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I’m Leaving My Wife And Dog Behind.
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2020
- I left my wife with our dog for a few days! How did she do? Plus...Dogs don’t listen with 100% reliability. I’ll show you what I do when my dog stops listening to me during a training session. For more daily dog training tips and videos follow @zakgeorge on Instagram: / zakgeorge
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OK, I only left my wife and dog for 3 days... But the title is technically accurate, right? 😂😂 I’m so proud of Inertia and my wife, Bree too! What did you think of this video? If you want to be a closer part of our family, follow us on instagram! instagram.com/zakgeorge
Gave me a scare!
You scared me dude! I need these videos for my dog I'm getting soon; a Saint Bernard!
😂😘❤️❤️❤️ Glad you decided to come back LOL
You scared me soo much.....
I mean on a scale of 0 to clickbait this barely registers since it's technically true!
“Leaving my wife and my dog behind” And they look so happy :P
😂
Lol naughty
Jerk
😂😂😂
This title made me think you were finally ready to run away and start a dog farm with me. 😭 lol I’m kidding this is so cute and sweet.
We all wish😂👍🏻
You’re awful! 😂 lol
Good to see inertia get a little crazy when she didn’t get her morning walk. My pup does that too. I thought it was abnormal lol also loved Bree in front to the camera. You can tell she really cares and wants to do a good job! Also interesting to see a non-professional trainer do the training #morebree 🥰
I really liked how Bree took over the commentary in this, well done!
Bree did a great job. Maybe Zak needs to film for awhile 😊
Trooper Lab I agree! She’s the greatest! I learn so much from her!
Smooth title, considering all the noise from the armchair “trainers” who have given you grief recently. Very cheeky🥰love your approach to training. Love all around! Inertia, you good girl. Here’s a treat🥓
Arm chair trainers 😂
@@pebbleinyoshoe532 perhaps you should check out the credentials and education of the "armchair" trainers before you make up your mind. 😉
Ah, yes, my extensive education in canine and feline behavior and decade of experience in veterinary medicine, as well as my Fear Free Certification, totally do not qualify me to critique someone who clearly doesn't know what he's doing when it comes to practical life skills. I'll just be staying in my lane doing cooperative care training and counter conditioning fear, anxiety, and stress while also preventing those in the every day lives of pets. :)
Data Pets wow another one. Expert at practical life skills and pets? Guess we’re not worthy😝😜
Cee Jay dude did you not notice them say they have training if they are telling the truth yeah they know more then him. He is good but this person is like a doctor for dogs don’t argue.
I love how Inertia came to Zak the first time. She is doing really well now. Border collies need alot of exercise. I have a 7 month old Blue Heeler/Border collie mix. He is really smart but super needy. Keep it up!
im planning on getting my first dog since my best friend passed away 4 years ago and i love watching your videos and want to become a dog trainer one day and help other people with their pets
You should get one and watch training videos from me as well
Little Paws Training stop begging for subs
Oh no! Did you kiss Inertia before you kissed Bree? That is out of order Zac! We love you but come on - Bree comes first!
Bree, it was so fun to see you in a video! You did a great job with Inertia while Zak was gone! This was definitely a neat video! Thank you for sharing all of the ins and outs with us! God bless and hugs to all of you!☺️❤️
Bree has a lovely way with Inertia xx😍
Inertia is the most loved and gorgeous dog that I ever see.
I love her. She made me feel happy every day that I see her.
Thank you Zac for sharing. I hope it will be forever.
It's great that there is a family approach with Inertia, but she is still so consistent! I pick up my puppy in 2 weeks - so I am glued to learning and prepping!
I love the fact that she does listen to your wife. Not like you but she does listen.
Good job girls
You're so lucky being in a warm climate! I want to do some training at the park with my 5 month old puppy but it's 20 degrees out and snowy and he doesn't like being outside for more than a few minutes 😭
Thank you for posting two videos this week. It was nice to see Bree with her.
A really cool different view on another real world situation. We have the same problem where I do the majority of training with the dog and I occasionally leave home for a few days at a time and our dog doesn't behave very well when I'm gone!
Dude i just about crapped my pants when i read the title. lol
Hahaha lol
Stanley Prince lol
Such a great idea for a video, guys. It’s what we all need to deal with when our spouse goes away on a trip, so it’s one more way you were able to add to real life training. Thanks! And Bre, you did great!
Omg you were so sweet with Indy at the end! Look at her happy tail and the way she pushes her head into you!
Something I really appreciate about your videos (besides the great dog training tips of course) is your sound quality. I’ve watched a few other trainers (not as good as these of course) and in comparison I’ve come to really notice that your voice is always clear. Little things like that make a huge difference to the enjoyment of watching.
I'm getting my puppy this weekend he is at my mamaws ive met him before tho, he is gonna be my service dog since I'm younger i like watching you because your kid friendly also your super funny and understandable (IM HOUSETRANING FIRST)
Definitely get one!!
Congrats on getting a service dog. They are the Best! Couldn't have made it without mine.
Bree you're a natural!
Haha. Is it just me or does Bree have the cutest voice? Also it was funny to see her doing all the stuff with inertia while you were gone but she did so well! Yayyyy:)
I just love seeing her growing up.day by day, little by little.
I love this series so much. I always learn new stuff.
Is it me or Inertia is more good and behaved better when is with mom only?? :D
this episode was so sweet! always wondered if she’s consistent with other people so this was great to see 💖
is it me or whe does better with her? hahaha her energy is calmer
I was kinda surprised I thought they'd be just fine but bree and inertia were totally in sync....in some places it's almost like inertia was like "okay daddy's not home so I have to be extra good for mommy " lol
I was really impressed...I'm still trying to figure out is inertia compassionate, is she protective of bree..,did she sense she had to behave well while dad was gone...do bree and inertia just gel like that? Its interesting..,she even would wait without bree asking.,,border collies are crazy smart. I actually didnt think inertia would take advantage of bree...I just felt in my gut she was gonna be good.
But I feel bree is underestimated...I think she knows more training then she let's on.
EyeLUVMYPitbull Peaches I think they’ve both been training her, of course Bree off camera. It’s important for both spouses to train the dog, not just one
Awww she did so well! Bree you were great with her and I just have to say your skin is beautiful!
I love how you treat Inertia like a partner and not just a dog!
love the new into zak!
Everyone is like, "this is click-bait!" And I'm like, "no. I am just over here always clicking on new Inertia episodes." 😂
Just found your videos this week--preparing to get a Samoyed puppy hopefully later this year, and I want to be super prepared! Love your videos, and your positive reinforcement methods! Will likely buy your book soon!
I’m getting my first dog at the end of March and I’m binge watching all of your videos to help prepare myself
Go check out kikopup’s videos. They are a far better resource.
Kikopup. Unless Bree starts making more videos. Zak’s advice is not going to help your dog for forever. Zaks advice will teach her tricks.
Turn amd run from Zak George his subscriber count is not a reflection of his skills. He has none.
She’s gotten so big omg❤️
... and beautiful! I LOVE the dark rims around her eyes - it's almost like she uses mascara so she can flutter her eyelashes at the handsome boys!
Brianna seems like such a sweet person :) I remember when you had just started dating her, congratulations on getting married! Great videos, they're very informative and entertaining at the same time. :)
Having exactly the same issues with my seven month old cocker spaniel she is easily distracted and can be as deaf as a post when she wants to be.Your vlogs give hope to keep trying👍👍
I'm so glad I found this channel because I'm trying to train my puppy to become an agility show dog...
Thank's Sir Zak, for always sharing you're technique in training Inertia in different kind of environment,, You're such an inspiration to me, I'm from the Philippines, that's why I'm making videos about Dog Caring, because of someone like you, 😊 Gb 😊
Whooo boy the clickbait
awwhh I really like it when your wife(what's her name?!) narrates,
I think it would be nice to hear another tone of voice in relation to training the same dog since different people say things different ways.. and I want to know what ways are okay to say etc
The fact that Inertia was very responsive to Brie's commands and requests is a testament that your style of training is definitely working! Steady, loving and consistent training is the only kind I want to use on my puppy when he arrives in July!
🤗❤️ We had a great time!
@@breejustine You were great!!!👏😊
Love city park!... I keep missing you! 😂
Gee Zak! You nearly gave me a heart attack 😜
Questions: If you've written a book/course on how to get a "perfect pup" in 30 days, why is Inertia way behind on her life skills? Also, what's your educational background that qualifies you to write a book/course about dog training and behavior in the first place? (Educational background, NOT experience ;) )
I am curious about this too? Did you take any courses in dog behaviour or psychology? Do you belong to any professional organizations that require you to continue your education to maintain your membership? Did you mentor under someone else? If so, who was it? I know you began at PetSmart but let's be honest, their training is basic and their trainers get like 2 weeks of education. If over 2 million people are going to listen to you it'd be nice to know what authority you speak from.
In my 30 day Perfect PUP program I make it very clear that I am giving the viewer the basics that they then need to apply over the next year of training in a variety of places and contexts as I’m doing here. I actually make this point on the very first lesson. Great question!
@@zakgeorge will you answer my question?
@@zakgeorge Again, what's your educational background that qualifies you to write a book/course on canine behavior and training? You also didn't ACTUALLY answer my question. :)
I have nothing against you. With respect, I simply wish to explain a bit.
There is no requirement for “educational background,” for any person wanting to write a book. (Yes that means a person can literally make everything up and publish.)
That being said, having an “educational background” does not mean you know what you are talking about. Especially in the case of dog, horse, and other such training. All the education in the world can mean absolutely nothing if you do not have the life experience.
I’m not talking specifically about Zac George, but any trainer.
That being said, Zac has worked with dogs for a fair amount of time and I would say has amassed enough knowledge to share it with others.
Old title: “I’m leaving my wife and dog behind”
The Devil still the same title rn
loved seeing more ofe Bree 💛💛💛 so fun! she’s so sweet
How is she so chill after not seeing you 3 days? My dog goes crazy when i come after 2 hours!
We make a point to be calm when we come home and not immediately pay attention to her (instead of getting excited and hyping her up as soon as we see her), so over time she's learned not to flip out when we get home 🤗
@@breejustine yea we ignore ours for like 10 minutes straight as well and only when he calms down he's getting some pets and we go on our merry way, bur even then you can see him sit and try being adorable so we give him attention.
Love your videos Zak! We got two puppies from the same litter male and female 8 weeks old about 3 months ago. They are Border Collie Great Pyrenees Mix. We have been watching your UA-cam videos and have learned lots about it. Thanks for your dedication!!
my puppy at 10 weeks is the most amazing smart and alert dog ive ever seen. he is off leash and when he looks at dogs and doesnt go to far, barks a little but when i whistle and tell him to come he runs back straight away
Her reaction was priceless when Zak came home 😂😱
I love your videos, I’ve trained my dog Bailey to wait and roll over with your tips:)
Yay!!! Bree you did great!!!
Glad you had Bri work with her. I think when you have two parents both need to work with her. I want my pup to work with both of us
Man, you got me worried for a sec! I was like, “woah, has Zak George finally gotten upset?”
That was a great hook for the video ... Bree does a great job (as usual). Also, really like working with a long leash (I think Bitsy likes it too!)🥰🐶⚜️🐾
Oh yay, intermediate park! She did great in this setting, looked like a challenge level that was just about right for her, especially since you left a large distance from the most exciting distractions. My question is this: Do you think doing the downtown work before you did this park session was productive in the training process, or counterproductive? I tend to personally try for (and instruct clients to try for) this level of challenge, while avoiding the French Quarter level of challenge (based on overall success rates and attention to trainer) as so difficult as to be likely to be counterproductive because the success rate is so much lower. In retrospect, would you do those sessions in the same order, or do something different if you could do it all over again?
Always nice to see Bree, and she has top notch skills herself.
Well, the point of this session was more about doing some actual training whereas, the downtown environment was more about introducing and desensitizing her. So the two lessons had different primary objectives, though both lessons had a little of each! Fantastic question!
Oh man i wish my dogs were that calm after I get home.. they always freak out, jump on me and bark like crazy. I have tried to train them out of doing that but my family members are having none of it.
my gosh i almost had a heart attack
"Dogs respond best to full sentences and cues sandwiched between non-essential words" ~no trainer ever
I ❤️ your passion towards training inertia
When my boxer was 6-7 months old I was using a long lead in the park while playing ball. I used a long lead all the time for management and training and it works so well. This time the leash wrapped around my foot (without me noticing), I threw the ball, she took off...and I was pulled off my feet and broke my arm and dislocated my knee. Lesson: long leads are useful for training, but be careful.🙃💓
I like Bree´s voice :)
Bri did great!!! Inertia is such a good girl!
Would you please, please tell me why Inertia is subjected to wearing a harness whilst she is confined in a pen in your house? Is it absolutely necessary or is it just for your convenience, to save you having to remove it and refit it when exercising her? It looks tight on her. You said how she’d grown during your absence. Didn’t you ask that Bree check it whilst you were away, to see if it required adjustment?
We take her harness off all of time and adjust it as needed. Good question! Thanks!
Zak George’s Dog Training Revolution. Thank you for your reply but it doesn’t answer my question. Please tell me why you leave Inertia wearing a harness while she is confined in a pen? Your less knowledgeable viewers might think it’s ok for their dog to wear a harness all the while.
The way Inertia reacted to her owner coming back worried me... She showed very neutral body language, barely a tail wag and looking away.
The way she greeted him was actually really excellent behavior. She was submissive (which is her natural inclination), happy, and calm.
It’s always best to train dogs not to get into that hyper overexcited state of mind.
Her calmness in greeting him shows how well she is doing and that she wasn’t stressed by his absence.
Hoodiebird I agree. I would say it’s good behavior if she were a well trained dog, but she so happy and excited to see everything else in the world. It’s odd that she’s in a pen when they’re home. She’s 6 months old
@@trooper5744 Yeah at that age she should be able to roam free without causing trouble. It would help so much against her SA too because she wouldn't be confined and would have things to do like sniffing or playing with old newspaper.
No one:
Zak in the thumbnail: Karen took the dog
FInally we can be together Zak!!
I feel if you have to have your dog in a cage while in the house, you have failed at your training or you don't deserve a dog. You would be surprised at how easy it is to train if you just give them some freedom and not treat them like a tool that gets locked up when you are done using it.
At 6 or 7 months old most dogs are wondering the house by themselves and only sleep in a crate or are in it when there owners aren't there
Dont ever get a dog please
Hey Zak! My dog won't react to treats outside the house... He only cares about the surroundings and smells. Even when I get him to do something for me and give him a treat, he oftenly just spits it out, even though I don't feed him before walks. When I try playing fetch with him, he oftely goes for the toy but changes direction halfway and goes to smell something. This is so annoying, I used to train him according to your videos since he was 3 months old and it went perfectly, I was so amazed with his behavior. But now, when he's 1 year old, I can't get him pay attention to me at all!
I was wondering if you could do a video about what to do with an older rescue dog when you bring them home for the first time.
My parents are afriad of dogs it's been 3yrs of constant asking
I've kinda lost hope😢
Great video. Terrible click-baity title.
I have a 15 month old BC too, he shares so many traits with inertia, especially those intense eyes! Been loving the real training series here for ref. Mine is not a foodie at all and so treat training isn't the best. I use a toy out and about, but feel as though it has become a distraction technique more than positive reinforcement. Any tips? Look forward to the next vid!
If your dog is motivated by play, see if they are into frisbee or tug of war, I find both of them to be the best training toys for my dog, give it a go you never know
My bc loves her treats but I found training her as she got older with tug toys or frisbees work best gave her more motivation guess it's the sheepdog in her😄
My dog pees when we get back from vacation. I have a dog training channel, too, and I'll start posting every week on Sunday!
I have this 14 week old female lab mix and 13 year old male chihuahua that go potty other places in the room when I let them out of their play pen.
Hi Zak! Love your videos. I would love to know your opinion on hands free leashes. Keep up the amazing work! Bought your book for my buddy who got a dog for the first time and he's learned a lot!
Your walk is in a really beautiful scenery! Where is that?
This series is so inspiring because we got her when you made the fifth episode
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Nice job Bree!
Your pup is a giant I’m getting mine soon but it’s a toy poodle they aren’t that big
Its really nice talking 2 u I really want a new puppy and want to know how to train her
Shes grown sooo much haha
Bree is every dog trainer's dream spouse. Easy on the eye, too!
I’m not gonna say this as complete hate but I am just curious, why did she react like that when he got home? I don’t get it? Because he was away for so long and when he got back she was very not happy. Like she wasn’t as happy as most dogs I’ve seen. Maybe I’m just crazy or it’s something else. I don’t want to be mean but it’s like they have barley any connection. Maybe she is just so young? I don’t know.
Maybe a border collie thing? She’s kind of “all business”. But we do love each other very much! She just doesn’t have that “goofy” lab-like personality, you know? Though I’d be just as happy if she did!
@@zakgeorge Or maybe because you walked in very calmly like you are supphosed to do when training a dog. Most owners makes to much excitement for the dog when they come and leave. A calm dog is awsome
my dog is like that too, she will sometimes howl when I come home from work, but if you don’t reinforce excited behaviour when you come in they don’t keep it up. She doesn’t really get excited about much to begin with, i think it might just be my dogs personality. She is a mutt and i have had her for 7 months
Thank you guys for explaining it just really confused me! I’d just never met a dog or seen a dog so that but your right, maybe it is just there personality or the breed! Maybe it is the way he walked in! Thank you!
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My Westie puppy attacks my feet and zooms around them when we’re out walking. He does it when we’re nearly home...I can’t work out what causes it.
My 🐕 do the same thing and be braking all the time
All that grass! Mine would Love It!! 😀😀
Oooo I’m early this is by far the best dog training channel and series 👍
I like dogs. I think i love them. I love your videos.
I lost my dog in a divorce 3 weeks ago. . Was the hardest thing I ever had to do
I needs to do the same thing that you are doing to you all 🐕
Lmfao title edit eh
How about one on training your pup to not freak out and go crazy when you get home like we just saw Inertia doing when you came home! Wow
I agree it would make a neat video.
However it’s actually one of the more simple things to do. The calmer you greet your dog the calmer they will greet you.
As an example: My mum gets super excited when reuniting with my dogs. In turn they greet her like crazies.
With me though they are super mellow. I never greet them excited. I just give happy, but chill affection.
@@louevans1914 if only it were that easy. I don't come in the house all excited and insane. I simply walk in and try to put my stuff down before engaging further with them. You'd think I came in every day with a steak around my neck sometimes!
Hi Zak ! Has Inertia hit the Terrible Teens yet? I’m wondering if she will backslide during that time or if the awesome foundation you are putting on her will shine through
What equipment do you have in this video? That setup is awesome for a bigger dog.