He's a lot for other dogs and has pinned puppies.

Watch a session where the client learns how to manage a young bold dog.

[@asp1213]

This is a great example of a really good dog that you are making even better. Kudos to Kibo's owner for coming to you early and really just tweaking the good foundation she's already started. 🙌

[@brightchange6065]

"Vivien" cracked me up ... what a PERFECT name! She was hilarious ..

[@HRobert1123]

I started laughing out loud when he said the poodle’s name “Vivian” haha

[@Anon_E_Muss]

Lol. I choose dog names based on what I feel comfortable yelling out loud in my neighborhood. Silly Foo Foo girly names are a no go for me

[@SickxSoul]

My dogs were always named something human if not directly after humans, my two dogs now are named Blondie and Lita Ford.

[@AA-cf4es]

@@Anon_E_Muss how insecure can you be, lol

[@vannarooski8730]

Lolol I keep waiting for a dog named KYLE!

[@nicolechen9316]

@@vannarooski8730check shield K9. He’s got a Caucasian ovcharka called Kevin. The original owners called him James, but apparently that was too much lol

[@ckelley1234]

Wow - I have never seen Prince this stimulated before: all hair was up during the first few minutes with this BBS shepherd! Joel's comment 'he elicits a reaction in other dogs that is not really his fault.' was reassuring -- from what I saw: he is an awesome dog! His patience with the Golden puppy was amazing! As always, thanks for sharing Joel!

[@MYeahman]

Shit as far as I'm concerned that is a really well behaved dog.

[@gregjorda3080]

A gentle knee bump is a necessary tool for dogs who are pushy/jumpy

[@fujdjgo]

I love how much prince stands out among all the other dogs as alpha he is truly a dog icon i love you both as alphas perfect duo

[@jazpwr8613]

Wanted to reemphasize what Joel said about the aggressive smelling. We neutered our dog 5 weeks ago and we have seen a definite change in his behavior. We don’t have to correct his aggressive smelling or trying to mount me or his pushing dominant approach to other dogs because he no longer does those things . The biggest issue was his attitude with other non neutered dogs . That to has gotten such much better. Thoughts on now putting him with a pack of dogs supervised and let him adjust to the pack. We have a very well known dog hiker who picks up the dogs and takes them on a group hike. He has amazing leadership with the pack. We’re very excited to do this and also slightly apprehensive . Feed back, please.🐶

[@kristenacendejas8459]

I'm glad I saw this comment. My dogs get neautered dec 7 he's right around 18 months and he is pretty pushy with smelling and licking. He whines a lot on walks when he smells females I think. I can't wait to see the behaviors reduce

[@jazpwr8613]

@@kristenacendejas8459 Hi, I’m glad our experience helped . Please let me know your progress, I’m always looking for prospective.

[@Patrick3183]

Has he found a pack of friends?

[@jillsorbera7247]

How about asking the hiker if u can do a lil dog playdate thing for loke an hour with several dogs first?

[@pittymama4500]

I think the hike is a fabulous idea. I can almost guarantee you that yours will be amazing just because the leader is the leader of the pack and does not have the compassion end of the relationship with your dogs and therefore will not get bad reactions as you would being the owner. And of course it will help the dog in the end.

[@LittleBarracuda]

berger blanc suisse are quite different from your common german sheperd personality-wise. Less of a working dog and usually not as self confident as a gsd is but also generally friendlier than gsds. I see a lot of em since i live in switzerland and theres a few breeders close by, also i have a gsd and often attend sheperd dog conventions or sport events where you get to see the full spectrum of sheperd breeds

[@jessicajacobs1500]

I am Swiss. In America! My grandparents came here before WWI.

[@Anon_E_Muss]

Thank you for your insight! Neat 😊

[@ebenezerscrooge9164]

@@jessicajacobs1500 Cool??

[@tonyvstone8392]

GSDs come in white.

[@Kamalu0nalani]

I've had two Berger Blanc Suisse's in my life, and I've had 4 American line GSD and now I have 2 German line Gsd. Many times the white ones depending on how much blue it has in their genes they will get snow noses as they get older. My first BBS was very protective of me and any young kids.

[@blakeumthun8128]

The biggest part of this that I like, is when the dogs owner is doing the work and she's learning. The hardest part of owning a dog and training good dog behavior is knowing how and being able to do it properly and having confidence in yourself. I think we could all see more of that.

[@pmlm1571]

Beautiful Kibo at 9 months! He got corrected and will be gentler now with other dogs, so good to see it happen.

[@c.cooper9549]

You do the BEST real life training sessions. I live for your daily vids! Your techniques work with love and compassion but also real world experiences that must be corrected.

[@agnesyll]

This couldn't have come at a better time. My dog is same breed, around the same age and same issue with her being too much with puppies. Thanks Joel ❤ By the way your camera person did a great job! I know it is incredibly hard to follow a moving dog up close on camera without moving too much and without causing the viewer motion sickness. Please tell them thank you for me.

[@bslizardette4669]

I was watching this video on the big screen and when Ebony came out, my dog charged towards them, barking, to chill them out. As soon as you brought their energies down, he's just stand and keep watch. And my dog would also agree before all corrections on Kiba. This was a strongest reaction I've seen of him towards dogs on screen, which was fascinating. My dog is a dominant "military type" who is always going in to correct over-excitement in other dogs.

[@sarahtara5546]

That's how I trained my male GSD. Leave it and mean it!! He is so patient and sweet with other dogs.

[@itecblogger]

This is a great episode because you can really see the change in energy with this dog. Beautiful animal too.

[@lisaverweij8806]

Vivian is awesome!! BTW what awesome timing from the client!! That shepard is in great hands.

[@arieljohns4966]

You are completely right about the vibe a dog gives off. Oftentimes older dogs can recognize puppies that are going to grow up to be more dominant. I raise and breed Colorado Mountain Dogs (livestock guardians) and I have noticed when I bring in certain new puppies the older dogs will be much harder on them than other ones and almost always those puppies seem to grow up to be more dominant and likely to cause problems in the pack. I've also noticed a trend with puppies that are overly submissive to adult dogs becoming kind of jerks to dogs they consider themselves alpha over. It's beyond the good kind of submissive, I'm this type they just won't get out of the adult's face and keep licking, and rolling on their back and then the adult tries to leave and they run back in front of the adult and start groveling again. I've started avoiding puppies with this personality because even though they seem submissive, something about it is off and seems to end up being the type of personality that isn't balanced and ends up being as over the top trying to boss other dogs as they are over the top trying to convince other dogs they're submissive

[@capuchinosofia4771]

Thats very interesting info! And great for anyone that wants to know how to pick a puppy. Thanks for sharing!

[@samnolastname7818]

It's funny that kibo is being as rude to the other dogs as he is being to them, but when someone does it to him? Noooooo, can't have that

[@Redsammeh]

I wish I had a facility like this for dog socialization near me! I adopted a quarantine puppy the previous owners couldn't handle, I think it will be very common next few years to have fear/separation anxiety issues

[@shelbieshaw3879]

Me too.

[@kylasbibi]

I totally agree. I bought a GSD puppy Spring 2020. It has been tough building her confidence. She still has her days but she goes to doggy daycare. The owner tells me there are days she is too much with the other dogs and when she is, they remove her from the group and rotates her in and out.

[@Soulmates_DIY]

I was so nervous that one of them was going to be bit, but of course you did an amazing job with him. He such a beautiful boy, love his white coat.

[@_camy_]

I’m coming from my online program of positive reinforcement training and I’ve gotten a lot out of my puppy in the last three months and I’ve done a lot of great work but stumbling across some of your videos recently it’s helped me be a little bit more creative in blending the disciplinary corrections with positive reinforcement so thank you…… Unfortunately with my family thankfully I live alone but whenever he’s around them they don’t truly understand all of the heavy amount of training that I’ve put into my dog I’ve been till now and I’m constantly getting shamed for not letting my dog get away with a ton of stuff and it’s heartbreaking and frustrating on massive scale. The one thing I can’t figure out how to have my dog become a little bit more calm around other dogs I put him in daycare he plays pretty well but from my experience when he’s playing with specific dogs one on one can be a little way too much and doesn’t respond to the recall can you make a video on a heavy excitable dog and how to correct that or the practice listening when really excited

[@happypoorguyy]

Ebony has an immaculate coat. Beautiful creature.

[@Joshua-mu2nr]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard Prince bark before…

[@m.c7169]

I’m on a Beckman training video binge 😃 I love love love your videos!! Keep up the great work!

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Joel, good video, the one thing I also see as others did is that the owner pets the dog little too much particularly after corrections. Keep up the good work.

[@ninalb8287]

This dog looks similar to Bolt from the movie

[@jillsorbera7247]

I love it when the vid (like this) contains u with the leash but also u coaching the owner with leash🐾❤️

[@adarshnp2061]

dude that correction near the puppy on point damn

[@andihd8768]

Excellent! Amazing to see the immediate change in demeanor & attitude. Good job Kebo, Mom & Beckman staff!

[@steele09]

"Look at this puppy- we couldnt have a more in-your-face-puppy". Yes TF you could. My soon to be mother in law's springer spaniel is so obsessive with biting at any dog's face, a few times I have let my Catahoula really pin her and tell her NO more, and the dog still just jump jump jump biting faces. It's absolutely too much and she's almost 8 months old now. I don't want to tell Mary she needs to hire a trainer or let me have her for a bit, but G-damn. Some dog is going to hurt her. This baby lab looked fantastic and reserved in comparison. Also- thank you for making these videos. I have a very dominant Catahoula, and he's become such a good companion because of your guidance.

[@sallyfurness9496]

Thanks Joel for another great upload, love the new intro 😀

[@doomhuntress886gaming]

That Poodle was fed up with him, my goodness

[@ringerheringa3052]

Beautiful Swiss Shepherd! Great video again. A major improvement in his behaviour!

[@TubeScavenger]

What an outstanding looking dog.

[@ralphandleosmom9075]

He looks so much like my white GSD. Beautiful dogs and so sweet. Also, my vet recommended we wait to neuter until 2 years which we did. This was based on science of what’s best for large breed dog. It hurt socializing ( so did COVID lockdowns) but he’s still a great dog at play dates. He’s sweet but won’t be pushed around. On the other hand , my GSD lab mix was neutered before he was 10 weeks old and he humped everything in sight, dominated puppies at play dates and played aggressively. So I’m not a believer that neutering early “fixes”anything.

[@123tatortots]

I have a husky/aussie/GSD mix who was also neutered early, around 11weeks! He’s only 6 or 7 months old right now and we haven’t noticed any issued like what you described with your GSD/lab mix. Around what age did you notice that behavior? I want to be ready for the possibility of issues with my dog!

[@ralphandleosmom9075]

@@123tatortots Probably started around 8 months. He’s 13 now so it’s hard to remember. He’s still the boss of everything even though he’s slowed down considerably.

[@vanshika7754]

Omg..I needed it the most , this dog is so much like mine 😣

[@bdk323]

This was a great session

[@bensparv7313]

Risky business, good thing prince and you are on point.

[@dannyh5937]

Hi Joel, I love the way you say the word, "stuff." You say it often and say it with conviction. Can you please make a video where you just say, "stuff" and nothing else? If that's too much the you can make a shorter video saying "stuff" and I'll just have it repeat

[@BDTraining]

“Stuff, stuff, stuff” 😂, imagine it in my voice.

[@dannyh5937]

@@BDTraining haha. Thank you so much. In all seriousness, you are the best in the game

[@athomehoustonbordercollier2035]

@@dannyh5937 I see it as Joel brain is tapping into a few things looking for connectable dots so than its stuff that's going in w the dog waiting to see where it goes. I didnt like the paw in shoulder move that I dont tolerate. Most dogs won't tolerate that trying of dominance. Thats stuff I watch for 🤠

[@terridavis9278]

Great video.

[@suescott5797]

Interesting to see the interaction of Kibo with dogs of varying ages/personalities. Not wanting to see anything really bad happen but I was hoping to see how you would've handled the "pinning puppies" issue. One of my dogs will do that with out-of-control puppies that enter the dog park but he will never bite or injure them. My dog will pin a puppy down if the puppy enters the park and starts running around before allowing my dog to sniff him.

[@Gibbypastrami]

Yeah my girlfriends dog was trying to do that at first with my little dogs, they chewed her out for it, because she's so big it hurts, even though she doesn't mean to, she's just a big bouncing bimbo, and she uses her paws like hands which can get rough fast, I see progression, and one of my little ones is very reactive to begin with so she's had to learn quick (and this has also led to that dog being less reactive THANK GOD but she still has a long way to go, still early

[@DoBeLove]

Wow, his owner has good timing.

[@sarahdavis3105]

Love the name! My dogs name is Kiba. (Kee-bah) and this is the closet I've ever seen to another dog having his name. And love all your videos!

[@willthomsen7569]

Leaving it is not a request you can leave it the easy way or leave it the hard way but you are leaving it LOL I love it so simple

[@patriciaross43]

Y’all! That poodle named Vivian, though!

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

This is the second comment I read abt poodles and them being named Vivian. What's up with that?

[@AdraineMcCann]

That Poodle!!

[@SFV_Aurora]

Is that what it is?! They sense their dominance?? Cause I would think my cattle dog isn’t dominant yet other dogs just love to try and dominate him and he hates it

[@StratospheralNurse]

Vivian was being way out of line. But he handled it like a pro! And the truth is, at the dog-park, plenty of dogs will get out of line. It's up to your training to make the difference in your dog's reaction!

[@taistavern6785]

Nice new intro!

[@aggie3460]

They might come from German Shepherd, but White Swiss Shepherd has a different temperament. My 5yo WSS comes from a breeder that also has GSD and she can confirm that. They are extremely sensitive and very tuned with the owner. You can clearly see it in the video when he's coming for reassurance and begging the owner to be removed from the super stressful situation. I had different dogs all my life, but WSS was a challenge. I did mistakes while raising him and it took me a long time to fix them. Luckily, now I have the greatest boy that makes me proud every day. My piece of advice is to never use dominance with them, it's going to destroy their trust in you and bring a whole lot of other behavioral problems.

[@lei5342]

😂He is a nice dog, very handsome. BTW, are all golden puppies like that? My 4 months old golden puppy just want to put her hands on others & lick every people and dog's face...😞

[@ilianarex3918]

Hellooooo! I have a question. My dog when he plays with other dogs tends to bark at them. Not in an aggressive way. I think he wants to make them run in order to chase them (he prefers to chase dogs rather than being chased). Also he is a mix breed probably border collie and English setter. Maybe its instinctual? Like herding? He hae never had a fight with another dog even when other dogs have attacked him. He is 9 years old and not socialised very well. Thank you in advance!

[@Test66396]

Could you do a video on kids and dogs. When dogs think they are higher in rank. Our dog of 7 months is the sweetest dog, but he has bitten my little brother who has adhd 3 times.

[@arman6576]

Where did you get prince's collar?

[@TheWisemanExperience]

I do own a WSS/BBS...based on my experience there is nothing wrong with Kibo. Normal dog. As with any other dog, socialization is key.

[@Agent-ze4nn]

good video

[@Starfish0.]

ohhh a white wolf (looking) dog called kiba, a wolfs rain fan detected? 😍

[@elizabethdaniel512]

Is there anyway way you can make a video about fence jumpers/climber? My sisters dog will do anything to get out of a fence

[@hilbertp]

What a nice person this owner is (and pretty, too).

[@HaileyKat]

Looks like Kibo has a type 😏🤣

[@convidtruthshallout]

Why has the poor dog got pressure sores on its front ‘elbows’?

[@mariahgrimes207]

I was wondering that myself

[@dramthehurricane]

I was wondering if you could clarify something for me. I'm a big fan of your teaching style and feel we need more of this. Though i noticed in parts of the video the own would let Kibo and you wouldn't me to her to not do that. In past videos i have seen you would. Would you be open to discuss your reasoning for allowing it here? From my observations. I think it's a combination of the owner and dog relationship as well as how he behaved with you as well.

[@jillsorbera7247]

What's that standard poodle doing at 15:48? Mixed signals with the playbows & ¿bark/snarl? My Golden does this with my baby Pit

[@senka2578]

Common trend I have seen in dog behavioral issues are GSDs or related herding breeds. GSDs are the third most popular dog breed in America? Yeah, people need to educate themselves before getting this type of dog.

[@liesalllies]

They're the easiest dogs if you know what you're doing, but if you don't they will run your life.

[@virginiareynolds6296]

I was wondering the significance when you were asking the owner whether or not the dog lifts his leg? [About 2:35 into the video you asked her.] My 8-1/2 month neutered standard poodle still squats when he urinates; drives me crazy because I usually have to wipe his front legs 🙄

[@Noodleandthepoodles]

What’s the standard poodle being rehabbed for?

[@Luckingsworth]

Its not only a rehab place. They do basic boarding training too.

[@Yeoman7]

A poodle named “Vivian” ,why am I not surprised lol

[@Buzz9530]

What does it mean when a male dog only squats never lifts a leg, is that normal?

[@silverriley5701]

I have a husky German mix that has issues even putting a leash on and freaks out over every animal! What can I do to get him use to just the leash he will go on a lead that is attached to the tree but a leash he freaks out about

[@KickPuncher9898]

Is there a name for the type of collar hes wearing? Where it's a flat collar with chain tightening for the leash connection. I've seen them before and want to know how to shop around for one.

[@JamesWRDunn]

Chain Martingale collar

[@crunchied8]

I am wondering if joel ran into wolf hybrids yet

[@gregjorda3080]

What state is your training facility in? California?

[@BDTraining]

Yes Southern California

[@watchmoivies123]

Very pretty dog but what’s going on with his elbows does he have sores on each elbow or is his coloring darker down there are used to have German Shepherd’s and they got little sores on their elbows from laying down hard but he’s young I don’t think he has that already it could be just coloring

[@jessedutoit750]

Got a WSS as well, 6mnths old now. That area just keep getting dirty. Any other area spotless. Would expect it to be dirty on other places too. Amazing that dirt just comes off when i rub down with a damp cloth and brush.

[@watchmoivies123]

@@jessedutoit750 ok thanks. Very pretty

[@adrianacordero6284]

I have 2 60 lbs black mouth cur 8 month old puppies that play extremely rough, will love to socialize with other dogs but I'm afraid of them playing the same way with other dogs

[@kylasbibi]

Good video. Beautiful GSD. In my opinion, the owner pets her dog too much reinforcing bad behaviors and insecurity. Just an observation.

[@josephspear7460]

I must have to work on my vocabulary! I caught my 13 week old girl brown lab over by my shoes looking at them told her leave it in which she must of thought I said steal it and took off running with one. lol!

[@janinaesquivel7626]

Lol, I have a strong Spanish accent and my American Akita does the same with my walking shoes, have to work on my pronunciation 😁😅

[@IluvKonig]

You should try the collar placement method for better leash command results. The collar on the top of the neck. It actually works with various dog temperament and energy levels.

[@kirtivardhan2705]

Hello. Thank you for the video. Very informative as always. I wanted to understand how to handle the situation when the next dog is also pulling on leash because this happens quite often with me. Thanks in advance!

[@littlebrookreader949]

👍👍

[@caitlynlee25]

Can someone explain to me what the red spots on the white dog are?

[@emmat2276]

Allergies from grass like st Augustine and Bermuda mix which is popular in most city yards for fuller looks is a common allergy to dogs and cats. Dogs rest on their elbows so that spot suffers the most. The red is from licking and staining the fur from saliva bacteria or sometimes oily hair patches with high dander causing irritation for the hair to fall out revealing the inflamed skin. Happens a lot in long hair breeds from imbalanced diets lacking vitamin E and omega fats found in fish oil plus short haired breeds with lots of body oils that need frequent baths with skin sensitive shampoo preferably oatmeal based to remove the excess oil without being too aggressive on the skin to leave some oil for moisture and protection from the sun.

[@MakinMoneyISeasy]

Licking isn't inherently sexual. It has an affect on smelling.

[@convidtruthshallout]

I can’t see any bad behavior in this dog, you should see my 9 month old Belgian Tervuren, he snarls, snaps, runs towards any dog. No fear. Really difficult to socialize. So now I just keep him away from any dog to avoid fights.

[@themermaidstale5008]

The owner needs to be as firm, loud and poppie with the verbal commands. Many women generally have much softer and quieter voices than men. Kilo looks like a good dog - much improved than when he arrived. Good job to both of you.

[@justinomar9210]

Nothing wrong here just dogs being dogs I actually love my dogs jumping on me I would never train that out

[@capuchinosofia4771]

It all depends on the sitution. If its a small and lightweight dog it doesnt seem to be an issue... but now imagine its a 20+ kilogram huge dog thats jumping onto you, kids, and frail old people.

[@dwighte6393]

HI! I was wondering if you guys had an email address that you could be contacted at?

[@alyssamartinon2613]

My dog is a 8month gsd and he won’t pee with his leg up how would I train to put his leg up when peeing? I really wouldn’t care but it’s almost getting to the point where he’s gonna pee on himself and that’s gross.

[@td4234]

When we had a male dog he didn’t lift his leg to pee either until he was a little bit older. I can’t remember his age exactly, but it was almost like he learned it after the puppy stage.

[@underworldbean3942]

Dogs lift their legs to mark. If he is just squatting he isn’t going to pee on himself.

[@alyssamartinon2613]

@@underworldbean3942 he doesn’t squat I’m not dumb I just said it’s getting to the point where the pee is hitting his leg… he just like stands with his hips forward.

[@parisdevine8553]

I have 2 Swiss whites, they are super sensitive my boy squats too lol . Generally they go threw a fear anxiety phase between 9 months and 14months this is a hard time because they can be extremely difficult to train threw this phase can be a stubborn breed.. He will settle just got to train threw it , desexing makes no difference they are extremely protective, sniffing won’t stop and loyal to owners the jumping is a Swiss thing too . I still have to knee my bitch occasionally she’s is 6yrs . They are fantastic sniffer dogs my boys sire is national championing OZ. They were also used in Iraq special forces for there sniffing out bombs and bond with handler is incredible , you will never get that out of him it’s genes. I get sniffed every time I get home and my bags and car , shoes you name it! .ps the vibe is the anxiety they are quite fearful at this phase trust me it gets better , leave it commands brilliant with them. So strong my bitch jumped a 6 foot fence to get to me at this phase , pulled a trainer across a yard when I came to pick her up! I’ve learned a lot having 2 an breeding. Highly intelligent , and very sensitive but can be very stubborn. They are not food based usually they are rewarded with praise from owner only. The bond is similar to akita breed. I ve had two German shepherds not the same breed at all , apples and pears. Love your work Cheers from 🇦🇺👍

[@OnkyoGrady]

Love the video, this kind of stuff definitely helps on a practical level. I gotta admit that seeing that Poodle all poodled up drove me a bit nuts. Give that dog a tight shave and it's a really beautiful animal. The Poodle puffs just ruin the proportions imo.

[@shabbatbeliever]

I totally agree

[@ConserveMore]

Nah, man. Poodles always give me the creeps. They're too smart and secretly want to destroy people.

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

@@ConserveMore lol

[@sircmont7108]

That dog is a good dog, just needs a lil fine tuning from you.

[@convidtruthshallout]

Collar needs to be higher

[@pothszabina]

18:58 #blooper ? 😄

[@td4234]

What about Heroux and how great she’s walking. She’s not even on the gentle leader anymore!

[@jessicajacobs1500]

Mmm. That’s a gorgeous specimen. White German Shepherd. That tail reminds me of Minecraft doggo. See what I did there? The dogs in Minecraft follow you around and wag their tail just like this one does! Woof! 🥰 Not an easy animal to own though! And the grooming! So fun. I still prefer the husky tail that cascades. So sexy.

[@kenc9236]

Ebony and Ivory

[@amberjenkins3620]

Glad prince stopped him trying to gain power by claiming the owners.

[@sherrysresearchandreviews6915]

Hmm. You can leave it the easy way or the hard way, but you're leaving. Thats what China said. Lol. Kidding. I joke too much. Never get too egotistical and worry about for whom the 🔔 tolls.

[@jessicajacobs1500]

It barks for thee! #subscribed to watch the doggies play.

[@sherrysresearchandreviews6915]

@@jessicajacobs1500 Not for me, for thee. Lol. Gotta mess with him a little bit, lest he get too serious.

[@jessicajacobs1500]

@@sherrysresearchandreviews6915 Sometimes when I am at work or kids and it is🙄😬 I simply say… this is fun! And it is. “You have it now, and that is all your whole life is; now.” Hemingway. #bossman #hashtagbossman

[@jeneuweenlaf948]

Kibo is like me. Just going bout my own biz, but people seem to have a reaction to me.

[@BDTraining]

You’re right

[@dannyh5937]

She buys a white wolf and it shocked that he's a mad man.

[@James-hs3tu]

I remember. My Aunt had a dog. Took to a picnic. Had his Water there And this other dog. Took the liberty to help him self HOW RUDE. !!!! AND Doesn't say much about the owner 9:14