Trying to Train My Dog to be Good Around Other Dogs and My Cat!

[@indigomoon7848]

It would be awesome if you had a little banner at the start of each video in this series telling us how old she is as you go along! :)

[@christiansammut189]

He does

[@mmmirei]

I just got a 6 month old Border Collie/Shiba Inu rescue, and this series has been super helpful with potty training and chewing, which are his biggest issues. Keep doing what your doing!

[@mmmirei]

Jeronimo Stupenengo Pefaur he basically looks like a fox with a curly tail.

[@gillymac9363]

Ah he must be such a cutie!!!! 😍

[@mmmirei]

Gilly Mac he is!! He had the biggest eyes, and they are just so cute!!!

[@emily-uk9hf]

that sounds adorable!

[@underwrld_lynx13]

my mom loves Shiba Inus and border collies 😍

[@corgisandweims]

Awww! Indy and Inertia are playing so well together, now! How fun! It looks like she’s getting a little more interested in that frisbee, as well! What good girls you have! Thanks for another fun video! God bless and hugs to you, Bree and all the fur babies!☺️❤️

[@oldgamerchick]

Your puppy Inertia is doing very well. My puppy Chicky has been getting some free bits of time outside. Because my 65 year old hips and legs often give me a lot of trouble; when I toss a ball it sometimes goes further than her leash allows I drop my end and tell her to get her toy. Only once did I have to go get her. She was distracted by a bug. 😆 she still gets too excited by my landlord and his wife who is also my caregiver. She is mama number 2. We disagree on training. She thinks puppies should be allowed to be free range puppies. And train them when they are older. I tell her by then it's too late. Since my little girl is part Border Collie and part Australia Kelpie I am really glad your pup is Border Collie. Because of my age my friends were worried about keeping up with her. As I mentioned I can sit and toss the ball from my chair. So any Senior Citizens get a dog you love because they don't care if your standing or sitting. They just want to play. The majority of Chicks toys are balls of all types hard soft. Her favorite types are sqeekers that bounce good. She loves to jump for them. Sorry for such a long post. Love your videos. Ms Michal 🙃☕💖

[@benjohnson9644]

I have an 11 week old border collie and you have helped me sooo much! Use his tips! they work!!

[@jessa.4529]

When he carries Indie or says anything about her being in her advanced years **cries**

[@morganmyres5898]

We bring our corgi pup home in 5 weeks!! Your series and books have been super helpful!! We also just subscribed to Bark Box! Can't wait for this new journey. Thanks Zak!

[@electriccookie6241]

Can you do a video on your puppy behaving around a Christmas tree and presents? If you could it would be very helpful.

[@anna-wt2tz]

idk if he did the video, but if not i would practice leave it around the presents, give treats. desensitize the dog slowly. etc. sorry I'm 2 years late

[@MegaMusicalfreak]

My Heart melts everytime he kisses a dog

[@minski226]

I absolutely love this show! I have loved dogs my whole life but never had my own. When I was a teen I had my friends and their families bring their dogs to me if they were out of town for a week or two 😄 After I finnish my degree and have a more stabile lifestyle I really want to own a dog of my own

[@courtney4815]

We are getting our border collie puppy next weekend and this series has been so helpful. We will be rewatching it as she grows for training reminders. 🙂

[@CoreyWalker]

Just got a 8 week old golden retriever....definitely helpful seeing an untrained puppy like mine being trained. I’m so glad I found your channel the series is great!

[@ashleighventer110]

How’s your puppy doing?

[@GouramiNatural]

@@ashleighventer110 how is your puppy doing?

[@ashleighventer110]

@@GouramiNatural she’s doing great! She’s so big and playful

[@GouramiNatural]

@@ashleighventer110 awww thats so good 🥹

[@ashleighventer110]

How’s your puppy?

[@MLEvlog]

I can’t say enough good things about this series! Thank you so much for all the time you put into this!

[@TheAravisTarkheena]

It's so funny how my 3/4 Border/Aussie pup, Eevie, has similar face expressions to Inertia! Even how she reacts to things look almost the same. I keep thinking to myself, "That is so her!" Makes it easier to understand what's going on with raising Eevie when I see it clearly with you and Inertia. I second having a banner on the vid (at a consistent part of the video (so I know where to look--sometimes I miss it and have to keep rewinding back and forth to find it) and thumbnail. It'd make it easier to follow along and refer back to past videos where I need reinforcement on techniques. Great series!! We've been following since you started the series and the months in preparation for Eevie made it easier. It made me feel not so horrible or a failure if she wasn't picking up on things. Great reminders too to be prepared for impromptu training sessions, to be patient, and sometimes just let her be a happy pup. Thanks Zak, Bree, and Inertia!

[@oldgamerchick]

I was wondering if you have done a video for us old folks. I haven't seen all your videos yet been taking my time watching you and Inertia. She sure is a pretty young lady. Love yas Ms Michal

[@mikedoe1737]

Inertia is adorable but Indy (Indie?) is soooooooo gorgeous!!! ❤️

[@vikkieshoemaker-ellison8305]

i love how when you were trying to get inertia to settle around the other dogs during the play date and Ruthie followed you when you took inertia away and as you were getting inertia to settle Ruthie was settling and showing you hey i can do that too. it was just too cute

[@ingeborg-anne]

6:07 Ruthie's tackle though! Shoulder to shoulder, ref!

[@jpatt85]

When he said "YES!" I felt that.

[@emily-uk9hf]

xD!

[@saltyipaint]

“Ok so far it’s a bit of a disaster” My life like

[@adl5129]

I never used pads during my Berner pup’s potty training and she’s only had a few accidents, but I did take her out often so that could have helped a lot. I began my training at 2months, she’s now 3months and so far she is 98% house trained, 100% crate trained (up to 4hours), backyard patio and potty area trained (up to 3 1/2hours), car ride trained (4 1/2hours), stationary car trained (20 mins), has food manners (waits for approval to eat, “leave it” - “ok, go”), has absolutely zero food aggression, socialized around kids and adults but can be aloof toward some adults, knows commands like sit, stay, paw, what do you do with my hand (reminder not to bite), tug of war, fetch/go get it, and NO! Training her was easy! I primarily rewarded her with praises and belly rubs only using treats at the most distracting environments. Did I just get super lucky or is this pretty normal?

[@oldcrow6990]

Thanks for giving me so many things to consider with the new puppy!

[@mr_matt_man]

I love how you taught Indie to pee on mats even at 13. And people say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks.

[@amandadoor8700]

I can't wait to see Inertia's first frisby catch!!! That would be so exciting 😁😁

[@InsideTheDogWorld]

Great video. Socializing is my favorite thing to train dogs!!😍

[@terrybear5398]

I have been watching many of Zak's training videos. In the beginning, I found his methods encouraging and helpful. Now I'm seeing that his training is more like human, "progressive" psychology, being transferred on animal instinctual behaviors. He has commented, "...would you allow your child to do thus and such...? I don't think he has children? His training methods may be popular, but the effectiveness seems to be lagging or hit and miss (what we see at any point may not always be the full experience, or edited). He had 3 weeks to train Kona. His schedule was 24/7, and I'm sure he was getting paid good, on top of vids and advertising, etc. Letting many of the negative behaviors continue on, in the guise that Kona would 'eventually' get it. That defers your responsibility as the teacher, especially with biting. The whole psychology of letting Kona decide when he's ready, is promoted by you, the trainer. You wouldn't want your kid to think playing with matches, or run out in the street, is ever something for them to decide. Yes, there are as many factors in dealing with each dog and situation. Zak's own dog, Inertia, is a highly intelligent dog, who plays Zak like a fiddle. And those treats! Way overkill. Not sure of his sponsors either. Seem high end. My take away: Zak's training methods may be possible, but in all probability, not as effective as he portrays...in my opinion.

[@princesshrzria]

I agree. His videos are helpful and encouraging but some aren't that effective. As I watch this series (just started yesterday and currently binge watching it), I notice that he lets Inertia take control of him. He's right though that training pups depends on their moods but most of the time in these videos, Inertia's the boss. He's also had a lot of missed opportunities in training because he doesn't immediately corrects them. He lets Inertia do the action then corrects it like 5 or so seconds later. I have a Lab who's 18 weeks old and learns extremely fast. He learns in 1 second so my timing and reaction should be really quick too to avoid recurring behaviour. It's a struggle for me as well because I'm a first-time dog owner and my timing isn't that good so I'm learning alongside my pup.

[@anna-wt2tz]

I do agree, but two things can be true at once. I won't address everything, but as far as his methods not working, not every method will work for every dog. I watch so many different trainers and methods, and what I've learned is that if one method doesn't work there is always another. Sometimes the same method doesn't work on every single dog. The thing about zac is he refuses to use any kind of physical corrections, so he trades that with dealing with unwanted behaviors until they resolve. whether that be on their own, or by him using a different positive training style. For example, his teething videos didn't help me with my puppy (the whole give them a teething toy when they are teething on something you don't want them to did help tho), instead I very firmly and quickly screached. A technique I got from Victoria Stillwell. resolved the problem for me 🤷🏽‍♀️ This is just one of many examples. Zaks methods take A LOT, I mean ALOT of patience. And if you don't have that and time they won't work for you, and like I said different methods work for different dogs.

[@luigidunavi1387]

You are the best, I will be getting a new dog and I have been looking for a good dog trainer on KZbin for so long but you are the best it helps with everything I want to know about dog training!

[@gillymac9363]

Inertia is becoming more adorable with age bless her😍 It's a collie X JR I have. We're lucky because she has a playmate at the end of the lane; a full collie called Ollie. I've never seen 2pups so in love it's the sweetest thing to watch them play _Chase me_ & run around together🙏🏻😊

[@lou-annewegrzyniak5662]

Hey zak! You talk a lot about how inertia takes hints really well, but what about a dog who can’t seem to take a hint at all? My roommates dog is a very smart pup (too smart for his own good) but he seems to be very lacking in social cues. He bothers my own dog a lot and won’t take any hints to back off (he does it to humans too)

[@justovalverde2810]

I know this is late but I recommend trying to get friends and there dogs to socialize with ur dog, and maybe try introducing your dog and your roommates dog with a different approach

[@warmflash]

I’m enjoying this new series so much • Thanks for making it •

[@snuggsaccnt]

I'm so glad you're going to cover resource guarding in the next one! I just rescued a puppy that is about 16-17 weeks old, and she has resource guarding issues. We have been calmly petting her while she eats to get her used to being touched. She was a stray, so she needs a little extra TLC with training and trusting us. I do have a question..she has oral papillomas, and can not be socialized with other dogs her age until they go away. Is there anything I can do to socialize her while she is in quarantine? The vet said it might take up to 5 months before she is no longer contagious. Thanks!

[@CreativeDiamondDogs]

Love Frisbee with my collie. She's beginning to be able to catch it.

[@jaykkyawal2215]

1. Third video on frisbee. 2. Playing with indie, cat and other dog. . 3. When aggressive, pick her up or put her in krate to calm her down.. 4. Take her away from them and give her good behaviour training calm her, do basic training. 5. Teaching how to catch frisbee in the air.

[@jtbrooks1326]

I think both critics and fans should keep in mind that Zak is one trainer with a specific approach--as well as a slightly different lifestyle than the average pet owner, service dog handler, or even dog sport trainer... we viewers are always free to reject some of his advice without throwing out the pot; of course, if you are truly ethically opposed, and you think Zak is abusing his dog, then the most damage you can do is to report his videos and refuse to watch them, not throw shade in his comments section. The only abuse I see here is Indie's face at being praised and filmed while peeing... not at all dignified for a mature lady ; )

[@cake1159]

I agree with you about not throwing out the pot. I've actually taken a lot of info and techniques from his videos but I think it's also fair to criticize the lack of flexibility in his approach and his unwillingness to be more assertive. Imagine someone with this dog that doesn't have the ability to train it 8 hours a day trying to use these techniques without telling the dog no ever. It would be a disaster. So I think it's okay to let those people know there's other very much humane techniques you can include with a track record of success

[@jtbrooks1326]

@@cake1159 I agree completely that people should feel free to critique his methods and describe other techniques / have those discussions in the comments. It seems that each installment of the series attracts more and more hostility though, and I hate to think that viewers will chalk up all of his perceived failures to why positive training doesn't work and dismiss anything he says--which some seem to be doing.

[@cake1159]

@@jtbrooks1326 yeah that's fair. I've had to check a bit of my own negativity tbh. I guess it can be so polarizing because one side seems to take a holier than though side and demonize the other side which makes them defensive in return and it seems there's little room for middle ground online these days (which is where I would put myself) 🤷‍♂️ but you're right, hateful comments no matter your position on training are not useful and not productive.

[@-loosechalk-]

Has this guy ever competed in IPO/the like? Don't think he ever could.

[@jtbrooks1326]

@@-loosechalk- I know he and his border collie Venus won a number of frisbee competitions, couldn't tell you which.

[@brendabolin7178]

I let my puppy and cat be together from the start. They get along great 👍

[@mamesmck5236]

Ooo the next episode is going to be good!

[@rebecca5848]

Inertia is almost as big as Indy!!!

[@nikolastoner8226]

Watching Inertia not quite understand frisbee yet makes me realize how truly special George (no relation) was, frisbee prodigy

[@connormoran990]

One way I’ve taught my dog to catch/chase a frisbee is by having him model after another dog. I put him on a back tie and built a ton of frustration out of him while watching me play with my other dog who knew how to play disc. After I let him off the back tie he knew exactly what to do.

[@gabriellapettinato3214]

Hi! i am thinking of getting a puppy. will you maybe tell me all of the supplies you need before you get a puppy... a video or send a list would be super helpful! Thank You so much for your videos Zak!

[@kkkkaaaatttt]

I would really love to see a video of everything that Indie knows! Kind of a "look at the finished product" type video

[@lulamoonlight7098]

Idk how you have such patients

[@auw23]

OMG HELLO IM A HUGE FAN I LOVE UR VIDEOS!!!!!!! I’m a bit of a weirdo cuz I don’t have a dog and I’ve watched all ur vids LOL ur the best KZbinr Zak 🤪🤪🤪🤩🤩🤩🤪☺️😛🙂🙂🧐😜😉😋😂😋😝🙂

[@VegeMe]

About cats, I do not like them. I in fact hate them.But I love dogs so much!!! But I am still glad you have Angela for Inertia to learn how to be good around cats. Because cats still deserve safety and not getting bitten by dogs. But I always love dogs

[@MaddieYchama]

Interesting, we began introducing our 2-3 month Aussie to other puppies, and he was very aggressive with the first puppy. She reacted negatively to him and he learned to hold back a little. With the other dogs he still nips a lot and has a lot of "defensive biting" which gets worse as they get more excited w/ eachother (even when the other dog overpowers him he still tries to get over them and bites them) so it's hard to teach him that it's not okay to be so rough with other dogs.

[@puls3clan162]

Thank you

[@mlskitty]

I love the frisbee training you share in the videos. Keep it up! I am training my puppy also to catch and return the frisbee and this is very helpful! Also, I notice your furniture is all leather. Is leather a better choice for sofas for dogs and cats versus upholstered sofas? We are ready to get a new sofa and from the looks of your house, leather was the choice because of the animals! Love the leash training you sneak in also! YES!

[@karansinghrajput5416]

You are doing a great job (not actual job) but a great work

[@Animal_packk]

i love your videos zak

[@lynnrixson1094]

Excellent advice as always 😊😊

[@Elentarien]

Kind of makes me feel better to see you having to work so hard too. lol I'm a 'trainer in training' and my own dog is. . .so much of a challenge. Unhhh. (I mean, she's literally had me in tears so many times since she came. sigh) She is now three years old and we just got a new kitten. We already have one older cat and she's great with him (little thoughtless at times. . .stepping on his tail by accident, etc...but all in all, really good) but the new kitten...you'd think it was a new beast entirely. She gets SO excited that I can barely control her (she's 80lbs, smaller in size, but built like a little tank!), and by the time I get her to calm down, the kitten has disappeared. It's making the over-all 'introduction' and getting them used to each other SO darned HARD (not to mention stressful). We also have some trouble with this 'explosive' excitement with other (strange dogs) DESPITE all the calm-training we do. Some dogs just seem way more challenging than others. Inertia is adorable. She looks like such a happy pup.

[@blond_albatraoz_9888]

Work on heel,do it around other dogs-if the dog doesnt listen give it a correction. I dont see whats so hard about it :)

[@TrustandobeyGod]

Zak, can you please make a video on how to teach the settle command??

[@miluskah.2961]

Your videos are great and awesome

[@thebiblemessenger]

If you notice.. cats are a bit more easily angered than dogs. But I just love that picture of Venus, Supernova, and Alpha Centauri..

[@leaflover9625]

We trained our Aussie on pee pads when she was a puppy. We still keep one down on the floor in case of emergencies. She will use at night if she has a messy poop. Makes it much easier to clean up.

[@sashazaher]

Wait you have a Australian shepherd I am getting one in May and I have some questions 1. As a puppy what is the energy level from 1-10 2. Does your Aussie bark to much 3. If you have any younger siblings or something does it play with the kid 4. Is it possible for you to tell me some things that are pretty hard to deal with so I can be prepared If you can answer these questions I would very thankful Thanks

[@leaflover9625]

Hi Sushi. Aussies are wonderful dogs. Yes, they are high energy, not as much as Border Collies but they need a lot of exercise. Don’t get an Aussie puppy unless you like to walk and play outside a lot. Aussies will bark but not too much. Our dog stops barking when we tell her to be quiet. Aussie will play with kids and they will stay near them outside. You will need to train your puppy just like Zack does in these videos. Watch him and do the best you can. Just remember that no dog will be happy if you leave them alone a lot. So don’t get a puppy if you’re really busy and don’t have time to devote to them. One more thing that takes time is grooming an Aussie. They have thick coats and need regular brushing.

[@sashazaher]

Thank you that really helped a alot and I made sure I can give it much exercise and attention since I am not really ever that busy once again Thanks 😊😊😊

[@VanessaGonzalez-cp1js]

It's 1:09 Am and tomorrow I'm gonna get a boxer German Shepherd puppy mix (shelter)

[@robinb.4868]

I have a lab which is a bit of a cheat when it comes to fetch training but it's reassuring to see Inertia playing with the frisbee. I wonder if all dogs can learn eventually if trained early enough? I'd love an aussie or border collie but I do love retrievers because fetch is so much fun and they often make it easy.

[@AcceptAllLove]

omg first comment! Ive never been this early for anything in my entire life hahaha. good work, zak!

[@cookiebeast8871]

Ok, this is the most random thing ever, but Angela is a Ravenpaw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only warrior cats fans will get it.

[@tabytastick]

Haha, poor Ruthie. She is all, "Hey I does the tricks, I gets no treat?"

[@Xplicid]

My 8 week pup literally learnt to go on grass in a week ... I dunno what’s so hard lol

[@blond_albatraoz_9888]

thats why i dont like potty training-in my opinion it just complicates things and isnt clear for the dog.

[@alexaranda8152]

Some dogs don't pick it up so well

[@cherylsolazzo6153]

I remember when my dog chewed & figged up his bed. That was not good to come home to. Now he has blankets

[@izzytheminigoldendoodle]

I'm izzy thank you for teaching me all your tips and tricks

[@johnarmas9589]

Hi, love your videos. We are pu a puppy next week. Do you have a video on introducing a puppy to an older dog. What to do when we arrive home with the puppy. We have a crate and puppy pen. Feeling nervous like a new parents. lol. Also feeding the pup and when to feed our 5 year old schnoodle. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

[@Spacey7]

You should praise Indie when you praise the pup after playing.

I really love to have the gilde book but i can’t be able to book it on amazon. Could you tell me the another way to get “ dog training revolution”. Thank you!

[@gabbys2468]

I never understood the peeing on pee pads thing. We put a bell on our door and taught her how to ring it. Then we started letting her out when she would ring it and she learned to pee outside within a week

[@Jess1ica2]

Gabriela Scholz same! But it’s great for apartment living and travel.

[@brancakes94]

Where did you get your bell thing from?

[@gabbys2468]

Brandon Heuchert just a local pet store but if you google housetraining dog bells you’ll find some

[@DeepakSingh-br9jh]

She's a cute angel 😍

[@Charline-Venefica]

Watching this, I feel tempted to try and replace the food bowl by a frisbee : intense focus guaranteed 😁 (at least for my dog)

[@TulkOrkan]

I was introduced to this channel through morai

[@VegeMe]

Moira...

[@helend2820]

Hi Zak, do you have any advice / videos on handling situations where an off leash dog approaches your dog? I take my puppy to parks on a long line too, but am concerned about what to do in those situations when my dog is on a leash and a random dog runs up to him. Thanks for all your great videos!

[@federik-lu4bx]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ❤❤❤

[@wasColette]

What type of harness do you use on Inertia?

[@TheFallenMisery]

Any tips when your puppy doesn’t get the hint from your cat?

[@shockdrive7300]

What breed is indie

[@YeniiAnimations]

Eyy, my mom and me want to adopt a 3 year old female staffy from a shelter! She is scared of being abandoned. Is there a way i proof to her that it’s gonna be okay?

[@mayageorge1847]

You have to give her at least three months to decompress before you really go into a lot of training. Whatever happened to her, now its up to you to gain her trust.

[@bobandjerishaffer1001]

Zak has a separation anxiety vid I think.

[@roseannecarratkinson4271]

I love your videos! But I baby sit my grandpuppy (Gemma, a Mini Aussie) and I can't get her to leave my cats alone. My daughters cat has let Gemma know that she is not a toy. My cats have tried but she gets more aggressive. Do you have a video or advice on what to do?

[@tsarpeteri8578]

My dog hates dog ever since she got attacked and got severely injured. Every time she sees a dog she might go rage mode. And she use to be so lovable towards them :,(. The good news is she really loves humans . You can rob our home and she will want you to take her as well probably either because you might have food, ball or a ice cream

[@pomeraniandogmacana5237]

My dog always plays

[@mariannelathrop856]

Can you demonstrate what you do with a mature dog that is leash reactive please?

[@terrybear5398]

What good are 'tricks', with treats, if you have no control?

[@kazoot8265]

I've watched these videos for a while now and have been wanting to get a puppy. I was wondering what age you would want your puppy to be when you get it.

[@tzlil07]

Hey , can you explain how did you inroduce your dogs to your cat ? I'm adopting a dog soon and I already have a cat at home and I'm trying to figure out how to inroduce between them

[@ScarletxKitsune]

What type of dog is Indy?

[@buster4087]

Is inertia a rough or smooth coat border collie?

[@maddyc3462]

ツBUSTER looks rough

[@dinana8894]

My sheprador will NOT leave the cat alone. Or pretty much anything that moves really. So frustrating.

[@dinana8894]

@Desiree Palmer I'm pretty sure she just wants to play. She's 7 months old. Thanks for info.

[@lou-annewegrzyniak5662]

How long have they been around each other? I had the same issue when we first got our cat but it seemed to resolve itself over time as my dog came to understand that the cat is another member of the family and not a fun new toy just for him :p I think it took around 2-3 months, although he will still chase her sometimes if she runs away.

[@Bebelle10]

If its difficult trainning a Border Collie, imagine other breeds...

[@oliviagaissert3206]

border collies are one of the easiest dogs to train if you know how to properly train them, it only takes 5-10 repititions for them to learn new tricks. They are the most intelligent dogs.

[@rebeccaabrams3079]

I’ve got a lab/Aussie mix and we thought she was a border collie mix at first (shelter dog) because she’s just SO whip smart. She’s 5 months old, fully potty trained, knows a bunch of tricks that she learned super fast, and is generally behaved .... she’s just stubborn!

[@LivingAble]

I have been on that puppy pad site for 30 minutes and can't find the actual sizes. I see the cups part but not the inches. Can you tell me the dimensions of the biggest? I want some but I need to know how big they are and it's not easily found on the website

[@SlicksGaming]

Do not do puppy pads. They will become reliant on it and it would be very difficult to get your dog to not pee in the house. A dog is a responsibility and you shouldn't take the easy way out through puppy pads. Take your dog outside to use the bathroom.

[@wizsmartbypetix8646]

the ultra and the super are 22" x 23.5". the Ultra xl is 31.5" x 23.5". .

[@lonestar3983]

I just adopted a straight dog. He is a LARGE DOG,. He is probably a year old and doesnt have any training. I have 2 cats . How can I train him to be an inside dog, not to pull on his leash and to get along with my cats. Do you think can be possible?..

[@MathewFuller22]

I'm having a problem with my puppy, she keeps chewing up her beds and we have to through them out

[@parkerdixon3028]

anything fun 2 don’t give her a bed then

[@Amy-mp5mi]

What would you do about an older dog that snaps whenever another dog tries to play with her and jumps on her?

[@mr.k3609]

Are beagles hard to train?

[@loriebedard3985]

Kennlenard Umadhay Well, they’re very stubborn. I personally don’t have that much experience but, from what I’ve heard, they can be.

[@ronniegreen8429]

Looks like the cat is the best trainer

[@anandrajeev8205]

My dog is 2 year old . My friend have a golden retriever she also 2 year old but they are not getting friend each other. what can i do sir.

[@RedWolf-ey9gd]

I need help potty training my dog lmao its been 3 months and she still isn't pottytrained

[@ashleygerein9111]

What kind of leash is this and how long?

[@karla.Warla.ding.dong1]

What do I do when I have an older dog who will not stop pooping in the house, FYI he is a Chinese crested and he is six years old

[@sreenny8445]

What treats do you use?

[@djmix117]

I’m having trouble having my dog bring back the toys and he decides to run away from me. What can i do?

[@shreyanshsrivastava1390]

Sir I have an Indian spitz dog He only listens to commands when I've got something to eat for him else he doesn't follows them.... Please help.. Thank you

[@blond_albatraoz_9888]

Start balanced training. I would recommend Robert Cabral for you sir.