Just made them for my puppies waiting for them to cool down before I give them to my puppies!!Thankyou

Were figuring out Zuko’s allergies so the veggie kong tips were very helpfull Thankss🫶🏽💪🏽

Our 9 y.o. Coonhound "Mabel” just had her second TPLO surgery. She got the first one a year ago. She’s on day five of recovery on the second. I wish we didn’t have to do this, but we really had no other alternative. We didn’t want her to be in pain the rest of her life. The recovery process has been very difficult and painful for her but IMO, worth it in the long run. I’m looking forward to long walks and romps through the woods once she recovers.

My son's Rottwieller is nearly 5 weeks post op double TPLO surgery. The first week was tough going managing her pain, refusal of food due to pain and probably feeling off from all the drugs she was on. I slept on the lounge close to her and she would cry during the night. Things turned the corner at about day 8 and by day 10 we longer had to use the towel to keep her for weight baring on those back legs, and she started to eat again! At week 5, she has more skip in her step but still not walking normally and still hand standing a little however with time and increasing exercise she should build more strength. She likes to swim and on one hot day last week we popped her in the pool. Our vet said the pool will help her alot but again not to over do it.

Thanks for this sweet and useful video! I want to try using the scavenger hunt game to occupy my dog in the rare occasion he’s home alone for a few hours. I think hiding toys and long chews too would be great 😊

thank you for your videos! So helpful

Love this! My dog loves getting his teeth brushed, but sadly he’s prone to having issues. So we’ve supplemented tooth brushing with dental dog food and Greenies, both vet recommended. Love the toy in this video too! Need to try that next.

Every video i see the dogs aren't nearly as bad as mine. I have no clue on what to do.

Omg the pain he must have been in . Lucky doggie you got him sorted xxx

Would love to see the outdoor video as well! I went through this with my poodle and it has gotten soooooo much better. But you are right when you say it is all consuming and draining. But yes once you learn that your dog is just desperate to interact with you and you just have to help them learn how to ask it is a game changer!

Great video. It was so easy to follow and well explained. Thank you so much.

So do you just have to carry treats around with you all the time?

Such an inspiring video. I’m amazed with your progress with Remy. Last year I adopted a dog who had been a stray her whole life. She was very reactive on a leash. She’s getting better but it’s been a lot of work. Remy is such a sweetheart

Hello and thank you for all the videos you make! Omg they are excellent source of help! Yes we want to long video with the outdoor arousal and biting the leash and the clothes . It's a serious work to do the video and thank you in advance , please take your time and do so! Greetings from Athens Greece

My dog just came out of her bedroom to see what all the fuss was about. She could hear the video!!! She barked and mumbled for a bit then went back to her room.

Can I skip the coconut oil? Or replace it with something else ?

Funny you mention a lab…a lunge from my lab had me eating dirt again today. Reactivity is so frustrating and lonely. And trust me it’s scary with a super strong lab. Your video taught me exactly what I did wrong today….“trigger stacking”. Thanks for the tips! Nice work with Remy.

Would it be possible to handsew?

can you link the clicker you use

We had a small one( the devil in my dog's opinion) suddenly appear from behind, with his owner the other day. They ran straight past us, but took us totally by surprise, my dog, who's an improving rescue bag of nerves, jumped sideways, and a car was coming. Thank goodness there were speed bumps, or he'd have been hit. It's so hard after that not to join in with the hyper vigillance. I must be getting better though, because i didn't cry!

Ia that editable for humans?

My dog dose not take treats outside

You can't know how much watching this video has helped us make a decision about Crucial ligament surgery for our little Shizuh. A friend had this surgery done a couple of years ago and the metal screws from the operation started to push through her skin and showed on the outside. They took her back in removed plate and screws which lifted the pain visibly for her. Unfortunately 3 weeks later, for no apparent reason the dog dropped dead in the kitchen. As you can imagine this has scared us half to death ! We visited our vet here in the uk and got the diagnosis and he said an operation to reverse a bit of bone and plate and screw in place to stabilise the stiffle (knee) and also that more often than not the second knee would often fail needing a further operation. I have lost sleep over just not knowing what to do, so you can begin to understand how you have helped us make a decision to undertake the surgery. many many thanks and kisses to Remy for the help he has given, bless you both x

Great video, I'll be doing these with my pup to get that sniffer goin!

How much was it?

Good video, great instructions, but no food please.

the dremel you recommend on amazon is different than the one you are using. Do you prefer the one you are using in the video?

So cute

Hi I just your videos. Is this something that can be done on a normal sized sewing machine?

Thank you!!

Why didn’t you get your dog help earlier? 😢 poor dog

Thank you for your recipe. I just made it and are very good and crispy. My dogs love it 🐶 yum yum 👅

Our problem is shocks, they come round a corner suddenly and he jumps out of his skin. There's no warning! If we see another dog at a distance, he and i can manage the fear to a greater extent, I'll work on that, but the shock factor is awful.

I’d love to make these for my sisters dogs . Can this be shipped? And how long are they good for? Do they need refrigerator

I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again: your relationship with Remy is truly an example to follow. The way you see him as a sentient, fully alive being is incredible and always moves me. You’re an amazing caregiver-one that many dogs would envy. I strive to teach dog owners to work WITH and FOR their dog, recognizing them as individuals who live with us because WE chose that, not the other way around. Dogs have their own needs, feelings, and unique learning histories. They aren’t our property, expected to behave exactly as we wish; instead, we are their caregivers, and it’s our responsibility to make their lives easier and happier. And that’s exactly what you do, even when it makes your life harder. Your commitment to Remy shows what it means to truly care for a dog, and it’s something any dog would be lucky to have.

Thank you for this video, and all the suggestions. Im just now discovering the value of enrichmet toys. Im hoping your suggestions will help me be able to leave Barney alone in the house for longer periods of time. Really do appreciate u posting all these good ideas.

Such a wonderful video, and I agree with you fully. My dog is reactive, though he is a toy poodle it has been difficult with family, because they don't understand when I try and tell them about his issues. I appreciate you so much for not giving up on Remi. P.S. I just purchased your enrichment and 30 day course. Though Ive had my dog for a year and have enrolled in a few courses, I like the way you teach.

Thanks for your video. My dog had right TPLO almost two weeks ago. He is doing well and it is hard to keep him from doing too much. He is putting full weight on his leg. Pain has been minimal.

Awesome cideo, well explained and very helpful. I've been trying this for 2 days. Can a positive interrupter be used to break focus like puppuppup or a sound they have connected with a treat?

Best dog training videos ever???? Great tips but acknowledging the emotional toll this can take. Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! What a great video. We are 4 months in with our reactive rescue, and while making progress, some very negative emotions can creep in. So nice to seem them acknowledged, but also advice/encouragement for how to get past them. Our girl has the funniest stiff legged run when playing in the back yard, always makes me smile. Something to remember when I'm stressed and hyper vigilant on our walks! And I love the term 'spicy'. So fitting. What a great channel.

Have you ever had a problem with yours breaking? My Hi Kiss one just broke but it was 3 years old. My dog is 20 lbs and lunged towards a squirrel. He doesn’t usually suddenly lunge like this so I never tested that before. Maybe it was just too old 😂

They did both Legs at the same time. We just had one done on our 9-year-old pit. 3 weeks she has to have another done.

By the way, my dogs having TPLO surgery on Tuesday, 17 September 2024 and I was on KZbin and I found something called the “ lick sleeve “. It’s made in Austin, Texas. I bought one my dogs been wearing it. It’s instead of the E collar because they can’t lick and they can’t do anything and it’s about an $80 purchase. I just bought a second one because we might have to have surgery on the other leg now before the surgery even happened. We’re not sure but look up licks sleeve. It’s another way of not having your dog wear an E collar. It’s pretty amazing cause my dog scared to death of umbrellas, outdoor umbrellas, patio furniture umbrellas so putting a cone on her head was going to be no way. So anyways thanks for everybody’s opinions and suggestions and helpful hints. God bless all of you and your dogs.

I have a toy poodle. She barks at everything. Its hard. As a senior I cant take it

Lila flips the whole muffin tin over!