Uncontrollable 38 Kilo Dog Draws Blood | It's Me or The Dog
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- Adult dog bites and mouths owners leaving them with bruises.
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"It's OK when he's a puppy." Think we've found at least part of the problem.
Girl you've found ALL of the problem
That’s what my parents say about my puppy issues. This is why I am tryna nip her mouthing
@@simplystreeptacular not necessarily, if they tried to train him a decent amount before seeking help but didn’t know he was deaf, it could’ve been really hard. Then, if he’s still doing the problems after he’s a young dog and grown a bit bigger, it would be reasonable to brush off the behaviour when it was less destructive because of his size and strength
I think they more meant it’s understandable and not as bothersome as a puppy but not something they were actively ignoring
I met owners like that. I never allowed it to nibble on my arm. And it barely did as much cos i also didn't allow it. And it wasn't even my dog
I love that the owners in this season know what they're doing and it's just something that they can't figure out that has them asking Victoria for help
This is one of the only few times I didn’t hate the people, they were actually responsible owners and it just seemed like they were stumped on the deafness, hope things are going well for them and their dog
Brilliant! Given he's partially deaf all the owners pulling away because he couldn't hear the admonishing sounds, he just thought it was a great game. Unfortunately as he's pretty much the size of a pony that's one big dog coming at you! I'm really glad that they got this resolved ❤️
I am so glad this worked out, as they seem like really nice people with a all around, really nice dog. His temperament seems to match his owners’. 😊
I love my Deaf Dogo Argentino and I use sign language to communicate with him they're extremely smart it just takes time and patience
But good job and good luck you three
I use gestures along with verbal commands, and my dog actually reacts more to the signs than the words. Guess we're all set for old-age lol
@@juliaf.9243 if you do proper obedience training, you'll find that gestures go hand in hand with verbal ques and eventually the verbal ques get cut out, especially in obedience trials. I've always used both and during times when I have visitors I only use the hand ques. But as you said, it also comes in handy when they get older and start going deaf.
Mama dogs and cats teach their younglings how hard is too hard to play, usually by disciplining that behavior immediately with warning nips or certain noises to get them to stop. It's something that people with puppies and kittens need to enforce for the safety of everyone in the future. It's cute when they're young, but when they're older, it's dangerous.
I had a bottle raised single kitten who I had to be very strict with from about six weeks. He used to like to nuzzle into my eye socket and nibble on my nose, and I thought, "In a couple of weeks this won't be cute." From then on, his socialization had a heavy emphasis on We Don't Bite Mommy. He turned out weird, but he was never a biter like a lot of single kittens.
The thing is that he can’t hear so those noises are something they can’t do. Obviously I can’t say how long he was with his litter mates, but these seem like responsible owners who have raised those dogs before and they’re well behaved
Exactly, and that's why taking puppies and kittens away from their mother's too soon they miss out on this all important learning.
It"s not cute when they are young either
Mama? Really?
Thank you for mentioning your website 😊
I've used many of your tricks to train my big doggos and when people ask how they were trained I tell them about your techniques and send them links to your content.
I love getting their feedback after watching your show because it really works 🐕
Zivotinje da trebaju zivjeti u kuci i stanovima nebi imali 4noge nerazumijem tako opasne pse imati u kucama i stanovima ok mala pudlica al ote grdosije nikad nebi dozvolila
When it's a puppy is when you teach it not to get into bad habits. Doesn't matter if he's deaf. Proper behavior starts when they are babies just like children.
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If they didn't realise he was deaf for a while then it does make sense. A common way to get a puppy to stop biting is to make a high pitch noise so they know they are hurting you.
That last image he was looking at their hands for queues. He's definitely learning
As someone who’s owned 3 Rhodesian Ridgebacks over the years, can I just say for the record: Most ridgebacks are WAY heavier than 38kg. All of mine were 50kg+
I am also a Rhodesian Ridgeback owner, here is the standard according to the Rhodesian Ridgeback foundation in South Africa, all countries seem to be about the same, for a fit Ridgeback bred to standard
Size
The desirable heights are:
Dogs
63cm (25ins) to 69cm (27ins)
Bitches
61cm (24ins) to 66cm (26ins)
Weight
The desirable weights are:
Dogs
36.5kg (80lbs)
Bitches
32 kg (70lbs)
My largest Ridgeback was 50kg as an entire male, all the rest were between 35kg (girls) and 45kg (males)
This dog is still a puppy. Definitely has lots of filling out to do yet.
I am a Rhodesian Ridgeback (using doggy translator) and i weigh 43kg atm
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Such a beautiful Dog Trainer ❤️
This is for sure very dangerous and yes I love these videos these have helped me with my dog and it makes me happy that you train dogs that this world is better with this beautiful beasts
Great video!
Great job!
Floyd looks a lot like my cousin’s dog! Cooper’s mixed, but his coloring and size are the same. When my cousin first got him at around a year old, he would sometimes try to jump up on people whilst trying to shower them with affection, and when you’re the size of a pony it doesn’t end well. My cousin’s been able to train him out of it, and now he just tap dances in place because he knows that if more than two paws leave the ground at once he is not a Good Boy and will not get to say hello.
Wow you look like the lady in Erin Brockville movie. The one mom who suffered seeing her kids suffer having cancer. The resemblance is remarkable. It's the ad. Her name I Pam some webinar.
This is Amazing!
What about dog whistles can he hear on a different vibration?Can we really understand how canines hear?
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Your the GREATEST Victoria and blessing angel ❤☃️💚
'We're experienced owners and we have a dog that jumps and mouths'...
Also, 'our dog is deaf so we shout at him'
Rolled up news paper works great at setting boundaries.
I have a dog that love cuddling with me except when i tried to carry her or when the doctor want to give her shot for vaccine, she will growl and even snapping to me when i tried to held her when the doctor are going to give the shot, how can i train my dog? I want her to be a calm dog, thank you
Good job👍🙏
Coming out of a house with floyd looking like your are trained fisherman after being out on the boat with amateur fishers for the day..
Victoria Nuland is an expert.
why do elderly people even own a rhodesian ridgeback
When my dog was little I let him bite me, when he grew up he kept doing it. I stopped to let him bite me and after 1-2 months he stopped
Goog job Broder
Ugh. I don't have dogs, I've only ever had cats, and the thing with cats is it's nearly impossible to get them to stop biting if you let them bite you as a kitten. So I tend to get dumped all the "problem" adult cats after their "loving owners" have decided that the adult biting cat isn't so cute anymore.
I've figured out ways to retrain adult cats to atleast stop biting hard, so when they do bite, it's more mouthing or nipping. Personally, I'm a little scared of dogs, ESPECIALLY jumping dogs, got mauled by one as a child. I can't imagine just letting one continuing that behavior into adulthood.
Gorgeous boy
Ive got a 50 kilo corso and she never has done anything like that .
My dog does do rough playbites..
I love dogs
I had a little dog really wasn't that little and he's a jump up on the couch when he grabbed me by my arm I had enough of it one day I bit him on his are and he never did that again
Does anyone know how to do this with a 8 month old Staffordshire terrier?? He has become obsessed with play bite and he gets very rough we push him off and or do commands and he goes even crazier and if we ask for a sit or calm emotion he dont care he just continues on with the rough ness and jumping when something in your hands etc can anyone give me advice ? Thanks all! I been really trying to work with him but he so head strong as a puppy it's insane 😥
if you push him down it just makes him even more excited, because thats play for him. just turn away from him, arms in and wait till he gets more calm then praise him. If he doesnt stop just leave the room for a little bit till he realises that he made you go with this behavior and then come back (dogs dont understand your langauge, you have to speak more with your body). its important that you stay calm and dont get frustrated and dont give him commands when he is in a mode in which he has no mind for it... and with time it should get better, did atleast with mine.
Victoria has a video on this. Ignore until calm. Completely disengage. Pushing is like play. When they calm down, then reward with calm attention and a touch command.
I would say he need more exercise. Run with him or at least take long walks.
Otherwise show him, calmly and impactfully, that you just don't like that way of playing. Play with him using a toy instead.
With such high -drive dogs you have to play calm games. Eg. teach the dog tricks. Let him search things or let him search scents. There are a lot of online courses nowadays how you can train and occupy your dog in a cool way!
My in-laws are the same way. They got a dog, but then reject the idea that a dog is something that has to be trained. Kind of like a child. And when they don't train their dog and it is uncontrollable, it's somehow a fault other than theirs.
My 11 month old puppy "Hank" is bad about doing that!
Call cesar!
Does anyone know what to do with a mouthy 1 year and 10 month old female golden retriever she's very mouthy when I try to brush her or when I'm playing with her she also jumps on people I try asking them to turn around but they don't really listen to me even though I'm the owner the jumping may not be very serious with a adult but she can knock down a child she also sometimes barks at kids.
I think this is happening because I got her a bit before I was moving to another country and to enter that country she had to atleast be 4 months old but when we ended up finally getting her she was 1 year and 3-4 months old and I didn't really do any training which I will admit is my fault does anyone know how to stop this
Not sure how much it'll help, but my Uncle's Labrador puppy was pretty mouthy and jumped at people when she was a puppy. We managed to train her to go fetch a toy when someone came in the house and she was rewarded with a (sometimes just quick) game of tug or fetch which got some of the excitement and energy out. She'd usually go and grab the nearest toy whenever she heard the door open but if you asked her to go get a certain one she'd go and find it (her favourites were her stuffed duck and her stuffed bear - Golden Retrievers are smart too and you could send them to get certain things. Sometimes she'd fetch my Uncle's slippers - she could tell them apart from my Grandpop and Nana's and knew which pair belonged to who). She calmed down naturally as she got older and living with my Grandpop too who ended up having carers several times a day she eventually learned to just ignore the person as so many came and went (doctors/nurses/paramedics etc too). There were 2 carers who were the exception though as she loved them so she'd see them and go and grab her toy for a quick game of fetch lol.
She wasn't a massive fan of grooming (especially anyone going near her nails!) but again, we used distraction. For us that meant holding a hard chew toy for her to gnaw on to distract her. We held it ourselves as it meant we could keep her in 1 place instead of her grabbing it and running off to a quiet spot. She had absolutely no sort of guarding instinct/food aggression and would even bring us her longer treats to hold while she ate them.
So basically my suggestion would be redirection of her energy and patience. May not help totally but it could help a fair bit if you put the work in.
@@PolarBear4 I'll try that thank you for the advise 😁
You need to train your pet to sit-stay when you have people in the vicinity. This whole video is full of toys on how to train your pet to be calm and listen to you. Use years and consistent training. Do not yank your dog away from people or act overly excited. People should not have to act a certain way around your pet, because your pet should be listening and focused on you.
My advice would be: A lot of exercise. And the dog has no business at the door. They are YOUR guests. :)
@@BklynBabe thank you for the advise I'll try it
When dogs own their owners.
good boy flyod
To avoid the expenses an nuisances of a dog I got a cat that is the size of a medium size dog, he's perfect!
This is all well and edited very well, but what should they do if they do not have food in their back pocket ? :l
From what I know the dog should just associate without needing the actual treat eventually. Can still give them treats but shouldn’t be absolutely necessary.
Interesting
how do they know the dog is deaf?!?!? Does dog understand sign language?!?!?
Its possible what we have here is people that have money but are not qualified to own a dog . Then introduce a vet that will treat your dog for profit. Its a match made in heaven.
Makes me wonder if Cesar Millan is still around
Which would benefit this dog?
Positive training
Balanced training
Negative training
I miss my cat , who used to do same
That intro was ridiculous. The lady was holding her arm out like she was training an attack dog. Apparently no one told them what a collar is for.
The same type of people who can’t control their dog when they are in public, and an innocent person suffers the consequences of their stupidity and irresponsibleness.
Congratulations as owners you ignored a habit that's going to get your dog put down.
Send it away
Zoe got a wagon
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Lots of exercise to burn up some of that energy
It’s the people who are helpless. They would probably be a great goldfish owner. Beyond that. No.
people like this make me sick , their body language sucks and the dog thinks they are easy prey .take damn control and put your dog in its place
Good jo5
"When he's a puppy it's ok"
No!
That's why you're in this mess.
Dinner
I take the dog every time
It's not o.k. when they are a puppy
You let them
I love how everyone loves to say we are experienced trainers. I lose it every time. I mean you had to call someone else for help after all. By the way dogs are just like us and cats and rats and so one. We are all different in our own way. Even animals.
@@evelyndawn8159 ok. We humans are all different yet we are all human. You think what you think I think what I think. Well that’s the same for all animals.
That’s what I mean when I say we are the same and different. Makes sense to me.
They might be experienced trainers but the dog is deaf. You might think you are responsible for a dogs behaviour but that's not completely true. Dogs teach each other a lot like how hard to bite since they will yelp if it's too hard. This dog did not know it was hurting the owners because it could not hear them and thought they were pulling away because its a game.
@@oliversaunders2967 if your kid is born deaf you teach them how to live a normal life as possible. It’s no different then a dog. Sound is not the only way to go about it. A dog trainer should know that if there an experienced trainer.
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Floyd tho loool
Come in one time wearing chainmail or a steel plate and that dog will never try that bs on you again.
He would have been gone within 1 hour. End.
Teach your dogs young you won't have that problem it's never ok for a dog that size to bite anyone and get away with it
38 kg? My 7 month old corso is 35 lol couldnt imagine owners like this with some real big dogs
A classic example of, there's no such thing as a bad dog, only bad owners. They fail to teach their dog because they are unprepared. But at least they're prepared to try and fix things from an expert.
8th! Pretty standard for me!
Don't get a dog if you can't figure it out
My dog it’s like that. It’s already 10 months
Keep giving the dog your arm and this will encourage him to bit more , it's a game . Stop giving the dog attention and turn away, they have made the problem, you do not need to pay anyone it's that simple.
It's not ok when he's a puppy and that's the issue. The poor guy just needs proper training. You're experienced owners yet have no clue? Hmmmm I'd have this dog sorted in three days.
Un chien doit rester à sa place depuis son enfance et pas le traité d'égal à égal avec un être humain sinon il prend le dessus
Big dogs like that don't belong inside, instead of posting a video about it, sell the dogs and buy smaller ones.
Не понимаю, зачем держать собак, особенно в квартирах.Вонища и грязь от них.
That dog needs putting down, not "retraining"
Ridgebacks must be trained and they need lots of room to run otherwise this is what they turn into.
A friend of mine has pretty much the same size german shepard that did this, the second time i grabbed him by the scruff, picked him up and slammed him on his side, he didn't do it again.
That’s what happens when you don’t train your dog properly. It’s a dog not a human.
First when is puppy teach dont jump on you,second when dog is puppy stop bites!!This 2 Ridgeback not a toy dogs need a hard hands!!!Buy something friendly dog!!!
It's you. He's a puppy between 0-2 years old.
You must set boundaries. Firm NOs do wonders in establishing leadership.
You exhibit poor leadership skills, and should NOT have large dogs.
If you can't teach a dog not to jump up from the puppy stage then you are useless at training one. This animal will never be domesticated therefore it should be put down/destroyed.
OMG! This is so dangerous 😮😮😮someone could get hurt
Yes, but instead of training, most people would rather get sedatives from their vet. Or expect them to wrestle with the dog. 😒 Very sad because he's not a bad dog, just large and exuberant.
@@BklynBabe exactly, and another thing people do is that they just dump the dog they can't be bothered training at the shelter because it's all too hard. It's never the dogs fault, unfortunately a lot of people don't do their research before taking on a dog and the poor dogs are the ones that suffer.
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It's ALWAYS the person and the way the dog was integrated with humans. ALWAYS!!
Don't give him food for some days, fasting, and you can see how calm he becomes asking and crying for food.
Dogs need rules
No leadership on the owners part..
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Everyone I have liked everything like a comment not reply’s So your welcome
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I let my dog knows that I own his area and stuff, not him.