Good for an older small dog, who is missing teeth.

I have a reactive miniature poodle dog. He is 3 years old and not neutered. He is very smart and adaptable. However, when guests come to the house, he barks a lot, or when someone leaves the room, he jumps on them, sticks to their clothes, and tries to stop them. He only does this when I am in the room. Besides, he does not act like this towards other people or dogs on the street. I have done a lot of reading and watched videos. What most of them suggest seems to be punishment-focused, correcting with a leash seemed a bit logical, but it didn't work for us, he became even more stressed. I try to attract his attention with a reward as soon as he does this behavior, but he doesn't focus on me. Normally, he always looks into my eyes. How can I solve this problem?😢

Can you do a video on superexcited dog when we are about to go out for a walk

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Hi How did remy do post op nights for the first week ,did you happen to spend nights with cone on his head cause they don’t want him to get to his wounds and I do have a long road a head we have both the knees one after another. It’s very pain to think about this whole procedure I want to put this behind. Soon as possible. Any suggestions is helpful. Thank you for the honest video ❤

Hi thank you for the video iit gives me lot of positive vibes to go thru surgery for my dog Leo German Shepard. My Leo is almost 4 years old I am in the same boat as you , not sure how he hurt himself. But now the vet is tell us he needs surgery because he’s torn is cal so the surgery they are suggesting is TTO on his knee. I am very worried how all this going to go. Never been so much before. I am a nurse myself. Hoping for the best for Leo. Thank you. How is Remy doing now. ❤

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He’s very silly. Very much attached & spoiled !

I love my boy 🥳🐩🐾

Can I buy one?

Love it! ❤ Which size have you gotten for your dog? thinking of getting mine the same

Thank you for making this video. It’s very clear and encouraging! One difficulty I have is knowing how far away I need to be to keep my dog under threshold because his reaction varies so much. Some dogs he barely notices, yet others further away send him into orbit. Any advice for this? Just start extra far away and upon success move closer?

Your advice is always spot on. Thank you for being so thoughtful.

Great video😀! I’ll have to try this one out now that it’s getting warmer!❤

Very helpful thank you :)

your theories do not mean much if they did not work ... viewers want a real pro to explain what to do.

I'm a dog behaviourist and specialise in reactivity in the UK!! What is concerning here is how your dog walks far i front and the harness!! How are these things not addressed?? We get dogs over reactivity in an hour outside and 3 hours baseline work inside!!

This is a wonderful video, i too have a highly reactive dog but she doesnt take in treats much when shes outdoor therefore shes not gonna be taking in treats in between the silence too:/ any tips on how to improve on that?

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Your comments on the prong collars are completely wrong and couldn't be more ridiculous, and misleading! Ist off the prongs, do not dig into the dogs neck and/ or choke the dog! 2nd, the collar you showed in the video is like the size of the Titanic's anchor. 70% to 80% of dogs would work perfectly on a 2.25 mm size collar which is the size above a micro prong. The tips of the prongs are not sharp, they are subtly 4:14 rounded. The ONLY prong recommended is German quality of the Herm Springer brand. Stay away from cheap Chinese made garbage knockoffs! They are very poor quality! 3rd, it is designed to protect the trachea by dispersing pressure equally around the neck stimulating the mother dog or alpha dog using its mouth to make a correction. So this collar communicates to the dog in a way that actually makes sense to them in their own body language. 4th, you DO NOT jerk the collar or choke the dog. You teach the dog a language of learning pressure on, and pressure off. The dog learns that they control the pressure on and off switch. 5th, when a correction is applied you use a wrist pop, which quickly releases and literally gives you as little as two finger power steering control. Used in a combination of changing directions, quick flicks, verbal markers and praise, along with food reward, make the prong a total combination of a negative humane corrections, followed by a variety of positive rewards. This makes it an amazing tool which most dogs thrive & excel with! This is why the prong, along with ecollars are the preferred tools of true balanced and competitive dog training professionals! Any tool can be misused and abused. Lack of knowledge, understanding, and skills in using any tool can be damaging. Riding a tricycle vs driving a race car all comes down to the above 3 elements! It's all about how the equipment is properly used. Don't mislead people with comments such as yours if you do not know what you are talking about. P.S. All these science based quotes referring to these tools are all a bunch of garbage! Again, they are made by people wearing white coats, hiding in labs. Most, if any have never handled dogs professionally. Especially reactive & aggressive dogs. Remember, knowledge, understanding and experienced skill levels are what make the difference! Be open minded to what is advanced beyond a clicker and a bag of treats. SCIENCE!!!!!!!! Ha ha!

I’m so glad you posted this; I needed to see it. 6 weeks ago I adopted a Plott Hound from a shelter. I’ve had a Plott before but that one and my current are similar in some ways and night and say different in others. My first was Plott mixed with a European lab and, evidently, had the lab’s personality (sweet, snuggly, friends with everybody) but had the Plott’s intelligence. My current Plott is 100% Plott - temperament, reactivity, difficulty to train. Like your Remi (hopefully, I spelled that correctly), unfortunately I don’t think my current Plott is going to be everybody’s best friend, which isn’t what I wanted and and it breaks my heart.

By law, if your dog is in public and is on a longer than 6 ft leash of any length, they are considered off leadh and you face getting a citation. The reason is if the dog is beyond a normal length they feel you do not have the ability to fully control and/ or correct the dog if there is a dangerous interaction with a child, adult or other dog.

My 11 year old Shih Tzu Bichon Oliver tore his ccl in his right leg back in february and had the lateral suture surgery. Which he stretched. So he goes back in for that on June 12th. But then this last weekend he tried jumping on furniture and hurt his good leg. We took him to the ER vet and they didn't think it was a ccl tear. The vet said he did the drawer test and x-rays and didn't see any of the signs. But as of today he is still having trouble walking. They said soft tissue injury but I am unsure as he will only walk so far before sitting down. It scares of of the idea of him having to get both legs done because of his age. But he is healthy otherwise and he loves to go for walks. I'm really hoping the vet at the ER was right. I am scheduling a recheck with our regular vet ASAP to make sure before his other leg gets worked on. He is my wife and I's baby it's been so hard.

Hey I really like the camera angle you're able to capture in your videos. Is this just a regular head-mounted action cam?

1:41 what a cool looking dude just picked mine up yesterday as an 8 week/20lb’r!

Why do youtubers ruin their otherwise good videos with annoying background music? Uggg

Poodles are fascinating,💖💖

Thank you very much for this awesome video! I absolutely loved the last few words you said about you and Remy, it really comes from your heart!🥰

How much did something like this cost? I'll find out next Monday when my golden retriever gets his x. Rays, if he might need surgery or not. Either way, if he needs surgery, i'm getting it done

I'd be so scared if an off leash dog walked by so close. I know that one was so well trained. But my dog got viciously attacked by an off leash loose dog and I'm so scared now. My dog is a 65 lb half pit and a mastiff attacked her. 😢

Thanks for the insightful video. My senior adoptive is fear reactive and will lounge at dogs that show interest or stare him down. He is otherwise an amazing dog, with lots of smarts. He became more reactive after my neighbors dog ran up to him off leash and did not disengage him.

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They are absolutely awesome

Great video, especially because Remy looks just like my dog, Javi.

Beautiful and smart breed! I own one and a Anatolian shepherd. ❤❤

What is I already had my dog in boarding for about a week. And after I pick her up I found out that she had been rubbing her nose on her kennel door and now I noticed she has a strained whine and bark now.

I'm a little concerned if you look up on Google is baking powder or baking soda ok for dogs it says it's incredibly poisonous

Thank you so much! My dog is VERY reactive 😅 the problem I have is that my dog gets BORED of food very quickly. I have tried different treats for him and he only likes it for 1 or 2 trainings and then doesnt eat anymore. I have to get raw chicken just to get his attention 😅 that doesnt feel so good in my trainer pocket/bag 😂 esp when its hot outside 🤢

Great video thank you

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They are curious! They love exploring and, going for walks. They ❤ learning.

You did great 😊. Tough situation there. I have a walk with narrow passes and sometimes it's unavoidable that you've got to muscle through. I've just got to remember to head back the way I came to open the distance.

Omg, you are so lucky. We are on day 8 after surgery (both knees) and it has been so difficult. It has changed everything in the house. Elsa is one of four huskies. She is not a healthy girl, short and very chubby and in several meds already. I look at your pup and he is getting up on his own, basically. Lifting Elsa is lifting dead weight and very hard on our backs. And she drags her knees on the floor so a week later the wounds are bleeding a bit. Definitely not like your dog. Omg, I wish. It’s been a very difficult first week, cleaning a lot of pee and not knowing what’s next. I guess it depends on the dog, health, size and … fur parent, of course 💖. In our case, it is so challenging. We are well intentioned and we persevere … but we just want this to be over. Thanks for sharing.

You’re a good dog mom!

Have a beautiful girl reactive rescue husky shepherd from Texas. 2 yrs old. Been working on walks where other dogs walk along canal. So when I realized she goes crazy when she sees another dog I knew she couldn't handle this area. Training her inside house she has mastered. Listening looking staying loving intelligence is all there. Did Training on long line outside goes great. Her recall is decent on long lead. However on walk if she smells sees another dog all Training goes out the window. I do not exist. I have tried treats. FORGET about it. I do turn about and use avoidance techniques. Its a little better but cannot take her to trail or canal area. If I do I now park in the parking lot where she sees a dog, from a long distance. She'll lunge pull screams cries loudly standing on hind legs. I have owned gsds and rescued many other dogs in past. I really think she's emotionally distracted. She'll be hunting for other dogs on walks. This animal is the sweetest ever with people and family, as well. All she wants to do is get to a dog to play, I think. But can't let her approach another dog like that. My vet said no dog park she might get hurt. Had her at one in beginning and she went nuts playing. Also she met a bear of a dog I know in the neighborhood and she wrapped her paws around him swinging back and forth on his neck. That dog was solid and just layed down for her. I really need to give her medication or something. VERY EMOTIONAL maybe with age She'll get better? The long lead helps her experience smells. Gonna do that a lot more. People stare and can't believe what they're hearing and seeing. My dog Joleen is out if her mind amd in love with other dogs. But she cannot play right when she's in that state of mind. Her play style is very rough. My daughter has a sweet basset hound that tolerates her play and cries when she's had it. They do love each other. So what can I do with this husky shepherd crazy mix buy love her and keep working with her. Sorry for long rant. Helps to share. thank you:)

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5:03 I'm struggling a little to discern the difference between bribing the dog and rewarding and reinforcing desired behavior with treats

My dog reacts to people and bikes, not other dogs. I live in the city so there's little chance I'd have that kind of distance between my dog and the trigger (the bike path is right next to the park too)

My husband and I recently adopted a border collie who it turns out is super reactive. Your videos have turned into a source of solace for us as we go through our own journey trying to rehabilitate him. I’ve returned to this video a couple times. I’ve taken the quote here “Your dog isn’t giving you a hard time, he’s having a hard time” to heart. Just a couple days ago I came across the source! It’s from and Outside Magazine article about reactive dogs. One of the owners of a reactive dog said it. Sooo resonant!

Great explanation!