I was so blessed to have a breeder that went above and beyond in raising my dog's litter. She did a lot I'd stimulation, obstacle courses, had children come over and play with them and much more. This puppy came out bomb proof. He has the best temperament that I've seen in a Belgian. I wasn't planning on getting a puppy, but it was meant to be. I've looked for this puppy fo 30 years and finally have him!

"Bash yourself in the face with the rolled up newspaper because it's your fault!" 😆🤣 so true!!

@mistym4010

2 жыл бұрын

Omg... When I heard that, I cracked up, too! 🤣

@Southernsista208

Жыл бұрын

He’s SO right though! 😆😆😆

My beloved boxer Riley’s littermate was our neighbor’s dog and their bond was AMAZINGGGG, they were sooo tight. They were best friends, and he absolutely knew that was his sister. I’m very glad they weren’t in the same house together so he was able to bond with us and his sister was able to bond with her family. She unfortunately passed away a few years before him, and boy... he was so sad for a while after she passed. It’s like he knew.

So true. I got my first German Shepherd female when I was 18. Before the internet. As you did back then, I replied to a card in a pet shop advertising pups. I got to see mom and dad and over ten pups running about the house causing chaos. Worst estate in the area - but the place was clean and the dogs well cared for and happy. No papers - but did not expect any for the price. I fell in love with Chewie and took her home she was 6 weeks old. She developed no behavior issues - other than hard to train - she was the best dog I ever owned. Here is the rub - when I took her to the vet for a check-up and jabs. The vet got really spooked, he kept going on about her fur not being right and something else. He insisted I take her back. I told him how I got her and did not care if she was pedigree. I wasn't taking her back. The vet had a word with my partner - turns out he suspected she was part wolf. She turned into a wonderful dog - sweet - bold and confident. But this story could have ended so differently. She was my first dog and having now had a number - I can see a difference. Little things - like when a stranger came to the door, she would flick an ear - but not bother with them. If a friend came - she would bark and go and greet them at the door.

@jttenorio2541

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing. How long did she live? Did you notice anything about her intelligence compared to your other dogs that came after?

Nobody doubts how much work you (and Janet) do for social media. Thank you for putting so much work and heart into your passion and then sharing it with the world. What you do is not easy, I am thankful no matter how much or little I know. I never stop learning. Thanks again and to Janet!

Puppies may not bite (at least not with intent to harm) but those tiny teeth are still painfully pointy :)

@TheWhocares10000

3 жыл бұрын

That is why I could not let my pup play with my grandchildren. He would jump and get his tooth through my skin, and he was only 6 lbs. He is excited, but good with children now at 13 mos.

It is so important not to 'cookie-cutter' your dog. Some dogs (like people) are more suited to some things than others: water, social interaction, vigorous exercise, receptivity to strangers, cold temperatures, off leash activity, etc. As Robert astutely said, properly assess *yourself* as to what kind of dog is best for you. Then proceed with *reasonable expectations* of your dog. Sometimes things we see online and on TV create unreasonable expectations that neither us nor our dogs are able to do 😉

@Southernsista208

Жыл бұрын

Well said! 👍

Of all the dog guys I’ve found on KZread you by far are the most thorough and straight to the point with no tv personality nonsense. I’ve been binge watching your content for the past 3 months in preparation for getting a new puppy, decided on a Golden Retriever for my young family and you’ve really helped to prepare me and I’m in a really good position to start this journey off the best way possible. Thank you Robert.

@RobertCabralDogs

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for that nice note.... GR is a great choice for you. keep me posted on progress!!!

@DaddyHexler

4 жыл бұрын

Robert Cabral I absolutely will. And will also be joining your members section on your website, so much value and it’ll be worth every cent. We pick up our little boy on the 3rd of August at the 8 weeks old. Can’t wait.

@MansterBear

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaddyHexler How's it going? I've been watching Robert since we lost our rottie in July and were preparing for our new puppy. We brought home our female GSD puppy 2 weeks ago. I also signed up for the membership. How are you doing with your puppy? Also, when does the puppy biting stage end? lol. I can't remember how long it lasted with our rottie

You just hit the nail with my current dog, the mother did not want to feed any of the puppies, she actually killed like 3, I had to step in an raise 6 puppies by my self. He has soooo many issues, I swear he is bipolar, one moment he is submissive showing his belly and playing all goofy the next he is growling if I get close to him, Reactive to other animals, resource guarding with food, the list is long

I like how you give glory to God for His creation of the dog, Robert. I really respected this and it made me think about following your work more 👍 You have a lot of experience and wisdom and a really nice approach. Love your videos

@RobertCabralDogs

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that

@Fa-pb5nn

3 жыл бұрын

@@RobertCabralDogs I am Catholic Robert and I just watch one of your videos where you said something about ""we don't do Priest training", and it hurt me because I felt it was mocking my faith, and it really did upset me. I hope understand.

@GypsyGirl317

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fa-pb5nn there are priests in many different religions. You are responsible for your own feelings and responses, based on your individual interpretation of another person's conversation, whether it be Robert or anyone else. 💖 Honesty, hold things very lightly, and relax about other people's intentions because half the time they don't actually mean what we might think they mean. 🤷🏻‍♀️ It's a challenging lesson to learn, but it brings great freedom for you! 😊

The one thing I’ve notice is that people with badly behaved dogs nearly always have badly behaved children.

@jimbrannlund4677

4 жыл бұрын

So true!

@MansterBear

3 жыл бұрын

I always joke that dogs and kids are pretty much the same, but you get in more trouble for putting your kids in the crate lol But there really is alot of carry over. I know what I learned as far as being consistent, assertive without being aggressive, clearly communicating what you want and setting boundaries and rewards/consequences when those things are met or not, etc. I had alot of practice doing that with my rottie for a few years before we had our first child and I have no doubt that I learned many things about taking care of, communicating with a dependent who can't really understand your language, etc that helped me as a parent.

@erikal5218

3 жыл бұрын

Cuz training is the same. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Theyre either good at it, or not.

@sensusdivinitas827

2 жыл бұрын

The sad thing is dogs are way easier to train and raise than a child lol.

A great and unbiased podcast Robert. The problem is people don't seek professional help when it is needed. It seems everyone knows everything when it comes to dogs. People seek advice to people who are related to dogs but these people don't have a clue about training. Keep posting videos like this at least it will help people who are watching it.

ahh!!! that was a really good point you made!! 29:20. -introducing a puppy to your dogs.- Your dog goes first, Then the puppy. teaching it where it sits in the pack! thank you!!! so many people, probably me as well, would have given all the attention to the puppy, and telling the, "Your dog", that it is now, out of the blue, goes second.--THANK YOU FOR THAT INSITE!

@moniquewynn2146

11 ай бұрын

mule P

I have 2 rescued puppies that were left in front of my shop....They are now in the transition of having their own space because one loves to bully the other. They cry a lot when separated, but they settle down. :) THey are now enjoying their own beds and fenced areas and playing together from time to time. Great to build more confidence on the bullied puppy.

Good advice. With livestock guardian breeds that will be working dogs, they should stay with mom until at least 12 weeks old. Longer lets them learn how to behave with livestock. Littermate syndrome is very often a serious problem in working LGDs. Responsible LGD breeders will not sell two or more puppies to the same person, unless the dogs will be working farms in different places and be separated right away.

I have a 2 year and old a new 7 week old German Shepherd, your the best there is, THANKS for all your videos

My exception to the 8 weeks would actually be ... Livestock Guardian Dogs. I have had one at 8 weeks and one at 5 months, and actually, I much preferred receiving the pup at 5 months. Adjusting to the house was a little trickier, but he had a much larger set of skills to protect our farm with at that point, and once he settled in, he was a pro beyond anything the 8 week old had! I would also be against littermates even with LGDs. If you're not bonded to your LGDs as well as the Livestock, some are liable to see you as the threat! That said we have a smaller homestead, so being perfectly good house dogs is just as important as LGD duties

I used to soak clean socks in water and tie them in a knot and freeze them. My puppy loved chewing on them when teething.

@RobertCabralDogs

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea

At 19:17 the best part, goofy wanting love!

@GypsyGirl317

2 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂 👍🏾 🙆🏻‍♀️ He's gorgeous! 💕

This is such great sensible advice. We’ve had our puppy for 5 weeks. Love the idea they are a blank slate. I’m committed to a year of really hard work so I can have an excellent dog. So far so good 🙏😊 Thanks from isolation in Aus 🇦🇺 You’re keeping us sane 🙌🐾💙

Congrats on the channel success and thanks for all the info you share! My pup is a year and half old and she’s such a dream thanks to all the great advice and protocols I’ve learned from you and a few other trainers on KZread.

I've had a few dogs in my lifetime. A golden retriever and 2 labradors. All 3 have destroyed things even while we were home. My old black lab that I still have ate my couch while I was upstairs taking a shower. And I mean ripped it to pieces. He ate 6 channel changers, 2 pair of glasses, Shoes, sneakers socks too many to even count. Last year I got a Walker coonhound puppy 4 months old. Only dog I have ever raised that has only destroyed the toys that I give him. Hes 14 months now and I couldn't ask for a better dog. Roberts video and advise helped a lot.

@kicknadeadcat

4 жыл бұрын

@Ray Trottier Smartest dog I've ever had. And there were 3 others before him. Most obedient most Affectionate. He was very stubborn in the beginning. But everything started changing about 3 months ago. Hes 14 months now. Right now we're doing scent work. Hes a natural.

This podcast is spot on, I teach puppy school and the most difficult puppies I have ever worked with were litter mates and a puppy that stayed with the breeder until 16 weeks. I'm picking up my Belgian Tervuren puppy in May at 8 weeks on the dot.

invaluable. Thank you so much!

Thank you for this podcast. I agree with you about Dogs being created to help us muddle through our lives, what a gift. :-)

Our family male Belgian Malinois has a great personality. He was and still is being trained by my brother. In January he will be 2 years old. He likes other dogs and children.

Dogs are the best guests, the duel toy tip is the greatest !

You are the best. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Brilliant..educational..thanks

All your vids are great. I look forward to seeing more. Cheers

My 15 week old German Sheperd puppy just got his rabies vaccination. You mentioned in your podcast they get them around 6 months old. I always thought it was 14 weeks or older. I'm hoping to start taking him more places now. I love that you are encouraging people to be careful until puppies are vaccinated. Some other You Tube trainers are saying if you don't take them out by 12 weeks, it's too late. I don't believe that. You can socialize them as you said, in your home or at friends & families' homes. I'm not risking my dog's health!

@Southernsista208

Жыл бұрын

Ohhh I’ve never heard of puppies getting a rabies vaccine earlier than 6mos. Wow! I’d be a little worried if it was me. I pray 🙏 that your pup didn’t have any side effects from it.

Thanks for the videos. I do pretty well with my papillons but I’ve learned a lot from your videos.

Good morning, as Always, I really enjoyed your Video. Blessings to you and your family. Stay safe, with Corona virus, once again, really enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the great information

Your work is so valuable Thank you for sharing

thank you and more power to you sir! 🤍🤍🤍🐶

Great Podcast! Very informative.

This is awesome Robert

Thank you!

Loved your vid

Always so insightful and realistic, I want to be better and its a hard lesson realizing more and more any behavior I dislike or don't prefer is on me. I hope I can learn how to correctly shape/develop better behaviors going forward, wish I had found your account and advice years ago, thanks for all you do Robert!

I wish I had seen this episode before I got my puppy. Thank you! Dash is 13 mos old and I am going to try to right the wrong I have done.

Thanks for the advice about the kids and parks. We have no kids in our lives and were thinking "how are we going to do this?" because we do want our dog to be well rounded

Lol, what if arms come off. Your humour is so random 😂😂😂. I got my GSD puppy from a breeder and I saw puppy and siblings being surrounded by other dogs other than parents . Those dogs were the most friendly and balanced dogs ever , my puppy was raised by them and now it shows , he is so calm and behaved . Women get dogs they shouldn’t 😂😂. No worries , you’re right bc we chose by feelings 😁 We love Goofy too ❤️

same with horses - they need 1- their dam, 2-the herd, 3- their peers

Filipino fan of yours mr.cabral i admire you

@RobertCabralDogs

2 жыл бұрын

💪🏼

Thank you

Mr Cabral, we have a 3 month old Heeler Aussie mix. Have started basic obedience with help from your videos which is going quite well; Thank You! We live on a country road and are wondering if you have a video or tips on training her never to go into the road. Thank you for your great instruction; everything we have tried that you teach is working with her.

Sherman is a high drive gsd but they can be reactive so I have exposed him to all kinds of stimuli and he does well when storms, fire trucks, police sirens, fourth of july. I made them fun but my behavior and reactions were key. He learned from my behavior

i agree with most of what Robert has to say, however, i've never had issues with littermates of any breed over my 40 years plus in the dog game. i can see where human error could cause issues being overwhelmed with more than 1 puppy at a time. GOD Bless

Great video Robert. Very informative. I only wish I learned more about puppies before getting mine 5 months ago. I know I failed her in some ways but I've been trying to remedy and do better with educating myself. ✌️

Goofy wants to talk too!❤❤❤ Really wonderful podcast, i wish my neighbors would have watched this. They have 2 gigantic breeds ( pyrenen and neufi) and they CANNOT control those dogs. That creates a lot of problems. The pyrenen dog is very aggressive and barks a lot. Mindboggling. Thank you for a good podcast!❤🐕❤

19:19 Fantastic!

I laughed so hard at the look on your face when you commented on how you freak out when someone hands you a baby. LOL . Much easier to hold a puppy in my opinion too. Sherman had 8 litter mates fortunately but the dame quit nursing after a couple weeks so the breeder was with them and feeding them 24 7. Sherman loves other dogs and people but I worked at socialization the day that I got him at 8 weeks

Thanks for the great information much appreciated ❤AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺

Great topic. Thanks Robert. I agree with you on that these creatures are true gifts from GOD!

.... Goofy the ham! Good to see him. Being 10, I see why he has such a good 'milk beard'. Shadow is a Great Dane-Malamute mix, solid black in color with a growing milk beard. He looks quite hamdsome. Good podcast God Bless ...

I have promoted your daily Q&A's on my channel Robert. Puppies are hell : ), certainly not cute either but I don't think like that anyway. Zed was the worst puppy but after thousands of hours training She is a fantastic Assistance/Service Dog now. No joke on the thousands of hours either. Training started as soon as I picked her up from Breeder who was clueless, first time breeder. Never took pups out even in the garden. Dam to young as very slow to mature line. Previous Dams were very gentle but firm. So important to see pups with the Dam.. Totally agree regards litter mates. The breeder allowed one woman to have 2 of the pups,shame on her. I live by a school so had loads of kids touch her etc. Great video as always Robert, thank you : )

Oh! I didn’t know you have guests! Michael Ellis, Tyler Muto, or Forrest Micke would be GREAT. Hint, hint! LOL 😆 Love your channel!

great

Goofy is the star of the show. I love the kisses. lol

Do an episode on the father of modern dog training...William Koehler. Many of his offspring are still training. Many others are still using modified forms of the Koehler method. We want a podcast about the Koehler method as it is the base for all real dog training. Educating people on the different equipment, I.e. chain/cinch collar made for corrections vs a harness which is made for pulling. Stuff like that would be very informative and convincing coming from you. Thanks!!!

@paintedpony2935

4 жыл бұрын

I started with Koehler training, too. Great method but a bit more harsh than you'll learn here.

@williamtorres2177

4 жыл бұрын

@@paintedpony2935 check out his work with rescues.....

Robert built like a tank and super at hadnling aggressive dogs.... but scared of handling a baby :D

Hey Robert I posted this question on a recent “ask me anything “ video and just came across this podcast which is making me more concerned about this question. So will post it here as well. Hey Robert Just became a member to refresh myself in puppy training. Have used Leerburg and Michael Ellis to train botH my Labs. We now have a 13 week old Aussie Shepard puppy with resource guarding issues that we do not know how to deal with. When he guards he will growl very aggressively, snarl, lunge and bite. He has bit down hard enough to break skin and has made me and my wife bleed at separate times. He also displays this behavior if someone tries to pick him up while he’s sleeping. He’s a great dog and taking to training well but we’re in over our heads with this. We have tried being firm and also tried using a leave it command and replacing the dropped item with a treat. PLEASE HELP. Neither our vet or breeder has been able to resolve this issue.

@RobertCabralDogs

3 жыл бұрын

You'll need to start by hand feeding and gradual desensitization in particular to resources like food, then to startle effects, like sound. Hard to explain via messages... but structured training and hand feeding should def start you off right!

Great podcast. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

how to raise a puppy with experience during quarantine?

the first two weeks at 11 weeks old (Australian Shepherd border collie cross, )or more your socializing them and now when you walk down the street, I’ve noticed now she just wants to run up to anybody. How do you curb that?

So whats the best age/time to get a puppy from its breeder/mom/litter mates? It sounds like I may have taken mt puppy away from them too soon. Any suggestions/insights in regards to that?

I can't even imagine raising a puppy without a well-trained adult dog to help😅

The best two dogs i have ever owned were taken from the litter at 4weeks old.The mother lost interest in feeding them,so i took them.They were house trained at 6 weeks old,both dogs which were brothers were superb all through their lives.We exposed them to everything they were likely to encounter very early in life.

We are in the UK and the country has strict rules on social distance due to COVID. My puppy is 13 was old but we are limited in being able to meet new dogs/people till lockdown ends. Any tips?

Our puppy is about 3 months. He’s my 12 yr old sons first dog. I know you say puppies don’t bite, our labradoodle charges his legs and is aggressive trying to bite him or me. We can just be standing there and he does this. What should we do?

I do all the introduction work and do not start vaccines until 12 weeks when their maternal antibodies have diminished . My puppies meet visitors of all ages that are safe . I have also raised single puppies successfully but behaving like a puppy myself or a mother dog. I also guarantee my dogs for life for any reason so they never end up in a shelter I am in their life for 17 years .Not everyone likes that so that family does not get a dog . That is my promise to my dogs

How do I stop a 5 month old, 4 lb. Westie from going after feet and shoelaces? I've tried a few things with no luck. At 4 lbs., it's hard to be physical with her. She has plenty of teething toys, frozen carrots, peanut butter, etc.

I got 2 different breeds about 2 months apart. I just herd you recommend not doing that. We are a large family with quite a bit of people and animals. Do you recommend doing anything different? Our last dog was a Rottie. These 2 dogs are a Am staff girl and a Rhodesian Ridgeback boy. I though it would be a good balance for my Family. Does anybody have any recommendations?

love the show. tech tip: camera seems more focused on the mic than you

@RobertCabralDogs

4 жыл бұрын

Technical glitch. 😆

Hi Robert - I have a 7 month old GSD. He is friendly outside the house but inside he does not like strangers. He barks super loud and kinda aggresive. Is this normal or a behavior I need to be correcting?

In the "wild" wouldn't people be prey to a dog? I have a problem with neighbors having aggressive, hundred pound dogs. There have been reports of dogs attacking and eating people so it disturbs me when people own large, uncontrollable (due to strength and size) dogs left outside alone behind a tiny four foot fence.

Filtered water! Not puddle water, not lake water, not river water. Cryptosporidia took an 80lb Shepherd down in two days. Otherwise healthy, exercised every day. Please hikers especially, sick dog will spoil your trip. Thank you Robert😁👍

Don’t forget fear periods!

Hi robert, Recently got a puppy with the aim to train to be a gundog, any tips or advice for getting him used to gun sounds? Great vids as always

@pennyjowagner290

3 жыл бұрын

Do NOT take your gundog puppy to the gun range. Do NOT !

I think a good solution for a singleton or, puppy that doesn't have a mother, is to introduce a very balanced dog into it's life on a regular basis, every day if possible. Dogs know how to speak dog to another dog, better than any human being can. My 11 year old Cavalier is so smart and confident, never any problems with her, that I have had her help me with dogs that I train with any issues, except dog aggression, she's only a Cavalier after all. She projects such strong leadership the other dog almost always has followed her example!! Cleopatra lays down the law immediately upon meeting, u can see it happening right in front of your eyes. I watch her to see her reaction to anything going on with other dog, then, I act accordingly. I've had her since she was 8 wks old and she's been a born leader from day one, never any exceptions. She is just like Cleopatra, queen of the Nile....extremely bright, cunning, confident and beautiful. Never had a dog like her!!

Since when are puppies easy to handle?? I must not have gotten the memo🤔

What if the arm comes off? 😂

@brianford9522

4 жыл бұрын

I laughed so hard... "GI Joe doll... one of the arms came off!"

@tracyoconnor6960

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. Lol! I can see the meme now. Lol. Lol.

LOL! Tibetan Mastiff having problem with gardener. Dude, truth in this. You gotta know the breed. Hard stop. We've been having our hour painted and our TM is pretty sure they are here to kill me. ;) Thankfully we did a lot of socializing work to have lots of people in and out of the house, but we knew this could be a problem if we never did the socialization.

Damn parvo. I want to take my puppy outside and potty train but it's so difficult.

Large breed puppies have to have their hearts checked by a cardiologist at 10 weeks old, so can't pick them up until they clear their hearts.❤

Only like you and joe rogan..awesome podcast brother

@RobertCabralDogs

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

I don't trust one single producer of dog food to feed my dog better than I do. I've looked at most all of them. If I can't sit down and enjoy a bowl of dog food myself, health risk free, then my dog is NOT getting it.

I'm poor and I have a real probably I'm a recluse 74 years this May on 21st...this is really my fault son gave it to me. Gorgeous Merle male ... ..

i am supposed to pick up my german shepherd pup in 6 weeks, but you are saying there is no chance it will turn out right because we aren't getting 2!!

@RobertCabralDogs

Жыл бұрын

???

@brianpreval5602

Жыл бұрын

@@RobertCabralDogs obviously i was confused, didn't think that could be right.

My puppy constantly needs something in his mouth. I question if he didn't spend enough time with his mom (granted having 12 puppies could do that) as he still suckles. He also nips a lot and I've tried different methods but he hasn't responded to any of them. Doesn't matter if I have a toy in my hand, he'll go after my hand. He'll nip at our faces and arms even if we're not playing...it's so frustrating. He also resource guards chews and garbage! So he has bitten us and broke skin 1 too many times. I question what I'm doing wrong with training in regards to that since he's doing amazing with everything else.

@angiem.6682

4 жыл бұрын

Get a professional trainer to help you. The KZread trainers can't help you with that behavior unless they have the dog to work with directly. Those are serious issues! Good luck

9:15 GOOFY!

My family member left their brand new puppy with an adult dog known for behavioral problems. Unfortunately he killed her. People please take separating and slow introductions seriously when bringing in a new puppy!

How can I see you on every day

what's the best way to let my kids (1 year old and 7 year olds) socialize with our 9 week old GSD female? They love her, but she's still in the mouthy stage. My 1 year old will stick her fingers in the crate, and let the puppy nibble, as long as it's not too hard. Or when the pup is out, she'll be around her for a while until the pup gets a little to "intense", then I have to separate them. My 7 year old is just loud and runs and jumps, etc, like you said, which seems to bait in the "attack" of the socks or pants legs from our pup. He's been doing better about just standing there calmly when she approaches him, instead of running away, so she will occasionally just sniff around him and keep going, which is awesome. But most the time she'll start biting his socks or pants, which then he starts laughing or being loud, or trying to run, which then turns the game in to "catch the loud kid" lol. While entertaining, I'm afraid it's setting the precedent that smaller people are prey/play toys.

@rebekahmiller4143

3 жыл бұрын

I taught my puppy to touch the palm of my hand on command, then she gets a treat. My 7yr old plays this game with her and they both have learned to be calm and gentle with each other. If she nips too much, she usually needs a nap, so a few minutes in the crate let’s us know for sure. The kids also turn away and won’t play with her if she’s hurting them.

@MansterBear

3 жыл бұрын

@@rebekahmiller4143 Good idea. My pup is now almost 5 months old, so she mouths much less. And since she's now as tall as my 1 year old, she doesn't jump on her anymore. But she still gets in her face and is too intense for her, so that might be a good 'trick' to teach her and let the kids do. Thanks for the suggestion.

Why the fuck there is no button to like more than once...

Because you are human a human baby should be a natural situation just as a dam dealing with a puppy is. It's not a great analogy to compare your discomfort with babies to the way the human furmommies feel about puppies because there's a difference in species. I only point this out because the anthropomorphism coming from furparents is already so out of control. They constantly compare their dogs to other people's children when there's no comparison between a one-seven year old dog and a one-seven year old baby. I love your advise regarding women getting dogs that are too big and strong for them. This is a pet peeves of mine. They endanger everybody.

Or that the breeder give the puppies away too early... that i have seen certain breeders on youtube do. Just horrific!

People will continue to buy dogs (puppies) because they are cute.