@@Incognito._.18 bro my dog has a fear of baths.. one time i was giving her one she jumped out and went under my legs and it looked like i pissed myself 😂
@@user-xe5eq9br1c Obviously. Ive had a shelter dog before and despite putting SO many hours, trying to get the dog to behave, she wouldnt comply at all. She ransacked the house multiple times, was able to GET OUT of a locked crate, jumped through a window and broke her leg… The point is he’s saying “Have your dog master the side roll”. But lots of people struggle with basic crap with their dogs. So good luck replicating this is what I’m saying …
@@user-xe5eq9br1c You can back off. Lol you have some nerve. Dog was abused and about to get killed, nobody wanted her. I don’t feel the need to prove myself to you. You’re clueless and WEREN’T even there. How can you say? Clueless.
I honestly wouldn't even call this training, more like easing into a habit preferably from an early age. I've never in my life owned a dog but I've always had cats. And as the myth has it cats hate water n all. Not if you get them used to it from an early age. I can bathe my cats, clip their nails and touch them absolutely anywhere. All stuff I've gotten them used to from since they were kittens. Occasional bathing incase they're incapable of grooming themselves well enough when they get old, nail clipping for my own and my furnitures sake, full tolerance to any touching for vet visits and at home checks. My cats never get pissed or angry when I touch the supposed cat no-no areas like stomach or tail. Practice makes perfect.
I said the same thing! It takes peanut butter, his favorite brush, and a lot of petting to get my husky through bath time but he’ll never stay still like this
Every dog I have ever owned will get into a wash tub and sit down without having to tell them more than once. I've never had to train any of them. I simply ask them to perform a task and reward them when they figure it out. Every dog you create a trusting bond with will do their best to meet your expectations. It's up to you to make your expectations as clear as possible without becoming aggressive and creating more nervous energy. A dog will always seek to please their pack mates. Be a pack mate. Not an owner. It's really that simple.
"3 pro tips to help you wash your dog with no hassle" *Tip#1* " Be a pro dog trainer & have your dog lay in a hassle free submissive position" *Tip#2* "Wash" *Tip#3* "Be a pro dog trainer & have him get up only on command" 😎
@@basketballguru9879 I'm not a pro dog trainer. Learned everything off TH-cam and I can do this. It's about research, time, and consistency. I would love for this to be my job. But I'm just some dude.
@@sophbelle Well no shit, don’t do it during the middle of winter in the snow but as long as you dry them off fully and bring them back inside, you have nothing to worry about.
@mxdanger Oh, ok. Then seeing as it can take over 45 minutes to just rinse a thick, long coated dog, and you say they should be fine with that, how about you go ahead and shower for that long outside, YES, IN THE SUMMER, with the garden hose, and see if you can even make it the whole time and if you can, how much pain you're in from the cold water constantly running over your skin - at a pressure that is almost always too hard, but people think it will get the soap out faster. Go. Ahead.
@@sophbelle Well sorry but unlike you I don’t hose down my dogs like it’s a damn power washer, and I don’t spend half an hour doing it, dragging out the process. Anyways they’re dogs and they are just fine, you don’t need to compare them to us getting lightly hosed “painfully” on our skin, lol.
This Corso is a well seasoned boy. He’s got all the whiskers to show for it, so it’s not his first rodeo, but this is what your dog could be doing if you just work with them.
I'm glad you said 'could be doing', cause there's no chance of washing my dog like this. Running water, especially if its cold out of a hose would terrify him. No idea where this fear came from but its deeply ingrained in his character. You'd have no chance laying him down in a vulnerable position and spraying him down with water.
I've never heard of them going deaf. Infections can very much happen though, I suppose if it goes untreated and gets bad enough, but still. Never heard of it.
Our Corso is 22 months old and very much a puppy. No one is strong enough to hold him still and he gets so excited that we use one of his leaches and literally tie it to the pickup truck trailer hitch. He gets warm water from the shop sink and he is fine with the actual bath. He does hate water getting on him in the beginning. But since he can't run away, he is relieved that the water is warm and is very cooperative after that.
I have the same problem with my corso, a very short leash on my truck hitch is the only way, he doesn't get a head start to pull and possibly hurt himself
I wash mine in my shower and I just smear peanut butter on the wall to keep him busy. He continues to lick the spot long after the peanut butter is gone, so I get through the entire wash with no issues. Is yours food driven at all? It makes bath time a breeze.
I learn so much from you. My current dog hates being washed ( she was a rescue and is very strong) after 8 years she is a bit better but to be honest I gave in and now take her to a groomer. I have just managed to do her nails over a 5 day period ( with treats) rather than 1 nail every other day! I have washed many dogs (5 of mine and others 4 ).. Cleaned hamsters and guinipigs, including ears and nails. Helped remove skin which hasn't shedded fully from a snake.. I got Ella at a year, she had been alone on a farm for a bout a year, so was very good with small animals, but. Everything else was new even playing.. The rescue was great, but I have and will never leave her in a kennel again... If I can't get a home stay with people she knows then I don't leave her. I never want to test how she would cope in a kennel. But Ella does not like her front paws being touched, esp her front right paw... But let's me hold them at times.
EXTRA pro tip for my long haired dog owners who go to self serve stations in a pet store with elevated tubs, teach your dog a "load up" command and work with them on getting in tubs, similar to the trunk of a car. Makes bath time SO much easier amd less stressful for you both. 😊
I’ve watched a lot of videos, and I loved them all. You know how to respectfully train a dog, and you’re not cruel with bully breeds. That’s a well earned sub. Keep it up, you’re almost at a million subscribers!
As an owner of 2 GSDs, we don't bathe any breed with an undercoat more than 4 times per year. Yes. Per year. A good diet will help them smell fresh more than the soap. 👍
My st bernard /pyrenees mixes get baths 2x a year... for the blow out. Otherwise regular brushing and a go with the blow dryer to shake out the undercoat... they looove the blowdryer. Otherwise we use canine cologne on a regular basis, and dog wipes for the face/front legs
This is so awesome! I was so surprised to hear your release command was "ok." As an inexperienced trainer, I trained my dogs with the "ok" release command, and I sort of regretted it due to how much my family says OK in conversation. It was a bit of a pain for a while. lol.
@Tango Down2x2x Nope, I'm 23 and my back is fine, still, after washing my Shar pei my back hurts a lot. Mind you, I also have a chihuahua, but I don't wash her on the sink because she tends to try to jump, and when she's on the floor she's very calm and cooperative. So I only hurt my back more because I have to bend even more.
@@yungchainsm0ker298under the covers sure I sleep with my 12lb poodle on my bed but in the shower is crazy 😂😂, or bathroom or anywhere like that is just crazy
Please do NOT flip a large dog like that. It can cause GDV/bloat in large dogs with narrow chests, progresses quickly, and is fatal if untreated. “The twisting causes the distended stomach to press onto large blood vessels, disrupting the blood flow to internal organs, including stopping the blood flow to the stomach and spleen. Dogs who experience GDV go into shock quickly. It can also affect breathing since the swelling limits chest movement.”
My first service dog used to hate baths until I bought a lick mat and put dog safe peanut butter on it and she LOVED baths after that. I also trained her to lay on her back between my legs when I clipped her nails. Before I started clipping her nails I would rub her belly for a bit, then I'd clip her nails and rub her belly for 10 or 15 minutes. She absolutely loved belly rubs and every time I pulled out the nail clippers she would get excited. With my current service dog, he hates getting his nails clipped and he doesn't really like baths but he doesn't try to escape the tub, he just stands there. So I train him a bit before I bathe him so he's excited and food motivated so when he jumps inside of the bath tub, he's still excited and wants treats. So I give him lots of treats and praise and it makes the experience better for both of us!
Great job🎉 It is imperative that you roll the front and back legs together to avoid twisting the stomach as shown here. In small breeds it’s not important but in large breeds it is
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This dog loves it you can tell, this was not a limitation stretch for him!
Dog came over and ordered a bath and just laid there like don't take too long
Dogs balls stretch
It’s very old so it’s probably just used to it by now
Cuz he got scratched down wit nails my dog likes baths cuz i rub/scratch down her whole body and get all her spots
Step one: have a dog that loves it
3 pro tips to wash your dog without a fight
1. Have a dog this fkn chill
it took hours of training to get them to this point
It’s more like:1. Take your dog’s training seriously no matter the breed and train them properly.
2. care for your dog and bond with them inside the house instead of leaving them on a leash outside everyday
@@childobliterator8133 bro what who are you accusing of that
@@texlarsen746 at my neighbor! He tie his dog on a leash all day outside and he wonders why his dog does not cooperate with him very good.
Video Summary: Have a trained dog
Nailed it... He didn't give us any tip, he just said have a trained dog.
Pretty much lol
Yeah, my dog would absolutely bolt 😂
? Exactly so train ur dog
@@mohammedasif7510 train your dog not have a trained dog dawg 💀
That dog is the chillest good boi I’ve EVER seen!
469 likes and no comments let me ಫಿಕ್ಸ್ that
and the dog is cute
@@surajshankarshetti7769 kannada guy
@@surajshankarshetti7769 kannada guy
@@Desi_Bruce_wayne yup
Step 1: have a dog that won't run away the second he sees you with a bucket of water
Fr 😁
😂
Ong right
😂😂😂
So true 😂😅
he lifted his leg like “make sure you get those nuts, pal. “
Lmfao was wondering if I wasnthe only one that caught that.
ohh yeaahhhhh gotta wash these big heavy carriers😂
Yea I laughed hard it this..well done👏🏻👏🏻
That's a she
As a fellow male, Cool water on the nuts is the way 😌
Dog's chill cuz he knows ain't nobody packing like he is.
😂
Fucin hell 😂😂😂
Bros got the FIRE hose😂😂
@@bidet1098 😂🤣
I’m scared of you
Step one: have a perfectly trained dog
no my dog just loves baths😭
@@riphufroma1910 my dog hears the word “bath” and try’s to hide 💀
I perfectly trained my dog by slapping his favorite toy everytime he doesn't obey my command
My puppy does this
@@Incognito._.18 bro my dog has a fear of baths.. one time i was giving her one she jumped out and went under my legs and it looked like i pissed myself 😂
Instructions unclear: Now my dog is washing me.
😹💀😭😂
Prop tip #1: Have your dog already be obedient, behaved, and know what to do
So… training them?
You have to train your dog, Tyler.
@@user-xe5eq9br1c Obviously. Ive had a shelter dog before and despite putting SO many hours, trying to get the dog to behave, she wouldnt comply at all. She ransacked the house multiple times, was able to GET OUT of a locked crate, jumped through a window and broke her leg…
The point is he’s saying “Have your dog master the side roll”.
But lots of people struggle with basic crap with their dogs. So good luck replicating this is what I’m saying …
@@Tyler-jd3ex oh yeah. Your dog probably didn't respect you at all. You have to lead your dog
@@user-xe5eq9br1c You can back off. Lol you have some nerve. Dog was abused and about to get killed, nobody wanted her. I don’t feel the need to prove myself to you.
You’re clueless and WEREN’T even there. How can you say? Clueless.
My dog loves baths. All I gota say is, "Want a bath?" and she will run upstairs and climb in the tub.
Damn seriously?!!
@@as_tb yea
Bro give me your dog
@@as_tb hell yeaa. dogs smart asff. i be telln my dog what to do too. she kno exactly what im sayn once they get used to the words yu train her with
Sometimes I think my dog got no brain
I love to see such a smart dog and their owner be so in sync with eachother. He trusts you unconditionally.
Gotta love a well trained happy dog.
why was dude spraying and wiggling the water hose on his penis 😳
I honestly wouldn't even call this training, more like easing into a habit preferably from an early age.
I've never in my life owned a dog but I've always had cats. And as the myth has it cats hate water n all. Not if you get them used to it from an early age. I can bathe my cats, clip their nails and touch them absolutely anywhere. All stuff I've gotten them used to from since they were kittens. Occasional bathing incase they're incapable of grooming themselves well enough when they get old, nail clipping for my own and my furnitures sake, full tolerance to any touching for vet visits and at home checks.
My cats never get pissed or angry when I touch the supposed cat no-no areas like stomach or tail.
Practice makes perfect.
Love how he just knows the drill, and instantly lays down like he’s ready 😂
That dog is a professional
Yeah this isnt that easy lol not all dogs love water even if you get them plenty of involvement
And the dog is 12 years of age
Bless him he’s an old pup
Another day on the job 😂
Yes bruh made me want to take a dog training course and I don't own a animal
Step 1: have a dog who won’t run when they see the shampoo and hear water
Its called training
If you can do this with a husky or Alaskan malamute, then I’ll believe you’re truly a dog expert
Fellow Husky owner here. She ain’t having none of that.
my husky is a weirdly obidient one. and she likes to swim, but she grew up with some spanish water dogs so :D
I said the same thing! It takes peanut butter, his favorite brush, and a lot of petting to get my husky through bath time but he’ll never stay still like this
@Netty Jads lol🤣🤣
The way he approached him and laid down ❤️
!!!!!!!!!VERY IMPORTANT: make sure your dog didn’t just eat before the ‘rotisserie’
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I was just going to say this!! Yes! As a vet tech, you have to be very careful turning a dog like this cause if their stomachs flip, that’s not good!
@@itsabeautifulanimism3704 oh I thought the person above just had some horrible experience where the dog pooted on them
I feel like this came from a personal experience
@@itsabeautifulanimism3704 exactly what i meant but you explained it better
@@itsabeautifulanimism3704 what happens if there stomachs flip?
This man is definitely so helpful, straight to the point without any fancy language
One time we washed our dog and we felt a bump got it checked out a vet and it was cancer it saved his life I was only stage one and he is still around
Our dogs over here in china rotisserie themselves
I check my dog and felt a bump too around the groin region but it wasn’t a tumor……
@@edledskal9147 …wait what 😳
@@edledskal9147 👀
@@edledskal9147😂
Damn the dog laid sideways like it's his favorite time of the day.
I love how chill this dog is ❤❤❤
bro just laid there like this was an everyday thing 💀
Instructions unclear, my dog is now hosing me down to the floor..
you forgot got to rotisserie roll
💀
😂😂😂😂😂
🤨
I needed this 😂. Thank you 🙏🏾
Step one: dont have a rescue pup whose terrified of the hose
Step 2: don’t get a dog that loves to eat the water the entire time
Step 3 stop buying dogs
Step 4 get rich
step 5 secure your spot in heaven
@@FBG_SOLDIER Sry out of space
probably the healthiest dogs on earth, Love it man
Every dog I have ever owned will get into a wash tub and sit down without having to tell them more than once.
I've never had to train any of them. I simply ask them to perform a task and reward them when they figure it out.
Every dog you create a trusting bond with will do their best to meet your expectations.
It's up to you to make your expectations as clear as possible without becoming aggressive and creating more nervous energy.
A dog will always seek to please their pack mates. Be a pack mate. Not an owner. It's really that simple.
the rotisserie😂😂
I’m stuck on this step. I never want to get past it
Dat part 😂😂😂
In china we do this step differently 😅
@@p0sh565 Wow
The first tip needs a tutorial on how to tip no.1
Thank you
Start with a down. Food lure to one of their shoulders. They will eventually flop to their side. Mark it and pay when they do. Repeat and repeat.
This Is so funny 😂
"3 pro tips to help you wash your dog with no hassle"
*Tip#1* " Be a pro dog trainer & have your dog lay in a hassle free submissive position"
*Tip#2* "Wash"
*Tip#3* "Be a pro dog trainer & have him get up only on command" 😎
@@basketballguru9879 I'm not a pro dog trainer. Learned everything off TH-cam and I can do this. It's about research, time, and consistency. I would love for this to be my job. But I'm just some dude.
Love seeing a well trained dog. Not to many put the effort or time or money 💯💯💪🏽
Pro Tip : Doggo is the lead actor here, he knows when to arrive in front of the camera.
Look at that distinguished gentleman!
The way he got these dogs trained is Insane
You can tell this guy really loves his dog, and vise versa.
and thinks all dogs have same behavior
I love dogs
Step 1: Have a house first with hoses.
Tip #1: Give your dog a bath in the house so they don't get hypothermia from the cold hose water. I just refuse to do it.
@@sophbelle Well no shit, don’t do it during the middle of winter in the snow but as long as you dry them off fully and bring them back inside, you have nothing to worry about.
@mxdanger Oh, ok. Then seeing as it can take over 45 minutes to just rinse a thick, long coated dog, and you say they should be fine with that, how about you go ahead and shower for that long outside, YES, IN THE SUMMER, with the garden hose, and see if you can even make it the whole time and if you can, how much pain you're in from the cold water constantly running over your skin - at a pressure that is almost always too hard, but people think it will get the soap out faster. Go. Ahead.
@@sophbelle Well sorry but unlike you I don’t hose down my dogs like it’s a damn power washer, and I don’t spend half an hour doing it, dragging out the process.
Anyways they’re dogs and they are just fine, you don’t need to compare them to us getting lightly hosed “painfully” on our skin, lol.
Exaggerate much lol
This whole video was just a flex on how well trained your dogs are
You have such wonderful, well behaved dogs!
Who says the spa is just for the ladies? That big boy is havin a hell of a time👍
That dog is perfectly trained . And loves you . Much respect
Grandpa is mega chill. He knows that's his massage time 🐶
I aspire to be this good a dog owner! Guy is a God with dogs!
Bro that frosty face is so adorable… you can tell they enjoy this
That dog enjoys every minute of his life.
Yea, pro tip if you have the best behaved dog ever.
Any dog can be like this if it's trained properly. The keyword here is "trained", not "behaved"
that dog is a certified good boy
Your dog is so cute when he is taking a shower ☺️
So cute. He literally knew what was happening and just straight lied down lol cutest thing ever
Until he sees a kid
This Corso is a well seasoned boy. He’s got all the whiskers to show for it, so it’s not his first rodeo, but this is what your dog could be doing if you just work with them.
Exactly!
I'm glad you said 'could be doing', cause there's no chance of washing my dog like this. Running water, especially if its cold out of a hose would terrify him. No idea where this fear came from but its deeply ingrained in his character. You'd have no chance laying him down in a vulnerable position and spraying him down with water.
Aww what a good boy, he’s gorgeous
Tip 4. Don't spray any water In their ears or they might go deaf. And you'd instantly need to go see a vet
What if the dog swims in a pool/lake?
Seems bs
😂 They're not fucking gremlins.
I've never heard of them going deaf. Infections can very much happen though, I suppose if it goes untreated and gets bad enough, but still. Never heard of it.
Tip 5 - Don't listen to this dude.
Just dry their ears out if you get water in their ears.
Our Corso is 22 months old and very much a puppy. No one is strong enough to hold him still and he gets so excited that we use one of his leaches and literally tie it to the pickup truck trailer hitch. He gets warm water from the shop sink and he is fine with the actual bath. He does hate water getting on him in the beginning. But since he can't run away, he is relieved that the water is warm and is very cooperative after that.
thanks for treating mah brother right...🐾
I have the same problem with my corso, a very short leash on my truck hitch is the only way, he doesn't get a head start to pull and possibly hurt himself
I crosstie mine, like a horse. Lol.
I wash mine in my shower and I just smear peanut butter on the wall to keep him busy. He continues to lick the spot long after the peanut butter is gone, so I get through the entire wash with no issues. Is yours food driven at all? It makes bath time a breeze.
@@tiffanyt3169 LMAAO WHY THEY ALWAYS KEEP LICKING, IT KILLSSS ME😭❤️ My doggo would push a plate w/ his tongue to another state if not stopped lol
I learn so much from you.
My current dog hates being washed ( she was a rescue and is very strong) after 8 years she is a bit better but to be honest I gave in and now take her to a groomer.
I have just managed to do her nails over a 5 day period ( with treats) rather than 1 nail every other day!
I have washed many dogs (5 of mine and others 4 ).. Cleaned hamsters and guinipigs, including ears and nails. Helped remove skin which hasn't shedded fully from a snake..
I got Ella at a year, she had been alone on a farm for a bout a year, so was very good with small animals, but. Everything else was new even playing.. The rescue was great, but I have and will never leave her in a kennel again... If I can't get a home stay with people she knows then I don't leave her.
I never want to test how she would cope in a kennel.
But Ella does not like her front paws being touched, esp her front right paw...
But let's me hold them at times.
What a good boy lol
The dog is good, too
Im going to get into grooming and will keep this in mind for new clients with puppies.
You can tell he's fine with it. Not enthusiastic but a great training shows this will end well if obeyed. Great work
I love the old guy, such a gentleman☺️
EXTRA pro tip for my long haired dog owners who go to self serve stations in a pet store with elevated tubs, teach your dog a "load up" command and work with them on getting in tubs, similar to the trunk of a car. Makes bath time SO much easier amd less stressful for you both. 😊
I’ve watched a lot of videos, and I loved them all. You know how to respectfully train a dog, and you’re not cruel with bully breeds. That’s a well earned sub. Keep it up, you’re almost at a million subscribers!
What a good boy 😂
That corso? was like _yea I got him trained very well_ 😂 💖
That dog is very gentle
Man I never thought about having them lay down so I don’t get water all over me ! Awesome info 💪
I’ve never seen a more calm dog get bathed🥺🫶🏼
in ASIA, when you say "rotisserie a dog" it's an entirely different scenario.
His dog geting a bath: Zzzz
My dog: HES A RUNNER HES A TRACK STAR-
Danm he behave better than %99 of the people from the internet
agreed
My dog sits still because I tell her to. Didn't have to teach her anything, respect also goes a long way with big dogs.
omg, he looks comfy af...such a good doggo
Step 1: go sulk in a corner bc ur dog isn’t listening and make an appointment for the groomers 😌
Step 1: pay someone else to temporarily fix the problem and never truly get to the root of the issue
@@LighteningfireBlood exactly
As an owner of 2 GSDs, we don't bathe any breed with an undercoat more than 4 times per year. Yes. Per year. A good diet will help them smell fresh more than the soap. 👍
Could you please share the diet
Share the diet 😅
@@abhikghosh4514 probably a high protein diet or high end dog food. Plenty of water and a veggie or fruit once in a while.
My st bernard /pyrenees mixes get baths 2x a year... for the blow out. Otherwise regular brushing and a go with the blow dryer to shake out the undercoat... they looove the blowdryer. Otherwise we use canine cologne on a regular basis, and dog wipes for the face/front legs
This is so awesome! I was so surprised to hear your release command was "ok." As an inexperienced trainer, I trained my dogs with the "ok" release command, and I sort of regretted it due to how much my family says OK in conversation. It was a bit of a pain for a while. lol.
Tip 4- make sure you don’t have a bad back cause you’ll be bent over the entire bath time
@Tango Down2x2x Nope, I'm 23 and my back is fine, still, after washing my Shar pei my back hurts a lot.
Mind you, I also have a chihuahua, but I don't wash her on the sink because she tends to try to jump, and when she's on the floor she's very calm and cooperative. So I only hurt my back more because I have to bend even more.
I think he enjoys getting cooled down from being washed.
He’s got you trained. Perfect too cool keep up the good work.
Step one: make your dog speak English, and tell him to lay on his side
My guy looks so chill
Step 1: have a dog who likes baths
My dog runs away at the first sight of water, which is kinda odd considering that he’s half Labrador
You can teach your dog to like anything that is good for them when you have a trusting relationship, and when you are their leader.
My dog hates taking baths but when he gets out he runs around like a madman
Thats is the most beatiful dog ever we must protect him
This is what I have to do to my husband! Great tips 😊
That’s so funny I forgot to laugh!
I just take mine into the shower with me.😂😂😂Never really had a problem if we have fun & so it together.
Wow
See.. Females who let there animals in the bathroom or under the covers is madd crazy & a red flag no doubt😭 Everytime
Bro what's wrong with you 😂😂
@@yungchainsm0ker298under the covers sure I sleep with my 12lb poodle on my bed but in the shower is crazy 😂😂, or bathroom or anywhere like that is just crazy
What did he sayyyyy?! 🤔
Dog was like “don’t forget to clean my balls”
Please do NOT flip a large dog like that. It can cause GDV/bloat in large dogs with narrow chests, progresses quickly, and is fatal if untreated.
“The twisting causes the distended stomach to press onto large blood vessels, disrupting the blood flow to internal organs, including stopping the blood flow to the stomach and spleen. Dogs who experience GDV go into shock quickly. It can also affect breathing since the swelling limits chest movement.”
My first service dog used to hate baths until I bought a lick mat and put dog safe peanut butter on it and she LOVED baths after that. I also trained her to lay on her back between my legs when I clipped her nails. Before I started clipping her nails I would rub her belly for a bit, then I'd clip her nails and rub her belly for 10 or 15 minutes. She absolutely loved belly rubs and every time I pulled out the nail clippers she would get excited. With my current service dog, he hates getting his nails clipped and he doesn't really like baths but he doesn't try to escape the tub, he just stands there. So I train him a bit before I bathe him so he's excited and food motivated so when he jumps inside of the bath tub, he's still excited and wants treats. So I give him lots of treats and praise and it makes the experience better for both of us!
Aww he's enjoying his bath
That dog is trained so well
Great job🎉 It is imperative that you roll the front and back legs together to avoid twisting the stomach as shown here. In small breeds it’s not important but in large breeds it is
*literally the calmest dogs I've ever seen when they take a bath without trying to run away*
Such a handsome, well behaved boy. You did an excellent job training him
My dog would never be this calm
lol he was so ready for that 😂 RIP to that beautiful baby❤
Honestly, that is brilliant. Got bless you my guy.
that dog is enjoying every second of that
bro is so chill
I strongly believe this dog was a paid actor
Well trained, great job!!
He is the cutest ol boy ever!
Gorgeous pup.
The sweetest dog! ❤