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my former dog was a male poodle, and this dog was intuitive to a fault and when he died, I knew I would never find that kind of sensitivity in another dog. Make a long story short: a female boxer/ pit mix found me, and she changed my mind.in a years' time, I'm more enamored with her than any dog I have ever known. I guess I can now attribute that to her gender

I learned nothing from this post, but I think that's a good thing. I've had a dog all my life and they are family. I have scolded and once ejected guests in my home for mistreating my dogs

Bulcrap.. my dog comes and lifts my hand and places it on his head for petting. If I don't, they nuzzle me to ensure i am petting

Just saying

I have been a part of a dog loving family for years and years and I partly agree with you on the lasst one about firewall but the dog we have now thinks every time he hears some rumbling or bladt like thunder selebration cannon gunn shots fireworks or wat ever he thinks it's a hunting going on and gets quite frustrated that he can't go out there looking for the animal that fel during the hunt he also stands raised up on two legs placing his forvlegs on the top of the fence to get a better look over the cenary during the new year celebrations in my navorhood but I am living in South of Norway

Before getting a dog, people should also be aware that a puppy is (not: can be) very exhausting and a dog in general needs a lot of attention and quality time. Puppies bite and destroy just everything in the house when teething, and on walks they try to eat every garbage they find. It will end after some months, though. Grown up dogs need their walks at least twice per day around 1 hour each time, no matter how the weather is or if their owner has a hurting leg or the plague. If someone can't cope with all this it is better to get a cat or no pet.

the clickbait title is annoying

thought, our Lab girl is only one year old and really bouncy, when her humans are stressed, she indeed just lays down on the couch or floor and waits silently, no jumping or running like she usually does. I never really recognized it, but now, that yo mentioned it, I am impressed.

My dog, a Boston terrier, tail is not docked. They naturally have very short or bob tails. And the hug, my dog loves them, begs for them.

I call BS on the first one. Say that when you have a dog with a broken tail. And BS on the fireworks/loud noises, too. It's cruel not to train your dogs to be chill when loud things happen in this world all the time. If you haven't bonded with your dog well enough for them to look to you as to how to act/respond to things and situations, it's one of those "shame on you" situations. Maybe it's a situation where is the dog is a rehab and was mistreated or lived a very rough life on the streets getting stuff thrown at him shoot away or whatever maybe the dogs got trauma over loud noises. Step up your game and learn about bonding in these situations. I successfully bonded with a hostile beaten, mistrustful, wild and feral acting pup [3 1/2 yrs to rehab til fear free and I could pet her at will*] was never afraid after realization dawned to start watching me was the key to learning how to act. * this poor pup was a mess to figure out. All the standard things didn't work. One day I was trying to initiate play - not in dog fashion - and was speaking out my frustration and thoughts out loud but in a kind babytalk voice and said "oh, I just wish I could just (complete with hand gestures) give you a good old scritchy-scatch on the neck and ears, Lovey Dovey!". And she took a very quick 3 or 4 steps - I thought she was going to attack me again - and stepped right in between my hands doing the motion! It was a Glorious Breakthrough! But I still had to put out scritchy-scatch hands for her to approach me. For about 3 and 1/2 years I couldn't really trained her, all I could do is bond, bond, bond. I would give her little growls or grunts of disapproval, basically acting like a mamadog. I even mimic regurgitation for bonding by dropping chewed food out of my mouth on the floor for her to eat. It was like magic. In the first week I figured that out. She hadn't had much contact with her own mother, she was kept across the room from her by an ignorant puppy spanking 18 year old girl. The dog's mother had a beaten spirit, and the girl was oblivious to the fact that the dog more than likely wanted to kill her at one point but was so "beat down" that she lacked the gumption, or rather, I should say always had puppies to look after - had she been allowed to do it, that is. The girl kept 12 to 15 puppies in a space hardly bigger than two men's size 12 hightop shoe boxes put together, and picked them up and spanked them when they squabbled like puppies do. I don't mean play spank, I mean like she was trying to smash them in her hands by clapping them to death. I would have attacked her except that I had already seen how her man handled the 6-month-old bullmastiff. If he had raised a hand to me, I probably would have peed the carpet too, and then it have to beat me for that as well! I reported them to every agency that I could think of...to 0 avail!

These are mostly common sense and come naturally for anyone that truly cares enough about their dog to pay attention. If someone is really delinquent on most of these, that person probably is not innately qualified for dog ownership.

Fireworks are not the problem. The owners are. I have raised 3 dogs and they don't care about even the loudest Fireworks. Why? If you are exited and happy, your dog is too.

You repeat yourself too often. Annoying.

My dog seems to like going to see fireworks but he said it’s clear about him sit close to me so he doesn’t feel threatened but he doesn’t seem to mind him

To all animals. Not only dogs!!! 😡😡😡😡😡 Same with Declawing cats!!! Cruel, and no longer have ways to defend themselves or catch their prey if you use them to catch mice, flies, etc inside your own house at all!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

A gentle bite or mouthing is their way of touching like the way a human uses their hands..❤

Bottom line there is no other bond like it!! ❤🐕‍🦺🐶❤️

I love the following around aspect. I live alone so I very much enjoy the companionship. I have also had my pups sleep next to me. I call it the pack bed. It is very much a bonding experience to have them right there next to you. ❤❤🐶🐶❤️❤️

I love your channel. Guilty on hugs, & reaching out for my fur baby when she’s asleep

Since no one is speaking up for the male dogs I will. There has always been a bias against the male pups. I love my male pups. I have had several fantastic ones over the years! I disagree with you on the quick to learn thing. My maltipoos and Maltese have been fantastic learners the male ones that I have had in the past. Males are also disproportionately represented at shelters as well because they are very much misunderstood. I hope you will do a Males only video to give a more balanced perspective Thank you

1. Giving importance to what they feel is important. For instance, when I go on walks, my dogs always spend an extra minute sniffing the scents on the road. I don’t pull them away immediately even if it feels dirty. To my dogs, it is an important part of their day - knowing the world outside. 2. Leash free time. As a reward for being good for n number of days, I let them have leash free experiences outside. I show them that I trust them. And the leash is only for their protection and not a restraint. 3. I make them part of the conversation. In general, I operate on the belief that dogs are wise and are able to understand everything. The Golden is still young, but with my Pomeranian, I can genuinely share anything and everything. I also make it a point to understand his perspective, his character and his ideals even… He is only 12, but I believe he is a big brother to me. And I can depend on him. This is possible for every dog. Dogs can be much more that a typical dog owner imagines. When they stop thinking about what they need or where they want their dog to fit in into the blueprint of their life…when they actually learn to trust and depend on the dog just as the dog trusts and depends on them… When they learn to have genuine, deep and meaningful conversations with their dogs….that’s truly a blessing.

Respect your dogs boundaries? 🙈😂😂😂

I have 2 indoor kids. My Beagle Jesse is right beside me or using me as his pillow every night! My American Foxhound Victoria gets her goodnight hugs and kisses and sleeps either at the end of my bed or in her own bed... which is like a bed for a princess 💖

My female Bichon/Shih Tzu mix always seems to know when I don't feel well. She will lay quietly by my side and ask nothing of me. It's very comforting.

Erm what on earth… I don’t understand #2, I don’t pee outside???

My male dog will make a low, quiet growly sound when I haven't shared the food I am eating when he thinks I should. I usually give him a bite if the food is okay for him to eat too, then take a bite or two myself. If I take a 3rd bite without sharing, then I hear that cute low, growly sound. When I look at him, he has such a serious, "what do you think you are doing" look on his face. :)

My female rescue just hit 2 months with me and has started showing behaviors indicating a stronger bond. Oddly, she went into her crate to pee instead of to the door. She's 9 months old and was a stray. I thought she just had it sneak up on her as she was in the crate getting a toy. Odd for a dog to pee where they sleep. After seeing this I'm thinking it may have been another behavior indicating her growing bond. Still odd. She'd had a urinary infection when I found her and had a couple accidents because urinating was uncomfortable and she'd hold it until she just couldn't anymore. My first thought was that the infection was back. The more I thought about it, tho4, it seemed like an intentional choice to pee in the crate.

My rescue Cairn Terrier slept on my pillow across the top of my head! She would start out next to me.

This isn't Cesar Milan's ideas thats for sure. Crates are intended to tech your puppy to rest/sleep. Eventually it isn't needed.

My two boys sleep with me, when we go to bed they are together on one side, during the night they move close along my back/body😍

I've always loved this man, he is better with dogs than anyone I've ever seen in my 82 years! I really admire him more than I can express.

My dog doesn't like hugs all the time but when he does he seeks it out🖖 then again he's not a normal dog...

I watch these all the time gotta make sure I'm doing it right new fur mom.

Over many years Ive always kept male Border Collies. Recently I rescued a female YorkieX. She is so quick to learn new skills and is very loving.

We have a collapsible 'soft' crate for our dog to sleep in at night. When he is tired he goes and lays down in it, with the door left open. We use it when traveling when we stay in hotels. ❤

1. It looks ugly. 2. Dogs do know when they’ve done wrong. At least when they’re adults. 3. My dogs loves laying on me and being hugged. 4. They are not human toddlers. 5. I’ve never used crates. 6. My dog simply brings something he chooses back. 7. My dog doesn’t allow me to ignore him. EVER! He thinks I’m his pet. 8. My dog runs in the backyard, and goes with me almost every time i go anywhere. Unless it’s too hot in the car. 9. His breath is awful, but he does lick me just not the face. Besides he loves cat poo. 10. Bull. 11. He’s spoiled rotten and thinks he is in charge. 12. He gets treats when we come home from the store. 13. I’m retired so this one is not a problem. 14. I leave him alone when he’s sleeping because he’s not annoying me! 15. I don’t subject him to fireworks, and he sits under my feet with any thunderstorm. He’s also allowed in our bedroom during any storms, but it’s the only time. He loves rolling in the dirt or sand outside and I don’t care for that in or on my bed. 😉

After some cuddles and belly rub, Sparky, my 3year old beagle will sleep with me sharing my pillow for the first hour or so. Then he'll sleep on my bed near my feet for a few hours. Thereafter he goes off to sleep in his own bed that's placed right beside my bed. I have often found him awake at night sitting straight up right near the door!

Both my Rottweiler males slept in bed with me and my wife 1 slept between my wife and I and the other 1 slept on the other side of me.

My rescue Chiweenie had her tail docked when I adopted her. My rescue Yorkie who passed in 2019 also had a docked tail. I can’t imagine how hard that was for them. Breaks my heart that they both had to go through that

I have had one female dog and three male dogs. I will take the female dog over any breed male dog. The males could care less about my safety. The female dog would growl at anyone who approached me. I had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance one day when I was younger, that female dog stood on the other side of the bed her head on the bed watching every move they made if I would’ve said something she would’ve jumped on the bed to protect me.

I had done the fake fetch before I didn't realize it bothered my dog, some things I recognize that i did I feel so bad because I didn't know he was gone now because he got to sit, but I think about him a lot and wonder I should've done more, I would love another dog to do what's right even though my dog I hope did love me

We had to have the end of our hound's tail removed, 2 or 3 vertebrae, due to a fungal infection she came to us with from the rescue. She was going so crazy that the vet put her on Valium for several days. That's what those poor dogs have to go through when their tails are docked.

It's horrible....

Docking is sooo cruel.

I have always had female dogs. They always lived longer than average for their breed. My Great Dane lived to 12. The average is 6-8. I agree feeding the proper food and vet care makes a big difference.

You should not make videos. You speak your stupid made up opinion not facts. And the shit your describing mostly is possessive not good behaviour. Your a straight out lier

Bullshit

I have 4 dogs the males always got between me and the threat