This dog is really stressed out and timid. Electric collar - no wonder. Low head, low tail, slow movements when she gets near you, she's obviously insecure because she's expecting a shock at any wrong move she does. Bad training. I've never seen a poodle with their tail tucked so much.
I reported this idiot. First i was thinking, whats wrong with her. And then i really saw happy owner AND that electric collar.. Should use it for that couple instead.. Disgusting to treat dog who is more intelligent than most humans, and willing to learn and be happy to learn. I have had two poodles and i trained them with understanding dogs nature and characteristics.
that is bad .I have had a lot of. Standard Poodles that shock collar is no need of that.put it on the. Man .c how he likes .poor baby only. a pup .These fur babies r very loyal and very. Smart .stop .
@@susanmckown3054 When used corrextly, an e collar can be an amazing tool. I never usr the shovk feature, only the vibrate to help refocus my dog. If you look at our videos you will see he is confident and happy to work with the e collar
I was excited until I saw the shock collar. My 1 year old standard spent 6 weeks with a reputable trainer he used a shock collar and wanted me to buy one. I refused. It may take longer to train but no way will I use a shock collar. These dogs are too smart and will train well with time and effort and LOVE.
53Patrick53....I agree. I have two Standards and they are super smart. Mine have learned things with only a few corrections. At obedience class they were walking, heeling, and sitting within 15 minutes....outshined all the other dogs. It was too easy or them.
99 % do not use the shock on a collar. They use the tone or vibrate. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes with dogs you have to break the cycle they get in. Especially if they are prey motivated. I have mine on my dog and have only used the tone to break a cycle a few times. They are very smart, but they are still dogs.
@@susansmith7287 ecollars don't train behavior. They are mostly used in recall situations and save lives. It's always the ignorant that have the loudest views.
@@Godiscoming888 I know people that use e-collars for many things. Correcting bad behavior is a major one. However, my Standards also don't need e-collars for that either. I tell then no a couple times and they've got it. You are correct, ignorant people do have the loudest views.
😢 so true. Scooby Doos demeanour through most of this looks tense. Not at all the way my poodles act around me and my family. These dogs are so smart and sensitive. I hope she's doing good and that her humans have learned to appreciate her.
Idiots that do not know how to read dog body language. This dog is not stressed out. He is a well behaved dog, wagging his tail and very happy. Ignorance is what will get you and your dog in trouble at parks, on walks, etc..
One of the smartest dog breeds around with willingness to serve it's owner.. An E-collar is required? For a Poodle???? Basic training and house manners must have been a complete no show in that dog's home. Frustrating. Dog owners: Get your ass to a puppy training class. Do the work. It's not over cause the class is done! Keep house rules. Walk and play with your dog several times a day (Poodles are very active). Let him use that big brain of his! If you can't do that, don't get a dog. Get a stuffed animal. Now THAT is low maintenance!
Yeah there is no need for a shock collars poodles aren’t that hard to train..they might be stubborn but with the right trainer u can train a poodle. I own a standard poodle and she is 3 years old when I got her her confidence was low and training her to do tricks go her confidence up.They are such good dogs but with high energy so u have to be patient with them.
Yeah I would do whatever you said if I had an e-collar on too! Just read her body language this dog is soooo stressed out. If you have to use these methods to train a dog as smart as a standard poodle then you have no business training dogs at all.
@@samanthaperez4431 then you don't know how to identify a stressed out or anxious dog. And an e collar is unnecessary especially with standard poodles.
Usually it is not a problem of dog, but of the owners or family where he/she lives. So training the dog is the easier part of it. Train people to behave is harder part. If you won´t tell them, what do they wrong and how to change it, the problems will come back sooner or later (and they will probably not ask you again, for the same help).
First, I'll say "hello"....from Lafayette, Louisiana. And also, your training techniques were good (minus the shock collar). I adopted a 1 and 1/2 year old standard. Took a while to train him. Only to realize he really only knew Spanish/language (he came from Mexico). My partner decided to get a shock collar, against my wishes. A neighbor called me saying "what is he doing w/the poodle? The poodle just jumped on his back"? I was furious. The shock collar was no longer allowed. Once he learned English, he was fine and the most loving companion I've ever had. A little time, patience, understanding....is all you need (from an early age). Force (especially with poodles) is not needed. Timid and frightened is not one of their traits. Save that for the lesser breeds (or for people).
I have taught one of my standards both English and Spanish I feel it keeps her interested as they are so smart and love to learn new things. She is so amazing. I just today adopted a 5 month old male that will be trained in English ,Spanish ,hand signals ,as well as whistle training for casting on blind retrieves. I don’t think I will need the e-Coller. The absolute worst thing I can do to my female poodle, who is 5 , is to put her in the corner of the room. Oh she hates it. If she has behavioral issues,which normally come out when she is not happy about something, this is her punishment. Not happy for her is when her mother and I have to be at work for an extended amount of time or one of us is out of town. Even me leaving for work without telling her good bye and to be a good girl will upset her.
Before I got to the comments I noticed the dog in a "tail tucked in" & "head low scared" and then I realized her collar. I have a 6 month old standard. Not cool, poor scoobs
i got my standard poodle puppy at 11 weeks she almost 10 months shes still likes to pull on leash but workin on that will come when called inside house only having trouble with distractions and obeying at the same time and forget about off leash walking with me shes on leash
Hello. I started Poodle News, see. The dog was just in front of the house?No lead. Abused by yahoo tweet all over Japan.The dog owner was arrested. The suspicion is free-range dogs. No one is feeding dogs The puppy and kitten died in a closed room for several days without food. please help me. The dogs were hungry.
Sad to watch. I didn’t see one moment of genuine happiness or contentment in this Standard P’s behavior once. Poodles aren’t meant for strict obedience. They’re deep thinking, playful, funny, loving and affectionate life companions. If you want a rigid, tight, serious dog get a different breed.
Poodles are very sensitive to corrections, despite their drive/capacity for working, exercising their minds, and communicating clearly with their owners. For my poodle, I only use a verbal marker to avert, prevent, or mark the undesired behavior and focus on building up the positive reinforcement. A shock collar really wasn't necessary and you can tell she isn't following these commands for her own enrichment but rather in fear of or to avoid punishment. I get that they have their application on certain individual dogs, at purely a vibration level with no electric shock, but in this case, she clearly is distressed, and continuing to train her in this manner is only going to make things worse.
Obedience while wearing an e-collar, really? Poodles are smarter than many people and cannot train them without force and violence.... Such a shame....
Ghelly Kolokoutsa E-Collars are actually a very safe and incredibly useful tool when used properly. In the right hands, an E-collar does not hurt the dog in any way, shape, or form and is not "violent" at all. They are great tools to correct negative behaviors found in the dog. A lot of people will keep E-collars on their dog, even when they are certain and confident that the dog is great at whatever it is they are doing or wherever they are to give the handlers peace of mind.
I own standard poodle myself and this video breaks my heart. Can't imagine what that family feels who gave you the dog to train. People like you should be banned from training live souls!
Samantha Perez wagging tail is one of the symptoms of extreme fear btw. It’s a common myth that dogs only wag their tails when they are happy. Read any book about dog body language and you find out many other surprising things like how dogs sometimes freeze in fear (calm dogs who bite out of nowhere) etc.
@@OfficialCanineConnections it depends on the trainer. And shock collar shouldn’t be used. That dog’s tail was down practically the whole video. That’s horrible!
Cam Life Don't know about airedale so standard poodle gets my vote. Be warned they (males) can be hyper and yes they are very smart aka I like to get into trouble. Please remember privacy is over rated with poodles and so is good. Mine is a very funny playful loving happy go lucky boy. I call him a clown in a supermodel suit
I was trying to decide between an Airedale and Standard Poodle too. My mind is made up for the poodle. The main thing that turned me away from the Airedale is that they love to dig. I can foresee lots of problems with that and I don’t believe you can train that out of them.
from the owner of a Male poodle, it wasn't because of his gender it's their intelligence and you have to realize they are high maintenance: Exercise, mental stimulation, chew toys, fetch, impulse control (it's a big one), positive reinforcement (poodles respond to it amazingly), clear guidelines (no, "oh you can come sleep on my bed sometimes but not all the time"), basic tricks and commands (sit, stay, heel, come, lie down, high five) and routine. These are all basic things your dog needs to be moderately well behaved and you'll need to do more if he has aggression or anxiety issues etc. Ik this was posted three years ago but it's never too late to train your dog,
I clicked this video for tips on how to train a poodle puppy. But I feel I would have better luck not following anything you say. This dog looks terrified and uncomfortable. Any family that isn't willing to put the work in themselves also doesn't deserve this breed. I've seen how drop off training programs work after the dog returns home. You can train the dog but owners need to be trained to otherwise nothing will change. And the shock collar. Y'all are stupid
Shame on you! you are not a trainer if you have to use a shock collar! This is abuse. Poor dog. Shame on you! would you us a shock collar on your children?
People in the comments are crazy. Of course you can use an e-collar, and WITHOUT hurting the dog at that. Some people think all an e-collar does is zap the dog when he acts up. They know nothing about proper usage.
Stellar Lunar right, and since the creator of this video can’t be bothered to reply to anyone, they should have just turned off comments to prevent the spread of uninformed opinions.
@@sabineseewolfchen1855 on all honesty, I almost agree. The thing is, most people with kids would truly use it inappropriately, at least from what I have observed where I live, plus, a child would just be able to take it off, causing us to work harder lol. The thing about an e-collar is they don't just shock the dog. I have used an e-collar before. If the dog is preconditioned to it, there is a small warning vibrate that can be administered, which is usually what I would use. A dog can be trained simply on that small vibrate, especially one as intelligent as a poodle.
Poor baby discusting using that horrible electric coller. Horrible owner should not own such a beautiful breed of dog so sad to see. Some people are not fit for purpose
A trainer who knows how to actually use the tools properly are great at using e-collars and prongs for training. They aren't abuse if the person using them knows what they're doing. Only uneducated users use them poorly
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This dog is really stressed out and timid. Electric collar - no wonder. Low head, low tail, slow movements when she gets near you, she's obviously insecure because she's expecting a shock at any wrong move she does. Bad training. I've never seen a poodle with their tail tucked so much.
I reported this idiot. First i was thinking, whats wrong with her. And then i really saw happy owner AND that electric collar.. Should use it for that couple instead.. Disgusting to treat dog who is more intelligent than most humans, and willing to learn and be happy to learn. I have had two poodles and i trained them with understanding dogs nature and characteristics.
that is bad .I have had a lot of. Standard Poodles that shock collar is no need of that.put it on the. Man .c how he likes .poor baby only. a pup .These fur babies r very loyal and very. Smart .stop .
@@susanmckown3054 When used corrextly, an e collar can be an amazing tool. I never usr the shovk feature, only the vibrate to help refocus my dog. If you look at our videos you will see he is confident and happy to work with the e collar
I own a standard poodle and have an e-collar it is a very useful-training aid and my dog has made a lot of progress.
@@brainsmall BS
I was excited until I saw the shock collar. My 1 year old standard spent 6 weeks with a reputable trainer he used a shock collar and wanted me to buy one. I refused. It may take longer to train but no way will I use a shock collar. These dogs are too smart and will train well with time and effort and LOVE.
53Patrick53....I agree. I have two Standards and they are super smart. Mine have learned things with only a few corrections. At obedience class they were walking, heeling, and sitting within 15 minutes....outshined all the other dogs. It was too easy or them.
99 % do not use the shock on a collar. They use the tone or vibrate. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes with dogs you have to break the cycle they get in. Especially if they are prey motivated. I have mine on my dog and have only used the tone to break a cycle a few times. They are very smart, but they are still dogs.
@@susansmith7287 ecollars don't train behavior. They are mostly used in recall situations and save lives. It's always the ignorant that have the loudest views.
@@Godiscoming888 I know people that use e-collars for many things. Correcting bad behavior is a major one. However, my Standards also don't need e-collars for that either. I tell then no a couple times and they've got it. You are correct, ignorant people do have the loudest views.
My poodles tail only stays down when she is afraid... This made me sad to see low tail.
Exactly! That’s what I was thinking the whole video. I’m pretty sure they use shock collars. I wouldn’t ever put my dogs through that kind of trauma.
😢 so true. Scooby Doos demeanour through most of this looks tense. Not at all the way my poodles act around me and my family.
These dogs are so smart and sensitive. I hope she's doing good and that her humans have learned to appreciate her.
Idiots that do not know how to read dog body language. This dog is not stressed out. He is a well behaved dog, wagging his tail and very happy. Ignorance is what will get you and your dog in trouble at parks, on walks, etc..
One of the smartest dog breeds around with willingness to serve it's owner.. An E-collar is required? For a Poodle???? Basic training and house manners must have been a complete no show in that dog's home. Frustrating. Dog owners: Get your ass to a puppy training class. Do the work. It's not over cause the class is done! Keep house rules. Walk and play with your dog several times a day (Poodles are very active). Let him use that big brain of his! If you can't do that, don't get a dog. Get a stuffed animal. Now THAT is low maintenance!
Couldn't agree more
Yeah there is no need for a shock collars poodles aren’t that hard to train..they might be stubborn but with the right trainer u can train a poodle. I own a standard poodle and she is 3 years old when I got her her confidence was low and training her to do tricks go her confidence up.They are such good dogs but with high energy so u have to be patient with them.
They need to be thrown away and banned. No dog needs shock to learn
Yeah I would do whatever you said if I had an e-collar on too! Just read her body language this dog is soooo stressed out. If you have to use these methods to train a dog as smart as a standard poodle then you have no business training dogs at all.
Quinton Guerrero e collars are great training tools. They don’t shock just vibrate or beep. I don’t see a stressed dog anywhere
@@samanthaperez4431 then you don't know how to identify a stressed out or anxious dog. And an e collar is unnecessary especially with standard poodles.
@@samanthaperez4431 That dog is stressed as fuck. The only time it seemed to be even a little calm and not anxious was when the guy was far away.
Usually it is not a problem of dog, but of the owners or family where he/she lives. So training the dog is the easier part of it. Train people to behave is harder part. If you won´t tell them, what do they wrong and how to change it, the problems will come back sooner or later (and they will probably not ask you again, for the same help).
Standards Poodle is the best.
Cam life. Standard. Poodle. u will b so happy together. I love. all of mine. smart loyal kind funny. too
She is so amazing and beautiful. I want one so bad. Somebody knows a Prince or Princess looking for a loving safe home.
First, I'll say "hello"....from Lafayette, Louisiana. And also, your training techniques were good (minus the shock collar). I adopted a 1 and 1/2 year old standard. Took a while to train him. Only to realize he really only knew Spanish/language (he came from Mexico). My partner decided to get a shock collar, against my wishes. A neighbor called me saying "what is he doing w/the poodle? The poodle just jumped on his back"? I was furious. The shock collar was no longer allowed. Once he learned English, he was fine and the most loving companion I've ever had. A little time, patience, understanding....is all you need (from an early age). Force (especially with poodles) is not needed. Timid and frightened is not one of their traits. Save that for the lesser breeds (or for people).
I have taught one of my standards both English and Spanish I feel it keeps her interested as they are so smart and love to learn new things. She is so amazing. I just today adopted a 5 month old male that will be trained in English ,Spanish ,hand signals ,as well as whistle training for casting on blind retrieves. I don’t think I will need the e-Coller. The absolute worst thing I can do to my female poodle, who is 5 , is to put her in the corner of the room. Oh she hates it. If she has behavioral issues,which normally come out when she is not happy about something, this is her punishment. Not happy for her is when her mother and I have to be at work for an extended amount of time or one of us is out of town. Even me leaving for work without telling her good bye and to be a good girl will upset her.
Before I got to the comments I noticed the dog in a "tail tucked in" & "head low scared" and then I realized her collar. I have a 6 month old standard. Not cool, poor scoobs
Well She's scared. She has a shock collar on O_O
Jouri Haylock e collar and they are great training tool;)
ecollars dont shock dogs, update your education on dog training tools
i got my standard poodle puppy at 11 weeks she almost 10 months shes still likes to pull on leash but workin on that will come when called inside house only having trouble with distractions and obeying at the same time and forget about off leash walking with me shes on leash
Nothing can compare to a spoo 🥺
Is there a video on how to do this with your dog or was this advertisement? Wonderful results, would love to learn to do this.
Hello.
I started Poodle News, see.
The dog was just in front of the house?No lead.
Abused by yahoo tweet all over Japan.The dog owner was arrested.
The suspicion is free-range dogs.
No one is feeding dogs
The puppy and kitten died in a closed room for several days without food.
please help me.
The dogs were hungry.
finally somebody that trims their poodle like a dog. not a circus clown. we have 2 miniature's trimmed the same way. great great dogs. little people.
What good is this video without showing how this training took place. ....worthless
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I don't think the dog shown in the "off leash heeling" segment is the same dog. It looks smaller than the original dog at the beginning of the video.
Sad to watch. I didn’t see one moment of genuine happiness or contentment in this Standard P’s behavior once. Poodles aren’t meant for strict obedience. They’re deep thinking, playful, funny, loving and affectionate life companions. If you want a rigid, tight, serious dog get a different breed.
do you use electric collars
Poodles are very sensitive to corrections, despite their drive/capacity for working, exercising their minds, and communicating clearly with their owners. For my poodle, I only use a verbal marker to avert, prevent, or mark the undesired behavior and focus on building up the positive reinforcement. A shock collar really wasn't necessary and you can tell she isn't following these commands for her own enrichment but rather in fear of or to avoid punishment. I get that they have their application on certain individual dogs, at purely a vibration level with no electric shock, but in this case, she clearly is distressed, and continuing to train her in this manner is only going to make things worse.
Shock collar? Really?
Pobre perro cagado de susto ,
Obedience while wearing an e-collar, really? Poodles are smarter than many people and cannot train them without force and violence.... Such a shame....
Ghelly Kolokoutsa E-Collars are actually a very safe and incredibly useful tool when used properly. In the right hands, an E-collar does not hurt the dog in any way, shape, or form and is not "violent" at all. They are great tools to correct negative behaviors found in the dog. A lot of people will keep E-collars on their dog, even when they are certain and confident that the dog is great at whatever it is they are doing or wherever they are to give the handlers peace of mind.
I own standard poodle myself and this video breaks my heart. Can't imagine what that family feels who gave you the dog to train. People like you should be banned from training live souls!
leevike66 omg the dog is so scared and shy she’s wagging her tail 😱
Samantha Perez wagging tail is one of the symptoms of extreme fear btw. It’s a common myth that dogs only wag their tails when they are happy. Read any book about dog body language and you find out many other surprising things like how dogs sometimes freeze in fear (calm dogs who bite out of nowhere) etc.
@Kinza Bensouda as long as u get him/her outside to exercise regularly they should be fine in an apartment.
Old comment but my thoughts exactly. Really sad to see.
How long does it take to train this well?
Depends on the dog.
@@OfficialCanineConnections it depends on the trainer. And shock collar shouldn’t be used. That dog’s tail was down practically the whole video. That’s horrible!
is Scooby-Doo a rescue?
Maybe but half of it was the shock collar usage poodles are easy to train
With the right trainer of course.
Trying to decide between a Standard Poodle or a Airdale Terrier. 😍
Cam Life standard poodle!
Both amazing breeds. Idk much about Airedale terriers but if you want versatility get the poodle.
Cam Life Don't know about airedale so standard poodle gets my vote. Be warned they (males) can be hyper and yes they are very smart aka I like to get into trouble. Please remember privacy is over rated with poodles and so is good. Mine is a very funny playful loving happy go lucky boy. I call him a clown in a supermodel suit
I was trying to decide between an Airedale and Standard Poodle too. My mind is made up for the poodle. The main thing that turned me away from the Airedale is that they love to dig. I can foresee lots of problems with that and I don’t believe you can train that out of them.
standard poodle all the way!
Have had both
How did you train her? Mine is also 10 months and completely desobidient. May be because it's a boy
Elena Kudryash No its because you didnt train him properly.
from the owner of a Male poodle, it wasn't because of his gender it's their intelligence and you have to realize they are high maintenance: Exercise, mental stimulation, chew toys, fetch, impulse control (it's a big one), positive reinforcement (poodles respond to it amazingly), clear guidelines (no, "oh you can come sleep on my bed sometimes but not all the time"), basic tricks and commands (sit, stay, heel, come, lie down, high five) and routine. These are all basic things your dog needs to be moderately well behaved and you'll need to do more if he has aggression or anxiety issues etc. Ik this was posted three years ago but it's never too late to train your dog,
I clicked this video for tips on how to train a poodle puppy. But I feel I would have better luck not following anything you say. This dog looks terrified and uncomfortable. Any family that isn't willing to put the work in themselves also doesn't deserve this breed. I've seen how drop off training programs work after the dog returns home. You can train the dog but owners need to be trained to otherwise nothing will change. And the shock collar. Y'all are stupid
¡Wow, very impressive!
Job well done Scooby is a well trained dog now beautiful
I hate these kinds of before and after videos. A happy dog becomes a scared one.
Shame on you! you are not a trainer if you have to use a shock collar! This is abuse. Poor dog. Shame on you! would you us a shock collar on your children?
People in the comments are crazy. Of course you can use an e-collar, and WITHOUT hurting the dog at that. Some people think all an e-collar does is zap the dog when he acts up. They know nothing about proper usage.
Stellar Lunar right, and since the creator of this video can’t be bothered to reply to anyone, they should have just turned off comments to prevent the spread of uninformed opinions.
If it's so safe and not hurting, why don't we use it on kids? ^^
@@sabineseewolfchen1855 on all honesty, I almost agree. The thing is, most people with kids would truly use it inappropriately, at least from what I have observed where I live, plus, a child would just be able to take it off, causing us to work harder lol. The thing about an e-collar is they don't just shock the dog. I have used an e-collar before. If the dog is preconditioned to it, there is a small warning vibrate that can be administered, which is usually what I would use. A dog can be trained simply on that small vibrate, especially one as intelligent as a poodle.
Dont need to know anything about them e coller I'd never use one on my dog ever
Stellar Lunar This guy never explained how to train with the e collar....he just showed the results.
Poor baby discusting using that horrible electric coller. Horrible owner should not own such a beautiful breed of dog so sad to see. Some people are not fit for purpose
A trainer who knows how to actually use the tools properly are great at using e-collars and prongs for training. They aren't abuse if the person using them knows what they're doing. Only uneducated users use them poorly
Dog abuser