13 Things Dogs Hate That Humans Do
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2024
- There are 13 things dogs hate that humans do.
These things could leave your dog upset, bored, or even unhealthy.
See what they are and how to avoid them so you can have a happy, healthy dog.
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you're videos are so helpful since i have been raising dogs since i was born
Are you sponsored by Kong? It seems you mention it everywhere even in your shorts but you don't say this is sponsored content at all. You have many good pieces of advice here but I noticed this after only 2 videos and 2 shorts then started looking and it's extremely frequent.... Just know that it's illegal to have sponsored content without labeling it clearly as such.
I agree with most of these things but you shouldn't exaggerate. Switching a dog's brand of food is just that. Dogs will eat anything and as you know they can enjoy some really disgusting stuff. They're built to withstand scavenged food which is mostly rotten.
I am in need of some advice for getting dogs to stop pulling on the leash! I haven't been able to take my Pit Bull for walks on his leash ever since he became stronger than me because he will be dragging me down the street. And I have a Chihuahua that is a little over a year old and if it weren't for her being so small, I wouldn't be able to take her for walks either! She pulls on the leash from the time we step out of the house, during the entire walk, and she doesn't stop until the walk is over. I walk at a normal pace but she's trying to run down the sidewalk. I said, we're on a walk, not a run! If only dogs could talk and understand what we're saying! And I'm not going to try to blame my dogs for it. I mean, I have 2 dogs with the same problem so I'm assuming that I am doing something wrong. So if anyone can give me some advice or tell me where I can get some advice, I'd greatly appreciate it. I feel so bad for my Pit Bull when I take my Chihuahua for a walk because he knows what we're doing and he just watches us walk away and he looks sad, or at least disappointed, that he doesn't get to join us for a walk. Please help!
3mins in and i can tell your not a dog trainer and dont fully understand the psychology of dogs. as well as needing to use better terms. like you said in your first point its completely untrue to be able to train any type of animal you must have them doing something (that they dont know which in turn is uncomfortable) doesnt mean that its wrong or you shouldnt do it. almost at the end now 9:35 something else about a dogs psychology its your tone not what yoiur saying. u can yell at your dog i fucking love you and the dog will still think your mad at him over all great video tho you should consult a dog trainer if your going to be giving afvice that could actually be harmful to the dogs furture ive sdeen it where on your first point they didnt put the dog in any new or uncomfortable places so long story short they had to pay 500$ usd to get 1session of advance dog training or put there dog down.
My 15 year old Jack Russell died in my arms a few weeks ago. To say he was my best friend and companion is an understatement. I can't tell you how much joy and love he brought to my life and how he kept me going through bad times. I got him as a 9 week old pup and he put his head in my arm on the journey home. He died the same way 15 years later. A love story. Love you and Miss you Louie 💙❤
Edit- I want to thank everyone for your kind comments. I don't always get notifications. We had to say goodbye to Kitty this week. He had cancer and was 15 years old also. I took him in as a stray with him mummy cat the same year I got Louie. So this week has been hard. Just the emptiness really. My son and I buried Kitty in the garden and added his mum's ashes and some of Louies so it feels like they are all back together again.
For those that are asking I do have a 1 year old frenchie. I got him last year thinking Louie would like a friend ...he hated him for a good 2 months but in his last few months Louie took on a parental role washing him. And so the cycle of love continues but there will always be a hole in my heart over Louie. What a special boy he was.
I wanted to add aswell that if you have lost a pet that online groups helped me. It can be a very lonely time dealing with grief. I found a group on reddit called petloss and it helped me so much to know I'm not alone. Just know you are not alone. Grief is Grief.
Sending big hugs if you are going through it and again thank you for the lovely comments so kind of you all ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss. We had to put down our first family dog a year ago today. It was brutal and way harder on me than I thought it would be. I don't cry very often but I broke down several times. It's going to take a long time but you'll heal and it won't be so bad. I still miss him every day. It sounds like your Jack was very well loved and wouldn't want to go any other way.
Sorry for you💗💓💖...
Rest in Heaven Louie.. I'm sure he will greet you on the other side and u r not alone.
Our mini Doxie passed in my wife’s arms few weeks ago. It was and still is heart wrenching. He left the world in his favourite persons embrace. I’ll miss him until I pass. It’s hard.
Awww. I know how you feel. My little old man is living out his last days…going to be hard. I always just try to focus on the happiness and love they had in their too-short lives. There are so many dogs, and other pets out there, who aren’t so lucky.
There is an account of someone who was not a believer in the after life. He had an allergic reaction to something and went into shock and actually “died” in the emergency room, and while they were doing CPR on him, he found himself in a big grassy field. Running towards him at top speed, and then leaping into his arms, overjoyed to see him again, was his dog who had died several years before. I like to think that this could happen, that if death is not the end, that all the animals I loved will be on the other side, waiting for me.
Dogs are angels. They do require a lot of work, but totally worth it :)
Your comment gave me pause to think: dogs are worthy of the work 🐶 !
Dogs are angels if they are well trained and know what is expected of them, otherwise they tend more to Tricksters.
"People expect their dogs to behave, even when they haven't taught them how." The same applies to parents and their children. Parents need to teach more and better.
UH ish
i agree! like my mom screams at me because i dont know hot to cook, but shes never taught me.💚💚
I learned how to raise my kids by my dogs. Be consequent, stick to certain rules, stay calm or calm down ASAP, take enough time to educate on good behaviour, live family, play a lot and go on adventures together, cuddle regularly,...
@@lisasternenkind6467 very true, you should like a good parent, its good to see there are good parents out there.💚💚
U never know he could be lying
I wasn’t a dog person but my daughter got me a Jack Russel as a baby. She died at 16 and half due to Cancer. She was my best friend and I found it hard to do the right thing by her, she knew something was up and was so loving on way to the vet and just before her death. I couldn’t believe how much it hurt bringing her home and being without her especially at night
How could anyone not love dog's, animals?? Life is worthless and empty without them
@@lindabrock7535 i know right??
@@TwixTricks12 🤔🤔Know what🤔🤔
@@lindabrock7535 not NECESARILY, because people can be allergic or simply not like dogs, besides not all dogs are so nice and well-behaved, everyone has their own opinion deal with it
@@sachalovesroblox5114 All dogs are good, it is people that are bad!!! A dog only does what it is taught, alot so called animal lovers don't train their dogs or if they do it is in a bad way, dog fighting scum etc!!! If dog's could pick their owners, I guarantee 70/80% of them wouldn't be in their current homes, most dog owners think all their is to owning a dog is feed/water it, occasional walk (if lucky!?) Well their is a hell of alot more to consider, do you have time for them, environment suitable to breed, plenty interaction, stimulation and socialisation, proper diet etc etc!!! Oh did I mention I am a dog trainer!!!? Don't lecture me!!!
"Your vet knows your dog best" is a very dangerous statement. I've got clients whose vets have prescribed stuff thats given them all sorts neurological and bodily disorders. Always research what your vets try to give your dogs. Same way you would with your own doctor (I hope). Not all vets are created equal and many have very little experience with particular types of dogs, like my baby Malinois for example.
Most vets are morons.. absolute morons.. but, I chose a vet I RESPECT.. and he knows about dogs.. I could tell you some horror stories about vets and I always walk away laughing because they are so stupid.. one vet terrified my son by telling him if a dog licks you, you will loose an eye.. from some worm.. 😂😂 I don’t like dogs licking so they don’t.. but WORMS AND LOOSING AN EYE.. HILARIOUS AND EXTREMELY RARE.. He didn’t like it that I had very large dogs because ‘they can be dangerous’.. and he let me know.. I have had dogs all of my life, breed and show, take blood tests myself, remove stitches because I can’t be bothered driving an hour to the vet to get them removed and help during some surgeries.. so I know a bit about dogs.. 😂 Oh, and I always have human medications here like flagyl etc. just in case..
I absolutely agree.. 10000%!
Sticking to a routine??? My German Shepherd 114 lbs. tells me what he wants when he wants it and I do it! He is very polite about it however. Love that Zeffie! Utah
Yes, we often say people/children and animals need a routine, but what they really need is clarity. Knowing what is going to happen and when.
A routine provides that. And the routine between you and your dog is that you communicate and he knows that you will provide what he needs.
Having a schedule might be good to start with until you have that bond with your animal where you can communicate this well.
I have two pits that do the same thing.
I am Glad you have mentioned cleaning substances. One thing that I have learned from Vet. Dirk Schrader is that you just have to use alcohol based cleaners on metal surfaces and "green soap" to all other surfaces. All his treshold workers and apprentices always asked why he only has two kinds of cleaning agents since they were used to something else.
This video needs to be seen by everyone. So informative and actually true unlike many other videos out there.
Love my dog and appreciate learning how she feels. Thanks for sharing.
you're welcome!
The part about dogs hating when you're mad at each other is so true, even to a point that when humans just play rough and joke around, dogs interpret it as actual or potential conflict. People many times misinterpret this as the dog being jealous when the dog comes in between and attempts to interrupt the humans. But it's not jealousy, it's the dog deeming the situation potentially dangerous that could lead into a big fight and injuries, so the dog tries to stop it. Even as mild as a hug can trigger this, since it involves people being very close and grabbing one another, easy for the dog to misinterpret as a conflict.
I have a Service Dog and was stopped by a lady in public. She said "I like dogs! I would love to own one, but they smell bad and their breath is horrible"
😳🙄
I said "Yeah... they're like 3 year olds. If you don't bathe them or brush their teeth, they Do get stinky".
She was stunned! Lol!! She started to say something... but she ended up just opening her mouth, then closed it immediately... realizing how basic common sense my response was. 😄😂
Sometimes, ya just can't fix stupid.
You don't really brush dog teeth 😅
I ABSOLUTELY brush my dog's teeth. Every Night. The toothpaste is called Petrodex, it's chicken flavored and they LOVE it!
My dog doesn't eat raw. No bones. So I brush his teeth.
I've also used the toothpaste as a reward.
It works. Oh, and you can get apkg of 5 (surprisingly good) soft tooth brushes at Walmart for like... less than $2.00 (US)
Many dog owners brush doggos teeth. You’re supposed to.
@@hikerhobby1204 chewing on bully sticks works just as well for dogs along with a bi weekly brush of teeth
Most definitely do NOT argue in front of your dog. Just like your children, they will get upset and may think THEY are the reason you are fighting!
Diabetes
Bro
Dogs aren't capable of feeling guilt. I agree with not arguing in front of your dog but your statement is just not true.
Ok Ty luckily Iv NEVER done it
Dogs do feel guilt. If they tear something up that is yours, they know!
Another great video. One of the things which makes me really sad is when you see people taking their dogs for a walk in the park - but they don't let the dog sniff around and explore, greet other dogs (obviously not all dogs are friendly, I mean the ones which clearly would love to say 'hi') and if they do let them say hi, it's one quick sniff and then 'come on! this way!' and they drag them off like they have somewhere to be. What kind of a walk is that? It's about quality, not just quantity. Like you said in, I think, the previous video, it's not good enough to tire your dog out physically - it also needs mental stimulation and having its doggy needs met, and a fast jog around the park with no play, exploration or socialisation is just not a dog walk. I always think, imagine if someone did that to their kid, and wouldn't let them go on the playground or say hi to their friends or look at the pretty flowers...
Agreed. My dog makes more stops than a city bus. Frustrating for me at first until a friend told me it's like they are reading the paper when they are going for a walk. They are just trying to be informed on what's going on in the world, so now I let Chief have a little more time.
The worst walks are when other people don't leash their dogs. No matter how friendly they may be, when a strange loose dog or person comes running at a leashed one and their person, flight isn't possible but fight is.
My sweet maltese mix loved nearly everybody. There are only a handful in her 12 1/2 years of life that she wanted to avoid after sniffing them. She wanted head scratches and belly rubs from complete strangers and once they did so, she was up and happy, off like a bandit.
Miss her so much....adorable little mama's bear.
Happy 🐕 = Happy Life!❤
I'm a big believer that dogs directly represent their owners.
One look at pitbull owners confirms this . . .
I agree ,no dog is born mean , he is taught by the owner
This helps because I'm getting a new puppy today. Thanks for the help!
Nice
Oh boy! What kind of puppy?
It mentioned that dogs may not like getting their coat brushed. But my brother's dog LOVES getting brushed and dried off. He would always freak out when he's able to get brushed off, and he gets excited for it after a bath, but he doesn't wanna take the bath. And when we brush him, he sits right in front of us, rubbing against us, and sits there for so long and then paws at us if we stop
I've NEVER met a dog that didn't LOVE getting brushed ... but maybe I'm just lucky!
@robjohnston1433 Yes, you are lucky! My doggo used to like being brushed, but after she had surgery to remove her uterus (it was badly infected and wouldn't go away), she now mostly hates it! Especially around her sides and underneath, those are a real struggle every time.
Edit: she loves the doggo-blowdryer we have though! So I try to use that before brushing to blow out a lot of hair that's already loose, and it helps loosen up the rest that has to come out too! Thought I'd add that on in case someone else with the same problem reads this 😋
I lost my 13 year old boxer who died of lung cancer and there was a strong Bond between us but she more then just a friend to me she was like my sister to me and she lived very long for a dog
My fiance and I have a dog that's not quite a year old yet. We saved her from a REALLY BAD home when she was probably 14 weeks old. The home was so bad that she was locked in a bathroom with another dog that wasnt much bigger than a port-a-potty. Her old owners wouldn't even clean the water bowl and they were drinking their own poop out of their water. It gets worse than that too but that's all imma say on that bit of the story. LUCKILY we were able to save her from that house before we moved out of that county, and now she's almost 5× bigger and aside from the occasional problem, and the PTSD and separation anxiety she's the best dog you could ask for. We don't "spank her" and we try not to yell at her bc we're aware of the situation she came from. I've been wanting to service dog train her but we think she's a little bit ADHD so she has a hard time focusing during training, but that could also be bc she's a hunting breed, but we don't take her hunting (she's a red bone ridge back mix). "Focus" is actually one of her commands for that exact reason. 😂😂
Thank you for saving that baby!❤️
I’m curious about what happened to the second dog in the home. 😢
When you said "when your parents made you say hi to weird adults" SO TRUE
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
Thanks for helping two species get along better. Here's a 14th thing that dogs hate; one that can be really bad for humans who think they are being friendly. Strangers sometimes approach dogs of all sizes from above and put their arms around the dogs' necks. People then put their heads down near the dogs' backs to sort of embrace them. The problem is that many dogs experience this gesture as dominance. Many will tolerate it, but a few won't. The friendly human might end up getting badly bitten, possibly near or on their face. This is not good for dog or human!
My dog never growls or gets “upset”. He will tolerate “hugs” from me and the family in the position you are talking about. And then , if we lay down close to him with our bodies parallel he will lay with us, but if we look away and the back of our head is toward his face. He will give a very quick and loud low growl. I forget every now and then and turn my head and feel bad for “scaring” him. 😕
@@Duckies1023 No doubt you know your dog well and he knows you, so you're probably safe. I'd be a little worried about a growl in response to something I did. That's usually a warning. He's probably not scared, just annoyed at being ignored. It seems that your dog has trained you!
People who haven't lived with dogs can be very ignorant about them.
Just came across this channel randomly (I guess TH-cam knows how much I love dogs even though I don't search it here)! And I am loooving!
I would like to see your Retriever, must be a really great Dog!
Thanks for sharing with us
I used to feed my dog on all natural foods rather than tinned or kibble. 4 parts meat, 1 part vegies and 1 part complex carbs. If you have a friendly butcher that sells cheap off cuts this can work out cheaper than tinned and is better for their stomach than kibble. As far as the dogs being different is concerned I have had two English staffies and they were poles apart. One just wanted to lollop on me most of the time and didn't want to do much other than a walk down the park and back (less than 1/4 mile away). The other? Permanent play time except when we went on seriously long walks (about 10 miles) down by the river and down the park it was not just sniffing it was also chasing a saturn ball until I'd run the legs off him. He got the park treatment twice a day or that and a really long walk once a day. The back door to the rear garden was permanently open. At home he had some chew toys and several tug toys.
THANK YOU for teaching me more about puppies and dogs!!!!❤❤❤😊😊😊🐶🐶🐶🐶😍😊☺️
My partner and I got our first puppy (8 week old) and the first weeks at home were hell. We both felt inadequate and horrible owners because he would seem confused and sad all the time - to the point we considered giving him up to another family where he’d perhaps be happier. We took the week off together, everything ‘puppy this, puppy that’. We would look up so much online every day trying to find out what we were doing wrong when that was the problem all along - we expected one method to just work, when the whole time he was just looking to us for training and guidance that was inconsistent from the beginning.
Once we got back to our normal routine we realised how we’d neglected our own health and relationship. After a few self care days (making sure to include the pup!) we we’re all so much happier and have a clearer understanding of our responsibilities.
I’m so grateful to have found your channel and the amazing community here, seeing the same challenges that we’ve faced and still to overcome has provided us with the confidence to ensure our Benji has the best start possible 🐶❤️
My dogs routine is: when she goes to door we let her out and when my dad comes home from work she jumps up at him and stands on the arm of couch and my dad gives her hugs and scratches then takes her out ❤️🫶🏻
this is great advice for parents with their kids as well!! lol
So true!
Especially the unreasonable expectations part
Orang yang terbiasa ”membaca bahasa tubuh” orang lain..... Tahu akan perasaan sebenernya dari anjing.
Menurutku pribadi : ”bahasa tubuh” adalah universal untuk semua makluk hidup
Very instructional, thank you 🙏🏻
I love your wonderful advice. I hope people listen to this.
Thank you Jan!
Watched yes, did i listen?? No cause i already know this
I grew up in a house that was very low volume but on Sundays sometimes when my dad and I would be watching football, we would get kind of fired up about what was going on, in the game and our Shepherd would crawl into the tub and hide until the game was over I can only imagine how confused she was between when our team won and lost for the rest of the evening.😢
No excuse. Train your dog
@@paintedpony2935 Or just train your people.
Very informative, thank you!
you're welcome!
I've found that a neighbor dog that always jumps against you is being aggressive, no matter how much told 'he is just playing.' They end up biting.
Cute and funny videos love ur channel!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
I got a 1.5 y.o. Chihuahua. It absolutely won't move if I put a leash on, indoor or outdoor. It gives you that nasty "get it off me!" look.
I bought that leash for nothing.
Now whenever we go for walk I just let it follows me. It's acting like a surveying drone. Going back and forth and around me. I never train him or anything. Only when crossing road i had to pick him up in case he is too slow or stop.
I have four , one is a rescue. Who we hen old owner died his kids threw her out in winter ,took about one second for me to take her ,hard of hearing blind in one eye. Buy sticks to me like glue ,if I go in another room she does too ,I think she is afraid I'll abandon her
‘It’?
I recently retired & got an Afghan Hound puppy... I've owner 3 previous Afghan Hounds years ago & I wouldn't have ever left them to roam my home freely....They can destroy a home in no time! Eli is very different & I can trust him completely... He is absolutely WONDERFUL & BEAUTIFUL!
This helped very much! Thank you! ❤
I love my dog more than myself, she is my life
Dogs are the best!!
So sad😢
That’s just sad
me too, my dog is my heart dog.
More than yourself tho? Lol...
8:25 as someone with ADHD, I totally understand the need to chew something. Not a stick though, typically it's something rubber or plastic. Though I have been known to gnaw on toothpicks sometimes lol. Pretty sure it has something to do with sensory issues, chewing something rubbery helps me destress, IDK 🤷♀
Edit: Actually, I wonder if that's how chewing gum came into existence? 🤔 Speaking of, I need to buy some more gum, I'm out rn :|
same! it helps me a lot!
Me too! And I just ran out of gum today 😂😭
Mine dog has plenty of room to run and roam. I have a very large lot. My dog is a Belgium shepherd. I am very well mannered very well behaved dog. I love her dearly. Sometimes I think more of her than I do most people. She is very well behaved. I never punish her because I want her to love and trust me and let her know I would never hurt her under any circumstances when you punish a dog he doesn’t understand what did I do to deserve this then I lose trust in you. You have given great advice And I take it to heart and you’re right this is the way animals or dog should be treated and loved and cared for. Thanks for the video.👍🏼👍🏼😁❤️❤️🐶🐶
I tried to ease my golden retriever into the vacuum but OMG she is OBSESSED with it!!!! Meaning she LOVES the dang thing and makes it very difficult to use. Lol. She is now 15 months old. I’d like to say her training has improved things with the vacuum but it hasn’t. Haha
A common problem I think. But funny to watch!
Yes, ours too! She’s afraid of the chain saw & weed eater but she attacks the vacuum!
I just got a Bichon puppy…. Consistency and patience is key. I’m loving getting to know my puppies personality. #imadogmom🐾❤️
great videos, please keep making them. Thank you very much
I got my dog when he was 5 1/2 months old. The breeder gave me a bag of the commercial puppy food. I placed his puppy food on one side of the bowel, and organic raw beef on the other side. I did this for a week (replacing the beef with turkey and chicken. He never ate the commercial food, and was never sick. He won't even eat the little dog treat the bank gives me.
I refer to my dog as, "my gourmet dog." He knows good food.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
Dogs are good at reading body language and tone of voice - if you are consistent. Encouraging what you want instead of what they did is easier. Good behaviors require less reinforcement over time but they still need regular recognition, occasional rewards or enthusiastic responses. You don't need to punish a dog or yell at them to let them know they did something you don't like. Allow your feelings both good and bad to show overtly so your dog can learn to better recognize subtle differences.
I avoided getting a dog. Almost a year ago, my nephew kept telling about a coworkers dog bound for a shelter. He was correct, my dream dog, black and sable German Shepard. At the time so timid, only 9 months old, bounced around too many house holds. She got out of the yard and was hit. No words can relate how hard it was to carry my best friend across the street. We did everything together. It took a few weeks, still not over losing Nayla. I ended up with a 7 week old puppy. I don't want to see dogs in shelters, and especially Shepards. Ginger is Husky, Rottweiler, St. Bernard, Pitbull. Sweetest puppy, around other dogs and people.
I not only taught my two dogs to sit but the cat learned as well. She saw the dogs getting treats and really wanted her piece of chicken. So she learned to sit on command. Simple commands like sit, off, stay, speak, and guard are easy if you have yummy pieces of chicken. I have poor hearing So I put my dogs at the door and say guard, they will alert me if someone comes to the door by barking loudly. Although that does scare the crap out of the fed ex guy. My boy is 130 lbs. He is large even for his breed. The fed guy got used to him and knows my big boy is not the one to worry about it's the much smaller but still large 80 lb female. She would be viscous if I hadn't put a lot of effort in to her training. With love , time and a lot of training she has learned not everyone is a bad person or an intruder. She's fine if you let her make the first move because she really does want to play and be a friend but because she was abused she doesn't trust a lot of people. I love her, and she knows it and in her way she returns that love and trust. She learned that if she makes a mistake it's okay but she won't get a treat or a bath which she loves. She's a nibbler. She doesn't eat fast , she takes her time, a few bits of kibble at a time. I had to watch them eat because my big boy would sneak her food or the cat would sneak her food. So I had to watch her eat. I had to work with her a lot , she would pace and be on guard while eating. It would take her a good hour to finish off a cup and a half of kibble all the while watching and very wary, pacing back and forth. She learned She could eat in peace and slowly began to eat all her food. Rescue dogs come with baggage and sometimes you have to gain trust before you can properly retrain a doggo with a wounded heart. She's a happy healthy girl now who loves water and playing fetch the cat and sit on her face. No she's not actually hurting the cat. These dogs packed that cat around every where when she was a kitten. I thought that cat would never learn to walk, jump or do all the normal cat things. By the way if my dogs start barking at something the cat is yowling at it too. I guess when in Rome..
I literally just had surgery and I’m off school for 2 weeks and my puppy loves that but I have to go back in a week and when I told her that she didn’t want to even talk to me 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
3:44 so true but try telling that to petowners/parents who just says "I've done all I can (when they mean all they know) but there's something wrong in the head with the pet/kid". Loads of people aren't willing to research, adapt and learn (just be cautious not every pro isn't a pro and some dogs needs other things then others).Great videos btw, much appreciated!
I just got a small pomernian, i watched this for him to be as happy as possible
This is great to learn about this stuff I have a 3 year old yorkiepoo ❤❤❤❤
We have a pom and she anti-social, it does not matter who it is or what it is. At a distance she act like she is going to eat who or what ever up. But when people or what ever gets close she becomes friendly but cautious. Everybody seems to want to pet her but I them, she needs to get to know them first. She has never lashed out at anyone, but the way things are, why take the risk. I do not like it when people just come up and start touching me, and I am sure that is the way she feels. When we go out and bring her along the wife like to play this game of pointing at people or animals and having her to bark at them. And she gets so excited and acts like she is going to eat them up. I do not encourage this type of behavior. Every once in awhile the wife drags me along to her family gatherings. We bring along Izzy our Pom and everyone loves her. All the children want to pet and hold her and she loves it. For the most part she will get along with all the other pets. She does not seem to care to mush about cats. The wife and I consider her to be our own child. But being a parent is not easy.
The vet statement is a bit tricky especially in regards to ticks and fleas. We got pushed these drops for their coat to prevent them - kinda like taking antibiotics all the time to prevent colds. My main issue is that I recently learned that research shows that one single of these have enough to kill 25.000 bees so your dog will basically be toxic to their environment ALL the time instead of just fixing the problem if they get fleas or ticks. Vets are great, but they're also a business.
Yes, and cats and dogs can also get very ill or die to these products, they are not 100% safe to every dog. So it's best to use natural methods to control ticks and fleas.
My 1 year old pitbull mix really is super friendly she's show all the signs of happy and stains at the leash to say hi to every dog and human she spots but I hold her back and observe the other dog(if there is other dogs and check the humans are ok with her approach negatives some humans don't like dogs or are uneasy/ afraid of them. If the other human(s) and if applicable dog(s) are alright with distant presence and willing to accept approach we'll approach but I keep her sort leashed because she doesn't understand social ques in the slightest and will invade space jump on the people(she's getting better about jumping on people but continues to ignore dog social ques at my daycare where i work and take her she thinks everyone wants to play and isn't even deterred by growls or hated teeth insisting the other dog wants to play regardless of what the other dog does and she's been playing with other dogs since at least 4 months but probably had some social training beforw I adopted her cause she's always been eager to meet everyone but is also clumsy at meeting smaller dogs unintentionally trampling them
Every dog owner needs to introduce their dog to toddlers in a safe environment. Many dogs don’t actually recognize toddlers as people, they are to drastic a size difference.
So if a dog sees a toddlers for the first time in a stressful situation they might bite the child because they don’t know what the toddler is.
So teach your dog that toddlers are their friends. It will greatly reduce dog attacks.
Never change there food to quick! We feed all our dogs raw. We recent got a poodle puppy and are planning to feed her raw so what we will do is do little by little mixed in her kibble like you recommended
I hadn’t realized about the arguing thing. Now I feel kind of bad because my mum likes to do things to start arguments and it usually works and it turns into a lot of yelling. I’ll have to try and tone it down, I feel bad for giving my dog anxiety 😥 😢
forgive yourself for allowing your mom to give you & the pup anxiety. My mom does the exact same thing. Unfortunately you are not alone. And yes, my dog has started reacting to her. She can’t come near me. He barks at her when she tries to talk to me? It’s like he’s saying “oh no, you leave my mommy alone.” is your mother a Scorpio?
@@jwiwicker2451 thank you for the support, and no she’s a Virgo
As a Virgo, your mom probably has anxiety too. Sorry she yells though. That is not your fault! Trying to de-escalate is a wonderful idea for all of you and I wish you luck!
Pur dog was a stray, me and my family found him when we were unpacking when we moved, i was obsessed with him, I'm an animal person like my dad. My childhood dog was not so nice and we had to put her down, the first day we found him he was IN OUR YARD. We had a side door to you backyard so I let him in and gave him a mini bed and some hotdogs and taught him to sit in the first day, he got to stay with us for the night. When we adopted him he was so happy we pooped on the floor lol.
I put OUR dog. not pur dog.
On my goodness this 1 is so helpful and valuable. I actually got a Chihuahua boy in 2019 in 2021 we got him a girl while covid got us stuck at home we thought with my husband better to get him a little friend to play with lucky we live in a house with a backyard now we have 3 Chihuahua babies on top of the 1st 2 Chihuahuas, my first 1 I did a lot of mistakes with him, the 2nd I got better at training her, now with the babies we have a dog kennel outside for summer or when they want to stay out and another one inside just to sleep in when they feel like, and it's smaller just for the babies but I'm gonna have to train the babies cause while I live in Australia and we are going towards winter, they have been spending more time inside and naturally they are wanting to get inside after 5pm it's about when it start to get dark and cold and I have been picking up their poop for the last week. Now I'm alright with 2 of them but 1 of the babies is a girl and she is so scared of us she's alway alone not playing not interacting with her parents nor siblings and she always hide under the couche when she's inside, curently my husband is at a hospital have an amputation and i'm kind of out of ideas with her, so if anyone have an idea on how to aproch her or getting her to relax and get close to us please feel free to advice me, even better please do not feel uncomfortable or anything like that I really need some advices ❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Some dogs take a little more work than others." is true, but also some dogs take a *lot* more work than others 🙂
My dogs are a modern example of padlovs dog. We got the idea from that wise dude to put a twice per day alarm for their morning and night meals.
Dogs are not your friend like Bob and Harry are.
It's like 90% friendship and 10% I'm in control here. That is still healthy.
It gets unhealthy when you give them too much freedom (no boundaries) or too many boundaries (no freedom).
A dog is like a child - literally. Dogs are mentally 2/3 yrs old. Treat them like your 2/3 yrs old. Simple. They're not there to be an emotional punching bag just like your child wouldn't be. They need to be themselves, loved, cared for, encouraged and kept in check when they're naughty.
We live in East Central Missouri, and we have multiple packs of Coyotes, in our area, and our Eastern German Shepherd, has stood his ground, and ran off large packs of coyotes ,many times. Our 100lb GSD isn't afraid of them, at all.
thanks a LOT for the useful information SERIOUSLY
Getting low isn't necessarily a sign that your dog doesn't want to engage. They might very well still be curious, but they want to show the other dog that they are not a threat. My dog does this often, where she might start low to the ground while still moving towards the other dog. As she gets closer, she raises herself up and greets the other.
Also, hair on the back is one I don't think was mentioned. But if your dogs hair stands up, that's probably the most tell-tale sign that they are on high-alert, and it's probably time for you to intervene. All dogs are different and behave differently with different personalities. So, what you see with one may not be true for the other.
Wait, you have a Golden Retriever & didn't mention that they're an exception to the first one? My Golden Retriever grandpuppy has never come across another living organism that he didn't want to meet.
Thanks for this video content❤😊
Logisch dass man keine starken Chemikalien braucht zum Reinigen im Haushalt mit einem Hund
vor allem, weil es, wie er sagte, nicht gut für sie ist
I am about to get a husky and these videos show me exactly what I need to do. Thanks.❤
So much maintenance for Huskies. Be sure to groom your doggo regularly or your house will just be a fur zone. The chores are worth the Husky happiness tho (:
that’s great!
just be prepared Huskies need a lot more exercise than other dogs,
since they are for pulling slays in the snow, they need running everyday and enjoy outdoors more than any other breed, they can get sick in their heart, bones and paws if they don’t get that needed exercise, it’s super crucial they get to run every day, be prepared to hire a walker if needed,
enjoy your dog! ❤
Handling is also very important, start early with touching paws ears etc, brushing (supersoft brush, like a baby finger toothbrush with no paste just water). Learn how to carry your pupper properly. Also, most dog-child toys need 100% supervision when being played with. Lord knows how many pet store high price toys that broke early and could have harmed the dog. That goes for some plants too, and know they usually need more food then what was recommended from breeder once you get them since they grow fast. Else they can start to eat alot of strange things due hunger.
I really hope you don't live in an apartment! Huskies, as mentioned elsewhere in this subthread, require LOTS of exercise, as they were bred to pull sleighs/sleds. When I lived in Alaska, I saw one guy training his huskies during the summer by having his team pull his four-wheeler (engine off, of course!). And it isn't "cruelty" -- these dogs are a "working" breed, so just remember what everybody here is saying, and make sure you're ready to handle all of that energy!
If you're not already a long-distance runner, get a bike. Huskies NEED a lot of exercise, socialization and training. They are intelligent, dominant and high drive dogs that need a job. If you can't dedicate 20 hours a week to this dog, get a different dog.
6:22...exactly what the vet told me. My dog threw up and had the shi*s. Cost me $300.00 for the vet visit.
my 9 year old dog almost died when my daddy took her to the vet and i thought she would be gone for ever but when my daddy came house he said she come home the next day and i saw i was so happy
i had a shih-tzu and he was the most gentle dog he didnt even want to run around much and scratch things just chill dawg fr but when i got a 2nd shih-tzu he was a demon xD he runs bites scratches basically every dog starter pack and im fine with it till they bite my clothes/shoes lol
my shih-tzu is the true best of all, shes like, the sweetest, NO bites or sratches from her! shes so cute
I'm so sorry for your loss 😢God 🙏 bless you
Since I'm sensitive to chemicals and would never use harsh chemicals what ever dog arrives in my life is going to be happy with me.
They’ll be a lucky dog!
I do punish my dog, but not with yelling or hitting. I just used apple bitter on things she wasn't allowed to chew (then got more chew toys), and gave her a spray when she would jump on the counter. Everything else was treat training. I can leave her favorite treat (peanut butter) on the edge of the counter, leave for 2 hours, and she hadn't touched it.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
Friend of mine lives on 1 acre of land, has 3 dogs and some cats. She never takes the dogs on walks, just figures that they can go potty whenever they want. SHE leaves the house but they never can. When I see them, I think they're mentally damaged, which they probably are.
My apartment neighbor takes her dog for walks every day, but feeds it funny things, like lots of cooked rice. SHE calls it homemade dog food, but I'm not sure dogs are supposed to eat that much rice.
This was actual a really good list. Honestly i was expecting a low effort click bait video when this showed up in my feed
I always wondered about the changing dog food thing. I get that dogs are not wolves anymore, but I thought they were still basically opportunistic scavengers and it would seem that they would not be finding the same food to scavenge every day if they had to get it for themselves.
is it because they get the same food day after day that they get the trots when you change it too quickly? like their gut biome specializes on their food and when you change it? as opposed to if they ate something different every day, their gut biome would more a generalist and able to handle different stuff better?
like when a vegetarian suddenly tries beef broth and gets sick? their gut has specialized, so has a harder time coping with it.
I have wondered the same. I feed my dog raw, natural, human grade foods, and I never have to worry about making changes. I can give her anything at any time and it won't make any difference. I think kibble is very unnatural, so probably the cause you need to go slow when you make changes.
@@ruthm1384 makes a lot of sense! thanks!
The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the th-cam.com/users/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
I have an enthusiastic pit bull who loves people and often shows his love by jumping on them. I frequently train him to not jump because he's strong and heavy and people who don't know him might be afraid of him. I also don't tolerate other peoples' dogs jumping on me without my permission. It often takes non-owners' participation to train good behavior.
Lol, when you got to the part about dog's not liking yelling one time my dog was up on the bed with me and my husband and we got into a little heated argument wasn't yelling really I just raised my voice a bit, She very softly put her paw on my hand as If to say Don't be mean to the dad mom!!! It was hilarious!! She's done many many loving gestures to us both done many many hilarious thing's as well.
Year's ago I raised and trained Boxers I did that for almost 14 years I stopped once I lost the male boxer that died at 14 it was very very hard on me and it was many more yrs before I got the one I'm talking about now, She's a catcahoula and very very intelligent one of the most intelligent dog's I've had my entire life, I've never been without a dog until I lost the male boxer, And now I keep thinking how painful it's going to be losing her she's about 7 yrs old now it trouble me but I guess I have just to treasure her until that happens 💔❤️🌹
Thank you for sharing!! Happy Holidays!!! Many Blessings to you and your family!! Stay Safe!! ❤ Elle on husband's account almost 40 yr marriage will be 40 yrs on the 29th of this month!!! ❤
I also lost several other Boxers dude to old age and I loved them all just was a even more special bond to him he was unique I alway's said he was bon in a tux he was a reverse brindle and very much a gentleman I once told him to walk a neighbor home and he did just that went out the door with her walked her to her door waited till she went in turned and walked right back home it was one of the coolest thing's I've ever seen, Unique!!!
dogs they are just too good and too amazing.. i really loved your video keep on sharing these videos and a lot of love from planet ayurveda thanks a lot for sharing such pretty moments
Thank you glad you enjoyed it!!
When I go for a walk and my dog shows interest in wanting to say hi to other people, especially kids, then I allow it, if not, then we just continue the walk normally
hugging, another one of those "hate" things
it stresses them out
The second he said " this next thing that you do is even worse " I got an ad showing a guy doing flips on his bike
thank, you for you're video.👍 every lab dog that I have owned has trimmed their own toenails.
my dog has the boiled meat of three or four chicken drum sticks deboned with some of the juice from boiling it every morning, at night he has a can of good quality dog food, also in the bowl is some dry food and some cold meat for humans, that's a three course meal, that's what he is used to so he eats well, i love this dog he is so low maintenance i don't have any problems with him what so ever, he has been off lead for the last 8 years he knows the routine and does not break the rules he gets to run around off lead on the streets and sniffs around and pisses on stuff, he just knows what to do, he never runs on the road, he wont cross the street by himself, there is no way my next dog will be this good, they all have their own personalities like humans, my next dog will probably need the lead ???
my poodle loves our routines, but my shih tzu just never wants to get up.. she’s chunky
Whenever i came across another person that wanted to greet my dog i responded with "he's not going to be interested in you but you can pet him" and my dog would go up to a person, sniff and then resume business as normal.
Didn't matter who it was really, not even ME when another person was out walking him. He would greet me, let me pet him briefly and then just go on doing the things he really wanted to do.
Other dogs was a different story, then my dog would show interest even if the other dog was clearly out of their mind batshit crazy aggressive or scared or playful or whatever.
My dog didn't give a hoot about how the other dog acted, he was very kind and trusting and even if snapped at or bitten he would simply take it down a notch and try to get closer with time.
On the flipside though, whenever someone was invited to my home, my dog would be all over that person. Always wanting pets and snacks and to play and in general seeking attention non-stop.
Seems to me that a house with teenagers in it often would be where a dog might find less of a routine when it comes to a lot of things. Most of all if some teenagers have been given the total responsiblity to care for that dog.
That's right people expect dogs to be perfect especially when they adopt a dog from a shelter, then sadly they return them because they might have an issue or two without even trying to work through it, and usually they are easily solved with a bit of patience and training
Ive only yelled at my dog twice. Once he was trying to get my attention and he peeled up my finger nail by accident (hopefully) and once when i caught him having just eaten 15 lbs (before processing) of pork i had just processed and portioned.
Otherwise im pretty even tempered with my furboy.
It’s pretty surprising how well white vinegar cleans and it’s a safe alternative to clean your dogs living area.
The only problem with the nail clipping thing, is that one of my dogs gets so overstimulated so quickly when we go to the pet store where we clip her nails, but we have to do it a bit regularly because she jumps on people and ‘play attacks’ them, by digging at their face, smashing her snout into their ear and more, and it’s painful.
Try to clipp or grind them at home
Have you ever tried those scratch boards for dogs? I've been considering trying one, but I'm not sure it would be all that easy to train the dogs to use it. They aren't cats, after all.
Meaning this in the most positive and helpful way, you really need to train your dog to stop doing that as soon as possible, before someone gets hurt! Even clipped nails can scratch someone's face, and if she gets overexcited she could bite, or jump up at a small child and knock them over. It's perfectly possible to train your dog and get her to greet people calmly - imagine if people with big dogs let them behave like this all the time, but there's no difference between large and small breeds, just that people won't tolerate this behaviour in larger dogs because it's so clearly dangerous, but they often let them get away with it when they are small and cute - which I'm guessing is the case with yours.
@@Fledhyris Yeah. This was my thought exactly. My pit bull/mastiff mix and my chihuahua/dachshund mix may be a bit on the opposite sides of the size and breed type spectrum, but both are expected to behave exactly as well as the other, and are each trained to do their own jobs (big gal detects human remains for search and rescue, little gal is a certified therapy dog for children that have to testify alone in court cases and want something fluffy and distracting to pet.)
Basically, if your pet dog suddenly weighed 500 pounds and was unleashed in a fully packed Walmart without you, would you trust it not to break anything, harm anyone, or make anyone uncomfortable (other than what is expected from suddenly seeing a 500 lb beast)? If not, train more.
I’ve had dogs all my life never just one had two at a time. Pals for each other had gor at one time but the dog that really stole my heart and went to piece. When I lost him was my dobermanhe lived till twelve and I lost it when I list him he New me inside out could nearly suss me before I even thought of something. Yes my huge big handsome sultan he was soo easy to train also
5:12 looks just like my lab/gsd mix
Sadly one of my dogs nails grew so long that it curled and pierced through its skin and back out. Now we know to clip our dogs nails more often.
Don't trim one of your big toenailss for 3 months...make sure it hurts when you wear shoes...that should be a karmic lesson for you...
Yes, you must keep an eye on these things when you own a dog.
3:38 actually when you go outside and play with them on matirials like pavement or concret, and take them on the sidewalks every walk their nails kinda automatically get clipped by the pavement kind of like coyotes and wolves, However you can't have them on the pavement/concret etc for to long or else there paws will bleed from their claws being cut to short but that could just be my dog
Need to keep an eye on their dew claws.
Yes and then it gets too hot in many areas for concrete walks unless you can get out super early etc…
Honestly dog training and children training is the same... reward the good behaviour and retry when the behaviour is not expected... break it down to smaller steps and reward those smaller steps. When did you last reward a child for doing their homework or sitting quietly with their siblings?
I had a Doberman rescue puppy that was my shadow, as much as he frustrated me when training went wrong I found something he could do and succeeded and that was the end with so much positive praise and treats. Next time on the training was easier as it want't seen as negative. Zeus didn't get tracking to start with but with care and working slowly he tracked a 5 mile course and identified the location of the person hiding.
Sadly we lost Zeus, the most gentle of souls, to lymphoma cancer at the age of six...I am still broken hearted over taking him to the vet and stroking him as he was put to sleep. It was the worst day of my life.
13 things that dogs do that humans hate...
1. Peeing everywhere
2. Pooping everywhere
3. Not following routine
4. Not eating
5. Not coming for a walk
6. Barking
7. Biting
8. Not drinking
9. Wanting to always play
10. Coming into the bathroom when you bathe or poop
11. Fighting
12. Not listening
13. Teething