Bertie: The Attention Seeker | Full Episode | It’s Me or The Dog

[@Miss_ESL]

If you take your pet to work, they shouldn't be roaming if they aren't well trained. My Breton spaniel had to come with me to work when she was a pup (I'm a teacher) and she was in my classroom in her bed and taught to only come off when I called her, when she needed food or water, or to play near my desk.

[@PlanetPupTheCoolestCanines]

This episode highlights the power of patience and positive training for a high-energy dog like Bertie. 🐶 It’s inspiring to see how the right techniques not only transform a dog's behavior but also strengthen the bond between owner and pet. 💕

[@percysowner]

Thanks!

[@normanharper7323]

❤😂🎉

[@normanharper7323]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@normanharper7323]

😢😮😅😊😊

[@JoannaVancouver]

I am absolutely shocked that this dog was allowed at this woman's work more than a day. And the damage to the office furniture‽ I would never allow that from my staff. Dogs need to be told NO (boundaries, rules, limitations) then be redirected to a positive behaviour. You can't let a dog get away with such bad behaviour by being passive. Dogs need leadership!

[@jerrylepoppin]

That's a lot easier said than done.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

this dog would do well with nose work and lure course games. my terrier mix loves the RC car i got him.

[@KOKO-uu7yd]

RC car?? That sounds very resourceful, and fun! 🤩

[@twostarslost]

This dog needs to go to pet kindergarten 😂

[@matildagranellicarlborg5077]

Could you make a new playlist with the episode's from when the show started up again after 2021? I have a bit of a hard time keeping track of what Iäve watched with the way you're posting sometimes

[@ChristopherWilliamSimanjun]

Hi, guys. Nice to see you again! That's so much great

[@Clairski3]

The audacity of taking your untrained dog to work and making him your co-workers problem. I love pets but this is outrageous. What happened to doggy daycare or a pet sitter?

[@sreid305]

I honestly think a alot of pet owners dont understand what a harness is intended for.

[@nancymesek]

No kidding. I’d have him on a slip lead. The owners are the problem. They feel sorry for his past life and now he rules the house.

[@JoannaVancouver]

For pulling!

[@sreid305]

@JoannaVancouver 90% of dogs need to taught not to pull on lead. Leads are an adversive to a dog preventing them from doing what want. Harnesses just no communication to an untrained dog. puppies have to come off harness around 6 months old

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Great video!

[@jacquelineclauson4891]

Wait how did he change colour?

[@LycanLilith]

The bedlington terrier is famous for changing colors all their lives. They change colors from puppies to adults, during heat cycles and after hair cuts!

[@it2313]

​@@LycanLilithI had no idea 😯

[@beautjebeauceron2801]

De hond is verveelt, te veel energie (zowel lichamelijk als geestelijk) en de hond heeft geen regels en grenzen. Kortom ze hadden geen hond moeten nemen.

[@RoxanneSharbono-mb8ol]

Puzzles.

[@jesseniavargas6969]

👀It's mind blowing that with shows like this & especially The Dog Whisperer there are still these kind of owners.

[@zeewolf4027]

Ceaser is toxic to dogs. His theory is based on a debunked practice. Go do your research on him. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@junewilliams1287]

I didn't hear the owner say it was a german shepard that frightened her dog!

[@Eurydice-cj6tv]

It's an interesting video, but I don’t see why the coworkers have to be trained on how to accomodate the dog or why the office has to be turned into an enrichment playground for him.

[@AussieDobergirl]

Agreed. It's absolutely ridiculous that her co-workers were expected to put up with that.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

pretty sure that was for the show

[@JoannaVancouver]

@@angelinacamacho8575 Considering the dog has been allowed to run amuck and damage office furniture already, maybe it's not just for the show.

[@imalwaysright]

The owner is obviously fine with it. They must value her contribution to the job and the staff want or don’t mind a doggo

[@JoannaVancouver]

Imagine if we put up with such behaviour from our children.

[@ChallieWallie]

2 seconds in....why is this dog in a harness? He uses that harness exactly what it is intended for...pulling.

[@christineleonard1110]

A Harness is good. It' takes pressure off the throat.

[@MacMyaa]

Since the dog is like how they are, they most likely would've done the same thing on a collar leash which would've been more harmful.

[@ChallieWallie]

@@christineleonard1110 there are other types of leashes than just a collar and pull harness. Victoria often recommended harnesses with the leash connection on the chest or those head collars, that go around the nozzle.

[@TYANTOWERS]

@@ChallieWallie@ChallieWallie nowadays, she focuses more on addressing the root cause of the behaviour (fearfulness, boredom, etc) than curing the symptoms.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

unless its a front clip harness...