The Canine Criminal: Dally | Full Episode | It's Me or the Dog
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2019
- Dally is a Dalmatian with a criminal past, she steals food and pickpockets any guests to the home. As a result, all belongings need to be stripped from guests before they enter, like a prison! Can dog training expert Victoria Stilwell help Dally the Dalmatian be reformed in order to lift the lockdown on the house?
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These people have actually tried so hard to make their house safe for Dally AND guests. They are really trying.
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One thing I found impressive, was despite struggling to keep control with regards to food they didn’t have an obese dog.
Other than actually training their dog vs letting it happen correct the dog give it boundaries like damn
It shouldn't have taken that long to start giving boundaries it's a day one thing not a year later thing
Agree! They've really tried hard. Very happy to see them trying!
“She can break into the microwave”
*Top ten most evil anime villains*
ah hahaha
666 likes huh
Lol
😂😂
Lol
‘Dally has resisted the jam tarts’
It made me laugh so hard I can’t breathe
The jam tarts were her final boss, and she has won😭
AHHH THIS IS SO FUNNY
Lol
I was looking at them the same way Dally was.
@@ronia3181 l
Same
I lowkey love this dog. She's super cute and learns really fast, and did anyone notice that sometimes when she sits, she has a paw up? The cutest thing. And also, I don't think I heard this dog bark once throughout the episode!
I agree she was actually a SUPER good dog she just need a little bit of food training and to have dominance established . Loved her
My dog does that to. She points at what she wants
She’s adorable, she just lacks a bit of impulse control🤷🏻♀️
Dals don’t bark much! Not the 4 I’ve had
She's hyper-intelligent and surprisingly non-aggressive when being held back from good or having it taken out of her mouth. Most food driven dogs will get irritated and snap or growl when you try to stop them. But she's just like 'no worries, I'll bide my time!'
She attac
She protec
But most importantly
She wanna snac
Lol true she protects her food
Leonora Knezevic omg I was laughing for 2 minutes at this 😂
And she's so cute too!!!
Leonora Knezevic YASS
Is this Shiro Suki or wut
Food driven means very trainable. She's beautiful.
True dogs with that strong of an food drive would make an excellent dog to actually train that dog would do anything for food
Sometimes. I have two very food motivated dogs. The kelpie/Vizsla mix is a whizz. She learns so damn fast I ran out of things to teach her.
The other? I thought German shepherds were supposed to be smart! She wants the food but is just a slow learner. Trainable, yes... But still dim.
Erin Maurer she is one of the most gorgeous and picture perfect dogs I’ve seen on the show or in general
Erin Maurer I had a dog (German Pinscher) who was food driven but she wasn’t the best with training. When we first got her, I tried to teach her to play fetch so she could get exercise and she couldn’t get grab it right. She loved food, and really got exited at the sight of a treat in my hand. I tried to teach her “grab it” to start it off, but she didn’t get that she had to hold it and would shake it, and then look at me expectantly. I didn’t give her a treat and tried to get her to hold it, she lost interest.
@@thelorelei2807 That would be very frustrating. If you come across that issue again look up a set of training videos by Dr. Sophia Yen. She goes over that particular problem in great detail. Sorry she was such a pill for you. =/
Can we just appreciate how understanding both the daughters are? They are always at their mother’s side, helping in any way possible. They really are trying their best for their mother and all of them obviously really care for dally. They scold her, but they never beat her, harm her and even more they do everything possible to prevent her getting hurt. I’m really glad they were able to train dally into a nicer dog, as a family they really deserve it.
I agree! They seem like an absolutely lovely family.
is it just me or does her face just look so innocent? like “oh im just a sweet puppy who wouldn’t hurt a fly” and as soon as you turn around, BOOM she’s on the counter
She still wasn't hurting a Fly by being on the counter.
@@Ericsaidful She was. Would you like your dog jumping on the counter not respecting you at all and not listening to you being totally food obsessed.???
Dally stealing food can give Pongo a run for his money.
Yeah, I remember Pongo--the liver spotted Dal. Victoria worked wonders with him.
I ship dally and pongo. Food thieves
@Rahel Kabba my thought exactly!
Yeah! 😂
My immediate thought when I saw the thumbnail was “Oh boy Pongo the sequel” 😂😂
This behavior is NOT uncommon for Dalmations at all. They're extremely smart, and if you don't give them an outlet for that intelligence, or train them, then this is the result you will get. Chances are the behavior started because Dally was bored, and then when she realized she could get a yummy treat out of it, the behavior spiraled out of control from there.
Agree. The moment I saw small house/garden and Dalmatian I knew what the problem was. It's wonderful dog but I wouldn't own one.
yeah this is definitely another breed i have crossed off my list, next to dobermans/most shepherds/huskies. they are extremely intelligent and athletic and if left without a proper, regular outlet they become destructive. they are amazing dogs ofc, but only in the right hands. unfortunately too many people buy animals bc they're so popular or they look super cool/cute and forget that it is an intelligent creature in need of training and responsibility
Hayley Mich my roommate has a Dalmatian puppy, and I agree a bored Dalmatian is a very dangerous thing
She was abandoned as well, food hoarding/obsession and escapism are common anxiety symptoms in abandoned/rescue animals
Dalmations are not extremely smart or let alone smart dogs. They are average.
the way the dog is so sneaky about stealing is so insanely cute
I can relate to Dally on a spiritual level when it comes to food😂😂😂
Bless the Bard family. Child locks on everything! They really did the best they could. Both Dally and Debbie learned so fast. I've never seen an episode gone smoother.
Except train the dog. .lol.
@Nat Le me too!
@@shamirarose5 She did everything she could do in her power. You can't something you have no knowledge of.
the poor mother didn't think to put a baby gate at the kitchen's entrance, like she did at the bottom of the stairs. i know it wouldn't have solve all the problems, but this would have been less complicated for cooking, than installing baby-safe lockers on EVERY drawers! sometimes one doesn't think of the simpler and obvious option :)
@@Ysckemia At the end of the episode you can see ther'es one. I guess the camera crew asked her not to lock her out so they could see what happens if Dally's allowed into the kitchen
They should do agility with that dog.
Yeah, she needs a job--badly. Agility would be just the ticket.
Or make her a fire dog (no not because shes a dalmation) because he has so much energy and he is so smart
A exactly. I had a fabulous, well behaved, trained Dalmatian. He was with me at the barn and would go out on the trails with me and my horses. He was so funny because he loved to jump fences along side my horse. He was a truly amazing and so much fun. They are high energy, super smart dogs and need a way to use their brains and brawn.
@@trishayamada807 they really are normally great with horses! A great barn dog.
CJ D yep, it’s very natural for them as they ran along side carriages, fire “trucks”. And interestingly me, my horses all accepted and like my Dalmatian. So it was a lot fun for us all.
Amazing how she understand every dog snd knows what techniques to use. She's the best
It was actually good to see how the owner didn't let Dally run up to dogs on a leash. My dog went through significant traumatic experiences with other dogs before we rescued him (he even had stitches all over his belly from being attacked) and so he is still afraid of other dogs which manifests as aggression towards them.
The only time he won't try to be aggressive towards them is if they're small or I introduce him very slowly, controlled, and carefully. However, we live in an area where SO many people let their dogs off leash. Because of this, we have to muzzle him and can't even take him on hikes anymore because of how many random dogs off leash run up to him. We've been trying to work with him on his anxieties but it's hard when you can't control the situation. He still can't really manage well and we have to avoid other dogs a lot of the time (after 7 years of working with him).
So when the mom said that she leashed Dally because she didn't ask if it would be alright if the two dogs played, I was SO HAPPY! I think recall training is important but I wish that Victoria showed owners doing more on-leash things to keep their dogs active.
Maybe it's different in the UK but in the US there are dog parks where you can specifically go to have your dogs off leash so when people have them off leash outside of dog parks, its so frustrating.
Mia Stephenson No dog parks here.
Yes this! I have 2 rescued dogs that are reactive one out fear and the other one seems to be just aggression, but I have tried for years to desensitize them without any success because people leave their dog’s unattended, here they leave dogs go out to the street without supervision (even tho isn’t supposed to by law) so controlling my dogs reaction is very hard when dogs come up to them and don’t leave and the owner is nowhere to be found, they had biten me (redirected aggression) and biten one another, but the sad thing is here we don’t have dog parks, I’m actually thinking maybe I should build one
@@boniboni4912 I’m so sorry to hear that! It sounds like you’ve had the same problems as me! I heard about something called a pet corrector (it’s just a can of air but it blows really loudly and sounds similar to a cat’s hiss). I desensitized my dog to the sound of it so if an off leash dog approaches us I can press the button and make air come out. It might help with scaring the dogs away for you too!
My two dogs are often off leash. One is social but has great manners and doesn't approach dogs that don't want to socialize. The other isn't social and doesn't approach dogs. The issue isn't dogs being off leash, it's how they behave. One of our dogs (a different dog) had anxiety and would fear bite dogs that ran up to him, so I get the frustration
We have some dog parks here, but mostly parks only a pet friendly parks and almost all dog's owner leashed their dogs. I have a Beagle who's _too_ friendly towards everyone, every kids, every dogs and even every cats - and yes i will never off leash her, because she will following her nose and could arrived at one of her dog friend's house only by sniffing and tracking their scent.
I am obsessed with *It’s me or the dog*
lizeth Sanchez it's me or the dog or homework😂
Me too. And i don't even have a dog. Even not permissible to pet em. But i love to watch them. They're so cute.
Me too!!
its the way youtube episodes are set up. Ive watched 12 cooking shows, following some bloke travelling across India. I watch these and don't even have a dog!
Same
With my old dog, we had a child lock on his treat cabinet. Not because my parents though’t he’d get in.
They thought me and my sister would get in it....
Too funny. Should have more likes 😂
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oh my gosh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Oml i NEVER like comments but this one is irresistible 😂😂😂
they had to do that for my bff...
also knives uhmm...
As a Dalmatian owner myself I agree with all these teachings. Trust & understanding goes a long way with your dogs, especially in who’s in control
honestly commend the mum. the way she was overcautious in the park around other dogs was wrong but it is so much better than the owners who let their untrained dogs off lead and don't care when they bother other people or dogs. also loved that she thought she needed permission from the other dogs owners before letting hers approach, it shows her heart is in the right place
She does need permission before letting her dog approach, everyone does. Doesn't matter how "friendly" your dog is. Don't let your dog approach other dogs without asking the other owner first. My dog doesn't really like other dogs approaching her, it stresses her out. Having to fend off "friendly" dogs is aggravating and spoils our walks.
@@giftofthewild6665 i agree. I'll ask permission from owners if it's ok even for me to approach their dog when I'm alone.
That dog is sooo smart. She likes to eat. I think she works out.
Yes, Dalmatians are EXTREMELY smart and athletic. If that’s your kinda dog and you have the energy to keep up with them, I’d recommend such lovable and adorable dogs 😃
RubicCube Playz hello
LatteOlives that’s a pointer...
Jacob Kim it says she is a Dalmatian in the description
I have two Dals. Smarter and have more personality than most humans.
I’m surprised that dog isn’t 200lbs Even with 5 pairs of hands flying at her and trying to block her, she sees nothing but the food and will power through whatever obstacle to get it.
FeralFright the obstacle is weight loss 🤣
It’s cause she’s gotta jump 5 feet in the air to get it. 😂
She prob loses twice the amount of calories trying to get the food than the food has in it lmaooo
@@willowstar157 😂😂😂
The dog jumping on the kitchen counter is another level of dedication 😂
I love how they never argued with Victoria, and just worked hard to help change
Despite their extensive doggie proofing, it's apparent they love her dearly. I wonder if she would do in agility.
They did a follow up episode where she did heel work to music (doggy dancing) at Crufts. She did great! I’d recommend watching it.
@@jenniferclark9842 ohh i can’t find that one can you drop the link please?
Victoria is so good with kids and dogs. She helps them understand and informs without being boring.
it’s probably because she has a child herself,she’s truly amazing
Cèidhla Fynes Yeah. She is.
Also children and dogs have similar ways to react and think.
People dont even have to go through all these security checks at the airport 😂
😅
What a beautiful little troublemaker! I'm only 3 minutes in and I can tell she's super duper smart! She'll do great with her training!
I admire the precautions this family take to prevent dally hurting herself and removing temptation. However, I did not see once a stern correction; If that was me then I’d take her away into another room for time out
Exactly ..or a gate or ban on the kitchen
The Roberts Paw Pack they have a gate in the dining room. Other than that being her sleeping place, they should’ve put Dally in there when it’s time to cook or eat any meal.
They probably let her do all of these to demonstrate her behavior. Wouldn't be entertaining TV to watch the owner explains all the bad behaviors for 10 minutes while the dog is locked away.
@@shamirarose5 yes I said get a gate like I do most episodes
I would never let a dog like this in the kitchen for her own safety.
*"T H E J A M T A R T S"*
Wow this dog was brilliant! She learnt so quickly and seems like such a sweet, happy dog. The family clearly love her and just needed some direction. Loved this episode.
I think it’s the first time I’ve seen owners being overwhelmed but still trying the best they could and when Victoria came they did everything right ! Bravo 👏🏻
This dog is so smart and cute though, such a good girl when she's trained ❤️
Amazingly smart and dexterous
I really like the British shows better than the American ones.
me too
Me too. The people seem less self-absorbed and obnoxious in general... Not always of course but enough to notice a trend.
As an American myself, people here definitely don’t know how to own a dog. Another issue you see here is that pets are almost expendable to lots of people because people won’t accommodate their dog’s if it’s inconvenient for them, they’ll just get rid of it or put it down. I know three people personally who have done both of these things multiple times. It’s bizarre honestly, people say they love dogs but really they love the idea of them. It sucks honestly.
Same
50/50 for me
Alternate title:
*Dally, the dog who thinks she's a cat*
edited for Dally's gender
lol
She you meant
Lol
So true! 😄
Yep. Her antics are a lot like what my cats do. I have to keep locks on all cabinets as well. Especially the ones that store cleaning supplies and harmful substances like insect killer. Also, the cats got a new huge cat tree/gym for Christmas. It's keeping them occupied for the time being. But the locks remain. (Jan Griffiths).
The biscuits drama was so bad it was funny!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Like the dog has ADHD in a way
@@bethroney2869 If I was a dog, this would have been me
That's one of the cutest and nicest dog ever. Even when she is misbehaving she looks so adorable that i might just forgive her.
So you would be just another owner who keeps problematic behaviour on going, therefor you'll be a very bad owner!!
dave kessing I thinks she was joking ,In real life she would probably do everything to help the dog :))
@@rosesaredjs890 yeah, I am pretty sure he is sarcastic
When she sits and listens with her paw up and her head tilted! Super cute
Then You take her
This dog is hilarious
13:00
I laughed so hard
“Other dogs”
*Music plays*
The most incredibly clever dog I have every seen! She works things out instantly and she uses her paws in such a skilful way. No clumsy banging/scratching at the door and hoping for the best for this one! Very meticulous manipulation of her paws with a clear aim in sight. She's surely destined for some kind of important 'working dog' role?
By far, the least annoying family I’ve seen on this show. Plus they took direction very well, and the result was impressive. Very enjoyable to watch. Good job!
A dog who can open doors would be a great helper to the owner 😁
@Linda Penttinen
Unless it’s for bad reasons like to get out :c
Glenn W or to raid everything for food XD
Dally would be a great service dog if trained from birth correctly.
Our dog used to be able to open doors so we had to lock the door when we went to the bathroom or we could have an unwanted visitor 😳
Love how she opened the microwave. A very smart and crafty dog for sure!
Bless this beautiful family for not abandoning this dog like the previous owner. They did the best they could with the knowledge they had, and when that was unsuccessful, they asked for help.
WoW - Victoria's training methods changed Dally so quickly ! 👍🏼
Really nice to see the whole family being able to relax in their home.
Well done Dally who is clearly very intelligent.
I’ve mostly every “It’s me or the dog” episodes and this is the smartest and funniest dog ever😂😂
When Victoria says “excuse me!” i laughed so hard 4:21
This is my favorite IMOTD episode. Nice family, beautiful dog, no yelling.
The mom is so sweet and all her three daughters are united. I love this family
A dog that jumps an ironining board at that hight... yup, definitely needs agility training XD or play hide n seek with it or let it do tasks to get food. Makes sense
She's really fast too
I have the same dog that does this and thanks to this video my dog doesn't steal any food anymore thank you very much Victoria💕😁
1:49 Welcome to Dally County Jail. All visitors must follow guidelines as instructed by Dally County Jail officers.
This dog is actually really funny and I can see that this family is trying really hard.
because she was abandoned and may not have feed well i guess whenever she sees food she feel its better for her to eat now rather than not
Nah she’s just a Dalmatian. My sister has two and they are very well behaved but are very food motivated. When one of them was a puppy he ate a whole loaf of bread.
@@demigandy9715wow i never knew dalmatians loved bread that much i taught it was meat they loved but that obsession is not safe cause they could eat poison well hopefully not
She is a precious dog, that has not been trained.
She is so smart and responds so well to the training. They could have easily done this themselves, they just didn't know how.
What an absolute beauty. Super smart and easily trainable. Love how she sits and stays with that left paw up haha.. very proper. Love dally😍
Victoria's so adorable when she says "excuse me?" 😅😍
Half of the problem could so easily been solved, when I'm in the kitchen, the kitchen is a NO GO zone for any animal, even when I prepare their food!!
I totally agree with you on that!
yeah my dogs not allowed in the kitchen and has never been
@brick they were probably living in a rented property
in the UK when you rent you are not allowed to do absolutely nothing to the house, no even a tiny hole (and it is difficult enough as it is to find a place that allows pets)
so yeh I do understand them, I had to buy adhesive door lockers for the doors and drawers because my cat kept opening them (and they didn't last long because they were adhesive)
I thought my Dalmatian was bad when she was younger 😂 this has taken it to the next level. My dog is 10 now and she’s calmed down a lot. She’s still a little giddy and jumpy around certain people but that’s from excitement.
Imagine a diet plan where u just get a dog like this 😂
Damn! She would be on the top list of FBI’s most wanted 🤣
The dog training in progress sign on the door warmed my heart 🖤
That family tried so hard to get Dally to behave. Good thing that Victoria is there for them!! 😊🐕🐶
Biggest effort I've seen on the show. It was misplaced but it definitely came from a hugely loving place
I've never met a Dalmatian that didn't have some kind of a behavioral problem, including the one down the street and around the corner at are my local Firehouse. That one is very food obsessed as well!
Just not the dog for me or most ppl who arent prepared to work for it! I think she got a dalmatian cuz she's obsessed with how cute they looked and didn't even think about the training it would need for its specific breeds drives.
BlowItOutYourCunt no they found her abandoned
Not cool to assume things bro, anyway i agree a dalmatian needs a LOT of mentally and physical exercise so it's not unusual to see people incapable to really have a good relationship with their dog. If i were them i would make her do agility once a day, together with the usual walk three times a day.
@@ameliaparkinson8578 If I'd have found her I'd have sent her to a rescue/good home after doing my due diligence via researching the breed.
@@areswalker5647 Yes I made an assumption based on her dalmatian tchotchkies but she's a fool to tolerate such a untrained dog for so long. Some ppl cant/won't do the recommended work their dog breed requires and shouldn't own them.
BlowItOutYourCunt wait she said she found the dog
It's nice to see the more innocent ones. You can watch and learn without getting mad.
This was such a great turn around..dally and the family are working hard together and now the fam understands how dally works ..thanks Victoria
This episode is so dramatic and I love it 😂😂
Why didnt they put a stair gate in the kitchen door way??
They did though, you can see it.
Dalmatians can easily jump Stair gates.
Yes would be so smart
Dally's smarter than most people I know
The way she holds up her little paw when she’s thinking 😍
I love how one of the daughters said it would be great for her mom to be less stressed.
That families unity is incredible.
At least these owner’s are trying...ineffectively but at least they’re genuinely trying. 🤷🏻♀️
The fact when she jumped onto the table victoria went AP! And she just went off quickly heh every dog loves victoria
It makes me laugh how quick she was getting the food 😂
Only Victoria could have done it. The family is very compliant! And I have yet to meet a dog this greedy which remains friendly ALL THE TIME!!! Another great episode.
Dally has so much potential, especially because dally is so food motivated. If you can use that to the families advantage she could be such a well behaved dog.
4:12 gotta love, how the camera man gently puts the cause of trouble back on the table 😂
Dally is sooooooooooooooooo smart!! I wish the owners saw it earlier on, because they could teach her so much more!
The dog is cute though 😍😍😍😂😂
Lichi 1234 true!🧡
Cute looking, not behaving cute at all!!
0:55 That dog is agile! No joke.
Dalmatians love food. Can’t say they’re always hungry but they can’t seem to resist food. My uncle’s big Dalmatian can finish 1kg of hotdog in just one sitting.
I have so much respect for Debbie. She's doing her very best to be a responsible and respectful dog owner. She just didnt have the resources or skills to handle Dally until Victoria came.
I tried teaching my dog to come back with the whistle, but after I stopped giving her treats for responding and coming back, she stopped listening to it...
Well that's the thing with recall... if you want it to be reliable 100%, you need to be reliable with treats as well. Or use a long line for a few month so they learn there's no option of not coming back. For optimal results use both ;)
you don't go straight from treats to no treats! you phase them out slowly. start giving treats every other time, then every third time, etc. etc. until you're no longer giving treats and they've got the command. if you stop treating cold turkey they catch on and if their motivation was just food, they're no longer interested in listening.
some dogs are so food motivated that this will be a process (and you should still give treats sometimes when giving commands, even after phasing them out as a regular reward, also!). if a treat is needed for them to listen, sometimes that's just what you've gotta do. i hope this helps! it doesn't always work but it's worked well for me with dogs i've worked with.
Usually this occurs when you remove the treat too suddenly or when the recall isn't reliable. When training with treats it's best to gradually phase them out as she becomes reliable - so starting with a jackpot reward of multiple treats successively and lots of praise/fuss if the recall is perfect. Then as she begins to understand gradually reduce the amount of treats she is given but continue with the praise/fuss. Over time she'll learn that she will get rewarded with praise if she returns to you.
Dogs trained with reward-based training for any command will see a decline in responses over time - known as the extinction phase. This is because the dog begins to learn that even if she responds to your commands she doesn't get a reward. To combat this, you should randomly reward your dog with a high value treat occasionally so she realises that there is potential for a reward. Which, increases the reliability of the command again. This goes for all commands, even a basic sit! But always reward with praise, it may not seem like much, but dogs generally love attention.
I hope this helps :D
Depending on the dog you need to give treats for a while but it can take surprisingly long to completely phase out treats. What you might want to do it occasionally give treats when your dog comes back. That way your dog still gets a reward but it's not all the time.
I have a galgo, smart, stuburn, cute. Bot off lead a bit hard to tackle so seeing this and comments will reintroduce treats for better recall and other commands. The food thing took me a week so good on that one.
why is this dog literally what I dream of to be? Like if I were a dog I’d be the one chasing my tail and whining if I don’t reach it.
pro procrastinator what? You want to be a pain for your family?
Alina Nechiporenko kinda am Already, I waste their money to buy coffee every morning then complain how tired I am to annoy them.
6:55 once Dally has had her fill, the family can sit down to the leftovers! 🤣 🔥
Dally:sees jam tarts*
Also Dally:Lady let me get the jam tarts
dalmatians are a very high maintenance breed due to their exceptional intelligence. They're like a much stronger, more agile toddler. Don't get a breed without knowing exactly what you're signing up for.
I haven't got a Dalmatian but I am going to get one. And I do know what I am signing up for. Cos I have done a lot of research
A few seconds in and let me guess, the dog is bored, not walked enough, not socialised, mixed messages from the owners and a little trauma if its a rescue (comfort eating or history of being starved?)
That's most dog problems in the world
Most likely a history of being starved since was abandoned. Most animals become masters of food hiding spots bacause 1 it resembles what they went through finding food in the wild 2 the animal is super smart (a trait that makes getting food easier) and super bored, 3 the animal was never taught that those food hiding spots are off limits to them, 4 absolute 0 impulse control.
mixed with the behavioral quirks specific to dalmatians. They're far too clever to be left to their own devices without an outlet
@@chantelbarcomb1766 And also most human problems, ironically...
😳 glad Dally got the help she needed! She really is a beautiful family and they were a very sweet family.
To see this women do her magic is just wonderful
She is such a life changer and I hope she gets recognized a whole lot more, I wish you luck for the future
A true dog loving family. More a furry family member than just a pet 💖🐾💖
That little paw lifted when she is sitting is adorable!!
Shows how much progress can come about in just 2 weeks of firm, consistent training and fitting it to your dog's style (i.e. Dally is a working dog who is food driven). I used to foster dogs, and to make sure they were as adoptable as possible, I trained them. Some picked up tricks and commands consistently within a couple of days while others just a couple of weeks. When meeting adopters, I stress the importance of keeping up the training and consistency. I still keep in touch sometimes, and the doggos are doing great
To be honest i find her reaching for things with her paws so cute, i know it's bad behavior but i find it cute.
Victoria brings some temptations to the table CRISPS
This breed is very well known to be food motivated! I have two of my own and they're remarkably intelligent dogs and I have specifically used the positive reinforcement with food. Nothing but amazing results since they were puppies. People really need to start making sure they do their research on the breed they want, because this breed is definitely not for everyone.
Labs are much the same. Luckily ours isn't smart enough to open doors or cupboards 😂 if people are going out and the dog stays in the hallway with her bed, doors much be kept closed properly otherwise use will eat absolutely everything.. She's even eaten chocolate and grapes before.. both ofc toxic to dogs (she was fine)
I love Dally, she's so cute and smart (and greedy, like all Dalmatians) and I laughed so hard when the voice over guy said "Dally has resisted the jam tarts!" 😂👏🏻🐶