I am so frustrated with my dog.. (Stop Hitting Your Dog)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- ➳ I hate to break this to you but your actions aren't perfect and neither are your dogs so give them a break. Today I wanted to talk about being frustrated with your dog and what you can do! I haven't seen a video on this topic yet, and I think it could be really beneficial.
I understand there may be mixed reviews in the comments, so try and stay civil and respect people's decisions. This is just the way that I choose to train MY dog.
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Tip #2 is so important! So many people pick out dogs by their looks and don't take into consideration what the actual breed needs. Like Aussies and Huskies for example, Aussies were bred to shepherd they love to run, and corral animals or children and Huskies were bred to mush they love to run, pull and are a pack breed. You can't expect for the majority of Huskies to be okay with staying home all day, in a yard with maybe a toy to play with and you can't expect Aussies to relax on the couch all day and not try to round up the neighbor's kids when you let it out for a potty break. Of course there is always the exception but generally this isn't the case. Meeting the dog's bred needs with help him to be fulfilled and satisfied and in turn make him a much better behaved dog! If that's not something you want then look for a breed that fits your lifestyle and don't forget to gage the individual dog's own personality on top of that.
Thank you so much! This needs to be said. Can I add, if you are getting a puppy don't expect it to be potty trained.
This is so perfect!
I'm gonna say it, thank you for not shaming people who have hit their dog. We all know it's never appropriate, and the amount of shaming doesn't help. But being told what to do instead, and telling them that they can learn better ways, that's the way to train a human. Shaming them for their behavior only fuels guilt and frustration, which they're already struggling with. It doesn't help them to learn how to properly handle their own frustration and their dog's frustration.
Thank you so much for writing this. I’m struggling and your comment helped me feel less alone
Man i know this so much.... me and my dog started in dogschool for normal obedience training... he is my first dog, so i got a loot of comments about choosing this breed as a first timer. And i train him a ton in my garden on walks, i train the behaviour i want him to react to.
But since he is a ‘corona’ dog, not being allowed to meet other dogs much (since out government said the virus can be on the fur) .. so being in dogschool made him ignore me completely and react to those other dogs SO much.. barks, pulls, doesnt listen... and those moments are frustrating as heck.
I had so many moments, where i cried my eyes out being scared of having a rude dog forever, taking a nap and then getting a snack. Then I just start over with a fresh mind.
Even though he is my first (own) dog, I got him and I committed to him and a life around him. So if he is pulling, barking or whatever, its on me, not on a shelter to bring him to “because he doesnt behave”.
I love how you are so honest and committed - that makes a fellow owner very happy to hear! Really excited for you to grow strong with your pup
@@FrankieToTheMoon luckily all the good things weigh so much more. 😍
A year later, how was it?
@@SmokeyBear0999 he is a good boy ☺️ we are training a lot and even going to scent detection trials now. I had him temporarily, chemically castrated (for about 6 months) which helped us a lot to bond over training, rather than the ladies 😎 it is now wearing off again and we are still cute together 🫠
Thank you for this vid. We need to spread awareness on this topic. So many people hit their dog and it makes me so mad. I once watched a young girl constantly whip her aussie with its leash for being vocal and when she whipped it, it screeched a bit which led to it being hit more. Poor dog.
wow i have never seen a whip... that is next level
@@FrankieToTheMoon yea and it had a mussle and...ugh it looked so sad. It walked with its tail between its legs. I wanted to go hit the girl.
I looked at the name & was confused like I didn't comment that 😂😂 how crazy that we have the exact same name
@@lilyjones6464 haha. It is a very common name lol
I totally agree. As a kid I was unaware of much dog training so when I got my first dog my dad said smack her on the nose if she bites. So I did. Now that I’m older I no longer do that and I feel so bad for listening. I now am obsessed with learning about dogs and basically always have been from then. Now I’m the one telling my family what they are doing wrong and I couldn’t feel any more proud of myself for that and I feel so much happier for my dogs.
We really get this. Our two dogs have such different temperaments, and one is easy to teach the other one is harder to teach she is more headstrong. Zoomies first, teaching later! Speaking of calm, your videos are calming, it's relaxing to watch them.
the fact that you weren't wearing gloves at first screams that you live in Canada!
thanks for these wonderful reminders!
Hahah that’s so true! The day we can get our gloves off is basically summer
For tip number 1, today I was training my 2yr Labrador on caring the frisbee in the air she usually just plays fetch...I saw how much Frankie likes it so I gave it a shot she loves it but she gets frustrated not catching it and just completely stops listening so we took a five minute break came back out and she caught almost every throw. Thanks for sharing your journey 😊
Awww Franks is such a funny little dude!😂🐶
I have 3 dogs and we live on a small apartment in the city. They’re always exited to go out, and each one of them has their own triggers/personality, that + city life, gets me sometimes. I appreciate that you can talk about this without judging.
I'm very much struggling with being frustrated with my dog. Sometimes he sends me into full on meltdowns. This video was helpful
i've been watching your videos since late last year since I was put on a waitlist to get my Australian Shepherd puppy. Your channel has hyped me up and has also taught me a lot. Now it's 8 more days until he's part of my family and i'm officially a dog owner :)
Thanks for this video. We just got an Aussie and we are already seeing some of the frustrations, but I know this is the dog for us. We are excited for this life with him and glad your videos are there to help.
Glad it was helpful!
Such a great topic it should definitely be talked about more.
Your videos are amazing and informative for all new owners like me, we’re all learning together😅
I appreciate that!
I'm so happy you touched down on this topic! I think it's very important that people know these tips so they stay away from abusing their dog😀
But anyways thank you Joey 💛
Awesome video stay safe and God bless
True dat
thanks for the kind comment and watching Rowen!
Aww np 😁
I find it so silly when the euphemism "abuse" is used instead of "mistreat" or "hit", in their various degrees. It's no the same AT ALL to actually abuse your dog when you're angry about something, than to give him a light slap when he is too excited and did something stupid like crossing a street without the command. Yes, it is on us if they haven't learned it, but they learn through various ways and sufficient time, and telling them "it's not ok" to do something is sometimes a matter of life or death. I'd rather slap my dog (nothing stronger than a light touch, obviously, but that I know he gets it) and get the message across than have him splattered on a car. You don't like it? Guess what... me neither.
he is so happy to be with you ❤️❤️
Just got a mini Aussie that is the biggest ball of derp energy ever and your channel has already greatly impacted how I interact with her. Thank you, really.
Our 10 year old Aussie is so smart that we really have never needed to train her on anything. She just watches us and seems to know what we want. If we even just reach for our shoes or start to pick up the car keys she is up and ready to go. Never had to teach her to come because she always looks back and stops.
Happy you touched on this topic, man! Also, the "what are we gonna do?" face is very common in my house with my 2 mini Aussies. Your videos have given me the motivation to document more times with my pups because of your videos. I will be forever grateful! LOVE THE HAIRCUT FRANK'S! I noticed it before you even said it!
Haha Frankie makes that face constantly
It's so important to really think about which breed to take. Working dog (sled, herding..) past cannot be bred out in a couple of generations, so they need stimulus with training and walking and sniffing etc. .
There was this massive news on protection dog training and how a civilian dog training center used shock collars and even kicked the dogs. It's horrible to look: the dogs are visibly scared and stressed. They thankfully also interviewed other trainers, who use positive methods with dogs aimed at protection and service, like border protection and showed that it can be done without pain.
great video - I really appreciate your attitude about training, exercise & treats - that's probably one reason why Frankie is such a good boy - love going along the river too
Totally agree: Physical violence is never the answer. Using choke collars, prong collars, e collars are all forms of physical corrections/violence. So are alpha rolls, hanging, hitting, swatting, or kicking. Yelling is never the answer either. Treat your dogs like you treat young children.
Dogs never do anything to deliberately make us angry or sad...they are just dogs. We demand so much of them to fit in to our modern world. We ask them of things that are not natural or instinctual. We ask them to walk a short leash, not to chase other animals, and be alone for 8 hours a day. Dogs were bred to work with humans.
So, it's normal to get frustrated, no one said raising and training a dog was easy. But don't take it out on your dog. Sit back, relax, and re-evaluate the situation. Teach the command in another way. Use management to prevent failure, set your dog up for success. Teach in low distraction environments before asking for cues in high distraction environments. Take breaks, exercise your dog mentally and physically. If they do something you don't want (reactive to other dog, chase a squirrel), don't punish. Re-direct to another behavior (sit, down), or use a lure to distract, and make note to work on something, and use management for next time.
"Corrections" used in training are not only physically dangerous (collapsed trachea, sight issues for example) they are also mentally damaging. They damage your bond with your dog, they cause dogs to be more anxious and possibly aggressive. They suppress reactions and tell your dog they cannot feel emotions, you don't care what they feel. They are constant nagging painful/uncomfortable and scary corrections on them. Mother dogs barely correct their dogs, and even then, dogs know we aren't dogs. And, we know better on how to change behavior through positive methods instead of physical violence. Frustration is normal. Take it in stride. Neither you or your dog is wrong. What is wrong is to take it out on the dog. Thanks for the great video guys! You really hit an important point!
when you were cleaning the bench frankie tried to eat the snow❄️😂😂
Hahah I think Frankie is the real global warming .. he just eats all the snow 😂
I am going through hell at the moment with my 4 month old pup and the info you provided was a great reminder to me. What I enjoyed the most was the manner you discussed the topic. Tomorrow is always another day.....as long as he hasn’t destroyed my entire house!!!!
Just found your channel and love your videos. I have a 15 week old Aussie who has been mouthy(biting). I agree with the take a break and really like your suggestions, encouragement and of course, I love your dog!
Dog trainers are all so different. Everyone told us we would need to go to this extremely experienced one since our Aussie wasn’t “easy” and we did and spend a lot of money for someone to tell us “ignore him if he does this or that” “spray him with water to stop this behaviour” “put him in a crate when visitors come” “start a dog sport with him”. All that let us to him not getting more secure but more insecure. We went back to our first dog trainer who was like “every dog is different, yours just gets overly excited and if people then get overly excited that just adds on, just create a calm and quiet environment and make sure he has quiet brain excercise don’t hype him up with dog sports even more. And we did that and trusted our instincts and just give him the time to calm down and tell visitors to not touch or interact with him before he is going to lay down calmly. He never was aggressive we always just said overly friendly trying to kiss everyone 😂
Hahah Frankie will kill with his kiss one day!!! And yup, every dog is different!! They aren’t robots. Love this and happy you went back to your old ways and it’s working
Our minni aussie also loves frisbee!
Though he is not quite as vocal about it as Frankie. Frankly, I think ours loves playing tug more! I love your relationship with Frankie.
See...Frankie used to be quiet but now he likes to talk. Working on that haha
I'm glad you said all this🙂. I have a 74% mini Australian Shepherd and some Corgi in her. She's 2 and the sweetest little girl dog there is, but she doesn't always listen to me 😂
omg that sounds like the cutest little mix
:( i ll learn to be a good leader. really im tired frustating everyday. thankyou and blessed you and your dog!
those eyes😍😍😍. All that snow, lovely video🤗💖love Frankie's new haircut!
Thanks for keeping it real Joey! I appreciate your videos so much.
My pleasure!!
I absolutely love these vids. I have a male mini Aussie full of energy like Frankie and I had a girl mini Aussie and she behaved just like Indy (minus the being scared of stuff ).
I always think about how when the shot of you walking away. That you have to walk back and get the camera 😂😂😂
Such a great video for everyone with dogs! Can't believe anyone would hit their dog! This issue needs to be talked about more and you do it in a great way!
Love your videos 😍! Keep going!!!
Thank you so much!!
My 1 year old is the most frustrating dog I have ever had, and I had one, a wolf hybrid, that had a major dominance problem that was not as frustrating as this Aussie. His mind is always going and he is always trying to be ahead of what I are thinking. I have him in a Canine Good Citizen class, and he is testing soon, but I am not sure he will pass it because he is so distracted, all the time. Never have I had a dog that wears me out in a 1 hour class, because I am constantly trying to keep him focused. My 7 month old is about the opposite. As long as you have treats, he does your bidding. One difference in the 2 from when we got them was my 1 year old we picked him up right when they started to lock things down, so no puppy classes until he was almost 6 months old. Could not find a way for him to meet other dogs and people during those first few months. The 7 month old, went right to puppy classes and then on to obedience. But, the breeder did keep one from the older litter, and hers is a pretty busy distracted Aussie too, so it is probably more the bloodline since the sire in this litter was new, and way outside her normal studs. Anyway, we are busy, busy, busy with Aussies in our house. Just wish the snow would melt so we can get them out more and not lose toys in the snow.
While distracting your dog from doing something bad with a recall may temporarily stop them doing it you haven't implanted in there head that the action they were taking was an unwanted behavior so they will likely do it again and again, in fact you might be reinforcing them doing it because then they get recalled and a treat. For minor things that's probably fine but for things that could cost the dog their life (running out into the street / raiding the bin etc) you do need to teach your dog the meaning of "no" for their own good and protection. That doesn't mean hit them before people attack me, there are many ways to teach "no" that cause no harm to the dog but it is important for it to be taught and understood. Training should be 95% positive and 5% corrections.
Nice videos, great to see your having so much fun with your dog. The edits are really well done also.
great video! i can definitely get frustrated while training tiva, but it is so important to keep your cool as the human. how can you expect your pup to stay calm, cool, and collected if you aren't?
The way your dog behaves is a reflection of how you manage him and how you lead him. If your dog does something you don't like it's very important to correct them in the right way, not in an abusive way, and build a foundation and trust.
What is the right way
@@BethKnox32 Saying "no" (having verbal clues), being assertive (meaning what you say), being consistent (without discipline and he can't learn) , and concise, and making sure that you only correct him after teaching him the right behavior so the contrast and the interaction is fair for both you and the dog.
Great video, thank you!! Btw, I don't know if that's true, I heard in another video that your dogs heartbeat will "synchronize" with your own, maybe it makes sense with what you say about slowing down. Anyway, I'm thinking about getting an Aussie in a few months and I really love your videos!!!
NEVER EVER hit a dog. You can use a special leash but never hit a dog or get your frustration hurt him. You suppose to be the responsible adult human.
Franks looks so handsome with his new hair cut😍
aw thanks Kendra
Our Aussie is very sensitive to a raised voice and avoids people who shout or growl... or shoo her out of the kitchen after she’s snatched a pound of cheese off the counter
It took a lot of treats to rebuild trust after the cheese episode
I guessed Frankie had a hair cut before you said it. It looks great. He's so white!!
Beautiful scenery, the snow looks amazing. Canada...Wow🤗It's wonderful how Frankie is constantly checking in on you. Good stay Frank's😉But where was he going 🤔🤣Such a sweetheart. How do you survive looking at that gorgeous face all day🙄😥
😊 thank you
Please make a video how often dogs needs to pee and poop because 99% people are not aware about that hence many dogs dies in their short age because of kidney failure etc
That’s a great point!
Thank you for a great video! It’s a very important subject. Owning a young dog is a tuff and hard thing! But often it will get easier with age... a thing I keep reminding myself through hard times 🙈 I have a high energetic Finish Lapphund and first year has been tuff!
Also, I’m wondering about what belt and bungee lesh you use?
Thanks for great videos!
Frankie is so cute! He's like a big version of my Lily! 😊
Ya, I get frustrated a lot with my Golden Retriever, normally what I recommend is just doing something they already know, do something else, or change the subject, maybe take a play break, especially when we’re outside, her breed and her personality fits my lifestyle perfectly Wich is why I picked this breed, but she’s super social and sometimes if she sees someone she’ll freak out and try to run towards them, she’s scared almost all our neighbors at least 6 times, but getting frustrated is pointless, the best thing to do is just stop, and try something else, Normally I’ll bring a water bottle full of treats and shake it when she goes crazy, then if she responds and looks at me I give her a treat and redirect her into a sit pretty or a speak (her favorite tricks)
Frankie looks marvelous, love your videos, I also have a Aussie & she is so much like yours, Well done!! 💕
Disciplining your dog isn't the same as being aggressive or abusive with them. It's the same as dealing with children. Hitting them is only gonna worsen the situation. Teach them to love and respect you. Yes they'll be disobedient at times. But that's okay. We all are sometimes
Just found you. Have had 3 regular Aussies and one toy through the years. Nothing like them! Still have the toy. Looking forward to a big one again someday. Watching Frankie makes me want to now.
I can’t find a Aussie as good as yours!
I have a belgian Malinois, mixed with pitbull, german Shepherd, great Dane and greyhound. I really have mental breakdowns with her, i tried everything, redirect her with toys, play outside (only in our backyard because she doesn't have all her shots at this moment and time) its hard because the vet told us how bad parvo is getting and told us to get all 3 shots and wait 1 week before taking her out. I feel so bad because i wanna take her out and i was thinking carriers and strollers, but
1. Shes getting too big
2. Shes not the type of dog i can just do that to and i feel bad because i want to see her RUN and have fun.
My family spanks her when she doesn't listen and i tried to make it a positive environment but it seems the dog listens to them more and she sometimes gets mean with me. My family keeps threatening they will get rid of her if i don't get her a trainer and its just so much... With work and them stressing me out is alot. Aside from her not behaving well, she is really sweet and we do love eachother, i love her so much and don't want to give up on her. I know she can be the best dog ever and she can be my best friend, my babygirl. She doesn't have to go away, i am just stuck, even when i hired a trainer. So i am going to do what this video shows again and again because i refuse to give it up
This was such a perfect video 🐾🐾💜🐾🐾
Spent every summer in Brittania as a kid…. Love the video.
i just love these videos of you guys frankie is such a beautiful dog thank you for sharing
Hello! I have a question, what do you think is better, female or male Aussie? I have been researching for 3 years now about mini Australian Shepherd’s but I have been thinking about getting a female but I heard that they are more independent and mature, but on the other hand males are more affectionate and want more attention? Frankie is adorable by the way! My Mom used to raise Australian shepherd’s but now we don’t anymore (she did this when I was young so I don’t remember them that much) My birthday is coming up so I always wanted a mini Australian shepherd, And I don’t know about the female or males personalities so that’s why I came on here, since you have Frankie I was wondering if you knew? And I’m asking to because I always seen Australian shepherd’s doing agility and so that’s why I’m wondering because when I do get an Aussie I want them to be happy and motivated! My dream is to do agility with an Aussie and be there best friend ever!
i have a dachshund 5months old and can very frustrating especially the popo/pee-pee training. Sometimes he follows very well but sometimes not.
This video helps to calm me down. 😉
Damn, I didn't know Andrew Garfield has a Australian Shepherd
Just your local neighbourhood spider dog
I know you're not a "dog trainer" but I honestly do enjoy your videos esp advices on how you train Frankie. My dog is great walking with leash but when there's another person walking by (esp with a dog), my pup goes crazy. Can you do a video on how you taught Frankie leash/walking manners? :D
Oh wow thank you! That means a lot. And I’m actually still teaching Frankie on leash training. He is amazing after a run but before a run he’s all over the place
This soo relaxing i like this vlogs good work
Glad you like them!
Thank you soooooo much!!!
Frankie is so cuuuute! Remi just posted his first video ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awesome video! Can you also do one on how touching and petting works with an Aussie? I see Frankie laid down with you at the end, but also quickly left again. I gather they’re not very cuddly dogs?
He just lets Frankie do what he wants. Sometimes dogs just arent that big of cuddlers, or are more independent.
Frankie doesn’t cuddle with me too often unless he is super tired! He loves his time alone and so do I so it’s a perfect match!
Sounds great! Do you think it would be possible to teach an Aussie puppy to like cuddling? Or is this a trait that the whole breed shares?
Love Frankie's haircut. When Rusty is old enough, I'll be having him cut the same way. Right now he's just a 4 month old floof with legs.....
i love him hes so cute
Great tips for our furry friends out there. Thank you 🐶. Two videos please:D
Haha we are trying! Don’t wanna run out of ideas
i got a german shepherd recently she gets frustrated at me sometimes and i looked up ''what to do when you dog is frustrated'' and this came up, it put things into perspective for me and i will do better for her me raising my voice or pulling back on the leash on walks or being too firm with her isnt the way to go... i will talk gentler and calmer to her and see how she responds because the frustration ''O IM GONNA BITE YOUR LEG N GROWL'' might be cute now but it really wont be a few weeks from now. If anyone has advice let me know, she will be starting puppy training at petsmart soon and graduate through all the classes and courses up to therapy dog lessons as i need her to be a service animal for me.
Great video brother!
Literally while I was watching this video my 4 month old puppy peed and pooped on the floor.... this is the first accident hes had in nearly 3 weeks so i was very much so not expecting it. It’s raining outside and he hates the rain so he decided it was better to just go on the floor. He peed literally down the staircase for some reason lol. I got frustrated obviously but ik that he normally doesnt do that so its alright. (He’s also a mini aussie btw)
awesome!!! as always great video!
Ahhh thanks so much!
Beautiful video and gorgeous dog, but sadly the people who hit their dogs and kids aren’t the people searching for dog videos on such a thing.
I’m sure one of them are and even if one person sees this video - I’m pretty happy about that
frankie is such a handsome boy ❤️🥰
Hey man - love your vids. I'm trying my hardest to find an Aussie pup to join me on my adventures. Would you mind doing a vid at some stage on how you clean Frankie and how that may have changed as he has grown/got more/less comfortable. Also, did he take to swimming quickly??
Could you do a video on separation anxiety?
Awe, I just adopted a female merle aussie named Frankie that looks just like yours!
U spend a lot of time with him - the being apart making heart grow fonder (takes longer to lose patience) works. Time Out DOES WORK (Caesar doesn’t believe in time out for dogs) just in the OPPOSITE DIRECTION. A time out instead of owner lashing out MAY or MAY NOT be understood by the dog BUT IT def WORKS for the OWNER. Giving them time to calm down before it’s too late.
Amazing vid, hope you get more likes and subs! Good luck :)
Thank you so much!
@@FrankieToTheMoon No problem. By the way, Franks is so adorable!! He's so sweet as well! :)
I love your dog so so so so so much
So cute love him 🥰
Thank you for your videos! How are frankies paws in the cold snow for longer amounts of time? Does it bother him at all? Do you think doggy boots are a necessary thing for dogs his size?
I swear mine understands what I'm saying to him..
Just this morning... my dog found a pigeon's corpse... then ran away. My dog would not come back, so I got frustrated and go away. She came back but at 2 meters of me and when I tried to get her she ran away... again ! And go get the pigeon AGAIN. I begin to cry and scream. I felt really pitiful at this moment. When I got her, i put the leash on her.I was so angry I walked fast to the car. I didn't know what to do... writing this make me feel better I guess
Hey you’re not alone! Sometimes it’s not even a big thing because we also have things in our lives that are going on and it’s not always just our dog. So when they don’t work with us, it’s frustrating!
Just try to get your dog to do a simple task like sit and it may help you feel better in the situation. Or sometimes I just sit and wait and Frankie comes in because it’s not so rebellious to run away from someone who’s not wanting anything
What state is this recorded it’s beautiful
I have a standard Aussie puppy and she gets tired out really fast but then still has unending energy… when can I take her on longer walks to get her energy out over a longer period of time? She’s almost 5 months old and when I look online it just says “contact your vet” but our vet has been hard to deal with and I’m in a new area as I just moved.
She also has a hard time remembering commands when she’s hyper so I have a hard time calming her down. And she bites at my family members feet, I know she’s probably herding but when I try to work with her on it she just goes back to nipping and going crazy no matter how much time I spend getting her energy out!
How did you train Frankie to not really react to unfamiliar humans? Is that a socialization thing too?
Yup! It’s just like dogs! It’s really important to not have everyone greet your dog - it helps them understand that not everyone is gonna say hey
I love your channel
I like Frankie’s new haircut, looks like the old haircut
Handsome pooch
Aww thank you
How do you know when it’s ok to let your mini Aussie off the leash when you’ve never done that
I got a puppy 4 days ago and the puppy blues is hitting me hard. I wanted her from the beginning of this year and I want her even now, I'm not thinking about giving her away. It's just hard. She is having accidents, chewing problems, she doesn't usually listens to me. She is really young, only 6 weeks old so I can't teach her to potty outside because she gets scared as I go out with her .
Seeing this video made me realize I need a lot more patience towards her. Honestly I don't really like puppyhood but I'm hoping that it could help me make a good connection with her.
i'm interested to know how it's going now? are things better?
McCann dog training is on youtube they are based in Canada but they have excellent vids on dog training.
I LOVE THIS!!!!!
Btw where did you get the attachment for a dog harness to put on your person? Sometimes my dog likes meting more free than my hand can give her 🤣
It’s just a running belt!
@@FrankieToTheMoon omg! Joey, thank you ❤️
So cute live him 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hi, do you recommend whistle to call Frankie is he’s far away?
He is a a Miniature American Shepherd there is no size variation of the Australian Shepherd
Can I make a non dog related comment? Wow your house is amazing too!
Ahha thank you - still moving in slowly
great video man!!
Thanks so much!!
He’s a big mini
What haircut did he get can you do a video with that
Hi, I see a lot of your videos and I see that you put something on top of the food. Would you be able to tell me what it’s is because I have a girl mini Australian shepherd
I saw people slapping their dogs in my city. Really beautiful, well-behaved dogs. I thought it's something related to my culture but I guess is a human thing. I'd never do this if I had a dog (one day I will), imagine hitting your child-with a dog is the same; the dog has their own feelings, it's not a toy.
you'd be surprised how many parents hit their kids :/
I miss my dog