What amazes me is he is actually so obediant and smart already. You can tell he is well trained and already such a good boi. He just needed a little extra help.
I love watching Victoria work with dogs! We have a deaf dog who was taught signs from puppyhood. Hilarious though, when he doesn't want to "stop" or "sit", he'll look away as we're giving him the sign, and then glance at us with a side-eye as if to say, "I can't hear you!" He's such a little stinker! And a great dog!
@@tomwells8093 not really, commands are just hand gestures. My dog can hear and all her commands also have hand gestures. It was actually easier to train the hand gestures then with auditory commands. For recall you just get a vibrating collar.
I feel like this is one of my favorite episodes of this show. The owners understood that they needed help, and they didn’t fight against Victoria and her training methods.
@Shelly Slavek @Shelly Slavek when my dad keeps walking into the kitchen and speaking JUST as he's rounded the corner thinking I heard him walking in... no I never do which is why suddenly hearing his voice clear as day in comparison to all the audio cues I clearly missed or couldn't hear spooks the hell out of me XD and why I tell him every time PLEASE speak before you're around the corner or once I know you're there XD I like to be in control of when and how I consume my horror and spooks tyvm lol
Round doorknobs are a must for pet owners. I know cats and dogs, they watch, they see it move down, and they just or reach up and the doors open. Animals are smart. Round is a lot harder cause they dont have thumbs.
I have two cats and a dog and nearly all the doors in my house are the straight door handles and a couple sliding (there’s no privacy in the toilet someways😅) but all doors to the outside even into the garage and shed are round knobs or handle sliding that are heavy and they can’t open
It depends, the lever handles were engineered to be more disability accessible and you shouldn't take that away if a human member of the house needs it
Hi, I’m deaf. I watched this TH-cam and Luca is beautiful deaf dog. I suggest you both to teach your deaf dog the sign language just few signs like sit, walk, eat, stay, sleep and no maybe few more. It’s not hard to learn cuz few words. I live in Colorado, USA. My friend who is an interpreter for the deaf. She has deaf Dalmatian dog and she taught him few words with signs language. Her dog is very happy and understand better. Hopefully that would help for Luca. Good Luck 😊🤟🏻💜
I actually had a deaf Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Buddy growing up as a young autistic. We got him as a puppy when I was 1 and we had to put him down due to old age and his arthritis a year ago, it completely broke me and I miss him. But uh- He actually grew to understand some sign language that we would use and he was the sweetest old man ever. If I could get another deaf Buddy, I would 100%
Dalmatians are awesome, had one and he lived 14 years my heart broke so much when he crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈 They are so smart and active, he would bring me vegetables from the garden (though he would steal tomatos from the neighbor through the fence lol 😂)
@@teethearings6509 thank you, i hope your dalmatian gets better. Just always be with her, i couldn't be with mine in his final moments and it really affected me :'( (I wasn't home and no one told me until too late)
hm, the question of recalling a deaf dog is an interesting one. Idea: a little buzzer on their collar that's controlled by a little remote (not a shocking thing, just a vibration like what your phone does) . So when you want them to come back, you press the button, they feel a little _buzz_ _buzz_ on their neck and they go "oh, time to go back!" That way you can give a command at a distance. If you really wanted to be creative, have it do multiple vibration patterns so you could have one for "come back here" and another for "you don't have to come back, but look at me so I can show you this sign"
I love Dalmatians. Our family had one when I was young. Luca learns quickly and he is beautiful. Victoria's technique worked so well to communicate with Luca.
It's so nice to see such a nice couple that you can visibly see make the effort and have the patience, just looking at the other dog! It's really just the deafness that puzzled them and now even that's history thanks to just a bit of a help :)
Most of the trainers that I know and have seen training deaf dogs use sign language. I have never seen a trainer use a sign that actually has a word on it. I've seen many deaf dogs of different breeds. Dalmatians, Aussies, bulldogs, American bulldog, and other bully breeds. My mom has a deaf shih Tzu. When I'm there I try to use vibration to get her attention. It works. She's also blind that's why.
It's a good idea to teach your hearing dogs hand signals as well because a) they can see from a distance, and b) if they go deaf in old age, as one of my lovelies did. That's the way I learnt dog obedience - voice + hand signals. After a while, you can just use your hands. 😊
Just amazing, I’m binge watching these videos. Victoria is a real empath, she can listen to dogs and understand their emotions. Brilliant training ideas for dog lovers everywhere 🌻👍🏅
that's what I thought, too. I also felt a bit skeptical about the "reading" bit since it felt like he might have only been stopping because something odd was put right in front of him, but if it works in the end, then I'm glad.
She did tell them to dog proff the door. The stop is also important because he would still be tryng to leave and not realize that he had to stay inside.
@@Jesussavedme *moderator* It's Me Or The Dog was originally filmed from 2005-2012. The show was brought back just in the last 2 years. Hope that clarifies. - The Team at VSA & Positively
feel like the word stop was more for the people than the dog it's so novel to the pup it's an easy new association. i think using simpler symbols would make expanding image vocabulary easier
I adopted my lab/retriever a year ago, she’s two, and the best dog…inside. Outside she is very reactive towards other animals. When she sees another dog she loses it, yet if we are inside she wants to be out with the dog, it makes no sense. I’m trying to find a way to get her socialized and less reactive for two reasons. The first being, I want to be able to walk her safely, without worrying she’ll pull me off my feet, or worse get into an altercation. The second reason is that I’m sick, I need to be in the hospital for surgeries and things like that, but it’s been hard getting help watching my son and my little girl. My parents have a rescue dog they’ve had for years, and now bring everywhere since they retired. My dad claims the dogs can’t be taught, but I’ve watching so many of Victoria’s videos I know it is possible when done safely and correctly. My dog has become my best friend, she knows when I’m feeling super sick and in pain, and will come lay against me like a weighted blanket…makes all the difference. She is also my little boy’s bestie, he has autism, and very limited verbally. Within the first three days of her being home he started playing with her saying, “Good girl”! And she tolerates the loud noises and meltdowns that happen with autism. I just want to help my dog because she is amazing.
I feel like some animals just don't have the temperment for other stranger dogs but I do know Victoria teaches distraction techniques so the dog's attention is on you and not the other dog. You can keep your dog calm .
I don’t even want to see this such a beautiful dog such a good dog easy to train can’t hear. I feel so bad for this cute a beautiful dog deaf I’m just so sad and feeling bad
I wonder if there's some sort of collar they could use for off lead. Not a shock collar, but something that maybe vibrates to give the dog the signal to look for owner and get a treat?
that's what I was thinking. you could probably even do something with different (but short and simple) patterns for different things. like one vibration is "check in with me" and two in succession would be "come here"
Wow it's amazing how you're able to Understand why the dog is acting that way and act accordingly 🙂 Also I think a cool thing would be adding a color that vibrates To teach the dog to come. I'm not sure if that actually exists but it would be cool Not a shock collar one that just Lightly vibrates and lets the dog know to come.
The owners clearly love their dogs and have trained the other one very well, but there is no guidebook on how to train a deaf dog. I'm glad they were able to get the help they needed.
This actually has me wondering if you could teach a dog how to read small sentences like "i left your water and food are in the backyard" or "it's time for a walkie".
*Moderator* Victoria does not support the use of any collars that use electronic stimuli. There are many ways to train skills without it. With eye contact, for example, you can reward the dog for offering eye contact which is a training method called "capturing." Dogs can learn quickly that offering certain behaviors are worth repeating since it results in getting a treat. This turns into a behavior called "auto check-ins." this can be done with a hearing dog as well- a very powerful way to train new behaviors or strengthen existing ones. - The Team at VSA & Positively
Not sure why they wouldn’t change the door handles to be round so he can’t open the door. I have a deaf dog and a blind dog. Very open rooms w less things to bump into. Certain tones and words for the blind 1 and he’s very smart and knows UP for a step and Stop to not run into anything and the deaf 1 I use a lot of hand gestures for-like abbreviated sign language. Have to evolve. Each dog is unique.
My Dogo Argentino is Deaf. I use American Sign Language signs. If you make up your own signs, you'll have to teach them to anyone who cares for your dog. ASL signs can be googled. I did use a vibration collar to train him. He's well behaved now. He's almost 3 yrs old
my gsd mix used to open her crate and then all 3 doors to let herself outside when I wasn't home. Its scarry! Thankfully they CAN be trained not to do it! She is now a fully trained service dog, and stays in her crate when needed.
My cat also has the issue of being able to open doors. But all the doors to the outside are knobs instead of handles, meaning the cats can't open them.
I mean come on... change the door knobs leading outside to the round knobs so the dog can't open the doors. It saves you the constant worry of them escaping.
Our Great Dane learned how to open doors, and then whenever her usual tactic wouldn’t work due to locked doors or round knobs, she would bite the knobs. So we have a bunch of damaged door knobs
I wonder if there is such a thing as a vibration collar that could give a gentle tactile signal for recalls and getting dog's attention from a distance
Sometimes I wonder why people don’t google “what it’s like to have a deaf dog” or similar things before they rescue a dog. We have google. Dog expert websites. Videos on how to train certain types of dogs with special needs. 🤷🏻♂️ I’d understand if we didn’t have so many resources at our fingertips. But there’s really no excuse.
does the UK have more liver spotted Dalmatians vs the US? I feel like i've seen more in the UK for some reason. This is the second liver Dalmatian on this show. The first was Pongo back in the very first season of this show. Dally was another Dalmatian but wasn't liver spotted.
Dalmatians are one of if not the most hyperactive breeds. They need tons of exercise and lots of land to run open and free. If you can't provide that don't get one.
What amazes me is he is actually so obediant and smart already. You can tell he is well trained and already such a good boi. He just needed a little extra help.
I love watching Victoria work with dogs! We have a deaf dog who was taught signs from puppyhood. Hilarious though, when he doesn't want to "stop" or "sit", he'll look away as we're giving him the sign, and then glance at us with a side-eye as if to say, "I can't hear you!" He's such a little stinker! And a great dog!
My deaf dog does exactly the same thing! She's like a sassy teenager 😅
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wow! that's fabulous. my dog is hearing, but a friend had a deaf dog, so I've taught my dog signs. I really like communicating with him that way.
So do children
my lab used to do that all the time! mind you she wasn't deaf, she would just acted like if she couldn't see me than she couldn't hear me
I like that these people are not actually bad owners. They're just a little confused and needed a helping hand to point them in the right direction.
The average Joe getting a little help from the dog 🐶 doctor 😷
The Dog 🐶 doctor 😷 does her stuff in a complicated manner. 😊 But every country does their own things...😊
It would definitely be tough to train a dog thats deaf.
@@tomwells8093 not really, commands are just hand gestures. My dog can hear and all her commands also have hand gestures. It was actually easier to train the hand gestures then with auditory commands.
For recall you just get a vibrating collar.
I feel like this is one of my favorite episodes of this show. The owners understood that they needed help, and they didn’t fight against Victoria and her training methods.
I love that. They loved their dog enough to know they needed professional help, and took the professionals advice to heart.
Ppl say this every episode lol
@@Violet_Parakeet though it’s very weird that my comment has gotten so many likes despite that being the case!
I had a deaf welsh springer spaniel and she was really sweet . Her recall was me stomping my foot on the ground and she could feel the vibrations ❤
That's deaf's way. Of course I'm deaf 😊
@@tiggerlady2352 like music. Or when your ( annoyed with you) deaf friend turns their back and you don't want to tap them, least you get smacked...
@Shelly Slavek @Shelly Slavek when my dad keeps walking into the kitchen and speaking JUST as he's rounded the corner thinking I heard him walking in... no I never do which is why suddenly hearing his voice clear as day in comparison to all the audio cues I clearly missed or couldn't hear spooks the hell out of me XD and why I tell him every time PLEASE speak before you're around the corner or once I know you're there XD I like to be in control of when and how I consume my horror and spooks tyvm lol
Oh I _love_ Welsh Springers. 😃
Round doorknobs are a must for pet owners. I know cats and dogs, they watch, they see it move down, and they just or reach up and the doors open. Animals are smart. Round is a lot harder cause they dont have thumbs.
It depends, I have two huge rottweilers and 4 cats, we have no problem with doors
Mine can open doors, but only to one side. He can jump on the handle and push it open, but not pull it. So my dog can get in, but not out 😄
My cat open doors too. I'm lucky that he hasn't figured out how to open exit door yet.
I have two cats and a dog and nearly all the doors in my house are the straight door handles and a couple sliding (there’s no privacy in the toilet someways😅) but all doors to the outside even into the garage and shed are round knobs or handle sliding that are heavy and they can’t open
It depends, the lever handles were engineered to be more disability accessible and you shouldn't take that away if a human member of the house needs it
I love how she summarizes the problem so well..to let the owners know that she sees and understands the FULL scale of the problem
Hi, I’m deaf. I watched this TH-cam and Luca is beautiful deaf dog. I suggest you both to teach your deaf dog the sign language just few signs like sit, walk, eat, stay, sleep and no maybe few more. It’s not hard to learn cuz few words. I live in Colorado, USA. My friend who is an interpreter for the deaf. She has deaf Dalmatian dog and she taught him few words with signs language. Her dog is very happy and understand better. Hopefully that would help for Luca. Good Luck 😊🤟🏻💜
That’s a great idea! I honestly hope that Victoria and the family of Luca will see this comment and look into doing this.
Absolutely 🤗
Completely agree!
@@KaylaPearlCPNinja Yes, that will help a lot for the couples and Luca. I hope so. I hope to hear from them soon. Thank you for replying back. 😊👍🏻
@@tiggerlady2352 no problem!
I like these owners. There's nothing wrong with them because they are such good owners
i never considered if dogs could recognize written symbols! great episode!
"Escapology" is my new favorite word 🤣🤣🤣
I actually had a deaf Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Buddy growing up as a young autistic. We got him as a puppy when I was 1 and we had to put him down due to old age and his arthritis a year ago, it completely broke me and I miss him. But uh- He actually grew to understand some sign language that we would use and he was the sweetest old man ever. If I could get another deaf Buddy, I would 100%
Dalmatians are awesome, had one and he lived 14 years my heart broke so much when he crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈 They are so smart and active, he would bring me vegetables from the garden (though he would steal tomatos from the neighbor through the fence lol 😂)
I'm so sorry for your loss, I have a Dalmatian and she's very sick, I really hope it's not her time to cross that Rainbow Bridge too 😔
So sorry for ur loss💔
@@teethearings6509 wishing her health and hope she gets well soon❤️
@@julesoxana3630 Thank you so much 🥺
@@teethearings6509 thank you, i hope your dalmatian gets better. Just always be with her, i couldn't be with mine in his final moments and it really affected me :'( (I wasn't home and no one told me until too late)
Victoria's giant grin when she first enters the house and sees the dogs.
She loves what she does. She’s wonderful. I’m glad she has a show.
They are both very pretty dogs, well cared for and happy
*Wife:* _”I’d get rid of you first before I got rid of him.”_
*Husband:* 😳
*Wife:* _”WHAT?! You know I would!”_
💀🤣👏🏻
hm, the question of recalling a deaf dog is an interesting one. Idea: a little buzzer on their collar that's controlled by a little remote (not a shocking thing, just a vibration like what your phone does) . So when you want them to come back, you press the button, they feel a little _buzz_ _buzz_ on their neck and they go "oh, time to go back!" That way you can give a command at a distance. If you really wanted to be creative, have it do multiple vibration patterns so you could have one for "come back here" and another for "you don't have to come back, but look at me so I can show you this sign"
I agree. Something harmless but physical to just get their attention like a whistle does for hearing dogs.
My first thought 30 seconds in....change the door knobs? lol
Exactly !!!
Aw it's so great that we've got a deaf good boi today 🥰
I love Dalmatians. Our family had one when I was young. Luca learns quickly and he is beautiful. Victoria's technique worked so well to communicate with Luca.
The front of their house is gorgeous! I love watching these for seeing the outside houses and parks. The UK is so pretty to me
I love how she has an open heart and mind whether it’s a blind, deaf, small, or big dog ❤
He's a lovely dog. Victoria is the dog whisperer.
I love these people they knew they needed help and let her know everything that there is because I know she worked with horrible prideful people
It's so nice to see such a nice couple that you can visibly see make the effort and have the patience, just looking at the other dog! It's really just the deafness that puzzled them and now even that's history thanks to just a bit of a help :)
3:41
Her: he escapes!
Luca: stop embarrassing me mum 👀
Victoria is brilliant. This dog is brilliant and super intelligent. And his humans are brilliantly lovely people ❤️ 💕 😊 ♥️ 💖.
what lovely owners, they just needed help how to communicate and train a deaf dog.
Most of the trainers that I know and have seen training deaf dogs use sign language. I have never seen a trainer use a sign that actually has a word on it. I've seen many deaf dogs of different breeds. Dalmatians, Aussies, bulldogs, American bulldog, and other bully breeds.
My mom has a deaf shih Tzu. When I'm there I try to use vibration to get her attention. It works. She's also blind that's why.
Aww Dalmatian is so cute and deaf makes him even more special ❤
It's a good idea to teach your hearing dogs hand signals as well because a) they can see from a distance, and b) if they go deaf in old age, as one of my lovelies did. That's the way I learnt dog obedience - voice + hand signals. After a while, you can just use your hands. 😊
I wish these were the full not so edited down versions... Best of luck Luca and family!!
Just amazing, I’m binge watching these videos. Victoria is a real empath, she can listen to dogs and understand their emotions. Brilliant training ideas for dog lovers everywhere 🌻👍🏅
The simplest solution to the door opening would be to switch the handles for round ones.
that's what I thought, too. I also felt a bit skeptical about the "reading" bit since it felt like he might have only been stopping because something odd was put right in front of him, but if it works in the end, then I'm glad.
She did tell them to dog proff the door. The stop is also important because he would still be tryng to leave and not realize that he had to stay inside.
And/or put a curtain so he can’t see things moving outside. Same as the car
What great owners! Luca is such a beautiful dog & very intelligent as he picked up new commands very quickly
Victoria teaching a dog to read is amazing!!!!!!!!!
this dog is gorgeous and smart. cutie
She not only taught him to read, she did so to give passive aggressive notes to him.
1:15 Delilah Like Dyl would Faint knowing that a Dalmatian is named after a De-Vil by mistake
Victoria: You are brilliant! I also love Dalmatians from a child after reading "101 Dalmatians"!
I love these new episodes buuuut, I feel like the episodes are "stressed" compared to before when we saw much more of the training. I love Victoria 😍
The pandemic took a toll on all of us 🥺 I noticed when she came back she looked Alot different and seemed very tired 😩
@@Jesussavedme *moderator* It's Me Or The Dog was originally filmed from 2005-2012. The show was brought back just in the last 2 years. Hope that clarifies.
- The Team at VSA & Positively
@@melissagoodman1833 oh I get it thanks for clarifying 😊
Both doggies are absolutely beautiful 😊
feel like the word stop was more for the people than the dog
it's so novel to the pup it's an easy new association.
i think using simpler symbols would make expanding image vocabulary easier
I adopted my lab/retriever a year ago, she’s two, and the best dog…inside. Outside she is very reactive towards other animals. When she sees another dog she loses it, yet if we are inside she wants to be out with the dog, it makes no sense. I’m trying to find a way to get her socialized and less reactive for two reasons. The first being, I want to be able to walk her safely, without worrying she’ll pull me off my feet, or worse get into an altercation. The second reason is that I’m sick, I need to be in the hospital for surgeries and things like that, but it’s been hard getting help watching my son and my little girl. My parents have a rescue dog they’ve had for years, and now bring everywhere since they retired. My dad claims the dogs can’t be taught, but I’ve watching so many of Victoria’s videos I know it is possible when done safely and correctly. My dog has become my best friend, she knows when I’m feeling super sick and in pain, and will come lay against me like a weighted blanket…makes all the difference. She is also my little boy’s bestie, he has autism, and very limited verbally. Within the first three days of her being home he started playing with her saying, “Good girl”! And she tolerates the loud noises and meltdowns that happen with autism. I just want to help my dog because she is amazing.
I feel like some animals just don't have the temperment for other stranger dogs but I do know Victoria teaches distraction techniques so the dog's attention is on you and not the other dog. You can keep your dog calm .
I don’t even want to see this such a beautiful dog such a good dog easy to train can’t hear. I feel so bad for this cute a beautiful dog deaf I’m just so sad and feeling bad
I learn so much from you. Especially since I prefer a positive approach with training. Thank you so much. ❤
So they sit in the house with the door unlock? Must be nice
So lovely to see her in purple!
I’m thinking maybe a vibration collar as a recall for a deaf dog? Just a thought. It may depend on the dog cuz the stimulus could spook them
Vibrate collar for recall 🤦♀️ just vibrates like your phone was made for deaf dogs also can be used as hey look at me so then you can sign commands
He did really well, but I feel sorry for hunter. he is well behaved and gets nothing. I think he will do well with this training.
Luca is so sweet and cute❤️
my dog opened my door while i slept so now i have dog drool all over my bed
I wonder if there's some sort of collar they could use for off lead. Not a shock collar, but something that maybe vibrates to give the dog the signal to look for owner and get a treat?
Like a pulse or something
that's what I was thinking. you could probably even do something with different (but short and simple) patterns for different things. like one vibration is "check in with me" and two in succession would be "come here"
E-collar! Absolutelly amazing tool, gives vibrations, tried on myself, works great for young and deaf dogs!
Great idea!
I use an E-collar with my service dog!!! Absolutely no shock, just vibrates to let him know I need his attention.
Excellent training tool
Wonderful! Maybe also change the door handles to knobs? A bit more tricky to open but what a great episode ;)
My dogs open doors to get inside but we lock all doors so we are good now
You are BRILLIANT VICTORIA ❤
Such a beautiful furbaby.
Every thumbs up to this video is a thumbs up for Luca
You do such amazing job with dogs and the owners.
Wow it's amazing how you're able to Understand why the dog is acting that way and act accordingly 🙂 Also I think a cool thing would be adding a color that vibrates To teach the dog to come. I'm not sure if that actually exists but it would be cool Not a shock collar one that just Lightly vibrates and lets the dog know to come.
The owners clearly love their dogs and have trained the other one very well, but there is no guidebook on how to train a deaf dog. I'm glad they were able to get the help they needed.
I love your videos
Well done owners and great job! Keep up the great work 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have a albino dalmination and he has lots of energy all the time
Thank you Victoria I still think you are best 🐶🕊️🙏🏻
This actually has me wondering if you could teach a dog how to read small sentences like "i left your water and food are in the backyard" or "it's time for a walkie".
What a smart doggie! 🐶 ❤
Beautiful dogs
How amazing Victoria can be from 1 to 10
Answer 💯 👍
Yes! Just your headline. No one warned us
What are the treats Victoria uses? Whatever it is, it works great!
I’ve seen her use chicken a lot
How about a buzz collar to give him a little tickle? You could train him to look to you for a treat with each buzz.
*Moderator* Victoria does not support the use of any collars that use electronic stimuli. There are many ways to train skills without it. With eye contact, for example, you can reward the dog for offering eye contact which is a training method called "capturing." Dogs can learn quickly that offering certain behaviors are worth repeating since it results in getting a treat. This turns into a behavior called "auto check-ins." this can be done with a hearing dog as well- a very powerful way to train new behaviors or strengthen existing ones.
- The Team at VSA & Positively
Luca is smart know how to open doors probably go get dad a beer out the fridge being deaf doesn’t stop Luca from doing anything
and this is why you have ROUND door knobs and not LONG ones. they could have just changed out the doorknobs. problem solves.
Super nanny for dogs lol
Not sure why they wouldn’t change the door handles to be round so he can’t open the door. I have a deaf dog and a blind dog. Very open rooms w less things to bump into. Certain tones and words for the blind 1 and he’s very smart and knows UP for a step and Stop to not run into anything and the deaf 1 I use a lot of hand gestures for-like abbreviated sign language. Have to evolve. Each dog is unique.
I cried 😢
My Dogo Argentino is Deaf. I use American Sign Language signs. If you make up your own signs, you'll have to teach them to anyone who cares for your dog. ASL signs can be googled. I did use a vibration collar to train him. He's well behaved now. He's almost 3 yrs old
Such a great idea and love it 😊
my gsd mix used to open her crate and then all 3 doors to let herself outside when I wasn't home. Its scarry! Thankfully they CAN be trained not to do it! She is now a fully trained service dog, and stays in her crate when needed.
What about a collar with vibration? Used with a remote to do a sort of "double tap" to say, "hey, look at me!" It could possibly help with recall. :)
My cat also has the issue of being able to open doors. But all the doors to the outside are knobs instead of handles, meaning the cats can't open them.
Thank you Victoria ❤❤❤
I mean come on... change the door knobs leading outside to the round knobs so the dog can't open the doors. It saves you the constant worry of them escaping.
Our Great Dane learned how to open doors, and then whenever her usual tactic wouldn’t work due to locked doors or round knobs, she would bite the knobs. So we have a bunch of damaged door knobs
Just change out the doorknobs!
Victoria is amazing!
I wonder if there is such a thing as a vibration collar that could give a gentle tactile signal for recalls and getting dog's attention from a distance
I've never been avaliable to watch as it premiers
There is nothing worse than an untrained dalmatian!
Great video!
Who’s here after the “best pups of 2022”? Haha
well done.. i love watching.
She needs some Tegridy.
Text Mr. Marsh 🤣
Trade your lever handles for doorknobs you doorknobs.
One problem easily solved.
Sometimes I wonder why people don’t google “what it’s like to have a deaf dog” or similar things before they rescue a dog.
We have google. Dog expert websites. Videos on how to train certain types of dogs with special needs. 🤷🏻♂️
I’d understand if we didn’t have so many resources at our fingertips. But there’s really no excuse.
I’m studying to be a dog trainer. Worked with dogs in retail for four years and have been a dog walker for 3 years. So like… it really astounds me.
does the UK have more liver spotted Dalmatians vs the US? I feel like i've seen more in the UK for some reason. This is the second liver Dalmatian on this show. The first was Pongo back in the very first season of this show. Dally was another Dalmatian but wasn't liver spotted.
ROUND door knobs weren't the answer. Lots of animals ( not just dogs) can open those too
I really like your comments Bro, success always
Dalmatians are one of if not the most hyperactive breeds. They need tons of exercise and lots of land to run open and free. If you can't provide that don't get one.
Well without even watching all of this yet. The very first thing I'd do is change the type of door handle.