This came two days late TT but being not tense with your dog is probably the most important thing. My dog kept snapping at the other dog but I realized she was tense because I was tense so after calming down she did also. Your dog picks up how you're feeling so try your best to be calm!
@@CodeSiber kinda, more like who is in control of the situation. If you’re nervous and tense, your dog will pick up on that and think that they need to step up and be in control. My male husky Thor is that way, so every time we’re out on the leash, I keep it relaxed, if we meet a new dog I keep the leash relaxed to let him know I’m saying it’s fine to meet the new dog. If we’re walking and he starts pulling to go yell at another dog (which is almost every time because he’s a grumpy old man) I give him a tug on the leash hooked up to his harness to get his attention and keep walking like I never saw the other dog. If they’re very close I keep him even closer to my side until they’re no longer near by and continue loose leash walking. I’ve never had a problem with him on the leash, even when approached by dogs that are off leash (luckily those dogs have been good as well). Thor knows I’ve got the situation in hand and always exude that confidence when we are out walking otherwise if I’m nervous and scared I’m showing that I’m not in control so why should he listen to me?
@@CodeSiber yep, often feel like it's more the people that need to be trained than the dog. I know I needed to be trained when I got Thor to be the best owner for him I could be :)
My highly reactive 1 yr dog has made a several friends through fences. She’s also managed to meet 3 other dogs on a leash while walking. But she still has her episodes where she overreacts at a dog that is out of her reach also walking
Could you do a video correcting them biting the leash I want to get a slip leash to teach my dog but she likes to bite the leash and try to play tug of war with it
Haha Luna has to be the most popular dog name. One of my Dogs name is Cielo for the Sky and the owner of her sister just so happened to name their dog Luna (Moon) and they didn't want their dog anymore so now we have both Sky and Moon 😆
It doesn't matter if it's your dog, you're responsible for its behavior while in your care. I would work on their training while you're together. Great Pyrenees are working dogs and love having a job to do. They can be stubborn, but are very smart.
Yes to the above comment. Also, keep the dogs away from each other until you can control the situation. Otherwise you’re supporting the inevitable. They dogs could fight and could really hurt each other. How would you break it up if it came to that? If you don’t have a proper answer, keep them separated.
@@brittanyo5182 depends honestly. If only 1 is really attacking. Grab their collar and put the dogs ribs/chest in between your legs chock the dog with the collar while pulling up and squeezing with your legs on their ribs. Its not nice but I've see dogs get killed within seconds so can't be nice. If its 2 then do what I said above with the more aggressive dog and hope the nicer 1 stops. If its a dog on the streets just shoot the mfer.
I have a Dalmatian that's almost two years old. He's shown discomfort towards new people since I got him when he was 3 months old and his reaction has developed into aggression. He does better with people in a public setting than he does at home, which I would assume is him being either protective or territorial, but we don't want him to be aggressive towards house guests, especially the young children that come over sometimes. He hasn't bit anyone despite the opportunity, however he has jumped on them as if trying to knock them down or something. I've tried 2 or 3 different methods that sometimes work depending on the person, but it's like I have to start over everytime that person comes over unless he's been around them often. I'm also worried about introducing him to my cousin's puppy that's always around due to his (the Dalmatian) aggression whenever nearby
I have a sweet dog, but also very sensitive and protective. His behaviour is totally different if he is iff leash. Now because he is protective and sensitive he sometimes stand offish with certain dogs. I noticed he is less leniant with bigger dogs then with small dogs. How do I react if my dog is not having it ? Pull away ? Do I stop the interacting and go forward ?
Thank you for this. Is there a way to assess if treats are safe to give when greeting? I did that once not knowing the other dog was a resource guarder. 😬 (I had permission to treat her in general so this was a surprise.)
We’re working to introduce my 5 yr old female GSD to my sons 5 month old male GSD puppy. The puppy and our son do not live with us but we will be together often.. The puppy wants to jump and play on my old girl who is not having it. We did the steps you recommended with walking together and separate with fence but the puppies over exuberance without the fence/crate was a no go for my older girl. What should we try next to get them comfortable with each other? Or is this a wait till puppy grows up?
I do something similar I ask a friend but together in the same direction down the street and we start off with a lot of space and then we get a little bit closer and a little bit closer depending upon how the animals behave, they like to sniff things together they like to investigate the same things and when they see that the other animal is investigating something they want to look at it when they get to it and then slowly slowly before you know what they are going to be together and sniffing and just imagining that they're part of the same pack just like they were always together
My dogs name is mocha too😅, was wondering how I can start training her in to being a better dog, she is really reactive and isn’t to friendly with people and other dogs. How can I get her to be friendlier to people and other animals??
I have a little short fury dog(poodle). My dog(not the poodle) is bigger and always steals the other one's food, like she doesn't want him to eat at all and she gets too aggressive. She's always been our dog since she was young. But the poodle, as well as a German Shepard pitbull breed was given to us recently. She doesn't attack the pitbull but attacks the poodle. Help, why is she so against him?.
My pointer lab mix was very social until a couple of dogs tried to attack him... My dog is extremely anxious around other dogs which causes him to try and attack... What can i do to socialize him safely??
What if your dog is resource aggressive? Just don't use the treat? He likes most other dogs, he hates meeting on a leash. Great loose leash walker. We've been in a plateau for about a year.
What if your dog was attacked by a larger dog when young and lost any interest large males Friendly to everybody except uninvited house guests and large dogs Any solutions he’s already grown into a large dog. I just avoid large males
What is Lunas body language saying ? My staffy reacts like this when I introduce him to this puppy I'm fostering. I may keep the puppy but only if I'm sure my staffy likes him. They're both male. I have a female labrador as well and she gets along nicely with the puppy
Love the quick tips that just make sense! 🙌
This came two days late TT but being not tense with your dog is probably the most important thing. My dog kept snapping at the other dog but I realized she was tense because I was tense so after calming down she did also. Your dog picks up how you're feeling so try your best to be calm!
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So is it in a way your dog trying to protect its owner cause it feels their stress?
@@CodeSiber kinda, more like who is in control of the situation. If you’re nervous and tense, your dog will pick up on that and think that they need to step up and be in control. My male husky Thor is that way, so every time we’re out on the leash, I keep it relaxed, if we meet a new dog I keep the leash relaxed to let him know I’m saying it’s fine to meet the new dog. If we’re walking and he starts pulling to go yell at another dog (which is almost every time because he’s a grumpy old man) I give him a tug on the leash hooked up to his harness to get his attention and keep walking like I never saw the other dog. If they’re very close I keep him even closer to my side until they’re no longer near by and continue loose leash walking. I’ve never had a problem with him on the leash, even when approached by dogs that are off leash (luckily those dogs have been good as well). Thor knows I’ve got the situation in hand and always exude that confidence when we are out walking otherwise if I’m nervous and scared I’m showing that I’m not in control so why should he listen to me?
@@CCRhorst at least we know when dogs are acting up it’s probably with good intent. It sucks that people don’t train properly.
@@CodeSiber yep, often feel like it's more the people that need to be trained than the dog. I know I needed to be trained when I got Thor to be the best owner for him I could be :)
WELL DONE. You are helping people and their dogs.
This man is an expert at his craft, and more power to him. I'd love to train pups all day.
Lunas face is like ehhhh idk man
I’m in love with Luna, such a gorgeous baby 💕💕💕💕
My highly reactive 1 yr dog has made a several friends through fences. She’s also managed to meet 3 other dogs on a leash while walking. But she still has her episodes where she overreacts at a dog that is out of her reach also walking
Great stuff as usual
I accidentally left this video to continuously loop entire time I was vacuuming my whole house 😑
😄 relatable
Could you do a video correcting them biting the leash I want to get a slip leash to teach my dog but she likes to bite the leash and try to play tug of war with it
Is that an American Eskimo dog!? That’s the brewer of dog I have!
Luna: Just another Monday 😑
Haha Luna has to be the most popular dog name. One of my Dogs name is Cielo for the Sky and the owner of her sister just so happened to name their dog Luna (Moon) and they didn't want their dog anymore so now we have both Sky and Moon 😆
That Samoyed is so big and fluffy. So aloof
I love using fences or gates to help with introductions
The last 2 dogs I tried to make meet was hell they are both now my exes though 🤣🤣🤣
Her eyes looking at him through the gate, she's like "I'm not pleased, get him away from me." 🤭😆
Luna was royalty in her past life lmao
I take care a dog that nips at my great Pyrenees. My dog stays away from her but she has snapped at her. How do I deal with that. It's not my dog.
It doesn't matter if it's your dog, you're responsible for its behavior while in your care. I would work on their training while you're together. Great Pyrenees are working dogs and love having a job to do. They can be stubborn, but are very smart.
Yes to the above comment. Also, keep the dogs away from each other until you can control the situation. Otherwise you’re supporting the inevitable. They dogs could fight and could really hurt each other. How would you break it up if it came to that? If you don’t have a proper answer, keep them separated.
@@brittanyo5182 depends honestly. If only 1 is really attacking. Grab their collar and put the dogs ribs/chest in between your legs chock the dog with the collar while pulling up and squeezing with your legs on their ribs. Its not nice but I've see dogs get killed within seconds so can't be nice. If its 2 then do what I said above with the more aggressive dog and hope the nicer 1 stops. If its a dog on the streets just shoot the mfer.
Don't take care of that dog anymore ig
It's my brother in laws dog. I only watched her three times. I always keep them apart. When I'm home. Just was asking a question.
That's funny the dog I'm introducing a puppy to is mocha😂
I have a Dalmatian that's almost two years old. He's shown discomfort towards new people since I got him when he was 3 months old and his reaction has developed into aggression. He does better with people in a public setting than he does at home, which I would assume is him being either protective or territorial, but we don't want him to be aggressive towards house guests, especially the young children that come over sometimes. He hasn't bit anyone despite the opportunity, however he has jumped on them as if trying to knock them down or something. I've tried 2 or 3 different methods that sometimes work depending on the person, but it's like I have to start over everytime that person comes over unless he's been around them often. I'm also worried about introducing him to my cousin's puppy that's always around due to his (the Dalmatian) aggression whenever nearby
I have a sweet dog, but also very sensitive and protective. His behaviour is totally different if he is iff leash.
Now because he is protective and sensitive he sometimes stand offish with certain dogs. I noticed he is less leniant with bigger dogs then with small dogs.
How do I react if my dog is not having it ?
Pull away ? Do I stop the interacting and go forward ?
My dog would be freaking out, jumping, barking and trying to get off the leash. How do i get her to calm down
Thank you for this. Is there a way to assess if treats are safe to give when greeting? I did that once not knowing the other dog was a resource guarder. 😬 (I had permission to treat her in general so this was a surprise.)
We’re working to introduce my 5 yr old female GSD to my sons 5 month old male GSD puppy. The puppy and our son do not live with us but we will be together often.. The puppy wants to jump and play on my old girl who is not having it. We did the steps you recommended with walking together and separate with fence but the puppies over exuberance without the fence/crate was a no go for my older girl. What should we try next to get them comfortable with each other? Or is this a wait till puppy grows up?
I do something similar I ask a friend but together in the same direction down the street and we start off with a lot of space and then we get a little bit closer and a little bit closer depending upon how the animals behave, they like to sniff things together they like to investigate the same things and when they see that the other animal is investigating something they want to look at it when they get to it and then slowly slowly before you know what they are going to be together and sniffing and just imagining that they're part of the same pack just like they were always together
Can you teach the best way for humans to interact with dogs on leash being walked
Can you do more videos for Cane Corso please x
I have a question how do you do this when your dog isn’t interested in food?
My dogs name is mocha too😅, was wondering how I can start training her in to being a better dog, she is really reactive and isn’t to friendly with people and other dogs. How can I get her to be friendlier to people and other animals??
Watch the fence if one bites the fence will and can lock that bite in place, restricting the dog to release
I have a little short fury dog(poodle). My dog(not the poodle) is bigger and always steals the other one's food, like she doesn't want him to eat at all and she gets too aggressive. She's always been our dog since she was young. But the poodle, as well as a German Shepard pitbull breed was given to us recently. She doesn't attack the pitbull but attacks the poodle. Help, why is she so against him?.
My pointer lab mix was very social until a couple of dogs tried to attack him... My dog is extremely anxious around other dogs which causes him to try and attack... What can i do to socialize him safely??
My dog would
Jump over that fence haha.
I just put them together and let them figure it out
What is the best way introduce a dog, to another dog, when dog 1 weighs 12 lbs, and is afraid of being hurt, by the bigger dogs?
Do you do it to cats and dogs
Can the same thing be done with two alpha females. And how about without the leashes but just using an e-collar?
What if they are fence reactive?
Did Luna have blood on her lip and what from
What if your dog is resource aggressive? Just don't use the treat? He likes most other dogs, he hates meeting on a leash. Great loose leash walker. We've been in a plateau for about a year.
Luna gives zero shits and wont take none either
What if your dog was attacked by a larger dog when young and lost any interest large males
Friendly to everybody except uninvited house guests and large dogs
Any solutions he’s already grown into a large dog. I just avoid large males
Luna did not like Mocha at all!
Lol
The other dog is posted up
I’m so tired of everybody naming their dog Luna. Swear to god it’s every other dog I see that’s named Luna
I thought that was @mmg dog
Where are you located my dog need some free dog training he hates all dogs he doesn't hate them he just doesn't know how to react to them
Free? Keep watching this content. Lots of videos on reactive dogs.
Yea
What is Lunas body language saying ? My staffy reacts like this when I introduce him to this puppy I'm fostering. I may keep the puppy but only if I'm sure my staffy likes him. They're both male. I have a female labrador as well and she gets along nicely with the puppy