How to Train Your Puppy to STOP BITING, Watch How Long it Actually Takes!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2020
- How to train your puppy to stop biting! Thanks PupBox for sponsoring this episode! Go to www.pupbox.com/zak and enter discount code "ZAK" to get 50% off of your first PupBox when you sign up for a multi-month subscription!
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Who Else tapped on this video because their puppy was biting them
Me😂
No I tapped on it cuz I wanted to find out how to build a deck! Tf kinda question is that
Thats so obvious bro what the heaven
Me
Me😂😂😂
I appreciate you showing REAL progress with an actual puppy. I can't tell you how discouraging it is to watch trainers with impeccably trained dogs trying to convey their methods. This has helped my puppy TREMENDOUSLY!!
Yes!
Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games th-cam.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
"If you're watching this video I'm guessing you've probably got a new puppy."
Who else is out there watching these videos because Zak is an awesome trainer and they'll use his methods IN THE FUTURE if they actually get a dog? 😂
Update 2023: I have a dog now! Got Clara the Bernese Mountain Dog in July 2022, aged 11 weeks. And yep, I've used HEAPS of info from Zak's videos (and other TH-cam trainers) to train her, from the day I got her. I'm far from amazing but she's very good, and has learnt excellent lead-walking manners, an 'emergency' stop, and some hand signs and whistles. She's the love of my life. We have a few videos on my channel!
Damian Zelayandia Team Future-Dog!
i am getting a dog in 2 days but yes this was me few months ago! 😂
I will probably never get a dog😭
i’m getting a dog in a few weeks so i’m just binging his videos to train my dog.
Ikrrrrrr I reallyyyy want a dog I’m getting one in a few months
Thank you for showing the reality of how long these changes take. Helps new owners have patience.
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When my pup bites on something, she appears to go deaf.
Ikr
Mine too
How do I stop my dog jumping on me?
@Pinkie Pie i will try it 🤔
This was hilarious thank you 🤣
I used to have boring, intact jeans and kids didn't think i was cool. I got a puppy and now all my pants have that cool, worn in look with neat holes in them
Thank you for a more realistic training video! It's frustrating to watch other trainers act like the pups should get behaviors under control much quicker. You've given me calmer hope.
I was thinking the same thing. I want to see them go through the struggle too.
Yesss, this! I watched another video and wondered why my puppy wasn’t stopping biting right away ~_~
Omg thank you for this video. Me and the wife were feeling like horrible puppy parents because we couldn't stop the bitting as quickly as other videos suggest this seems much more realistic and doesn't make us feel like failures
Anyone get that terrified feeling of when your dog nibbles on your fingers then you see them lift they’re head about to do that head shake when they got a chew toy in they’re mouth, bouta lose a finger lmao
Lol my puppy doesn’t bite hard on me yet he bites my ankles hands and toes smh
@@cadiamclaurin1212 don't let it bite it will gradually starting biting with force
@@dhruboshahriar3959 too late now, he bites me a lot now and I have new scratches everyday. He knows how to sit that’s it so ig that helps.
@@cadiamclaurin1212 mine knows sit and that’s it
@@SatvirGrewal I’m pretty sure he knows “lets go” maybe “stay” but probably not
I like Zak's compassionate approach that includes understanding puppies' natural urge to bite, communicating to the dog what you want and maintaining that bond with your dog. In all the videos I watched before this one, the trainers relied on intimidation, negative conditioning and punishment (leash yanks, poking them in the side, etc.). In those cases the scared and submissive dogs were cowering. They obeyed because they didn't want to be punished again. Not a healthy relationship. Zak's approach may make take more time and dedication, but it's the approach that all dogs - who just want to give unconditional love - deserve.
Thanks for showing us the struggle. Now I won’t panic. It takes time but practice over weeks. Thank you for letting me know.
I followed your tips when we got our German Shepherd girl (especially the redirecting and biting a toy instead of hands etc.), and as a result she still looks for a toy to bite and tug on when I get on the ground. She’s three years old ☺️
I LOST it when he mentioned his shoes! I've watched this entire series and have been trying to figure out how many pairs he has.
How many? I watched it all and didn’t hear that what the heck lol
I have a hypothesis why biting your shoes and ankles was her priority. She's a sheep dog and biting the sheep's ankles was how to get them to behave. It was instinct. This was very good.
I really think this is true. My dog is part border collie. Won’t bite my ankles anymore but if the kids start running he can’t resist biting their ankles and shoes!
Especially true of Corgi's
@@JL-tc3pf Ah HA! (says the 'mom" of corgi-aussi mix pack)
My standard poodle puppy likes to go for the thigh and calves on my 5 year old when he runs about. I'm not aware of them having a herding instinct but she certainly has a prey drive.
I am here to go against that, it's just wat they can easily reach since they are like small. Lol
Even if you don’t have a dog yet your just thinking about getting one your just here to learn and talk about how cute inertia is.
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shoelace/ankle biting 10:51
leash biting 15:22
I have a.d.d and this really helped. Thanks
3:30- biting hands starts
Thanks for helping me skip the BS at the start
I feel so relieved to know this is common and needs patience.
I love that you're showing how long bite inhibition can take. Our GSD was super mouthy for the first few months and then at 10 months it came back for a while it was such a nightmare! Thank you for showing people a much more realistic puppy biting video
No!!!!!! I have a lab shepherd. Once we get past this I don't want it to come back!
I have a German Shepherd puppy that is almost 8 weeks old and her rambunctiousness and biting can be a pain to deal with 🤦🏼♀️. I’m not looking forward to the adolescent phase. She’s already a big puppy, and she’s going to get even bigger.
"If it existed, she was going to bite it." Sounds like my Frenchie. Her favorite things to bite, besides food, are my fingers.
How did you control it? I have a 10 week old piebald and I’ve been putting him in time out for 2-3 minutes. He actually drew blood from my hand. It seems the timeout has been helping. I also got him tons of teething toys and have been trying redirection too
@@josephstewart2580 man, I really wish I could tell you. I haven't solved to yet. I think I need to find that thing that works, and be consistent with it. It's so hard to train this positively, because she doesn't stop long enough to treat the good behavior.
@@josephstewart2580 you are not alone, anyone here, my arms and hands are destroyed by a 12 weeks old puppy 😢 these advices by Zek are gold, redirection have worked for me
@@josephstewart2580 with our puppy we yell ouch super loud and ignore her for 30 seconds or so and it has definitely worked, she doesn't bite anymore. Although she hasn't been at the prime teething stage yet!
Yep that's pretty much my puppy right now
I'm having a terrible time with biting and this new pup. Never had this so bad in my life and I've been watching lots of videos on what to do. I'm 82 and my arms cause a much bigger mess than your young ones so I'm working hard to get past this biting stage. Enjoyed the honestly of this training and not letting us think one time deal will fix it all.
thank you for being authentic, a lot of training videos make you feel that it's so easy and make you feel like a looser but when you showed your hands and arms all scratched I felt like "ok, looks right to me I wanna listen to this guy"
we've recently got an 8 week old sprocker pup - some of these early days have been so tough and we've had no idea how we are going to get through it. Your videos have been unbelievable helpful, I just wanted to say thank you so much. Just seeing another puppy on screen going mad and biting laces, legs, anything that moves.... helps us breath a sigh of relief as we are not the only ones, and we have a normal energetic pup :)
my puppy used to never bite me and just sleep most of the day just like inertia, but now she’s starting to bite when i’m playing with her and of course here is zak to help me! thank you zak!😁
We’re at 10 weeks and finally starting to see some improvements.This video was great, thanks Zak. Gives me hope that we’re on the right path and it will work if we stick at it 👍
My secret to solving puppy biting is to say ouch in a loud and sharp tone just once. Then s/he will automatically buckle his head back. Once s/he does this, praise him for a few seconds and then they will return to their biting. Repeat this same process until they automatically stop. It depends on your dog how many times it takes for them to understand this method and stop all biting. I used this on my 10 week old maltipoo puppy and he didnt bite me the rest of the day! He hasn't even tried to nip me, my clothes, or my hair for the past few weeks!! 10/10 recommend
@Jessica Maine i feel ya Jessica I'm having the same problem with my 16 week old yellow lab mix puppy, redirecting doesn't work she will ignore the toy completely and aim right for my skin and when i walk away she attacks my ankles and legs. When i tell her Ow! or No! she bites ever harder and will latch on and start to growl. I've got so many bruises and cuts. what I've been doing is walking away from her or putting her in time out if she is over stimulated/tired. she gets very rambunctious and not even treats will calm her down. Also socializing your dog is key. Dogs learn bit inhibition from other dogs. its hard now to do this but maybe a family member has a dog that can come a play for an hour, or sign up for a puppy day camp. I don't know how long this will take as i am only on week 3 and i haven't seen progress :( I'm not gonna give up though. I know she will be a great do,g she is just a nut case sometimes.
@Jessica Maine mine too!
@Jessica Maine Same experience. I have a 9 week old Borador puppy (Border Collie/Lab mix) that is hell bent on hunting down my feet and hands. He suddently gets a fit of craziness where he is tugging, growling and biting on my clothes and flesh. Yelping, saying "Ouch" or "No" only make it worse. He is in a state where he does not respond to a treat or a toy. I have to wear socks and full sleeved sweater to make sure it does not hurt. I am getting a professional trainer and joining puppy socialization class to help with his behaviour. Hopefully that would resolve some of this crazy behaviour.
Same here. Our mix (border collie/tibetan terrier) catched our energy when saying "no/auch" loudly, and wanted to bite even more while barking. I started saying no very calmly and it helps him, at least to bite less hard. Training as redirecting him works best, but just for a few minutes. Its all about our own energy, and not letting them get too excited 😅
Jessica Maine I just got a 7 week old puppy a few days ago. I got her from a humane society, and she was separated from her mom and siblings early so her biting is even harder to control. Using the technique of saying ouch makes her bark and bite me more as well. If I turn my back she bites my feet. I redirect her with toys which works sometimes, but she may care about the toy at times and comes back to my feet. I simply pick her up and hold her in one arm until she has a moment of calmness. Your dog may growl at you the first couple times you do it but keep holding them until they are calm for a moment. Eventually they’ll know if they’re calm they be able to get down and resume playing. Then I say yes good girl and put her down and give her a toy. It has been reducing her biting, it’s not gone but it helps. Hope this helps.
I've had my puppy for 8 days now, her biting is so improved just in that short pace of time. She no longer chews on my plants, she has trouble with slippers but we'll get there 😊 Thank you Zak!
Thank you for this! This was so thorough and gives me so much hope I was getting a little frustrated with the nipping but to see you actually train instead of using a trained dog is much appreciated
You all know how much the man loves his shoes! 😂. Not only great training information, but the best entertainment out there❣️. Thanks Zak!
Man, thank you so much for creating this series man. Really appreciate you. I have a brand new puppy and am going through a lot of these exact issues. So really grateful now. 😁
Perfect timing! We are deep in puppy biting phase (10 week old golden retriever) and your puppy biting videos have been the saving grace. In just a few days we have made such great progress. Thank you!!!!!!
This is the first video I’ve seen that shows so much on how to stop puppy biting, this is such a great video, thank you! I have a puppy biter and I’m going to try what you’ve suggested.
I have a 10 week old male Golden retriever puppy, and he is very bold and very nippy at times 😅 When I try to pull him off something that he's not supposed to be chewing on, he responds by biting at my hands and lunging back toward the "illegal" object. When he gets very excited in play he will bite a lot too.
It's so encouraging to read comments of others who are struggling through puppy biting. I'm not alone!
Zak, you don't know how thankful I am for this video! It's ironic, because I recently adopted a puppy almost two weeks ago, and he is exactly like Inertia! I was really frustrated with him constantly biting his leash, shoes, my hands, and pant legs. Luckily, he's getting a lot better, but this video is so helpful as well! Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!
btw, Inertia grew up so fast :)
I really appreciate the realistic aspect of this video. So many of the others that I’ve watched show the dog quickly responding favorably.
I was getting very discouraged because my 12 week old Boston shows little progress. I realize the issue is primarily me. I’m a senior and my response time and dexterity is not what it used to be, making the timing of rewards challenging.
The biggest difficulty I have is my dogs lunging and latching onto my clothes (and sometimes my flesh in the process). 😟
OMG, I can't thank you enough for this video. I recently got a puppy and he has been tearing our fingers off. Thank you so much again for this video. It is really helpful.
My dog knows all the commands but he denies to listen to me when he is excited.
He only obeys me when I have treats.
My 3 month old lab is exactly the same. She’s so lovable but a headache at the same time. It’s like she does the commands when she wants to 😩
SAME
@ninerempire4life28 LOL it's not fraudulent because someone's puppy doesn't listen on command every time … To expect this from a dog you have just started training is exactly the thing id expect from someone like you though.
I recommend an electric collar. Start with them on a leash and say, "come here" and if they don't immediately turn around, hit either the low static or a low vibrate and say again. Stop when they turn around. This will tell them that the stimulus will end when they listen to you. You can then use the collar to get their attention whenever you want, up to 1000ft away! Just be slow and make sure they understand the first step. DON'T use it as a punishment, but as a way of halting unwanted behaviour, and gaining their attention. Don't over do the shock though, enough to get their attention, but no where near high enough to hurt. Sometimes positive reinforcement doesn't work, so you have to find a way that doesn't include treats to train. I hope this helps. My great Dane was a runner if she wasn't on the leash and a puller if she was, but luckily I found a trainer that showed me the strategy above. Best of luck!
@@wolverinebite1126 I thought electric collars were considered cruel and inhumane but a dog trainer recommend it to you
You have saved our skins! No literally! We have a 12wk old GSD and were at our wits end with the biting. We have yelped, presented and redirected to the point of frustration for the last 4 weeks and still she was biting our flesh, ankles, hands and even started snapping. After watching your video last night I worked more on acknowledging good behaviour (rewarding pats etc without biting) with tiny pieces of chicken and it's working! Wouldn't say we're completely over it but tonight I can at least pat my puppy without fear of losing a finger!
This video is so perfectly timed for me and my new BC puppy. Thank you! 😭❤️
I love your videos! My husband and I have been so frustrated with our puppy’s biting and how painful it’s been with her biting our arms/legs and tearing our clothes. I’ll admit we have reacted sometimes in not the best way. But, your video gives me hope and reassurance that it’s normal behavior for them and that there is a fix!
Us too, my boyfriend and I have been feeling so confused on what we are doing wrong. And sometimes it hurts so much and he keeps going. Today he did it really hard and kept biting harder and I got mad and held his mouth shut and said no and I feel like that was a mistake. This video helps a lot to know it get better if we stick with having more patience
Thanks for taking the time to put together this compilation! It's very encouraging to look back and Inertia's progress as I'm in the thick of it with my baby shark. ;-)
Thanks for the honest video. Its good to see that it takes time, even for a great dog trainer, it gives me hope !
That was honestly the best part. My pup is 15 weeks and still nips a lot, but after reflecting while watching this video I realized it has gotten better in small ways. It’s relieving to see a professional trainer say it takes a lot of time (even though my pup is older than his at the end of the video 😓).
I'm helping my neighbors train a mastiff puppy. Whenever she bites, I instantly stand up and turn around (after saying "no biting" and pulling her off). Of course I always try to redirect with toys if she looks like she might bite, but if she actually did clamp her daily strengthening jaws on me, I needed it to be very clear that's not acceptable at all. The first time I did this, she was a little confused and tried to get herself back in my line of vision- but she was still in bit mode. Only after she sat or lay down did I immediately turn back and praise her and we continued playing. She didn't bite for a while after that and now after a couple weeks of doing this every day when I come over once or twice, she rarely bites me at all. She had less of a problem with play biting than she did actually wanting to bit you because, (for example) the other dog is being pet, or I "want that treat now". My neighbors don't do what I do though and unfortunately, they still get bit (several times to the point of drawing blood) She is really a brilliant dog and catches on to ideas quick. She learned very quickly that biting the people she played with was not good, but she still bit them or my neighbors' other small dog purposefully when she wanted attention (the neighbors would often yell "ouch" or even hold her firmly whenever she bit. Soon though she'll get to big to hold firmly anymore...). But I didn't do that and it's amazing how fast she understood. Me and this big puppy have a very sweet relationship now and while I definitely wouldn't recommend this method for all dogs, this Mastiff puppy is both amazingly smart and very sensitive to my intentions. She wants so desperately to be on my good side and she's got it pretty well down that biting the me gets her the exact opposite of what she wants. I can't see Zak using this method, especially sense he wants Inertia to do alot of things with her mouth, but we needed it to be very clear that biting people was an absolute no because this dog is going to be huge and her jaws, an intimating sight to behold. It's definitely helped and on top of other training, plenty of play time and cuddles, it's worked well for her and she's greatly improved.
I am currently training my 2nd mastiff breed. 1st was cane Corso (she was so smart) and now training a 12 week old Dogue de Bordeaux. Standing up crossing my arms and looking away works quick, especially for my smaller kids. Even just looking away and taking the hand etc away works pretty well.
I have a 4 months old puppy and she has stopped most of the biting and it makes me so happy! She is so smart and knows sit, down, paw, other paw, heel, almost sit pretty, right side, left side and stay! Your videos have helped so much!
Hands down, best video on puppy biting. Really has helped us...THANK YOU.
I think you are the only puppy training coach that has worked for me and my puppy !!
We're off to a great start but we need extra help and ideas and that's what this video gives. It's encouraging to see how Inertia progressed through this stage and see the end goal. Thanks for making your videos and books.
If I will get a puppy your going to be my coach 100 percent
Omg I got hearted
Winner of a video, been searching for "teaching your dog tricks books" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Diyadison Genia Equalizer - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
@ninerempire4life28 nope completely wrong
@@keeku860 ur dumb af Zak is a youtuber not a dog trainer he just bribes dogs with treats no diciplin and dog doesn't respect him at all and does what it wants and pulls on leader he also uses harnesses which are for pulling not to help the dog understand to walk nicely on leash
Hi, I’ve just got an eight week old multipoo puppy. I understand how hard training and biting is. I realise my puppy has now started to get bored inside
, as she hasn’t had her second vaccinations yet. Therefore she is biting a lot, your vids really help, so thanks x
Zak I love your vids your probably the only dog trainer that actually teaches things.!
Thank you for putting us at ease with this new experience. Keep them coming, I just sign up for puppy box... I appreciate the 50% off I did the year subscription.
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We have a 10 week old Mini Australian Sheppard and we are knee deep in puppy biting. It's frustrating, but these videos are super helpful in coaching us in the realities of this phase. We got both of your books and watch your videos almost every day. Thanks for the help!!!
My mini Aussie is 18 weeks & still puppy biting a lot. It’s gotten better but he just started losing teeth
We have an Australian Shepherd 2 days ago and boy he loves to bite 😂😂😂😂
Zak, got the pup box. Thanks for the advice. Trying to teach my puppy like this!
I’m getting my puppy throw august so I’ve been bingeing your entire series non stop
I really appreciate how realistic this video is!! Apart from the biting tips, it's helpful to know that it's normal for a puppy to not want to play sometimes, or to train, and also that leaving them be to do their own thing when they don't show interest is ok. Thanks so much for helping my new puppy anxiety :)
i recently got my cackapoo puppy his names
rocky he does exactly wat inertia does
this series and channels helps me out soo much!!!
Love all your vids Zak ! I love dogs and training them you have helped a lot and I enjoy watching with my dog Harley and me from England ! Keep it up x 👍🏼😁
Just got my second puppy. It's nice coming back to familiar videos for refreshers! My first boy is so well behaved and I used your books and videos!! Thank you!
Im gonna get a new pup soon! and I know your videos will help train him. I also trained my current dog with your videos!😀
Our dog is super rough play, (he’s a bull terrier) so I needed this
Thankyou for explaining and being straight to the point, we have subbed
I actually added your playlist today morning.. its really good..👍🏻👍🏻
We just got a corgi and he’s exactly like Inertia!! The biting at the heels, ankles, and feet/shoes is so frustrating but I just started using your tips so hoping to see progress.
Did it work?
I have been struggling with a puppy who loves to bite. I can’t wait to try these out!
Thank you for your videos! ☺️
I adore you Zak George...... I just simply so needed this message. I"m a very expierienced dog owner and amateur trainer and am struggling hard core with my current border collie/kelpie 4 month old foster puppy. You should see my hands. She has broke the skin so many times and yet there isn't an ounce of malicious intent. I had absolutely never dealt with such persistence in a puppy (and I've worked with A LOT). I felt like I was doing all the right things already, slight verbal correction and replace with a toy (and the tips on replacing with a training session were so helpful!). As was the advice that sometimes they just need a little cool down time on their own until their brains are in a calmer state. I knew it would take time but it was so refreshing to see a dog expert like you deal with those same issues for weeks and weeks and gave me such hope to just persevere with doing all the right things and that eventually it will subside. I now feel empowered and ready to take on the mighty Serena!
I just got a standard poodle puppy and your videos with inertia are really helpful!
I do say ouch , scream from pain but my puppy he doesn't care he will continue biting 😂
This was 11 months ago please tell it gets better! Got a 9 week old myself
@@rsnts5550 we have a 9 week old and he's doing the same thing. Kinda nice to see it's not just us.
We all in that same boat I see😂
How about a correction?
My husky is 9 weeks old too and he's a devil, biting everything and training seems hard
I have a Border Collie pup that my dog actually gave birth too! So Ive known her from day 1! And since day 1 I have been watching your videos because you are amazing and so is Inertia! I really want to train Bandit to do the Stall Trick
She’s so big now I remember when u first got her 🥺 your videos helped my puppy soooo much
ZAK. God I wish I could hug you! Thank you for all the tips. We have a brand new English Shepard pup. I’ve been watching and learning from you every since! Now our 2 month old prince has hit chewing stage so hinds me at today video! I just wanted to say thank you for all the tips they work and have helped gratefully!!! We also signed up for pup box and thank you for help with half off! What a great offer and treat for our new prince each month! Many blessings! I’m at the point where I highly think Netflix needs to sign ya for a show!!! Sending love! Thanks again! The Myers Family!
Love these recap videos as we brought Pax home Thursday.
She definitely doesn't respond to "ouch!"
Watching this video after an overly rambunctious play session time out. (And she is back to sleep lol)
I'm getting a lab mix in two weeks! I've watched this series 3 times through lol
Prepare those fingers..
Just got an American Bulldog/Lab mix puppy from a foster and he is amazing your videos and books have helped so much! Thank you 🙂
I love your positive, loving approach. I’m getting a Corgi, and I’ve read that they are very sensitive. I’m really enjoying these - studying ahead of time!
I just got a cocker spaniel I love her soooo much but biting is a problem hahahaha 😂 you videos are beyond helpful thank you!
Got another cocker….and so it begins once again 😂
Same. I got a dachshund puppy. His bites feel like swords😫😂😂😂
I got a dorkie the bites hurt
Omg same my boy is a cocker and he WILL NOT stop biting 😭😭😭
I got a shih tzu puppy same problem
The slender ninja I used to have a shih Tzu ❤️
Omg it’s like you’re describing my puppy, he also won’t stop biting and my shoe laces can never stay tied up 😂 I’m going to start training him today, thanks heaps!
Really a fun and very informative, practical training session. Thank you!
3 weeks today since my dog's at home and she's getting better day by day. I've been doing what I've seen in your videos and I definitely see progress! Most of the bites are not so bad anymore and she licks a lot more!
This would really solve my puppy's biting problem... Thank you so much! Love from India 💕
This is my favorite video already just by reading the title
This was so useful! Thank you! 🐶
I have Zak George's dog training revolution book and I love it!
I love this channel but I wish inertia was my dog
I just got an 8 week old lab puppy and have been watching all of your videos! She's wearing her harness and leashed to me at all times so I'm controlling her environment, taking her outside every 30 minutes to potty and using my clicker and treats every time she does something I like! (: All thanks to you! Also, I'm currently going to school to become a behavior analyst and love learning about dog behavior. Your videos explain so many great behavioral principles that I'm familiar with and truly believe in! I wanted to ask you what your favorite high value treats are? Also, do you have any suggestions for help with my puppy in the car? She starts to get nervous (whining, panting and yawning) in the car. I feel bad because she had a long trip (3 hours) home from the breeder to me and I'm worried it gave her a bad first experience! Can I help her relax in the car? Thank you for making these great videos and for inspiring me to be the best dog trainer (:
I did. It helped so much. I've also, when she walks without biting I'll drop a treat and say good girl. I've accidentally found this channel and it has helped SO much.
Thank you so much for this. It's so relieving to see that my puppy acts the same way and what to do about it. You rock!
I just adopted my miniature poodle, and my breeder recommended Zak George. I needed to see this. ASTON, my poodle is my first puppy and I was feeling discouraged. This video lets me know that I am doing my best and eventually he will get it. I’m planning to speed my morning watching every video!,
If you see this I hope have a good day zak
YES! I've been waiting for this video for my 9 week old puppy!
i just got a new 8 week old Poochon and i would already do anything for him and you are 1000 percent my dog trainer thank you for helping me
I’m getting a Rottweiler cross pitbull soon and no one believes I can train him but I tell them I watch Zak George and Victoria Stilwell ❤️😊
TH-cam's pesky algorithm has me hooked on It's Me Or The Dog clips!
I have one and I used his videos and he is perfect!
Thank you, this is exactly the video I was looking for. Not only to learn how to properly take care of my new puppy when he's being like this, but also seeing that I'm not alone in this.
This is so helpful. My golden retriever puppy is 11 weeks old, and the puppy biting has been intense (along with the jumping). I do appreciate the fact that you want that it takes time.
Thank you for this! Makes me feel so much better and eased my anxiety greatly! I have a half German shepherd so she’s going to get big and I thought at first that she was being too aggressive. She got worse after day 3 of having her but now day 10 she is getting better!
Video: “If it existed, then she was gonna bite it”.
Me: PRAISE GOD IM NOT ALONE!
Freaking same
Me too
Hi! I'm from Brazil, and I just wanted to say: Congratulations! Your job is amazing. That's the best dog training chanel I've ever seen. Your videos are helping me a lot. Not only with my dog, but practicing my english too. Keep up with the good work.
Thanks, that means a lot. 😁
And some day for sure I will visit the grand canyon state. Must be quite a sight
Hi Zak!
Just like to thank you and tell you how much I appreciate your vidoes, it has helped me a lot with my new pubby, wich is BorderCollie / Icelandic
All the best from Iceland and happy new year to you!
This was so helpful! THANK YOU! Can you do this type of video but for leash walking?