HOW TO GET YOUR DOG TO BEHAVE ANYWHERE!

[@tomdavisofficial]

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[@christianjoshua6786]

Show me u can do this with husky or indenpendent dog else.. thx

[@thetruthaboutk-9trainingk-447]

You talk talk your dog to obedience. Lol only joking i know you work very hard. But some dogs are naturally amazing like yours i have one exactly like yours peace health

[@pregunta6063]

that dog that you have already been trained show us with a novice dog and then I believe you.

[@mohoganywiggins4018]

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[@susankidder6548]

The TRUTH about k-9 Training k-9 p

[@annettelewis7494]

Great information, would love to see the same instructions with a dog that’s not already highly trained. It would be helpful to see how to advance a dog through the “training” process. Thanks,

[@sherrcon]

german shepherds are the trainers dog...not all dogs respond the same...

[@SuperGGLOL]

sherrcon that’s what I thought. I thought every other dog was “hard” and German shepherd were easy. Until I got one. Then I realise I’m just a bad trainer.

[@sherrcon]

@@SuperGGLOL /and it boils down to stock, experience and dedication too...some dogs are just smart as heck and can understand in one/two/three commands to what is being asked like border collies and poodles...you can take a beginner/mediocre trainer with a German shepherd and that dog will make him look good in my opinion...and usually when someone says they are a bad trainer actually means they are a pretty good trainer...so you can't fool me...have a great weekend my friend...

[@SuperGGLOL]

sherrcon I’m a beginner and I’m struggling, it doesn’t help that this is my first dog. I’ll never give up tho. my GSD puppy is a drama queen, and very stubborn. She knows I got the goods but she doesn’t want to work for it. She can do it but she’s so damn lazy. She would lie down and look at me with sad eyes whenever I tell her to do something. She gives me the “i can do whatever I want boy” She’s a lazy bastard, it’s hilarious but it can be frustrating. She does things sometimes but her consistency is off. Unlike most dogs, she isn’t happy when she does a successful trick. She’s just like “alright ok I’ll do it, now hurry up and give me the treat boy!”

[@SuperGGLOL]

sherrcon I’m just honest with myself. Not humble. Huge difference :p

[@josephin521]

"your voice enough, your dog loves you." When I trained my GSD male, I NEVER used food, only verbal commands and hand signals. He learned beautifully!

[@1Kitykat]

Depends on the breed.

[@josephin521]

@@1Kitykat True, but get a pure bred GSD and you will find that they are the best of dogs. I love them with all my heart and come December, I'm starting with a new female GSD puppy. Sooo looking forward to our new family member.

[@1Kitykat]

@@josephin521 That's awesome! Congrats on the new puppy :)

[@pcad2610]

Got.me.an American bulldog and she's great buy she's also a bulldog . Stubborn. She started listening to me once she realized she wasn't in charge

[@aubreylytle3696]

I’m wondering how you did that. I know Tom talked about how to wean them off of treats, however I’m wondering how you started off not using treats and got your dog to pick up commands with out food? I’m thinking abt getting a second dog and my first dog I used treats for and she is having problems like laziness when training, unwilling, very lackadaisical. If I get a second dog I want it to be very simular to how Lakota responds to Tom. Can you give me any advice. And yes I would get another gsd.

[@jjames4661]

You explained everything so clearly in this video, well done!

[@auzsquadfamily3912]

It’s great isn’t it :)

[@lvp6905]

Amazing!

[@JamieM470]

This is such good information! My favorite part to remember is 16:10 "Your voice is good enough guys....your dog loves you."

[@vikkib628]

I’m glad you did this video! I’m trying to train my GSD, Riley, to be a service dog for me. I was working with loading and unloading in my SUV the other day. She loads beautifully, but charges out like a freight train, so waiting to exit was my focus for her. She’s kind of getting it, but I was feeling guilty because I didn’t bring treats with me. I fussed over her every time she waited, but I feel better after hearing you say treats aren’t always needed! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching Vikki!

[@cherylschaeffer7832]

Keep at it, Vikki. As Tom said, you won't always have treats. Riley will work for the love of you. Shepherds are great like that.

[@bernadettegraffeo9995]

This dog absolutely ADORES you....i love how she looks at you, just waiting to interact with you!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@crystalchen5680]

Okay.....This makes me reconsider my owner-dog relationship. Before watching this video, i didn't even realize i did the wrong thing. Since, in my human world, most people don't work without real pay (except for moms who r on duty 24/7) and i didn't realize it was not the case with my dog.

[@liesalllies]

Well even people people don't get paid for every single task, they get paid at the end of the week or month or whatever. We'll happily do our jobs knowing that we'll be rewarded at some point in the future. Dogs are the same, perhaps even more so.

[@dariangibbs8405]

Lakota is so beautiful and smart! He's really done a great job with her training. Its incredible how she's so focused on him.

[@davidcrispjr1096]

TOM YOU ARE AMAZING...IM GETTING A CANE CORSO IN 3 MONTHS AND WILL BE USING YOUR TECHNIQUES TO TRAIN HIM

[@brittanynicolelally]

After watching 100’s of training videos on KZbin since bringing my new Aussie puppy home a few months ago; This is the FIRST video that’s actually given me any insight. Most trainers seem to just be going through the motions. I know and understand horses, and love training equines of all levels : especially “problem” horses. - I have the emotional connection, and training basics down with dogs as well, but have been searching for someone who has the ability to take that one step further. Just a little round of applause - you seem to really understand the mind of a K9!

[@yvette1412]

Can you do this and show us with an untrained dog? So they really have to learn this?

[@Kk58226]

There is a video or a series of videos of him doing training with Hawkin his other German Shepherd. There are a few more videos of him training other people’s dogs in the other videos. We’ve trained our giant schnauzer without issues after watching his videos. Look thorough his play list

[@joelsook2140]

Yes! Yes!Yes! 1000% I’m big on Increments. Cause the puppies it works well but even with my pups at 12 - 16 weeks we start weening off. Best video on KZbin for training! PERIOD!

[@Tiger17Blue]

Thank you. I appreciate this video. I will use this for my 8 month old golden retriever mufasa later on today for our 2nd training session this afternoon. I appreciate what you do. Have a great day

[@tomdavisofficial]

THANKS VERY MUCH PORTIA!

[@echochambers8418]

I’m training my 3 month old Airedale with his kibble.(Knock on wood) I’ve had great results with it.I can get sit,stay,lay down and hold positions.Only thing I’m having a hard time with is getting him to roll over.Great Video and information!!

[@holly3204]

I needed this. I got my 1st GSD back in Oct 2019 and she has done great with basic training. Unfortunately, as we were supposed to start obedience training COVID hit.

[@paulinebackhouse4805]

Wow never seen a dog before like Dakota. She’s so adorable I love to watch her with you Tom. Incredible xx

[@griffinreitz7041]

It's called a "random reward schedule". There should not be any confusion if you have a solid marker. People's training would reach a whole new level if they would stop using treats, and make the dog work for it's food. No work, no food, we'll try next time.

[@norahh6229]

so appreciative of information for kai- have our work cut out for us he does not trust me yet,had him three weeks was spoilt prior and not much structure. i am learning to become more calm and have to overcome introductions to other dogs from previous bad experiences prior and my lack of knowledge, i do not blame the dog only my misconceptions. keep telling myself stress equals success.

[@leemartin9156]

I don't think Stress equals Success.... Calm, patience, consistency & Love.... Watch a variety of Tom's videos and see what owners are having issues with (and if any are similar to yours, all the better to watch and learn from). Tom uses a variety of tools like different collars n leashes to help communicate better etc. You are on the right path looking for info to help your new doggo. Best wishes to you both!

[@bettymcconnell1011]

That was fantastic I always give my dog treats I wondered if it was a mistake I love training her so this is a great free lesson and to the person that gave a thumbs down what is wrong with you keep safe

[@jeannemariebizeaujohnson8717]

Sparks was taught without food just praise. It worked beautifully. She was protection, safety, sign. I sent her out and she knew her job. Fed her once a day no treats. Training No treats. Just praise & Love.

[@jodymarsh-coleman4117]

Dogs are GREAT trainers, and have this totally figured out!

[@blkbeauti05]

I like one treat at the absolute end. I like this training.Thank you.

[@Peter-vn8ue]

Great video Tom. I think playtime and being able to introduce advanced obedience, benefits both dog and owner and forges a stronger bond between you both. I love watching Lakota in your videos.

[@benburns5995]

Great video Tom. It's helpful that you talk through everything along with a demonstration of the correct way to train.

[@divasexylisa]

I NEED THIS for my GSDs!

[@tomdavisofficial]

THANKS FOR WATCHING!

[@jayleeclough1199]

@@tomdavisofficial house calls?

[@marthabturner456]

She’s great! You have done a fantastic job with her.

[@MichaelBrown-en9ej]

Thank God for trainers like you.

[@everwoodbaby96]

Wow! THANKYOU. I noticed with all these dog training videos, they are super saturated with treats. We have been trying to train our golden retriever that is nearing 1 years old, which has been a challenge. Structure is important and I'm thankful my intuition was right after watching this video!

[@TaraNTullock1]

This is great. I've always trained without treats. He's not this trained. He's getting there. He's Husy/ German shepherd mix. That husky side is challenging. Yet he's better of leash than on it. Like I said we both are getting there.

[@CharlotteHoberg]

A marker/click doesn't tell the dog they're RIGHT, it communicates that they've accessed reinforcement. When you mark using a bridge that is conditioned to mean reinforcement, over and over again without reinforcement, you weaken the marker. You can use praise to keep the dog up, but when you use a conditioned bridge like "yes" or a click, you should follow with reinforcement always. Also, you start the video luring your dog with a ball yet advise against the same thing with food.

[@tomdavisofficial]

and when they have gotten access to the reinforcement they are right, that's why they get the reinforcement.

[@CharlotteHoberg]

Upstate Canine Academy you say “good heel” “good sit” etc and repeat it a lot. Not only does the repeating weaken the cue, but it weakens your marker when you mark 100s of times and only reward every once in a while. Again, the marker is meant to clearly communicate to the dog they’ve accessed reinforcement, so if you don’t reinforce after a conditioned marker, you weaken it. And if your markers are not only inconsistent in their meaning, but you are not consistent with HOW you mark, then you’re just spewing word salad.

[@Solitude11-11]

World salad. Hm. 😂

[@OGCasualGamer]

5 mins into video, love as always! Here's the simple thing I can give you as a like! Hope you and your dogs are good in this tough time!

[@hdhdhdhddhkalon]

this helped so much im training my dog to be a service dog and hes perfect in the yard and house but hes not so great outside so tysm

[@noahatlas5240]

Aw hell yeah this video rocks!! Makes so much sense to me and it seems reasonable to accomplish IRL, and I get confused very easily! Thank you for being so palatable and easy to understand!

[@vcommodore9161]

This works well with dogs who seek praise, perhaps even beyond food. It's been 2.5 years with my adopted dog and only now do I feel like we have bonded enough that I can do this. Huskies are stubborn.

[@gavmc104]

I could be standing with a fillet steak and mine will still ignore me and freak out at any other dog that appears! Nightmare!

[@JohannaParrishParrish_Place]

Your dog sounds like it needs to be socialized. It takes a lot of practice and patience but it can be done. My poodle went from being so aggressive that she had to wear a muzzle her first year to training class. With practice she became so use to the other dogs at class she would go lay down with them when we were taking a break.

[@angrytrees7519]

My puppy has already gotten to the point that no dog treat is enough so I'm trying to move out of treat training because it isn't working at all for her.

[@GS-rs5bh]

As a trainer, your report card is your dog. All As, Excellent with Lakota, wish you were close to Florida

[@loulamoureux7057]

Love all your videos! Thoughts of doing a video for reactive dogs in a car?

[@mrsflippindippys5238]

Caesar Milan has one in his KZbin channel

[@heavensentk-9960]

It’s amazing how people don’t seem to understand how to use any tools... mind blowing! Good video! I personally just don’t get involved in food training.

[@rhyanonstuddert7384]

Her focus is amazing!

[@Nobodymidd]

Sometimes i think my dog is training me top channel buddy good head for what you do keep up the good work im learning so much from you thank you

[@allandavis3900]

The man, the myth, the canine educator!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks Allan!

[@kerielwatson3197]

My gsd is so excited by treats that she stops listening entierly and will try every trick in the box. Including tricks I never taught her! So we've been training without food for a while now. Even having food on me will cause her to just loose focus on everything but the food. It's like anything I ask of her becomes a distraction from the food. With no food though, while other things can distract her I know I can draw her back to me with my voice alone.

[@nicholleakkerman8912]

I've taught my girl how two tricks in sign language....she'll do both commands every time I signal

[@MichaelBrown-en9ej]

Nicholle Akkerman Hand signals are much easier for the dog to understand. Language is a foreign concept to animals.

[@unaestrella1876]

Yeah! You can do both, a cue, with language and hand signals! Hand signals is what you should be using to!!

[@amandakorcsmaros1005]

I have mine trained with both sound and signal as well. One of the best things I ever did. I dont even have to talk to him.

[@snorlaxcock6473]

That’s epic

[@Gigi_and_jaden]

@Austin Lee Agreed. Police dogs are a good example ie. when they're focused on their target instead of the handler. Verbal is the only means then.

[@meganbeltran4648]

I wish I could double like the video. Thank you so much

[@kristena9613]

This is helpful, especially because there are situations when my husky does not prioritize food/treats so that's not an effective motivator.

[@FabFindsforu]

Thank you for your great video. My daughter really needed to see this to help her with her dog.

[@konn1458]

Real masterclass!!!

[@debbiejohnson1512]

I love your pupper she's so clever and adorable your a good dog trainer

[@nancydriessen594]

When you dog doesn’t love toys, only treats, what then...? 😅

[@zebdawson3687]

You might be giving treats too often. Stop using treats to praise for a while, let your dog forget they even exist. Their focus should then wander elsewhere, where you should be able to fill that void with a toy and build toy drive in your dog. Look up videos on how to build drive (or toy drive) in your dog, after getting rid of food treats for a while, you should be able to work with toys a lot more.

[@Chartisttrader]

Nancy Driessen lol. I have a female German shepherd four month old that is lazy, unmotivated and pretty. She has already learned several things and food has been the only way. I already removed food when she sits and when she goes to place. In 2 weeks. The trick in my opinion is not to train without food but to remove it as they learn. 😊

[@sblack48]

Chartist sounds like my ex

[@bmolitor615]

when your shiba inu loves NOTHING, NOTHING I SAY... well... you use leash-nagging to crush them into choosing a sort of minimal... co-operation.? I'm fine with it. It works for us.

[@hailstormk9417]

Use light leash pressure.Do not feed treats 24/7 and do not leave the dogs toys out 24/7.Pick one toy and make them forgot about it.Then the toy will be new and exciting same with treats.

[@NenaRosey]

I was blessed with an emotional support animal that’s 1 but soon to be two in a few months. She’s also a hyena mixed pit with a German Shepard. It’s only been 3 months since I’ve had her and she’s the best thing that has ever happened to me. It does get hard at times trying to teach her to not be so hyper around other people but she listens without having to give her food. My only concern is just getting her attention when there are people around. Grrrrr!!

[@RICDirector]

YEAH!!! About TIME someone did this!! I hate treat training, I refuse to do it for any reason if at all possible. I have bad hands and dogs that lick/bunt/nibble are extremely painful. I've always had much better results training them without food to the limits of their understanding, then just a tiny bit further, so they have to take you on trust---and it works. If you treat train, and something goes wrong....no food, no hope. A dog that trusts you to the max....that dog will do anything, simply because you said so. Be careful what you ask for....

[@deetee5156]

Love how Lakota cheated with place command with her face in the grass and her body in bow position. Lol

[@popcorn7657]

That was very well explained Tom and very helpful. Merci. Rej

[@kittyryder8859]

Wow this was really good things to know!! Very much appreciated cause I’m definitely new to having a big breed dog and trying to train him is so hard for me since I’ve always had small dogs.

[@richykid9631]

My dog is in serious need of training and obedience. I have never owned a more stubborn dog in my life. He does what only he wants to do and refused to do anything else, yet is super smart. Beware the valley bulldog, ugh he needs help.

[@iloveaginganddying6207]

I adopted a very sweet 9 year old mutt who has the attention span of an ADHD 5 year old, it is hard to get her to focus but we are working on it and she is getting better. It's hard not to compare her to advanced dogs who have had training since they were puppies. I have to remember to only compare her to how she was a year ago when I got her.

[@coreymosley4able]

I agree for an older dog who knows how to do this stuff but to get a dog to that point from a puppy you must lure and treat reward to mark correct behavior and wean food and maybe use a toy but what your saying here isn’t for every situation to me this is after dog has learned behavior you want

[@mell.7817]

Thanks Tom. That was nicely done.

[@AndrewMcGhie]

Great video! I like to teach new behaviours or tricks with food, and then reinforce or improve it during play with toys and higher drive

[@bmolitor615]

there's that cute and FABULOUS flying-fox dog Lakota!

[@richardattenborough2831]

He is super helpful! my husky/Rottweiler that is typical of the two breads and I need all the training tips I can find!

[@snoitseuqpi1119]

You can watch my vids on a dog playing tug, not aggressive at all, accepts losing, waits for their reward. For me it all about redirection and impulse control. The husky in my vids was put down in December 2019, but the brown lil guy is now a registered service dog. Both were abandoned mutts with no training that I got at almost 1 year old (not together, and the brown one had never been around dogs that weren't attacking him, he was used as bait). Tug definitely doesn't make an aggressive dog, for me it makes for a less aggressive dog in my experience.

[@jojo411100]

Hey Tom. Last week I rescued a 2 year old Staffordshire. He's great in the house, but he's completely overstimulated outside ... to the point where I can't get his attention at all. I've started to use a prong collar with him, and he's begun to respond and anticipate my movements, heeling, stopping, changing direction, etc. with a loose leash, but he still startles very easily. A leaf blowing in his direction is enough to get him cowering behind my leg. I've only had him a week, and I definitely see improvement, but I'm wondering if you have any advice to help us form a connection outside the house and build his confidence. He came from an agricultural environment, and I live in an apartment in the city, so all the sights and sounds are new to him. I love your videos, and I've already learned a lot from watching you. Thanks.

[@HerbalEnjoyment]

I'm trying to train my toy Australian Shepard who is 12 years old. and i am having really hard time getting him to engage with me. I have finally got him to not be scared of the clicker and that he associates it with a treat reward-sorta i think-

[@henrikstenlund5385]

Great work Tom

[@Gladi80r]

Great to see the love exchange- lovely dog

[@boudothmane9081]

Perfect job , your awsome in everything .

[@RealMelodyBlue]

I have Baby the Terrible Toy poodle. She will only do one thing, when I am outside and she goes for something she shouldn't, I say leave it and she listens. But that's all she'll do. She's an older dog, rescued, they were going to put her down if I hadn't adopted her. Trust me, she's a bad dog.

[@JanRautiainen]

Extremely useful information, thanks for sharing.

[@SinfulZin]

5 ads in 5 minutes. You’re training me to watch a different contributor.

[@whatsthekeytothekeykat]

I hardly ever use treats. I dont like to use more tools than I'll have on me at any random given moment. I wont always have treats, or an ecollar etc., so training isnt considered done till I dont need any of those anymore. Treats are given at random and rarely, and usually during a desensitization or new training sessions. Its like a 1 out of 10 times treat, but 10 out of 10 they get some affection and affirmation, and they know they did good

[@kathleenreyes4345]

You are really good at this!! And, if I could have a dog like Lakoda, I would have 10 dogs!!

[@thebeyondcontrolband]

Yes please show us how.

[@rinaarling1065]

around 11min ... Made me laugh as you show what in what pocket in jacket... Dog wants to have a repeat... What was in that pocket? Something coming out? Cute.

[@debbiemcginley7174]

Tom, how do you perform this on a dog that has zero interest in toys as a reward? I have a shichon who does agility (level 3) and rally obedience (earned his level 2 title) but he could care less about playing with toys. Food is his motivator but having said that, we can get through an entire obstacle course without needing to feed him. Ask him to do something for a play reward as motivation, zero engagement.

[@charlieg3674]

Try an affection reward, scratch their favorite spot and give verbal praise

[@foxyl8e848]

I am in same situation as debbie my Bichon will play tug at home but out at training has zero interest. Is it possible to generate interest as they get older?

[@vickikowaleski4304]

Great video! We love watching you work with Lakota. She is gorgeous! BTW, our 14 month old GSD Khaleesi is at UCA right now working with Morgan during her 3 week B & T. I'm pretty sure I heard her barking in the background of your video!!

[@heidiwheel31]

stay safe just wondering have you ever trained a service dog?

[@nickfrancis7887]

Would love to see it with a barely trained dog. I don't and never had a dog remotely trained as well as this dog, probably because of lack of dedicated interaction. But from what I know is you need to teach the commands with reward. Ie. Pavlov experiment. Once the dog has the command burnt into its behavior then one could start employing these techniques. Any feed back welcome.

[@fightclub5066]

Repetition is king!

[@TheSammycorreia]

More of these vids :). And all your training. From pup and through. Thanks.

[@Exxon300]

Excellent, I learned a lot. Thank you.

[@justagirladogandajeep2169]

My new rescue is not food motivated at all. He was 18 months old when I rescued him and I am owner number 5. He does not respond to “come” and will ignore every command when off leash, yet knows/responds to almost all command when on lead (even if it’s a 30’ long lead that is not being held). How do I motivate this dog?

[@Rev3rence]

I have no food dependency problem, the real problem is how to win the dog over when he zones you out and nothing is good enough, specifically when he sees other dogs, my voice doesn't help , food doesn't help, a correction on the leash gets him to leave it for a moment but the focus stays on the other dog and he attempts another lunge a few seconds later , on which he gets corrected again... and it's an endless loop until we get farther from the dog... He's fairly young but I don't feel any good progress in that specific area for a while now. Any tips?

[@charlieg3674]

Take it slow, dogs don't want to go back where they came from so possibly try turning around, switching directions and giving commands if possible. It redirects their attention and is really good for regaining focus

[@musamelody9764]

Amen and hallelujah to that

[@nowerries]

Guess the question is what do you do when your dog shows zero interest in treats or toys. At home or in quiet settings my hound dog Otis does well to listen. Treats are a good motivator, toys never really work. When we are out and about he shows zero interest in treats. I use a remote training collar that works well while we are out, he responds well to the tone on the collar. The next step in my mind is try to gain that same controll while we are out without the need for the training collar, but it seems to be a difficult task. Even more so now during the pandemic since I'm not really able to take Otis out in public which is the enviroment I'm trying to train him in.

[@ghostelul]

You should try this.. if he’s pulling or not looking at you remove him from the distractions and ask him to look at you or say his name, or even to sit, then when he does take him back to the distraction and let him see it but if he doesn’t respond leave the area again until he listens to you or is non reactive to the distraction. Like with my shepsky dog she was Trying to run out the door or Jump up on it but I would not open it until she stopped or sat down I did this every time until she understood that’s not how she gets her way. Basically use the distraction as somewhat a reward.when he listens go closer but if he ignores you go away till he pays attention to you.

[@johnsmith-dm2tq]

So my dog can stay to my left, sit when I stop, left turn, right turn, and keep herself on my left as I aboutface. How do I get her to look up at me while doing this. She does all of these things but not with any purpose or speed, she looks unmotivated. How do I change this? Do you have a video about this already?

[@Scoonie]

Love this dude

[@keanapritchett3576]

Absolutely Love

[@neznauGde]

You need to do this with a dog that is not Yet Trained!

[@ccyynn808]

Another awesome training video!

[@mrs.g5659]

My 8 month bullterrier only does things when she sees the lure. Gonna try to give every 5 times only

[@michaelpaez9046]

I have a 1 yrs old female gsd and a 9 week old male gsd. The female is nipping at the puppy. She doesn't let him play with toys. He then gets upset and bites her and they go at it. Is this normal or should I be doing something different.

[@konradjohannesen9723]

Love this video been trying to find something good to train with without using to much food threads have a 13 weeks german shepherd mix with serbian husky and not easy to get to a trainers in this covid times

[@mickdread9590]

Just goes to show, people are the real issue, not their dogs. Everyone watching should pay attention, myself included!

[@conorwebb9169]

You had me at keep it spicy

[@GoodDogTrainingNZ]

Nice job, great video

[@Jaayn]

Thank you for this. Exactly what I needed.

[@Sharples97]

Problem I have is my dog doesn't care for toys at all, so im left with food as my only option which I'd like to avoid him being dependent on

[@99JC21]

Great video !!

[@amoneleroux4947]

She is so good beafing