Funniest phrase "like that gimp in Pulp Fiction"

Let me just say, you definitely have a gift for this. You make it interesting, funny, sensible, and enjoyable. I’ve just inherited a puppy. I haven’t had a “puppy” puppy in decades. I’d forgotten how much work can be involved. Found one of your vids and began watching one after the other. Really good stuff. I’m not dreading the training now. Only on day 5, but I’m really getting into it. The way you explain it takes all the “hardness” out of it. Many thanks. Seeing my pup lay down tired makes me want to lay down tired. Thanks again.

With the way your pack just hung out and behaved, I know you know what you're doing. First video I watched, subscribed.

The trick with exercise helped me potty train my 8 week lab. Works perfect, day 3 and no incidents all day.

@eggthedog

3 жыл бұрын

hows it going with your dog? it took me so long to potty train my lab, wouldnt understand he needs to got outside until 6 months😅

@kaytorres1684

Жыл бұрын

I am going to get my lab at 8 weeks in a couple weeks! ahhhh!! Any tips though on heading out before work?

I'm actually so pleased to find a video where people are not just going on about how amazing it is to crate train . . .. I'm yet two dogs from a pound in Serbia . . . they've been in cages their whole lives . . . the last thing I want to do is being them home and stick them in a crate ,so it's nice to see other options too

This man is a GENIUS! I'll have to try this with my future pup.

@StonnieDennis

8 жыл бұрын

+Emmanuel Michaca Thanks! Good luck!

Just found your youtube page, it's amazing, thank you very much for taking the time to help us have a great realationship with our dogs, greetings from Ecuador, Latin America.

LOL at the random farm animals moseying along in the background. My dream home, full of animals just chillin. Love ya, Stonnie....you ROCK!

@gigiweakley5198

5 жыл бұрын

J Lo ... that's my dream and plan as well lots of land big beautiful farm house with a rap around front porch where I can sit , sip sweet ice tea and watch my grandchildren run around and play , all sorts of animals mosing along , beautiful flowers grow my own fresh food , peace and quiet enjoy my family and life 🙂🤗😀.. see your comment was 2 years ago but hope your dream come true for you 😁

Love the critter's passing through from time to time in the background. Photo Bomb! LOL

Watched the whole video, but the part I've never seen before is filling the kong with dog food and then making them wait for it. GENIUS!!!

people do need to remember it does take time to train a dog (depending on breed) to comprehend. Repetition is key. Be patient...sometimes it takes months for a dog to grasp what you want him or her to do. Animals are wonderful.

OMG I have watched I feel like every freaking video on the internet about dogs and then I happened upon this one. I'm hooked, you make the most sense to me and your methods seem to be the ones that will allow me to have a life, some energy and have my new puppy in love with me! Thank you, I'm subscribing!

Just got my puppy yesterday so I've been binge watching KZread on how to take care of it, and I must say this is by far the best video!!! Thank you subscribed!!!!

@maffa8000

5 жыл бұрын

diana king ive been binge watching these videos, ive even made a preparation list for my future dog that my parents are gonna refuse.

I found your channel today while looking up tips to train a dog that I plan on getting in a few months (a silver lab)... And I'm not 100% sure how it happened but I've now watched at least 20 videos and subscribed!! You are very entertaining to watch and very informative!! You take something that most people dread (people always say "well if you get a dog you know you'll have to train it) and make it seem so simple... I'm excited to get a new puppy for myself and my family and now ,thanks to you, I'm also excited to train that puppy!!

@amyacres2872

5 жыл бұрын

MeganRana Hi! How is your puppy

@LiamMurphydogs

5 жыл бұрын

Love silver labs!

@pauljamesmagoelatico124

5 жыл бұрын

You have the dog?

One of my very favorite episodes! Stonnie, you are so refreshing to learn from. Thank you for all the good presentations - you have truly helped so many dog owners and their dogs.

I learn something valuable every time I watch one of these, really simple idea's that work well.

Stonnie your videos are fantastic! So informative, educational, and entertaining! Keep rocking it :)

@StonnieDennis

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. I appreciate the positive feedback!

Thank you so much for all the phenomenal advice! I was feeling bad about my crate training skills and your explanations not only make sense, but make me feel better about not having my dog in the crate all the time to train her!

Best confinement lesson I have seen yet. Getting the dog to want to get in the crate with the kong is awesome. Really great stuff all around. Thank you!!

the gimp on pulp fiction! -I'm rolling here. You explain it all very well. It makes sense.

That tip on supervision where he or she walks around and follows you is golden

I’ve been watching so many of your training videos in preparation for when our new puppy is ready for adoption. I’ve been having the whole family watch it so we are all better educated. Keep posting your amazing videos

Hilarious, love this video. From the pot belly pig, the goat creeping by and those dogs sitting there the entire video while you fed Critter treats without once begging. Then the Kong in the crate, those dogs went nuts. Lol

Love your stuff Stonnie! Thanks for sharing all of these great videos.

Thanks, for sharing this info. Stonnie, D you are the BEST!

That Shepard wanted in that crate so bad I thought he was gonna whip out a set of picks and start workin' the lock. lol

@helenmallazzo2870

9 жыл бұрын

That's a Belgian Malinois not a German Shepherd. They look somewhat alike, but they are 2 seperate breeds.

@IvyWhiskeyDram

5 жыл бұрын

@@helenmallazzo2870 That Belgian Malinois is a type of Belgian Shepherd. So still a Shepherd.

@darnellcaballes

4 жыл бұрын

Helen Mallazzo lol you missed the point of the comment in your quest to be perfect.

@lenitaa7938

4 жыл бұрын

😳🤣🤣

@lenitaa7938

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't be surprised! Belgians are very intelligent! ☺️

My number one reference for online dog training. Cant tell you enough how much you've influenced my own work with dogs. Thanks for another great video!

Stonnie is ABSOLUTELY my favorite. No need to watch another dog trainer. I recommend you to everyone. Thanks for these videos.

Stonnie...you are my favorite "pretty awesome, maybe not the most awesome dog trainer...lazy dog owner" I have come across! your videos are seriously helpful, encouraging and accessible...I love how natural you are without pretense. Keep up the great work, and thanks for all that you have put on youtube. Getting my first Malinois in a week and you have helped heaps already! Many thanks, all the way from New Zealand

@StonnieDennis

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@virgietirante7797

7 жыл бұрын

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@Jennifr1966

7 жыл бұрын

I respectfully disagree about the lazy dog owner. Look at how lazy MOST people who follow an every-hour or whatever system. They usually go outside with the dog, stays impatient, and then rushes back in and complain that the dog is going to the bathroom inside! He's actually spending time with his dogs and making sure they exercise! I think that's awesome.

@shaydmarchant8556

7 жыл бұрын

Crank Case this guy is definitely not lazy lol he teaches MMA and gets up before work to play with them..

@AmandaWoolsey

7 жыл бұрын

Jennifer W he was quoting Stonnie's words from the video. Haha

Love you Stonnie!!! Always, look forward to your videos!

“If I was a working man” 😆😆😆 I felt that deep down LOL

The dog falling at 12:25 literally made me burst out laughing, by myself, alone. I'm dying hahaha so good

@doublemat4876

7 жыл бұрын

Lol

@ronmiller7916

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, this was a really funny video. Obviously the cong in the crate works!

@alabaster2163

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Lesaski I am crying I am laughing so hard!😂

@kilgoretrout6136

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@early63golf

5 жыл бұрын

LOL

STONEY!!!! You are the BEST TRAINER!!! YOU ARE A GENIUS!! As I was watching the video I caught myself saying Stoney look back! look back!!!! because I remember that you said that your camera lady is on maternity leave. and that you were by yourself. can't wait to go home and introduce my labrabull to his crate. Thank You!!!!

Aw man, just come back to this one the second time, still the best presentation and the most sensible advice I've heard! This has got to be the best video to show someone what your training is all about, so glad I found your channel Stonnie :)

i am loving this guy! he is hilarious and informative at the same time.. he even admits he's a lazy dog owner(not feeling as guilty as i was before video🤗)I definitely found a new KZread channel to binge on! the dog falling off the table and him pushing him off had me giggling.. thanks stonnie, excited new subscriber right here! fo sho! 😄

We are getting two pups soon and I have been doing a lot of research. First time I've watched one of your videos and it's the most sensible and informative info I have seen so far !

Love your channel. Common sense training that your sharing. I’m watching all the dogs behave so nicely. Have to admit that I’m also fascinated with your Animal Farm contestants wander around in the background. Love it. Another thing that impresses me is all the dogs may glance at that pig, goat or whatever animal passes, and then the dogs ignore them. My dogs would be after them!

This has got to be the most informative video on this subject I've found. Most of the videos i have seen and viewed were like 2 min long and gave hardly any info at all. Thank you again for the great video

That was so funny at 15:38 when the crate fell and the goat's reaction to that! Great video! I agree that crates are "little plastic prisons" and should be used as little as needed.

Thank you for your video. I love how logical and sweet you are about owning a dog. This has helped me to start some of these tips with my puppy who I am struggling to potty train :)

I just a got 2 month old hound pup, first dog I've owned in my life. So of course I've been tearing through KZread trying to figure out how to get this little monster to quit pissing everywhere, use the crate, not whine when I'm not around, etc. Every video suggests unrealistic strategies for a guy who actually works during the day, who can't go through long training sessions every single evening, can't spend time preparing the "overachieving" sort of meals. Glad to come across someone with some real world advice and a couple laughs thrown in. Subscribed!

I really like the way you communicate on these videos Stonnie! I know its a lot of work but I sure would like to see more step by step sort of videos like this from you! Also if you had a podcast I would for sure listen to it weather it be about dog training or what ever else. keep 'em coming man you're doing a great service.

@BusRes1

9 жыл бұрын

musictoliveby502 Thanks! Already one down vote though...the world is full of haters...

@musictoliveby502

9 жыл бұрын

Stonnie Dennis This is true. One must learn to except that fact. It has to be hard putting your ideas out there for anyone to critique so I wouldn't blame you one bit for being hesitant to do so. Since I've been learning about dog training I've seen there are many factions of peoples thoughts on training methods and they seem to be very hostile towards each others philosophy on the matter. No doubt about it though, you have a gift for explaining the philosophy behind what you are doing in a easy to understand way plus you are a very likable character. Either way I'll keep watching!

@b0ss0c

9 жыл бұрын

Stonnie Dennis Haters gonna hate.. and ainters gonna aint. "They hate us cuz they ain't us" - James Franco

@nova423

6 жыл бұрын

Stonnie Dennis Stonie forget the haters! Your training methods are top notch!

LOVE all of the tips. will be doing all of these when we get our pup!

Wow Stonnie loved that video really simple and straight to the point with some awesome tips thanks for posting

Thank you. I honestly think this will help my situation and it’s so much simpler than all the other “puppy training” videos.

Great video

Great video!! Glad I found you!!! My rottweiler puppy will be here in 2 weeks and this was the best training video I've ever watched and I've been watching dozens!! None by you before this and now I'm only watching yours!!

Found your channel the other day and we are going to go by your advice while training our new Lab

Best training videos. I can’t wait to get started. Stonnie makes training fun for dogs and owners. Kong full of diamonds? I’m ready for my crate.

the best potty training video EVER!!! absoultely hilarious and helpful!

The dog falling then the billy goat walks by a few seconds later :3

@katekarasek824

8 жыл бұрын

I was laughing at the same thing! All of the dogs sitting so calmly and patiently is enough of a recommendation to listen to his advice!!

Omg, I have two terrier mixed puppies. They are 7 months and I was on the verge of losing my locks trying to house train them. I know I watched too many videos but your video was simple and easy to follow. Thanks for the video and I am going to start your tips asap!

Great information! I tell you what... I laughed so hard a couple of times. 1st when the pig walks behind you, and when the dogs knock the plastic prison off the table. Great video!

Just got a Aussie, and your video's are perfect man. Wish I would have had this video years ago when I was training my Border Collie.

Thats awesome. I loved how the whole crate was pushed off the table. Your later videos have changed a lot. Your voice has changed, and your delivery. I appreciate all of it. Thanks

Your newer videos are amazing but these older ones are absolutely fantastic as well.

Very helpful. Like the backyard.

Thank you 🙏 We never owned a kennel, and we never missed one!

I am so glad I found Stonnie videos! Thank you!

Stonnie! Love your channel! Love the changes in you over the years!

Oh my God! That was hilarious!!! What a beautiful, adorable dog.

Im.glad I found you! I get my black lab pup in a month and I will be binge watching your videos

That German Shepard at the end had me dying over that Kong

@miaa3998

6 жыл бұрын

jc4rl0z you are not a smartass just for telling somebody in a nice way that its not a german shepard also you don't have to use the @ sign lol

@LincolnTheLabrador

6 жыл бұрын

jc4rl0z yeah I love Malinois too

Oh my god! I love your videos, you have a very fun and educational way of speaking/illustrating 🤓 Just got my half german/half Belgian (tervueren) shepperd yesterday and we have had an awesome beginning to our relationship ❤

Getting a Malinois in August. I'm a retiring at 59, very active. Really looking forward to using your techniques. I about busted a gut when that crate fell off the table. Keep it real!

Love love love the down-to-earth sage advice. Thank you.

Hi Stonnie, Just found your channel last week and am really enjoying you and your videos. I really like the way you treat all the dogs at your kennel. I'm a long time dog owner, animal lover, and all of my dogs have been rescued and adopted from the streets of NY or kill shelters here in NJ, as well as recently some rescue groups. Some of my dogs came already housebroken, just needed alittle refreshing but the 2 I have now are mixed breeds, as most of them were. Whatever needs rescuing/adopting, but have had a beagle. cocker spaniel, border collie and a pomeranian. Glad to see you also work with older mixed breed shelter dogs. 6 mos ago adopted a chihuahua/shihtzuu mix, so Ozzie wouldn't be alone 4 days out of week. Her owner died and she was a mess, had had puppies, had mange, 4 -5 yo and was told she was completely housebroken. So not true! , and my other adopted one, Ozzie, is now 8-9 yo. and had him since he was 4-5 . Since I've not been home because of work ( gone for 8 to 9 hrs) I do have puppy pads down so Ozzi, male terrior mix can go if he needs to and thought that my Jessie's Mae would be ok and use the pads too. I have to admit I have not been a good dog trainer in this area especially and Jessie will go when and wherever she wants. She also jumps and climbs like a cat so she'll get into trouble on dining room table if any food left out but real problem is that she will eliminate anything she has to wherever....the couch, the floors, rugs, even once on the bed!!!!! So I am so glad I just saw your video about house training these older shelter dogs and now am between jobs for a couple of weeks and can't wait to try your technique . ....supervision, with some treats, exercise, kong ( with some liver), into the 1large crate I have. But don't think I will do this with my older guy because he will use the puppy pads conscientiously. Thank you so much for sharing all this important information on dog psychology and what goes on in their minds.....I am learning as well, but I'm not a young puppy either :) Just bought a kong but only have the 1 large crate. They are expensive around here, like $100, but will keep looking. Would like to get one that either of them could use....that goes for sometimes in the car as well.

Hey! This is so great.. just got a pit and looking to start crate training her - thanks for the insight esp. about the peanut butter!

Supervision, exercise and confinement, in descending order. that logical. I thought that was the case, but you confirmed it. thanks. I picked up Anja, 8 week old Labrador last Saturday. (immunizations are up to date for her age. just in case, I pick up when other dogs come around. will do that until she is inoculated to a safe level) I'm applying your good student environment. I take her for short walks early in the am and evening around local baseball fields.its perfect because there are fences on both side of the decomposed granite pathway. This provides security and a relatively controlled environment for her to follow and experience the outside world. I've been using treats to reward when she is following me. its working, she follows close with her tail wagging straight up in the air. Sometimes when I look back to find her, its as if she disappeared....until I look at my heels and I find her sitting there patiently. Its easy to love on her. For periodic daytime use, I constructed a play pen ( open door crate, and little fence, 10 ft radius pen) for her to rest, eat and feel secure. I put this in the corner of the yard. When we come back from walks or being out, she looks tired, so I place her there. This morning after our walk ( 630am) I put her down on the side yard and she frolicked right into the play area, stopped at her bowl and looked up at me. as if to say, can you feed me? She is adapting. your words of not overloading your dog to heart.... I'm going to implement crate tips. I love the Five Guys joke!

What a laugh you cheer me up as well as teaching me dog training keep up the great work

Haha when you swing the tennis rack around the two dogs there haha their heads swing with it so cute

I had watched your video expecting to get a few tips about house training but was unexpectedly entertained. "That would be exactly like if I came to your house and your kid kept running in the closet." HAHAHAHA! You were a joy to watch and are a natural in front of the camera. :) We're bringing a shepherd puppy into our home at the beginning of March. Great tips!

I found your "no dog goes into a field and gets full off peanuts" particularly funny. If my dog figured out how to dig up peanut plants, he definitely would. When I was first training my dog, he used to regularly go into my garden and steal kale leaves off the plants. He liked eating the stems. He still does like them, same with carrots and celery sticks. Whenever I do have whole peanuts out , or peanut butter and apples my dog does request we share. And whenever someone breaks out an orange or citrus fruit he does demand we share a slice with him. That being said I'm sure he'd love some fresh liver pate as well.

amazing thank you so much my Frenchie is 6 months old and still has some accidents so ima try these 3 things you mentioned! cheers dude all ways from Scotland here hehe

Awesome mals brother. Thanks for all your vids. Really helpful.

I have spent the last couple HOURS watching your videos. Keep them coming! Thanks for sharing. Question, what are you feeding the dogs? Treats, or regular feed (rationing the feed)?

I love how the Malinois sits calmly through the whole video, then goes berserk when the meat-filled Kong gets put into the crate. Mals are great that way. They can go 0-100 in a heartbeat and put their all into any task they feel is worth the effort. I've watched a handful of your videos, but this one got me to click the Subscribe button. Awesome content as always. Keep up the great work!

Dude, your videos are awesome. We are very similar our approach, but you've helped me learn more. Thanks.

I love this! I have watch at least 7 other people on KZread talking about potty training, and this is by far the best.

I agree I hate crates. That's why my new tiny 10 week old Chihuahua mix who I rescued from a suspected puppy mill uses his as his personal bathroom 😆. He must have been crated because he took to using it so easy. It's not a carry type. It burns me up to think what this little guy's life was. I bought him gladly to save him. He was so skinny. Lucky Penny is his name and he is adorable. Thank you for the awesome video. Ms Michal 🙃☕💖

Another great video mate, love it.

Great video Stonnie! Love the way you keep the facts simple and explain the basic psychology behind the methods, thanks!

@StonnieDennis

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Stott Thanks so much!

@fayethomas6445

8 жыл бұрын

+Stonnie Dennis thank you..so helpful...grandma faye

I have really enjoyed watching your videos and the love you show all the dogs. I have to say the BJJ sweatshirt was the thing that finally made me comment though.

I love the way you speak, and your accent. When the dogs pushed the crate off the table I laughed out loud. You give very, very good advice.

I love this! I couldn’t stop laughing while watching this 😂 new sub here 😂😂 I feel like even if a fire started in back adding to the chaos, Stonnie would still be talking 😂 love it

Great video. We really love your approach to dog training.

Love the videos stonnie, our last dog was quite mouthy, any tips for the new pup?

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've always felt this way about crates, never used one with my dog. Now that I'm getting into dogtraining, a lot of trainers had convinced me that crates are a good thing, and that they help the dog feel safe. They made me feel like I was robbing them of their safe space. I understand the need for a dog to retreat to one, but it doesn't have to be a small prison!

Always great info Stonnie!

i know these vids are old so not sure if you're still reading the comments, but they are absolutely excellent. Thank you for sharing.

really solid and awesome tips thanks for sharing I learned a lot

Just picked up a couple of Great Pyrenees pups, so Ive been watching loads of training videos. They'll be farm dogs, guarding my herds. As far as information and presentation, Stonnie Dennis's vids are among the best. Ill be using the methods here for some of the basic obedience training, and so on, and get back... I expect (based on the dogs in the background) that his methods are solid. Pretty stoked to have this video backup for the reading im doing.

@stevem8611

2 жыл бұрын

Any updates?

Stonnie I love your videos they are so dog friendly teaching us how to coexist with our fur babies without having to exert dominance over them. I've got a lab puppy and I'm so exhausted from having him chewing slippers and brushes I tell him firmly no he ignores me and just chews on. I even try to lure him with his chew toy but he keeps chewing the forbidden stuff. He's just under two months old.

You are the best dog training channel on KZread. I just got a Mastador puppy 4 days ago so I started researching the breed and training techniques and found you. You explain things very well and use analogies and metaphors to explain complex issues. Thank you for these videos! My pupper thanks you!

@StonnieDennis

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy our content!

@oregondude9411

3 жыл бұрын

@@StonnieDennis it has the correct information, it counters misinformation, and packs it all up in a light hearted fun discussion on training. Couldn't be better.

Yasssss!!! As soon as you said what you did about the crate... I decided to subscribe! Finally some common sense!!!! So tired of everyone trying to make themselves and others feel better about "plastic prison". People leaving thiers pups a whole working day in there...it's heartbreaking!!!!

Tyvm stonnie you rock, love your attitude

I love this guy. He’s head and shoulders above the rest and isn’t afraid to speak the truth.

Haha this was as much entertaining as it was informative. Bwhahha love the Five Guys analogy. Thank you Stonnie!

The moment I started using your method I finally got results with my puppy. Amazing, thank you!

@StonnieDennis

4 жыл бұрын

Nice! I am glad you like my channel!

@sharitirussell8001

4 жыл бұрын

Edan Elisabeth what was your routine with this method? Did you have a specific exercise you were using?

Really liking these videos. They're a great help as the fiancee and I prepare for getting a dog.