I did the puppy test with my puppy. It failed, so I went into some more stringent testing. Failed again. I finally went into some absolute ground basics testing. Still failed. Turns out my puppy is a cat.
Cat owners are tested by cats to see if their humans can suit them as their pets. You did the other way around. Your cat did not fail. You failed your cats test.
You don't have to pass on a puppy that fails this test. They just need more love and training to gain confidence, so they can have a good and happy life. Every dog deserves to be loved, cared for and trained even if they fail some tests.
All puppies are good. All dogs are good. They aren't commodities, they're little souls with unique personalities that need understanding and patience and love.
THIS IS NOT MEANT FOR THE REGULAR OWNER. Ya'll really don't think shit through. This is meant for choosing a dog for training, for police or service or whatever. You want a dog that trusts you and is obedient, that is not easily scared and that can focus on the task. If it loves food, it makes it easier to train it because it'll never refuse edible treats and will have a higher drive to obey you. That's what the test is for. He's not saying if your dog "fails" you should abandon him.
This right here! What do you do if you already have said puppy and it fails all these tests. Certainly you don't mean we should "return it" so show us how to FIX IT! That would be useful! @americanstandardk9
@@ginabrytowski3564you can’t. It’s the reason people do these tests, to see which has the most desirable traits from a young age. If you’re a dumb idiot who just chose which ever scared little dog ‘chose’ them then that’s your fault
@@ginabrytowski3564it’s for working dogs dude :> that’s not a problem with regular pets, but if you need dog guidance or assistance, they need to be carefully selected
Not all of them. Worst bite I ever took when a training intern was from a golden. Owners never told us he had a multiple bite history. He was ultimately euthanized.
you obviously hv not met some nightmare dogs. dogs are like people, some are beyond help no matter what you do. stop virtue signalling from your bubble
My golden is 4 months old, and he is the most amazing dog I’ve ever had. Quick as a whip. Easy to train. Calm. Very peaceful around my autistic 3 year old. Lays still to be petted and brushed. He’s the bomb.
My puppy will be held on her back but after 50 seconds or so she’ll get squirmy and she’s a shop dog so sound don’t bother her she’s finds the bolts when we have her out at the race track lol
Having a dog used to shop sounds is great! Even I jump when I visit my mechanic and something loud happens. While mine was a puppy I would sneak her into the classroom after school or have my roommates bring her at lunch time. (I'm a teacher) So she got used to 50 little hyper mini people crowding her at once and crazy chaos. It's definitely paid off now that she's an adult - nothing bothers her. ETA mine will go on her back but only when I'm holding her or rubbing her belly on the ground. Otherwise she hates it but she's chill otherwise - maybe slightly on the side of dominant (hey she's 10 pounds so she's got little dog genes) but gets along fine with others.
Had the most obediant smart and loving dog because i did one thing: i treated him like a brother. When i was told by my land lord he had to stay outside i slept in a lounge chair and he slept on my chest. After a night or two he became alright with being outside while i was in school and he could be by himself. I took him everywhere i went and i never used a leesh. We ran on the beach, streets and across bridges and although at first he wanted to run away from the edge of the bridge when i directed him behind me out of the street he complied. He never stopped keeping up with me. Other dogs would sometimes join in on the run but after 5 miles they gave up. I got him in San Diego just before the torch relay in 84. He taught me how to speak dog language and i taught him human. One of the only black and tan shepards with true blue eyes i ever saw. Unfortunately he followed me when i rode to the grocery store a mile away. As i was grabbing something down an isle here he comes with his nose to the ground. Of course that was no problem but not long after i rode to a club and that was the last i saw of him. I knew what had happened. He had run no doubt to the same store on that friday night and someone took him home. He was only 6 months old but had been to a great many places with me and my neighbor a psychologist who also proclaimed him a smart dog. His favorite thing was as we ran along a side walk with a wall of bushes he would go into the treeline runing by squirrels and then wait for me at the next break in the bushes. Hadsuch a look of brilliance in his face. At 5 months for 2 weeks he attempted talking but it was too confusing and he gave up and his vocal cords were only compatible during that two weekswhen he grew to a simular size in his neck. Never had a dog so brilliant again.
Not shelter - this is puppy mill selection techniques. So the rejected ones get thrown in the trash. If your puppy ain't a winner, it's the end of the road.
If the dog has significant issues with fear, then the average person should not adopt that dog. I’ve seen the bites dogs like those have done. It is NOT love and cuddling that fixes it. It is hours and hours of serious training.
My puppy failed all three tests when we first got her 😂 but she’s the nicest and friendliest dog you’ll see now! And now passes 2/3. Smashing the bowl is still a bit too much for her Cavalier heart
"Does your puppy actually need you to know how to meet it's needs, reassure them, and know what the heck you're doing? Yes? Well, then you better pass on it. That puppy is probably a bad one because it makes you look like an owner that doesn't want to learn anything... And who wants that level of commitment and work ethic?!" 🙄 As someone who has worked (as in it was how i paid my bills) in shelters this message is so irresponsibly packaged. It blames the dog and not the person and is a massive reason that puppies are abandoned at shelters between the 6mo-1.5yr range (you know when you actually have to WORK with your dog). If you want the "perfect pup" in order to have it earn the right to come home with you... then go find a stuffed animal. You deciding to make it work and then reworking your habits, routines, and cues to adjust to what your dog needs is going to make it work, not food drive.
Yeah, my dog would have failed (and still would) with flying colours lol! He’s a bit anxious. He’ll lay in my arms but much prefers to be upright and he’s under the couch as soon as there’s a loud noise. He is food motivated but not enough so to overcome the previous 2. He’s 8 and a half now though and does seem like a happy guy. He fits in around here well and is a part of the family…quarks and all.
I tested my most recent pup with the one the back test, and it was so her for the rest of her life (I lost her in May). When I tried to flip her over she resisted, I did flip her, she squirmed a moment, then submitted. This was so her. When she went to the groomers, she put on a show, did not want to be left, then once left submitted readily. When I brushed her, same m.o. When left with doggy daycare, same issues. Reunions were the best! At the Vet's, she begged for treats. I miss her so much.
I hope MANY people take your words seriously. You are the real deal, your video on bloat saved my 13mos old German Shepherd's life. (I was not unaware and had seen it before, but your video was a great demonstration and when it happened to my dog I had him to the Vet ER w/in 30-45mins. TY for putting-out this great content.
One of the best, smartest, most loving dogs I have EVER had is my beloved NYX. He would have failed all three of these test after I picked him up from the dog pound as a rescue. Over time we realized he had likely been abused as a pup. He learned so fast every thing I wanted to teach him. So just like the rest of the universe its always a sliding scale . I am sure this is just a quick rule of thumb. All Good.
My dog doesnt like being held on his back, or being held in general. He hates loid noises. And he is finnicky about food. But hes a sweet and amazing boy and I love him
This test is useful for people who don't have time to train a dog or can't handle a dog with special needs. It in fact is useful to make sure a dog doesn't end up BACK in a shelter with more trust issues. If you're great with training, adopt as you please!
@@UndersackitchFungalbollock i sure hope this was a joke that didn't land or just a troll, because how could a normal human being come up with this solution for the described problem is beyond me.
Do not, I repeat, DO NOT do test number 2 on a puppy that you don't plan to own forever. This can traumatize them and make them afraid of loud sounds forever if they are taught to deal with it. I mean imagine doing this to a puppy, passing on the puppy because it was scared and now the next person has to deal with what you just did
Imagine giving up on a puppy just because it flinched too hard by a metal bowl getting thrown at the ground. You don’t know what the puppy is thinking or has been through. Just show him proper love and care and he’ll be fine. If someone told me my dog wasn’t a good dog because he didn’t like being held, I’d be throwing hands and digging a grave.
if the same sign tells you different things, can it not be an indication that the distinction youre making doesnt exist? dominance isnt a thing, we all either have confident, socialized dogs or not... thats what being upside down tells you... bad behavior ALWAYS comes from fear, anxiety, frustration or stress... guide your dog with love and not with intimidation. (you can be the authority without being a tyrant)
Can’t tell if my dog pass or fail first test. She’s always hated being picked up. Got her as a 3month old puppy, now she’s 7 and still absolutely refuses to get picked up by anyone. She’ll get on her back though, wether it be for belly rubs, while she sleeps, or just to show small dogs she’s friendly and wants to play. She easily passes the other two
I don't see anything wrong with a sensitive puppy who runs into a corner when there is loud noise around, that means they are sensitive enough to sense danger and would likely stay out of it and more likely to survive in the situation since they seek shelter The problem with loud noise is that we cause it not that the puppies are weak
I tried this on my 3 years old German shepherd. He's 95 pounds, so I can no longer hold like that. So I failed that. He's scared of everything, especially when I'm flapping the garbage bag. And he's definitely not food motivated. He's still the bestest boy.
My Husky/Shepherd can handle pretty much any loud noise I can throw at him but he turns into an absolute chicken sh!t whenever there’s thunder or fireworks happening. His brother is the opposite. He freaks out when I make loud noises but doesn’t care about thunder or fireworks.
This was a joke. You can already see you have been working with this pup for a while. How he comes an sit/look to you, follows your hand for the treat. I had a GSD that was zero treat motivated, Alph, zero fear, Donner was a protection/therpy/k9 S&R at the snap of your fingers. Mercy I still miss him. He passed away at 11yr old.
So ur rules for adopting a dog 1. The dog being okay with being picked up 2. The dog not being afraid of threats 3. Ur dog starving all the time so it's obedient
Laying on back test: Perfectly Fine Bowl Slam Test: Grabbed the bowl and started yanking it around Food Drive Test: Went for the treat bag in my other hand In Summary: My dog is insane
He could fail all three miserably and he'd still be a good dog. Just because a dog is submissive, skittish, and not food driven in NO way means that that dog doesn't have all of the love in the world to give and doesn't deserve all of the love you have to give them.
He's talking from a professional training point of view. And even if you aren't a professional if you're paying big amounts of money on a dog from a reputable breeder there's nothing wrong with looking for one with the qualities you desire.
Just because the puppy is scared of noise or isn't food driven, you would pass him/her away? May be as someone who thinks himself as a dog expert like yourself should, I don't know, train that puppy on how to be confident, rather than throwing the pup away? It's easy to train an already good pup, train a scared or submissive or even a dominant and then try to make that pup's life better, rather than making your training sessions easier.
I can tell you from the first 2 seconds that he indeed is a good puppy
Ye, he is THE GOODEST of them all, the goodest of the good boys EVER, I LOVE HIM :D
I can tell you he’s a good puppy cuz you told me!!😂
I saw him and went he's the bestest boy
@@KewalTailorbest*
Every puppy is good. This fool is pathetic.
I did the puppy test with my puppy. It failed, so I went into some more stringent testing. Failed again. I finally went into some absolute ground basics testing. Still failed. Turns out my puppy is a cat.
😂😂😂😂
This is funny cause the full comment don't show if you don't click
Cat owners are tested by cats to see if their humans can suit them as their pets. You did the other way around. Your cat did not fail. You failed your cats test.
@@sindhu1172 i eat cats
That's where I fucked up too my main coon is huge just no doggo
My dog is zero for three, he is the best!
I don't think he's saying a dog MUST pass these to be good, rather, if they pass these, they will be much easier to train!
Well at least he's unique
No, that means he's arguably terrible max 3/10
@@YaksenPushMongo bro..
@@YaksenPushMongo sell it to a Korean family, they will love it for sunday dinner.
I love how the food bowl startled him and he immediately looked at you for reassurance and guidance.
Or more like "what the frick was that for? Brah, seriously.".
For food* xd
You don't have to pass on a puppy that fails this test. They just need more love and training to gain confidence, so they can have a good and happy life. Every dog deserves to be loved, cared for and trained even if they fail some tests.
Pretty sure he knows what he’s talking about lol
Oh my, you haven't lived the hell of a extreme dominant dog.
Then those kinds of dogs are for the suckers like you to adopt. Doesnt mean he has to
Not that great if ur k9 is getting scared by a food bowl
that is if you are a professional when it comes to dogs and also a lot of free time as a normal person you better of pass on that dog
All puppies are good. All dogs are good. They aren't commodities, they're little souls with unique personalities that need understanding and patience and love.
So your going to tell me there will be a gun shot and the dog will be like “ you got food?”
THIS IS NOT MEANT FOR THE REGULAR OWNER.
Ya'll really don't think shit through. This is meant for choosing a dog for training, for police or service or whatever. You want a dog that trusts you and is obedient, that is not easily scared and that can focus on the task. If it loves food, it makes it easier to train it because it'll never refuse edible treats and will have a higher drive to obey you. That's what the test is for.
He's not saying if your dog "fails" you should abandon him.
I would love to see a video on a puppy failing these tests and how to get them here
This right here! What do you do if you already have said puppy and it fails all these tests. Certainly you don't mean we should "return it" so show us how to FIX IT! That would be useful! @americanstandardk9
@@ginabrytowski3564you can’t. It’s the reason people do these tests, to see which has the most desirable traits from a young age. If you’re a dumb idiot who just chose which ever scared little dog ‘chose’ them then that’s your fault
@@ginabrytowski3564it’s for working dogs dude :> that’s not a problem with regular pets, but if you need dog guidance or assistance, they need to be carefully selected
I'd gladly take a pupper who "failed" these tests.
That's a trick question. The victory is already won.
All pups deserve a chance and a permanent home
I did these on my cat and she passed all of them. Immediately afterwards she went in for cuddles. 13/10 good girl
Goldens don't care you can do whatever you want ❤❤
Not all of them. Worst bite I ever took when a training intern was from a golden. Owners never told us he had a multiple bite history. He was ultimately euthanized.
Really? Worst bite I ever took was from a Rottweiler when I was younger. Good thing it was euthanized though 😁👍
@@1packataksorry for the golden
I have a rescue dog and he would fail all those test. My rescue dog is still loving and the calmest dog out there.
All puppies can be a great dog with the right training and a responsible owner
Not true at all. At least with small dogs
Huge amounts of copium or ignorance.
you obviously hv not met some nightmare dogs. dogs are like people, some are beyond help no matter what you do. stop virtue signalling from your bubble
My golden is 4 months old, and he is the most amazing dog I’ve ever had. Quick as a whip. Easy to train. Calm. Very peaceful around my autistic 3 year old. Lays still to be petted and brushed. He’s the bomb.
awesome I would train him as far as you are able to. I've always wanted a golden but just don't have the time.
I don’t need to test any puppy. If they are puppies, they are ALL good ❤
Instructions unclear, my goldfish won't take walks
The way he was holding that puppy in his arms makes it so cute
Gonna be that guy slamming all the food bowls at the breeder
Puppy: *exists*
Me: It's a good puppy.
at first I thought the test will determine if the puppy lands on it's feet like a cat does
My puppy will be held on her back but after 50 seconds or so she’ll get squirmy and she’s a shop dog so sound don’t bother her she’s finds the bolts when we have her out at the race track lol
50 seconds? thats a great time!
Why get a dog from a pet store
@@starflower220 a "shop dog" means a dog that works in a shop usually. Aka the dog resides in a shop or buisness for part of the day.
Having a dog used to shop sounds is great! Even I jump when I visit my mechanic and something loud happens. While mine was a puppy I would sneak her into the classroom after school or have my roommates bring her at lunch time. (I'm a teacher) So she got used to 50 little hyper mini people crowding her at once and crazy chaos. It's definitely paid off now that she's an adult - nothing bothers her.
ETA mine will go on her back but only when I'm holding her or rubbing her belly on the ground. Otherwise she hates it but she's chill otherwise - maybe slightly on the side of dominant (hey she's 10 pounds so she's got little dog genes) but gets along fine with others.
In an alternate world the dogs are testing humans. This guy fails the test.
Puppy: damn bro I eat out of that.
EVERY PUPPY IS A GOOD PUPPY. AND EVERY DOG IS A GOOD DOG.
Have you seen Cujo?
nope
Its because of people like you that he had to start this channel
Had the most obediant smart and loving dog because i did one thing: i treated him like a brother. When i was told by my land lord he had to stay outside i slept in a lounge chair and he slept on my chest. After a night or two he became alright with being outside while i was in school and he could be by himself. I took him everywhere i went and i never used a leesh. We ran on the beach, streets and across bridges and although at first he wanted to run away from the edge of the bridge when i directed him behind me out of the street he complied. He never stopped keeping up with me. Other dogs would sometimes join in on the run but after 5 miles they gave up. I got him in San Diego just before the torch relay in 84. He taught me how to speak dog language and i taught him human. One of the only black and tan shepards with true blue eyes i ever saw. Unfortunately he followed me when i rode to the grocery store a mile away. As i was grabbing something down an isle here he comes with his nose to the ground. Of course that was no problem but not long after i rode to a club and that was the last i saw of him. I knew what had happened. He had run no doubt to the same store on that friday night and someone took him home. He was only 6 months old but had been to a great many places with me and my neighbor a psychologist who also proclaimed him a smart dog. His favorite thing was as we ran along a side walk with a wall of bushes he would go into the treeline runing by squirrels and then wait for me at the next break in the bushes. Hadsuch a look of brilliance in his face. At 5 months for 2 weeks he attempted talking but it was too confusing and he gave up and his vocal cords were only compatible during that two weekswhen he grew to a simular size in his neck. Never had a dog so brilliant again.
Good tips 😊 I'm going to get a puppy next year. Learning Alot from these videos thank you
Imagine you go to the shelter and just start throwing bowls on the floor 😂
Lmao
When he got jumpscared he moved TOWARDS you, he knows where the safe place is 😂
"Yea Pass on a dog that is scared and let him be in a Shelter for his whole Life"
Whats your info so I can send them your way then? Name, address, phone# plz
Youre not thinking. he is doing a test for trainer dog. the program makes sure the puppy goes to a good home.
Not shelter - this is puppy mill selection techniques. So the rejected ones get thrown in the trash. If your puppy ain't a winner, it's the end of the road.
If the dog has significant issues with fear, then the average person should not adopt that dog. I’ve seen the bites dogs like those have done.
It is NOT love and cuddling that fixes it. It is hours and hours of serious training.
@@samreads look up a video on it befote you post opinions
Puppy was like "dude, what happened?!" When the bowl was thrown down 😅
He was chillin in your arms, lol!😂
He's not going anywhere he smells all the food you got 😂
My puppy failed all three tests when we first got her 😂 but she’s the nicest and friendliest dog you’ll see now! And now passes 2/3. Smashing the bowl is still a bit too much for her Cavalier heart
"Does your puppy actually need you to know how to meet it's needs, reassure them, and know what the heck you're doing? Yes? Well, then you better pass on it. That puppy is probably a bad one because it makes you look like an owner that doesn't want to learn anything... And who wants that level of commitment and work ethic?!" 🙄
As someone who has worked (as in it was how i paid my bills) in shelters this message is so irresponsibly packaged. It blames the dog and not the person and is a massive reason that puppies are abandoned at shelters between the 6mo-1.5yr range (you know when you actually have to WORK with your dog). If you want the "perfect pup" in order to have it earn the right to come home with you... then go find a stuffed animal.
You deciding to make it work and then reworking your habits, routines, and cues to adjust to what your dog needs is going to make it work, not food drive.
To clarify this guy means if they’re good for training! All puppies should be loved and cared for by their current or potential owners!
Makes sense. He should make that clear.
I haven't seen the last tip, I run away during the second one.
Yeah, my dog would have failed (and still would) with flying colours lol! He’s a bit anxious. He’ll lay in my arms but much prefers to be upright and he’s under the couch as soon as there’s a loud noise. He is food motivated but not enough so to overcome the previous 2. He’s 8 and a half now though and does seem like a happy guy. He fits in around here well and is a part of the family…quarks and all.
I tested my most recent pup with the one the back test, and it was so her for the rest of her life (I lost her in May). When I tried to flip her over she resisted, I did flip her, she squirmed a moment, then submitted. This was so her. When she went to the groomers, she put on a show, did not want to be left, then once left submitted readily. When I brushed her, same m.o. When left with doggy daycare, same issues. Reunions were the best! At the Vet's, she begged for treats. I miss her so much.
puppy falls asleep while on his back.
Wonderful tips, quick to implement and seem effective. Thank you boss
Mac is adorable!
I did the loud noise test when I was picking out my German Short Hair Pointer. She passed and has been the best upland bird dog!
I hope MANY people take your words seriously. You are the real deal, your video on bloat saved my 13mos old German Shepherd's life. (I was not unaware and had seen it before, but your video was a great demonstration and when it happened to my dog I had him to the Vet ER w/in 30-45mins. TY for putting-out this great content.
One of the best, smartest, most loving dogs I have EVER had is my beloved NYX. He would have failed all three of these test after I picked him up from the dog pound as a rescue. Over time we realized he had likely been abused as a pup. He learned so fast every thing I wanted to teach him. So just like the rest of the universe its always a sliding scale . I am sure this is just a quick rule of thumb. All Good.
My dog doesnt like being held on his back, or being held in general. He hates loid noises. And he is finnicky about food. But hes a sweet and amazing boy and I love him
That furry is a trained actor.
-The director
Dog just vibin the whole time
This test is useful for people who don't have time to train a dog or can't handle a dog with special needs. It in fact is useful to make sure a dog doesn't end up BACK in a shelter with more trust issues. If you're great with training, adopt as you please!
My puppy was great but then someone set a firework off at us on a walk and now they are terrified of any noise. Any tips?
Put it down
Give the dog a nice treat and make him comfy. Play firework sounds on your TV and be chill yourself. This worked for my dog.
@@UndersackitchFungalbollock i sure hope this was a joke that didn't land or just a troll, because how could a normal human being come up with this solution for the described problem is beyond me.
@@mariyachobanova198hes probably just a troll
Did you even see the video? If it ain't a winner, throw it in the trash.
I hope that pup does great things ❤
Mr max looks like a great puppy! 😍
"let's see if he's comfortable on his back"
Dog immediately turns into a puddle
Do not, I repeat, DO NOT do test number 2 on a puppy that you don't plan to own forever.
This can traumatize them and make them afraid of loud sounds forever if they are taught to deal with it. I mean imagine doing this to a puppy, passing on the puppy because it was scared and now the next person has to deal with what you just did
I got an easier test, step 1) is your puppper a pupper? Yes, all puppers are good puppers and winners.
It's obvious that Mac has just met you and he loves you.
Imagine giving up on a puppy just because it flinched too hard by a metal bowl getting thrown at the ground. You don’t know what the puppy is thinking or has been through. Just show him proper love and care and he’ll be fine.
If someone told me my dog wasn’t a good dog because he didn’t like being held, I’d be throwing hands and digging a grave.
if the same sign tells you different things, can it not be an indication that the distinction youre making doesnt exist? dominance isnt a thing, we all either have confident, socialized dogs or not... thats what being upside down tells you... bad behavior ALWAYS comes from fear, anxiety, frustration or stress... guide your dog with love and not with intimidation. (you can be the authority without being a tyrant)
My pup is hyper sensitive hyperactive but still love him and working on him
My man, it's a retriever. Them and Labs will brave a nuclear blast for snackies.
Yet to meet a retriever that isn’t interested in food 😂
My dog cares nothing for food, but will do anything for a ball...
He looked at that bowl like 👁️👁️👀👁️👁️
I thought my dig wouldn't do it, but she did
How to know you have a good puppy:
1) Do you have a dog?
2) Yes you have a good puppy.
He's a good boi!!
Can’t tell if my dog pass or fail first test. She’s always hated being picked up. Got her as a 3month old puppy, now she’s 7 and still absolutely refuses to get picked up by anyone. She’ll get on her back though, wether it be for belly rubs, while she sleeps, or just to show small dogs she’s friendly and wants to play. She easily passes the other two
I think every golden loves to be cradled like a baby
I don't see anything wrong with a sensitive puppy who runs into a corner when there is loud noise around, that means they are sensitive enough to sense danger and would likely stay out of it and more likely to survive in the situation since they seek shelter
The problem with loud noise is that we cause it not that the puppies are weak
That doggo had no fear!
Except if it is a pug, because all pugs have high food drive 😂
My pup checks all these boxes!
I tried this on my 3 years old German shepherd. He's 95 pounds, so I can no longer hold like that. So I failed that. He's scared of everything, especially when I'm flapping the garbage bag. And he's definitely not food motivated. He's still the bestest boy.
I wanna see Mack first video i lovw this little dude
My Husky/Shepherd can handle pretty much any loud noise I can throw at him but he turns into an absolute chicken sh!t whenever there’s thunder or fireworks happening.
His brother is the opposite. He freaks out when I make loud noises but doesn’t care about thunder or fireworks.
This was a joke. You can already see you have been working with this pup for a while. How he comes an sit/look to you, follows your hand for the treat.
I had a GSD that was zero treat motivated, Alph, zero fear, Donner was a protection/therpy/k9 S&R at the snap of your fingers. Mercy I still miss him. He passed away at 11yr old.
All puppies are good puppies, dude!
Literally any retriever possess an amazing dfood drive
What a handsome pupp
The dog is happy to be there
So ur rules for adopting a dog
1. The dog being okay with being picked up
2. The dog not being afraid of threats
3. Ur dog starving all the time so it's obedient
Awww look at the cute widdle baby
DO YOU HAVE FOOD??! 😂😂
He is officially good boi
Step one: Attempt to mentally torture the puppy.
Step two: Attempt to mentally torture the puppy.
Step three: Give treats.
How adorable!😍
Awesome and thank you
When I went to get my puppy, the first thing I did was picked her up and put her on her back. No problems at all.
Laying on back test: Perfectly Fine
Bowl Slam Test: Grabbed the bowl and started yanking it around
Food Drive Test: Went for the treat bag in my other hand
In Summary: My dog is insane
He could fail all three miserably and he'd still be a good dog. Just because a dog is submissive, skittish, and not food driven in NO way means that that dog doesn't have all of the love in the world to give and doesn't deserve all of the love you have to give them.
He's talking from a professional training point of view. And even if you aren't a professional if you're paying big amounts of money on a dog from a reputable breeder there's nothing wrong with looking for one with the qualities you desire.
Let the "Every pup is a good pup" comments rolling
He’s beautiful ❤
Amazing food drive you say? Damn my dog must be elite because food is about the only thing he cares about, can't even say the word around him lol
First of all all puppies are winners. And second of all a dog does not need to be food driven to be easily trainable.
Just because the puppy is scared of noise or isn't food driven, you would pass him/her away? May be as someone who thinks himself as a dog expert like yourself should, I don't know, train that puppy on how to be confident, rather than throwing the pup away?
It's easy to train an already good pup, train a scared or submissive or even a dominant and then try to make that pup's life better, rather than making your training sessions easier.
I tried the bowl test with my ex wife, I was the one running scared.
Puppy is a foodie. ❤
Judgement for the good puppy in the amount of 2,500 treats
Mr. Mac is so cute