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My name is Jess! I had a daughter (Lilia) at age 18 w/ my high school sweetheart. We mutually split up & co-parent to this day. I met someone new, got married at age 19, had twin boys (Kyson & Kaden) and another son (Landen). He cheated, we split ways, & he’s not around much. After juggling life as a single mom of 4 for some time, I met Chris, he had 2 sons: Caden and Tommy, who eventually became my step sons. After Chris and I got married, we had our 7th child together, Addelyn. We’re one big, complicated, blended family & every second of our story is on UA-cam, you can start from the beginning here: • 8 Weeks Pregnant!
FAQ: Yes, we’re done having kids.
FAQ: Names and ages of the kids: Caden (step son, born in 2009), Lilia (daughter, born in 2010), Tommy (step son, born in 2010), Kyson (son, born in 2012), Kaden (son, born in 2012), Landen (son, born in 2014), Addelyn (daughter, born in 2016)
FAQ: Who are the dads? Gabe (Lilia’s dad), Drake (Kyson, Kaden, and Landen bio dad), Chris (Caden, Tommy, Addelyn’s dad)
Heel does not mean lay down! The heel commamd is to teach your dog to follow alongside the heel of your foot on the side they are walking on. While walking forward or Changing directions you say heel to them. So that way they walk next to you instead of in front of you.
I mean it doesn’t really matter as long as the dog knows it she should be fine
you can really teach your down whatever word you want as long as they associate it with whatever action you want haha.
Heel (or any word she uses to trigger a trick/behaviour) can mean whatever she’s wants it to - so long as she does the behaviour that Jess wants her to do she’s fine.
Heel literally mean to walk next to...if your gunna train a puppy train them with the right words..."Heel is a pet command that is used to train dogs to walk in a specific pattern that is usually close to the owner. It is usually accompanied by the use of a leash and can be used to teach the dog to stay beside the owner, or to walk right beside them in a specific pattern"
actually a lot of working dogs get trained with made up words or in different languages or whatever, so that strangers can‘t give them commands or they get confused by other people working their dogs. I realize that‘s not what‘s going on here, but in all reality it‘s not like that puppy is going to get a dictionary and check the words. Or talk about it with other dogs. So long as anybody who works with the dog knows the commands it‘ll be fine …
please please please teach her how to swim asap. she could easily jump or fall into the pool and you need her to know what to do to get out!
But do we have to teach them? Once I was walking my dog and she fell into the pool at a friend's house. It happened so fast and I was about to jump to get her, but she instantly started swimming. I only needed to help her get out
@@LibertasLaetitiausually the most important thing to teach is how to find the stairs and get out they do instinctually know how to swim but if not supervised or noticed soon enough they'll exhaust themselves swimming and have no idea how to get out of course always supervising a dog especially a puppy around a pool is a good idea but just in case it's a good thing for them to know
Or a fence. Kids can call in. Friends toddlers. Adults if they trip and bonk head. Etc
It always scares me that America's dont have pool fences, Australia its a must, with kid proof gates and lots of rules @@SharpLife4
You dont teach a dog to swim, they know how to they are either good at swimming or not. You can teach them where to get out of the pool if they fall in
Hey Jessica you’re puppy is so cute! Please stay away from retractable leashes. Because once you start training to go on walks it’s best if she walks close to you. And if she pulls you on the walk it’s easier for you to pull her back with a regular leash. Also the retractable leashes can rip your skin if it comes in with your hands or if she decides to wrap herself around your legs. So stick to regular leashes. Enjoy your time with your new pup!!
I can confirm this! I had a dog when I was younger and he got really excited once and wrapped the extendable lead around my thigh, causing it to burn me as the one we had was fabric. It has left me with a scar as well.
If you have to get a retractable lead, please go with something softer rather than fabric.
And also to add to this comment, please please use a harness, instead of a collar to train to heel, harnesses give you more control and don’t choke your dog if you need to pull
I hate retractable leashes 😂 definitely use a harness to walk, they’re just so much better. Wish they were popular when I was a teenager and we had our shelties.
Teaching my dog “leave it” has come to be our most used command and I love it.
Kyson's voice seemed to drop overnight! I was shocked when he talked! It happens so quick!
Just what I thought 😅😅
My Golden doodle is 12 yr. 1. Use a finger tooth brush brush her teeth daily. 2. G. D. Can be allergic to wheat,chicken,beef. That leaves samon and sweet potatoes Enjoy everyday!
the new trick is lay down. heel is when you want her to walk by your side
The word she uses doesn’t matter, so long as it triggers the correct behaviour that she wants.
@@SarahW2007 thats true
@@Singersavannah0 I saw a video the other day of someone who had taught their dog commands, but instead of the normal words, they used Harry Potter spells, so for example, ‘expelliarmus’ would be ‘drop it’, ‘immobulus’ is equivalent of ‘stay’, etc
@@SarahW2007 that’s actually really cool
7:11 heal is NOT laying down, it’s walking beside you.
It depends on what her aim is she’s training what she wants and knows what she means😊
It doesn’t matter what word she uses as long as it triggers the behaviour she wants.. she can use a different word to teach what ‘heel’ would normally be
That annoyed me 😂 also shake is supposed to be PAW!
@@prettyyoungthing1008no it’s not? Just because you say it that way doesn’t mean she has to say it the same way. It’s HER dog not yours she can train it however she wants.
@@hwanginyeaopd507I never said she has to? Thanks though.
I work in animal rescue and I have learned so much, and for the person who said no retractable leash, I very much agree whenever we get retractable leashes as a donation we always end up throwing them out because we don’t want to encourage people to use them
Thank you!!! Retractable leashes are so bad
Don't get a collar leash for your dogs neck!
It can choke them, and damage the tracia god for bid!
Buy only a harness!
Yesss my trainer said retractable leashes are only good to teach recall, other than that they’re no good
When redoing the plants please make sure they are all nontoxic for dogs! You would be surprised by some of the plants/flowers that can be toxic for them!
Also the new trick is actually lay down/down heel is when you want the pup to walk next to you!
Some tricks I think you should start working on if you haven’t already is leave it/drop it in case she picks up something dangerous and stay to get her to stay back in a variety of situations (like if you spilled something, left the door open, etc.)
Last thing I’ll say- sticks are fine for dogs! Definitely still keep an eye on her with them but with everything a puppy could get into the sticks are the least concerning!
Jess, I love how well you treat your animals. It's been said that people who love children and animals are the best. You are definitely the best.
Important skills to teach:
-bathing
-brushing
-swimming
-collar/harness desensitation
-walking on a leash
-leave it
-socializing (not meeting every dog you see at walks)
-car rides (remember to buckle them in)
-different sounds (doorbell, music/instruments, popcorn popping, washing machine, car honks)
-cutting nails
-inspecting the mouth, ears and tail
Also, once she has shots, puppy classes is great! Not only for teaching but socializing!❤
His voice is changing! Love this stage as a boy Mom 🥰
It is a learning curve put a harness on her when you take her for a walk no retractable leash. I have a dog and she’s a rescue make sure she stays on a feeding schedule they eat twice a day morning and night also try giving her raw carrot helps with her teeth. Also make sure the treats are made by USA and not other countries
Do the tricks out of order. She might be memorizing the order instead of actively thinking. Also heel means “walk beside me on a leash” not lay down. Definitely teach drop it and leave it. Both can save her life.
Oh my God kysons voice!!! Lol eeek my son is 12 and his hasn't changed yet but this is such a crazy age I can't believe how big they're getting 🥺💖
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Hi Jess. That is a down that your puppy is doing,not a heel. Heel is when your puppy goes by your side. She looks to be a quick learner so if you work on fixing that command now I’m sure she’ll catch on soon.
She doesn’t need to ‘fix’ the command.. she can use a different word to teach that.
@@SarahW2007 Hi SarahW2007. That would be fine for fun and tricks. In an emergency/dangerous situation it is imperative for a dog to know proper basic commands especially if the situation happens while away from its handler. I’m not trying to tell her what to do with her dog. I do however understand the importance of proper training for the safety of the pet and anyone that may come in contact with it
@@Izzy_Walker in a true emergency/dangerous situation the dog is not likely to respond to any commands .. and even then ‘heel’ is not likely to be a command you’d use then anyway.
@@SarahW2007 Oh,have you been in an emergency/dangerous situation involving a properly trained dog? Can you give me an example where you used basic commands and a dog that was properly trained to understand and act on basic commands didn’t listen
Trust me, you will want a memorabilia! I’ve never had a puppy but i wish i took a paw print or something else of our rescue when we just got her.
Highly recommend bell training her! She can paw the bells if she needs to go outside once you aren’t taking her out on a schedule. Especially with a busy home it’s easy to recognize if she needs to potty!
A good way to teach "stay" is to first teach her a "bed" command where she goes straight to her crate or a dog bed. Then you slowly back away with the treat while giving the "stay" command. Then they also learn "come" in the same setting.
A fun vedio you could do is every week take a photo of you holding her and it would be so cute when she’s like one year and stuff 😊❤😊❤ and she’s so cuye
The new trick should be lay down, heal means to be by your side.
Look at her paws they r massive that shows kind of that she will be big lol she’s so cute i wanna hug her
Should teach her a "come" command and when she's walking have walk by your side or your kids side
Kyson needs a small lift in all his shoes for Osgood-Schlatter. Basically one of his legs is slightly shorter than the other from the growth plate shifting from sports. 1/16 to 1/8 of in inch in the effected leg should help a ton
We use German commands with our dogs because it’s the “ command language”. We use Foose for home and plox for lay down.
I had same problem with knee! I had a brace that put direct pressure on it and helped! Good news is I grew out of it, no problems since!
Our golden doodle is 11 and really not slowing down at all. She’s still just a very large puppy 😂. A 70 lb puppy. They are the best dogs.
Hi Jessica just a little bit of advice from a 8 year dog owner, I have a lot of land around me so I would recommend having a collar on her at all time in case she bolts away in your open field
Great! Make sure to do the commands in different orders/different times of day to make sure she actually knows the command and not just remembering a sequence. That way she knows it and can do it whenever.
make sure you educate yourself on dogs flipping their stomachs and how to prevent it. poodles are one of the breeds that it happens more often to and it’s devastating and deadly if not addressed within the first couple hours
a friends doodle passed recently from this. it wasn’t even her fault. something went wrong in another surgery he was having and the vet had to move him quickly causing it 💔
Sense they are using a slow feeder bowl it should help prevent that
@@jus.me.tanzks5834 not really.. that’s why people should educate themselves on it
@@rileylarch5417 I’m a vet tech and we just lost a patient because of it last week, it was heartbreaking after a successful surgery and a good week of recovery. Prayers for your friend!
my dog LOVES blankes specifically soft blankets. honey is so cute
It's so sad she doesn't even have a basic dog bed or folded blanket outside her crate.
Careful with the pine needles in your yard!!!! My grandmother unfortunately lost her dog do to her ingesting pine needles. 😢 they can puncture the inside lining of their stomach!
3:27 yes!! My golden doodle named Lexi is 6.5 and her dad is a standard poodle while her mom is a golden retriever. She is medium-large sized and around 60 pounds ❤ Enjoy how little she is now because she will grow SO fast!
She def. seems very smart, but from experience, don't relax too much thinking she's fully housebroken cause I can assure you she prob is not. We were fooled into thinking the same thing really early on with our dog when she was a puppy because at first she did perfect, but she actually regressed and ended up taking the longest time to housebreak out of all our dogs. Not saying Honey will be exactly like that, but I wouldn't get super comfortable thinking she's all good now because she still IS very young. Continue to do what you are doing, the schedule is a HUGE help, not only for her but also for all of you!
We bought dog training bells, for my Siberian husky to ring when he had to go outside to go to the bathroom that helps a lot. We actually ended up training our cats the same way.
After getting close to her make sure you teach her recall. There are plenty of videos on recall. It is a very useful and one of the most important skills specially with property. Also try to get the cats used to her and the other way. When she gets big she will get curious and cats will run and she will chase. I also have a golden doodle so I know them pretty well.
Wow the twins voices have deepened and they have grown so much
Go ahead and familiarize yourself with poisonous plants. Here in Florida (and AL )we have Sago Palms and my friend lost her golden doodle puppy to one.
Make sure that your dog gets plenty of water!
Especially outside when it's hot, and she is running around!
The retractable leash is good for exercising your dog.
It's good for them to have a little Lea way.
Puppy is so cute and looks like she's assimilating pretty well - good job! Sorry Kyson is dealing with OS...both my husband and our son have that disease. It affected my husband in sports when he was young, especially during cross country and track--very hard to run, causing pain. We ended up steering him toward swimming for that reason, which is a no-impact sport, and that helps. Hopefully, Kyson gets some relief.
Good girl!! Loves it!!! And good luck on Kyson feeling better❤
omgggg do a new outro with puppy!!!
She's beautiful! I'd probably continue with the slow feeding when she's an adult as well, as large breed dogs are more high-risk to something called a GDV. I would also try to avoid walking and very active play after eating a large meal to reduce the risk. This is more for when she's older but think it's better for you to be aware, with having a large breed dog. I've seen quite a few cases with these types of breeds in hospital. ❤
One thing I didn’t know about when having a big dog is they are prone to boat. After a meal or drink their stomach can twist if they exercise which cuts off the blood supply and they die very quickly. Be careful if she’s playing after meals x
Use hardware cloth instead of chicken wire. Stronger and looks better too. Could just zip tie it to your fence
That’s great that crate training is going great! I’m glad she’s adjusting well and you are enjoying her ❤
She's soooo cute! Somebody probably already mentioned this at some point but we were told when we got our puppy that they shouldn't play too hard right after eating (actually 2 hours after they eat). It could be dangerous for their stomach... love seeing your content with a puppy!
Honey is so cute! She's so beautiful.
I recommend teaching Honey to "Drop", ive had several puppies in my life and teaching them to drop whatever in their mouth is a life saver, literally.
Newer studies are showing that ice is actually not the way to go for acute injuries anymore. The reduction in inflammation can slow healing time. Probably too late for this injury, but playing soccer they're bound to get more. 💜
Awe so cute. For freeze dried treats make sure that she gets plenty of water or puppies her age can get dehydrated easily if given too many freeze dried without proper amount of water.
we have that exact fun feeder!! my labradoodle puppy got his for Christmas!!
I went thru the same thing as kyson essentially his bones are growing faster than his muscles so his muscles are stretched super thin. Happens when a lot of growth spurts happen back to back.
Osgood-Schlatter is typically pains from growing, it’s normal and will go away. It’s like his body is growing faster than his muscles and tendons so it’s putting on pressure and stretching them
So happy to see youhave a gorgeous puppy.Your kids are at the right age too. Igot a retriever whenmythree boys were nine and twelve and fourteen. Old enough to share the responsibility. I do though remember Jess you have a small sort of dog years ago whenyour twins were ony babies and lilia was a toddler bless. Love your family 😍😍
You are doing a great job!
Dog can’t have chocolate they can die but I love your dog she so cute
im so excited to watch her journey growing up! also, the fact that you only had her 4 days and she knows a couple tricks already is impressive. she is going to catch on quickly to training!
Spam musubi is amazing! One of my favorite!
Your guys puppy is the cutest thing ❤❤❤❤❤ hope you guys have the best time with her
For Honey, definitely recommend a fi collar. Look them up they are the best
Not small twigs could get stuck in the throat …insure to if you can as vet fees in U.K. are a lot so insurance is invaluable …she’s lovely ..
I can't believe Kyson's voice has cracked already 🫢🫢
could you maybe link the polaroid camera that you gave lilia for your trip to disneyland paris
Honey is adorable! 😊
I have a 2 year old goldendoodle, the only thing I would recommend with them is clean their ears at least once a week, and this breed tends to have an allergy to chicken in dog food which can cause ear infections too. We've had ear issues with our dog for the past year, and just now getting it under control.
Mimi exercising in the background 😂 we love mimi
She’s adorable. Dogs are the best. The kids look so excited. I do have one suggestion. I’m not really sure this is a thing
Or not but I see you have an open electrical outlet in her enclosure. Maybe you can just put the outlet protectors just God forbid if she ever tried licking or chewing on it. I don’t know but I figured I would throw that out there. Good luck with your gorgeous fur baby. 🐾🐾🦴🦴
Another way to feed your pup is a snuffle mat! Amazon
Hi Jesssfam happy Friday night and I hope you having amazing day today and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
My service dog knows heel as walk beside you what you did I know as down. Not knocking I’m a dog trainer just passing information on
Going to bed early at 32? Yup, right on track lol
I love this so much! ❤❤❤
HONEY!!!!❤
I love your doodle! I have a black doodle the sweetest dogs!!!
Perspective is Everything
Also I want to say that you need to use a high value treat when training not a treat that she gets all the time keep the so keep the high value treats away
u can also use fruits n veggies in her food too or snacks.
Yep ! My new addition to our family is a mini Aussie. I am very consistent with her. She’s out asked to go out once a night. You’re gonna be a great dog mom.
all the dog experts ... You are doing amazing Jess x
Our golden doodle when he was a puppy, he loves feather duster
i have os-good schlatter as well! ive found the best thing to help it is (no not ice cream sorry!) but heat sprays and heat patches not sure what you guys have over in USA but thats what I use in the UK, if you have stuff like there over there its worth a try! hope it helps :)
Flex leashes are great to teach the come when called I used one all the time when training it
She is so cute!! Get her used to teeth brushing you can get doggy brushes and paste, it’ll really benefit her. Also don’t let her have sticks as they can get stuck in the roof of their mouth and causes infections
Hi Jess I have got a few dogs and I am very cautious as well. I have come to the conclusion that with my 9 week old golden doodle is some sticks are ok but generally stay away from pointy ones/ sharp ones. Dogs generally know how to swim but practice can be really beneficial to them. Grapes, and sultanas are poisonous. Check ingredients of things to make sure they can eat them and they are safe foods. Make sure to walk her on a harness so there is no pulling. Any other questions let me know as I am a dog trainer.
Why can't yall leave comments about their new puppy without NEEDING to tell Jess what to do or offer up your tips?? 😫 she clearly said that she's been on google and different platforms learning everything. It's as easy as this..
Cute puppy, Jess!! You're doing amazing 🤩
I have the same thing as Kyson on my knee and I’m 26 and I have a bone under my knee cap created by the nerves in my knee and it’s is very painful treat it while he is young because when your older it’s harder. Love the sweet little puppy. ❤❤❤
Try a vest when you take her for walk. It helps you you teach her not to pull when walking. Also I wouldn't attach the leash to her collar, it she pulls she could choke herself, the vest helps that not happen
You should test out diffrent fruits and vegetables with her. My cocker spaniel loves carrots 🥕 and watermelon
Your dog is so cute sending prayers for everyone
We just leave the food out for our dog and she eats whatever she wants and brush there teeth or they will fall out because we made the mistake not doing it
I have the same thing as Kyson it’s pronounced Oshcan slaughters and it’s when your bones grow to fast and rub togather in your knees mine hurt at the bottom and if I get hit their it hurts so bad I start crying and I play basketball so I wear knee pads to protect them just for a tip
Spam musubi is a fan favorite in my house!! I was so excited to see that on the list
Teach that dog to swim or get gates around that pool, if that puppy falls into the water she wont know what to do. If your not watching her she will most probably down. Also when there past 4 months old they should only be having breakfast and dinner and especially how many treats u give her daily she wont need lunch dogs dont get hungry like humans.
Didn't your family help you, too? Because you said a lot of your family has dogs. I was just wondering. But still love all of your videos. ❤❤❤
Ohhh kyson voice is getting deep 😢 growing up, how many photos of honey do you have on your phone?
Heel means to walk by your side- you should use something similar to down.