21 Human Behaviors Dogs Hate the Most

In this video, we’ll discuss the top 23 human behaviors that dogs hate and wish you wouldn’t do.
There are certain human behaviors that dogs secretly hate. Here are some things that you didn't realize annoy your dog.
Dinner Time Interruptions 
If someone kept touching you during your dinner time, you’d get annoyed. When your dog is eating, respect their bliss and let them be. Place the dish in a low-traffic area, and instruct all your family members to let the dog eat in peace.
Same food over and over
Dogs don’t like it when you eat the best food, and all they get is dog food. Prepare a special meal for your dog.
Luckily, you do not need to drastically change your dog’s food on a daily basis. Dogs have only a fraction of the taste buds that humans have, which means they don’t get bored of eating the same food as often as humans do.
Being Put Away When Friends come over
Dogs are very social animals. Keeping your dog in the backyard and ignoring them when your friends come over is like solitary confinement for your dog.
Cleaning them too often
Dogs keep themselves clean in their own especial way and their body scent is a way of communicating with other dogs or animals. If you wash your dog too frequently when they aren’t actually dirty, you’re doing them no favors.
The smell of scented shampoos on their fur may send them running straight outside to roll on the stinkiest thing they can find.
Being scolded without understanding why
dogs don’t understand what they have done wrong or what is going on. By scolding your pet, you are passing your angry and negativity without addressing the main problem.
Forced Socialization
Just like humans, dogs simply don’t like bonding with certain dogs.
Over Exercise
extended runs or exercise can be hard or harmful for certain breeds or senior dogs. For instance, short-nosed breeds like pugs and bulldogs have respiratory issues and are not good for running long distances.
Summer Heat
Unlike humans, dogs don't sweat so they don't tolerate high temperatures as well as humans do.
While your dog does have some sweat glands in their paws, these do little to help regulate their body temperature. Instead, A dog's primary cooling mechanism is panting.
Roughhousing
Children can sometimes agitate or annoy a dog. Kids may pull on a dog’s ears or tail, poke its eyes, or try to ride a big dog.
Teasing them with treats
Treats should be used as reward, but not an instrument to tease or trick your pet.
The Baby Treatment
Many dog owners confuse caring for their dogs with treating them like babies.
Expecting a dog to do things he simply cannot or has no understanding of may lead to anxiety and confusion.
A common example is a dog who chews expensive furniture or defecates in the house. In reality, the dog could be stressed, have separation anxiety, is sick or is not properly house-trained.
Loud Music
Loud noises are stressful for your dog because canines can hear sounds four times as far as humans. Thunder, fireworks, police sirens, and loud vehicles are probably the most common noise phobia triggers. People who listen to loud music in their cars with their dogs in the car are probably harming their dogs.
Arguing in Front of Them
When you are fighting with your spouse or a friend, dogs may try to break up a fight by barking or coming over to you with a toy. Some dogs will also steal your favorite belongings because they know you will leave the argument to chase them down.
Ignoring Them After You Have A Baby
Some pet owners ignore their dogs when they bring a baby into their home.
This can be a difficult time for a dog because they’re no longer the center of the attention.
Too Much Alone Time
Dogs are very social animals and those who left alone in a home for ten or more hours each day can develop behavioral and psychological issues such as separation anxiety, destructive behavior, excessive barking, digging, or even escaping.
You Give up
There are times when it’s best to rehome a dog. But then there are the owners who give up without trying to address whatever issues they have with their pets. Unwanted behaviors such as destructive separation anxiety, leash aggression, or going potty inside can get better with training and age.
And the vast majority of dogs in shelters don't make it out alive.
Being Upset
Recent studies have shown that when humans cry, their dogs also feel distress.
if you are going through a period of depression or stress, it is bound to affect your dog.
Being the Potty Police
Canines want nothing more than to stop, sniff and explore their surroundings.
Rushing your dog through a walk without allowing them to stop and sniff is unkind.
A Tight Leash!
Dogs can read humans tension levels through their leash.
If you are keeping a loose leash, you are telling your dog that everything is fine and relaxed. A tight leash, on the other hand, means you are tense or nervous.
Dogs get irritated if they are being pulled on their leash all the time.

[@retrogue636]

"dont treat your dog like a baby" my dog : no am babey

[@jasha9sandhu]

😺😺😺😆😂

[@dracobitegaming]

Hehe is he a puppy

[@andyaranas8606]

Doggo not baby

[@motrhead69]

My 12 year old is my baby,I even call her that,shower her with love

[@chscke]

My dog dont want to be carried a normal dog, he wanna be carried like a newborn baby :|]

[@laurendelune7618]

*Me watching this so I can learn how to not accidentally hurt my dogs feelings*

[@akshitaprajapati1805]

True asf 😂

[@dhilipans5412]

Lol I dont even own a dog . Edit I said own .

[@Cqttxrs]

True asf

[@weirdgaming996]

True

[@erosxtoasty]

Same 😂

[@onesmartchica]

Reading the comments here restores my faith in humanity and has me in the feels. Doggos are pure ❤️❤️❤️❤️ and bring so much joy! 🥺❤️🥰👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@davehasmore87]

I'm a dog person so I know. Doggie Zans works great for stressed dogs. Just give em 1 on the hour every hour. You can tell it's working by how long it's relaxes/ passed out for. Just put a doggie diaper on them and hook up an IV for hydration.. and your good to go.. just sit back and watch the stress wash away.. 🌈 🌈 THE MORE YOU KNOW 🌈🌈

[@Tinyteacher1111]

I was just honking the same thing!

[@ourkulit18]

“being put away when friends come over” my dog: bOrk gEt oUt

[@TheMan-cy2nz]

When kids come other ”chuck him in the basement”

[@Angiesunshine13]

“sHuT uP kArEn No OnE cArEs...is that her name momma??”

[@ratplayingaflute9932]

I am a rat playing a flute.

[@ratplayingaflute9932]

@XxJulian_SquadxX , I am a rat playing a flute.

[@ratplayingaflute9932]

@@Angiesunshine13 , I am a rat playing a flute.

[@estherdelta874]

“Dogs hate it when we continuously pull their leash” he the one dragging me everywhere what the heck

[@MyOwnShedOfLight]

The correction is they hate being on a leash. Just no one trusts their dog will stay with them, but they stay. I had a dog who ran away from everyone before she came to me, I was the ONLY owner who could walk her without a leash.

[@MyOwnShedOfLight]

@Naiah Loy closed minded people like you are like that.

[@hbomb2477]

A while ago a Pitbull was off the lead and made a runner for my dog growling and baring its teeth and attacked my dog and she got wounded and has been shittin herself when she sees another dog. Long story short dont call people close minded people when you think u r right and at least give a reason. No harm done

[@crazy4milsurps]

Lol right

[@MyOwnShedOfLight]

@@moonrock5324 why are you assuming I need to be told things?? Quiet. I'm not reading that. I don't need to be told, just because I said something your closed mind can't comprehend.

[@Slomo878]

Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book kzbin.infoUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.

[@bluephoenixguy1094]

For a tight leash, I just stop the moment the dog starts tugging. It usually only takes ~1-3 outings for them to learn that if they want to sniff and explore, they can't be dragging me along. They'll tug when they get excited and see another dog, but they'll immediately go back once they realize I'm not moving. From there, we approach at a nice pace and everything is good. Sometimes, it's not about positive or negative reinforcement, but remaining impartial and letting them do what they do and limiting them when they take that too far.

[@ericah6546]

That's really smart.. I'm going to try this. It's the same technique used to train a horse to go with the flow.

[@bluephoenixguy1094]

​@@ericah6546 I... did not know that, but its good to know I didn't come up with the idea. I just thought about how people learn. You present a set of rules and let them experience and find their own drives. If a baby wants to move on their own, they have to crawl. If they want to communicate, they need to talk. If a dog wants to sniff something, it has to do so at a reasonable pace. The only real difference is that when teaching animals, you need to generally speak their language if you want to teach them yours for punishment or reward. The key is for them to understand *why* things are happening. My cats understand that clawing the carpet earns booties. My dog understands that barking excessively earns a muzzle. (Not in a cruel way. I only keep it for as long as they attempt then remove once they stop. Muzzling dogs for little yips and yaps is horrible too. Just those cases where you run into a dog barking for 5-10 mins straight at a passer by, for example.) Hitting an animal *rarely* communicates what people would think and the only time I've seen even giving a spank to be useful is with dogs that are normally kind but lash out violently to specific things or when there's a lack of understanding as to what they're capable of. And I'm not talking minor, I'm talking about potential visits to the hospital or vet. Then, a spank can often show that purposely hurting others earns the same back. But its a difficult one to do right. I've only ever done it *ONCE* with a cat that didn't realize that it was a bit too big to be playing like it was with the other cats. Maine Coon With a bunch of normal cats. If you've ever seen one... you can see where the problem came in. One spank showed "Oh crap... being bigger means that if I do something light... it can hurt." They were more gentle from then on and they're a happy, affectionate cat now. I think she's 7 now?

[@avieebvlogs8018]

I’m crying right now I just want my dog to be happy and instead she’s always stressed and anxious because of my mom and dad constantly yelling at her she deserves better!

[@funkyfiss]

Your parents need to be educated..

[@bdmantony7862]

Don't worry ur dog will feel better If u be close with him/her 🙁

[@anthonychelune5693]

me to,me to.

[@judyives1832]

Have your parents watch a video about understanding dog body language. There are excellent ones on the Internet. This way your parents will recognize stress behavior in your dog and understand the effect they are having on him. Use your allowance or birthday money or get a small job, to pay for some sessions with a good POSITIVE trainer. Most trainers will be happy to teach you how to train your dog yourself and will make you a good deal on a package of lessons. Good trainers will try to help you. I’ve done free lessons for people who can’t afford lessons, many times. There are also free puppy classes in some communities. Ask at your pet food store and they will be able to give you some options.

[@morpheus3419]

@@andyaranas8606 Ok thats just not nice

[@blindg0blin_252]

In a nutshell Loyalty needs to be returned with loyalty

[@Joanna-ks8fp]

Hmm....

[@blindg0blin_252]

@Freda Jordan sad Life

[@X2messiah]

@Freda Jordan being too loyal is not a good thing

[@SkaterChick1972]

Indeed!

[@Mo-wv6ou]

And unconditional love for unconditional love🥰

[@pongo4568]

when im sad and crying my dog comes over to me and makes me happier

[@knotsoangelic]

Negative reinforcement can work when you find the problem immediately and it’s fresh in their mind. Discipline is important for forming a trained dog, but obviously if you wait too long to scold them they won’t understand. You have to either catch them in the act or find it soon after, otherwise scolding won’t work. But it can.

[@eliserojas7733]

I mean sure it can, but positive reinforcement has proven to be more efficient. So why “discipline?” I really think “discipline” is used more for the owner getting their frustration out, rather than the training itself. I’ve seen both methods used & 95% of the time, training using discipline just taught the dog to be more sneaky about what they want to do. While positive reinforcement made them happy & eager to do only what their owners were pleased with. If that makes sense. 🙂

[@knotsoangelic]

@@eliserojas7733 Link the source you mentioned in the beginning. Also i politely disagree with you

[@Heksensang]

@@knotsoangelic people think dogs are never wrong & that being stern with them is so mean ): they’re animals for Christ sake & if they don’t listen or aren’t trained they can do something foolish because they obviously aren’t beings of reason. I’m dog sitting a husky rn & when he growls he is told no & goes back in the crate for a while. It’s not that big of a deal but an aggressive dog can be dangerous to other dogs or humans & that’s not okay.

[@andyhall3122]

Iv been struggling with depression but since having a puppy in my life I feel so much better she has brought a lot of happiness

[@cat_with.a._shirt9503]

Dogs are so much percent of pure happiness and amazing wholesomeness and than fluff too !

[@kasherwill9902]

Glad ur happy bro keep it up😁

[@Strawberryvr22]

You can pull through depression you have my support

[@jenniferzhou8635]

You got this & you'll be okay! Glad to hear that the puppy has been helping you. It feels great to have someone love you with all their heart

[@twoandahalfcat8900]

Same

[@eimearpigott8765]

“Don’t treat your dog like a baby” My dog: “I will eat your socks and pierce your eardrums of you don’t pick me up!”

[@victorkramer2596]

Then don't pick it up

[@ihatemeezytv6147]

🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

[@soriahrobinson9921]

I’m holding my dog rn-

[@eimearpigott8765]

@@victorkramer2596 Then my socks will be pulled off😂😂😅

[@victorkramer2596]

@@eimearpigott8765then step on your dog's paws and it will stop pulling off your socks, make sure to make it look non intentional

[@ytcarol]

These are excellent. After a lifetime of living with and loving dogs, I completely agree!

[@cwong5643]

More dog owners should watch this very helpful and well compiled list of dog peeves.

[@tamsinwalsh8796]

It’s frustrating when I see owners ignore a their dog when it comes to greet them

[@biancavegter5488]

Freda Jordan the reason trainers advise that is because when you leave, a dog may get anxious. Greeting and playing with them as soon as you get home feeds their fear that you were in danger while you were away, and then they become even more anxious. It may seem odd, but it’s true. Obviously this is not the case for all dogs, but for some it is very serious and a trainer can pick that up. Trainers understand dog and they understand how their minds work. :)

[@jenniferlamb7131]

This may be heartbreaking to hear, but sadly, dogs don't like being hugged. It's a display of aggressiveness/dominance to your dog and may cause them to growl or bite when their owners are ignoring or are ignorant of doggy bodily cues of being uncomfortable when being hugged.

[@asideofaioli4630]

I could never. Anytime I left the house, I looked forward to walking back in and seeing my butter bean. I would seriously miss him before actually leaving the house. I was the one with separation anxiety :/

[@galaxyescliping2.046]

My grandma does, see she hates her 60 year old rat terrier chihuahua mix, but also loves her

[@starrieustis5016]

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[@gamer4028]

" Dogs dont understand what theyre being scolded for " Me knowing the look on my dogs face after she just ate my cheeseburger : Right....😐😐

[@whitegod2193]

Really your cheezebuger

[@gamer4028]

@@whitegod2193 It happens. Don't leave your Burger King sittin right there on the counter

[@jaymieo.2879]

@@gamer4028 right?! Once I left a wrapped breakfast sandwich in its bag on the dining table and when I got home the wrapper and bag was on the ground and the sandwich was nowhere to be found LOL

[@jennac6954]

They know what they did wrong😄

[@pranava8258]

😂

[@iowaboy9361]

I love his show and thisjust summarizes and lays out all of the basic methods he uses on the show. What i love about this guide kzbin.infoUgkxKkYeOoCV_w2vPX0CSyVWkhew2c4FYk0d is that you don' need to read the whole book cover to cover ... You can skip to the chapter (lesson) you want to read about. The book is arranged almost as a problem-solving guide ... Here is the problem and here is what you need to know/do to correct it. This man knows his stuff ... But more importantly knows how to teach people how they can work with their pups themselves!

[@neilburns8869]

A wee tip to help spice up your dog's daily dinner. Put a spoonful or 2 of whatever you are having (as long as it's not something that potentially could have an ill effect on him or her) into their bowl alongside their regular food.

[@marionettederuiter307]

I love the good tips that you give us to keep our dogs healthy. I have a German shepherd and she takes alot of my time but it pays off when she takes care of our family and is very friendly

[@steveanthony8653]

Hello Marionette how’s the weather over there

[@Horus-Lupercal]

No. 10: "The dog will attempt to break up the fight." Dogs are too good and pure for us.

[@gmoneyxrg9647]

Yeah she barks when i punch my punching bag

[@janfuger1517]

Have you ever heard that dog is God spelled backwards.

[@cadaver4985]

@@janfuger1517 I hope this doesn't means his is the opositte of God

[@kieron1843]

@@janfuger1517 someone has seen the imbetweeners

[@justinjustice4103]

@@cadaver4985 what do you mean?

[@SmarakChatterjee]

Plot twist: This is a dog speaking through a human voice translator found on Planet Dog. 🐶

[@khurshidbuyamayum8034]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaeldorner4991]

Oh my god yeah

[@mrmelgazaharlemworldblitzg9509]

Lmao my ribs ☠️⚰️🤣😂🤩

[@chip1294]

So underrated you need more likes LOL

[@audreymai2773]

😂

[@leecourtney9968]

This was very very helpful. Thank you!!!

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

Excellent list of reminders and info for new dog owners.

[@IdkNmaes]

"Dogs dont like being treated like babies" Me talking to my dog in a baby voice:

[@jalen5981]

Me too, right now lol

[@ashlopez1947]

Lmao my dog acts like he’s 4 Becuz he’s stubborn asf, he’ll throw tantrums 😩 he’s a good boy but sometimes, he’s just so stubborn 😩 so I think that “dogs don’t like being treated like babies” cant be turned off for him cuz he already acts like one LOl

[@evanabbott2737]

I’ve always kinda busted into a foreign accent...I don’t know what country, but it’s foreign....😂

[@shelbeywelsh4926]

"Who's a good dog? You're a good dog!" My dog gets so excited when I say stuff like that in a baby voice.

[@whostolemycroissant2831]

and they be loving it lol

[@vedshukla659]

1:16 When my friends come over, all they care about is my dog.

[@meahesam]

same

[@sarauygun8158]

SaMe

[@vondacrawford806]

U got good friends

[@hod2116]

U mean when yr dogs friends come over u get ignored

[@aviditypeasanttripartite1248]

It is not common to have dog's in India so friends will be overwhelmed by seeing a dog at your home

[@serenarobinson6669]

Thank you, I’ve just learned a few more things it just goes show that we learn more things about our fur babies, 🤗🤗🤗

[@steveanthony8653]

Hello Serena how are you doing today

[@CharteredAccountant0606]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@randykern1842]

“NO” is probably one of the most important commands you can teach your dog. Your kids too

[@elighquinto8914]

I whistle loudly to get their attention or do the tsh

[@felltem8296]

True dat, true dat

[@charlie1234500]

I learned that from Jordan Peterson

[@weston791]

Lol

[@MOpO87]

Ironically that’s usually a babies first word. No!

[@78asasou]

“Dogs come into out lives to teach us about love, they depart to teach us about loss. A new dog never replaces an old dog. It merely expands the heart.”

[@sorayad4642]

That is the most beautiful KZbin comment section quote ever

[@danielaelizondo1422]

You made my day (or night cuz its 11:00 Imao)

[@rocheburgers9859]

Little like people

[@mrdunnepoetryreallifetvuk1934]

I’m a poet & that’s beautifully worded ❤️

[@conqueryourfears641]

Beautiful

[@pxrays547]

Damn good video, many people need to watch this. Thank you.

[@Robert-ff9wf]

I just love dogs, so much!! They are awesome creatures, and the bond you have with your dog is like nothing else!!! They are incredibly loving Creatures!

[@jvipwestmoreland9044]

He forgot to say that dogs hate it when your on the phone

[@dianeallen5753]

Yep that's a good one you are soooo right

[@FarhadAkhtar]

really?

[@sevenstolen1574]

@@FarhadAkhtar yea most dogs don't like when ur playing when them and then shift ur attention to ur phone or a video game. Finish playing first and then make sure they got all their spunk out

[@FarhadAkhtar]

@@sevenstolen1574 hmmm thanks a lot seven stolen I am (definitely) taking your advice.

[@misspriss0209]

Haha my dog is the same actually. When I pick up my phone he puts his paw on my screen and swipes the phone away sometimes.

[@briannahernandez6627]

I hate it when people ignore dogs when a baby comes 😭😡

[@Ashleyana125]

Me too! Like wtf. Might as well ignore the first child then too if a second one comes along!

[@andyaranas8606]

when a baby come everybody pays attention to the baby and i only play with my dog

[@Ashleyana125]

@@andyaranas8606 omg same! I'm like my dogs are my entire universe!!

[@wolfiebearsart9875]

Me too!!!!!!! My aunt always bought her baby with her and everyone ignored my dog! So I played with my doggo.

[@briannahernandez6627]

@@wolfiebearsart9875 Awe thats good that you played with your doggo 🐕

[@dawngonyea7300]

I was on the phone long distance when my dog Shuanie started doing what I called "doing the Meerkat" I had to finish the call, my dog was anxious. The Meerkat was his way of asking for something. I knew he had to go out and go. Ending the call I started prepping us to go outside. Then I smelled it, he had pooded in the bathtub. He felt so bad, poor little guy. Maltipoo, my sweet dog. I just kept praising him, pointing at the pooh. I've been blessed my entire life with this connect with animals and I am grateful ❣️

[@steveanthony8653]

Hello Dawn how’s the weather over there

[@farahuskysadi]

Sooo happy seeing this video right now it’s non related in our situations but then it could be avoided thanks.

[@onomanapua]

1.) Being taken for long walks when the pavement is scorching hot 🔥 2.) When their masters are in a rush and won't let them stop to pee or 💩 regardless if their bladders about to bust. Especially senior dogs, ppl. They need to pee continuously, stopping every few minutes since they may have health issues.

[@kashbash9645]

Preach! Especially that hot pavement, ouch!

[@melissabrown5104]

Very true. My 15yr dog (god rest her soul) had to go out every 45 min. I live in an apartment so literally for 6 moths before putting her down (she had bad arthritis and started collapsing regularly and started going blind) anyways, I had to take her to dog park ever hour thru out the night. 1,2,3,4,5 am every single night while I worked too. And even.. then she still had accidents in the apartment. Smh. It was so hard on all of us but she was family and I never punished her for peeing in house. I knew she was house trained and it was due to her age. So please ppl, watch out for that and don’t get upset when they get old or have issues. They are family and have to be treated like it.

[@melissabrown5104]

Oh and thanks for bringing up hot payment. I’ve had 3 dogs for over decade and never knew the paws could burn until a year ago. It’s not talked about and ppl need to know that especially in southern areas that get hot so good job for saying that.👍🏻

[@melissabrown5104]

raymond daubney I completely understand where your coming from. My dog grew up alongside my son but also with me and even though I had another dog, we all roamed around for a while not knowing what to do without her. It was even hard on my other dog. It just seemed so quiet in the house. I am truly very sorry for your loss because i know it is a true loss. The only comfort I get is knowing I gave her the best loving life I could and I know she knew that as well. Even tho it hurt like hell, I wouldn’t have traded the time with her for anything. I know she’s also free of pain and is probably running around in doggie heaven. I have her ashes in an urn and it’s sitting above the dog food bin so I say hi to her every morning and it’s been a little over a year now. Good things is, I only smile when I do it now, I don’t cry and soon you will too when remembering your dog.

[@melissabrown5104]

Freda Jordan - Awww thank you Freda. God Bless you as well. I appreciate your sweet words. 🙂

[@ivancritter]

my grandma is the most introverted person ever (she rarely goes anywhere, even before quarantine) so anyways when we leave for a while we always drop my dog off with her and she loves it so much it’s one of the most wholesome things ever ^-^

[@qulas23195]

I'll be like your grandma when i get old

[@ivancritter]

@@qulas23195 yAy

[@peppigue]

Try to give her shrooms

[@madamsatan6]

@@qulas23195, I'm like her grandma since I was in my teenage years 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@purple-pluto]

@@peppigue hahahaha

[@carmenleal1711]

Thank you 🙏🏼 so much for this video I learned a few things!!! I love my 🐶 dog soooo much I want to always keep up with the dos and don’ts thank you

[@steveanthony8653]

Hello Carmen how’s the weather over there

[@basantupadhyay001]

Love this channel

[@GeorgeBentes]

For those without time, here is the list. 23 - Dinner interruption 22 - Same food over and over 21 - Being put away when friends come over 20 - Cleaning them too often 19 - Being scolded without understand why 18 - Forced socialization 17 - Over exercise 16 - Summer heat 15 - Roughhousing 14 - There is no number 14. You can check it at 4:30 (it goes from 15 to 13) 13 - The baby treatment 12 - Loud music 12 - Yeah! Twelve again (6:15): Teasing with treats 11 - Arguing in front of them 09 - Too much alone time (7:10 There is no number 10) 08 - You give up 07 - Being the potty police 06 - A tight leash 03 - Being upset (it goes from 06 to 03 9:46) 01 - Ignoring them (10:25)

[@bobthebeat2008]

🤣🤣

[@fredhurst2528]

they really just made this shit up, didn't they? Surprised they didn't say "Don't tie the rear feet together and throw the dog in water. They don't like that."

[@coolthew42]

The hero we deserve, thanks for saving me 10 minutes

[@remerson4]

@@fredhurst2528 Don't burn them with a flamethrower, they're not too keen on that

[@Monotheist137]

the day came when youtube removed like/dislike ration, its a matter of time since comments will be gone.

[@family2guy2]

“put them in a room that is off limits to children” You mean put the children in a room? No problem!

[@irenemadrid9258]

Finally! Someone who understands :)

[@auntieyoni4129]

exactly

[@auntieyoni4129]

like they in our house

[@franchezcachrizziamaemagno2680]

Exactly

[@yoboikamil525]

basement it is

[@bethbush3796]

This is one of the best dog informative videos that I have ever seen!

[@roypulliam4009]

Awesome information. Thanks

[@beyondthecosmosmcfc]

Doesn't want to socialize with just any stranger they see on the street.. Every golden ever: *Come here hooman*

[@cat_with.a._shirt9503]

I know ! I love goldens they are the best and some of the goodest doggos !

[@kerianhalcon3557]

@@cat_with.a._shirt9503 Generally fairly dumb, but hard not to love a Golden, absolutely adorable, and loyal to the core!

[@cat_with.a._shirt9503]

@@kerianhalcon3557 well yes ! But no, wait I thought they were smart dogs lol...

[@michelleissocool]

I take my golden to play with other dogs at the dog park and she spends the whole time meeting every human

[@daafeli3406]

@@kerianhalcon3557 lol golden retrievers are one of the most smartest dogs on this planet, along with an aussi en labrador

[@GlobalGaming101]

Sometimes when I get my butt kicked in Call of Duty, and I yell at the screen, my Shepard will come over to me and try to calm me down. It works, too.

[@melylocks6187]

Lol

[@aaronfields57]

It's a game don't rage at it

[@megabumbusta2746]

@@aaronfields57 that's so bland, fella. anger and being upset is as vital an emotion as any, and video games are a fun way to express that, as long as you don't go to far. anger is great in moderation, as is anything and everything. most things, at least, like things that don't hurt other people around you.

[@aaronfields57]

@@megabumbusta2746 getting mad because someone is better than you is not healthy when you're reacting in a way that others hear it Hold it in and use it as fuel don't exhaust it

[@megabumbusta2746]

@@aaronfields57 disagree and agree, I think it depends a lot case to case.

[@rhooper11]

What an amazing and to the point VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!! I wouldn’t want to. Be treated that way!,,,,

[@1x0YT]

This video is informative and helpful.

[@Angel_Billy4-30-23]

It breaks my heart when people say that dogs or any other animal for that matter don't have feelings or don't have the capacity to feel certain things the way we do. All it takes is to look at an animal to understand that yes, they can. Some people treat their pets like a toy or like their property. I mean, I understand that yeah, your pet is your property to a certain extent but they still should be treated just as you would want to be treated. Please don't get an animal if you even think for a second that you might not be able to handle it because like he said in the video, there's too many animals in shelters and a disgusting amount of them never leave there alive. Actually most of them are given a time frame of adoption and if they aren't adopted in that time, they get out down. So please take care of your pets, they love you unconditionally and expect nothing but love in return. They deserve so much better than a shelter or someone who doesn't care.

[@katiesimpson8517]

Wasn't it Steinbeck who said "the more > know people the better I love my dog?" I believe it.

[@OnTreader]

I'm pretty sure they can't feel piety or existential nihilism or things like that. But pets absolutely should be treated like property, that doesn't mean you don't care about them. Just that the owner is the owner, the pet is the pet. Dogs have all kinds of different expectations from their nature and instincts, that's why the authority of the owner has to come before everything else, to keep dogs from doing things like attacking people or other animals or destroying things or even just pooping on your carpet. You only get the real kind of love (not based on attention, treats and petting) if you develop the right kind of relationship.

[@mave143]

Great comment!

[@sergiygrechkovskiy1174]

"Human Behaviours that dogs hate..." Summer Heat. Uhm, Seasonal weather is not a human behaviour.

[@JSkyGemini]

It makes me angry when I hear anybody trying to sell that lie. The critters we take responsibility for are like perpetual children, they are at our mercy and deserve to be treated kindly and humanely.

[@Digibeatle09]

As a non-dog owner, I love complimenting dog owners on their dogs when I'm out walking - the owner and the dog get positive vibes - many dog owners don't always realise their pets bring happiness to complete strangers !!!

[@silas537]

As a dog owner, this fills my heart. I love when people see me walking my dogs and compliment them. I own 2 German shephards and I get many eyes and it fills my heart with joy. It’s something about getting compliments for the two most important beings in my life that just makes me so happy.

[@jjonahjameson8934]

I love seeing dogs while walking my buddy shay it’s so nice to see others getting along with their dogs like us and it’s just cool to see other dogs and shay loves to kinda bark and say hi with other dogs so it makes him happy to

[@lizzymccormic3328]

Haha I often see ppl smiling when they see my dog, so I know it makes someone happy )

[@IuliaOana88]

right

[@mr.creeper6484]

NOT OWNER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the human

[@TheStrengthofBeer]

Good information. Thank you.

[@ananamu2248]

Very comprehensive, thankyoy

[@muiske41]

If I allow my dog to sniff everything they want my walks will take 2 hours..

[@sermon007]

Hahahaha....

[@Dubey1522]

Same😂😂

[@rosemarydudley9954]

I am lucky enough to be able to walk my dog without a lead anywhere. If he wants to stop and sniff, he can. If he takes a long time - so be it. He's a dog and needs to be a dog. We have 2 x 1 hour walks in different places each day. Plus twice a day outside to play ball

[@annlucas6617]

Sniffing everything is better than the distance you walk.

[@tinabina8371]

I just said this very same thing to my husband tonight while we were walking our puppy! I’ll let her sniff some things, but I have a limit.

[@staciemae]

Watching this so I can shower my rescue dog with nothing but love and affection. I want her to have the best life possible. She was only used for breeding; she had no name and didn’t know how to eat out of a Bowl. She peed right in her kennel. Underweight and extremely sad. I’m pretty sure she was hit too. Broke my heart but I just knew I had to have her.right now we’re laying on my bed and she’s laying on my chest ❤️

[@silas537]

Your a remarkable and wonderful human being

[@1974angels]

That is amazing ! God bless your kind soul, the world needs more people like you! We have a rescue dog also and she’s truly a gift from above, our little angel. 🙏❤️🤗

[@gargimall9023]

Aww so cute

[@nanananaoftwo6426]

Thank you for rescuing! I had a rescue. At times I wondered who rescued who. Wish you many happy explores and fun days!!

[@monp.4903]

Stacie, hope you've had much progress with your fur baby! ❤

[@notabot855]

Definitely make sure your dog has interactions while eating, you dont want them to become violent because they think someone could be taking their food when they are older

[@judeflowers2813]

NOPE!! Before and after eating, NOT during!!!

[@DrHeartless]

@@judeflowers2813 No he’s right, when I was younger I got bit in the face because I wanted to pet my dog while he was eating

[@lidiabroccolino9433]

Never touch or even look at your dog (or any dog) while he is eating! Very important!

[@valarmorghulis4512]

They won't think you could take their food unless you give them a reason to.

[@tonysmith9905]

@@DrHeartless Then your family, or a previous one, was most likely starving that poor animal. Dogs aren't naturally prone to violence for no reason.

[@roxyts7022]

I love my dogs... They could be work sometimes but when I see them happy makes me happy too ... I try my best for them be comfortable... Cozy and give them lots of love 💕

[@allison6905]

Imagine it’s 2am with 7% of battery and not having a dog and watching this🧍🏽‍♀️ Edit: I have a dog🤞🏼

[@rontecold7613]

😩😂😂 SMH

[@gettingboredyeet2103]

Çhâńyęøl's wìfęy this is me *right now.*

[@ansongeorge8322]

U should probably get a life or a dog soon

[@daivdperez9270]

Then go get a dog 🤣🤣🐶🐶

[@gettingboredyeet2103]

Anson George stfu

[@saoirse_games5951]

Whenever my parents and I argue, our dog will always get in between us and try and sit on top on one of us. Depending on who's being more aggressive in the argument, he'll whine and growl at that person

[@sjrc2010]

Peace keeping dog. Good dog! One of my dogs does that and has even got between two geese to stop them arguing!

[@HyperWolf]

My dog tackles whoever appears to be the instigator. Sometimes we’re playing and he’ll just shove us aside with his butt. 😂

[@TransformersNibbasInDisguise54]

@@sjrc2010 that's adorable, "I will save these geese by any means necessary"

[@sjrc2010]

@@TransformersNibbasInDisguise54 He's a Spanish Water Dog. Gorgeous dogs ❤️

[@tommyshadow66]

wait wait wait... you argue with your parents? how? and you still live with them? crazy

[@colinmcdonald2499]

Solid video. My dogs are natural trail dogs. We met on a remote mountain fire road and after 12km and 800 Meters of elevation gain and loss, I needed to call the rescue service when they got to the main road ( I was on a gravel bike). They picked me and I made sure that the shelter knew I was coming for them after the mandatory waiting period. Application was finished before the waiting period was done. That said. My dogs get it that some walks/runs/rides are not for sniffing every 15 meters. They love to just go. I think this is trainable in some dogs, but not all. Usually my dogs get into a trotting pace with minimal sniffing after the first 1km of sniffing and marking. The whole ' don't pull your dog when they sniff' may be really ' give your dogs 4-5km walks... For some.

[@frusia123]

Great video. Everyone should watch it (several times probably, until they understand and remember well) before getting a dog. And after.

[@roguephoenix]

There's no such thing as forced socialization for my dog. He wants to meet everyone. Everyone! He gets upset when he doesn't get to say hi to everyone he sees....well I guess there is forced. He forces us to have him socialize with everyone.

[@moniqtl]

Same my dog ALWAYS want attention he never stays in his cage

[@shylanair8052]

My dog is the same as yours! He always wants to socialize, but most people are scared of him.. And he's a little over energetic so his moves are mostly unpredictable.. But he would never bite someone.. actually he doesn't know how to bite someone at all! 😂

[@mrn234]

Sounds like wrong training when he tries to greet everyone when you are outside and you are not even talking to them. When they come into your house thats something different.

[@roguephoenix]

@@mrn234 yea unfortunately he came like that. adopted him from a shelter. even at 3 months old he was a people person.

[@orbitalsummer]

Let my guess: Labrador? 😂

[@blkz_]

I don't even own a dog, but I've watched 10 minutes of this

[@jaycooper8122]

Bruh tf!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sharmz1]

57 seconds too?

[@crobarwtf]

Same

[@frogstock2597]

And...?

[@julie-anne1772]

Lol me too

[@andykay9437]

Finally a video that is dead on, and I appreciate this for its fact based information. 👍👍

[@heyitsme1534]

I just got my boy a couple days ago. Think someone just didn’t want him and dumped him. When I met him at the shelter I knew within the first 90 seconds he was gonna be mine! I couldn’t have asked for a better dog!!! He’s intimidating looking pit but in actuality he’s just a big baby!! He loves people and other dogs. Just watching him sleep for the first time in who knows how long without a hostile environment made me fuzzy inside. I know he knows what he got! And he loves every minute of it!! His sleeping quarters has 2 beds, 3 blankets, and 2 pillows. And he uses every one of them! It makes me so happy watching him sleep so deeply! After being in that crazy environment he’s finally got some peace and quiet! Comfy bed and and blankets, filtered water, steak dinners, warm baths. This dude is gonna have the life!!! Wish I could it all for those doggies at the shelter! There’s some real shitty people out there!

[@stumpy1012]

"Dont treat your dog like a baby" My dog: Carry me EVERYWHERE ma'am

[@tradeladder146]

And of course you do, Sheesh.

[@Silversmoke1000]

@@tradeladder146 And?

[@dawnpascarella921]

Uuuummm please don't

[@dawnpascarella921]

Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@sumshortss]

@@dawnpascarella921 bruh what’s the issue with it

[@brandimunguia]

So glad you didn’t mention hugging and kissing your dog. I get so annoyed when people say that dogs don’t like hugs and kisses. Both my dogs come to my husband and I and smash their faces against our mouths to get kisses. They both love them and they both even reciprocate, licking us on our faces and my older dog will even hold my face and lick my head. They also lick each other in the face often. As far as hugs go, my younger dog will come to us and wrap her paws around our necks and hug us. I never force a hug on either of my dogs or squish them when they do hug us.

[@alwayshangrygirl463]

Your dog's "hugs" seem like a possessive behaviour. It's the way dogs protect their property (you in this case). Even if they seem friendly to you, it may be not the case. You need to pick up the vibes of other dogs. It may cause jealousy and aggression and it might be dangerous in the future. I don't know your exact situation, but please consult your vet/dog psychologist.

[@liisaks1]

It depends on the dog. I've had/have dogs that love nothing more than being kissed and cuddled, and other dogs that prefer any kisses to be initiated by them, and do not enjoy long cuddles. Like people, every dog has a different personality.

[@alwayshangrygirl463]

@@liisaks1 the problem is not kisses/hugs. In this case the problem is that the dogs force the owner to give them hugs and kisses and it sounds like in a very demanding way

[@brandimunguia]

Always Hangry Girl my dogs are 7 and 10lbs. They couldn’t force anything on us if they tried their hardest. But thanks for your input.

[@dinosaurlady2]

I agree with this. Obviously some dogs aren't too keen on hugging and kissing, but if it's your own dog, you usually know what they like and don't like. My dog loves hugs and kisses.

[@porgyjr.7737]

Great video!

[@philipbuckley759]

these are much easier to just read....and thanx to the one who put up the list...

[@junebug5390]

I have a breathing disorder, and my dog always waits for me, she wont leave my side. She goes to the top of stairs and turns around and waits for me even if the door is open.

[@pesa9518]

Omg that’s so sweet!

[@uhoh5861]

omg 🥺🥺

[@anime_love5765]

Awwww that's so sweet

[@truthseeker6584]

What a lovely dog and such a good friend. God bless her and you, may your health get better!

[@heavenlystories]

I show this to my dog, he said "I TOLD YOU!!!"

[@callmemom6936]

Lol

[@spleensthecat1078]

Hol up

[@minor101]

Your dog talks?

[@heavenlystories]

@@minor101 yeah.. yours dont?

[@minor101]

@@heavenlystories I don't have one

[@davidurban6813]

We did so many things that more than likely drove our dog up a wall. Not enough exercise time, arguing and fighting 🤼‍♂️in front of her. We gave her table scrapes all the time. And we gave her 🍫 candy and cookies 🍪 all the time and she never got sick.from too much chocolate and she loved 😍 💞 🥰 💝 milk 🥛. And I would tease the daylights out of her. Messing with her snout pinning her mouth shut especially when she was barking excessively. I feel bad the way we treated her. "I'm so sorry Tammy!" Thanks for posting this for future reference. Have a great day everyone

[@bokengsmum4425]

I trust my dogs more than most humans! 👌 I love you musch and cynths ❤️

[@rosered6876]

Not letting a dog sniff their environment is like someone putting blinders on you. They see the world through their nose just as we see it through our eyes.

[@duberdurm]

Yeah well, I don't see my dog watching a video on what he does that annoys me.

[@evanabbott2737]

Hahahahaha

[@Loganglicklepickle]

Lmao

[@wyonthebeat]

lmfao

[@ESSER68NJ]

Lmao 🤣

[@thinktwice21]

🤣🤣🤣

[@davidcoleman2796]

Very good video . Thanks .

[@dimashpakova4286]

Excellent advice!

[@freefinally2310]

Dogs do act in revenge, once had a family friend come over who teased our Spitz dog a lot. When the person wasn't around our dog would purposefully piss on his things like his bag and his shoes😂😂.

[@MultiZoobie]

🤣😂

[@JustADogLover396]

No no. Dogs just understand what is hilarious for the family and not the family friend lol.

[@moon-ud8tq]

I kinda believe that it can be more revenge -- our dog has his reasons quirks. 🙃🤣

[@andratoma9834]

Smart dog! Not so smart human who allows other human to harass his dog! Good dog!

[@teresaharris7296]

🤣🤣🤣 good dog 💖

[@jfro5867]

Anyone who’s owned dogs for a long time knows most ‘problems’ with dogs are due to owners, not the dog. Plenty of books, online help etc to provide useful advice.

[@moon-ud8tq]

VERY useful, practical advice like this one, for pet owners.👍🐕💜

[@Vixen743]

@@moon-ud8tq Pet parents actually is what they’re called

[@IDontKnow-pf6en]

yep. the dogs were there before i was, and so when i was born, they became like my siblings, and ive had dogs ever since. theyre truly Angels on Earth!

[@vincentpeeters1157]

The fact that rewarding a dog is key, and not punishing is very true. But you do need dominance over your dog. This is where it goes wrong all the time, dominance can be done very friendly, without yelling or touching, it's an attitude, body language, no words needed. If you don't have that, big problem.

[@KarmicSlayer]

Both are the problem!

[@RettsAdorablePets]

Thanks for the video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jjlpinct]

I can tell you have a fondness of long ear dogs. Mee too. Good videos!

[@Mariposa-rs1oz]

"dogs dont understand what they're being scolded for" My dog smiling at me after i scolded her for eating my food: 😁

[@tavenarocko9397]

Cffxc,o m.. Lbm.

[@sixpathsgaming4553]

Yep that's exactly like my dog

[@tavenarocko9397]

what the heck who commented that

[@letaviaedits]

@@tavenarocko9397 mystery

[@Mariposa-rs1oz]

@@tavenarocko9397 u lmao

[@junyah4152]

“Those who are left alone in a home each day get anxiety” Me, an introvert: no worries.

[@Sosavelli]

Didn’t you punch a blind guy in the chest which ended up killing him, then proceed to scream in victory? “HWUAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”

[@junyah4152]

@@Sosavelli uhhhh uhhhh UHHHHHHH

[@junyah4152]

@@Sosavelli m a y b e

[@Sosavelli]

@@junyah4152 wait a minute? Didn’t you try to kill your own daughter because you don’t like for people to know your past?

[@junyah4152]

@@Sosavelli uhhhhhhh

[@hardyjoe4278]

This has me wanting to binge watch Wilfred again, lmao!

[@pochantis3478]

Thanks for letting me know lol 💛💛💛💛.

[@leeknows_air_fryer]

9:44 my dog can feel my panic attacks a few minutes before they start and sometimes i feel her warning me💖💖 i love you Sunny thank you for being the Best dog ever💖💖 although you're snoring like an old man and i want to take you out of my room everytime u do , i still love uu💜💜💜

[@aliza6900]

"Don't treat your dog like a Baby" Me: *oh...* He's smart but I Still call him baby

[@HeftyDan]

As a wise man once said: If cat not enjoy being held...why baby sized?

[@UnanimousSauce]

Someone i know will hurt their dog when they think they have done wrong and then tell everyone that the dog was "testing" her temper. I cant explain how much this has caused me to truly hate that person.

[@lilskipper4683]

Let me at 'em I'll test their fkin temper 😤

[@ilkyazugur8672]

Very good video and informations. Thank you for showing people how to respect dogs and to other animals that I am pleased.

[@inazuma3gou]

"Dogs keep themselves clean in their own special way." Well said

[@ununxium8874]

What does that mean?

[@ununxium8874]

Freda Jordan ok. I understand. Thank you. Would a rinsing be allowed? No shampoo?

[@ununxium8874]

Freda Jordan ok 👍 danke schön. Tag!

[@ununxium8874]

Freda Jordan zwei jahre in die schule, drei semesters of deutsche in university. Fumpfz....15 years later, forgot almost everything haha 🤦🏻‍♀️ naturlich

[@ununxium8874]

Forgot some umlauts 🙊

[@peppigue]

I like to think dogs' strongest sense isn't smell, but awareness of emotional state. I believe humans can be great at this too, but in our modern culture we don't learn to be conscious of it.

[@karenjensen6642]

Right?? I know they understand about feeling? And can see in a different light then humans, humans need to be taught empathy, dogs are born with it!

[@tangyjoe4326]

My first dog was like that and if I were sad he would come put his little face next to mine and lay next to me and seemed really in tune to my feelings. My current dog, who I also love with all my heart, has no empathy. If I’m sad or ill or fall down he looks at me like “c’mon lady, I got things to do”. I swear if he could he’d put one hand on his hip and snap his fingers with other. I sometimes think if he had thumbs he’d kick me to the curb. He’s a stinker but I love him and know he loves me deep down in his impatient and self absorbed little heart 😍

[@sethrich5998]

It’s actually the same thing. Your emotions formulate into scent. Your dog is literally smelling your emotions and as the leader of the pack they adopt those emotions as their own.

[@evanabbott2737]

I agree..!🤔👍

[@lillygable9482]

dogs should always trust their smell though. it’s so impressive what those dogs can find. it is cool how emotionally aware they are though

[@glenhenry4410]

Very helpful I have made so much progress because of this video

[@janetadams6670]

Thank you xx

[@Guitarnivore]

Dinner time interruptions? Can someone make a video for dogs so they know that we feel the same about that one?

[@lyonidus3073]

ikr when i’m eating some fine spaghetti my dog is like: *henlo hooman, is this foot my food?*

[@lyonidus3073]

but I guess it’s cause I do the same. I have to reduce it, maybe they’ll stop too.

[@user-qn2pt1gt1e]

It’s good to touch them and be close to them when they are eating when they are puppies it will train the dog to not snap when a child pets it while it’s eating

[@logangude2816]

@@user-qn2pt1gt1e Exactly! gotta show them that your not trying to take it away from them.

[@bam-skater]

It's not entirely correct. Occasionally, and I do mean 'occasionally' putting a flat hand between doggos snout and the bowl reinforces who the pack leader is

[@RipMyTamagachi]

I legitimately thought all these were just common knowledge... Basically, don't treat your pet like a thing, because it's a living creature with a personality

[@rosemaryderrington8313]

Good information

[@MrJimgillnm]

THANK YOU !

[@lastmanstanding2622]

With over a thousand "Thumbs Down", I'm surprised so many cats were able to watch this video.

[@jill56297]

🤣🤣

[@jimcowan8770]

No Doubt!!! 👍😂

[@yvonneturner1334]

😄 very good 👍

[@midahh949]

Not all cats hate dogs. MOST dogs and cats hate eachother, but not all.

[@truepeace3]

😹😸😹

[@My-Pal-Hal]

Constant Training is the Key. Because humans are so Hard to Train 😂

[@dona4him942]

Humans are IMPOSSIBLE!!!!

[@middleamerica3999]

There are no bad dogs-only bad humans 💯

[@user-ty2fm3ge9m]

Ikr. They’re so dumb and mean.

[@OnTreader]

@@middleamerica3999 Dogs aren't computers, they do have their own agency, instincts and personalities. Some are bad, that's why people try to breed them to be better.

[@My-Pal-Hal]

@@OnTreader Yeah,.. And That's The Problem. Because Dogs aren't Bad. But Bad People (attempt to) train them and breed them. And do much worse. Like have them Fight For the entertainment of more People. People are the problem. Just ask Mother Nature 🙄

[@plightfoot8491]

Mans and woman’s best friend forever when treated that way never forget

[@Buntylove3]

Thank you Appreciate