Common Sense Puppy Training Part Four
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- This is the fourth video, in a short series. Follow along as I show you guys a simple and effective approach to puppy training! Here's a link to my website if you would like more information about my services: kentuckycanine.com Here's a link to my Instagram if you would just like to see some cool photos: / stonniedennis
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Here in ‘24 with my new lab pup, just 4 months old today. We’ve only had one accident when I took too long to open the back door. He looks forward to going in his crate: “I’m so tired, please open the crate so I can eat and sleep.” Still working on the leash pressure in public, though. I’m here reviewing videos because I figure I must have made a mistake somewhere.
Stonnie is Ace ! Calm & consistent, you can see why all the dogs are so responsive to him.
This man is a genius. A compassionate genius
Thanks for saying that, but the reality is that I'm just a guy with a whole lot of experience. Anyone can do what I do.
@@StonnieDennis hi Stonnie, have a litter of 5 pups remaining at 10 weeks beginning to let in home with some crate work after being in garage and backyard for play and sleeping- for accidents in the home if and when occurs how do you handle and address this for any corrections that best help the dog learn and understand outside for potty?
Thanks a bunch for helping common dog owners be better owners at a higher levels through your experience as a trainer 👍
Thanks Stonnie for documenting training videos on TH-cam. Watching this video in sep2022.
I'm a pet parent of 2 dogs.
Little plastic prison, lol, right on. The Kong analogies are hysterical. Everything you say makes so much sense, thinking from the dog’s point of view. Brilliant, and with your humor, easy to remember.
The "Little Plastic Prison" episode. Great advice all around (despite the wind). So glad you shared this series.
Thanks Stonnie.
Nice to hear another dog trainer who believes that dogs shouldn't be put in crates for hours. I never use them personally . Great video :)
Not a pro trainer BUT I only use crates to house break, I love Stonnies way of training it is how I have trained my dogs
Yeah, I agree. I is a good idea (I think) to train them to like the crate like he does. You might need to transport the dog to the vet or something and at that point it is great if the dog is not afraid of the box.
this man is a genius
I'm in awe of the common sense Stonnie preaches on these videos. I'm hoping to get through as many of your videos as I can before picking up my pup on May 25th!!! GAAAAA!!! Get excited!!
*Marion* So it's been 15 months or so since you posted...did you get a dog? Tell us about it if so, and how is the training go?
So much good info in 10 minutes! Loving this series!!!
I liked how it didn't affect you that the PUPPY got down from the table . He's still learning. Great training videos.
These vids are so great matey. Got our dog yesterday and can already see the effects of this training philosophy. Thanks! 🙏
Really learning a lot from you. I have a pit/dalmation cross. It's nice to see some one doing gentle training.
Love the videos Stonnie! Getting my first dog in a few months (black lab) and between watching all your videos and reading Don't Shoot the Dog, hopefully it'll be trained well! Keep up the good work buddy
Have not trained a puppy in a long time. We have a puppy coming on Friday (Golden) and these videos are incredibly useful.
Sawbuck! Love your American accent and use of the English language.
Great vids, thanks.
hey stonnie you are freekin awesome I love this cuz you tell it like it is its just common sense.
Hey stonnie, great vids-missing N°3 keep up the possitve work-thanks so much
man ...wish I'd seen your videos when my pup first came to me...
Great insight really helpful
YOur awesome, I'm naming my Boxer after you, Stonnie!!
I would be so flattered!
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@@StonnieDennis I hope Stonnie the doggo grew up to be polite, calm and attentive
Thanks for this and your other videos. I am training a 6 month old golden x lab retriever cross, and your advice has been helpful. Exercise, exercise, exercise! My puppy's name is Jimmy, and I'm pretty sure that is just short for "gym membership"!
you just gained a subcribe!! I've only watched a video an a half and I already love your methods I have a almost 2 year old yorkie poo and she is an excited pup but she also has a fear of other dogs do to her meeting a dog that didn't know how to behave with puppies. how would you recommend getting her to overcome that fear? she has been going to the dog park and has gotten better but doesn't get closer than 10 feet to another dog. we are going to start getting on a training schedule to get her better with behaving. any tips cause she doesn't like her dog food enough to use it when training
Another great clip. I may not have the time to be a over achieving dog owner but your tips will get me to pretty good good dog owner. Thank you
+James Wagner I'm glad you like the videos!
Stonnie your the Best,...
In stonnie we trust
Love it!
Stonnie, Thank you for the videos .... your method of training is so humane and positive. I brought home a 14 week old Tibetan Terrier (TT) couple of days ago. They are smart but do not like repetitious training .. sit, stay , rollover. I like your interactive training ... I think it will work well for him. I just want him to be a happy, wholesome calm dog who knows when to chill and when to play. I have a question, if you are feeding the puppy half his ration as treats throughout the day .. does he have to go number 2 more often ... right now he is not fully potty trained. I wish I could get trained by you!
how does the feeding schedule work with the 50% ration method? Thanks
My dog loves her crate, she's rarely confined in it. I just leave it open. It's her own space. I feel dogs should love crates. You never know when you have to leave a dog in there.
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..."Hey Stonnie... when ya gonna be leav'in so I can get to that Kong, Dude?" Stonnie's the best!
I really appreciate hearing an alternate viewpoint on crates. What about for sleeping, do you keep your puppies in a crate at night while you’re sleeping?
Stonnie I heard you say you can train a lab not to shake after he comes out of the river or lake. I can't find that one.
love Your videos. What a great idea about the dog food. How much do you put in? Will they have to poop after eating it? I have an 8 week old Portuguese Water Dog and worried about that when I return to work in three weeks
I rescued a 2 yr old pup. Nobody new he had severe separation anxiety and crate anxiety as he was never left alone. He is a family dog but I live alone. He has not demonstrated that he be alone as he has a laundry list of damages including breaking out of 9 window screens and jumping out of a 2nd floor window. The only current choice I have is to crate him- 4 hrs in the am. Out for 30 mins at lunchtime then in for another 4 hours. This is his Mon- Fri schedule unfortunately.
What do you suggest I do? It’s very possible that I could come home to find he ingested the couch and needs surgery or even possible death from ingestion suffocation before I get home.
Your help in advance is appreciated.
I use a crate for times when I cannot supervise my dogs. I use them for nighttime, when I hear my pup rustling around I get up and take him out, then put him back in after he relieves himself, he goes back to sleep. I have two dogs one large hyper active hunting Lab and another 9 week old English Lab pup. I have to keep them separated for the pups safety.The older Lab is very active and he gets over excited with the pup, uses his paws and jumps on him when playing. So can't have them running loose together. I have my laundry room blocked off for the older Lab and he loves his room, he goes in and lays down when he wants quiet time. I have a play pen for the pup for times when I need to get my chores done and a wire crate in my bedroom for the puppy for sleeping at night. Crates are a must but should not be used as a prison as you say. They have a place in dog training, they are not for isolation for long periods just because you don't want to interact with your dog!
Hey stonie how much should I feed my pit puppy daily? Like in cups?
Is there a part 5
Can i ask what the feeding schedule is with the other 50% of the rations?
Appreciate your info!! Now what about people that live in apartments? No yard to exercise/ yes can exercise a little in the apartment with small dog/ but small puppy keeps peeing in the house while training or playing ball/
Take out to pee on balcony but Doesn’t go….
Stonnie you make some of the worst and troublesome things .....
like house breaking a dog, so easy
and so common sense like, because it's really about training the human, it's not a problem or hassle for the dog if the human gets trained first. I rescued my dogs when they were already 4 to 5 yrs old and I was not having the time because of having to go to work and not having a consistent schedule....but the mostly picked it up. But the 2 I have now are not that easy especially 1. So it's really about having to train myself first.
AND, THANK YOU FOR THE PEANUT TIP FOR 2 REASONS, 1.
I'M DEATHLY ALLERGIC TO PEANUTS TO THE POINT JUST THE SMELL OF PEANUT BUTTER WILL MAKE ME SICK TO MY STOMACH, TOUCHING NUTS BUT ESPECIALLY PEANUT BUTTER WILL CAUSE ME TO BREAK OUT IN HIVES AND IN ANYWAY EATING THEM WILL CAUSE MY THROAT TO CLOSE UP....SO IF MY DOGS ATE SOME AND THEN KISSED ME,
I WOULD GET FEVER BLISTERS AND HIVES AND JUST FEEL SICK,
2. AND PEANUTS AND/OR PEANUT BUTTER ARE JUST PLAN NOT HEALTHY....THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT TO PEOPLE'S ATTENTION.. (I'LL PROBABLY JUST THROW IN SOME 10''S OR 20 'S INTO THE KONG.)
As usual Stonnie, more great teaching, learning and common sense secrets. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
Big fan here Stonnie. Quick question. Wire vs plastic crates? Is one better or preferred over the other?
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Hey Stonnie, I have a Little Puppy I just adopted a few days ago. He is a Shepherd, Husky mix and he is only 6 weeks old. I have started watching your videos and find them very helpful. Could I use this method for her when I leave for work and also when I go to bed? This is all new to me and any advice you can give me?
How many times would you suggest one train a Malinios a day/week?
Every day.
if you don't know that look for another breed. they're a whole other ball game. train a Malinois everyday mentally physically and emotionally. Ive been a dog trainer for over 6 years and have worked with mals and have had them. Not for someone who believes crates are bad. However if you're ready and up for the challenge and know about the breed, then they will be an amazing working dog. They need some type of bite work either IPO or a schutzhund grade tug paired with advanced agility
totally agree about crates. a dog that loves their crate probably has stockholm syndrome.
What do you do for treats? Do you make them? Do you buy them in bulk?
I can't find part 3. Did I miss something?
Me too!
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Hey Stonnie, I have a Border Collie that is exhibiting some behavior that I need some advice on how to correct but I’m unsure how to upload the video
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Never met a puppy yet who whines at the notion of a meat-sickle... unless you're holding it back from them. LOL Good tip.
I always feed my dogs in their crates so they love being in and getting in their crates. I think you can use better language than plastic prison. :)
Crate training is a must in my opinion. Love your videos
Lol...buy a farm, then set your crate outside and see how many hours per day your dog spends in his crate...that will give you your answer concerning whether or not your dog actually "loves" being confined in a plastic box...
+Stonnie Dennis not here to argue. Crate training is a must for dogs. It gives them a safe place. I'm saving up to buy a farm. I bought my first house last year. I have a Chesapeake lab mix and a Malinois I'm titling in IPO. I'm getting a new Mal this fall! That's why I'm re watching and watching your new videos. :)
Well, arguing is exactly what you are doing, by telling me how I should refer to dog training tools. I call crates little plastic prisons, to make sure that people don't get too comfortable with leaving their dogs locked up all day. At best, crates are necessary evils; at worst, they instruments of deprivation, that cause long term mental and physical problems. When is the last time you voluntarily locked yourself in a closet for eight hours straight? I'm pretty sure the answer to that is, never...
I'm not anti crate training, obviously I am using a crate in this video. But, in a perfect world, crates would not be necessary...
+Stonnie Dennis relating humans to dogs is kind of silly imo. You have a large audience. Imo calling them plastic prisons is no different than calling other pieces of useful training equipment by the wrong emotional raising terms. Majority of pet owners do not crate train their dogs at all. And set there dogs up for failure. Keep up the videos maybe just be aware of your terms :) or not
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Stonnie please help! what should I do if my puppy started peeing and pooping in crate?
he has regressed in training. How can I reteach him that the crate isn't for eliminating?? thanks!
+HeythereHelena Puppy Housebreaking Secrets
+HeythereHelena th-cam.com/video/FN8GuyRVQ8M/w-d-xo.html
I watched your video twice---it's mostly at night time that he pees in his crate. I take him out every 2 hours during night/sleep, and he still pees in the crate. He's 11 weeks old
+HeythereHelena the crate is to big. Hope this helps
crates should not even exist ;D
never owned one