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Introducing my NEW PUPPY to my DOGS
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2020
- This video is about how I introduced my puppy to my other dogs. This is not a video tutorial on how to introduce untrained dogs or dogs with issues. If you want to see the video tutorial on how to introduce a new dog to your household here is the link : • Introducing a NEW DOG ...
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Very impressive peace to see a six dog household with peace and not chaos as I would imagine would be the case for many.
Omg what a coincidence! I just got my first female dog. A chihuahua that is now 3 months old! Perfect video! Thank you so much
Oh congrats!!! You're welcome!
Is it any wonder that we’ve all fallen in love with your new puppy? 💗 You really are the most amazing trainer Emily, your dogs are complete besotted by you, the mutual respect between the dogs and yourself is a sight to behold 🤩 sending best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Greetings from California!
@@kikopup 😍
I really appreciate how well you instill calmness. You take it at the dogs' pace and set them up for success. You are so good at building confidence!
Look at that little nugget jumping after Kiko in the yard!
I've been following you since 07 to 17 and just refollowed it's fantastic how amazing your work has developed thank you for the free videos your generosity is much appreciated
Awe! Yes, I've worked hard to try and improve the quality and the information :)
Congratulations on your new pack member. She is absolutely adorable. Just like the rest of the pack she has hit the jackpot having you find her & welcome her I to the fold. She is destined for great things, & we are all going to enjoy watching this little lady grow up & learn lots of new things from you both.
Thank you for posting this exceedingly valuable tutorial. Very much enjoyed every second.
Your VOD on multi dog household's is exceptional. Packed full of valuable information & exceedingly good value also. Fantastic little Christmas present for anyone wondering what to get themselves or someone else this Christmas. Definitely recommend 100%
Absolutely loving your channel & all what you do. Thank you so much, your the best.
Awe thanks for the lovely review!!! :) You are awesome!
the first name that popped into my head when i saw her was Penelope :'D she's such a cutie!
Perfect timing for me to find this video! I have been watching you for years and can't thank you enough for these helpful training videos. You helped me so much training my dog Trixie who I sadly just lost. And I plan on getting a new puppy soon for the first time in years and I need to learn how to introduce her to my familys other dogs! Best wishes to you and your new lil furbaby :D
I am so sorry for your loss. And wish you great success with your new pup!
We just adopted Quinn, and Italian Greyhound, into our pack, we have three other dogs. Quinn is 8 mo, VERY playful, has separation anxiety, and is a landshark, if it's anywhere he can get it, it's in his mouth!! One of our dogs, a Pug/chi, is jealous of him, and snaps at him a bit over toys, resting places, or for no reason at all. Not that often, he also plays with Quinn and will sleep next to him, so I'm hoping nothing big comes of it. We give all food, treats, and let the older dog out the door first and so far Quinn is fine with it. Thanks for the video, Quinn is learning all of these things as well.
I suggest teaching Quinn and the Pug to leave each other alone when they have toys. If you see one has a toy just say "get your own" and show them an available toy of their own
What a ‘Joy’ this beautiful little one is, can’t watch without smiling and looking forward to following her training videos!
Thanks so much for posting another really helpful, informative and positive video. Congratulations on your new pup - she's just gorgeous 😍🐾🐾 and has definitely landed on her paws!
Congrats with your new family member. Adorable!
Thanks for this introduction. It is very calming.
This information is hard to get.
We love your VOD on Multi-dog Households.
You are amazing with those six dogs.
Enjoy your new puppy Kiko!! ☺️🐾
Would love to see a video on separation anxiety and working from home. With the pandemic a lot of people (myself included) are remote, this would be the perfect time for a video on that! I am getting my first puppy in a few months and know this is something I will need to work on to ensure my puppy is comfortable being alone and independent, even when I am around.
Well I work from home most of the time before the pandemic, what I do is put the pup in a room with music so the pup doesnt know if Im home or not, I did that with Halo. Ill make a video of working with this pup who is having an issue with being left alone
So kind and understanding of the dogs!
What a great video! Pup is so cute! I was thinking today, Spicy would be the perfect name for her! She has plenty of spice and flavour! ❤️
This motivates me so much! I have two german shepherds, the older being very laid back, while the younger is very socially anxious and extremely "into" resource guarding. While they are very comfortable around each other and don't argue, my more social dog is suffering under the social aversion of our youngster. This gives me ideas for training with both of them and also with my anxious dog in the presence of other, well known dogs (from a distance), in ways that vary from what I'm already doing anyway. ;)
Oh yay! Sometimes I got hung up on "shes just that way" but tiny small steps over time pay off. Keep up the positive thoughts and positive vybes! You can change behavior and emotions through training. Sure some dogs are harder than others, but you can still do it :)
Wow, I had no idea Wish struggled with that, Thank you for sharing! What do you do if your dogs start to become on bad terms? You’re such a master at preventing bad behavior, but I’ve done a terrible job.... My adopted Chihuahua mix got along perfectly with my Maltese mix until we moved houses a few months ago. Now my Chi mix bullies my poor Maltese mix, growling at her, charging her, and snapping at her if she gets too close to me, the couch, or her kennel. My poor Maltese mix is becoming cautious about walking by the couch and the kennel, trying not to provoke my chi mix. =( I don’t know why this happened, or how to reverse it.
This was wonderful to watch. I like this calmness you have created by introducing your sweet puppy to other dogs.
Thanks! I find it the safest most reliable method to teach them to get on and be friends
Wow , I was eagerly waiting for this video , as I show her on instagram thank you so much for making this video
You are welcome!
Congratulations on the new addition!
Wonderful video and great explanations.
I have seen this from others go so wrong and it breaks my heart.
Wonderful video, as always. I really appreciate your calm approach to training. Your videos help motivate me to work more diligently with my own dog.
calm is soooo important! excellent!!
Thanku. We currently have 2 adult dogs, a giant and a small. We are soon adding a young small. This video has been very helpful.
¡Chihuahuas! Yay! So cute. Congrats. I miss my little chi guy. He was 13 years old and passed away 4 years ago. Maybe one day we will get another chihuahua.
Im so sorry for your loss.
I did enjoy this video. Such a lovely packof dogs. I especially love Tug ...
Oh my God how ADORABLE!!!! She has a GREAT DOGGY MOMMY!!! 🐾🐾😁💗 (from a fellow dog-trainer and absolute chihuahua nut! 😆) Congratulations on that BEAUTIFUL little baby!!
:) Glad more dog trainers have Chihuahuas!
@@kikopup Don't HAVE yet- just LOVE! 😫 I am currently between dogs right now planning for/wanting a Chi and a German Shepherd and good luck with THAT, I know... :) fwiw, I'm hoping to find a Level One senior female GSD!! 🤣🤣 🤣 And I know.... the chihuahua will assume it IS a gsd ;) I'd ideally like to adopt a senior gsd and a chi puppy (6 mos- 1 yr). (After all that, I'll probably fall in love with a 3-legged Great Dane/poodle mix or something and it'll all be over 😄) where were you able to find a chihuahua puppy so young for adoption??
I already had some ideas for this weekend (getting a rescue) but this, and the video you linked, gave me some more ideas so I'm even more excited for this weekend :D
oh good!
Thanks for your videos!
This is so great and so simple to understand. Just based on logical facts.
Fantastic video! I really appreciated that there were lots of visual demonstrations with the dogs to watch while I listened to what you were saying. In some of your recent videos I've been finding it difficult to concentrate on what you are saying during the times when you are talking directly into the camera against a plain backdrop. Strangely I find it easier to follow the verbal information when there is some visual information to go with it. Also, your new puppy is ridiculously cute!!!
Oh thanks. :)
I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and I was recently talking with my service dog trainer and funnily enough she suggested watching your videos! This quarantine has been very hard with training and I’m less optimistic about his chances at successfully being certified (my country has a certification system). But I’m trying my best under these very difficult circumstances.
Well, I think if a service dog has the right temperament it will be ok :) There are lots of things you can do like this video ua-cam.com/video/qk2hG-JQmhY/v-deo.html and you can practice with dogs and distractions with friends socially distancing, and noises etc. Not sure what your main concern is.
@@kikopup ah unfortunately I live out on an acreage and it’s difficult getting to the city to get him exposed and comfortable with distractions such as children and other dogs (he does well with adults). The only thing I have out here are donkeys which he’s actually pretty good with after training him around them (between a fence). I guess since he’s a heeler mix his impulse control is random, sometimes it’s good and other times it’s really bad. I don’t have much to work with out here.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
This is going to be so helpful for when i get another dog!
Congrats she is very cute. Blessings. 🐶
wow, 6 dogs!
Ikr, I wish! 🤣
She's adorable!
This is incredibly helpful!
Soo cute wonderful pup family!!
Hello idol :) keep up the good work
-Tristan from Philippines
Greetings from California!
Cute puppy! Congratulations
She is so sweet and tiny. Kiko looks huge compared to pup! I'll have to come back when I can watch all of this.
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for your great videos , you are best
She’s sooooo cute! ❤️ xx
Hi.congrats on new pup. As theres a white stripe on face. Blaze sprung to mind for a name. Good luck.x
my native tonge is Spanish, and I love when you say "chihuahua" ........ name her Chichi!
Its nice that you adopted her, if she had gone to another persons home its very likely that she would become untrained, aggresive toy for someone. Like most chichuachua are in inresponsible dog owners hands. She is going to be amazing dog in your hands
Such a calming video!
Thanks!
I love this, especially the tips about coping with the socially anxious dog. I got my first two dogs together, and one was reactive and the other was pretty confident. I put a ton of work into introducing the reactive dog to my 3rd dog, and it paid of well and they get along great. I wish I had been more proactive with the two more friendly dogs, because I had to do several years of remedial work to get things okay after a few arguments.
It's really nice to see how well Splash is doing and how quickly she recategorized Lil Sproingy into a "cool" dog. Do you aim to eliminate the excitement shivers for Miss Bouncypants as a sign of overarousal about food, over time, or is that an acceptable level of excitement in a Chi?
For chi puppies they can shiver so easily, for example if I am holding her and someone enters the room her ears shake and shiver. With my chi kiko it was just in puppyhood. Im not concerned about it I believe with the reducing arousal over food it will disappear. Gosh the first day I got her I thought she might be a resource guarder, but it was just shed never had anything but kibble and so she hunkered over the food and scarfed it down like a guarder, but after a whole day of getting tiny treats she started eating normally.
Great video! Thank you
You are my idol new dog owner
You are my idol with dog training
I have a 4 1/2 rescue dog. I was told he was a pointer/ lab but as time goes by I think he has part pitbull and pointer. He is so sweet. He was fully trained by me and he knows all his commands in two weeks. I got him when he was 4 months old.
He gets very excited when people knock at my door. He jumps and I usually have to put him in our kitchen that has a gate. ( large kitchen)
I’m thinking of adopting a chiweenie puppy. I am starting to get anxiety about the whole thing. I’ve read where chihuahuas can be aggressive and there can be a very sad ending. I am a huge animal lover and I want peace and had money for all my fur babies. Any thoughts? Love your videos. Your dogs are amazing!
She is super cute
Congratulations!
Hello. Any advice on introducing a bigger puppy to a small older dog? We have a smaller 12-year-old mini foxy and are getting a ten-week-old border collie cross very soon. All advice assumes the bigger dog is the adult. She(the puppy) will be the same size as him (the elder) when we bring her home, and only get bigger.
The mini foxy is a fairly quiet dog, the kind who will go quiet and hide in a corner when overwhelmed or stressed, and is now very low energy. He’s used to being an only dog these days, but he grew up with a pushy older sister twice his size and was then known to snarl at her in order to stick up for himself. Fortunately, he is not yet arthritic. He is primarily my mother’s dog, and her priority.
The puppy is, according to the breeder, pretty calm but also outgoing, and from a very chill mother, for a border collie (this is true, I’ve met her). But she’s still a puppy and will be high energy. She will be primarily my responsibility, but she will still need to share the house with the mini foxy.
We are concerned about stressing out the older dog, and want to make the transition as easy as we can for him.
Also, your dogs look so lovely and happy.
Thank you for the great videos! Could the same approach be used to introducing a puppy to a cat?
Yes. Similar but you coudl use more management and prevention like having both on harnesses and leashes and starting further away and also have a barrier between. Here is a video about introducing a new puppy to other dogs and it would work for a cat. ua-cam.com/video/IoN1dwALe6U/v-deo.html I would just teach the puppy that playing and chasing the cat is off limits but spending time near is perfectly ok.
She's beautiful 😍
I just just subscribed to your video channel . You're very helpful and I like the way you show how dogs interact. I have 2 dogs. Both are BMD. My male is a little older 1year old and my female is 6
months. My female is constantly barking around us as I start to get both dogs out for their a.m. walk. What would you recommend to help this young dog to not bark or nip at my older dog? Thank you very much.
Practice when its not walk time and build the behavior you do want. Perhaps you want your dog to lay or sit on a chair as you harness the other dog up then put the harness on the other dog. You could practice in training sessions. It will take at least 10-12 sessions to condition a new behavior to be stronger than the one that exists of course
@@kikopup thank you. I know this is very helpful. Thank you again. 🐾🐕
Great video. Love the trust and intentionality. Question: at two minutes 50 seconds, you begin feeding the two Chihuahuas individually, starting with the older dog. What are the pros and cons of starting with the older dog versus the puppy. Could feeding the puppy first create a conditioned response in the older dog, or could it initiate jealousy which would be hard to undo? Thanks.
The reason that I feed kiko first is to teach the puppy not to bum rush her face thinking kikos treat is for her. Once learned then you could feed the puppy first then the older dog. Or if you have helpers start out the older dog at a distance getting treats for seeing soemone else interact with the puppy.
What is that great tiny harness that you are using?
Lol. I made it from scraps. I am still waiting for a harness and leash in the mail
Hi there! I have a new puppy and your videos have been such a big help. Do you have any advice about what to do when your puppy does not introduce herself to other dogs calmly? I have been doing a settle in public spaces at distances from other dogs to make her calmer around other dogs, and it has helped with her reactions to other dogs around her, but I was wondering if there is anything I can do for when I actually let her approach other dogs. Is there anything besides feeding treats calmly with each step toward the other dog?
Hi emily call her Nala, I have a 2 year old chihuahua called Nala
Opinion on getting female puppy companion for 5 yr old female.
If your female dog is super social and loves the company of all types of other adult females it can work. It really depends on the dogs personalities.
I see your puppy is on your laps. What do you do if the older dog tries to get on your laps between you and the puppy? Because this is what my older dog will do as she has in the past done this type of behaviour.
In the mornings I have all 3 dogs on my lap. :) But because I had two already it was easy to train. Training Kiko and Tug to be ok near each other took longer because both guarded space and especially laps. I have a protocol on resource guarding here : dogmantics.com/resource-guarding-protocol/
@@kikopup Thank you. I will watch it for sure !!!
I wish every puppy in the whole world could have a start like this ........but that's probably utopia. Here in Belgium the first rush for buying a puppy because of Corona is over and the animal shelters are getting full with these " spontanious " bad ideas . simonne
Oh darn. Thats disheartening
Please HELP!! We have a new puppy as well (he's 9 weeks old as well). He's not only mouthy, he's VERY mouthy. He chews, chews, chews, and chews--on us. We are doing the "be boring" routine and, of course, not playing with him in a way that encourages chewing and biting. We're providing him with a variety of chew toys (hard and plush). But he continues to chew, chew chew. Not sure what else to do to put a stop to this. I hope you're right and that he'll be very social!
As soon as he chews or looks like he is about to chew on your interrupt- pick him up if need be, then show him his toys, during those times that the puppy gets over excited, put him in a large pen and encourage him to play with his toys. I suggest playing 2 min games 2 times a day for at least 12 days in a row on these two games: biting skin ua-cam.com/video/3dMKR5i9iNQ/v-deo.html biting clothes ua-cam.com/video/PwLfbkc8N24/v-deo.html You can also work on behaviors the increase impulse control like stay with distractions and leave it ua-cam.com/video/G0Z3SFT8U0g/v-deo.html&vl=en ua-cam.com/video/Re66qOiso28/v-deo.html These will really help too. I would just focus on the mouthing issue right now as being top priority. My focus with my puppy is the separation anxiety.
@@kikopup Thank You!
Hi, I was wondering if you have any advice on socializing older dogs, because I have an old dog who is not social at all and I’m giving all my effort to work with her, but nothing seems to work :(.
I suggest first teaching her to feel comfortable settling around dogs, at a distance and then closer. Its ok for dogs to not want to interact, but you can teach them at least to feel comfortable and safe that you wont let the other dogs bug them. Sometimes when they get to that point they then feel safe enough to want to interact.
@@kikopup Ok! TYSM! this will probably help A lot thank you!!!
Hi can you pls help
1)my puppy knows a lot of tricks but can only do sit by the word the others he needs gestures
2)can you do a video on Shake for small puppies like shih tzu puppy size I tried others but don’t seem to work
3) puppy purposely refuses to pee on pee pad
Update
3from start night in pen would use just let him be in the end and he mostly kept using pee pad
1) He knows different words but yah for commands a lot of things didn't get then older barely into treats
2) didn't really get shake mother got other pup when wanted till time trach stuff
1- You can try saying the cue, then waiting longer and longer to do the hand signal to see if the puppy does it without waiting for teh hand signal, or making your hand signal smaller and smaller after saying the cue. 2- ua-cam.com/video/i9tOdmJLVl0/v-deo.html 3- Some puppies grew up peeing on a specific surface and so will prefer that. You could try some other toilet like grass in the litter area, then switch back to the pads when the puppy is going in the box reliably
@@kikopup thanks
1.2. doesn’t seem to work but two seems like I could eventually make progress saw for he will paw an empty clear lid on the floor and doesn’t seem like shake
3. We got artifical grass but it was bad quality and kept coming out so we threw it he kept biting and tearing not peeing and pooping on it though eventually will try training him outside more after third shot
Hold your hand under the lid, do that for some time. Dont hold the paw when the dog puts it in as that can make them not want to do it again. One thing you can do if the pee pads are in the pen, is put the bed in 1 corner and tape pee pads down over entire pen, so the puppy has to go on them. Then as the puppy starts to go on them, tape less down until you have 1 in the corner the puppy goes to the toilet most.
@@kikopup yah i am trying the first one for the second one he has no problem using the pee pad in the pen and night but when he is free roaming the house or put in the pen in the day he will hold in it
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If you want to see the video tutorial on how to introduce a new dog to your household here is the link : ua-cam.com/video/IoN1dwALe6U/v-deo.html
However there are tips for introductions.
Take turns taking treats: ua-cam.com/video/_3gntre-zyg/v-deo.html
Link to my video on demand on Multi-dog Households:
dogmantics.com/product/running-a-multi-dog-household-vod/
I'm curious, who's each dog's favourite sibling? I imagine Spalsh and Kiko are really close since they're the matriarchs!!
All of my dogs love Splash and shes the favorite of all the dogs. Its like shes a makeshift human when I leave them. I think after splash everyone loves Halo. Splash likes the originals- Kiko and Tug the most I think
@@kikopup it's funny because in all your pictures and videos Splash has this look, like a mentor of the rest. It's so cool they love Halo too!! He seems to have been such a nice addition to your family
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