I HAVE to get this dog to STOP BITING & JUMPING! REALITY Dog Training.

[@zakgeorge]

Here is a playlist with ALL of Moira's episodes in order: kzbin.info/aero/PLMssKIjsDxXloC9yXGfTrFSqdYMmx2jEO Thank you for being here!! Leave a comment and let us know what you think about this series, and give us your suggestions for future videos!! 🤩

[@rachels1616]

My 4 month old Rottweiler is a sweetheart, but one thing she is doing is biting my daughter's dog's legs, ears, and his lips. He is a cocker spaniel and he doesn't stand up for himself. She doesn't bite me at all, obdience training she past with flying colors. I train her, I had more than one Rottweiler. I train her everyday. and play also. I just want her to stop biting him. Also the cocker lives with my rottie. They play everyday, but sometimes when Roxy my rottie tries to get him to play by shoving a toy in his face. I do a correction noise and she will.listen. Outside she does the extra biting Cooper.

[@sb.yourstruly]

My GSD 8 months old female has these exact same issues and only seems to be getting worse as she grows older. I’m 5’1 and my kiddo is 7. My dog Savage nearly towers us now, she’s strong! and we need desperate help! I’ve called every training facility in the area and they wait list is months on end long and not to mention $3 grand+ I’ve followed all your videos and have tried all the tips and tricks but her play biting is getting worse as she’s getting bigger and stronger!! She is in no way aggressive but she jumps on us (face level) and only obeys when “she” chooses too. She constantly challenges me (mostly my daughter) which is interesting.. when my daughter isn’t home, she behaves so much better. But she almost “competes” with my daughter as if she’s a dog or someone in competition with. Likely she just wants to play and she has a ton of energy. She knows the basic sit down lay down stay etc. but she is nearly impossible to walk her on a leash as she pulls and jumps on everything. She slips her harness and I’ve tried multiple brands. I’ve had dogs my entire life and she is my by far the most difficult and over stimulated dog I’ve EVER dealt with! Again, she’s not bad (and I admit it’s likely user error) She is very similar to this dog on the video though, which gives me some hope that she can change! I’m at a loss as to what to do at this point. My arms and legs are all scratched and or bitten up from her “puppy bites and scratches” I cannot get a muzzle on her for the life of me, she pulls them off. I’ve purchased Every single “lead, slip lead harness collar etc. but she won’t close her mouth long enough for me to get them on her. She bites her leashes or chokes herself crazy when I attempt to walk her. I feel like I’ve tried all I know how to do at this point, with the exception of professional help. Which is 1) hell of expensive and 2) apparently no one has the time.. If you or anyone can help me I WILL thank you with my life!!! I love my dog but i may have to find her a new home if this continues on (for the sake of my daughter) 😩 please please help!!

[@jakedogg4206]

@@sb.yourstruly I am just watching/scanning thru these videos & noticed your comment. Am not a professional dog trainer. However, I have know exactly what you are experiencing. Have had dogs dogs my entire life ,began rescuing labs when I was in my teens and a few years ago(10) took on my first GSD rescue. Can first tell you for sure that alot of progress can be made with a GSD much like a Labrador that has "behavior issues" like you are experiencing...and that is lots of engaging activity & exercise. I know that sounds like a simply answer to what is a daily struggle for you. BUT let me say this- It Will be the most amazing relationship you have ever had with a dog if you don't give up and make it thru these difficult times with your GSD. It's also important to mention that this happens frequently with GSD's and it can be very detrimental to a GSD and their ability to develop into a well behaved dog/pet if it gets caught up in a cycle where it goes from one home after the other as most people do not know and are not equipped or have the true desire to give the time to truly own/train a GSD. They tend to build strong bonds with people and being handed over(which happens way more than you can imagine) is a hurdle for the dog to get past. You can only imagine what eventually becomes of GSD's that find themselves in these types of cycles. I don't know an answer to this. A better job could be done by the breeders to better vet whether or not potential new owners are capable and are completely aware of what is going to be required of them. Don't want to judge or persuade/prevent anyone from owning a GSD from being able to do so. Know that almost all people have great intentions and are often experienced dog owners. But almost more often than not you see the same cycle where people get a GSD and it is not something that they are prepared for and either tie it up to a tree and throw it a bowl of food once or twice a day or they recognize that its somethimng that they can't handle or don't have the time or desire to deal with and give it away to someone else who does not know or is not capable of owning/training the dog...and the cycle continues. forgive what may seem like a rant, but see it all the time and it is the dog that ultimately pays the price. GSD's are the most intelligent dogs and have the desire /capability to be the best dog a family or an individual owner could ever had. Hate to see this happen so, please do not give up on the dog. I PROMISE YOU it will be the best dog and the most satisfying dog owning experience that you could ever imagine. Please update on what your current situation is with your GSD and if there is anything at all I could do to help you please do not hesitate to reply. Am in the process of trying to put together a rescue/help network in my region to help people with GSD's who are in situations like yours and/or help facilitate the re-homing of GSD's who have been given up due to behavior issues by tarining potential new owners to better increase the success.

[@notlisztening9821]

Please tell me what to do if my 6 month old pup still viciously attacks me, when she gets her zoomies. It's so aggressive, I have to suppress the urge to kick her (which I of course have never done), when she jumps at my legs, trying to bite them.

[@leejennifercorlewayres9193]

@@notlisztening9821 Same problem here. Personally I think they are being remotely mind control programmed to act out more. It's so aggressive. I've put a prong collar on mine as it's the only way I am able to stay safe, and he even challenges the prong! I'm going to try some odd noises next I think. Someone suggested downloading an air horn app. I've also seen dog repellent noise makers for sale in PetSmart.

[@samanthastubberfield8975]

Honestly finally seeing a video with an actual untrained dog which alot of are dealing with right now is so refreshing. I mean if zach a dog trainer is getting frustrated and struggling slightly to train this dog, imagine how us normal non dog trainers feel hahaha. I am currently in the exact same situation with my dog, thankfully he is half the size of the german shephard but that doesnt make it any easier when he is in public. Watching and learning all i can too help myself help my dog. Just like this girl, it is not her fault she hasnt learned before now, and its not my dogs fault either. It always comes down to the owners. So im glad i can watch these real videos to learn how to be a better dog mum to my dog.

[@weeatpizza7806]

Zac is a fraud.

[@tweetspie06]

Zak talking about being frustrated makes me feel 10x better trying to teach my dog to stop jumping and biting

[@Catherine3385]

Same

[@1cbrracer]

It's easy to address. 1st don't listen to him. 2nd. Every time you dog starts to jump you pop the leash. It's soon stop. Don't mess around ramming food in its face.

[@tweetspie06]

@@1cbrracer your unsolicited advice is not helpful.

[@Karen-to8jr]

@@tweetspie06 Good for you for not listening to Bruce Peterson! He is obviously not a professional trainer. If you want a program that may help you with your dog, let me know and I will post links to 2 programs by professionals who know what they are doing. One is free and the other is an online course that does cost. Hang in there! Your dog can learn a new behavior. Good luck with your training!

[@tweetspie06]

@@Karen-to8jr we're starting Zak's 30 day pupford academy today, so hopefully we'll have a different pup in 30 days!

[@bavanisomusubbarayan7438]

entire reason for the improvement of moira is becoz of your calm and collected mindset and having the patience of training such a hyper dog is mind blowing to watch ..........you r an amazing trainer ✨✨

[@rhondamorgan2502]

Truly appreciate your 'real life' approach. I was getting so frustrated with trainers who teach you with dogs who already know what to do! I feel like I can actually be successful and know how to handle when my pup doesn't do it exactly right the first time! Thank you!

[@TheKaurK]

I mean I know that all of us really appreciate Zak working through some really tricky stuff with such patience.. but did anyone see how effectively Zak got Moira to shift her biting towards licking?!? I saw it unfold slowly in front my eyes but it still feels like a magic trick haha. Zak is a genius dog trainer through and through.

[@tms7445]

The biggest lesson I am getting from Zak's videos is to BE PATIENT, which is so hard, especially for me! I want my Moira 2.0 to stop barking at other dogs NOW! You often can't see the progress when you are in the middle of it, but even 2 seconds of more focus on you is progress. Celebrate the small successes and don't focus on perfection.

[@midnightrainbow6299]

I agree and I think Zak is doing fantastic with Moira. I love seeing the change in each video with how much she's progressed.

[@marywigle9668]

I've had my rescue for a little over a year he is 2.5yrs now and I live on a corner lot. I don't know that the neighbours see the improvement on the barking it is slow but happening.

[@Digitalhunny]

TMS, I promise, if you _really_ try, patience will come more naturally with age. But again, you've gotta wait to get there.😂😂

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[@chandaharkins4418]

Sadly, I believe that is probably a huge reason a lot of dogs end up either in the shelter or just really misbehaved. Training a dog is work, and it is constant. I can't even imagine having human children. Haha!!

[@shanleymello6527]

Amazing progress Moira and the George family. Moria's future is very bright all due to the time, patience, and effort from the George family. Thank you all for helping this beautiful girl become her best self.

[@curiouswiki3084]

Can't believe my eyes, Moira's getting trained it's going to be the best happy ending⚡

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

I know right, its so heartwarming! 🥰

[@BaloosCluesOriginal]

🤗💕

[@LorenRodrigues]

Me and my husband just adopted a 10 months old shepherd/husky mix and OMG THE BITING and jumping from excitement is awfuuuullll. We have decided that we’ll do everything we can to train her because she’s our baby ❤️

[@betteldottel]

Did you find a solution?

[@errkel12344]

This is exactly the motivation I need. I rescued a 2yr old pitbull mix and she does exactly this! She can be intimidating to people that don’t know that she’s just playing. She’s such a sweetheart and I can’t wait to try these tips with her!

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Moira is going to be such a good dog when she gets adopted!

[@dazzlingblack6136]

She's already adopted 😭❤

[@WOLFIExBABYxSAMMIE]

If she knows the word "ok" means she is released and can go after the thing you threw based on sessions prior, perhaps try asking for a "sit" a "stay" and then say "come", not "ok". She knows what "come" means but she also seems to know "ok" is a release. Just a thought. This series is helping me a ton with my pup

[@rmbtd]

The reason she is struggling to come to you when passing a toy, is because you are giving her the release command first "okay." You're saying "okay, come" The release command tells her that she is free to do whatever she wants, she is out of command. Just give her the "come" command by itself, it will help to make things more clear for her.

[@yordichavez7748]

Lots of progress is going on and you are doing great as a trainer 👍

[@lydiaajohnson]

Thank you for this series. I just adopted a big jumper. I chose her because she is athletic as we live on a boat. She needs to jump on and off the boat at the dock. She loves to greet people by jumping, so I am working on that. Because he loves jumping, I have taught him to jump for treats. To get his energy stabilized, I take him to the playground where he climbs the ladder, goes down the little slide, and crawls through the tunnel. He’s learning to catch a frisbee, etc. By training him that it’s okay to jump for fun, but not on people, I hope to let him be himself when and where it’s appropriate. Many thanks because you are teaching me how to teach my dog. Thank you.

[@Aurora-uf1di]

This series is consistently fantastic. Thank you for your hard work! Moira is brilliant!

[@songsayswhat]

Moira treated that Dremel like a toy. Also noticed you said "okay" to release her from the stay and she (I think) thought the "okay" meant it was alright to check out the toy. A great way to show that a change in circumstances pushes the training backwards until the dog makes the connection.

[@mathiasjensen5057]

I also noticed the "okay" as a release word. And then "okay come" as a recall, might have worked better with a "Moira come" but I don't know 😊 Love the videos btw 🙂

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

Yes--George, PLEASE keep using "okay" as a "release word"--it helps her be able to focus and do what you ask, so much!!

[@hauberty]

Love seeing Zak doing this! Lots of GSD owners say that Zak's method is not applicable to high energy breeds as GSD, which turns out to be wrong! Great video!

[@lol-bp6dq]

Agreed. My GSD responded well to Zak and Kikopup training

[@asherthepug6337]

I love this series a little tooo much!!! Moira is such a smart doggy and you bring out the best in her❤ Love your training methods

[@Katpiratefan275]

I have my own Moira we just adopted lasted. Shes 10months old so still some puppy in her, a shepherd Pittie mix, and very reactive to other dogs. Trying to work on the reactivity so I can take her out on adventures and have her be ok around other animals. Plus being on the spectrum and concept of time and patient is still a challenge to wrap my mind around for a dog. But she's showing progress and watching Zak's videos is helping. Though he makes it look so easy!

[@JerAndBillyBoughtAHouse]

OMG just from the beginning of this video this is EXACTLY my dog!!! Jumps, snaps, bites when he gets overly excited. I'm gonna be watching all of these!

[@midnightrainbow6299]

I've been watching the series with Moira and I love seeing the massive change with her and how patient you are with Moira. She's such a smart and beautiful dog and will no doubt find the perfect family who will love on her.

[@cinnamongirl622]

Thumbs up for Deb!!! 🤗 (and Moira,Zak,Bree,Indy,and of course,Miss Inertia too!) 💕 I am thoroughly enjoying this series!

[@jusbeme4me]

Finally I find a helpful video. Left over puppy biting is a great way to explain this. I have a 1 year old Golden Doodle that communicates with his mouth and nipping. It hurts!

[@flightsimulater12]

I really like this series. It really provides a realistic insight into how to train a dog especially for newbie owners like me. So informative and educational, words cannot express how grateful I am for this series. I really hope to be a better owner to my dog after all my learnings.

[@MCA2A]

Thank you so much for doing what you do

[@arnav8815]

Zak is so dedicated!!

[@lorisacket5992]

This is my dog! She's a black lab. I'm so excited that there's some hope for us. Thank You!!

[@john-claudejpep6654]

I'm continously reading my new dog so when I get a feeling he's going to come towards me I say come here Bently! I love these videos Zak! We're really making progress with our new dog!

[@cardmaster2.081]

Love all your videos Zak and maybe in the future you can do a series on a Belgian malinois

[@piffdaddy420]

i been trying for 5 months doing this technique trying to get my GSD to stop play biting. hes 8 months old and super playful and friendly but he doesnt listen to me unless he knows something is in it for him. so he will literally start smelling my pockets to see if i have treats and behaves accordingly. hes a little too smart. lol

[@BoysRus0403]

Same with my 6mo golden retriever. He’s an angel but once he gets over stimulated it’s over 🫠

[@TocharaehD]

This is great information. WHat a lovely pupper. I need to work on the play biting with my doggo who is 2 years old, and this is very very helpful. Moira is such a sweetie. If I had a bigger place I'd gladly take her in.

[@christina1336]

Such a smart girl!

[@atharvajain4452]

Moria’s behaviour makes me want to adopt her. She is so cute!

[@jennifert3528]

Dog is gorgeous! Puppy is so cute, acts just like my miniature poodle, loving, playful and attentive! Great training and smart tips!

[@Collective-ss1zt]

THANK YOU SO MUCH ZAK, the puppy biting and treats on licks was SO helpful!

[@petparty9867]

She is doing so good!

[@jessyvanhorn9143]

Reminds me so much of my dog. He is 11 months old and is STILL very mouthy. We have worked on providing a toy to bite rather than human limbs since he was a puppy, but he still tends to explore with his mouth. I will try this next step. Jumping and over excitement with guests is another major issue! He s a covid pup, so visitors are rare. A 73 lb dog jumping at you can be overwhelming!

[@cynthiadefillippi3749]

This is just the series I needed for my chompy guy, thanks!

[@ctwiggyrun7623]

Thanks again for this gem of a series. I just came back to this episode with my 5 month old puppy who has been loosing her teeth and loves to bite my gloves. Apparently stuffing + leather makes a great chew toy - who knew? 😅 Just noticed you said golden opportunity with the golden retriever outside. I love the subtle puns you work in. The way you work them in seamlessly while managing a rescue and making your own show is awesome.

[@jessicalindstrom9978]

Thank you so much for this video. I've rescued many dogs and in November brought home a one-year old 120lb Cane Corso who had been rehomed twice for being "aggressive". Turns out he's not aggressive at all, but his play biting was just being misinterpreted. A big dog with a big bite would be scary for someone who isn't used to large and in charge breeds, I'm sure. I've tried many ways to use distraction to break him of it, but didn't think to use a squeaky toy - which he loves. Your video helped me realize what I was missing. Hopefully he will be over it in no time.

[@khxliakhxlia3605]

Same. I have a cane corso. He jumps and bites me sometimes. I know if he wanted to he could break skin but he is just seriously bruising me so I try to figure out what to do without violence but its frustrating bc nothing really seems to make him stop much

[@TulkOrkan]

This series really Made me want to get a German Shepherd dog

[@churchgir1]

Aww I absolutely love the painting of baby inertia!

[@amparogarcia6932]

YESSSSSS! I been waiting for this video! I just got both Zak Georges books and i'm so excited to read them as soon as they get here

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Same!!

[@utrose]

So...you teach her that when you drop a toy, she ignores it, and you say “okay” she gets to grab the toy. It’s pretty obvious why when you drop a toy, say “okay”, and then “come”, she grabs the toy. Don’t say “okay” if you want her to come. Just give the recall command. Okay means that she gets to break and do what she wants so of course she will be confused and grab the toy, like she did, because that is how you trained her. It seems pretty apparent in that lesson that if you wouldn’t cross your commands that she would have listened.

[@jowitaj1882]

Fantastic video!!! Its always great pleasure to watch you train dogs !!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Moira is very clever pup. Cant wait to your next episode with her. Greetings from Canada 😘😘😘

[@behav-n-dogs6249]

I hope this comes across in a respectful way. So I noticed you say "ok" for her to go after the toy. You then say she is a little hesitant to release to go after the toy at the "ok". Yet later when you are working to call her past the toy you also say "ok" followed by "come". Perhaps saying "come" without the "ok" will be less confusing for her? I think she is trying to figure out when it is truly ok to go for the toy. Also just some thoughts on toy retrieval, perhaps use something like "go get it" or "fetch" for a release to the toy, and save the "ok" for releasing out of a stay position. Also when you do use "come" or "here" she seems to know to focus on you much better then the "ok come".

[@ar.3363]

She is a very intelligent ❤❤❤

[@galaxyandluna]

Best dog trainer on youTube

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

💯

[@liladooley8215]

I love your videos zac! We got a puppy recently and all she wants to do is bite our toes so your videos are helping a lot!

[@RachelBrennan]

Love these videos so much, they are so helpful! Especially this series with Moira

[@Elena_Serrano]

I've been taking my 7 year old dog on walks, she loves them! Except for the fact that pretty quickly we encounter reactive dogs that bark a lot. I'm gonna be honest I never socialized her when she was younger(I know, I know!) But I've been using positive reinforcement and she is doing great! She pretty much ignores them now!! So proud of her!!!😍❤❤

[@anastasiaforbes7084]

What I realize watching his videos is that you have to try different things with ur dog. Not everything works for every dog. Like for when he was trying to get her to come to him with the toys right there. He had to start off by being close. Other dogs you could probably start off further. Every dog is different and that’s why I like his videos because even he has to figure out makes the dog listen.

[@haileymiller9222]

What type of harness do you use again? I know you've said it in a past video but I can't seem to find it for the life of me!

[@jana1457]

AfaIk it's the Balance Harness by blue-9.

[@Beyond-bl4lx]

What is the leash that is tied to you and the dog used at 7:10? This dog's behavior is so similar to my 1.5 yr old German Shepherd/Australian Collie mix. He has within the past few months become reactive on the leash and when he is tied up in our yard. He charges and lunges and barks at dogs that walk by and certain people that he doesn't like. Dogs he is unfamiliar with he is extremely reactive on the leash, even dogs he met when he was a puppy but stopped consistently seeing he acts this way towards. When he was a puppy he did not exhibit this behavior and when he at the dog park off leash he is perfectly fine. It is only on the leash and when on the line in the yard he acts this way. The biggest problem I am now experiencing is he tries to bite people. Just as when your mother in-law visited and the dog in this video was so sweet that is how my dog typically is to people he knows and was typically to people he would meet at the dog park when not on leash. I am looking in to finding a trainer to help me with this as it is so frustrating and disheartening to think you have failed your dog. He was socialized with other dogs as a puppy and was even foster with my sister's dog when we first got him for 1.5 - 2 months.

[@marynorton2679]

Yes thank you for doing a shelter dog!

[@ScaryTaco]

She looks just like my puppy! She's been learning things a great deal but I still struggle with the jumping for her. She gets so excited seeing my friendly neighbors that she's trying to jump on my kind senior ones. So I'd like to resolve it! Hopefully we'll make some progress soon!

[@lapeerdaytons]

These are excellent videos,

[@2Stackss]

I just bought 3mos old chow sheperd mixed breed im getting hard time letting him unleash to my house cuz his play biting was intense it's still painful because he's just a puppy tooth and I got a lot of injuries from him.

[@TGold-ud5tt]

This is the definition of my dog Fig😂 crazy lol

[@laurengrunzweig1966]

I love the name!

[@TGold-ud5tt]

@@laurengrunzweig1966 thank you!

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

😂

[@evanch123456]

She's a good looking dog! What a sweetie!

[@openyoureyes3969]

That dog is half belgian malinois, half German shepherd

[@grammyto2grandboys375]

What a beautiful puppy. You guys are amazing! What a great way to earn an income too! I hope you guys will be able to address the issue of dogs being scared of loud noises soon. Please help me with this. There is no dog trainers near me.

[@peridoxx7426]

Zak, I just got a 8 week puppy on Sunday (18th) and she’s a Australian Shepherd and German Shepherd mix. She loves playing and has lots of energy (more than a lot) and she bites a lot. I simply don’t know how to train my first dog. She responds better to snaps of my finger than her actual name and I can never get her attention neithee

[@Kourtneywoods1]

Omg my puppy is like this I am finding it hard. I've had him a couple weeks and this is obviously the reason previous owners wanted him gone and money of course. I don't want to give up on him and really want to get his behaviour under control. He has learnt to sit and toilet trained in the time with me but that was very difficult. It's mainly biting arm and leg if I walk in garden I've noticed it's definitely if I'm hanging washing or not interacting with him directly and he will pull washing out my hand and of washing line. I do throw him his toys if he does this to divert his attention but later he will do it again.

[@lightinthesky888]

Just like our frida! What do you do in the moments when she gives you teeth?

[@marcelagallardo4260]

This is exactly how my dog acts an she’s also a female she’s only five months I’m tryna my best to train her but it gets frustrating but I’m gonna keep tryna

[@tracyhillman1549]

I had purchased a 7 month old Border Collie that was a lot like Moira, but way worse with the biting. He was poorly trained. I wish I saw this video a month ago otherwise I wouldn’t have had to make the painful decision to re-homed the puppy after the previous owner refused to take him back. That was the first time I had to re-home an animal. Now I will know what to do in the future when I get another puppy.

[@alexaanderson455]

My Mal X has started biting me when I love on him if I am hiking and I want to take a break. He also wants to bite me when we’re playing. I have had him since 10 weeks he just started this as a teenager.

[@christinah7229]

Who else loves Zak George's videos but doesn't even own a dog? Me LOL!

[@lemons4663]

What harness is that? I really like it

[@RohitVerma-ub9tr]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@saralabra7730]

This is how every German Shepherd at my animal clinic

[@lunalight6732]

What do I do when I have company come over and my dog jumps on them and I tell her no and they say "Oh it's okay".

[@Vicky-Lynn]

What the best time of day to do this sort of training. Like a baby. After breakfast and their nap ?

[@MitchellTuckness]

Do you have a video to train an adult medium dog to stop nipping at strangers' heals? I am caring for my elder mother while I work and nurses come to the house, my dog Moriarty nips their heals, I have to get him to stop.

[@richardr.528]

How do you get away from your dog jumping and nipping your arm/leg (painfully) while walking your dog? I have a 6 month old male Golden. He will walk along side of me for about 10 minutes but then turns around and nipping at my body. How do you block that behavior?

[@TheBrohman]

I am surprised Zak didn't use Leave It whenever Moira was going for the toy. Was this command just a temporary thing for the start?

[@TheBrohman]

Well once again I learn my lesson about watching a video fully before commenting haha

[@lindalalonde9585]

Where do you get your collars from

[@mararabb1]

My GSD hates people. It’s NOT the happy jump that Moira does. My groomer picks up my collie and he loses his mind every time she comes over. He’s crated for both of their safety but he won’t take treats from her regardless how much she tries to make nice with him.

[@mararabb1]

He’s already got a bite record because he sent me to the ER when I rescued my daughters cat from his teeth - I’m pretty sure he has no idea he actually bit me, he was just gripping up on his favorite new toy. ☹️

[@NSR7385]

Our 1 year old golden retriever jumps and mouths every time we enter the house (regardless of our time out of the house, even leaving the room and re-entering!)… please help

[@alyphim]

_nail grinder starts whirring_ other dogs: im scared moira: i'm gonna *bite* it

[@ariella.a1725]

My gsd is doing the same exact thing except more aggressive and i do not want to give her away i love her sm and this biting and jumping thing is pretty recent but gets more and more aggressive i don't want to be scared of my own dog. but its very hard for her to listen to commands that's what im struggling with the most. even sit can be difficult and shes known that command since she was a puppy. any advise.?

[@tomato1623]

So what can I do if my 8 week old puppy still jumps, barks and tries to bite me when I turn around and ignored the toys? 😔

[@thewatcher4552]

GSD! Mine jumps when excited

[@waughtercolors]

Do you think it is ok for a dog to growl when they are tugging with you on a toy?

[@mapleleaves3461]

My dog is 1.5 years old. We worked through her barking while on walks and in the house when she was very young, but suddenly the past couple of months she has started barking at dogs and people outside, and ONLY when we're inside. It doesn't seem to be a boredom issue, as she'll even do it after a hike or fetch/training session when she's in the middle of a nap. She has really solid recall and she's run up to me as soon as I call, but she'll bark until I do call her. Is there any way I can work through this? Any feedback would be awesome!

[@piketran7767]

A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself

[@rebecca9091]

Did anybody else see an angel orb fly across Moira in small room?

[@janetwilpan123]

@Zak George When you use a toy as a distraction doesn't it help to tell the dog to leave it, and then to come?

[@ryanchee3719]

That's my beagle

[@wilson47127]

Hi Zak, i currently adopt a 6months old poodle,i have a problem with my dog for being overly active,this dog just cant stay still,i have teach her how to stay,sometimes she obey it,but everytime whenever i wanna groom her,and clean her ears or tooth,she just cant stand still,she will just keep spinning,she doesnt let me clean her ears or groom her,her ears currently have ear mite,which i need to take care of everyday and giving attention,but with this condition,it really gives me an extra care,i wish u can help me giving an advices Thanks

[@xspark7336]

I know pupford treats are freeze dried but are they "hard treats"? Recently I got my grandfathers senior dog and I am starting to train her(she knows sit, about 60% of the time. She doesnt have alot of teeth left and has kidney issues so treats are pretty limited Ive found.

[@clairethorpe2994]

My dog whines and is not happy about his nail dremmel being turned on, do I just turn it on and off in short bursts and reward quickly for calmness?

[@breejustine]

Yes! Take it slow & don’t proceed until he seems comfortable

[@chrishorton6358]

Does he use a prong collar for training to walk?

[@zakgeorge]

No.

[@nookie420bobmarly8]

Zack can I please give u a insight on something I seen recently, that may help you sir, she is Doin amazing but for being as mind set in her ways at the moment for size u may benifit with a little discipline, just a bit, like when u notice her going for things in your hands do not pull the thing away an teach her jumping to get he thing in your hand is a no and don't pull it away in as u retreat teach her your the boss

[@dazzlingblack6136]

Please consider doing a "Day in my life" video with Inertia, Indiana and which ever dog you are training at that time. We'd love to watch it.. Loving this series so much. You are doing so good and you are the best trainer ever❤ 30 day perfect pup is also helping me a lot in training my fur baby.. I can't thank you enough 😭

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Yes same!! That would be such a good video!

[@Jaydenatkinson01]

Yeah, almost like there schedule and training routine!

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

@@Jaydenatkinson01 Yess!

[@raeannarietow2485]

I have looked HIGH & LOW for a video to display the behaviors of my 7 month of Aussie with no luck. This video displays the exact behaviors of my dog. THANK YOU SO MUCH! One of the most realistic dog video training videos I’ve ever seen.

[@breejustine]

Thank you for this awesome comment 🥳

[@nickypotter6199]

Ughh same! My Aussie is 6 months, and is very unreliable meeting new people! Would love to interact with you about our pups, if your doggy has an IG mine is Dante_underway if you want to chat!

[@madwhack9043]

I just adopted a one year old aussiedoodle nd he does the same but when he plays he gets too excited nd jumps nd bites at the toy nd gets my hand pretty hard we are making some progress but it’s so hard to stay patient when he chomps on my hand

[@stylesybs2541]

Hey guys same here my 9 months old Shepherd/Husky is trained by me, and is great with discipline and commands. But whenever I talk to people, he starts jumping up & mouthing on me, and it looks like I don't train him at all.

[@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279]

@@stylesybs2541 Ugh, same. My 6 month old golden retriever is great with commands, and very smart. But she jumps and mouths people soon as she sees them and it's embarrassing for me.

[@Jaydenatkinson01]

I had gotten my dog last year during the pandemic and he was soo hard to train but I came across your channel and he literally is like the most amazing dog ever.I literally can’t thank you enough!!Also I love the new series.💕

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

Same, Zak is a life saver!!