Dog reactive female meets dogs//How will she act?

I want to hear your thoughts on this session and this dog

[@Flippokid]

Half the fun of watching these videos is trying to figure out what makes the dogs tick. And it's a lot easier than in real life because you can rewind and we maybe have a better angle on it. And it's extra fun because we can see often see the follow up sessions too.

[@nicoleglenn2872]

Dude!! I just commented on your Instagram too but I have to say it again: I am currently learning a lot about training/behavior in vet school and we are just learning this WRONG. Purely positive reinforcement just DOES NOT CUT IT and I worry about future veterinarians not being able to point clients towards the best trainers (you) that can ACTUALLY help their dogs. The mentality of “just don’t touch it” or “just don’t bring it around other dogs” isn’t productive for anyone??? Like yea, there are times when that’s best but TRY to give your dog a well rounded life with the help of a trainer that truly knows how to communicate with your animals…. I tell all of my classmates about you because I think it’s so important for my community to know about the trainers that can provide more than “just let the behavior happen”. You and your fam are awesome and if I’m ever in CA I’m scheduling an appointment to see you 😂

[@freshasadaisy4782]

Just be aware that in five years or even sooner, you will change your point of view again because of more experience.

[@Emily-vp5ju]

I honestly couldn't agree more, I went to my vets as many people do (Im in the uk if that makes a difference) and pretty sure they only refer you to positive only trainers/behaviourists, plus many positive trainers shame balanced trainers. My vet behaviourist didn't give too much advice other than to keep her under threshold and talked allot about not overflowing her bucket (which is just impossible, she goes under and over threshold constantly on walks depending on what she's exposed to) and then put her on meds (fluoxetine). It's been a few months and the meds didn't help and she's now become more aggressive as opposed to just reactive and is showing side effects such as shaking and avoiding the car where she would never before and before when she was perfect with my sister in laws puppy she has now become reactive towards her. Really sad, I wish there was better info on balanced trainers too, so many people push the idea of positive only and that telling your dog no is abuse. I only started using balanced training methods maybe a month ago and wish I found it a lot sooner, it's already helped a ton, and I don't think I would have the issues I have now if I had known about it sooner. Purely positive reinforcement without a doubt just does not work for many dogs especially when it comes to behavioural problems

[@HWHY]

@@freshasadaisy4782 How do you account for the manner in which dogs teach puppies, given that it's certainly not purely positive?

[@freshasadaisy4782]

@@HWHY That's easy to answer, humans are not dogs and dogs know the difference and communicate differently with their fellow dogs. Dogs are not remotely capable of teaching dogs what humans can teach dogs. The way people can manipulate dog behavior is many times more effective even without violence.

[@freshasadaisy4782]

@@nicoleglenn2872 I didn't really want to start a controversial conversation, I just wanted you to consider that most dog trainers change or adapt their views over the course of their careers and that ultimately a hybrid of all techniques is used. I've known PR trainers who work with water bottles and scary noises, but only after they've completed their training and are on the job. But there are also trainers who started hard and later became softer.

[@iris7484]

haha I'm definitely one of those people who speculates a lot. My guess here would be...she came into a space as an outsider. The longer she was there, the more comfortable she got, and the more comfortable she got, the punchier she got, till she was almost getting a little too big for her britches. I would have been concerned about adding a new dog to the mix that she would perceive as the new "outsider," especially an age-similar female who she thinks she could take in a fight. But I would have been interested to see how she would handle it.

[@BDTraining]

My thoughts exactly

[@csuanfa]

Yes. I think to, the female thing can be a bit riskyer. I said myself when i watched it: I hope Joel put the muzzel back on her, when they let a female out. Just for the safety. At least the first time.

[@leopardstar6004]

Well said the dynamic changes when you add in another female.

[@anneh1890]

@@leopardstar6004 why I have just two female friends :')

[@User7688.--_]

@@anneh1890,😂

[@tracymills3174]

Clues to my dog being revealed with each video I watch: female, 3 yrs, Aussie, high energy, dominant, rough player, bit of a bull, scratches ground and marks a lot -✅. Aggressive, fearful- nope. Protecting me and/or resources- sometimes. Working towards proper dog introductions and eventually doggie friends- absolutely! Can’t thank you and your family enough for all the valuable online training! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@rachelm7525]

I so respect owners who adopt a rescue! Yes, this could be complicated, but she needs help. 😏

[@Ericsaidful]

That's hard to do when you have young children. I had an adopt don't shopper person tell me I was wrong for getting a puppy instead of adopting a pitbull that was literally climbing the walls. I was told that they are the "nanny" breed. Fun times.

[@rachelm7525]

@@Ericsaidful we got a puppy, too. He's nearly 2 now. Shelters here won't adopt out to first-time owners. But we wouldn't swap our boy. 🙂

[@Ericsaidful]

@@rachelm7525 the problem here is that there are only pits and their mixes in shelters. Most you have no idea of their background. Dogs of different breeds don't usually make it to the shelter. I don't have anything against pits as I've had one, but not with kids.

[@ChR1St0p4eR]

My only added thought would be to work with her on a longer 10' leash in that setting. She's an untethered street dog who has learned to be good within 5' of the handler but needs to be tested and trained by distance. It requires more foot movement by the handler to be at the correct retrieve angle but would force distance training on the beagle/street-side of the dame. All in all she's a beautiful dog and the owners have the right training acceptance for your guidance. Great video.

[@barkbros123]

Another banger 💪 keep it up my man , great content rolling out everyday

[@858ryan]

I think this is a good dog that has just been craving these dog interactions for a long time and needs to get it out of her system and might chill with some continued exposure.

[@BootsieTheGreek]

Funny seeing someone who watches your channel and I 100% agree with her your walking techniques absolutely helped both of my dogs

[@fatkidsdontrun9394]

Like you pointed out Joel her personality is a little bold (pit in there?), combined with a history of being put into survival situations and possible puppy mill makes for a touchy dog. This is the classic selective dog, where owners will have to always watch her in the presence of other dogs. We also didn't see her get with the bad dogs (high energy, also big sniffers, bold dogs, barking dogs, etc), and she will likely exhibit more behavioral tendencies with them. The owners will need to reinforce commands and listening to be well in control of her, and she should do alright. These complicated cases are great because I too have a complicated dog and seeing dog behavior in action helps a lot. Thank you!

[@concernedcitizen3476]

This girl's story is very similar to my island rescue, times 10 .... I so wish we had Joel and Prince in Ontario.

[@mor6469]

"These guys have something to 'offer' her".....hahahaha

[@jillsorbera7247]

I LOL'd at that too😁

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Joel, this dog appears as though she is dominant particularly when she’s had enough, more like a survival move. I think this was a necessity when #he was on the street. Keep up the good work.

[@infernalhaze4663]

I just found your channel and absolutely love it. My dog I got when I was 9 recently passed away but I like watching your videos so I know what to do if I ever do get a dog again. If they have problems I can watch your videos. Of course I would take them to puppy training classes too and start training early.

[@drewd2]

You can train the puppy yourself. I believe in you!

[@MB-lf8rm]

@@drewd2 Yes, 'Inf Haze' can train the pup. My pup is now 12-months old. In the past months we've been through three trainers; they were all terrible. What a waste of money, a lot of money. The best strategy is: Learn from Joel Beckman's videos, and Stonnie Dennis videos, and train the pup yourself. (For starters: #1, Loose leash, always ! And #2, Get that pup socialized early, to dogs and humans, adults and children.)

[@infernalhaze4663]

@@MB-lf8rm For sure. I want my dog to be the friendliest with animals and people that it can be. My last dog loved people and everyone loved her. She was an amazing dog. Thanks for the encouragement! ❤

[@infernalhaze4663]

@@drewd2 Thank you! ❤

[@bobandjerishaffer1001]

Today was specially relevant for us. Recently adopted a 6 yr Aussie who we just discovered was the “junk yard dog” for an abusive mentally Ill animal hoarder. She has these issues plus protective but improving with your insights and techniques. Thanks. Edit … volunteered w the Humane Society for 2 yrs … they don’t teach this stuff and are completely unaware.

[@evelynXevelyn]

This video taught me a lot about my dog, she is also a rescue beagle mix about the same size. She's very sweet most of the time and knows how to properly correct other dogs. But sometimes if another dog is getting up in her business too much she can turn quickly like the dog in this video. After watching a lot of your videos I believe someone in the past used an e collar on her and that causes her seemingly "random" behavior. I think she may have had puppies in the past, as well. She was almost 3 when I adopted her but wasn't spayed yet. And she smells a lot and marks like this dog. This is the type of stuff that only videos can help to identify these things in my own dog. Thanks, Joel!!

[@jillsorbera7247]

I love it when u explain the body language and what u are thinking! Cameraperson I know wants to be respectful & attentive to Joel but would rather have camera continuously on the pupper in question🐾❤️ Such amazing vids!!!!!!

[@sundoesshine8800]

She's much like my parents beagle mix. You would Think she'd be a timid little dog but she's actually very confident, smells a lot and is really stubborn.

[@yes0r787]

I love seeing the dogs' happiness and enthusiasm.

[@asp1213]

She is a 'bold dude'. I think she's not fearful, definitely acts like a dog that was left intact into adulthood, idk if it's dominance or just extreme confidence lol. I think she needs more time and interactions with other dogs and corrections when she gets to be too much, before it actually escalates. I think she's got potential to be able to have some doggy friends with some work and guidance. Lucky owners who found your channel and could go to you in person. I'm jealous! And now they are KZbin stars lol. One of my favorite things about this channel are the people just wanting to do so much for their dogs in order to have happy lives for the dogs and ultimately themselves too! It just makes me happy to see people like this going to the extra mile for their dogs, especially rescues like this!

[@nippichaos]

My 8 month old pointador loves this channel, whenever the music starts, even if she is sleeping, her ears prick up and she loves to watch all the action. Almost knocked tv over once.

[@cutejapanesecatsandanimals5338]

Dogs are very attentive to their owners. If you talk to your dog in a gentle tone of voice and say, \"He's a good boy,\" or \"He's so cute,\" he will be relieved and happy to see you. Many dog owners have had the experience of wagging their tails in delight when their dog was quietly sitting beside them. Some studies have shown that dogs can read our emotions through the tone and intonation of our voices. They don't like to be yelled at in a high-pitched or low voice, which is the exact opposite of a gentle voice. When expressing your affection to your dog, try to use a bright and gentle tone.🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐕🐕🐕🐕😻😻😻😻💋💋💋💖💖💖💖💖

[@esil5853]

You calling Prince a “bull” at the start, reminded me so much of my 1 year 4 month old intact Golden. Him being our first family dog, I’m so green. Your vids are educational and have helped. I have found that females react favourably to my dog, neutered males, 80% don’t like him, other intact males, 100% haven’t liked him. It’s the first two things I ask when encountering a new dog, to avoid problems.

[@iheartjbgccb]

My dog is intact. He acts aggressively with other males but is it really based on whether or not the other dog is neutered or not? 4 out of 10 dogs act out with him

[@kellyramos4140]

Our dog is in tact and he loves other dogs but some dogs don’t like him at all. He has gotten attacked at the dog park unfortunately and recently we were walking 30 yards away from the park and there was a line up of dogs barking at him, he couldn’t care less because he is confident. I feel your pain!

[@terridavis9278]

When I have nothing to say....I write....Great video ! : )

[@KingsMom831]

I love observing Joel, evaluate dogs & owners & especially enjoy knowing these dogs who visit Joel are better off have just ONE session/interaction with him & his trainers.

[@sibeldjc1864]

What a beautiful doggie she is! Also, In unrelated topic before I forget to ask again: Are you planning on doing a live stream soon? If so, would it be possible to announce it beforehand please so those with big time differences can get organized and won’t miss (like me 😅)? Thx for reading and for the amazing videos as always 😊

[@senka2578]

My second dog was a stray from southern Indiana. She had quite a history. And, it took a bit for her to adapt to suburban life. Of all my dogs, she was the quirk with an unknown past. I say this because she was trained, but you couldn't train or ask anything of her since she would shut down. Not sure what happened there. Even so, she was fun. Aloof, yet fun.

[@PatA95]

Joel I had a super easy time conditioning my golden to a muzzle, but based on your comments others have a harder time. Maybe a video on that would be helpful.

[@reiverlandscapes7856]

I'm hooked on your techniques and how affective they are, your straight to the point and don't waffle on and on like lots of the "professional" dog trainers on KZbin that I've watched in the past. We have a 10 month Huskita bitch that just loved to pull us on walks! Two days later on the leash pops and she's getting so better thanks to your direct straight to the point videos. I'll have to address the over excitement of when she sees other dogs on walkies next though. The only thing I can recommend for your videos is possibly having mics on the clients too as sometimes it's very difficult to hear what they say Joel. 👌

[@maxieboom9951]

4:57 how he said “cause, it’s awesome” was goofy, like a kid saying like spaceships are awesome or something

[@dreamgaits]

This is a long one I will watch it later when I can give it my full attention.

[@cibu8163]

I think she needs to be corrected when she’s sniffing to much. Leave it commands.

[@drewd2]

I think you did the right thing when she ran alongside Connery at 23:55. She had her mouth open, looked him right in the eyes, he kind of avoided her but wasn't completely submitting to her, and then she was going straight for his neck. At least that's what it looked like to me.

[@Robert-gm8ig]

Great video and I noticed how the wife spoke the whole time and the husband was so shy. Maybe the dog is a reflection of her dominance 😂

[@targetsunshine6060]

Just waiting to see Prince ! 💜💚

[@dlmsarge8329]

This dog is the Cardi B of the dog world. From the streets into luxury, beautiful and tough, loves the boys but doesn't take any crap, can take care of herself.

[@ThisIsSolution]

I don't think this dog is drugging other dogs anD stealing their money

[@roxannecapitani1939]

A one point the owner says "she's so sweet but.." and that is true for most dogs... they just need the right guidance, there are no bad dogs.

[@leopardstar6004]

I agree she is very bold and pretty dominant. She did mark on top of Cornerys mark which only 5% of females do. Lots of eye contact at first and she doesn't give much ground even with those two big boys. She looked alot better then bubbles. Not sure if you rewatched it but at a few of the fence meetings he was pretty stiff. I wasn't surprise when he went after Griffin to be honest. Yes socially there seemed to be no reason, but I saw a little hostility and uncertainty (Insecurity which can lead to what happened)

[@dannyh5937]

Living on the street has hardened this dog and made her fearless. That smelling was crazy. I've seen thousands of dog training and obedience videos, but I've never seen a female smell as much as this one. Did they mention if this dog is spayed? If she's not spayed, I'm sure that would help her.

[@jameschild1321]

With 99% certainly, I'd say she is spayed.

[@benderboyzmagic]

I used to live in Riverside. There are pockets of areas where drugs and dog fights are. The owners just let them go when they don't want them. Also some dogs dig under fences due to roaming dogs.

[@towpottsfam7631]

I have bought a gentle leader on your recommendations but PLEASE can you do a video on conditioning the dog to wear it as I want a different experience to the halti . I had terrible time with the halti. One dog just dragged her nose along the ground to get it off until her nose got cut. My boy just paws and paws and paws it ... he will spend the walk on his hind legs as he has his front to paws upon his face trying to get the halti off. I'm worried the gentle leader will go the same way so would like to see your conditioning a dog into the gentle leader first please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

Similar to conditioning the muzzle, ideally up to a week if possible before you even close it on their face. They should really love it. Susan Garrett has a great video on conditioning the gentle leader. The goal is for them to not paw at it and/or be able to get it off on their own. My Dobes love their muzzles. Especially if you travel, great to get them used to a Baskerville muzzle like Joel uses - they can still eat, drink, pant, bark with it on and if something happens the first thing a vet is going to do is put a muzzle on the dog, so why freak them out twice? - once with a muzzle and then whatever the vet has to do to them. I tell all my students get a muzzle for your dog and start getting them used to it. Might not have to use it, but if they're conditioned to it, they won't be as afraid if it ever does have to be used.

[@DF-te2vm]

7 min in, before Prince in..... they will be ok...now later in, I say everything is about TRUST, trust on everyone's part, people and dogs that there is no intention to hurt or get hurt

[@danpatterson6937]

I saw energetic inquisitive dogs interacting with no worrisome aggression. What did you see? Good dogbuddies and well handled, good session. Maybe needs more practice with less well socialized stranger-dogs.

[@conguerican]

Could the smelling be because Connery was neutered late? Maybe has a different/peculiar smell? Love the videos BTW.

[@navymomfl7294]

What age do you start using gentle leaders?

[@wren1114]

She’s now spayed or not?

[@thefella131]

👍

[@brittanyb.59]

More Connery 😍

[@Castigar48]

this is the 1st video ive seen prince have a (maybe) crush on a smaller less thick breed of dog

[@TrustandobeyGod]

Should I have my dog interact with a dog who has an e collar?

[@robertdillon9989]

She’s a very dominant female.

[@myrrhavm]

Joel. When you speak of E collars, do you also mean vibrate mode, beep mode? I have a real suspicion you only mean shock mode. You say it seems most strays come from Tijuana or Riverside. It’s the same people. Lived out there when there was more horses and cows than people. When it was nice, smelt like country, like Ramona is trying to remain.

[@BDTraining]

That’s correct I only dislike the “shock” turned up high and used for eliminating precursors to aggression.

[@alanstevendavila]

How much for me to go and socialize my dogs in this same manner. I just want them to meet dogs like this. Two of mine behave just like this dog. The third is a rough player. I want them to meet dogs lol do I email you?

[@asp1213]

Look on the website for the info to set up a session. Lucky you if you are close enough to do one!

[@ko7302]

She to me is extremely dominant. She has to be taught to "leave it" in my opinion. She needs some very strong boundaries and know when to stop. She to me is definitely not fearful but would be compared to a control freak in humans.

[@letmebeyourmirrorglam]

I’m not a dog owner and most likely would not be one due to my family and I have severe allergies but that rough smelling would have annoyed the hell outta me. I would have corrected her more on that because that to me shows she trying to control her environment. While she is forcing herself on the other dog the other dog is limited on what they can do because she’s on top of them. It stops the process of socializing especially when they trying to get away from her. Everything else I’m observing because I know little about dog interactions. I like dogs I just can’t be around them for an extended amount of time.

[@Robert-gm8ig]

I think dogs might be allergic to the excessive makeup in your videos 😂

[@kepjangg]

Definitely dominate👍

[@hugobarroso7382]

My dog was reactive but because in u.k we can't use the tools they have over u.s but work the same with the flat collar

[@towpottsfam7631]

I'm in the UK too and I always have to look over my shoulder to check noones around before considering doing the 'stop and pop' 😆as I think people will stick their noses in and disapprove...😬 have you done that technique in public? How did it go down?

[@hugobarroso7382]

@@towpottsfam7631 don't went that well but like I said to same people the dog is like a ( child ) if you will

[@albrownmd]

What kind of dog is Connory?

[@gregb1469]

Very confident Alpha female, probably associates male dogs with sex and female dogs as competition. My neighbors springer spaniel is like this. Very dominate and pushy female dog.

[@NA-su3jk]

Would like to see a part 2 w female dogs? Curious how she may be different. Also would like to see her meet a dog or two on the street with owner holding the leash. I wonder if the owner provides clear leadership? They are wonderful caring owners, obviously, and better than average at handling .... but.... I get a mushy vibe on how they handle. The man was less comfortable w dogs, based on his interaction w prince/connnoly and the woman - while much better - had some mushy stuff just issuing a sit command. All that I am saying is I wonder how clearly the owners communicate and whether the dog has clear firm structure around her? Need a part 2!

[@NA-su3jk]

PS ... To be specific, owners might want to do some focus/engagement work with her, low key, so she pays more attention to owner and a little less to all the rest?

[@BDTraining]

They’re actually very good. The lady is hard core, in a good way.

[@NA-su3jk]

@@BDTraining thank you... oops

[@pmlm1571]

Given the background provided by the owners, and the "bold" behavior, I would not trust this pretty girl dog yet. I think she needs a board and train!

[@azzz9765]

would a breeder use an e collar to promote breeding, or whatever? that seems not good, if true.

[@1987whynot1987]

Im at 7:44 i think shes a good girl and she will play with prince. But thats just me hoping for the best Lets find out

[@marthasanchez4711]

Is hair up a good/sign?

[@BDTraining]

It just means stimulated.

[@Ravadosh]

Looks like she tunes into an instinctual thing to be honest

[@jgmgreen01]

she's BOLD. Beagles aren't bold. is she Pitt mix? maybe that's where she gets her boldness from also observed her markings and shouldn't those be corrected?.. prevent the marking?

[@karenspencer9263]

Just imagine if we all had to act like dogs on our first dates…oohhh noooo, toooo much!!!

[@lilNanie15]

#AKC honestly

[@MultiWolfstorm]

Great video, just wish the lady owner would snap out of it and focus on her own session and her own dog. “Well, in this other video I watched…” ok shh 😒

[@AzariaRaven]

I honestly think she was a little insecure at first cause she kept dropping her ears and head for the boys but as she got more comfortable she wanted to be in control of them, I say this because when she was smelling and they were where she wanted them to be she was fine, but every time she had a problem or a little resistance is when they were walking away or not were she wanted them to be. Think she just likes being in control and is a little over board about it. I wouldn't say aggressive but more just too assertive

[@Cathan1856]

That smelling is way over the top. Connery was so good and patient, my dog wouldn’t have tolerated all of that, it was too much. Maybe the other dogs she has been around aren’t so forgiving and then they get stuck into it and the fight starts. She looks like a girl who wouldn’t mind a challenge 😂.

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

Beagle?? That's a pit mix.

[@jgmgreen01]

not bringing out another female was a good call. I think she'd go after another female to leave her males alone...she was all over them!!

[@helenathiel912]

Has Prince ever been bad with another dog?

[@BDTraining]

I wouldn’t say “bad” but he’s often pushy and a little much fit them

[@idarahmqvist1373]

Seems like she is really confused as to WHAT Connery is. He smells male but not completely anymore…😅

[@azzz9765]

15:45 , looks like the female wanted to potty but wanted space, without being rude. maybe?

[@rhonda8231]

Too many people try to put human characteristics on their dogs.

[@azzz9765]

smart mixed with stupid.....lol

[@tessavandenberg4059]

I wish my sister would watch your video's.. she's got an mix german shepard who bites and growls and barks at everything and everyone if they do something she doesn't like.. I don't trust this dog anymore, and because of the dog, I don't visite her much. She is going to a 'trainer' as well, but everything I hear, makes me a bit mad and dissapointed, because all she is learning is to distract with cookies and sausages etc.. 🙄 Or just to lock the dog up when people are coming over. It's sad to see, because everytime I come to visite, I see where it is going wrong and that the dog is the boss in the house.. But i'm just her 'little sister' (35 but okay.. 😉) and when I say something because I want to help, she thinks I'm just trying to be a smartass.. so I stopped commenting, knowing that what she does, is never going to change the dog sadly, and is only making her loose a lot of money. The dog has destroyed her home by biting everything when not getting what she wants or when they say no.. growls when they are trying to take something she has in her cage or mouth, and has bitten her owners more then one time.. (sister and husband, and my nephews) Everyone who comes to visite, are beeing 'welcomed' with a dog running towards them who barks and growls and stands right in front of you.. I hope she soon understands that the dog is too much for them to handle and she's giving her a new home, because it is getting worse by the minute. It was a dog for the children (first mistake in my opinion) she adopted her (it was a stray) and they all have zero experience with dogs.. her husband doesn't even like dogs, kids are scared of the dog now (3 kids) and there is a lot of tension going on in the house because of other 'not dog related' familie isseus.. it's a very sensitive dog, so that's not helping.. Sorry for the long story.. just a bit frustrated because this dog could be so much better and happier, if just given the right training.. Anyway, i'm gonna keep watching every video you post, learning so much, and when i'm getting a new dog in september, I hope I'm doing much better because of it! (not my first dog, but sadly the first died in march 2021) *also, if my english is not very correct sometimes.. I'm dutch.. 😄

[@towpottsfam7631]

Your English is excellent but your story is very worrying, sounds like an accident waiting to happen especially resource guarding... I hope the children are grown up!

[@tessavandenberg4059]

@@towpottsfam7631 The children are 18, 16 and 13.. so they are being carefull around the dog. But it's a very stressfull way to be around the dog like this. She is very alert and barks/growls, even when a family member is coming inside. The oldest kid works in a restaurant and sometimes comes home late at night when everybody is asleep, and is scared that the dog will attack if he comes inside, not knowing who it is.. as you can read, it's indeed a very dangerous situation.

[@ConserveMore]

Sorry to hear about the situation. I would not want that dog in my house. I hope things work out for them.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

If you can't forward your sister one of Joel's videos, Victoria Stillwell has a great video of a white GSD terrorizing her family. The kids are older too, I believe 10 is the youngest. They run in fear from the dog. She tells them what to do and it's in their own home so they get to see and fix things where they live. Once your sister gets that fixed, Stilwell has another video of a Dobe and a Rat Terrier that the people wanted to have company over - what the visitors had to do as well as the owners. Hope this helps.

[@patmunro3531]

Yes, SO much sniffing genitals. If a dogs nose is SO good, why did she have to do it again, and again? Was she visually aware Connery was missing a vital piece? Different scent to entire Prince? Why keep checking? Then, because dogs she was used to had Princes scent [entire, multiple litters] Connery was of no use, changed her attitude to him. I am interested that you do not comment of the different dynamic between dog/bitch, dog/dog, and bitch/bitch interactions. I have always observed that the dogs are ALWAYS "gentlemen" around ladies, no matter how unladylike they behave. GO GIRLS!!

[@jonnizh1759]

The Grey Great dane would look soo good with cropped ears🤩 , such a handsome boy, also Prince of course

[@le-roimatthysen533]

It's my opinion that the dogs mom likes the camera way more than the dog likes it.

[@robertocampodarve1639]

I Think she needs socializing, too much on her head... she needs to calm down and learn with the other dogs too, have to put some work on her, and a more conscious and serious owners

[@DreamRain001]

She’s not a trainer .. only thing she’s training is herself watching dog trainers on KZbin

[@kaylalilly9281]

this vid was a mess