This is why I use Mastiff for civilian protection work. Those high-drive dogs are too high strung for most people. Civilians generally don't need all that crazy energy. I like a dog that likes to sit and watch a movie!
@taivopoolmaa4 сағат бұрын
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@TCS-q8rКүн бұрын
My two pups (12wk Cavapoo 4 lbs and a 14 wk Cavachon 6lbs) frequently bite each other on ears, tails and now all over when allowed to play together in play room. Toys don't help. The yelps don't curb the behavior. What is normal and what is not? When should I separate them and how to ensure the behavior does not develop into aggressiveness?
@TCS-q8rКүн бұрын
We adopted an 18 month female goldendoodle, 33 lbs. Six months later, we adopted two puppies, now 12wk Cavapoo 4 lbs and a 14 wk Cavachon 6lbs. We attempted to introduce the golden to the pups after a month of her observing them play from another rm and sniffing them while on our laps. On a leash, the golden chases, swats, nips and tries to stomp the pups. She is typically shy and fearful with other dogs. She seems to want to play but more often shows dominating versus playful behavior with the pups. She tries to get in their exercise pen and they are the only reason she barks in the house now. While they are on my lap or in their crates she calmly lays next to them. We will wait until the pups are larger and closer to six months old to try again but what to do then so eventually they can safely co-exist and play together?
@dreamgaits2 күн бұрын
As a former vet tech I can tell you I have seen testicles that were left in get HUGE, they go cancerous, etc. I am sure their vet already told them to get that thing out of there.
@TREEHUGGAH15 күн бұрын
ill bet money poop-poop time will be shortly. thanks for sharing!
@banneduser9785 күн бұрын
My german shepherd puppy started barking at little kids and dogs that are smaller than him before all of this he was really scared of all the dogs even little poodles but now he has lost his fear he barks at big dogs that will have him for breakfast he's friendly with grown people but if he sees a little kid he will start barking i don't know how to handle this anymore I'm not understanding his behavior i think he's trying to bully little kids and other peoples dogs.
@TREEHUGGAH18 күн бұрын
wow that is amazing. Much Respect
@vmon2159 күн бұрын
I can't believe these videos don't get more views. Unbelievable. Great stuff. Thanks Ed!
@helenvondrus571210 күн бұрын
great video thank you❤
@Zinctwentyone11 күн бұрын
Prior to the free shape heeling, did this start with luring the prior weeks? A good way to start fading the lure.
@Mari-te4cc11 күн бұрын
If I had this issue I would train with nitrile gloves and wet tissues at hand. I saw professional trainers using different types of gloves or taping to spare their fingers. I own the old " The power of training dogs with food", happy to hear the core informations are the same in the new version!
@efrawley5510 күн бұрын
My gut feel is this person didnt want slim on their hands - I dont think it was an issue with a dog that takes food so aggressively that they draw blood when they snap. Thats an easy fix that I have covered in detail in our training videos and possiibly on our KZbin Cghannel. But thanks for commenting.
@deannash404210 күн бұрын
@@efrawley55 but if that is the case, wouldn’t it be better to train the dog to take treats, food, even medications “nicely” without biting? I’m no professional dog trainer but I have broken several aggressive “food grabbers” by withholding until they take it calmly. It’s really not that hard…..
@Mari-te4cc10 күн бұрын
@@efrawley55 Thank you for replying. I am familiar with the technique of handling food reward with a cupped hand to avoid being accidentally bitten. I suggested nitrile glove with this particular pet owner to avoid the contact with the dog's saliva which seems to be the problem.
@efrawley5510 күн бұрын
@@deannash4042 If that works for you then thats OK - my experience is that it takes a lot of time and training. Where as if a trainer learns how to give food rewards the way we teach, they can deliver food to any dog at any time without getting dog bit. With our method I an take any dog and they can learn to take food - now I will say that a dog that bites a hand needs to learn that that behavior is not going to be tollerated - which means it gets corrected. No IF's And's or Buy's - biting the hand will result in a meaningful correction.
@deannash404210 күн бұрын
I don't disagree with your method at all. I hope that was not how my comment was perceived. It's a great technique for luring and maintaining engagement. As I'm sure you'll agree, it is important in the longer term to ensure the dog is polite when taking rewards.
@rico4you11 күн бұрын
Eating from your hand is bonding with your Dog. If someone thinks it's yuck not sure why they have a dog in first place.
@bonitasmith888011 күн бұрын
Suggestion? If it's a yucky thing, couldn't they use deerskin gloves during training? These gloves are thin enough that you can handle the food easily. They are also tough enough that most of the time them doggie teeth can't get through them. Not always lol but mostly. Plus no slobber on your hands. Would you think this is a good idea, or no?
@lisafoster446810 күн бұрын
The trouble is, it doesn't translate well to the real world, because the dog will realize he's not getting paid if the gloves aren't there.
@leonardwood802411 күн бұрын
Teach the dog how to catch the treat . . . One of the ways I taught my dog to take a treat.
@peterl081511 күн бұрын
Yes and with that the dog has to focus on caching and because it's also a fun activity for the dog the food gets also a higher value.
@TheWarriorScout11 күн бұрын
When tossing a treat you're teaching the dog catch, you're also teaching them to snap at the food. You might, unfortunately, be creating future problems that have to be addressed. 🐕
@peterl081511 күн бұрын
@@TheWarriorScout Do you really think a dog is so stupid not to tell apart? At least my dogs always can tell apart both situations.
@TheWarriorScout11 күн бұрын
@peterl0815 If you have a soft dog, you might get away with it. If you have a high drive dog, you will get bit. Now, luring is a fundamental part of dog training, and you have to be able to present the reward properly by hand. Once your dog has learned how to properly take a treat through luring, you can toss treats to them and limit those nipping issues.
@efrawley5510 күн бұрын
@@TheWarriorScout I agree - I produced a video just on Luring its kind of an art form to do it correctly. Its on our web site in the list of online courses. leerburg.con
@sharmarie24714 күн бұрын
This is so helpful, thank you, good confirmation that Im on the right track with re-integrating my 2 girls after their 3rd fight since owning them 2.5yrs
@jamesgeorge487416 күн бұрын
Medium size chuckit, and Amazon lacrosse balls ftw. Tennis balls die in minutes with a GSD....
@corydavey302617 күн бұрын
If you are not willing to be chewed on you definitely do not want a heeler.
@captainrogers254217 күн бұрын
I can’t find any 2 inch leather collars from leerburg. Do y’all sell 2 inch leather collars for big dogs?
@captainrogers254217 күн бұрын
I can’t find any 2 inch leather collars from leerburg. Do y’all sell 2 inch leather collars for big dogs?
@Jehauvv8817 күн бұрын
If you are young, active, fit, have a bunch of kids ready to play in the house, and lots of free time, that may work. It is dangerous to have "fashion" or trend dogs, because too many people don't know what they are going into. The poor dog gets abandoned or mistreated. I had 3 German shepherd dogs, and now I have two terriers, now older, and I am considering a very calm good guardian dog such as a standard Schnauzer. Age is a big factor in adopting a dog.
@markwojciechowski572017 күн бұрын
No! do not spayed. Just be responsible during those heat times. A good diet will not cause cancers. Those dry dog foods cause it.
@vanessaking358418 күн бұрын
Why do Americans have Australian cattle dogs to start with.
@MarshaMarshaMarsh418 күн бұрын
Sooo… ultimately, your dogs spend how much time in their crates? So they ever “graduate “ out of life in the crate?
@E1VM18 күн бұрын
My dog has had a doggie door since he was 2 years old. It was the best thing for him.
@mugandaje18 күн бұрын
As a new dog owner, my pup is 4 now 😅, the one thing I would advise ppl is to make the dog earn its freedom. I never used a house line, but I crate trained and later I used gates to keep the dog in one area until I knew he would be fine with more freedom.
@hcn670819 күн бұрын
Yeah
@BuddhatheRockstar19 күн бұрын
Wow...my Mentor taught me 10 years ago to hand feed. This video gave me assurance because I have never heard any expert talk about this step.
@KynologyUK20 күн бұрын
When I comes to training, breeding and feeding I take note how nature duz things
@eliseholton928420 күн бұрын
How do you maintain contact heeling with far away distractions? I know contact with food and toy rewards but Not with outer distractions?
@LeerburgDogTraining18 күн бұрын
When people have specific training questions we recommend that they go to our website and post those questions in the ASK CINDY on the front page of leerburg.com.
@Лиликсан9820 күн бұрын
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@Наталья_В.К21 күн бұрын
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@m4rtin41921 күн бұрын
Thank you for the answer! I just thought, "what a relevant video for me", then realized that this was my question :-) Both Cindy's answer as well as the additional context in the video help immensely!
@akikoyoshida507421 күн бұрын
I'm living in Manhattan, NYC. I noticed that my dog ( male Cane Corso ) becomes a less reactive or scattered mind in very very busy situations because there are just way too many things to single out to focus on. So he has tendency to use me as a guide in such a situation which he stays in tune with me more than while we are in less busy situations.
@m4rtin41921 күн бұрын
I noticed the same with my border collie. We can walk through packed tourist cities like Venice and she is fine, but when there are there are only "irregularly" people she is more reactive. I thought it had to do with herding instincts and the need for order (packed tourist streets have some form of order :), but may be what you say might be the reason as well.
@rico4you21 күн бұрын
Awesome Tips Thank you
@frederickhenley472122 күн бұрын
They must be bad dog owners or never take the time to train their dogs because I have a pit and a boxer not once they get aggressive towards each other. Yes, maybe toward other dogs 100% but not towards each other.
@border30422 күн бұрын
My dog loves her crates. Until I leave the room. Then fear response. Apparently gundogs are prone to separation anxiety. But her recall has been amazing lol. Off lead at 3 months.
@border30422 күн бұрын
Just tell your guests to ignore the dog until they calm down. No eye contact and no touching.
@io-fu9zn23 күн бұрын
The "animal rights" trainers (and I'm a PETA supporter, incidentally) that you speak of, are the same people who allow their kids and grandkids to: run wild in stores, disrupt the peace in restaurants, throw tantrums and get rewarded for such behavior, AND run up to your dog, unchecked, when it's in a car or on a leash. They and folks like them are the reason no one is allowed to speak sternly to their children in public anymore without a court order for anger management.
@antoniothompson-r2o23 күн бұрын
People like that aggravate the hell out of me they get them because they look cool they do no research then the poor dog ends up in a shelter
@zlimzhadee61423 күн бұрын
Love your video! Im a new fan and subscriber.
@dreamgaits24 күн бұрын
Great topic. I use raw soup bones, raw turkey necks and bully sticks. Never had an issue with any of those.
@erinlikesacornishpasty470324 күн бұрын
We tried rawhide chews with our dog because we were trying to find a lower cost alternative to bully sticks. Our dog is one year old wl gsd and she's a power chewer. She got big chunks of the rawhide apart and would swallow them and omg, I was SO worried she'd choke. We threw the rest of that package of rawhide away. We have been getting our dog bully sticks since she was a teething puppy. We went right into the full sized ones from Costco. She goes through one in about an hour and she gets one almost every day. We try to alternate between those and pig ears, but she likes bully sticks best. There's no way around it, they are superior to other edible chews. If I still had horses, I'd let my pup chew horse hooves on shoeing day 😊. But we don't 😢. I also like the Playology non-edible chew toys. The bone toys in peanut butter and beef flavor are good and very durable. They last for 6 months before the scent wears off. And my dog has never destroyed them, which is unusual for a dedicated chew toy.
@soniahernandez416824 күн бұрын
Always use a backup but not this one that is a neck collar and I have a Rottweiler 100 Lbs and some how it gets out so I would go with a carabiner screw
@donnjb8325 күн бұрын
My 35 lb American bull pit did great with some rawhide braids for a long time, one stick lasts a couple days. The 50 lb cattahoula pit devours them in 15 minutes. I need safe chews.
@willseely451525 күн бұрын
I would have to go out of retirement to afford bully sticks.
@efrawley5524 күн бұрын
I agree they are not cheap. We dont let our GSD have them only our small dogs and even then we limit the time they have access. Those small ones are not a good idea - even the small dogs can chew them too quickly
@watchmoivies12325 күн бұрын
What about your Mali Do you not have him anymore? I forgot his name. Possibly his name was Rush.
@efrawley5525 күн бұрын
Rush was one of the coolest dogs we have ever had the privilage of living with. He passed away over 4 years ago when he was 13 years old. Dogs dont live long enough. It breaks your heart when they leave us. Only people who have loved a dog can understand how hard it is to loose them.
@watchmoivies12325 күн бұрын
Oh yes, I know all about it. I had my heart dog die five years ago and he was 15. He was a Border Collie and let me tell you he was Top Notch. Good with all other dogs good with kids good with people did AKC obedience and got high titles to doc dive he did nose work. Let me tell you that Dog did it all. I miss him dearly, but I do have a new one that’s a lot of work and he’s totally cuckoo, but I guess God gave me the dog that either needed me or I needed him.
@efrawley5525 күн бұрын
@@watchmoivies123 I agree with you on that one. We bear the weight of loving our dogs. Bottom line is life is filled with memories and dreams of what could be. I think of those that left me all the time. I keep their collars and leashes and shed a tear over them every now and then when I am alone.
@watchmoivies12325 күн бұрын
Thanks for loving them
@rico4you25 күн бұрын
Great tips..can you ship to Europe?
@efrawley5525 күн бұрын
Yep
@rico4you25 күн бұрын
Great will order... thank you. From Madrid, Spain
@efrawley5525 күн бұрын
@@rico4you Madrid Spain now thats impressive. Especially so later at night - it must be after midnight there because it's 7:15 PM here. 🙂