-best-dog www.whole-dog-journal.com/training/dog-collars-or-harnesses-which-is-better/
as a dog owner, i do recommend starting to train him to be alone sometime soon (even if you do plan on bringing him everywhere). small dogs tend to get a lot of separation anxiety and my dog has it rn and he's 5 years old.. i made the mistake of barely leaving him as a puppy. overall, you seem so prepared it's amazing. lucky is so LUCKY to have u :)
True about separation anxiety. I had a dog that suffered from that and it really was our fault. I felt so guilty leaving him, even guiltier when I found out about separation anxiety in pets, esp.dogs, which are so loyal to their furparents. From time to time, he would exhibit this when we would simply go out the gate. He would cry and try to follow. Probably thought we were not going back. He mostly was like this with me, who took care of him the most...If the pandemic did anything good, it was that we got to spend more time at home and with him.
All dogs need homes no matter where they come from! Make the best decision you can, but people don’t feel guilty for however you got your gorgeous puppies
Preach !!! Hate it when people make you feel bad for simply getting a family pet! People can be so judgemental. It’s way more difficult to find a dog to suit your lifestyle when you’re adopting. 🤗 also, the puppies that need adopting may wel have also come from a puppy farm, you literally don’t know where that dog came from 😅
As someone who works with a lot of dogs on the daily & am raising a puppy too! my best words of advice are teaching him the command for the bathroom, crate training is sooo helpful, don’t feel bad as he gets older and doesn’t want to sleep but is tired, put him down for a nap it will save you! Sign up for puppy training classes they help with socialization and general training, make sure that he also know to go to the bathroom outside, pee pads are very wasteful and can confused some dogs (if you have a private yard he can go out there without danger) and bully sticks (don’t google what they are they are gross) but will save you from a teething puppy so will a stuffed kong! and my last advice is to get a house lead, a small longer leash that you can connect to him so when he’s wandering around the house being naughty it is easier to catch and watch him, it will also get him used to having a leash on! Oo and my very last thing, flexi/extendable leashes are not good for teaching a dog how to walk properly, stay away from them! Best of luck!
Hi! If I ever get a dog, do I have to take him to training/obedience classes, as I'm very shy and rather train him at home and socialize him by myself like in dog parks.
iibelle I would recommend going to training classes! I know it can be though but it will help soo much and it’s always helpful to have someone else assist you with training and they can be very fun! Or you could look into places like the Puppy Academy in LA where you drop off your dog and then train it
@@hannahpraska1684 yeah of course! Last option seems like a good idea however I'm looking forward to training my dog when I get him/her and I also don't live in America, I live in London! Thanks tho. Hopefully I will become more confident in a year's time.
@@unaestrella1876 I have had well behaved and socialized dogs for 45 years and none ever went to a training/obedience class! If someone has the time they can train their own dog their selves. I am not knocking people that take their dogs to training/obedience classes and only saying they do not HAVE to go to them to be well trained socialized dogs. My last dog (she passed away at 14 1/2 years old and had her since she was 11 week old) her vet said she was "one of the sweetest dogs" he had ever had and he is not a young vet! He's an older vet that has treated a lot of dogs through the years.
just a tip: collars can be harmful to puppies because their throats are still developing and it can put strain on them. harnesses are definitely the best option!
Crate training tips: Do not take the dog out while they are barking or crying because then that tells them that if they cry you’ll let them out, so you want them to be calm in the crate. It helps to start out feeding your dog in the crate as well sometimes. Also a sound machine or a radio helps a lot in calming anxious puppies in crates!
about the crate training,we are doing cage training but i have had so many dogs and i help my uncle alot with his dogs so yea,do try to schelue "bed time" and get up when he starts to cry, usally they always fall asleep during the day to {even when they are older} so do what you need to do that you cant do with him then while hes sleeping,also during the day when they are sleeping let them sleep where they fell asleep,dont move him while hes sleeping during the day but try to get him in the crate before he falls asleep so if hes tired at night then go put him in but only when hes really tired your welcome hes such an angel!
So adorable!! The best decision we ever made for our puppy was hang a bell on the door and teach him to tap it with his nose whenever he needed to go to the bathroom. It makes it so easy to know when he needs to go. We just just set a timer for ever 30min or every hour, and when it would go off, we would take him to the door, press his nose to the bell, give him a treat, and let him outside. Because we did it so often, he learned very quickly! Another tip is to make sure all the food and treats are gluten/grain free. Gluten is a cancer causer in dogs. Our old dog was not on a gluten/grain free diet and he was diagnosed with cancer. The doctors gave him two months to live. We switched his diet to gluten/grain free one and he lived for almost four more years!
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Hi! Congrats!!!! I just got two puppies 3 months ago, and we got them a collar as usual lol. When we would walk them, sometimes since they are puppies they get excited and make a quaking noice because of the collar on their neck. I 100% recommended getting a harness! They work so well and don’t hurt their baby necks! Also, I recommend putting them in their crates every night, that way they get used to them. Now, they love them!!! It’s funny you say u love cavaliers, Thats my dogs breeds! One is a girl Blenheim and one ruby boy. They came from premier pups, they did literally such a good job putting them on planes and making sure they were okay! Def recommend them. Anyway, good luck with your new adorable pup!
I have my 4 dogs on a raw diet and it has changed their lives. My one dog was found on the streets and she was in such bad condition with tar and concrete all over her. The raw diet grew all of her hair back and she is so healthy now.
Quick note though Breeder doent equal puppy mill, you can find very happy puppies from small family breeders and also some poeple genuinly arent allowed to adopt as they may have a cat (or any other animal that may affect the dogs life) or and underaged child. Where ever you got your beautiful puppies from the main thing is that you trath them well! :)
The problem isn’t necessarily the “shop” aspect if you buy from reputable papered dog breeders. The main problem is people not spaying/neutering their pets, and of course horrible back yard breeders/puppy mills. Definitely if you can, adopt, but people should not feel guilty or make others feel guilty about buying if you have your heart set on a certain breed🤷🏼♀️
Camryn Spencer, I think you have a fair point. I think it is ok to buy dogs, though I think the better option is to adopt because you are saving a life. However it is true, a lot of breeds do not end up in a shelter because they are really popular.
@@alannahbailey2595 But if the breeders (do you say so in english, it's not my mother tounge) don't make money with their dogs, they'll stop breeding. That's why you should adopt instead of buy. I get the point with the allergies, that's fine, but in the other cases you should adopt
My grandma has one Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (50% I believe) mix. She recently got a new puppy who is 100% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. They are SOOO cute! Not to make you jealous! This guy seems so sweet!
Yass, Lunie girl! I have already seen your new little friend on Instagram but was waiting for this video!!! OMG soooo cute☺☺😍😍😍 Also Luna, you are glowing and look so happy and just gorgeous, as always💕💕
As long as you get a puppy from a responsible breeder its totally okay to go that route. It's not a bad thing to get a puppy from a breeder. Both rescue and bred dogs need loving homes!!
@@reagandean9524 Thank you so much for actually saying the truth. It's great to adopt from shelters but it's also great to adopt from breeders. As long as you have a small business breeder (they typically don't have dogs from puppy mills) that isn't a backyard breeder and doesn't do multiple litters at a time it is 100% alright to buy from a breeder as long as you are responsible and prove you can take care of it.
Be very careful with picking him up underneath his arms (legs?), I see a lot of new dog owners doing it but it's really bad for their shoulders. They can't move their legs/arms outwards like we can
aw lucky is so cute! something id recommend is a harness because dogs as puppies do tend to pull on their lead and it may damage the neck. my border collie as a puppy used to pull so much on his lead and since he was a big pup it coudve caused lots of damage so we got a harness right away and it was amazing! I had so much control over him and he didn't pull. occasionally when he did pull it didn't hurt him, the harness stops his arms from moving forwards. have fun with ur new pup :)
something we did that was SO helpful was getting bells that hang next to our door and everytime my dog has to go to the bathroom he rings them!! it’s so helpful
We got my dog off Petfinder and he was in Arkansas (we live in Vermont) he ended up having heartworm but we got him treated and it has been rough for him but he is still in puppyhood so he was brave and fought through! He could barely run 100 feet without getting tired but now that those nasty things are gone we run 2 miles nearly every day and he still has energy after! I am so proud of him
He's so cute and I'm so happy for youuu! I do just want to say that it's really important you try to prevent too much attachment since it can result in him having separation anxiety which is really bad for the dog, we adopted a dog who had awful separation anxiety and he would get really distressed if we left the house even for just an hour and it was really horrible for him and it was difficult to train him out of that because he was an older dog. So it's always best to put a new dog in a room for a couple of hours each day where he'll be by himself with no one else around (when he's old enough) that way he'll be able to be apart from you without feeling distressed and I know this seems really horrible and sad but I promise it's what's best for him 💖
I got my dog Milo 4 months ago, so I know the feeling! Make sure you get all the basics on training early! Get him used to going outside, puppy pads will confuse him. Socialising is super important!!!! Make sure he meets other dogs when’s he has had his shot. Crate training has helped us immensely, best way to go!! We shopped for Milo because we had two cats and we needed a specific breed that was good around cats (doesn’t have a high prey drive). Shopping is not bad once you go to a responsible and ethical breeder!! Anyways good luck, he’s adorable!!
Oh my gosh🥰 so happy for you and Lucky!! It’s awesome you adopted and he’s gonna be the most boujee baby ever. Literally cannot wait to see him in vlogs and learning new tricks eeeee
As someone who owned his own biggest love for 10 years (she passed away in April and I have her tattooed on my forearm), she was my first and only dog, she CHANGED my life and I really mean it. We basically grew together, I was in my teen years, now I'm 24 and I'm 100% I wouldn't be the person I am today without her. I just wanted to tell you to keep in mind that tricks and training your dog are really really important, especially because Lucky's still a puppy. In the years, I found myself dealing with my dog who was beated and then went to the shelter, then adopted by one of the janitors of my high school and then I took her. We were really really attached to her, in a selfish way and I could see her developing separation anxiety in a way that we couldn't leave her alone in the house in the years. That is suffering for both the owners and the dog. Good luck for both of you! You are both LUCKY 🙌❤️🇮🇹
You are showing so much love for your new puppy and he is adorable! I do think he is too little for stairs! I have read some pretty sad cases of small dogs that took tumbles down stairs and it is very costly if they end up needing surgery and very painful for them! As for crate training my biggest complaint is people that leave their dogs in crates that are either too small and/or for too long periods of time. Yes, they are very costly as well as takes lot of time, patience, and love 💖💖💖
we got a Maltese puppy in July and what I would recommend is putting treats in the crate than put your baby in. also when ever you eat I would suggest you get a play pen to put him in so he will be taught not to beg!
Be careful with him not getting too attached!!! My puppy was the same and of course it's the most adorable thing but when he grows up he might have seperation anxiety. Just keep that in mind and HAVE FUN WITH HIM CAUSE HE'S THE CUTEST PATOOTIE
He’s so stinkin cute!!!😍😍 also I recommend a harness when walking because it doesn’t pull on his neck which can easily choke and cut off air for the dog. I wish you and lucky the best! :)
I had a poodle for 17,5. Slept in my bed every night. Now I have a 1 year old poodle. He was a crazy puppy, only slept at night and played non stop during the day. I attempted using a crate during the night, as I am an adult and it seemed a grown up idea.... but no I couldn’t and Moses (my puppy) didn’t like it at all. I sleep better with him in the bed and so does he next to me. I’ve had my old dog by my side almost all my life so I want this little guy there too. If the crate works for you that’s awesome! I didn’t stick to it. So I guess that’s my tip. Stick to it, as with most things. Btw! The pink kong chew toy was one of the first things I bought for my puppy too 😍 Lucky is the cutest little thing ever!!! I miss when Moses was a puppy but honestly... as they grow older everything grows. Love grows!!! I had my late dog for 17,6 years, that love was crazy strong. I wish that for all dogs and their humans ❤️❤️❤️
I used to think crate training was cruel until I got my two huskies. My bf & I live in a one bedroom apartment (we have a yard) so we needed them to have a “room” situation. Though it took a while to train them, it was totally worth it. Now they go in when they see we’re leaving for work, or when they feel ill it’s their safe space, or when they just wanna chill a bit. We leave the “doors” open during the day so they can go in & out as they please & at night we close them. They wake up around 6am to take a pee & go back in to keep sleeping. They’re official a year old & honestly I’m glad we did crate training.
Yes, it is very good to adopt because there are many dogs out there that need homes. That being said every living dog needs a home. Not just the ones that are in shelters.
I recently volunteered at an adoption center. I felt bad because they all deserve loving homes. Breeders are VERY expensive in comparison to adopting and imo it's just easier to adopt a pet that is already yearning for someone to adopt them. I highly suggest to future adopters to do your research before purchasing a puppy. Also, Lucky is absolutely adorable! Can't wait to see him in future videos.
Congratulations, dog mom! OMG, he is SO cute! Oh, your life is about to be enriched beyond your wildest imagination. And thank you, sho much for your message about adoption. Lucky Montana. Perfect!
i got my puppy from a reputable and reliable breeder and i don’t have any regrets. i love my baby and wouldn’t trade him for the world🤷♀️ my dad is allergic and it’s very rare to find a hypoallergenic puppy up for adoption, so we just used a breeder. you’ll love your dog no matter what, doesnt need to be adopted as long as they’re not from a mill.
You could also try to attach a ribbon or thick string with a bell attached to it and tie it to the door so that whenever it wants to go to the bathroom it can ring it. That’s what I did and it works great with my dog. We have a fence so it’s also easy cuz we don’t have to walk him every time he wants to go potty:)
i bought my beautiful cavalier king charles spaniel puppy at the beginning of the year. I LOVE HIM SO MUCH !!! and while i agree that adopting a puppy is a positive thing, it's not for everyone. one of the reasons why i decided to get a poppy is to help with my anxiety. before deciding on the breed of the dog i wanted to get i did my research. i wanted a calm dog that doesnt bark a lot, is not very active and is suitable for an apartment living. thats how i decided on the ckcs. what im trying to explain is when you get a mixed breed dog you cant predict it's personality, how big it will be eventually and the finally (and maybe the most important) you don't know the physical health of the puppy. responsible breeders breed dogs to be as healthy as possible which is obviously good for the dogs. so im happy for you that you love Lucky and he seems like a great little puppy but i dont agree with what you said about not buying dogs which if people actually stopped buying pure bred dogs, these dog breed will become extinct and will forever disappear.
Omg he reminds me of. My dog Lucky, he was cocker spaniel and passed away in august, when he was little my mom saved him from a dog shop in Greece where he was locked in a little crate the whole day and night and that‘s why she called him Lucky🥺❤️ I also really love adopting a dog so I thought, well since my doggy died I could adopt a puppy, but in Germany are not many puppies you can adopt (you‘ll rather find old/ sick dogs or dogs that aren‘t able to live with a child and because I have a 5 year old brother i couldn‘t adopt them) so I decided to adopt from Romania because there are so many...but I think it wasn‘t the best decision, because I haven‘t seen the puppy I chose before I got her (just on a picture) I couldn‘t say if she fits in my family , if she likes me and my brother and mother...we could have luck or not...we got her 2 weeks ago and she‘s an angle, she‘s a border collie mix with very fluffy hair, she doesn‘t pee in the house since the first day she learns so fast, but she is so scared of going outside and seeing other dogs/humans / cars/birds / everything so it‘s very hard to keep her brain stimulated (cause she’s a border collie) AND she gets aggressive towards my brother (when she‘s in a „phase“) and I don‘t want to give her up and let another family adopt her, because I really like her already and I know I will never get a dog again (it was my only chance to get a dog) but I also know, she’d be probably better in another family with a huge garden no children and maybe more time...I really don‘t know what to do😭😭😭 this was my worst case scenario 😭😭😭
Beautiful ❤️❤️🐕I am happy you adopted, and yes I agree people should be adopting😍Because yes 90% of breeds aren't registered, and only see them as machines for money... My first dog was only the one my family bought for me(I personally since I was 6 I wanted to adopt), but my family didn't let me.. But since then, every pet is adopted /rescued🥰
get him acclimated to humans and public spaces right away!!! i was just like you with wanting to take my little guy to work with me (i work at a cycling studio) and he came with me starting right at 8 weeks. waiting to have shots is only an issue if he's around other dogs/dog park areas but if he's indoors he's totally fine! the more social they are when they're younger, the better he's going to be in every situation ; even the unpredictable ones (which there will be) ! you are going to ROCK this and i am so happy that lucky has his forever home (:
First of all, congrats!!! You are glowing in this video from excitement! I really want to say thank you so, so much for promoting adoption over buying from a breeder. I know a lot of people don't consider buying a dog from a breeder to be problematic and preach that it's a "personal choice." But actually when there are other living beings affected by your decision, the choice is no longer a "personal" one. There are SO many overcrowded shelters with stray and abandoned dogs just as deserving of loving homes as purebred puppies. The dogs can't help that they're born, of course, but paying for exploitation just allows the cycle to perpetuate. These rescue organizations do so much to help innocent lives, and they should be the ones receiving our dollars. They are much more deserving of our support than breeders who, in many cases, are just looking to make a buck from blatant exploitation. Makes me so sad when people pay thousands of dollars for designer dogs when pups like yours are overlooked again and again. I'm really, really proud of you 💗
Adopting dogs from reputable breeders is fine. Some people need certain dog breeds - hypoallergenic dogs, hunting dogs or protective dogs. It is also fine if you are looking for a certain size dog. It is stupid to shame all dog buyers, some of them want to take a part of contest. Expect pugs and bit bulls. These dogs should not be breed at all and bought. The first can't even guve birth on its own and the second is just dangerous!
I think it might be a good idea to remember that just because that is the situation in your country, it isnt everywhere. Where I live dog shelters are not really a thing. Also due to legislation there is a high standard för breeding. Many breeders do important work to make sure the new puppies are born healthy and happy.
Just a pointer for a new dog owner, you should wait until the puppy is at least 12wk (min) to introduce stairs. As they are stilling developing, going up and down stairs can cause hip problems down the line. Lucky is lucky to have you as his hooman!
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For some dogs it is even advised to wait until theyre about 1 y/o, just for information :)
Yes you're right, it's dangerous !
I can tell you were a German Shepherd owner
@@daynastewart3839 actually I'm a Corgi owner haha!
the fact that you called him lucky makes my 9 year old nintendog owner so happy
You just uncovered a memory I didn’t even know I had lmao
You are lucky i am not lucky anymore!!!!!
Ughhh the memories
omg luna he’s so precious🤧🤧one thing you might want to take into consideration is that in most cases, you’ll want to carry him up and down the stairs until he is at least 12 weeks; their joints are very weak and fragile when they’re this young. this also applies for jumping off things, try whenever you can to help him down.
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That is something that Luna could use as information. So you are very right
@@Threedogsandacat the girl's name is Luna, idiot
@@Threedogsandacat You're blind af, dude
the collar is super cute!! but you might also want to consider getting him a harness - it gives better support and especially if something happens if the leash gets accidentally yanked you don't want to choke the baby vs the harness would be spreading out the pressure over the chest. my dog prefers the harness because it's more comfortable but if you still want to be stylish just wear both but attach the leash to the harness! love to you and lucky
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@hope yerkes My dog just zig zags regardless 😂 she can’t walk straight so we prefer a harness for more control. She also lunges at other dogs sometimes so a collar might be a choke hazard for her. (She’s a tiny Maltese but she thinks she’s a big dog lol)
@@Itsjustv121 she does it regardless - initially on a collar for a year. so we switched. again it was for safety reasons because I care about her tiny neck. it depends on your own dog. don't claim things like "harnesses are really bad". they're not. they also don't cause shoulder problems so I don't know where you got that from. it could cause chafing if you're out for prolonged periods of time if that's what you mean but it's definitely less pressure than that on the neck caused by a collar. for a full list of pros and cons I recommend these links. good day :-) www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/best-dog-harnesses/
dogtime.com/dog-health/general/43739-collar-vs-harness-best-dog
www.whole-dog-journal.com/training/dog-collars-or-harnesses-which-is-better/
good advice!
yea its better for the dog for a harness
as a dog owner, i do recommend starting to train him to be alone sometime soon (even if you do plan on bringing him everywhere). small dogs tend to get a lot of separation anxiety and my dog has it rn and he's 5 years old.. i made the mistake of barely leaving him as a puppy. overall, you seem so prepared it's amazing. lucky is so LUCKY to have u :)
i did the exact same thing, but personally he never really gets attacks since i’m always with him anyway.
True about separation anxiety. I had a dog that suffered from that and it really was our fault. I felt so guilty leaving him, even guiltier when I found out about separation anxiety in pets, esp.dogs, which are so loyal to their furparents. From time to time, he would exhibit this when we would simply go out the gate. He would cry and try to follow. Probably thought we were not going back. He mostly was like this with me, who took care of him the most...If the pandemic did anything good, it was that we got to spend more time at home and with him.
All dogs need homes no matter where they come from! Make the best decision you can, but people don’t feel guilty for however you got your gorgeous puppies
Jamie King yes! 🙌🏻
Preach
Jamie King yes I agree wether it is breaded or not they deserve a home
@@sweetdreamer9488 How happy you look
Preach !!! Hate it when people make you feel bad for simply getting a family pet! People can be so judgemental. It’s way more difficult to find a dog to suit your lifestyle when you’re adopting. 🤗 also, the puppies that need adopting may wel have also come from a puppy farm, you literally don’t know where that dog came from 😅
As someone who works with a lot of dogs on the daily & am raising a puppy too! my best words of advice are teaching him the command for the bathroom, crate training is sooo helpful, don’t feel bad as he gets older and doesn’t want to sleep but is tired, put him down for a nap it will save you! Sign up for puppy training classes they help with socialization and general training, make sure that he also know to go to the bathroom outside, pee pads are very wasteful and can confused some dogs (if you have a private yard he can go out there without danger) and bully sticks (don’t google what they are they are gross) but will save you from a teething puppy so will a stuffed kong! and my last advice is to get a house lead, a small longer leash that you can connect to him so when he’s wandering around the house being naughty it is easier to catch and watch him, it will also get him used to having a leash on! Oo and my very last thing, flexi/extendable leashes are not good for teaching a dog how to walk properly, stay away from them! Best of luck!
Hi! If I ever get a dog, do I have to take him to training/obedience classes, as I'm very shy and rather train him at home and socialize him by myself like in dog parks.
iibelle I would recommend going to training classes! I know it can be though but it will help soo much and it’s always helpful to have someone else assist you with training and they can be very fun! Or you could look into places like the Puppy Academy in LA where you drop off your dog and then train it
@@hannahpraska1684 yeah of course! Last option seems like a good idea however I'm looking forward to training my dog when I get him/her and I also don't live in America, I live in London! Thanks tho. Hopefully I will become more confident in a year's time.
@@unaestrella1876 I have had well behaved and socialized dogs for 45 years and none ever went to a training/obedience class! If someone has the time they can train their own dog their selves. I am not knocking people that take their dogs to training/obedience classes and only saying they do not HAVE to go to them to be well trained socialized dogs.
My last dog (she passed away at 14 1/2 years old and had her since she was 11 week old) her vet said she was "one of the sweetest dogs" he had ever had and he is not a young vet! He's an older vet that has treated a lot of dogs through the years.
just a tip: collars can be harmful to puppies because their throats are still developing and it can put strain on them. harnesses are definitely the best option!
Yes
Luna: it's your new son!!
Kai: that is not my child
Hahahahahahaha
That's because Kai is a douchebag
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@@GeometricMason no need to be rude
Eric Cable how do u know
@@parisbong Your channel is nice. Also I started learning Korean.
im so proud of you luna for adopting and not shopping 💗 congrats on your new beautiful baby I hope you both r happy together 🤍
You should read the book “100 English Words to Teach Your Dog,” I read it and it’s AMAZING!! Congrats on adopting your pooch, he’s adorable!!! 😍🐶
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*He looks like he’s felted and I love it*
Oh your mom’s reaction is precious 🥺🥺 he’s going to be your best decision ever!!
I love Petfinder! I got my sweet little bunny from there and he is such a blessing. Adopting is always the way to go xxx
Crate training tips:
Do not take the dog out while they are barking or crying because then that tells them that if they cry you’ll let them out, so you want them to be calm in the crate. It helps to start out feeding your dog in the crate as well sometimes. Also a sound machine or a radio helps a lot in calming anxious puppies in crates!
no one could possibly dislike this. she rescued a puppy & it’s a puppy video. my heart !
Please make more updates and call them “pupdates”
this needs more recognition !!!!
That is so cute
OMG WHEN I GET MA PUPPY ILL BE SURE TO DO THIS IF I EVER VLOG
He is so freaking adorable. So happy you adopted, clearly it was meant to be. 💕
about the crate training,we are doing cage training but i have had so many dogs and i help my uncle alot with his dogs so yea,do try to schelue "bed time" and get up when he starts to cry, usally they always fall asleep during the day to {even when they are older} so do what you need to do that you cant do with him then while hes sleeping,also during the day when they are sleeping let them sleep where they fell asleep,dont move him while hes sleeping during the day but try to get him in the crate before he falls asleep so if hes tired at night then go put him in but only when hes really tired your welcome hes such an angel!
thank you for adopting. so much love to you both❤️
So adorable!! The best decision we ever made for our puppy was hang a bell on the door and teach him to tap it with his nose whenever he needed to go to the bathroom. It makes it so easy to know when he needs to go. We just just set a timer for ever 30min or every hour, and when it would go off, we would take him to the door, press his nose to the bell, give him a treat, and let him outside. Because we did it so often, he learned very quickly!
Another tip is to make sure all the food and treats are gluten/grain free. Gluten is a cancer causer in dogs. Our old dog was not on a gluten/grain free diet and he was diagnosed with cancer. The doctors gave him two months to live. We switched his diet to gluten/grain free one and he lived for almost four more years!
Congratulations on Lucky! Animals give so much and ask for so little!
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Hi! Congrats!!!! I just got two puppies 3 months ago, and we got them a collar as usual lol. When we would walk them, sometimes since they are puppies they get excited and make a quaking noice because of the collar on their neck. I 100% recommended getting a harness! They work so well and don’t hurt their baby necks! Also, I recommend putting them in their crates every night, that way they get used to them. Now, they love them!!! It’s funny you say u love cavaliers, Thats my dogs breeds! One is a girl Blenheim and one ruby boy. They came from premier pups, they did literally such a good job putting them on planes and making sure they were okay! Def recommend them. Anyway, good luck with your new adorable pup!
Luna is so adorable! 3 months ago i adopted a puppy too! he is my everything. I love how you say adopt don't shop
I have my 4 dogs on a raw diet and it has changed their lives. My one dog was found on the streets and she was in such bad condition with tar and concrete all over her. The raw diet grew all of her hair back and she is so healthy now.
When done properly I totally agree!
Quick note though
Breeder doent equal puppy mill, you can find very happy puppies from small family breeders and also some poeple genuinly arent allowed to adopt as they may have a cat (or any other animal that may affect the dogs life) or and underaged child.
Where ever you got your beautiful puppies from the main thing is that you trath them well! :)
The problem isn’t necessarily the “shop” aspect if you buy from reputable papered dog breeders. The main problem is people not spaying/neutering their pets, and of course horrible back yard breeders/puppy mills. Definitely if you can, adopt, but people should not feel guilty or make others feel guilty about buying if you have your heart set on a certain breed🤷🏼♀️
Camryn Spencer I agree and also if you are allergic to a lot of dogs, you should see about hypoallergenic dogs
Camryn Spencer, I think you have a fair point. I think it is ok to buy dogs, though I think the better option is to adopt because you are saving a life. However it is true, a lot of breeds do not end up in a shelter because they are really popular.
Aanya Mukherjee totally agree!!
@@camrynspencer8902 Thank you :)
@@alannahbailey2595 But if the breeders (do you say so in english, it's not my mother tounge) don't make money with their dogs, they'll stop breeding. That's why you should adopt instead of buy. I get the point with the allergies, that's fine, but in the other cases you should adopt
My grandma has one Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (50% I believe) mix. She recently got a new puppy who is 100% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. They are SOOO cute! Not to make you jealous! This guy seems so sweet!
Yass, Lunie girl! I have already seen your new little friend on Instagram but was waiting for this video!!!
OMG soooo cute☺☺😍😍😍
Also Luna, you are glowing and look so happy and just gorgeous, as always💕💕
You seem really switched on and good-hearted. Lucky is the sweetest.
I love how you point out the importance to adopt instead of shop!!
As long as you get a puppy from a responsible breeder its totally okay to go that route. It's not a bad thing to get a puppy from a breeder. Both rescue and bred dogs need loving homes!!
@@reagandean9524 Thank you so much for actually saying the truth. It's great to adopt from shelters but it's also great to adopt from breeders. As long as you have a small business breeder (they typically don't have dogs from puppy mills) that isn't a backyard breeder and doesn't do multiple litters at a time it is 100% alright to buy from a breeder as long as you are responsible and prove you can take care of it.
Be very careful with picking him up underneath his arms (legs?), I see a lot of new dog owners doing it but it's really bad for their shoulders. They can't move their legs/arms outwards like we can
Yeeeaaa! You did the right thing! Lucky is a stunner! Well done! Adoption is the way to go.
Hello Vera how are you doing today
Aww I can tell Lucky is soooo happy. Best wishes to you both. 🥰
i love this, also your mom is literally the cutest & so is the new pup ❤️
I just got a puppy as well and he has been extremely stressful. But he is so worth it because he is adorable and truly is like my best friend
aw lucky is so cute! something id recommend is a harness because dogs as puppies do tend to pull on their lead and it may damage the neck. my border collie as a puppy used to pull so much on his lead and since he was a big pup it coudve caused lots of damage so we got a harness right away and it was amazing! I had so much control over him and he didn't pull. occasionally when he did pull it didn't hurt him, the harness stops his arms from moving forwards. have fun with ur new pup :)
something we did that was SO helpful was getting bells that hang next to our door and everytime my dog has to go to the bathroom he rings them!! it’s so helpful
Omg lucky!!!!
I saw lucky today at dance, ur mom brought him in!!! Sooooo cute! ❤️😍😘
omfg luna ur words bout adoption are the perfect quotes rn for me
I have a Maltese shih tzu and he is very active and very sleepy and very loving and cuddly and playful and has an amazing personality
why is he actually the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life
"that is not my child" OMGG I'M CRYINGG! LOLLL
HE'S SO CUTE! YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE SO MUCH FUN WITH HIM! I'M JEALOUS!
You're so lucky to get such a cute companion like Lucky before getting stuck home!
We got my dog off Petfinder and he was in Arkansas (we live in Vermont) he ended up having heartworm but we got him treated and it has been rough for him but he is still in puppyhood so he was brave and fought through! He could barely run 100 feet without getting tired but now that those nasty things are gone we run 2 miles nearly every day and he still has energy after! I am so proud of him
He's so cute and I'm so happy for youuu! I do just want to say that it's really important you try to prevent too much attachment since it can result in him having separation anxiety which is really bad for the dog, we adopted a dog who had awful separation anxiety and he would get really distressed if we left the house even for just an hour and it was really horrible for him and it was difficult to train him out of that because he was an older dog. So it's always best to put a new dog in a room for a couple of hours each day where he'll be by himself with no one else around (when he's old enough) that way he'll be able to be apart from you without feeling distressed and I know this seems really horrible and sad but I promise it's what's best for him 💖
I got my dog Milo 4 months ago, so I know the feeling! Make sure you get all the basics on training early! Get him used to going outside, puppy pads will confuse him. Socialising is super important!!!! Make sure he meets other dogs when’s he has had his shot. Crate training has helped us immensely, best way to go!! We shopped for Milo because we had two cats and we needed a specific breed that was good around cats (doesn’t have a high prey drive). Shopping is not bad once you go to a responsible and ethical breeder!! Anyways good luck, he’s adorable!!
The fact that They're both beautiful!!!! Her mom and her ackkkkk ma hart
lucky is precious🥺people make me so proud when they adopt instead of buy!💜💜
Oh my gosh🥰 so happy for you and Lucky!! It’s awesome you adopted and he’s gonna be the most boujee baby ever. Literally cannot wait to see him in vlogs and learning new tricks eeeee
Please do an update on Lucky, I want to see how he's doing and how big he is
As someone who owned his own biggest love for 10 years (she passed away in April and I have her tattooed on my forearm), she was my first and only dog, she CHANGED my life and I really mean it. We basically grew together, I was in my teen years, now I'm 24 and I'm 100% I wouldn't be the person I am today without her.
I just wanted to tell you to keep in mind that tricks and training your dog are really really important, especially because Lucky's still a puppy.
In the years, I found myself dealing with my dog who was beated and then went to the shelter, then adopted by one of the janitors of my high school and then I took her. We were really really attached to her, in a selfish way and I could see her developing separation anxiety in a way that we couldn't leave her alone in the house in the years. That is suffering for both the owners and the dog.
Good luck for both of you!
You are both LUCKY 🙌❤️🇮🇹
Adopting is so much better than buying! I love Luna even more!!!
You are showing so much love for your new puppy and he is adorable! I do think he is too little for stairs! I have read some pretty sad cases of small dogs that took tumbles down stairs and it is very costly if they end up needing surgery and very painful for them!
As for crate training my biggest complaint is people that leave their dogs in crates that are either too small and/or for too long periods of time.
Yes, they are very costly as well as takes lot of time, patience, and love 💖💖💖
I can’t choose if I want cat or dog.
Cat: more calm. More cute. More relaxing.
Dog: more happy. More lovable. More loyal.
we got a Maltese puppy in July and what I would recommend is putting treats in the crate than put your baby in. also when ever you eat I would suggest you get a play pen to put him in so he will be taught not to beg!
This is so kind of you ❤️ ! Your puppy is so adorable and I'm sure you will be the best mom to him ♥️♥️
Be careful with him not getting too attached!!! My puppy was the same and of course it's the most adorable thing but when he grows up he might have seperation anxiety. Just keep that in mind and HAVE FUN WITH HIM CAUSE HE'S THE CUTEST PATOOTIE
so happy for you luna!!! can't wait to see lucky more in videos. so glad you adopted him
I just got my puppy yesterday, she kinda looks like him 😊
omg i want a dog so bad 😭
Can i ask what dog breed that is? and what her's is
I expect him to be in every single video from now on! He’s so cute! 😍
I literally smiled all the way through this video
Aw your so lucky lol Luckyyyy! Ur doggy! Is going to be ur best friend now! I promise! Take good care of him! 🐾❤😘
He looks exactly like my puppy omg terrier mix?? ❤️
He’s so stinkin cute!!!😍😍 also I recommend a harness when walking because it doesn’t pull on his neck which can easily choke and cut off air for the dog. I wish you and lucky the best! :)
I had a poodle for 17,5. Slept in my bed every night. Now I have a 1 year old poodle. He was a crazy puppy, only slept at night and played non stop during the day. I attempted using a crate during the night, as I am an adult and it seemed a grown up idea.... but no I couldn’t and Moses (my puppy) didn’t like it at all. I sleep better with him in the bed and so does he next to me. I’ve had my old dog by my side almost all my life so I want this little guy there too.
If the crate works for you that’s awesome! I didn’t stick to it. So I guess that’s my tip. Stick to it, as with most things.
Btw! The pink kong chew toy was one of the first things I bought for my puppy too 😍
Lucky is the cutest little thing ever!!!
I miss when Moses was a puppy but honestly... as they grow older everything grows. Love grows!!! I had my late dog for 17,6 years, that love was crazy strong. I wish that for all dogs and their humans ❤️❤️❤️
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING ADOPTION!!!! And raising awareness of how unethical breeding since there are millions of dogs in shelters.
I used to think crate training was cruel until I got my two huskies. My bf & I live in a one bedroom apartment (we have a yard) so we needed them to have a “room” situation. Though it took a while to train them, it was totally worth it. Now they go in when they see we’re leaving for work, or when they feel ill it’s their safe space, or when they just wanna chill a bit. We leave the “doors” open during the day so they can go in & out as they please & at night we close them. They wake up around 6am to take a pee & go back in to keep sleeping. They’re official a year old & honestly I’m glad we did crate training.
Yes, it is very good to adopt because there are many dogs out there that need homes. That being said every living dog needs a home. Not just the ones that are in shelters.
NOOOOO!!!! I'm in love.....he's perfect!!!!! Happy New Puppy !!! Looking forward to seeing him in your videos!!!
Omg so cute! How precious!!! So little & seems so sweet ❤️❤️❤️
recently got a puppy too and she was literally only the size of a size UK 6 shoe.i love her so seeing this made me happy
He is so so cute!!! Thanks for saving his life! Good luck with him!!
omg ur pup is so cute. lucky is so lucky for u as his owner!! congrats
Your mom is awesome! She seems such a nice and happy person!
I recently volunteered at an adoption center. I felt bad because they all deserve loving homes. Breeders are VERY expensive in comparison to adopting and imo it's just easier to adopt a pet that is already yearning for someone to adopt them. I highly suggest to future adopters to do your research before purchasing a puppy. Also, Lucky is absolutely adorable! Can't wait to see him in future videos.
Congratulations, dog mom! OMG, he is SO cute! Oh, your life is about to be enriched beyond your wildest imagination.
And thank you, sho much for your message about adoption.
Lucky Montana. Perfect!
Luna, he is gorgeous, he is so lucky to have you to look after him, keep us posted 😍
i got my puppy from a reputable and reliable breeder and i don’t have any regrets. i love my baby and wouldn’t trade him for the world🤷♀️ my dad is allergic and it’s very rare to find a hypoallergenic puppy up for adoption, so we just used a breeder. you’ll love your dog no matter what, doesnt need to be adopted as long as they’re not from a mill.
I have a Maltese and I’m absolutely in love with him, but I’m so glad you found your pup
Hello Pamela how are you doing today
You could also try to attach a ribbon or thick string with a bell attached to it and tie it to the door so that whenever it wants to go to the bathroom it can ring it. That’s what I did and it works great with my dog. We have a fence so it’s also easy cuz we don’t have to walk him every time he wants to go potty:)
i bought my beautiful cavalier king charles spaniel puppy at the beginning of the year. I LOVE HIM SO MUCH !!! and while i agree that adopting a puppy is a positive thing, it's not for everyone. one of the reasons why i decided to get a poppy is to help with my anxiety. before deciding on the breed of the dog i wanted to get i did my research. i wanted a calm dog that doesnt bark a lot, is not very active and is suitable for an apartment living. thats how i decided on the ckcs. what im trying to explain is when you get a mixed breed dog you cant predict it's personality, how big it will be eventually and the finally (and maybe the most important) you don't know the physical health of the puppy. responsible breeders breed dogs to be as healthy as possible which is obviously good for the dogs. so im happy for you that you love Lucky and he seems like a great little puppy but i dont agree with what you said about not buying dogs which if people actually stopped buying pure bred dogs, these dog breed will become extinct and will forever disappear.
Omg he reminds me of. My dog Lucky, he was cocker spaniel and passed away in august, when he was little my mom saved him from a dog shop in Greece where he was locked in a little crate the whole day and night and that‘s why she called him Lucky🥺❤️
I also really love adopting a dog so I thought, well since my doggy died I could adopt a puppy, but in Germany are not many puppies you can adopt (you‘ll rather find old/ sick dogs or dogs that aren‘t able to live with a child and because I have a 5 year old brother i couldn‘t adopt them) so I decided to adopt from Romania because there are so many...but I think it wasn‘t the best decision, because I haven‘t seen the puppy I chose before I got her (just on a picture) I couldn‘t say if she fits in my family , if she likes me and my brother and mother...we could have luck or not...we got her 2 weeks ago and she‘s an angle, she‘s a border collie mix with very fluffy hair, she doesn‘t pee in the house since the first day she learns so fast, but she is so scared of going outside and seeing other dogs/humans / cars/birds / everything so it‘s very hard to keep her brain stimulated (cause she’s a border collie) AND she gets aggressive towards my brother (when she‘s in a „phase“) and I don‘t want to give her up and let another family adopt her, because I really like her already and I know I will never get a dog again (it was my only chance to get a dog) but I also know, she’d be probably better in another family with a huge garden no children and maybe more time...I really don‘t know what to do😭😭😭 this was my worst case scenario 😭😭😭
U LOOK JUST LIKE UR MOM!! She’s beautiful!!
Beautiful ❤️❤️🐕I am happy you adopted, and yes I agree people should be adopting😍Because yes 90% of breeds aren't registered, and only see them as machines for money... My first dog was only the one my family bought for me(I personally since I was 6 I wanted to adopt), but my family didn't let me.. But since then, every pet is adopted /rescued🥰
My dogs name was lucky aswell , he got 16 years old. I hope your puppy has the same long life thats filled with love💛
I’m binge watching all these videos because I just bought my puppy today!! He’s still very young though so I can’t have him until September 22🥰
I can't get over his lil baby belly 😭😍
Why is everyone in your family including you SO BEAUTIFUL ❤️💗😍😘
get him acclimated to humans and public spaces right away!!! i was just like you with wanting to take my little guy to work with me (i work at a cycling studio) and he came with me starting right at 8 weeks. waiting to have shots is only an issue if he's around other dogs/dog park areas but if he's indoors he's totally fine! the more social they are when they're younger, the better he's going to be in every situation ; even the unpredictable ones (which there will be) ! you are going to ROCK this and i am so happy that lucky has his forever home (:
i love him !!!!!!! hes so cute!!!!!!!
CONGRATS ON THE CUTIE!! Your gonna be such a good dog mommy🥰
ahhhhh he's so cute omg
congrats luna
10:43 for the cutest puppy moment ever💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
He is such a cute good boy😭 puppies are my absolute weakness
this is super cute i've always wanted a cute little puppy and they look so adorable and this gave me so much information about puppies thanks!
Congratulations!!! I adopted my baby 10 years ago and have begun looking for another baby. I will ALWAYS #Adoptdontshop. ✌❎⭕ kisses to Lucky
His heart nose 🥺💕🥰
First of all, congrats!!! You are glowing in this video from excitement! I really want to say thank you so, so much for promoting adoption over buying from a breeder. I know a lot of people don't consider buying a dog from a breeder to be problematic and preach that it's a "personal choice." But actually when there are other living beings affected by your decision, the choice is no longer a "personal" one. There are SO many overcrowded shelters with stray and abandoned dogs just as deserving of loving homes as purebred puppies. The dogs can't help that they're born, of course, but paying for exploitation just allows the cycle to perpetuate. These rescue organizations do so much to help innocent lives, and they should be the ones receiving our dollars. They are much more deserving of our support than breeders who, in many cases, are just looking to make a buck from blatant exploitation. Makes me so sad when people pay thousands of dollars for designer dogs when pups like yours are overlooked again and again. I'm really, really proud of you 💗
Adopting dogs from reputable breeders is fine. Some people need certain dog breeds - hypoallergenic dogs, hunting dogs or protective dogs. It is also fine if you are looking for a certain size dog. It is stupid to shame all dog buyers, some of them want to take a part of contest. Expect pugs and bit bulls. These dogs should not be breed at all and bought. The first can't even guve birth on its own and the second is just dangerous!
I think it might be a good idea to remember that just because that is the situation in your country, it isnt everywhere. Where I live dog shelters are not really a thing. Also due to legislation there is a high standard för breeding. Many breeders do important work to make sure the new puppies are born healthy and happy.