Thank you for saying that it’s okay to crate the puppy! We have a high energy breed, and at 5 months old, she doesn’t self-settle. She just gets more and more wound up and I think that, just like little kids who fight sleep, she gets a shot of adrenaline that keeps her going until she absolutely crashes. I have found that if I crate her, she’ll nap, and then be able to exercise more self-control after her time in the crate.
I rescued a 6 week old black German shepherd pup he's now 8 weeks old and I can't make anyone understand how much this channel has helped me train him just in the 2 weeks I've had him. I get compliments about how well behaved he is everywhere we go.
I understand, I really do! This channel saved us when we got a puppy 2 mos ago. We weren't expecting to get a puppy and weren't mentally or educationally prepared. Just attended our first in - class training and... We killed it!!!
@@kbail9806same and everyone at our dog obedience club is like "that's not a GSP she's so calm and well behaved for a puppy" 😂 but she's just had amazing foundations since day one. My friend just got a puppy on the weekend and the first thing I did was share this channel with her.
Honestly, it's nice to hear that even professional trainers have challenges when training. I've had dogs most of my life, but my current dog was by far the most difficult dog I've ever trained. She's a senior dog now and is great but the puppy years were ROUGH and I felt like such a bad dog owner for having such a hard time. Her life long dog companion passed away a few months ago and we're in the talking stages of adding another dog into the family. Your videos have given me the confidence and information I need to not be scared of training a new dog again. Keep up the amazing work!!!
I adopted an Australian cattle dog a few weeks after you uploaded your Euchre videos and I have been following religiously ever since. My pup Pico learns so quickly and you guys have been the MOST help! She rocks at recall and I am learning so much too!
I am so glad to hear that even dog trainers need a break from their puppies! I have a high energy 5 month old golden retriever and sometimes you just want to watch tv without a puppy getting into everything. But then I feel guilty for putting him in his crate when I should be trying to turn it into a lesson on how to behave. Too bad you can't teach a puppy to go to sleep on command. Hearing that Kayl occasionally needs a break from the puppy energy makes me feel less guilty!
This is SO HELPFUL. Please continue to make videos like this! Too often we see the final product and don't get to see all the work and progress leading up to that point. Thank you!!! 🎉
I understand this doesn’t apply to you @kuramai , but if your reading this and have just gotten your dog, do not train it with treats. There is another way that is better long term. Though it seems like treat training is a default move to make, it’s not. Go check out Saro Dog Training. I’m glad I came across him at the time I did.
Hey! Thanks for watching and commenting 🐾 Have you heard about our Puppy Essentials Online Training Program? Check it out here - mydogcan.mccanndogs.com/ Happy Training! ~ Dan
Your training videos are amazing. Thank you for all the help. My puppy is 3 months old and is doing better than I thought I would she would. I get the consistency rule. It’s harder to train other family members. Thanks again
Great summary of the 6 month goals! We got Buddy our lab mix only a couple weeks before you guys got Euchre and we're tagging along with your training. Our puppy goals are a bit behind though. The thing I found most difficult is to have all family members be consistent. 😒
Same ..my son says I should just yell and scold all the time and he just plays with her and doesnt do any training and gets mad when she nips but he doesn't get that shes just over excited and he needs to be more calm with her. She doesnt nip me so its got to be cuz she gets overly excited with him.
I know I'm not the only one who's curious about whether or not Euchre is going back to your brother (for those who don't know, that's Kayl's bro in beginning of vid that little Euchre runs to). Maybe it didn't work out for him to keep her? We're just nosey! Great to see her progress - and yours!
You guys are AMAZING! Been following your tips with my miniature schnauzer that I have had for 2 days now! He has learned that sitting has gotten him A LOT of praise and even though we are still working on going in the crate on his own, he sees it as a safe space to enter when he is spooked! 🥺❤️ Toby, my husband and I thank you so much!
I would love to see some detailed videos about how you manage a multi dog house. Not just about isolating puppies etc but the day-to-day walking, feeding, attention, how to integrate puppies with older dogs, etc. Perhaps some vlog type videos showing in depth info about the practical aspects of having multiple dogs :)
This video is awesome! So helpful and so informative. I love the informal unstructured format too where you're just simply talking about the ins and outs. I think I actually learned more from this than from the videos on specific training exercises :)
What would you recommend for working on recall if you don’t have access to an open isolated space? We live in a city in an apartment and aren’t allowed to take her to the nearby park.
Hi, I’m not a dog trainer, but I also have a puppy who can’t go to the park yet. So I can share what we did which was really effective. Few days ago we went to the city centre to socialise and get used to being around various types of interactions. So, the first time we went there, I didn’t make my puppy walk immediately, we just sat on a bench and watched the surroundings. We sat like this for an hour and then he felt confident enough to walk and enjoy the city. So, then we walked and learned, and it was easy :) My puppy is really smart and react to my commands well, so I could train him after an hour, but it might take a few days in other cases :) just sitting and watching
Our dutchie has been amazing.. house trained in a few days ( 8,5 weeks) - she has only had a poop accident twice.. first day + one day later when i did not hear her..and a fee pee acc. But we keep the door open som she can go in and in as she wants so that has helped us 100%.. still having the biting and stealing stuff though.. Lol..but that will change.. she is 12 weeks now and such a lovley dog
Good idea! I have an almost 5 month goldendoodle and we live in an apartment. One good thing is it's a lot easier to control the environment in a smaller space
Loved this update 😊. I was relieved to see that some of the things Euchre is experiencing, my BC has been doing as well, so I know it's not just me! Definitely agree about incorporating obedience into games of fetch to exercise the brain. This has really helped me (especially when he was younger and couldn't go on longer walks) and I love seeing my boy use his brain. Also thanks for clarifying re socialisation. I allowed my dog to say hello to every dog we met when he was younger thinking that this was what it was about and had to quickly unpick it as it was driving the wrong behaviours, so it's good to see a video that talks about socialisation in more detail and how to build it up.
My puppy has been doing really well at politely greeting and playing with other dogs off leash at the dog park, but really plays rough and annoys my older dog at home. He's not aggressive, and it seems like playful fighting, but I can't get him to settle and stop. Any advice? I want them to be able to interact without playing so rough in the house.
We have an 11wk old border collie and she is currently refusing to come back inside after going potty outside (with a leash). Sits down and doesn't budge, so we pick her up and she now starts growling. What would your suggestion be to change this behaviour?
I have a 6mo old shepherd/Pyrenese mix ..i did not crate train and i did some things right but I really didnt know how to train so im just starting some of your tips now. Will she be able to learn or did I already screw it up. She was a barn dog so im still trying to get per to do her business outside and i only get this half of the time but I keep trying. I haven't quite figured out how to get her to walk next to me so she just loves smelling everything..she also barks a lot and its scared of everything and I haven't figured out how to fix that either. I do love her though and I will keep trying. My husband of 44 yrs passed last august and she is helping me but I hope I didnt bite off more than I can chew.
Pamela -- you have plenty of time to train your dog. I got my Pomeranian at two years old, the only thing he knew was doing his business outside (thankfully). He is three and a half years now and has basic obedience down (walking on a leash is still a work in progress), knows some tricks and is picking up some agility. He is still very reactive with other dogs, so I'm concentrating on working with that. But with me being disabled (no balance and I have to have a walker/rollator when outside with him), it's kinda tough. But be consistent with your dog, work on behaviors/tricks a little bit every day, be patient and your dog will be a wonderful companion for you. Good luck. 👍
I would like to know how to manage a Border collie puppy and small kids. She wants to shepherd them :) Would you recommend to calm her with some treats like with the cars ?
What do you do if not everyone in the family follows the rules you set for your puppy? Or what if they don’t agree with the rules you want to set for training?
It's your dog, you set the rules. If they don't then jeep them away until they agree to the terms. Let them know you want a well trained dog and that's why it needs to be this way.
@@derfskittlers6125 thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it’s the hubby and kids that don’t always agree or don’t follow the rules I wish to follow with training. lol but fortunately, after hearing the vet or other dog owners give the same or similar ideas with training, they started opening up to trying my ideas
Luckily I have a small house. Currently, I’m trying to get my schnauzer puppy, Scooby who I’m going to train to alert my family someone around me if I’m having a seizure; he is chewing on me and I try to distract him but because I feel around to supplement low vision , he thinks I’m playing when I’m looking to see what he’s chewing on. Any ideas? He’s 3 months and one week this week.
I have a 6mth old collie too, she’s very hyper at times and walking her isn’t enough, she needs mental stimulation and i’m doing lots of training which helps, (Recall is hit or miss, she comes within 6ft of me!, im kinda stuck 😪) can you do a video about different games like find it, or similar as i’m running out of ideas. Thank you for your great advice. 🏴
My 4.5 month old Zoe is ALWAYS jumping up on people. NOBODY will listen to me when they come over and visit. They ignore me saying not to pay attention to her when they come in. I have her on lead and she keeps trying to jump on people bc they get her hyped up and its like Im not there.
Is your dog crate trained? because if so you could put your puppy in its crate right before guests arrive, then once everyone settles in (both guest and dog in crate), then you could take the dog out of the crate and continue with what you are already doing
@@latosa18 keep her on an indoor lead, when she’s in the crate put it on so she doesn’t have the ability to bolt straight out restrict her movement so she then sits next to you and reward her for sitting and move it into allowing her to walk near people
Is training a 3 Month old puppy too early? I am not sure what type of training we should provide at this age. He does not have any vaccines yet. Thanks!
Try "it's your choice game" with Susan Garret.. it is amazing ;) and also : reward what you want ( when the dog allready relaxes: reward ) reward calm.. :) God luck :)
i would use what your dog thinks as low value treats to reward calm behavior, like their kibble, carrots or lettuce. By low value treats I mean food that they're still willing to eat, but not get over excited or lose interest in it completely. When your done excerising your dog or training, wait until they settle, and get up and reward them. They may pop up expectantly looking for more treats, and that's okay. Make sure you reward when your dog is NOT thinking about the food. Keep doing this until you see success. If your dog likes to mug your hand or sniff at treats in your pocket, I suggest teaching no mugging. Kikopup has a video on that.
I have a little dog and she chews up her leash every time I try to make sure she has one on…. Any suggestions? I need my life back. Not to mention both my dogs fight…. My husband and I don’t even sleep in the same bed anymore.
I have a 9 month old Staffordshire girl and she jumps on you when she see’s someone she knows even though we tell her to stop? How do I get her to do all those things moving forward?
We just got an 8 week old Australian Labradoodle pup, he's super sweet and slept in his crate the entire night on his third night here. However during the day he seems to be very restless when out of the crate and not playing / eating so I lure him in the crate and let him get his rest there throughout the day. Is this wrong? I don't want to him to live in a cage but he doesn't cry or whine when he's in there and just settles after a minute or 2 to take a long nap.
Omg my 3 month old pup keeps jumping on my 11 year old golden retriever head biting her ears, face, and neck. If I take her away from the older dog she attacks us. She has bitten my face, hands, and legs that draws blood. Is there something I can do I have watched several videos and tried what u have said it isnt working.
Love your videos. Your a great help. I received my puppy a week ago and sofar he's great. I've learned by watching videos since I got him that I got him kind of early. 5.5 weeks old. 8 weeks should have been the minimum. He was eating food when i got him and walking fine so the guy said hes good to go.I'm concerned about behavior problems in the future. Should I be concerned? Is it too early to train? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Wondering how you’ve done with your puppy? We got ours at 7 weeks and quickly realized it was too young As well. He deals with separation anxiety but I don’t know if that’s just a normal puppy thing or related to leaving his mom too young. Hope things went ok for your baby pup!
Hi, we just started fostering a 1ish yr old dog and she thinks jumping on people is a game! especially when you try to correct it. How do I train her not to jump? I know you talked about that but she's not a puppy 🤔
Since there are too many lose dogs in my locality where owners just let their dogs roam free,where they might have a chance of viruses in them...so for that,I dnt let my dalmatian meet them for t fear of sickness. So is it ok if I dnt let my 6 months old dalmatian don't meet or play with other dogs?
From what I have seen online it seems the general consensus is only about 5 min of exercise for each month of age up to 18 months. Is this the general rule you guys follow? Obviously forced exercise should be avoided in puppies but 30 min for many 6 month old active breeds doesn't seem like it would be sufficient over the course of an entire day?
wondering the same thing with my 3 month old german shepherd puppy, a 15 minute wlak is basically nothing considering the amount of time she stops to sniff different things or stare at other dogs + birds.
@@KurrieSauce You may want to ask on a few GSD specific forums and find out what people are actually doing. My border collie puppy would have lost his mind being this restricted. I finally just decided to raise him like I have raised other puppies...allowing him moderate at will exercise daily and but not letting him get carried away with it. I don't include time spent sniffing or rolling around like a clown as exercise but this is just my opinion.
I would really like to do the “line training” with my shihpoo at home but I have read that shihtzu’s have very sensitive necks and that I shouldn’t put a collar on for walks and training purposes. What are your thoughts about that? Thank you!!
Shahina -- I use a harness on my Pomeranian, works perfectly well. Depending on what I'm working on with him, I alternate a normal 6-10 foot leash with a 30ft long line or 50ft long line. The 50ft leash is usually used when I play fetch with him.
I have a 5 month old border collie and it is very difficult to train her to sit down when people want to say hello. When I take her for a walk, people just walk up to her and pet her, let her jump, ... without my permission or before I can let her sit 😠 It's very annoying, why do people think its OK to just pet any dog without permission?
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Thank you for saying that it’s okay to crate the puppy! We have a high energy breed, and at 5 months old, she doesn’t self-settle. She just gets more and more wound up and I think that, just like little kids who fight sleep, she gets a shot of adrenaline that keeps her going until she absolutely crashes. I have found that if I crate her, she’ll nap, and then be able to exercise more self-control after her time in the crate.
I rescued a 6 week old black German shepherd pup he's now 8 weeks old and I can't make anyone understand how much this channel has helped me train him just in the 2 weeks I've had him. I get compliments about how well behaved he is everywhere we go.
I understand, I really do! This channel saved us when we got a puppy 2 mos ago. We weren't expecting to get a puppy and weren't mentally or educationally prepared. Just attended our first in - class training and... We killed it!!!
I just have to thank you for rescuing . A black GSD.. best dogs in the world. I have owned the breed since 1989.. they are the best dogs you can get
@@kbail9806same and everyone at our dog obedience club is like "that's not a GSP she's so calm and well behaved for a puppy" 😂 but she's just had amazing foundations since day one. My friend just got a puppy on the weekend and the first thing I did was share this channel with her.
Honestly, it's nice to hear that even professional trainers have challenges when training. I've had dogs most of my life, but my current dog was by far the most difficult dog I've ever trained. She's a senior dog now and is great but the puppy years were ROUGH and I felt like such a bad dog owner for having such a hard time. Her life long dog companion passed away a few months ago and we're in the talking stages of adding another dog into the family. Your videos have given me the confidence and information I need to not be scared of training a new dog again. Keep up the amazing work!!!
I adopted an Australian cattle dog a few weeks after you uploaded your Euchre videos and I have been following religiously ever since. My pup Pico learns so quickly and you guys have been the MOST help! She rocks at recall and I am learning so much too!
That sounds really promising. We have our puppy in 6 days!!🥰
How is she now? ❤
I am so glad to hear that even dog trainers need a break from their puppies! I have a high energy 5 month old golden retriever and sometimes you just want to watch tv without a puppy getting into everything. But then I feel guilty for putting him in his crate when I should be trying to turn it into a lesson on how to behave. Too bad you can't teach a puppy to go to sleep on command. Hearing that Kayl occasionally needs a break from the puppy energy makes me feel less guilty!
This is SO HELPFUL. Please continue to make videos like this! Too often we see the final product and don't get to see all the work and progress leading up to that point. Thank you!!! 🎉
Can you make a video about weaning dogs off of treats? :]
Oh man, that would be really cool, simpawtico also has a really good video on phasing out treats
There is actualy a video on this
just make it like a slot machine, ie. give her a treat after every two or three commands, and continue to lengthen the time.
I understand this doesn’t apply to you @kuramai , but if your reading this and have just gotten your dog, do not train it with treats. There is another way that is better long term. Though it seems like treat training is a default move to make, it’s not. Go check out Saro Dog Training. I’m glad I came across him at the time I did.
@@Hhpro789 i already did check out saro that dude only makes fat beagles no idea why you trust him but ight lol
I'm picking up my first ever puppy (a Cockapoo) in a few weeks, and watching these videos has made me so much less nervous. Thanks for the education!
Hey! Thanks for watching and commenting 🐾
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Happy Training!
~ Dan
Your training videos are amazing. Thank you for all the help. My puppy is 3 months old and is doing better than I thought I would she would. I get the consistency rule. It’s harder to train other family members.
Thanks again
Great summary of the 6 month goals! We got Buddy our lab mix only a couple weeks before you guys got Euchre and we're tagging along with your training.
Our puppy goals are a bit behind though.
The thing I found most difficult is to have all family members be consistent. 😒
Same ..my son says I should just yell and scold all the time and he just plays with her and doesnt do any training and gets mad when she nips but he doesn't get that shes just over excited and he needs to be more calm with her. She doesnt nip me so its got to be cuz she gets overly excited with him.
Have to understand these people are professionals 😬
i have been watching your videos and it helps so much, so many new things i now know to help my puppy be the best she can! ( picking her up tomorow
I know I'm not the only one who's curious about whether or not Euchre is going back to your brother (for those who don't know, that's Kayl's bro in beginning of vid that little Euchre runs to). Maybe it didn't work out for him to keep her? We're just nosey! Great to see her progress - and yours!
I'm so curious and confused too! So bonded to Kayl, I imagine she will fit well anywhere, but wow she is Kayl's it seems.
Yeeaaah.
It's so obvious that
She sooo loves Kayl
I was thinking the same thing. Perhaps her brother ended up taking one of the other puppies since Kayl and this puppy bonded so well.
My same question! Although it sure seems like these two are head over ‘heel’ in love!
I came to ask this too
Thanks Kayl! Good job with your pup. We have enjoyed following your progress and have used all of your advice and coaching to train our pup.
Your videos are amazing and our family has learned so much. Euchre just looks at you with so much ❤️
You guys are AMAZING! Been following your tips with my miniature schnauzer that I have had for 2 days now! He has learned that sitting has gotten him A LOT of praise and even though we are still working on going in the crate on his own, he sees it as a safe space to enter when he is spooked! 🥺❤️
Toby, my husband and I thank you so much!
I would love to see some detailed videos about how you manage a multi dog house. Not just about isolating puppies etc but the day-to-day walking, feeding, attention, how to integrate puppies with older dogs, etc. Perhaps some vlog type videos showing in depth info about the practical aspects of having multiple dogs
:)
Hi there, Akanksha! This video will help: How To Introduce Your Puppy To Your Other Dog(s) -
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Happy Training!
This video is awesome! So helpful and so informative. I love the informal unstructured format too where you're just simply talking about the ins and outs. I think I actually learned more from this than from the videos on specific training exercises :)
Wow... she clearly loves you and is very well trained!!
Thank you for your honesty!
What would you recommend for working on recall if you don’t have access to an open isolated space? We live in a city in an apartment and aren’t allowed to take her to the nearby park.
Hi, I’m not a dog trainer, but I also have a puppy who can’t go to the park yet. So I can share what we did which was really effective.
Few days ago we went to the city centre to socialise and get used to being around various types of interactions. So, the first time we went there, I didn’t make my puppy walk immediately, we just sat on a bench and watched the surroundings. We sat like this for an hour and then he felt confident enough to walk and enjoy the city. So, then we walked and learned, and it was easy :)
My puppy is really smart and react to my commands well, so I could train him after an hour, but it might take a few days in other cases :) just sitting and watching
I love the bond you two have. Love your video s
Our dutchie has been amazing.. house trained in a few days ( 8,5 weeks) - she has only had a poop accident twice.. first day + one day later when i did not hear her..and a fee pee acc. But we keep the door open som she can go in and in as she wants so that has helped us 100%.. still having the biting and stealing stuff though.. Lol..but that will change.. she is 12 weeks now and such a lovley dog
Can you do more updates on Euchre? I really enjoyed this!
Thank you for the update and for the training tips!
What baby gate are you using?
Can you please do a video on tips of having a puppy in a apartment?
Good idea! I have an almost 5 month goldendoodle and we live in an apartment. One good thing is it's a lot easier to control the environment in a smaller space
Thank you for this series. Very well done. I've enjoyed and learned a lil too.
Loved this update 😊. I was relieved to see that some of the things Euchre is experiencing, my BC has been doing as well, so I know it's not just me! Definitely agree about incorporating obedience into games of fetch to exercise the brain. This has really helped me (especially when he was younger and couldn't go on longer walks) and I love seeing my boy use his brain. Also thanks for clarifying re socialisation. I allowed my dog to say hello to every dog we met when he was younger thinking that this was what it was about and had to quickly unpick it as it was driving the wrong behaviours, so it's good to see a video that talks about socialisation in more detail and how to build it up.
LOVE her name! Euchre how cute!
My puppy has been doing really well at politely greeting and playing with other dogs off leash at the dog park, but really plays rough and annoys my older dog at home. He's not aggressive, and it seems like playful fighting, but I can't get him to settle and stop. Any advice? I want them to be able to interact without playing so rough in the house.
Wow nice and detailed video and very practical way for us to relate. Can you do some training videos on pugs ?
Very helpful session, thank you
You guys are great. Thank you so much 🙏
Awww yuker is such a sweetie
Really love this video. So relatable
Is there a reason your long line is loose verses a retractable? I hate it dragging through the mud. Lol
We have an 11wk old border collie and she is currently refusing to come back inside after going potty outside (with a leash). Sits down and doesn't budge, so we pick her up and she now starts growling. What would your suggestion be to change this behaviour?
Lure her in with a treat and make sure she's mentally and physically exercised during the day
I have a 6mo old shepherd/Pyrenese mix ..i did not crate train and i did some things right but I really didnt know how to train so im just starting some of your tips now. Will she be able to learn or did I already screw it up. She was a barn dog so im still trying to get per to do her business outside and i only get this half of the time but I keep trying. I haven't quite figured out how to get her to walk next to me so she just loves smelling everything..she also barks a lot and its scared of everything and I haven't figured out how to fix that either. I do love her though and I will keep trying. My husband of 44 yrs passed last august and she is helping me but I hope I didnt bite off more than I can chew.
Pamela -- you have plenty of time to train your dog. I got my Pomeranian at two years old, the only thing he knew was doing his business outside (thankfully). He is three and a half years now and has basic obedience down (walking on a leash is still a work in progress), knows some tricks and is picking up some agility. He is still very reactive with other dogs, so I'm concentrating on working with that. But with me being disabled (no balance and I have to have a walker/rollator when outside with him), it's kinda tough.
But be consistent with your dog, work on behaviors/tricks a little bit every day, be patient and your dog will be a wonderful companion for you. Good luck. 👍
I would like to know how to manage a Border collie puppy and small kids. She wants to shepherd them :) Would you recommend to calm her with some treats like with the cars ?
Hello! My puppy (12 week old husky) is looking at front leg amputation. Do you have any recommendations for harnesses for tripod dogs?
I know this is an old comment but hope your dog is ok
What do you do if not everyone in the family follows the rules you set for your puppy? Or what if they don’t agree with the rules you want to set for training?
It's your dog, you set the rules. If they don't then jeep them away until they agree to the terms. Let them know you want a well trained dog and that's why it needs to be this way.
@@derfskittlers6125 thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it’s the hubby and kids that don’t always agree or don’t follow the rules I wish to follow with training. lol but fortunately, after hearing the vet or other dog owners give the same or similar ideas with training, they started opening up to trying my ideas
we are getting a blue heeler puppy and we want to train her our selfs and never done it before, any advice?love your channel :]
Is there also a next Part? From 7 months to a year for example?
I also can't seem to play fetch or anything with my dog. He gets really amped up and gets up going at me and trying to bite me.. any tips?
Luckily I have a small house. Currently, I’m trying to get my schnauzer puppy, Scooby who I’m going to train to alert my family someone around me if I’m having a seizure; he is chewing on me and I try to distract him but because I feel around to supplement low vision , he thinks I’m playing when I’m looking to see what he’s chewing on. Any ideas? He’s 3 months and one week this week.
I have a 6mth old collie too, she’s very hyper at times and walking her isn’t enough, she needs mental stimulation and i’m doing lots of training which helps, (Recall is hit or miss, she comes within 6ft of me!, im kinda stuck 😪)
can you do a video about different games like find it, or similar as i’m running out of ideas.
Thank you for your great advice. 🏴
My 4.5 month old Zoe is ALWAYS jumping up on people. NOBODY will listen to me when they come over and visit. They ignore me saying not to pay attention to her when they come in. I have her on lead and she keeps trying to jump on people bc they get her hyped up and its like Im not there.
Is your dog crate trained? because if so you could put your puppy in its crate right before guests arrive, then once everyone settles in (both guest and dog in crate), then you could take the dog out of the crate and continue with what you are already doing
@@zelina6595 She is crate trained, however, the moment she is released with an OK, she bolts out to whoever is sitting on the couch or kitchen chair
@@latosa18 keep her on an indoor lead, when she’s in the crate put it on so she doesn’t have the ability to bolt straight out restrict her movement so she then sits next to you and reward her for sitting and move it into allowing her to walk near people
Is training a 3 Month old puppy too early? I am not sure what type of training we should provide at this age. He does not have any vaccines yet. Thanks!
Hi there, Jen! This video will be helpful: Your Complete Puppy Training Schedule By Age
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Happy Training!
@@McCannDogs thank you! I will check it out.
Do you have a video on how to STOP my dog barking ( postman people coming and going ectect please 👍👍
I can't get my dog to be calm when there's food around at all.. like how euchre is just sitting with you.. not a chance! How do I do that?
Try "it's your choice game" with Susan Garret.. it is amazing ;) and also : reward what you want ( when the dog allready relaxes: reward ) reward calm.. :) God luck :)
i would use what your dog thinks as low value treats to reward calm behavior, like their kibble, carrots or lettuce. By low value treats I mean food that they're still willing to eat, but not get over excited or lose interest in it completely. When your done excerising your dog or training, wait until they settle, and get up and reward them. They may pop up expectantly looking for more treats, and that's okay. Make sure you reward when your dog is NOT thinking about the food. Keep doing this until you see success. If your dog likes to mug your hand or sniff at treats in your pocket, I suggest teaching no mugging. Kikopup has a video on that.
My puppy is almost 3 months. How can I train her not to bite hands and legs.
Same here
I have a little dog and she chews up her leash every time I try to make sure she has one on…. Any suggestions? I need my life back. Not to mention both my dogs fight…. My husband and I don’t even sleep in the same bed anymore.
I have a 9 month old Staffordshire girl and she jumps on you when she see’s someone she knows even though we tell her to stop? How do I get her to do all those things moving forward?
Stand on her lead with enough slack that if she jumps up she corrects herself. And invite you visitor to come in.
My Boston Terrier is biting and chewing her house line- how can I stop Chloe from chewing ?
We just got an 8 week old Australian Labradoodle pup, he's super sweet and slept in his crate the entire night on his third night here. However during the day he seems to be very restless when out of the crate and not playing / eating so I lure him in the crate and let him get his rest there throughout the day. Is this wrong? I don't want to him to live in a cage but he doesn't cry or whine when he's in there and just settles after a minute or 2 to take a long nap.
Omg my 3 month old pup keeps jumping on my 11 year old golden retriever head biting her ears, face, and neck. If I take her away from the older dog she attacks us. She has bitten my face, hands, and legs that draws blood. Is there something I can do I have watched several videos and tried what u have said it isnt working.
Love your videos. Your a great help. I received my puppy a week ago and sofar he's great. I've learned by watching videos since I got him that I got him kind of early. 5.5 weeks old. 8 weeks should have been the minimum. He was eating food when i got him and walking fine so the guy said hes good to go.I'm concerned about behavior problems in the future. Should I be concerned? Is it too early to train?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Wondering how you’ve done with your puppy? We got ours at 7 weeks and quickly realized it was too young As well. He deals with separation anxiety but I don’t know if that’s just a normal puppy thing or related to leaving his mom too young. Hope things went ok for your baby pup!
My pup just turned 6 months old and I would say his biggest issue right now is trying to steal things off of the counters 😅
Hi, we just started fostering a 1ish yr old dog and she thinks jumping on people is a game! especially when you try to correct it. How do I train her not to jump?
I know you talked about that but she's not a puppy 🤔
Since there are too many lose dogs in my locality where owners just let their dogs roam free,where they might have a chance of viruses in them...so for that,I dnt let my dalmatian meet them for t fear of sickness. So is it ok if I dnt let my 6 months old dalmatian don't meet or play with other dogs?
what treats are you giving her? is it low calorie???
From what I have seen online it seems the general consensus is only about 5 min of exercise for each month of age up to 18 months. Is this the general rule you guys follow? Obviously forced exercise should be avoided in puppies but 30 min for many 6 month old active breeds doesn't seem like it would be sufficient over the course of an entire day?
wondering the same thing with my 3 month old german shepherd puppy, a 15 minute wlak is basically nothing considering the amount of time she stops to sniff different things or stare at other dogs + birds.
@@KurrieSauce You may want to ask on a few GSD specific forums and find out what people are actually doing. My border collie puppy would have lost his mind being this restricted. I finally just decided to raise him like I have raised other puppies...allowing him moderate at will exercise daily and but not letting him get carried away with it. I don't include time spent sniffing or rolling around like a clown as exercise but this is just my opinion.
I would really like to do the “line training” with my shihpoo at home but I have read that shihtzu’s have very sensitive necks and that I shouldn’t put a collar on for walks and training purposes. What are your thoughts about that?
Thank you!!
Shahina -- I use a harness on my Pomeranian, works perfectly well. Depending on what I'm working on with him, I alternate a normal 6-10 foot leash with a 30ft long line or 50ft long line. The 50ft leash is usually used when I play fetch with him.
Love this update! Euchre is sooo snuggly!
No biting or nipping?
I have a 5 month old border collie and it is very difficult to train her to sit down when people want to say hello.
When I take her for a walk, people just walk up to her and pet her, let her jump, ... without my permission or before I can let her sit 😠
It's very annoying, why do people think its OK to just pet any dog without permission?
Gorge dog. Brilliant video. Give pup a pig's ear from me 😁
What should my 4 months old puppies know by now. They know sit, lay down, wait. I have 3 labs the same age
What breed is Euchre
She is a Border Collie.
Happy Training!
~Dan
I think you are promoting her movement sensitivity by daily fetch. It is border collie.
Where are you located ? I have 6 month old Aussie I need help dog smarter then me
I missed your videos until the other day!
Hey Eric, we are located in Flamborough Ontario 🇨🇦 , we also train thousands of students online in 53 countries right now! Check out our programs here:
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Happy Training!
~Dan
What breed is she?
My 8 months Border Collie doesn't like to play fetching with us when we go to the park. 😭
What type of dog is she?
Show first day home
Pls show first 24 hours puppy home
My issue is that too much exercise is not good for puppies
Missed an opportunity of not calling this a Pupdate!
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