How To Survive Night One With a Totally Untrained dog Zak George Cane Corso BIG NO NO
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 жов 2023
- Reaction to Zak George how to survive night one with a totally untrained dog where he is working with a Cane Corso puppy. Lets see how he handles things and react.
Subscribe for daily Cane Corso content rb.gy/l6ig1
DOG TRAINING COURSES - rb.gy/u1skt
Get 10% off with code "Jason"
- Perfect Puppy Course
- Perfect Canine Companion Boot Camp
- No More Pulling Masterclass
- Recall Reset
- Calm Canine Companion
- Raw Food Masterclass
- Socialization Masterclass
- Anxiety Reliever
- Ultimate Cane Corso Owner's Guide
- Ultimate Bullmastiff Owner's Guide
- Ultimate Dobermann Owner's Guide
- Professional Dog Walker Programme
- Canine Influencer
- Advanced Canine Training And Behaviour
Joint Care for Canines ► rb.gy/drd6e
Dog Training Ebook ► rb.gy/hpts0
Cane Corso Merch ► rb.gy/hpts0
10% OFF ALL DOG GEAR WITH CODE "JASON"
Harness & Leashes ► bit.ly/3uki6R6
15% Off XDOG Weighted Vest ► rb.gy/cirfe
Code "jason15"
IMPACT Dog Crates ► shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=214083...
HOLISTIC CARE including Probiotics - rb.gy/w9fju
Orthopedic Dog Bed ► rb.gy/kqyt7
Tick Mitt ► TiCK-MiTT.com?aff=4
Dog Car Ramp ► amzn.to/331D7Ul
Jolly Ball ► amzn.to/36P2ART
Flirt Pole ► amzn.to/2INmnsC
► Email me licensing footage or business inquiries only (non business emails will go unread): floodjlc@gmail.com
Follow me:
Instagram / jasoncorey411
Twitter / jasoncorey411
FB / jasoncorey411 - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
I’m realizing just how lucky we got with our rescue dog. We knew nothing about her other than what her foster mom said. She came housebroken and crate trained at 9weeks old. Never chewed on anything, was beyond easy to train, even our trainer was impressed with her. Thinking we just got very lucky and next time we won’t be, so next time we will go back to our breeder for another schnauzer(my breed)😍
Whether Rescue or Breeder pup, if you get a socialized, partially trained, crate trained dog, you hit the jackpot! I suggest to my friends to go to a breeder if they can afford it, even though I have always had rescues. ... Because if you can find a confident, socialized, trained, and housebroken 12 week old puppy, then it already has a head start on life as a great companion... But, finding that combination takes work. ;-)
I did sleep in the living room for the first 3 nights and my Corso didn’t cry. He’s been fine ever since.
You don't have to agree, but you trekking him what he is doing wrong lol, is like me a 300lb man telling your wife what she needs to do to be in even better shape lol? World either of you think i was in the right to tell her what to do? I bet you wouldn't. It's one thing to say you disagree with it. But to say that someone at his level is wrong. When you yourself are not even a part of the profession is just a lot of entitlement. Good luck, 99.9% I completely agree with
Same here with our female
Loving these videos! Especially as you're not bashing Zak, but are very fairly pointing out what you as a breed expert see that's on point, and what isn't. PRICELESS information for any Mastiff owners out there!
U should pause when u are saying something. Cause it’s really hard to understand what u are saying while the video is playing
110% agree
I did previous video.....I got 2 hrs of sleep......had to rush to pack.....so not the most clear headed
@@jasoncorey oh understandable! I love my Corso but finding affordable daycare and overnight for vacation has been near impossible. Good for you to have reliable sitters!
I think bed-sharing with dogs comes down to your own preferences and how the dog shares the space with humans. I have a pretty strong-minded confident non-guarding breed dog, who is independent when working but very pack-oriented when indoors. When she moved into our household as a puppy, I was dead set to not let her sleep in the bed. But she was so restless in the crate that I ended up caving in and taking her to bed with me at one point. She calmed down immediately and slept the whole night curled up against my side. She has been doing this ever since. The only conflict we had was with her taking too much space if she went to sleep before me and not being too eager to make room. If she had shown any aggression in these moments I probably would have reacted differently but she allowed me to just lift her to a more suitable place on the bed and later on learned to move aside when I asked her to do so. I kind of agree that she sees me as part of her pack and an equal buddy. But is it necessarily a bad thing if we both respect each other's boundaries and terms and she trusts my guidance when necessary?
Thanks for everything Jason. I hope that you and Kara have a blast on vacation. ❤
I’m not sure I agree with the hard no for dogs sleeping in your bed.
I think it may be partially breed dependent, but I think if problems arise, it’s likely a leadership issue, not the sleeping in bed part. Not that they don’t overlap a bit.
For me, I think allowing my Jack Russel to sleep with me as a pup, really strengthened our bond and helped him feel secure. Later on, I started to transition him to his own bed. First by having it in my room, then moving it out after a while.
For leadership and general behavior, I won’t say I haven’t experienced challenges over the years. I don’t think the bed thing was a huge player in that though, cuz as I learned to be a proper leader and how to correct my dog, as well as I began to understand the breed more, things just began improving.
He’s now a bit more than four years old, and we have an awesome relationship. I’m able to have him off leash, I’m able to communicate with him and understand the signs he gives me. He is happy, healthy and a really secure and balanced dog, which really shows with other dogs and people.
I attribute a lot of my success to you and your videos. I’ve learned so much.
I have 2 Rottweilers who have both slept in my bed with no problems. i think it's more a thing of people who do let them sleep in the bed also let them get away in other areas they shouldn't.
Im not saying everyone should or has to, but letting a dog sleep in ur bed alone isnt a issue even with dominant guarding breeds as long as you know what ur doing with ur dog rather you have them sleep with you or not you will be fine if you dont know what ur doing then i can see how sleeping with ur dog is a bad idea but your going to have issues either way so im not so sure sleeping with you makes a difference there other then just 1 more thing to have a issue with since this hypothetical person dont know what they are doing.
One of my dogs doesn't like to sleep on the bed the other does. Both are GSD mixes but one likes to sleep by my bedroom door until I go to sleep then she moves to the couch or floor by the front door. She is more of a guard dog than my other.
Thanks, enjoy your vacation
Imagine thinking you can control a full grown corso with a harness theyre in for a surprise
You can if you do it right. But if you do it right, why need a harness in the first place?
Dude your audio competition is strong.
Okay well I totally see the mistakes that I made when I tried to create my dog when he was a puppy! Thanks J. 🔯🕎✝️💜
FYI, our boy does sleep with us. Sometimes he'll get off the bed and lay on the floor.
Thank you so much for doing this.
Yes, love this series!
I would say definitely put the divider in because the puppy will poop on the other end and sleep on the other side. Defeats the purpose but I had a large crate from the beginning also.
Hello from France :-) Just wanted to tell you that i really appreciate how respectful and nice and with great tact you comment on the videos of someone whose "global training philosophy" is different from yours. I do not know much about dog training (even if I bingewatch many videos ;-) hopefully I will have a dog oneday), but I just do appreciate how careful your are. The world would be such a better place if people acted respecfully even when they have so different opinions. Thanks for showing this way of being !
Enjoy your vacation ! I enjoy your videos 😂👍
Thank you.....much needed
I’m here for this series 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The fact that he slept with the dog that isn’t even his is wild! What if the owner doesn’t want the puppy to learn that?
I am not a dog trainer. have only had dogs who were allowed to sleep on the bed at times and at times they slept in their beds or on a dog couch. I have only ever had rescue dogs of mysterious breed mix but there has never been any problem. If ever people didn't want a dog on their bed we had a command beat it. The command meant leave our spaces for now. The dogs always understood. Maybe rescue dogs are just better than cane corsos.
Crate train the dog properly and you’ll be fine with a $100 crate. No need to spend thousands on a heavy duty crate if your dog is crate trained. Crate trained means the dog will not attempt to break out. Other than that, good vid.
Not necessarily.....if the dog has separation anxiety.....which in some cases it's a result of what the owner does .....but other times it is a mental disorder......then the dog will a lot of times try to break out .....injure themselves etc.
Hey Jason which course is better for a 3 month and a half male cane corso, the puppy course or the perfect canine companion? Which one would you suggest me since i have this dog
Zach really doesn't understand how dogs think. He goes out of academic books
He seems to stick very strictly to academia which a lot of times just in general with anything does not translate to the real world very well. Even though I disagree with a lot of his training I do appreciate he loves dogs and is doing what he feels is best for them.
@@jasoncorey He does really care about dogs but when they are really looking for direction and he doesn't always seem to understand which gets him really frustrated.
?@@jasoncorey ya but its it really whats best for them if his methods are doing more harm then good?
So im curious what would you say is best to have the crate in another room or having the crate in your room so you can put your hand down when they cry
It took mine 5 days to crate train, and potty training took about 2 months. He's never pooped in the house, not once.
How do the boys do when you are both away for a week? Do they get boarded ?
Thank you Jason, even if your voice was not heard well. A question: how often should we bring the puppy out of the crate, out of the house in the first few nights to check if he wants to pee?Or should we not?I do not yet own a dog so i have no idea. Thank you
Hey 👋🏽
I see you haven’t got an answer yet so I’ll tell you what I’ve done with my two current dogs.
The most common times a puppy needs to toilet are: when they wake up, when they’ve eaten, when you finish playing with them, before you put them back in the crate.
When I got my big dog at 8 weeks old I was taking him out to the toilet about every hour during the day and whenever he woke up during the night.
Doing this gives them plenty of opportunities to toilet in the area you want them to. That’s another important thing, make sure you only let toilet in the area you want them to, even if you have to carry them there to prevent them from toileting in the wrong area.
I put puppies on a leash when toilet training so they can’t wander off and toilet in the wrong spot.
I hope this is helpful and I think it’s great that you’re researching training before getting a puppy 😊
For a 7 to 8 week old pup a few times a night will suffice. With JJ Kara was getting up 2x to let him pee for the first few weeks.
with my 8 week old Cocker Spaniel pup Lady i was up and out every time she cried at night witch was every three hours for the first coupe of weeks at 11 weeks old she was sleeping threw the night. at 8 months old she's now has a routine where she lets me know that she wants out of her crate in the morning by doing her best Siberian husky impersonation
Doesn't the mum also sleep with her puppies? I think the first few days is fine. My dogs didn't question my position due to that.
I diden't even need a crate when i got him exacly 8 weeks old, my gun dog just told me when he wanted to go out and pee.
I need help. We have a 6 month intact male. We have been working with him and he is so smart. We have had him since 8 weeks old. We have other dogs, he does great with them, and other cats. Our little wire haired is his best friend. He takes to training really well, but he has been getting overly protective of my mom, and has no recall, and is afraid of the tub. He will not roll onto his back, we have been trying since we got him. He is way more stubborn than our last boy who died. I'm at a loss of what to do. Sorry for long comment
I'll share what my experience might lead me to try in this situation..
For the over-protection, have your mom put herself in front of the dog. Dog maybe on a "sit stay," your mom facing away from the dog but towards the wrongly imagined threat, to show your mom can handle the situation and that any over-protectiveness is is unnecessary.
For recall, a long leash to make sure they come when called, and treats seems like it was quickest, but praise or play could replace the treats.
Fear of tubs, or most things, need to be addressed in small steps, kept positive yet incrementally challenging, with as confident and relaxed of a mindset as possible from you while working with these things, knowing that you are just doing something that needs to be done that is best for both you, the dog, and everyone else.
Rolling over is a trait that helped us pick our puppy out of the litter. Our corso is our first guardian breed and we have small children so we were aiming for a less dominant puppy. If she didn't already do this automatically, I would try sitting on the floor beside her while she's laying down on her side. I'd sit by her back, but far enough away that if she rolls hopefully she won't kick me, then pet her back and pay attention to her subtle movements. If petting one way encourages a twist or partial roll to the back, try that movement again, adjust.. Maybe lure with a treat from that same position where its easier for the dog to roll over than to get up and turn around.?
Hope you find some solutions!
@jim_no_rulers he won't, he totally knows when your trying to get him on his back. Dog sits, speaks, shakes, kisses, and even spins on commend but won't do those few things 😵
Alot of repeat. Repeat over again good girl. Let her right up. I would also try to make it fun now when she's good. We look for ticks because her one medication wasn't working well. Or I tell her she has Frito feet still even tho I changed her food but the look on her face is great.
@jennyharrison7177 Greek yogurt will fix any allergies your dog has. When my pup was born he went outside for first time, he came in with a yeast infection on his belly. He was scratching holes in himself. We started giving 2 spoon full of yogurt and it was gone in a week. Oh put some apple cider vinegar and it will cure/prevent bladder infections
When a nerd turned dog trainer this is what zach george is. He is living up to his name he really sucks 😂😂😂
Omg, 2 ppl cant talk at the same time!
Ive had 10 different breeds of dogs, never crated any of them.
Sorry .... 2 hrs sleep......need to still pack ......was trying to hurry 😞
Don't agree with locking animals in crates. Don't lock my kids up, so don't want to lock my pets up. Part of having amimals is you won't have a petfect house, they're animals.
What if you have a medical condition and needs to sleep with a dog
Zaks one of those people that could care less about traditions or what people think. He bases his training solely on what the scientific community publishes in papers in peer reviewed studies. Thats why he feels like what he does is right. I mean i dont blame him and to be honest i dont know im not a dog trainer lol. But as a little boston terrier owner. I guess i train him like you and zack meeting in the middle because when i first got him i trained him like you would Jason, nowadays i train him like zack. Mainly because he just my companion now and dont need much correcting other then a yell here and there.
can't hear you when you are talking over the video
He only trains puppies and toy dogs.
theres no right or wrong way to train a dog. only whatever works
So hard to listen to both you and Zak in areas.
Busy soldier 40
ZG is a pretender. Way too much guessing and experimenting. He's putting his clients (with a toddler) behind the eight ball right from the start.
The whole sleeping with the puppy is big false 😂 the pup wasn't scared he was cold lol
Pup was not cold
Come on, you claim to not be a dog trainer, but tell people how to train their dog, over the most popular trainer on you tube😂. You are incorrect on this one. Both my corsos sleep with us and there is no doubt who the leader is. Tell Mr. Justice, happy early birthday. Less then 2 weeks?
Don't agree with it no matter how your Corsos turned out. Sure if the respect and leadership is established once mature all good. Not as a pup.