MrBeast Adopts Out 100 Dogs--DOG TRAINERS React!

MrBeast decided to adopt out 100 dogs! How did it go? Two of our dog trainers sit down, watch the video and explain everything they like and don't like about the video.
Adopting a dog is a great thing, but there are a lot of pitfalls to watch out for. The last thing anyone wants to see is for a dog to get adopted and then sent right back to the shelter if things go wrong.
Trying to adopt 100 dogs out very quickly could lead to a lot of issues if it isn't done right!

[@user-kb7sc3gn5k]

This video is so heartwarming. I shared a lot of your concerns, but overall I think this was really, really great!

[@SuburbanK9DogTraining]

Agreed! No surprise, they did a great job with their adoptions!

[@svr1953]

Wow!! I was doubtful at first. The fact he gives the owners insurance & food for life is amazing.

[@SuburbanK9DogTraining]

It is pretty amazing! Free food and pet insurance is a pretty awesome deal!

[@StefiRick]

Great video guys!!! Mr. Beast is awesome!

[@SuburbanK9DogTraining]

Thanks Rick!!!

[@gdhaney136]

I'm interested on thoughts about litter mates and bonded pairs. Parents got litter mate brothers and the dogs were definitely bonded. What's the difference between introducing dogs later, of possible different ages? I just subscribed, I have so many questions about my dog selective pup.

[@SuburbanK9DogTraining]

Welcome to the crew! Littermate syndrome is basically a socialization/development issue and a separation anxiety issue. When dogs go through their critical socialization period together they tend to bond too tightly to each other and then sometimes end up under socialized with other people and dogs. This generally arises when you get young dogs at the exact same time or very close in time. If you get a puppy and then add another in four months the odds of having littermate syndrome are extremely low. Here is a video we did on Littermate Syndrome if you are interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGXSnGlvmMmId5I Reach out with questions any time!