My Dog Attacks Bins | Dogs Behaving Very Badly

[@joannecannon5033]

Such a lovely family,I thought maybe eyesight problem at first too,amazing how graham finds the soloutions,I bet having cody on a shorter lead made all of the difference also,glad they found a soloution😊

[@toffee.chihuahua]

The retractable lead... *oh no* 😂😂

[@jodielorraine4653]

First thing i said was " wrong lead"

[@skullsaintdead]

As someone with severe chronic pain, it gives me so much joy to see anyone, esp. animals, getting treatment for their pain. It just ruins your life, particularly without help. Certainly an odd affliction, going for bins and whatnot after associating them with pain but the retractable lead being put aside and the new meds are welcome. This is an area where buttons are really useful: the dog can press OUCH and then we know to look for pain and/or book in with a vet (i.e. like Bunny the talking dog, she'll remind her mum when she's forgotten her stomach meds by pressing UGH and MEDICINE on her button board). Neat!

[@tammysarrazin-ux9tv]

bunny the talking dog ???? who is that ?

[@LynTsang]

@@tammysarrazin-ux9tv It is a KZbin channel called, "What About Bunny".

[@BDLittleOldMe]

Hi everyone, this is a strange one. One of the few things Ive learned is that the longer the lead the more speed thrust they get. No retractable leashes please.

[@EH-lu2if]

Ganz besonders nicht nicht in Verbindung mit dem Gentle Leader, der durch den starken Ruck die Halswirbelsäule gefährdet! Das würde alles noch viel schlimmer machen für den Hund.

[@somebodyyoudontknow3980]

A head halti and a retractable lead, interesting combination 😅

[@danielledewitt1]

Not a good combination.

[@rosaliecarpio7768]

Love it! Congrats again, Graeme!

[@dustinfisher29]

A flexible leash and a head collar is a dumb combination

[@Pea_Green]

Absolutely. I'm thinking the dog has cataracts anyway.

[@dinnyf]

Insane!

[@danielledewitt1]

@@Pea_GreenI see no cataracts.

[@emmarichardson6524]

i never understand why people insist on retractable leashes for 50lbs+ dogs

[@corrinapett]

Graham is absolutely amazing 👏

[@christophermc2]

No, he’s an actor, and isn’t really a dog trainer.

[@Alina-pw8wf]

@@christophermc2haha he is very handsome like film star haha but he is real dog trainer

[@christophermc2]

@@Alina-pw8wf cause he’s a member of the Guild of Dog Trainers. An organisation that has no legitimate trainers 🤣🤣 get a grip you’re brainwashed

[@Alina-pw8wf]

@@christophermc2 i don't need to be brainwashed may be you should, lackey my beautiful dog is perfect

[@christophermc2]

@@phild5454 want to try typing that in English?

[@rustyhowe3907]

Amazing how far learning "no" takes you. Also what was up with the retractable and head halti combo?

[@dianemcewen6484]

Why on earth are they not using a harness?

[@flipwood4897]

Harnesses make it much easier for a dog to lean into and pull harder. Every dog is different, however l.

[@sportysbusiness]

If you have a dog (or yourself) with arthritis, remember it just means inflammation of the joint. There are 2 types, osteo, where the joint is worn, and rheumatoid, where it's just inflamed. In either case, reducing the inflammation reduces the pain. Don't hide the issue with pain killers, remove the issue! So what causes inflammation? In most cases, just like us, (assuming no injury) it's diet related. Dogs fed highly processed grain laden dry crap, labelled dog food, is usually the cause. Feed your dog real food, (look up the BARF diet) and be shocked at how your dog changes. No dental issues, small firm poo that doesn't smell, no doggy breath, shiny fur and so on. Our animals get the same illnesses as us because we all eat carb based, highly processed nutrient poor foods when we are designed to eat whole foods and plenty of meat...

[@lynnwiltshire6220]

Only brought a trainer in at 9 years old 😂

[@sarah123451]

an halti with a flexi leash .. I'm baffled! do you want to loose your arm or what

[@deborahswan1226]

Poor dog why didn't they take him to the vet in the first place??

[@Mogerbelles]

Very well done. Maybe giving some treats when he walks calmly past would also be a good idea.I wonder if he ever gets some off the lead time too? I hope so.........

[@freddiethecutestcavapoo9184]

Those retractable leashes should be banned! They are dangerous to humans and dogs and they give you no control at all. There is a town near me (in Canada) where they are not allowed. I hope that ban spreads.

[@wiktorpoliszczuk1372]

😀😀😀😀😀

[@reeceandjamiesmum]

What am I seeing? Clearly the dog has a thing for bins, so what do they do? Take him out on a retractable lead. That is absolute stupidity to me. Go to places they know where the bins are to avoid them. Seriously, this is simple common sense.

[@lagottessa]

How do you mean? They should just try to avoid passing bins and lamp posts altogether?

[@philippal8666]

@@lagottessa😂😂

[@marleneclough3173]

Short lead​@@lagottessa

[@reeceandjamiesmum]

@lagottessa seriously? They cannot avoid lamp posts and bins forever. All that could be avoided if they used a non-retractable lead.

[@danielledewitt1]

@@reeceandjamiesmumNo they can't avoid them even then.

[@tammysarrazin-ux9tv]

i thought maybe a over sensitive nose and smelling other dogs ???

[@lagottessa]

My joints are hurting from seeing a dog that overweight with bad hips...