Are you a fan of my training style, but can’t travel to Kentucky to see me in person? No worries! I offer an awesome online dog training course, which includes access to an array of exclusive videos and content, personalized coaching, journaling, and in-depth mentoring and evaluation by yours truly! Just need some an advice or have a couple questions you need answered? I also offer professional consulting by the hour. Both of these great services can be found here: kentuckycanine.com/onlinecoaching. Thank you all for your remarkable support over the years! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for your appreciation and patronage of this channel, my training style, and my kennel. Always remember, it’s a great day for a puppy-sized adventure! -Stonnie Dennis, Dog Trainer
You just described my little yankee doodle almost exactly... I'm not allergic but he is an absolute mop! I could bathe him every week. We live in SW Michigan and he loves the beach. My van is a sandy mess. He goes to work with me, cheerfully greets my clients then falls asleep. After work, he wants to party! He not only loves to retrieve but will toss his toys around if I'm not engaged. He actually tossed a toy into my coffee cup one morning when I was doing a puzzle, trying to ignore his invitations to play. When people ask what breed he is, I tell them he's a Tosser
Finally some clear and honest advice about how these dogs effect allergies from someone with experience with so many different dogs! Really valuable, and as an allergy sufferers looking to get a dog, you've helped me go for it! In the UK, Cockapoos are far more common than Goldendoodles. Can you talk about the difference in personality / temperament / activity level, between the two? Cheers
What a cool video ! ''My daughter's gonna come get this dog and y take her up to her room and dress her up in a dollhouse '' LOL I love Julep confidence! 10:45: And that good looking grey dog: look at his tail going around and round, like an helicopter ahahah ! Was that mister Noname ? That can't be him ! He got soooo big and strong ! Perfect shape, and he has an amazing shiny coat too ! My dog and I have adventures everyday! What a great team we make, always a fun time. Wherever we go I look for different textures: big stones, fences, different dog parks, mountains trails, stairs, little pound with fish, kayak, new buildings, parks and forest with animals, bridges, revolving doors or shopping center ! Everything is exciting for him to discover and very convenient for me since, he is adapting so easily to all kind of situations therefore, I can bring him everywhere! And, let me tell you, Oh he sure sleeps like a charm at night and has no anxiety if left alone or have any kind of strange behaviours, what so ever ;-) Thank you for the new ideas regarding adventures in the fields with random logs Stonnie! Please make more videos like this one ! How about making a video Mister Noname and you, going in the city ? A special treat for the people who lives surrounded by concrete all year long and dont know where to start ;-) Keep up the good work Stonnie! I Love your videos very much ! :-)
about to get my first dog and I am binging your videos. love the format and your perspective. Thank you for all the work. Standard Bernadoodle coming in hot in 5 weeks!
Hi Stonnie, I wrote in the comments section about Boxer dogs and my dad not long back (June). I’m a Psychologist and as I watch your videos I notice you use theories deeply embedded in Psychology such as, the cognitive map you refer to. I find your videos fascinating but can I just ask ... do you have a psychology background? Thank you , keep up the great work! We love these videos. And we are “learning by doing” 😆
Stonnie, had to put our dog to sleep last may ( 11 year old goldendoodle). We are getting a Australian Labradoodle puppy (8 weeks) and are looking forward to training this dog. My golden didn't have much chance to swim, this dog will because we are installing a big pool. I'm loving your videos. I'm 74 and plan on using this dog to keep active, training and swimming. I hope to be fun for this dog. We also camp. I'll do a video and send it to you. Jim
Great video, Could you share your thoughts on Labradoodles and their uses? I have an 8 month old male that is a great energetic dog but is having trouble swimming for some reason and peeing in his cage when left. Any thoughts? I want to help him improve swimming
For the puppies it’s just their daily food most of the time which he has said in a few videos. But in this video he’s using a all natural meat jerky that’s local I’m assuming.
Great video Stonnie. That party coat-doodle is a puppy or full grown? It really is sure footed. And Mr.NoName is always happy and attentive. Enjoyed watching. Thanks.
That’s just puppies in general. My dog who is now 8 months old has just now started to understand that jumping is not okay. It involved so much consistency with not letting him jump on anyone- not even me. When people come over I put him into “place” with a leash on. He has to wait for permission to leave “place” which is a raised dog bed. He can watch them come in. Once I give him permission to leave “place” I take the leash so that I can control him. I tell my guests what to say and how to show him to get off. For me I have them firmly say “off” and almost make a swimming motion with both hands once firmly to kind of push him off. They have to ignore him until he’s calm. If they go to pet him and he jumps they say off again and push him off and ignore him again. This can continue for up to 15 minutes at first. Now it only takes a few times and sometimes he doesn’t jump at all. I like to have the leash so that I can give him a “pop” every time he tries to jump on them and I say “off”. Energy is really important. People see a puppy and get excited. Just nicely ask them to stay calm and ignore him until his energy is better.
As an owner, I wanted to chime in. The number ONE problem: coat maintenance. Doodles need a bath and a clip every 3 weeks. No exceptions. Doodles want to be on you 24x7. This is annoying. Our potty training took 6 mos and 2 utis. people want to talk about how beautiful or cute doodles are. They're still dogs And they need more exercise than most people expect . They're dogs. They get muddy. They like digging in dirt and chewing bones. These are not Persian cats or something. People get so enamored with the doodle gaze. And they usually say they're getting one and this will be their first dog. A year later you see them with a never groomed matted doodle. On the upside, my doodle will sit for an hour and watch my daughter do her make-up and hair and then she will run around outside with my son and play frisbee.
Have a question Stonnie my lab will only retrieve a pheasant pelt dummy and shows no interest in normal bumpers she will chase it sniff and come back empty handed but will search for the pheasant pellet dummy and retrieve it is this normal?
My family is allergic to labs so i had to get a goldendoodle for hunting and i was scared because he didn’t have that natraul bird drive, turns out he loves duck hunting more than i do😂 if i dont take him in a hunt, is just sad all day until i bring him back some birds to retrieve!! I think u should really try it and see how yours turns out, i had no prior experience with bird dog training and have done minimal training with him and he is just an average duck hunting buddy just has a hard time finding birds in the thick brush.
Stonnie, What do you think about raising siblings from either the same litter, or siblings from different litters? Should either or both be discouraged? Our Yellow Lab's parents just had another litter, and my wife and I are considering adopting one of her sisters. They are about 15 months apart in age. Thanks in advance.
It's called the "littermate syndrome", look it up to hear different opinions on the matter. My understanding is that it is the puppies being the same age that sometimes causes problems, doesn't really matter if they are from the same litter/ parents or not.
@@StonnieDennis Yeah, I was thinking that other people reading these comments might want to do their own research, so that's why I put the name there. I guess if you try to make it a universal rule never to get littermates, that could easily be disproved since many people have great success bringing up siblings together. Still, there might be a grain of truth in the notion that people need to watch out for some of the dynamics described with the littermate theory if they have two young dogs (and especially if they are not experienced with dogs).
Are you a fan of my training style, but can’t travel to Kentucky to see me in person? No worries! I offer an awesome online dog training course, which includes access to an array of exclusive videos and content, personalized coaching, journaling, and in-depth mentoring and evaluation by yours truly! Just need some an advice or have a couple questions you need answered? I also offer professional consulting by the hour.
Both of these great services can be found here: kentuckycanine.com/onlinecoaching.
Thank you all for your remarkable support over the years! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for your appreciation and patronage of this channel, my training style, and my kennel. Always remember, it’s a great day for a puppy-sized adventure!
-Stonnie Dennis, Dog Trainer
I cannot believe how adorable the goldendoodle is.
Blimey, I can't believe how much Noname has grown. He looks grand!
You just described my little yankee doodle almost exactly... I'm not allergic but he is an absolute mop! I could bathe him every week. We live in SW Michigan and he loves the beach. My van is a sandy mess. He goes to work with me, cheerfully greets my clients then falls asleep. After work, he wants to party! He not only loves to retrieve but will toss his toys around if I'm not engaged. He actually tossed a toy into my coffee cup one morning when I was doing a puzzle, trying to ignore his invitations to play. When people ask what breed he is, I tell them he's a Tosser
I feel you!!!
She acted like she was completely fine with that dryer😀
Yeah, I got lucky! She’s a super brave puppy!
That was such a fun video. Thanks!
Finally some clear and honest advice about how these dogs effect allergies from someone with experience with so many different dogs! Really valuable, and as an allergy sufferers looking to get a dog, you've helped me go for it!
In the UK, Cockapoos are far more common than Goldendoodles. Can you talk about the difference in personality / temperament / activity level, between the two? Cheers
I love your style! Thank you 🙏🏻 Very helpful and informative!
These are happy dogs. We have one named Happy.❤️
I've got a 4 month old f1b labradoodle. He sheds VERY little. But you're absolutely right about EVERYTHING sticking to their coat!!! Cool video!
Great video! Thanks
What a cool video !
''My daughter's gonna come get this dog and y take her up to her room and dress her up in a dollhouse '' LOL
I love Julep confidence!
10:45: And that good looking grey dog: look at his tail going around and round, like an helicopter ahahah !
Was that mister Noname ? That can't be him !
He got soooo big and strong ! Perfect shape, and he has an amazing shiny coat too !
My dog and I have adventures everyday! What a great team we make, always a fun time.
Wherever we go I look for different textures: big stones, fences, different dog parks, mountains trails, stairs, little pound with fish, kayak, new buildings, parks and forest with animals, bridges, revolving doors or shopping center !
Everything is exciting for him to discover and very convenient for me since, he is adapting so easily to all kind of situations therefore, I can bring him everywhere!
And, let me tell you, Oh he sure sleeps like a charm at night and has no anxiety if left alone or have any kind of strange behaviours, what so ever ;-)
Thank you for the new ideas regarding adventures in the fields with random logs Stonnie!
Please make more videos like this one !
How about making a video Mister Noname and you, going in the city ?
A special treat for the people who lives surrounded by concrete all year long and dont know where to start ;-)
Keep up the good work Stonnie!
I Love your videos very much ! :-)
about to get my first dog and I am binging your videos. love the format and your perspective. Thank you for all the work. Standard Bernadoodle coming in hot in 5 weeks!
Hi Stonnie,
I wrote in the comments section about Boxer dogs and my dad not long back (June). I’m a Psychologist and as I watch your videos I notice you use theories deeply embedded in Psychology such as, the cognitive map you refer to. I find your videos fascinating but can I just ask ... do you have a psychology background?
Thank you , keep up the great work! We love these videos. And we are “learning by doing” 😆
Stonnie, had to put our dog to sleep last may ( 11 year old goldendoodle). We are getting a Australian Labradoodle puppy (8 weeks) and are looking forward to training this dog. My golden didn't have much chance to swim, this dog will because we are installing a big pool. I'm loving your videos. I'm 74 and plan on using this dog to keep active, training and swimming. I hope to be fun for this dog. We also camp. I'll do a video and send it to you. Jim
Great video,
Could you share your thoughts on Labradoodles and their uses?
I have an 8 month old male that is a great energetic dog but is having trouble swimming for some reason and peeing in his cage when left. Any thoughts? I want to help him improve swimming
Adorable!
Thank you!
Please do a Standard Poodle tutorial!
What do you use for training treats/rewards? I always wonder, but have never heard you mention it.
What is the mystery "dog crack"!?
For the puppies it’s just their daily food most of the time which he has said in a few videos. But in this video he’s using a all natural meat jerky that’s local I’m assuming.
Forced air = game changer! Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Great video Stonnie. That party coat-doodle is a puppy or full grown? It really is sure footed. And Mr.NoName is always happy and attentive. Enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Thanks! Julep is thirteen weeks old.
My Goldendoodle is 4 months old and he won’t stop jumping in people!! I have no idea what to do any advice from commenters helps!!
That’s just puppies in general. My dog who is now 8 months old has just now started to understand that jumping is not okay. It involved so much consistency with not letting him jump on anyone- not even me. When people come over I put him into “place” with a leash on. He has to wait for permission to leave “place” which is a raised dog bed. He can watch them come in. Once I give him permission to leave “place” I take the leash so that I can control him. I tell my guests what to say and how to show him to get off. For me I have them firmly say “off” and almost make a swimming motion with both hands once firmly to kind of push him off. They have to ignore him until he’s calm. If they go to pet him and he jumps they say off again and push him off and ignore him again. This can continue for up to 15 minutes at first. Now it only takes a few times and sometimes he doesn’t jump at all. I like to have the leash so that I can give him a “pop” every time he tries to jump on them and I say “off”. Energy is really important. People see a puppy and get excited. Just nicely ask them to stay calm and ignore him until his energy is better.
smart!
As an owner, I wanted to chime in. The number ONE problem: coat maintenance. Doodles need a bath and a clip every 3 weeks. No exceptions.
Doodles want to be on you 24x7. This is annoying.
Our potty training took 6 mos and 2 utis.
people want to talk about how beautiful or cute doodles are.
They're still dogs And they need more exercise than most people expect . They're dogs. They get muddy. They like digging in dirt and chewing bones. These are not Persian cats or something. People get so enamored with the doodle gaze. And they usually say they're getting one and this will be their first dog. A year later you see them with a never groomed matted doodle.
On the upside, my doodle will sit for an hour and watch my daughter do her make-up and hair and then she will run around outside with my son and play frisbee.
Which black lab is in the video? If that is Mr. No Name he is getting so big. Thank for the video.
I'm thinking chiggers!!! Just got them all over me messing in the yard with my Doodle.
Sacrifice is the name of the game...#putthatworkin
not a fan of doodles, at least the ones I know.. "breeders" selling over priced dogs to the public, without knowing the stock from which they are bred
Your guidance gave me a wonderful mixed cattle pup but didn’t explain how to keep all the women from chasing us now
😂 partymix was the right word😂😂Golden dooodle .. Labra doodle... or any other doodle... alot of work with that hair.
are they a coated dog in that they need to be groomed.....you know clipped, trimmed etc.?
We just adopted a black and white F1B :)
Nice!
It's "parti" not "party"... 🙄
Can't you find some place to take the dog for adventure than a pile of logs!
Where do you take your dog for adventures?
Have a question Stonnie my lab will only retrieve a pheasant pelt dummy and shows no interest in normal bumpers she will chase it sniff and come back empty handed but will search for the pheasant pellet dummy and retrieve it is this normal?
My family is allergic to labs so i had to get a goldendoodle for hunting and i was scared because he didn’t have that natraul bird drive, turns out he loves duck hunting more than i do😂 if i dont take him in a hunt, is just sad all day until i bring him back some birds to retrieve!! I think u should really try it and see how yours turns out, i had no prior experience with bird dog training and have done minimal training with him and he is just an average duck hunting buddy just has a hard time finding birds in the thick brush.
beautiful silver lab!
Stonnie, What do you think about raising siblings from either the same litter, or siblings from different litters? Should either or both be discouraged? Our Yellow Lab's parents just had another litter, and my wife and I are considering adopting one of her sisters. They are about 15 months apart in age. Thanks in advance.
I don’t see a problem with it. I think it’s a lot easier to raise two puppies than one, myself.
It's called the "littermate syndrome", look it up to hear different opinions on the matter. My understanding is that it is the puppies being the same age that sometimes causes problems, doesn't really matter if they are from the same litter/ parents or not.
Emma Blomqvist Oh, I know exactly what it’s called. That’s a nonsense theory though...
@@StonnieDennis Yeah, I was thinking that other people reading these comments might want to do their own research, so that's why I put the name there.
I guess if you try to make it a universal rule never to get littermates, that could easily be disproved since many people have great success bringing up siblings together. Still, there might be a grain of truth in the notion that people need to watch out for some of the dynamics described with the littermate theory if they have two young dogs (and especially if they are not experienced with dogs).
Emma Blomqvist I raise litter mates all the time. With a little bit of basic knowledge, it’s a lot easier than raising a single puppy.