Stop Barking Dogs! Step-By-Step Action Plan And Anti-Bark Strategies To Avoid

[@DogsThat]

🍿Did you miss the first and second episode of Susan’s barking series? Watch both here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noWWmaWkZbaNr6c and kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJfSd6l4dtqYbcU

[@Darmok_onthe_ocean]

The fact that all these videos are here for free is amazing. She is the best trainer I’ve watched. I watched so many that I just cannot stand or just don’t make sense to me. Invaluable

[@theresitac8773]

How do we deal with barking at every sound outside? Car doors, key fobs, neighbors talking.

[@casdragon_5939]

ugh mine do that too, i swear they just bark at air sometimes

[@Stumbelina1989]

This is my problem too no one makes it to the door to knock. They bark at the vehicles

[@83balaso]

You are amazing !! I can listen to you for hours !!

[@margmoore57]

Thank you so much, Susan!! Our challenge is that our dog has developed an aversion to one of our senior cats (it’s a cycle: he reacts to the cat, cat attacks, he doesn’t like the cat, cat only cares to the extent puppy gets in his face). At this point, our puppy’s trigger is that senior cat at whom he whine barks when he’s in his crate behind closed doors and he hears the cat meow when we bring him up. Working through your videos to see if we can figure out how to address this.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

Have used a no bark, just watch for my Dobes. It acknowledges their alert, gives him a job, and lots of praise when you are able to pass without incident. Hope that helps.

[@jules4494]

This protocol totally makes sense - thank you! I've been trying to find some good ideas to conquer some of the barking in my home!

[@coor0kun]

I’d love to know more about reducing barking from excitement! My dog does that (prey drive & greeting barks), but we’re renters and we need to be polite neighbors.

[@DE-ss5ks]

All these videos are enlightening. I keep on learning. Thank you, Susan. I'd like to add that sometimes barking indicates extreme stress about that person arriving which is a whole new episode needing a vet behaviourist since that is where I am at.

[@tinit5190]

Perfect timing. Beagle pup has noticed his voice. Doesn't bark really yet but will be watching close as he's at that second fear stage of 19 weeks. Luckily still off work so keeping the routine the same. Just have to figure ways to keep a pup stimulated now that winter has hit in Canada.

[@mariebutler6619]

Thanks Susan, you're a never ending fountain of knowledge. I love learning and your teaching is my high reinforcement! I stole your 'hop it up' cue, when I joined Recallers some time ago. Thanks to the team too. 🎉❤

[@foxrunfarmrabbitry9993]

I love ALL your podcast and videos! I'm not sure if it was this episode or the others on barking but you said to comment if you wanted to see a video on the puzzle games and how to introduce them at an easy level and moving to more advanced ones, I would LOVE to see that!

[@trudymoffat1572]

Once again, excellent information! I just need to figure out a way to use it for my guy. He starts barking at people when they leave! I'm not sure where this came from but I'm sure it was me.

[@nancyhooper1742]

Same here and it's my hubby leaving or Trex thinking he leaving get the problem ❤❤

[@judymeredith4556]

Thx for the barking video. I am doing some of the things you mentioned but need to watch your ‘how to relax your dog’ podcast. She is a MS and they tend to be verbal. There are days that she will bark at any and every sound she hears outside….cars, garage doors opening, walkers, landscapers, and lord help if a UPS, FedEx or Prime truck pulls in my quad….the site and sounds put her into barking frenzy.

[@mmatties1]

I'm really mulling over how to use the hot zone/remote feeder in the backyard when my boy starts going nuts spinning and barking at the squirrels who are taunting him from the tree tops! Not sure about the hot zone, but I might be able to (slowly) get him more interested in the Remote Feeder! lol

[@eleanorsmith2705]

Loved "reading the pee mail!"😅

[@_mExitus_]

Thank you for this excellent and very much-needed series 😁 Apparently, I have done some of the stuff mentioned already... However, quite often, I face some details where I'm not sure how to handle them best. 🤔 So greeting guests is the ideal scenario for my hyper-friendly, over-excitable dog, and we've been working on conditioning the doorbell and inheriting the hot zone behavior for a while now, despite not having a remote feeder so far... (I know, it's on my list for quite a while already 🙈) I have listened to the relaxation (Ep. 191) and FRIDA (Ep. 200) protocol episodes again and will try to properly build that up and then restart the step-by-step action plan. But meanwhile, maybe you could elaborate more on when and when not to reinforce your dog in certain situations during a "greeting of houseguest". One situation I'm often facing is: What if the dog IS already in a dog bed and even remains there but starts barking? I can't really reinforce him staying there as I don't want to reinforce the overall behavior with barking? Same question how to reinforce/handle the situation when he stays there even while I'm doing business at the door but he remains barking? (I mean, so far, I always have to go back and forth between the door and the hot zone for reinforcement due to the lack of a remote feeder.) Or what if the dog goes into a hot zone, however, is barking on the way there, and continues occasionally while staying there? Also, what if the dog manages to be quiet there but is just below threshold (super tense, vibrating, and just barely containing himself and his voice) Another situation we're struggling with is the "meeting/greeting" itself. What if the dog doesn't care whether the person is ignoring him / turning their back on him and instead is trying to squeeze into the front or jumps on their butt xD I often feel like me stopping the dog from this reinforcement by grabbing the collar and holding him or putting him back in the hot zone isn't really doing any good / the next time he breaks the hot zone, or when he's even released, he just bolts into the person again. Another big challenge for us is our own people coming home. Like, I'm working at the desk, my dog sleeping beside me, and when someone (parents, girlfriend ...) comes home and unlocks the door. He will immediately go into bark mode and won't stop, not even when the person has already entered, and he has seen who it is. He will only stop a couple seconds after or after being able to "go see." Fun fact: when he's home alone, and one unlocks, enters, rings, etc., he will be quiet. For me and my girlfriend, he will even remain on his bed. So he somehow def. thinks he has to do this behavior "for us" or just knows there are usually no visitors coming over when we're not home too ^^ So the main trigger for him is definitely "seeing people" or the "expectation to see/meet them" as he has a similar behavior of rushing to the fence when strangers walk by. However, he will only run to the fence barking, and after a couple seconds, when he realizes, "I don't know you/you prob. won't enter into the property and greet me," he turns around and ignores them. As you also asked what barking scenario you have not yet covered. My girlfriend and I have been wondering for a while already how you managed that your dogs do not bark waiting their turns doing agility and while they are running themselves. I mean a big part is probably already that they can wait for their turn in a relaxed manner and thus start already in a calmer state. A point I also do understand or can see in our dog is frustration barking if the handling isn't ideal. However, there are situations where he's barking just because of the (over-) stimulation itself 🤔 Thank you so much for this series and we're looking forward to your response or follow-up episode 🤓 Edit: PS: since you recommended a remote feeder again... could you maybe also do an episode on "(how to introduce) remote feeders" please? Like the advantages of your three main options you mention and how to introduce them for the various scenarios?

[@thehelpingpawsproject902]

Susan, I am hoping to get your advice. You are amazing and I hang on every word. I am a service dog trainer and I have helped people train their own service dogs for 15 years. I have several books published on the subject. You have changed my mind, however about how to do things because of your approach and the compassion you have for dogs and explaining it from their point view. Thank you. Here is my issue. I am working via zoom with a woman 2 time zones away. She is training her grandsons service dog. He is 11 and has autism. The dog was originally program trained but when COVID lockdowns happened, they were not able to fulfill the follow-up training offered and somehow were essentially left on their own. She contacted me about my books and I began coaching her online. She is super motivated so I do not charge her and I enjoy every meeting we have. The dog Lola had backslid in training and is one of several cases that are terrified to go into walmart because of unruly pets allowed to harrasss highly trained service dogs. (that is a topic for another day). My struggle is that Lola is quite amazing and very attentive to the child. She alerts to several situations. When the child begins to escalate, however, she alerts by barking (which I can't imagine is helpful in calming him down) also, we are trying to integrate her into the classroom soon and alerting by barking is clearly not going to work in school. We have been trying to teach her to touch instead and most of the time she does, however, when the child starts to get intense so does Lola. I know you have a way to stop the noisy alert without potentially suppressing her alert overall.

[@lucytrjo1460]

This is ON POINT for my Border Collie! Thank you so much ❤

[@DeborahLeslie-q2p]

My boy Rylee is an ACD. He is a demand barker and barks when we approach the back door to go outside - he wants us to play with him. I live in a multiple person home and have two ACDs. Rylee barks like mad when we are outside - he's demanding that I through his - ball, tug whatever. I have tried many things and looked forward to this podcast with hope. Unfortunately what you have here will not correct our problems. I have done the protocols - crate games, hot zone. relax protocol, collar grab, bring me - he is outstanding with this. He still barks when he is excited and wants me to play. I have started to do other things like putting him on a leash when I take him into the yard, and i am doing down stay exercises with both dogs. I still need help. Looking forward to your suggestions. Thank you Deborah

[@MaryPoppyMom]

Thanks so much for this! While my girl does not bark at much anymore, she will react to the door bell or knocking at times, as I do not get many visitors at my door. I try to use the hot zone for this, but she gets too excited and we have struggled with this. I am off to buy an auto feeder and follow your lead in reinforcing the value of going to her hot zone. My journal has been a game changer and I recommend that everyone keep a journal. I appreciate you so much. You and your team have helped Poppy and myself to learn and grow together. 🐕‍🦺💕

[@DogsThat]

Thank you! Awesome that you're going to start working on the protocol, please come back to share how it's going! ❤️

[@Lilithliin]

This is amazing thank you so much Susan for everything you share with us so generously. Sending all the stars and all the cookies for you and your team for your videos and how much you help us.

[@ImprovPerformanceLab]

Good idea, I'll start the 90-second games and change up our routines

[@beckyoak]

Thanks soooo much!! This is one of my biggest concerns about bringing the new pup to our apartment 😅. Can't have her barking like crazy with the door bell.... We'd be exiled from the building. Wonderful advice as usual xxx

[@RebeccaAnnFord]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this protocol. Thank you!

[@KerenNeal-k3d]

Thanks yeti again.. Great tips . 😊❤

[@MusingsFromTheDen]

I keep my journal on my phone so I can do it 'live' as and when I make an observation. Also, it's easy to scroll back and pinpoint a 'light bulb moment', and there have been a few recently. 😊

[@ClaudiaC-n8h]

Love the podcasts about reducing barking but I am hoping at some point that you will address triggers such as barking at a blender, tin foil, manhole covers in the street, airplane, birds, seltzer bubbles, seeing the owner (me) leave the house, etc. My 16 month old Sheltie has ALL of these triggers which started about 5 months ago. I love that you train without food which is how I have been training all along. I also say "quiet" and "shhh" but she just stops barking momentarily.

[@susanlennon]

Thank you Susan! This is a fantastic series as always!

[@annromaker3824]

Thank you for sharing your expertise and wisdom,I’m inspired! One question, when following this protocol, will I be conditioning my dog to be very excited? Does she need to be calm on her hot zone? Again, thank you!

[@DogsThat]

Hi Ann, dogs can be either excited or calm on their hot zones. The most important thing is we don't want them to be over-threshold where they are so excited that it makes it difficult to stay in the hot zone. We just released a new podcast about the Arousal Curve and finding your dog's optimal pathways for excitement. Check it out here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGe4mZaNhdFqea8

[@azogal53]

Susan, I was so impressed to hear your story about how relaxed Prophet was at the vet. Wondering whether you were standing by giving out the occasional cookie...or if he was so relaxed, all he needed was a cookie at the end. Curious how to make relaxation in this circumstance better and longer lasting for my girl. Thanks, another great step by step protocol for how to deal with an annoying everyday problem! ❤ 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪

[@DogsThat]

@azogal53 thank you so much for wanting to help your girl 🧡 Our playlist on co-operateive care has a lot of help and tips - kzbin.info/aero/PLphRRSxcMHy1wgUlMBX63miIBBpxE-DAO

[@sinnaspeaks]

Thank you so much for all your helpful videos! Are you able to share what you do if the dog is still barking at triggers, but now they’re just doing it in the hot zone?

[@Moestuinmeisje]

same here :(

[@MarieAxelsson]

This is exactly what I needed!

[@janmurray5945]

My 10+ week old pup is developing a really high pitched (ear piercing) bark, the main problem I am having is understanding the difference between 'I want/demand, attention/play' and 'I really need to go out to toilet NOW'. I was ignoring or turning or looking away, that had some limited success (as long as I was the only one in the house, because no one else could tolerate the noise) but that also meant we had some toilet accidents in the crate and the playpen. So now I am trying to treat it more like nighttime toilet breaks, in that I say nothing, take her outside and put her in a small secure pen, if she toilets I take her back inside, if it seems I have been manipulated into giving attention, then I leave her by herself for a while before bringing her back in. Does any of this sound like I am on the right track because it doesn't feel like she is getting the message..

[@ellenbartos2403]

My dog barks when a delivery person comes (unpredictable times) or my tenant drives in the driveway (unpredictable times.). How do I train her to not bark so much, when I can’t rehearse good behavior? I don’t have anyone to predictably come and drive so I could train my dog to be less of an “alarmist.” She alerts to sounds as well...my tenant getting in or out of his car. Is this anxious barking or normal protective behavior?

[@TheKak933]

An unexpected benefit of working more with my dog - her bark doesn’t bother me. We’re both well exercised by night time, so a bark is just a bark. The excessive barking has stopped 😊I’ve been doing at least eight training sessions a day

[@DogsThat]

That's sooo awesome, great work! 💕

[@darnold5575]

Many triggers in my, dogs area, I cannot replace. ie wildlife, other dogs. First time in years, I have scooped poop from my yard from others dogs. Hindrance to train.

[@lauriebenzie1386]

This is great! I love the step by step protocol for barking at the doorbell/visitors. But I need a step by step solution to stop my dog from barking at people walking by my house with or without a dog. This happens while she is outside sitting on the deck and I am in the house. I could stop letting her outside on the deck on her own, but that doesn't solve the problem. it only avoids the issue. Is there a video dealing with my specific barking problem?

[@DogsThat]

Hi @lauriebenzie1386 we have a video to help - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGO5XmaAqK1-rKcsi=PcE36Onhj_7jvyJP

[@lauriebenzie1386]

Thank you. Now I have a plan! 😄

[@rogehnimunoz4327]

I really like your videos. Thank you again

[@DogsThat]

Glad you like them! Thank you @rogehnimunoz4327

[@jamesklein541]

Thank you so much! Outstanding tips. Never had the sadism needed to use the bark collar I bought, just threw it in the garbage.

[@kaynedarrell]

My sister’s dog barks when she and her husband hug! Any suggestions? Also, whenever she swims in the pool he barks frantically, as if he wants her to get out. He is very attached to her!

[@coor0kun]

Any extra tips for when you don’t know or can’t predict the trigger? My dog has an amazing nose and sometimes sniffs out things I can’t see or hear which get her all riled up, both at home and out and about. We used to live in an apartment with a ton of noises and it was impossible to know what set her off. So far I’m just reacting to her body language with management.

[@ammi_10]

My kids don't use the doorbell and Bella is usually quite but if they startle her by coming in quickly with energy she will bark or quietly woof until she knows who they are. This has been difficult to habituate because I never know when my son will so up.🤷‍♀️ I've seen her calmly watch a bunch of rowdy boys walk in (one was wearing a motorcycle helmet and talking muffled) and she just wagged her tail so it's the starting that's the trigger. She's gotten better with "on your bed" aka HZ but it's the unpredictably (and I'm not always home) that's making our progress slow but I do see progress. 😉 Any suggestions?🤔 One of the twins has already moved out so there's that option. 😁

[@chunkylucifa2767]

Love your ozzy T-shirt 😉

[@WendyHargreaves-g2n]

Thank you for your podcasts, I have a question about the barking protocol - I have seen some success in reducing barking in a few situations, eg getting out of the car, asking for food. but not if my dog barks during the training, eg playing the games. I interpret this as frustration, wants to get on with it. How would the protocol look if I was working on reducing barking. Do I ignore him until he stops.? Not a lot of training / games takes place then. One of the few times during training he does not bark is if I initiate training when he is in the crate. If it’s out on the floor the barking is there or he does a excited anticipation noise as if he is trying not to bark and the squeaks come out instead. Thank you

[@sharons.3870]

People need to learn and know that Animals have feelings and are like you said living beings, be Kind Loving And patient. It's about time humans become humane to animals.

[@suejones1607]

My dog barks during agility as she is super-fast and I’m not fast enough or good enough to keep her moving. This frustration makes her bark. I do a lot of distance work where I can and she loves that freedom and she’s totally focused and quiet. If our with my horse she loves to race us (my horse wants to too) so all the time I’m saying I want obedience from my horse my dog is barking and winding us all up!! Please direct me to helpful podcasts.

[@kyrajansen7745]

You can also change the doorbell sound itself (jingle instead of the traditional ding-dong). I did that for a rescue and it helped a TON.

[@yvonnegoodall29]

How do you stop a JR barking crazily at TV ads

[@TheHelenroberts]

what if I don't want to get a remote feeder?

[@dinaperezduran5428]

My problem is my 6 month old puppy barks at us for no reason and I don't understand why. It comes on all if the sudden. Can you tell me why. After that he tends to start biting

[@leilasesmero5910]

Thanks for highlighting how to use Classical Conditionning . THe remote feeder is an interesting idea. Did you have a chance to think about anxiety itself and CBD which sometimes is recommendend before triggers happen? Can you comment about that?

[@hope1922]

What kind of remote feeder are you using Susan? I am having a hard time finding one that doesn't make a sound when I press thee button

[@DogsThat]

Hi, it's the Pet Geek Remote Feeder (linked in the video description), but it does make a sound

[@angiebirt6977]

Hi oh my word I am so grateful for you. Do u only train collie's? I have a border Colliei, she looks like a black lab though. She is so fast and smart.

[@DogsThat]

Thank you Angie! Susan also has Belief, a sport mix and Tater, a bulldog mix, and has trained multiple breeds before 🐾

[@dianeniles2149]

My 3 year old Aussie demand barks . He’s very quiet herding, agility etc. but meal time he barks, if I talk too long with someone he barks, etc. he’s very “me” focused. I’ve tried all your suggestions, with minimal results - other ideas ?

[@NoelleDecker-Phillips-mu9wv]

Maybe reward the quiet wait between barking? My son taught our lab to "Whisper " bark without much sound. Mostly huff and chomp of teeth.

[@lilcoles]

My dog is a loopy lurcher, he's very very clever however he's not a border collie, he enjoys learning and once he understands a command he enjoys that communication very much, you can see in his face and his excited body language he's saying i did it, i understood what you asked and i did it, he's always clear in expressing that he knew what i asked he did it and he enjoys that, but thats at home, if there is anything else that's more exciting than our communication and unfriending even if its at home and he can see it out the window i lose him, he's very very reactive to most things if im honest, its not his fault at all, he was a lock down dog so socialising of any kind was not aloud (by law 🤣) so he just doesn't know how and he's so frantic at this point im struggling to even get his attention even at home if anything is going on outside the window! How can i help him? Please? He's really smart, so i know he'd thrive if i knew a way i could get through to him over any outside stimulation 😂 He's only interested in treats and toys if nothing else is going on so i need another avenue. If you have any advice at all I'd very much appreciate it 🙏 x

[@tabithabarton8213]

I remember hearing you talk about your different release words for your dogs. I currently have 1 release word but I want to develop a calmer word. How do you teach your dogs the difference between an energetic release word and a calm one?

[@MaryPoppyMom]

Curious what remote feeder you use and recommend? 🥰

[@DogsThat]

Hi! Please, take a look at the resources in the description of the video, you'll find the one Susan recommends there ⬆️

[@MaryPoppyMom]

I checked the resource list for the treat dispenser but it is not the same as the one in the video. Curious what Susan is using there. Thanks 😊

[@RaptorsGirl]

@@MaryPoppyMom the one in the video is called a pet tutor, and I don’t believe they make them anymore.

[@MaryPoppyMom]

Thanks! 🥰

[@angiebirt6977]

I have 5 dogs. I'm so overwhelmed. I know I can't train them all at once but do I teach each of them during the day?

[@DogsThat]

Hi Angie, here's a podcast with help for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2WvXqWXZcuqmZo Happy training!

[@Winky6931]

Will u be doing a video on focus as I’m struggling my dogs are so easy distracted they are shetlend sheepdogs

[@DogsThat]

Hi, here's a short video with Susan's insight: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKvWlqKloLCBkLc And here's a playlist with lots of help for you and your dogs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXLImoasabCJpZY Happy training!

[@johncspine2787]

The e-collars of today are a far cry from older versions. They are not “shock” collars. They use the same e-stim technology chiropractors use and doctors/exercise physiologists use on sore or spasming muscles (TENS) or use vibration (like a pager) and are not harmful or damaging to the dog in any way. I truly believe that Susan has great things to offer for dog training, but her example of the citronella collar simply show that her use of that was not proper. (You don’t strap on a brand new device, spray it with no introduction..) There are ways of using those devices that are not harmful, or don’t introduce unwanted fear behaviors. Those devices are also responsible for saving dogs’ lives that would otherwise be euthanized in shelters for unwanted behaviors.

[@UltravioletHeather]

It is minus 40 outside for this whole week which is making it difficult to be outside for or exercise. Sigh. Working on training as many times as we can. But the biggest reason our puppy is barking is because she sees our cat. We have the puppy in a really big pen and as we are in the middle of building our house, she doesn’t get many moments outside of her pen except when we take her out door for a potty break. The cat teases her and it is really difficult to have her stop barking when she sees him.

[@DogsThat]

Hi Heather, here's a video with ideas to exercise your dog at home: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2fMnJ5tqraWjqMfeature=shared Happy Training!

[@Zephyr73]

I spent $50 for a bark collar and sized it on my boy and took it off and while I was trying to figure out the mechanism I got a severe shock and thought I will not do this to him - never took it back, it is a reminder for me to think

[@janniert]

We would like to see how you use shush rather than the word quiet.

[@elainemagson213]

5:30 What to do

[@maryann5502]

My dog barks at my husband when he wants to play frisbee, but the only other time is at practice-agility and I’d like him to be a quiet dog

[@bisou7856]

The barking problem I am dealing with is that my 10 pound Schnauzer barks at our cat or wants to chase her at every opportunity she gets even knowing that the cat was already a part of the house when my dog was a puppy, something she developed as she got older, she is 6 years old now and goes crazy every the cats wants to go out or wants to come in. Help 😊

[@tommlincoln5901]

I have a service dog, that barks and whines when she sees other dogs. I have never been able to train her not to react with just a look

[@DogsThat]

Hi Tomm! We have a full playlist with resources for dogs that react, here's the link for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6SrfGBjh9SFoNU&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@tinekebeen8149]

when i let my dog in the garden he starts barking.he wants to get in again.and then he starts to bark over and over again.i just cant make him stop.i can handle it.but my husband has autism and cannot handle loud noises.what should i do?get rid of my husband?ha ha ha no seriously.he gives in.i dont.

[@lukelucy1980]

How about some content for People that Adopt or Foster Dogs with Barking and Aggressive towards other dogs.. Or Train people that Adopt or Foster, dogs on how Not to Babby the dog and Feed into Bad Habits / Behaviors. If I run into one more person that lets their "Storied" dog jump on me, or lunge at my Well Behaved, Well Mannered, Good Dog Park Behavior........... I'm going to start Voting Republican. !

[@DogsThat]

Hello there @lukelucy1980 - Susan's got you covered with an entire playlist dedicated to Rescue Dogs: kzbin.info/aero/PLphRRSxcMHy1uFZJTuWdJCjQYmjjOguax. You can also check out the great playlist we have on Reactivity & Aggression in dogs here: kzbin.info/aero/PLphRRSxcMHy0Tbd6ZybIXgJk3mtpBLLk7. These videos are going to be fantastic tools to help you set your dog up for success. (Sarah, DogsThat Team)

[@lukelucy1980]

@@DogsThat Thanks for that, Dog park has become a nightmare, a couple bad apples ruining the experience of many. I'll check them out for sure.

[@Rosie-js7jn]

Need help with my 9-month Chihuahua Barks when know people walk by us and chase them out the door 🥹😣

[@DogsThat]

Hi @Rosie-js7jn , good on you for looking for help for your pup! We have a full playlist with help for dogs that bark excessively: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noWWmaWkZbaNr6c&pp=gAQBiAQB Happy training 🐾 (Elena ~ DogsThat Team)

[@kimberlydrake8654]

congratulations on 100,000 subscribers. Happy Friday.🫶🏻💕❣️ are🥳