How to Exercise Your Puppy!

[@zakgeorge]

Hope you guys enjoy the video! Knowing HOW to exercise your puppy and what is appropriate for them is SO important! Thanks icanvas for supporting this episode! Check out www.icanvas.com They also have a Black Friday promotion for 60% off through Monday! Use code Zak5 to take an additional 5% off your order. Offer expires Sunday 11/26 at midnight!

[@snarf7431]

could you show how to "exercise" a dog on crate rest? My Australian cattle dog is on crate rest and we're going crazy without agility and frisbee.

[@watermelonsmile8949]

Zac please do a video on how to make sure your two dogs are happy when getting a puppy when your dog is going to be smaller than the puppy? Please help

[@anushkagyawali7394]

please make a video on how to make the puppy not eat anything on the ground while walking or at home..

[@lewisreeves9843]

Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution me an my mum love your videos thanks man

[@newtoninspired]

Hey Zak. Love ur work and videos. I saw you made once a video on sit and stay. But it was a short one. Could you make one more on this part of training? Pointing what can be the mistakes trainers likely commit? Also,Have a great day!

[@Jack-xy5xq]

That was your best trick ever. “Make your head look like an egg” 😂

[@Jitatman]

And it works every time

[@wren7465]

The video starts at 2:50

[@taylor.mcspadden]

thank you

[@CrownThePrince]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@tonylittleification]

As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.

[@kazzoey9164]

“Make your head look like an egg” aw poor puppy 😂😂😂

[@SUPAdetail]

Awesome you used a bull terrier I have one and she is amazing!!!

[@farwaghazal1339]

are they good dogs? I mean is it easy to train them? do they bite?

[@loritroupe6971]

We're following you as we teach our Irish Wolfhound/ Saint Bernard puppy. We got him too early so have been extra careful but follow everything you teach and our friend a positive trainer came over today and worked with us an him and said it is going fantastic and that we are ahead of the game.. We wouldn't be where we are with out you. This issue is extremely sensitive for this giant breeds dog and yet he is already 34 lbs at 11 weeks and when he's awake his energy level is higher than high. His height makes it easy for him to jump on things and keeping him excersized safely and enough is a real trick. Any more video's like this would be so appreciated. Thanks again.. Phillup is doing amazing.

[@jaimidahl6943]

The painting with the pittbull with the saying “ Beware of the pittbull that will steal your heart”, I bought the shirt that has that exact same painting and sooooooo many people loved it❤️

[@ricardocardenas89]

I love your videos so much! I just got a new puppy a lil over a mouth ago and I've taught him so much using all your tips

[@zakgeorge]

Wonderful!

[@jaykkyawal2215]

1. Important to have your dog on leash during fetch training. 2. 5mins of exercise per month old of your dog. 12 months dog = 60mins exercise. 3. In-between training exercise is also helps to improve your overall training. 4. Make them organically to get distracted of the beviour you are trying to stop.

[@bugsandbrushes]

Aw, what a pretty little egg you've got there ^^

[@mexicanine]

These growth plates are also the reason you should hold off spaying and neutering until at least 18-20 months!! You get rid of essential hormones and if you neuter too early it can cause serious bone and joint issues.

[@signaturesignature8124]

mexicanine hola de donde eres?

[@ObsidianFoxUS]

Guess my vet gave me bad information. She advised we have our GSD neutered at 6 months. :-(

[@kreenabobeena]

Brandy Teasley oh man, it can also mentally scar them! My first pup we spayed her early and she’s terrified of even getting into the car. We just adopted a 1.5 yr old Shih Tzu and were spaying her after her next cycle and they said this is the perfect time to!

[@wren7465]

My I know lots of amazing dog that were de-sexed at 2 months and they were fine

[@evasmiljanic3529]

It can be an issue with very large dog breeds that already have joint issues, but with most dogs it doesn't matter that much.

[@danoonzpeterson2910]

OMG!!!! I'm Obsessed with Dean Russo's work!!! I have so much of it!!!

[@anujaraja9323]

Today is the day I visit Tantor, a puppy I'm interested in and may adopt :)

[@otterbabies]

Miss Mushy you should bring some treats for him lol

[@zakgeorge]

Congrats!

[@vidyas.4531]

Nice ! what breed is he? Or is he a mix?

[@markrega]

Winner of a video, I have been researching "registered dog trainers" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Cidlerna Barking Banisher - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got great success with it.

[@toast1121]

Did you get him?

[@hsinmeichang]

Really love how you train the dogs with love and kindness. Wish you give group classes in NYC area :)

[@thrasherandmittens7917]

Your vids are the best keep up the good work

[@zakgeorge]

Thanks!

[@Rubyannabelle28]

Amazing video! I just got my puppy 3 months ago it we are still trying to get the perfect exercise routine we can do everyday! My only issue is she will play fetch indoors and is doing pretty well (we’re still working on it) but she doesn’t play it outside. I don’t have a fenced in yard and she will run away.. But our friends (the neighbors) do and we go over there 1 or 2 times a week and she LOVES it she also plays with there boxer and she really loves her too! I introduced them the way you say in your videos about that subject. And it helped me so much. We try to play it in their yard but sometimes she gets overwhelmed and too excited to focus. But since we are so close to them I was thinking about possibly asking if I could use there yard while they’re at school and work (because I’m homeschooled) and do some training in the safe environment. I’m really wanting to get one of those super longs leads bc that’ll help me *SO MUCH* anyways sorry for how long this is but the main thing I wanted to say is that your videos have helped me so much I have 2 dogs 1 old dog and then my puppy I started watching your videos probably about 2 years or so. Because I was already planning on getting a puppy in the near future and watching them for my older dog. I’m 11 by the way and thanks to your videos I taught my puppy how to *sit, down, roll over, and paw* I know that isn’t a lot so far but I’m really proud because I’ve done it without the help of my parents!!! ❤️🐶

[@AnimeFreakiiGirl]

Thank You Zak for being such an inspiration! I've binged on your videos before getting my dog and I still enjoy watching them 1 1/2 years into having him and they've helped me a lot! I also got your book and audiobook and loved both as well, keep up the great content! :)

[@Warewolfgirl1]

Thanks for this video Zak! I didn't know how much I should be exercising my 3 months old staffie cross. Knowing she can survive with two 15 minute walks on the lead in my large backyard is a great help!

[@lizziemorris7536]

OMG your videos make me smile sooooooo much and the cuteness is so precious!

[@alanablankenship8344]

This is so helpful to know! It’s been almost 14 years since I last really raised a puppy and I was just a kid at the time. There’s so much new information and new training techniques out there now that I just didn’t really know about. Plus, my late Aussie was such a breeze to train and exercise compared to my new Miniature Schnauzer puppy. I wasn’t sure if I was doing the right things with exercising him and this definitely helped ease my mind that I wasn’t doing anything wrong that could hurt him

[@KamberKahu]

Zak, Thank you for this training video. I've shared it with a FB group I belong to for Service Dogs.

[@lolabunny1157]

Aweee those dogs are so adorable 😂

[@InsideTheDogWorld]

Eyooo! If you're reading this, have a nice day and stay awesome.

[@swn69]

I have a pit that I just adopted from the local shelter, today. He's not really a fan of tug o'war, but that little fella sure does love to play fetch! I throw the tennis ball and he brings it right back and drops it at my feet. He sits, he does down... and we're already working on the leash pulling. He pulls, I stop... he turns and looks at me, and we keep going. So far he's not pulling nearly as much. Granted, I just got him today, and he's 8-9 months old. I'm thinking he'll be a great dog in about a year with continued training. Likes to hump, though...

[@wolfthegamer9576]

Vid starts at 2:07

[@ittoscrustysock7534]

Your a lifesaver

[@deborahbonura5258]

Yep, thanks! Timely for me! My puppy is 13 weeks and just starting out. She knows three things: sit, shake and lie down ( all only from the sit position tho. Lol. No going out of order....the play biting is really bad tho and I’m all cut up! It’s endless even with the rope toy diversion......thx!

[@Chris-b4w8t]

English Bull Terriers are literally the *cutest* breed on earth

[@HeySorz]

Thanks so much Zak! My husky is always so uninterested in toys and I'll try and follow your advice with the wiggling!

[@TheBiigT]

whenever I throw a toy, my pupper always brings it back to his bed not me :(

[@Yeewen88]

If you still need help watch his video to help your dog fetch perfectly

[@taylor.mcspadden]

my dog don’t even go after it 😂

[@sadrealizations8005]

"Make You Head Look Like An Egg" 😂😂😂 I'm Dead

[@dontflinch3152]

Sad Realizations 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DedgeGhoul]

Extremely helpful. I did not know that too much exercise can injure puppies. Thank you Zak!

[@teriscallon]

oh boy, I think I am over exercising out energetic pup.

[@naomif9964]

So what happened? I walk my pups in the morning and evening and he plays in the garden at noon. If I do less he's so bored he'll find something else to do like chewing my furniture or barking at the air. What should I do?

[@serpentlady4551]

@@naomif9964 Mine would be destroying everything if he only got two 20 minute walks a day- never stops and he is extremely intelligent- all these training tips he gets in minutes so that doesn't hold his focus for long at all! You don't have much of a choice. The one I had before was the same, she got long walks and at 10 years old she used to be mistaken for an older puppy. I think as long as they are not jumping and being too athletic if you have to,you have to!

[@6Deep6]

"if your puppy is tired...." LOL, yeah right. 7 month old Dobermann, never tired :)

[@shantalmichiel2051]

i have a new love for Bull Terriers now omg im so in love!

[@legoat2341]

Hey Zack! Can u do my puppy? She's a 6month golden doodle!

[@jaydenbabcock7164]

Could you please do a video about how to exercise a working breed dog? It would be so helpful!!

[@laylyoldwild]

Thanks for the wriggle technique: it's really helped me engage Marvel without using up loads of energy. The difficulty we've been having with her getting bored of certain toys for toy rewards also seems to be improved from it.

[@rudfire1238]

Hey Zak, you should make a video on how to convince parents to get a dog, like pros and cons of having one. Oh and congratulations on getting 1 million subscribers!!!

[@animeisgay1729]

Wow... just at the right time you upload my dog is running around after a walk. Lol

[@StevenDixon85]

I just got a doberman puppy, this video is very helpful!

[@ciara3500]

Hey Zak! Love the videos! Can you do a video on socializing a fearful dog? My gsd pup was a rescue from Hurricane Harvey and has an extreme fear of people. Poor pup! We are in classes now but would love a second opinion!

[@saysay4617]

That puppy is so cute and I love the paintings. Is that your house.😀🐶

[@JeanneMelanson13]

I love Kiwi. I love the 'Roman nose' look of a Bull Terrier. Does this have a specific term in dog-speak? Roman nose? Great tips. I just subscribed to your channel. I have a 2-month old German Shepherd Dog and she's super-hyperactive. She's a biter. Ouch!

[@jamesmower1852]

I see a lot of the training exercises you do with these dogs either involve a small space or using a leash do you have any training exercises for getting your dog to stay in the yard or follow you through the woods without a leash

[@emeraldelite777]

What’s on the wall... OML I NEED IT

[@emeraldelite777]

This comment was a joke I knew it was art.

[@HaileyGWoolcraft]

I love this dog.

[@niklasbarreto22]

How do you balance parvo fears with outdoor walks?

[@yosb.6665]

“Make your head look like an egg...good job!!” HA, that was way too funny.

[@lexhermann5543]

"Do you know how much time I spent on my hair today??" -Zak George 2018 I THINK!!! Im in 2020 and it said 2 years ago soooo 😆

[@vglovesbeauty]

After I play with my puppy, should I crate her? My puppy is 11 weeks old, so it seems she can only exercise 10 minutes a day or 20 minutes spaced out. She'll be 3 months, so I can increase it to 15 minutes. Her crate is in the playpen along with her litter box, but I can't leave her unattended in the play pen because she pees on the floor rather than in the box and I do take her for a potty break before playtime. Any suggestions?

[@OpalRose1000]

Hey Zak I have a 3 month old standard Goldendoodle. I do 15 min of play in morning and 15 min in evening. It just never seems to be enough for him and by the time we need to wind down for bed, he’s wired. Help!

[@travekerx8885]

Do you have a video on how to teach smaller dogs tricks? I have a 5 pound Chihuahua and it's hard to cooperate. I have only taught it high five. It is hard to teach it to lay down,

[@InsideTheDogWorld]

those kinda tricks that your refering to, is pretty much the same as any dog. You can be exactly the same and teach the same with any dog.

[@BlueSkies30]

I have a Chihuahua too. She was 2.5 pounds when I got her as a puppy, and she learned to sit and lie down within 3 days of getting her. Size doesn't matter. It's the same teaching techniques needed for any other dog. The key is finding out if your dog is food or toy/play motivated and taking things slow/patience. Like people, dogs learn at different paces. Also have to make sure you're being as clear as you intend to be with what you're trying to teach. And get a good dog trainer involved if need be. I didn't go to a dog trainer because my dog is paid for by my parents (they gave her to me as a gift and will pay for her until I have a real job) but I had some practice growing up training dogs, and honestly, my dog's not perfect, but we're learning together and I'm happy where we've gotten. She's quiet, loves people, and doesn't chew anything but her own toys. She sits, stays, lies down, spins/turns around, gives paw and high fives. She goes on walks and plays fetch (although she's more interested in sleeping most of the time). We just need to work on her racing to eat everything that falls on the floor and coming when called since that's a safety issue.

[@emily-hg3sx]

My chihuahua can do more tricks then the average dog. I recommend you change it to for stubborn dogs and not a breed run sterotypes which aren’t true

[@midnightfox653]

Bull terriers are soooo cute.

[@janellivette7244]

I️ was wondering if anyone could answer my question. My pup is 16 weeks and she just got her first set of shots last week (15weeks) which is a bit late I️ know. The owner did not give her the shots at the proper age. I’m afraid my pup won’t be socialized and everything by the time she has all her boosters for me to take her out. I️ know taking her outside and showing her the world is key when she’s young, but I️ don’t want to risk her health by her not having all her vaccinations. What should I️ do? Thanks Zak for all your videos !!

[@Bellencer]

Take her out but carry her, don’t let her touch the ground but expose her to all the sights and sounds she needs. Also, ask your vet about the risk of disease in your area as if the risk is low in your area it’s actually safe to take a puppy outdoors, as 95% of dogs are fully protected from their first vaccinations.

[@janellivette7244]

Chloe, Thank you so much for your feedback! I️ really appreciate I️t :)

[@sarahandchichimanley1813]

Would like to see agility training a xs Chihuahua

[@laisha.cab6]

sarah Manley me too I just got my chihuahua he is 2 months old and I’ve only had him for 3 days but I need some advice on potty training since I am using potty training pads and the crying every time I leave him

[@pusheenthecat2262]

Amazing

[@swaggamer2492]

He is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute

[@rootcause9125]

swag gamer Are you talking about Zak or the dog?

[@jaysonharvey9475]

Love the videos. I have a question. I have a Jack Russell terrier and she does great around smaller dogs but struggles with bigger dogs. We like to take her to the dog park but when a big dog approaches she gets nervous and scared. What do I do?

[@songxianyu426]

“Sit,make your head look like an egg" LOL

[@savannahharrell7790]

Hi, I have just gotten a dog by finding it on my friends porch. It being winter I couldn’t turn it away. It’s a border collie pit mix and I know needs tons of exercise. However, even when I exercise for over an hour with tug games and physically running him twice a day it’s like it’s never enough. He gets really bad at night a few hours before bed. He is only 3 months so I know patience but is there something I’m not doing. How can I get him tuckered out and calm enough to where he is not spirting and digging circles in the ground.

[@Rochjoe3204]

Thanks Zak, for your video and prompt reply :)

[@mrchips1795]

I've got a 9 week old lab and I've been giving him little strolls in the garden which is fine but when I am trying the rope/tug playing, he's just biting me instead.. Once he's amped up, it's also really hard to calm him down. Once the rope is put away, he then just bites me constantly and I have to put him in the pen. Then he's constantly crying to be let out!

[@legoat2341]

YESSS! Here b4 1mil views!!!

[@whitleydahl9841]

Zak, I have a question for you. My dog has recently began to bark only in the backyard during the day and at night. I am afraid someone is going to call the cops on us haha He does not bark inside at all. How do we fix this if we aren't right there when he does this? Just some more info for you: He is a 6 month old chocolate lab. He is very playful and happy. He never gets into fights with other dogs...unless they cannot handle his energy then they get mad at him. Can you help?!?

[@lokiouroboros2815]

Whitley Dahl Are you leaving him alone outside? How can you not be there when he barks? If you're leaving him outside alone a lot, of course he's going to yap. Dogs are pack animals, they don't like being alone. He probably thinks he's being punished or is trying to get your attention by barking. I would suggest not leaving him alone outside for long periods of time. Either stay outside with him, have someone sit with him or get him another dog to play with or something to do bare minimum. If you are leaving him alone outside for long periods that's really not only not good for him but just plain unsafe.

[@startrick7390]

Please help! My dog Is 10 weeks old and we got him a month ago, he is a waddy collie cross red dog and he bites me so hard! We try and play with him but he just puppy bites me soooooo hard! I have bites all over my arms and chest and legs! We have a no fenced garden with rainforest all around so we can’t really go outside to individually play with him. PLEASE HELP!

[@eikiwu4549]

Gaming Ender Dragon221 No you need a leash and there is some obedience training and also puppy biting videos that zak has. Be sure to watch that and sub to him :) (He's the best trainer ever:))))

[@ezzaSD]

I have a new 9 month old pointer mix puppy and she has a jealousy problem. She is fine if a human touches her food but if another dog is given food she gets really worked up. This also happens if they get a toy or pet. She only gets jealous around humans when someone has to show someone something on a phone or anything like that. I have tried to work on it by getting her and the other dog to sit and give them a treat at the same time but if the other dog is slow to eat it then she starts snapping at their faces. I was wondering if there was anything i could to to stop this behavior quickly as we have to go to a friends place who have dogs and my dog has to come along. Thanks, Erin.

[@kairareno3162]

I have an 10 week old Malinois that has tons of energy and wants to run but I read that its not good for the puppies to be running too much before the growth plates close. How do I exercise her to keep her from being destructive?

[@coalcupcake4659]

I love bullterriers, they are just so funny and strong :D always makes me laught when my dog runs in circles like crazy just to bump into me and make me fall on my butt. Never a dull or boring day

[@ZoeSummers1701A]

Zak, thanks for your vidoes; with regards to this one, I've read that you shouldn't allow a puppy less than 18months old use the stairs... what do you think?

[@ashleymeggan]

OMG I adore bull terriers.

[@prabhjot5207]

How to exercise a hyperactive dogs like Doberman

[@geckuh1462]

Picking up my puppy tomorrow 😍

[@rinorloli2477]

Hei Zak how r u ? i have a question , my little pitbull is 40 days and he eats little rocks!! i feed him every 4 hours and 30 min training , what should i do please help me :) I Love ur channel❤

[@Bluebird-xz1gw]

So I have a 10 month old Maltese and up until now she has been a sweet, fearless and quiet dog. I don’t understand what’s going on with her, if she’s in her teens or what, but suddenly she has started barking intensely at every sound outside (could she be protecting property or me?) and is scared of weird things that she hasn’t paid any attention to before (she also expresses fear by barking btw). She’s also become more snappy at me. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to deal with this? Is it just a phase that will pass? How can I make sure that she won’t develop any bad habits or become an unsure dog throughout this period? I’m so scared that I’m making tons of mistakes and raising a bad dog…

[@anujaraja9323]

First start by training her when to bark and when not to bark so it doesn't get annoying. Next maybe try to teach her that you love her and that it's OK to touch certain things. If she doesn't feel comfortable around certain items maybe keep it out of sight. I'm not a pro dog trainer, but maybe this will help :)

[@otterbabies]

Bluebird my six month old puppy also expresses his fear by barking ( he growls too ). I suggest teaching her how to bark on command and to be quiet on command. Or like I do take treats and give them to the dog near the thing they fear so it turns into a positive experience . My dog doesn't like other dogs even though I've socialized him ( I've never taken him to a dog park, that would be painful for both of us ) so I just give him treats when he is quiet and respectful near other dogs. I know your dog may like dogs but this is just in case, never correct them for growling at another dog. They may learn to not give a warning and just attack.

[@AnimeFreakiiGirl]

Dogs in that age typically go through puberty and may be scared by things that have not phased them before and/or start testing your patience by finding new ways to get in trouble or "forget" cues they've known since puppyhood. I think it's important to stay consistent with your training through this time and guide them through it. However it's always good to know that your pup's behaviour is normal. :) Try to find out what scares her and if it's not too bad, try counter conditioning by staying relatively far from the object and giving her treats and next time go closer and next time closer etc etc. There's quite a few helpful videos to counter conditioning on youtube :) If you feel like her fear is getting worse try seeking help by a professional dog trainer or dog behaviorist. You should be fine though, even if it can be very hard to stay patient during this phase :D As an owner with an adolescent dog myself, I wish you good luck! ;)

[@Lumisatmi]

Changes in behaviour are typical at that age, but with sudden behavioural changes it's always a good idea to visit the vet's to rule out any health problems that could causing the dog pain or stress. After that, I would recommend a Facebook group named "Reactive Dogs" and an associated website (google "Care for reactive dogs") that explains an efficient and dog-friendly training protocol for treating and preventing fear-based behaviours (or, rather, the dog's fearfulness itself). If it's an age-related thing it could even out on its own, however better to be safe than sorry. Try to limit your dog's exposure to scary situations, and to create positive associations with possible triggers. If you are really worried about doing the wrong thing, having a certified force-free dog trainer do a house call might be good investment. There's advice on finding a good trainer on website I suggested, too.

[@InsideTheDogWorld]

That's called maturity. You can refer it to us humans when we get teenagers, men get more testosterone for example and will behave differently.

[@animallove6564]

My cocker spaniel steals things from the bathroom bins and from the office, he doesn’t chew them unless he’s left a long time so how do I stop him doing that?

[@daviddelossantos5281]

Cold make your head look like an egg “. Good job “. 😂😂

[@Eddjieboy]

Is it okay to my 5 months old puppy to run for a short period of time a day? About 30 minutes a day?

[@amandacorbett1786]

How do you keep a puppy from eating and ripping out the grass during free play (after having exercised her and done a training session)?

[@merengue3818]

What should i do if my puppy still has a lot of energy after exercise sessions? She’s almost 4 months old and 20 mins isn’t enough :/ she still has lots of energy after!

[@jessicajudge9326]

merengue training sessions also help. Trick training uses the brain and is just as tiring as physical exercise.

[@lucia5429]

I hear you in my dreams. 💖

[@ourtripsaround6611]

Oh she’s beautiful 😍😍

[@brentchisholm1196]

My 11 week old Westie doesn’t enjoy tug very much. Suggestions?

[@aproveddaj9827]

Hi Zak I love your videos this one really helps I hav a question how long should I be with my puppy in the park or for a walk at 13 weeks?

[@Bellencer]

The general rule is 5 minutes per month of age, twice a day. So 13 weeks/3 months would be a 15 minute walk twice a day.

[@aproveddaj9827]

Ok thank you I just went for a walk 🙂

[@jimmybuffet4970]

The original stock of the Bull Terrier did not have the egg-shaped skull at all. The head is a result of selective breeding by people who used to (still) believe that the "savages" they were conquering were better off because of them.

[@queenjellycosplay2835]

I’ve been watching your videos all day. But I’m not sure how to help my puppy. I’m trying to exercise my dog and also teach her not to puppy bite. I’ve been trying to put the toy in her mouth instead of my skin or distract her when she tries to bite. But when I try and play with her, she goes for my arm’s and not the toy. But then she will play with the toy. So I know it’s not the toys. She just really likes to play with my arms. I have huge cuts all over my arms and I really need help to get it to stop before she really hurts me. Any suggestions?

[@ilybillie4268]

i have a bully and his behaviour is so similar to kiwi it’s so weirdd

[@martinemoreau1366]

We have a yard full of trees, picking up all the branches and pine cones is impossible. How do I teach my 13 week old lab to not grab and eat the fallen branches or pine cones? Should I even bother?

[@paranoidreggie53]

HELP my dog(Springador) is 7 months and i have been exercising him wrong i think. I take him to the park and push him a little hard thinking it was a good thing, when he 12 weeks i used to train him on the stairs also pretty hard have I messed my dogs life up ? I feel horrible

[@j.ashley9152]

What age would u no longer need the leash on in the house?

[@joshdobbins3149]

Once they've calmed down tbh

[@jefferyfishback56]

Hi Zak, Kiwi looks like my girl Zoey. So, is Kiwi you personal dog? Is she more difficult to train than other breeds? EBTs are notoriously stubborn.

[@samerth3185]

So cute 😑😘😘😘😘

[@ellie9058]

hi Zac, does petflow ship to the uk

[@tylerkimdura6690]

This is So cool

[@JimmyAndDuchess]

Where was the live stream

[@Luxury09_]

😀😄😃

[@enxph]

Check out tracey keller as well

[@justarandomfan2421]

I have a Shihpoo that is hyper and i want to know how to exercise him

[@g35tho11]

So for example when you didn’t want your dog to chew on leash it’s best to NOT SAY ANYTHING and just try to get there attention elsewhere ??so I can’t say something like stop , let go or no ??

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Which dog should I get? I am A novice owner Lagotto Romagnolo Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Bernedoodle ( bernese mountain dog and poodle . ) poodle Brittany Beaglier ( Beagle and cavalier king charles spaniel )

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Vidya Sinha Poodles are really easy to care for and are great first time dogs. They’re easy to train and smart and do all sorts exercise and obedience. They know to be calm when at home. They aren’t too big so you don’t have to spend a lot with feeding. They are hypoallergenic. They are generally dog and cat and people/kid friendly if properly socialized. They are loving.

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Juuri Kuuro Wow thanks for the advice! The poodle sounds great for my lifestyle .