3 Things You Should Do When You Get a Puppy
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💯% Agree with no dog parks, dogs running around and their owners just say, oh they're fine. Next thing you know, there's a fight over a ball. Just saying 🤷♀️
Sounds like toddlers lol
Not only that, but diseases like brucellosis
I’ve noticed in the larger parks where people are walking, there’s less fights. The ones where the handlers congregate are definitely grounds for bad outcomes.
my dog loves the dogpark. every dog knows us. and ofc you should never bring a toy or ball in the dogpark. never i see or saw an fight in more than 1 year and im often there
And they’re full of ticks and diseases… 🤢🤢🤢
Reminds me of one time I left my puppy alone at home for 2 frickin hours and somehow she put a hole in the wall.
Just dont leave your puppy alone 🤯
@@noyokay do I just take her to the shopping mall?
@@mysocksarewet yes
@@Unknoown64 not all malls allow animals
Or you know, crate?
AVOID dog day cares for your puppy. My puppy went there while I worked and even though they demand medical histories for dogs, she ended up getting kennel cough from another dog. Puppy was fine, but my older dog at home caught it from her and passed away due to complications from it. Never again.
Condolences.... that's horrible! #RIPOldGirl❤😢
Maybe next time give your shots to the dog and only then socialize him 😂. Dumb owners all around
@@Ratonu29 she had all of her shots? Literally couldn’t get her into it without them
@@Ratonu29 "maybe next time you should have beat cancer🤓🤓🤓"
Kennel cough is USUALLY minor and can happen anywhere your animal is around other animals. I.E. Groomers, friends house, parks, pet store
I live in a apartment and I trained my dog to use a cat litter box. Best thing ever for some one that has to keep there dog in a apartment with no back yard. It took about 4 months to do it as he was already 3 year old dog from the pound. But he is amazing now.
That is amazing
Do u also have a cat? Lol
Poor dog, probably hasn’t seen the outside since.
I had a few Chihuahuas for a while and they were very easily litter-box trained. At least, the females were. The doggone male liked to just aim towards the damn box. Typical male!
this is genius...especially when it's winter! I don't even have my dog yet, but I'm adding this to my list of things to train them lol
I would also work on food guarding. Especially if you have small children. My poodle would see little ones playing near his food and run into the other room. I trained him not to worry about food.
How did you train him not to worry about food?
@@TheMiniseany As soon as possible, I would put my hand in his bowl starting when he was a puppy. He would bark or try to get the food. I would say No! And he would know over time not to guard his food. Eventually, he realized that food was always there and it didn't matter went near his bowl. It took time and patience. I would train him at random times to entrain him not to focus on the food bowl.
That’s a very important one. I also worked on food guarding with my dog when she was a puppy. I would sometimes feed her by hand or put my hand in her bowl while she ate. I would also pet her and go behind her. Then I would also take some food from the bowl, when there was no reaction we just called her a good girl, and praised her vocally. I’m so glad we did this because one day my friend brought her puppy over to my house and my dog was eating. Her dog went straight to her bowl and started to take some, we obviously removed the puppy cause either way she shouldn’t do that, but my dog had no reaction, just looked at her like “ummmm, this is my food”
Great point
Feeding them away from people and other animals is an option. ❤️🐾
No dog parks is great advice. I took my shepherd mix way too early and she was traumatized. Now she’s super insecure around other dogs and it often manifests as aggression.
That's what happened to my boxer :( took her around a bigger dog way too soon and now she can't be around other dogs at all.
@@jentan2k you both have no business owning dogs 😂😂
@@Ratonu29 You would think it’s common sense 😂
@@gotmefckedup4148 why would it be common sense? It would make sense to some people to socialize their pup with other dogs as soon as possible.
@@carolmullins a dog park isn’t really a good place for that , especially puppies . A lot of people that take their dogs to parks aren’t trained and it’s not clean.
The dog of someone I know pood while being out. Later the robo-cleaner took care of polishing the floor with it.
I do training outside of the dog park for training my service dog and sons SD. It’s great for them learning that even though a dog is barking at them, they focus on me.
That puppy is so adorable
I was living in London at the time and very deliberately socialised my puppy to be comfortable with trains and buses. I was a bit too successful and it backfired months later, when she was off leash in a park and saw a red bus out of the corner of her eye. Ran hundreds of metres out of the park and tried to get on the moving bus! Luckily it was a quiet suburban street and there was no harm done, but she was back on her leash for another month until her recall was more perfect...
Do not bring them to a dog park regardless!! This guy gets it
I don’t get it… I brought my old labs to the dog park weekly. They loved it.
@@aaronm3416That’s great that your dogs love it. The only problem is that inevitably an idiot dog owner will come along and ruin everyone’s and every dog’s day with their out of control mutt.
@@aaronm3416it’s his personal opinion. Grain of salt
I’m living in a dorm ish situation (have my own room but shared bathroom, kitchen and living room) the girl that lives in the room across from me have a Chihuahua. When I first got my puppy she attacked him twice in a week. Once when we tried to introduce them and again when the girl left her door open and I was taking my puppy out to go potty. I was super scared we wouldn’t meet other dogs soon enough and he’d become reactive. Luckily though, on my way back from class a little later my university was hosting a Service and therapy dogs of campus event where they’d be off duty and play with each other and students. I told the host about my puppy and what had happened and told me to go get him bring him to the event. It was perfect!! some dogs played with him, and some just acknowledged him with a sniff and carried on but made me so happy have the opportunity to surround him with almost 30 other dogs of all kinds of breeds and sizes that were all highly trained and super friendly. He has absolutely no problem with other dogs now, he just sits and watches them and if they approach he’ll sniffs them and if they initiate play he’s happy to play but if they walk away he just walks back to me :) I always check with the owners and ask if their dog is friendly or not though, and if they say no I pick him up and put some distance between us and them because a friendly dog that’s been attacked enough times becomes a reactive dog eventually no matter the age.
She is such a cute little girl. 😊
That dog is too adorable! She's gonna to be such a joy to her owners!
I walk my dog on a very busy street literally so they they don't react with loud noise...they have learned to pay attention to unfamiliar sounds.
Hi Cynthia how're you doing today..if I may ask what's the name of your dog?
More protection trained daschunds pls. No need for chihuahuas they are naturally savage
We got our dog at 14 weeks and the breeders did nothing with socialization and is scared shitless of new people, other dogs, and just a small simple sound of a door opening. Shes getting better at 7 months now but they definitely need to be socialized
That puppy is adorable !!!
Seriously GREAT advice! I even agree with the order.
The biggest reason to stay away from dog parks is that your puppy will start to pick up bad habits from the ill trained dogs that go there. Both with dogs and in general. You have to establish yourself first otherwise they’d rather learn from the things that look and act like them. Obedience training can become 10X more difficult if you let them have bad influences early on
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That's actually so useful I have a foster dog that gave birth in my house about mid February I think and we just bought one the pups to keep, he just happens to be the best of the 3 and in a few days training is going to start so hope your videos can help me out as rn he is a small little toe biter
You got this, don’t be soft just because you love him/her. Enforce your rules 😊
Mine barely started eating at the trimming in the house for some reason when he has a plethora of toys.
Love the way you’re direct to the point
Thank you
I have a party
Awesome advice!!
great tips, thanks!
Excellent advice..couldn’t agree more!
I feel dog parks in the Netherlands are different from American ones. A lot of people do bring their puppy here but keep them close to them so they can actually socialize with other dogs and the other dogs can still go wild.
Besides that we also have parks where dogs are allowed but always have to be on leash unless they're in a little surrounded area. This is a great way for pups to socialize with both dogs and humans.
You are correct dog parks here are a mixed bag. Some are okay and some are not it really depends on the owners. I currently live where you have to pay a yearly fee and people act like someone else is going to pick up after their dog. I live in an apartment so need the fenced in area to let him stretch his legs. I go when it is the least busy and have no problem leaving when a poorly trained dog shows up.
Crate training was something that completely went over our heads with my childhood black lab (we didn’t understand it was a lifelong thing u kept up with after puppyhood) but we were introduced to it properly with my second dog (yellow lab) and it’s an actual miracle, for both us and him. Don’t get me wrong my current dog still has his chewing issues (although I think he does it to be spiteful, cuz he’ll go after specific people’s things depending on who’s wronged him most recently lol) but because he has his own designated space where he can go and be left alone for a bit, compared to my childhood dog he’s way better behaved and easier to manage. 1,000,000/10 would recommend, especially if u have small children, elderly, or a dog that just likes to have some space to themselves sometimes!
Thank you!!!
Good information
I 1000% agree on the no dog park thing. I've never and will never take any of my boys to one.
Just recently found a puppy on the side of the road. We took him home and we try to potty train him, but he refuses to use the bathroom outside. He will literally hold it until he gets inside and then he does it on the carpet or in the kitchen. Dunno how to go about handling this.
Just hang outside with him and play until he has to go potty. He’ll do it eventually, and when he does, heavily reward him for his good work.
@@LALIL444 Thanks! I'll try that
My puppy was doing this when we got her. I recently got her 2 weeks ago but all we did was is wait till she peed in house, and rushed her outside while doing it. I also brought a treat on hand as well to reward her for going outside. This is what I did and she was potty trained in a few days. But some dogs are different so it may take some adjusting.
If your little puppy is uncontrollable chewing everything and eating every small thing it can find in the house, then buy a chromed metal playpen of around 3 x 3 feet or if your living room area is big, a 6x6 feet playpen. Lay some old newspapers on the floor and top it up with some clean newsprint. Once setup, your puppy has a sufficiently large area in your living room to move and play around without chewing on your furniture or swallowing some unknown stuff in its mouth. When it pees or poops in the playpen just remove the affected portion of the paper on the floor and replaced with a new one. Also buy a large metal cage to put your puppy in while you are cleaning his playpen. For exercise, take him out for a daily walk outside the house in the neighborhood using a leash to prevent the puppy from running itself into a moving car.
What a gorgeous pup
The dog park is the absolute WORST place to bring your dog too.
i need help with the potty training part😂
Apparently you put them for an hour in their cage after eating. They tend not to shit their bed. And then you take them out to do their business. (One trick I learnt from Cesar)
I took my puppies outside everytime they woke up from a nap , drank water , ate food , played or had a snack. Worked like a charm 😊both of them were potty trained after 3 days , it's alot of work but it's definitely up for succes
At the start sometimes it literally just takes taking them outside 10x as much
use a crate. only give them enough space to lay down. if there’s space, they’ll poo or pee in a corner and lay in another. they don’t like being in their own filth.
i took my pup out every hour when i first got him. had maybe 2 or 3 accidents.
Didn't really get his comment. They cant really control their bowel or bladder properly for months.
You can teach them quickly what they're *meant* to do, but it's on you to have them outside enough to achieve it.
My German shepherd, she hides underneath the bench at the dog park
She's like 5'4 standing up
Agree 100% about crate training. If you ever have to quickly evacuate your home as in a wildfire or other emergency you’ll be incredibly thankful that your dog is comfortable/safe in it’s crate.
GOLD advice for new puppy parents!!!
Well I’m doing something right then even though the puppy biting is by far the hardest to control. in 1 week of ownership of Storm the 10 week old Cane Corso I have managed to teach her
1. To go toilet out in the yard
2. Crate trained for overnight and during the day whilst left alone
3. Sit on command but we’re working on the stay.
4. I can pick her up and carry her upside down like a baby with no squirming at all.
5. Well socialised and will continue to do that
6. I tried your method of dropping her metal water bowl behind her without her knowing, I don’t do it often or neither did I train her to be tough but she spins around to see what the noise was but she’s not running for the hills 💪🏻
But she’s a bit of a land shark at the moment so I’m now working on mental stimulation to keep her busy and tire her out mentally.
Huge thanks for the help so far
I don’t know if you have tried already, but what I have found that works well is when the dog is biting, to place your finger on the middle-ish of the top of their tongue and gently push it down, to the bottom of their mouth. Feel free to hold and increase pressure very slightly if necessary. They will typically not enjoy this method (obviously lol) and it has worked many times for me in the past, I’m pretty quick fashion. Good luck and let me know how it’s going! 🤙
I taught my dog (treeing walker coonhound) many tricks and I tried to prepare him for hunting and one of the best methods to tire him out was when I had him do search which is to hide objects and treats in different places and I would have him search for it and that stimulates their brain, drains their energy, and the best of all he would be very helpful whenever I had to look for something. He helped my neighbor find her Parakeet
How do you train for them to be left whilst you go to work?
I love this guy
A good alternative I've found to dog parks is actually finding puppy groups near you or socializing with the dogs of friends especially if you know the dogs. My buddy has a husky and Great Dane/Cane Corso mix they are extremely friendly dogs both were rescues they were brought in to a home with an elderly dog and several cats there has not been an incident yet. Sadly the elderly dog has since passed away the rescues actually got depressed for a while. Back to what I was saying it's better to socialize with dogs that are in the same puppy age group or with dogs you know and trust.
Thank you so much I just got a pit bull puppy
Cute puppy
I love your videos, my friend you are off the chain. Please keep up the great work I watch them every day off the hook good information. 🔥🔥🔥💯4️⃣1️⃣1️⃣‼️
Shes so cute.
You have my respect sir.
Solid!
Your my fav TH-cam
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She’s so cute 😊
aww i would care, but my dog came trained, at 7.5 weeks. smart dog. xxx
1st 3 things when you bring your puppy home. Take your puppy outside and show it where you want it to go potty. Very very very 1st thing when you wake up in the morning take your puppy to the potty place, After each meal, Last thing before you go to sleep at night, And at intervals in between. Number 2. Do not let your puppy in other peoples yards, houses, Or cars Until your puppy has had 3 sets of
Puppy shots. The Parvo virus Can live for around a year where a sick puppy was once before. Number 3. Begin socializing your dog with other animals and people. Never hit your dog, Have fun with your best friend❤
Awww what kind of puppy is this? She’s adorable
She looks like she might be boerboel
When I got my dog, 2 days later of teaching it what not to do, covid-19 started which we weren’t able to go out with a pet where I lived.
Now he barks at people he doesn’t know so kind of sad
Thank you so much! God's blessings
Hi where can I find more details on how to train them on these 3 points
Now this is sense!
I have a black pug named Bailey and she is soooo small and she has alll of her shots! I wish everyone could see her ❤
What do you think about an under ground electric fence??
I don’t like crate training, there’s always an alternative. You wouldn’t put your 2yr old son in a cage so why do it to your dog. “What ab taking it to the vet” get the mf a harness and seat belt
And in the house, if they know where their bed is, you can train them to stay there until you say otherwise, there’s no need to physically prevent them from moving.
Just my opinion but ye
Can you make a video on why your Conecorso dog bites you when you make a video about bite
sleaves even though your it's owner
She’s beautiful
Probably would be a good idea to explain why no puppy parks you know parvo and other stuff
I potty trained my two Rottweiler puppies and crate trained them. But it's hard to socialize them when people are so afraid of them. They are so sweet i have to ask pll to pet them. 😊
I want to pet!!
It's so cute
In the process of all that stuff, but what about properly teaching them not to bite while they're teething? Even though I've given so many chewing tools 😩
Anytime they start nipping or biting, grab a toy and redirect their mouthing to the toy. When they accept the toy and divert their mouthing to that, praise enthusiastically within 1 second of them redirecting their mouthing to the toy. Be consistent with this and they will eventually learn that biting toys is okay and biting people is not.
They don’t want to hurt you they’re just playing, make it obvious that they’re hurting you by saying “OUCH!!” Or “AHH!” And making an obvious facial expression
Tap them on the muzzle and say "no". In my experience, they do grow out of puppy biting. My 1 year old would bite and not let go when I got her at 8 weeks old. After a couple of weeks she wasn't nipping me, but loved to chew.
She still likes to chew now, but it's nowhere near as bad as it used to be. My only problem is that she chews when I leave the house and it's difficult to train out of her, so in the crate she goes whenever I'm not around. I also crate my 6 month old puppy for a few reasons. I got him at 4.5 months and he's left alone 5 days a week whilst I go to work, but if I'm in the house, he HAS to be with me at all times. He will scratch at doors, bark, whine and more than likely try to chew things, so he goes in the crate pretty frequently if I need to do some cleaning upstairs or go for a shower because I can't have him diving around all over and trying to destroy everything just to get to me.
@@jasperavery46 thank you, been doing that and if the redirection doesn't work I remove myself from playing to try to teach him that biting doesn't get him what he wants. One step at a time and patience I guess 😂
@@lifefruit9917 been doing that too 😂 it only works if I let out an audible yelp but he has the attention span of a goldfish unless I have treats
Yep, did all 3 with our new buddy.
Amen!!
couldn't b more accurate🤌
Did that with my two boxers, albeit unknowingly. They arrived at 10 weeks, into the house kitchen w access to the back garden, lived there with tile floor messes, sounds, routines. It went flawlessly. One of my girls only chewed once, a window sill. Miss them.
I guess it depends on the dog park I was fortunate enough I knew some of the people already that went there when I brought my American Bully after he finished his puppy shots. I guess I was lucky with no bad experiences and he turned out to be a very social dog with other dogs and confident. Now he's unaltered so now that he's fully grown he's a little more rambunctious with newer dogs so I had to take him to the park when it's less crowded since he is dominant or two other males. But that's knowing your dog I think the big problem with dog parks people either can't control their dogs or they don't know who their dogs temperament but I have had dogs run up on him in the street and he's done nothing he's been very patient and especially with little dogs so I do think there is some benefit to socializing your dog with other dogs so they're not fearful
Thank God dog parks a few and far between in Australia
I will hopefully have a new puppy in 4 weeks
Lol I was given a size limit AGAIN so I have purchased a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy. I do currently have a 3 year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is fine with dogs and people. So your puppy videos with Miss Xena are awesome
Just curious though on how she is getting on with your other dogs
My favorite trainer on the internet without question, but I’m sorry, crate training is not essential. It might be for some folks, but for others you do NOT have to crate training your dog. You just don’t
As a future veterinarian! I approve this message! 💯
Great advice. I see a lot of new puppy owners taking their puppy to Pet smart and such places to buy new cute collars and accessories. Those places are breeding grounds for Parvo and puppy diseases even if your puppy is vaccinated.
How do you socialize your puppy with other dogs? Especially if you have a large breed.
Why no dog park? Infections, mimicking bad behavior, or other aggressive dogs being a risk? I'm confused, please clarify by expounding. Thanks in advance! I'm genuinely curious!🎉😊
All of the above. Too many people take their poorly trained and under socialized dogs there. Dog fights are way too common at dog parks for this exact reason. Not everyone gets their dogs fully vaccinated either, so your own dog or puppy can be at risk of getting sick. In some cases it can be deadly.
Years ago I made the mistake and took my beagle to the dog park. She picked up a case of the dog flu. She was sick for days. Never ever again.
My 8 week old border collie brindle mix is not fully vaccinated. Could I bring her outside just for a bit? We have her shots scheduled but her last one is in June.
Can you please come to Zambia
What kind of dog is that?
What do you use for treats when constantly using
Puppy biting. Need a vid. 😊
The best way to potty trane your puppy? Go outside and take a piss and let the puppy watch. Just saying it works
Is a dog park ok if there is literally no one but you there? Or is it also about the sanitation?
Its the sanitation, and the fact that other dogs pee and poop there, and parasites and other nasty things will live there and transfer to your dog, damn near EVERY dog park is like this, just best to avoid them.
@@darthjakeus3153 I figured. Thanks for the response
It kinda both almost every day there is a dog fight and some owners don’t care which is selfish plus it’s dirty and nasty dogs can die from diseases there I don’t recommend it it’s better to just socialize with dogs you know I heard about someone who lost a dog there and they have never been the same since that traumatizing experience
I’d say both. It’s an uncontrolled environment which means you don’t know if a dog that’s too aggressive or even just too playful is gonna show up. And with a puppy that is in early stages of development a bad interaction can be significant long term. It’s best to find dogs that you know are well behaved to introduce to your puppy, and watch a video on the do’s and don’ts of introducing dogs (like location matters and other stuff).
Also, I’d never take a dog to a smaller dog park that’s fenced because every dog just does their business in a concentrated space where the play happens, but I take my dog to a dog park that’s a bit bigger (like 5-7 acres) and it’s fine in my opinion, but I would say it definitely doesn’t hurt to keep your eyes open and watch for trouble dogs.
@@joeschmoe2697 100% agree
Puppy will puppy lol
Day 16 of asking you to do a video on the Ridgeback breed I love the breed and would like to hear your (professional) opinion on them
If you've already made one I haven't seen it sorry
Thank you💕
I have a question what do you think about blue heelers
They are a herding dog which means they have high energy and drive. They can nip at and herd kids if you don't curb it early. They thrive with mental and physical stimulation, and if you don't meet those needs, you'll likely end up with a nipping, destructive dog.
I remember when we got are dogs a few years ago my sister had us move all the cords out of reach
Genuine question: how do you socialise your dog when it comes to other dogs if I should avoid dog parks? I understand there’s puppy school, but any options outside of that?
What’s the treat you use?
Can you talk more about crates?
Salute
My sister hated that i crated my dogs. But she didnt understand that unless I make the crate feel like a punishment, crates are ok. My dogs were well behaved, they eventually didnt get crated much but I kept crates open in their spaces at all times so they had their personal space. They would go in there on and off on thwir own to sleep,hide their toys from each other. Crates are the "bedrooms" of the dogs.
Never used a crate, not had any issues.
Start small and build time up, leave them something nice to occupy them as you leave, bones are great.
Would you recommend trails or walking in public areas to socialize them?
What types of treats are you giving her?
What kind of dog? Boerbel?