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I had a walk-in shower in my last home. My Bogie would even follow me in there and sit at the other end until I was finished. Now, understand it was the same shower I bathed him in and he HATED being bathed!!! I think he knew that shower time was when I was the most vulnerable and he was protecting me. He passed two years ago and I miss him so much.
I adopted my Min Pin from a family that let the kids dress her up but never take her out. So she went in the house and was scolded. The owner threw her into my arms and yelled good riddance. She was 9 months old. I do as I always do when I rescue with a small dog, I stuffed her into my shirt and brought her home. That was 13 years ago and she sleeps next to me every night.
@@frankiejayverdaasdonk3664 You'll love it. It's rough during their puppy years, but everything they do "wrong" is because of something you didn't do. For example, they chewed things up in the house when they were left unattended. They should have been put in a crate when they were unattended and things they can destroy should be out of reach. They're not getting enough play time, stimulation, and exercise. They have so much energy. They are compelled to use it on something. I know you will love finally getting to be a dog person. Just give him or her the best you can give. They need you to spend time with them and pay attention to them. They need interaction. They need to belong to your pack (even if it's just you and your dog).
All these graceful dogs. My dog just rumbles around like a bodybuilding toddler. Listen, she’s two feet tall and 70lbs. Shes a sturdy gal. Oh my pitbull. 😂
My pitbull was about 9-12 weeks AND neglected if not abused. She clearly comes from a fighting litter due to her size and dislike of certain objects. The vet said my dog is so obsessed with me that it could be dangerous for other people. Because obsession causes protectiveness and aggression. Plus side, she only listens to me. Downside, I need a love seat because I can’t fit myself and her in a chair. Even though she thinks it’s comfortable. Yea, for her.
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I adopted a 5 year old yorkie mix a couple of weeks ago, that was possibly abused in the past. She was scared on our way home but when we got home, she became imprinted on me and my daughter. I'm glad she now have a loving family
We adopted a dog who was abused. I stay at home and he imprinted on me very quickly. Besides him I have a little pomipoo and a cat. All 3 go wherever I go all day long.
My pups sleep in bed with me. Saving up for a new bed. Right now, I am blessed to care for 2 pups. Gretta is a schnauzer and around 11 or older, rescue from a neglectful place. And Duke is 7 and small for a Great Dane. He's the first giant I've ever cared for. My little full size bed is a little bit cramped for the 3 of us.
I have a seizure disorder, and when I got my beagle, she helped calm things in my life! Specifically, my seizures slowed down! When she passed away, my seizures slowly came back, and I can't wait to find my next great match!!
I have Epilepsy and my seizures have been noticeably lessened due to my Chi. & Min Pin. My neurologist agrees. Not exactly sure how it works but it does. ❣️
Yep! I had 4 mini dachshunds, mostly adopted/rescued - only one from a breeder, yet all of them followed me everywhere! Like they say, you’ll never go to the bathroom along again with a Doxie lol. I’m sure it’s the same for many other breeds.
Our Lhasa Apso is extremely concerned that I've been doing arts and crafts in the kitchen lately to make Christmas presents. I swear he's guarding me because this is all highly unusual business.
My current dog is a Rescue, supposedly three when I adopted her. I think she bonded as soon as a put a leash on her and the best term I would use to describe her would be clinging. I call her by Velcro Dog. I've been around dogs most of my life, this one stays closer than any of the others.
I’ve been an English Bulldog owner my entire life. Our current little bundle of joy is a lovely boy……But on walks……he pulls us, retirees, so hard we could easily fall over, and he wants to meet everyone on the street dog or human and drags us toward them. What can we do to counter act this behaviour ??
I've heard that dogs follow you into the bathroom as a protection mechanism. In the wild, using the bathroom puts them in a vulnerable position, so it's their way of protecting you while you're in a vulnerable position.😂❤
I have an Aussie and they call them Velcro dogs for a reason lol. I also have a border collie mix he is even more of a Velcro dog. Both will leave playing with other dogs to check on me and naturally do not stray far. They always have to check in. I may have moved
Just recently lost my GSD. 9 Month old rescue dog, when I got her almost a year ago. She was so calm and timid the first month. I had to fight to get her into the truck. I don't know her previous history, but when she realized I always took her home, we became inseparable. We did everything together, and at times it was annoying. She just had so much energy. It's been less than a week, started boxing up all her stuff. It's hard when they are gone.
@@bangbang9ergang524 She would of been 20 months old. Jumped over the 6 foot fence and got hit by a car. Mostly black with some gold. It was getting dark and she bolted out from behind a spruce tree.
I'm so sorry, so happy she knew what love was before she passed. Remember,there's always room in your heart for more love, and there's always an animal that needs it desperately..
Once you have a Doxie you will be in love with that breed for ever! I 4 in a row with one left now at 13. They where all adopted elderly yet lived up to 18!! Enjoy your lil Doxie they are amazing
@@DoggyQuarters in the new year My Wife & I hopefully are going to be parents to a mini Dachshund🤗 It’s fantastic having videos from a Great channel like Yours👍very informative & definitely eye opening👌👌👌
Most pets follow owners and act hyper because the owner is hyper and has the pet in a neurotic state of mind. The owner fosters the bad behavior. Pets are not children, they are pets first. Treat them with rules, boundaries and then provide affection, not the other way around.
I work with a girl who had a 4-year-old female German Shepherd. She brought her in one day, it was the first time I ever met her dog. As I walked by her cubicle I said hi to her dog, petted her. The dog followed me to my office and laid down against the wall parallel to my desk. Every time I left my office the dog would get up and follow me wherever I went and then she would come back into my office and lay back down against the wall. The girl asked me what I did to her dog and why she was following me all around wherever I went. I told her I didn't do anything to her dog and I don't know why her dog is doing this. Why would her dog do this?
How’s your health? If you haven’t had a physical in a while, please get one ASAP! Doggo could be alerting you to an abnormality in your body. My Service Dog is a social butterfly & has alerted me to encourage strangers to get checked out. She even alerted me to an elderly lady about to pass out in Target. I frequently get massages & my Babygirl requires a “1:1” session with my Therapist before we get started - he says that she ALWAYS tells on him when he’s not feeling well or taking care of himself. My son & I say that she has welcomed him into our pack & must care for him as well! 😊
Or maybe she sees you as part of the pack, based on your coworker's interaction with you. If you are her supervisor, maybe the dog sees you as the pack leader and is trying to get in good with the pack and the leader of the pack. Or maybe she just took a liking to you.
It's not uncommon for dogs to exhibit aggressive behavior toward other dogs. First, I think you can training your spitz using positive reinforcement techniques. Teach basic commands such as "sit," "stay," and "leave it." When at the park, use a leash if necessary to maintain control. If the issue persists, consider consulting a professional dog trainer 😊
I have a 3 year old chihuahua/beagle hybrid who is a rescue. She's my furry cousin, but she follows me everywhere and sleeps with me in my bed. My main issue with her is that she has a habit of trying to play with me at bedtime, especially when I'm starting to doze off. I keep trying to get her to play downstairs in the living room, but she prefers to play upstairs in my bedroom. Not really sure how to correct that behavior other than giving her calming treats, which take about an hour to make her sleepy.
That’s hilarious. My chihuahua used to have nighttime bedtime energy too. Now she only gets like that if I don’t let her walk and play about 30 minutes after her evening feeding. And I give her a bedtime treat and she’s ready for bed. If only she didn’t have a bladder the size of a teaspoon and we wasn’t two stories and across the house from the yard at 3 am way too manny night 😂
This is a sign of excess energy. You need to be more active with your beagle/Chi mix. Both breeds are energetic and need to be stimulated with activity in order for them to have healthy habits. Please try to take your pup out more often or do more playtime activities prior to bedtime.
I have an Australian Shepherd and I chose to start training her early to stay while I go do things. Sometimes it's fine if she is with me and sometimes I don't want to watch her while I'm doing things. I gotta be honest - when she gives me "the look" what I want is seldom important. Dogs are love in a fur coat and if you're lucky enough to have one take the time to train them, pay attention to them, and love them.
I never use a leash (I know it's legally wrong) on my Chihuahua Luna. She follows me everywhere and never ever runs or takes off and people love to see her so being so independent and she is sooo happy.
My chihuahua only has three working legs so a leash seems pretty ridiculous on her. she doesn’t run anywhere faster than I can grab her in just a step or two
The real reason most pets follow you anywhere is because you keep feeding them. Once my dog learned how to pick the tomatoes and raspberries out of the garden for himself, he went deaf because he stopped coming when you called him...
I have a big dog that loves to know where I am. She is not afraid of much except heavy traffic. She has fixed routines one of them being annoying me between 1800 and 1900 hours. It is much like an overtired child. Otherwise she is social and friendly and loves attention.😁😁😁
BULLSIHGT.. i got my rottweiler and every other dog after they spent at least 4 months with their mother....you can imprint any dog at any time all you have to do as stair lovingly to their eyes , but not too long at each intervals and yes you got it your pooch will crave those loving eye contacts and will see you as their go to companion and will love you the more for it
I am so sorry, If the subscribe bell sound startled anyone.
Thank you guys for sticking with me through this, even after my sonic assault 🙏
But you guys will never forget to subscribe, right?
I’m glad you realized it. I am totally sure you would have many more subscribers already if it weren’t for that annoying bell lol… I really like the content of your channel, that’s why I’m bringing it up. Best of luck!
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@@Joe.T888 Thank you so so much ❤
The suscribe bell is a little jarring. Your video was great other than that.
Your dog follows you be cause they love you unconditionly, mans best friend. Best ever!
I had a walk-in shower in my last home. My Bogie would even follow me in there and sit at the other end until I was finished. Now, understand it was the same shower I bathed him in and he HATED being bathed!!! I think he knew that shower time was when I was the most vulnerable and he was protecting me. He passed two years ago and I miss him so much.
My dad passed away a little over a year ago. I brought home his huge 120lb german shepard. He's my shadow, everywhere I go there he is
I adopted my Min Pin from a family that let the kids dress her up but never take her out. So she went in the house and was scolded. The owner threw her into my arms and yelled good riddance. She was 9 months old. I do as I always do when I rescue with a small dog, I stuffed her into my shirt and brought her home. That was 13 years ago and she sleeps next to me every night.
Best breed for me!
I have a min pin. He is 9.
My min pin is 1. First time dog owner 😅
Thank for your sharing. It's so beautiful ♥
@@frankiejayverdaasdonk3664 You'll love it. It's rough during their puppy years, but everything they do "wrong" is because of something you didn't do. For example, they chewed things up in the house when they were left unattended. They should have been put in a crate when they were unattended and things they can destroy should be out of reach. They're not getting enough play time, stimulation, and exercise. They have so much energy. They are compelled to use it on something. I know you will love finally getting to be a dog person. Just give him or her the best you can give. They need you to spend time with them and pay attention to them. They need interaction. They need to belong to your pack (even if it's just you and your dog).
Yes! It's true! Rescues are especially loving because they are so grateful. My Anubis is always with me no matter where I am. I love him so much.
I survived six years without a German Shepherd. It was a difficult and torturous time. Had my Chas 21months now. He was a rescue for both of us.
I can understand your feeling at that time. It's great that you have Chas ❤
I have a mom and son combo. So my boy has been with me every single day of his life. He’s my big giant white shadow.
All these graceful dogs. My dog just rumbles around like a bodybuilding toddler. Listen, she’s two feet tall and 70lbs. Shes a sturdy gal. Oh my pitbull. 😂
So say that she so handsome 😆😆
My pitbull was about 9-12 weeks AND neglected if not abused. She clearly comes from a fighting litter due to her size and dislike of certain objects. The vet said my dog is so obsessed with me that it could be dangerous for other people. Because obsession causes protectiveness and aggression. Plus side, she only listens to me. Downside, I need a love seat because I can’t fit myself and her in a chair. Even though she thinks it’s comfortable. Yea, for her.
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I adopted a 5 year old yorkie mix a couple of weeks ago, that was possibly abused in the past. She was scared on our way home but when we got home, she became imprinted on me and my daughter. I'm glad she now have a loving family
We adopted a dog who was abused. I stay at home and he imprinted on me very quickly. Besides him I have a little pomipoo and a cat. All 3 go wherever I go all day long.
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My pups sleep in bed with me. Saving up for a new bed. Right now, I am blessed to care for 2 pups. Gretta is a schnauzer and around 11 or older, rescue from a neglectful place. And Duke is 7 and small for a Great Dane. He's the first giant I've ever cared for. My little full size bed is a little bit cramped for the 3 of us.
I have a seizure disorder, and when I got my beagle, she helped calm things in my life! Specifically, my seizures slowed down! When she passed away, my seizures slowly came back, and I can't wait to find my next great match!!
I think if you share this with everybody more, their seizures will slow down too. I hope you find a new friend soon...like your beagle ❤
Hello I read somewhere there were specific dogs bred and trained for people with seizures these dogs sense seizures beforehand.
I have Epilepsy and my seizures have been noticeably lessened due to my Chi. & Min Pin. My neurologist agrees. Not exactly sure how it works but it does. ❣️
I just got a labradoodle and she follows me I love it
Yep! I had 4 mini dachshunds, mostly adopted/rescued - only one from a breeder, yet all of them followed me everywhere! Like they say, you’ll never go to the bathroom along again with a Doxie lol. I’m sure it’s the same for many other breeds.
Our Lhasa Apso is extremely concerned that I've been doing arts and crafts in the kitchen lately to make Christmas presents. I swear he's guarding me because this is all highly unusual business.
Oh really? Very nice 💯
My current dog is a Rescue, supposedly three when I adopted her. I think she bonded as soon as a put a leash on her and the best term I would use to describe her would be clinging. I call her by Velcro Dog. I've been around dogs most of my life, this one stays closer than any of the others.
Lets not forget the biggest reason.. "You might go into the kitchen, and that is where accidental snacks may occur."
I’ve been an English Bulldog owner my entire life.
Our current little bundle of joy is a lovely boy……But on walks……he pulls us, retirees, so hard we could easily fall over, and he wants to meet everyone on the street dog or human and drags us toward them.
What can we do to counter act this behaviour ??
I've heard that dogs follow you into the bathroom as a protection mechanism. In the wild, using the bathroom puts them in a vulnerable position, so it's their way of protecting you while you're in a vulnerable position.😂❤
Thanks for your sharing 🤩
I have an Aussie and they call them Velcro dogs for a reason lol. I also have a border collie mix he is even more of a Velcro dog. Both will leave playing with other dogs to check on me and naturally do not stray far. They always have to check in. I may have moved
I have a pug, I cant go anywhere without him ... I dont think I'll ever be able to have a shit alone ever again haha
Just recently lost my GSD. 9 Month old rescue dog, when I got her almost a year ago. She was so calm and timid the first month. I had to fight to get her into the truck. I don't know her previous history, but when she realized I always took her home, we became inseparable. We did everything together, and at times it was annoying. She just had so much energy. It's been less than a week, started boxing up all her stuff. It's hard when they are gone.
May I ask what happened? Was it old age? You said 9 months old. So just little confused
@@bangbang9ergang524 She would of been 20 months old. Jumped over the 6 foot fence and got hit by a car. Mostly black with some gold. It was getting dark and she bolted out from behind a spruce tree.
😓😓😓 Thank for your sharing!
I'm so sorry, so happy she knew what love was before she passed. Remember,there's always room in your heart for more love, and there's always an animal that needs it desperately..
I adopted my little Dashound when she was 2.05 years she seems to have imprinted on me.
She seems to absolutely love it when we are together.
Once you have a Doxie you will be in love with that breed for ever! I 4 in a row with one left now at 13. They where all adopted elderly yet lived up to 18!! Enjoy your lil Doxie they are amazing
I’ve had lots of dogs in my 64 years of all breads big and small including terriers, and all my dogs have been Velcro dogs 😂
Is it possible that your charisma is exceptionally strong? lol 😆
@@DoggyQuarters Naaah I wouldn’t think so 😂🤣
What an informative & very interesting video, after watching I didn’t think twice to subscribe 👍
Thank you so so so much 😭😭❤
@@DoggyQuarters in the new year My Wife & I hopefully are going to be parents to a mini Dachshund🤗 It’s fantastic having videos from a Great channel like Yours👍very informative & definitely eye opening👌👌👌
@@markjones6564 Omg!! That's my plan in the future too...a brown Dachshund 😆
@@DoggyQuarters Awesome 👍We’re thinking of getting a smooth haired one not sure of the colour, We Love them all👍
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My cavillier and little schnauzer follows me everywhere even the bathroom i never leave thefor more than 2 hours
good video thank you
Most pets follow owners and act hyper because the owner is hyper and has the pet in a neurotic state of mind. The owner fosters the bad behavior. Pets are not children, they are pets first. Treat them with rules, boundaries and then provide affection, not the other way around.
I work with a girl who had a 4-year-old female German Shepherd. She brought her in one day, it was the first time I ever met her dog. As I walked by her cubicle I said hi to her dog, petted her. The dog followed me to my office and laid down against the wall parallel to my desk. Every time I left my office the dog would get up and follow me wherever I went and then she would come back into my office and lay back down against the wall. The girl asked me what I did to her dog and why she was following me all around wherever I went. I told her I didn't do anything to her dog and I don't know why her dog is doing this. Why would her dog do this?
Wow!! It's amazing ❤
How’s your health? If you haven’t had a physical in a while, please get one ASAP! Doggo could be alerting you to an abnormality in your body. My Service Dog is a social butterfly & has alerted me to encourage strangers to get checked out. She even alerted me to an elderly lady about to pass out in Target.
I frequently get massages & my Babygirl requires a “1:1” session with my Therapist before we get started - he says that she ALWAYS tells on him when he’s not feeling well or taking care of himself. My son & I say that she has welcomed him into our pack & must care for him as well! 😊
Or maybe she sees you as part of the pack, based on your coworker's interaction with you. If you are her supervisor, maybe the dog sees you as the pack leader and is trying to get in good with the pack and the leader of the pack. Or maybe she just took a liking to you.
Humans are the party. They have the food, the toys, the belly rubs . . . 🥳
That's right 🤣 and we love them...
I call my little Yorkie my little duckling
Am I the only one who thought that thumbnail was hilarious?
My dog follows me because he thinks he is going to get a treat. ...I might cook something. Lol
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Same here.
I named my dog Shadow because he follows me more than my own shadow...😂🥰
That's so cute 😆
Same name for our German Shepard, for the same reason 😂
Hi
My spitz is very lovely and easy go with people but she is fighting with most of the dogs in the parc
What do u advice me pls
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It's not uncommon for dogs to exhibit aggressive behavior toward other dogs. First, I think you can training your spitz using positive reinforcement techniques. Teach basic commands such as "sit," "stay," and "leave it." When at the park, use a leash if necessary to maintain control. If the issue persists, consider consulting a professional dog trainer 😊
My first dog would sit on my feet during a thunderstorm.
I have a 3 year old chihuahua/beagle hybrid who is a rescue. She's my furry cousin, but she follows me everywhere and sleeps with me in my bed. My main issue with her is that she has a habit of trying to play with me at bedtime, especially when I'm starting to doze off. I keep trying to get her to play downstairs in the living room, but she prefers to play upstairs in my bedroom. Not really sure how to correct that behavior other than giving her calming treats, which take about an hour to make her sleepy.
That’s hilarious. My chihuahua used to have nighttime bedtime energy too. Now she only gets like that if I don’t let her walk and play about 30 minutes after her evening feeding. And I give her a bedtime treat and she’s ready for bed.
If only she didn’t have a bladder the size of a teaspoon and we wasn’t two stories and across the house from the yard at 3 am way too manny night 😂
This is a sign of excess energy.
You need to be more active with your beagle/Chi mix.
Both breeds are energetic and need to be stimulated with activity in order for them to have healthy habits.
Please try to take your pup out more often or do more playtime activities prior to bedtime.
I have an Australian Shepherd and I chose to start training her early to stay while I go do things.
Sometimes it's fine if she is with me and sometimes I don't want to watch her while I'm doing things.
I gotta be honest - when she gives me "the look" what I want is seldom important.
Dogs are love in a fur coat and if you're lucky enough to have one take the time to train them, pay attention to them, and love them.
Thank for your share ❤❤
Anyone know what type of dog that is @2:10
I never use a leash (I know it's legally wrong) on my Chihuahua Luna. She follows me everywhere and never ever runs or takes off and people love to see her so being so independent and she is sooo happy.
My chihuahua only has three working legs so a leash seems pretty ridiculous on her. she doesn’t run anywhere faster than I can grab her in just a step or two
My ex had a puppy that would follow him. A loose dog went after him. The small breed puppy got hit by a car to get away from the dog. Be careful!
My little chiweenie does this. I love it but when I’m in the kitchen cooking, I put him in his kennel so he doesn’t get hurt.
I think your little chiweenie will understand your heart 🥰
24k years ago. But close enough 😏😏
My Keeshond is definitely a Velcro dog 😂
“Your dog is following you too closely.”
No that’s not possible.
They can never be too close.
Meanwhile dog would be humping your leg if it was one inch closer.
My dog stands behind me when I cook and I almost trip over her!
Omg!! My mom too 😥..Luckily, she wasn't hurt
Omg! My mom stands behing me when I cook too! Glad she wasn't hurt.
The real reason most pets follow you anywhere is because you keep feeding them. Once my dog learned how to pick the tomatoes and raspberries out of the garden for himself, he went deaf because he stopped coming when you called him...
I have a big dog that loves to know where I am. She is not afraid of much except heavy traffic. She has fixed routines one of them being annoying me between 1800 and 1900 hours. It is much like an overtired child. Otherwise she is social and friendly and loves attention.😁😁😁
She really love you, be consistent with her routine...
@@DoggyQuarters I have no doubt that she loves me. She likes all the people that she meets but this one is daddy’s girl 😁😁😁
I adopted my dog at 7 months
I think at this age, it's easy to teach them
BULLSIHGT.. i got my rottweiler and every other dog after they spent at least 4 months with their mother....you can imprint any dog at any time all you have to do as stair lovingly to their eyes , but not too long at each intervals and yes you got it your pooch will crave those loving eye contacts and will see you as their go to companion and will love you the more for it
Thank for your share ❤
Mine waits outside the door when I am in the bathroom.
Congratulations, you always have a tail 🤣
Mine pushes the bathroom door open.
"Dog, why do you like sniffing my farts?"
Mine comes into the bathroom!
My Pom will do a little scratch at the bathroom door after I take a shower. He comes in, licks my shins, and he's done. I love him.
Humans didn’t domesticate dogs for companionship wth
Wrong…Anthropologist know that chihuahuas were originally bred for food… The way small and portable source of meat…do your research
food for who?
That's terrible poor puppies, thanks for the info
My dog can’t turn left
Medical condition? that is sad.
I think he’s related to zoolander
My dog either he lost his left leg when it was hit by a car before we adopted him.
Why... food.
My dog speaks clearer to me than you do, I don't need instructions from any human, in fact, I don't understand what most humans say or do.
Same reason that cats do.
My dog is also scared of noises #3, like your stupid bell to subscribe. I had to stop watching.
I am so sorry 😥 Thank you for watching ❤
I WISH ITWAS TRUE BUT DOGS ARE NOT....NOT......NOT DESCENDED FROM WOLVES.
Then where did they come from please explain? facts? proof? site a Legit scientific article?
@@frankrawr7747 i dont think youre getting a response here :D
OH YEAH, ENLIGHTEN US, with out caps lock on
are you ok? because they most certainly did descend from wolves.
Dogs are domesticated wolves & have the DNA to prove it.
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