Impressive to watch this BMOD in action. I just love learning more about dogs!
@chesedprather72465 күн бұрын
Dog whisperers are rare. You can tell if they will have success if there's a change within just a few minutes. Seriously. Otherwise you need to find someone else to work with. Great job.
@dive2drive3146 күн бұрын
Seems like a special gift you must have. I cannot imagine just anyone could do this, even if they followed what you said 100%. Dogs that can be 'temperamental', always tend to act it out around me. I suppose I have a gift of my own 😂
@dukelib166 күн бұрын
There is truth to what you say. If the dog is an Alpha, you yourself need to be an Alpha, if the dog is a Beta, you at least have to be a Beta. Not every dog will be a good fit for every person. A passive person can not safely own a high energy, confident Alpha dog. With that said, the right person can teach that Alpha dog to respect people and dogs who are less dominant than they are and in most cases that Alpha dog will be okay with non Alpha people. The deciding factor is whether that Alpha dog is a diplomat or an asshole. Cheers ✌️
@dive2drive3145 күн бұрын
@@dukelib16 Interesting. I figured there was a reason why I have always been hesitant to get a dog.. mostly the responsibility of being the dogs guardian, which is the same reason why i've always been afraid to be a father my whole life. The responsibility freaks me out. I do tend to be more passive, so perhaps my hesitance is justifiable. Lol. Great response, thank you.
@dive2drive3146 күн бұрын
Thank you, sir. That was amazing to watch.
@katjabuttard6 күн бұрын
Beautiful to watch a dog whisperer in action. Very inspiring! Subscribed!
@Tree866 күн бұрын
That was beautiful to watch. What a handsome dog.
@heatherthomas57817 күн бұрын
Please keep sharing your work
@rstreeterАй бұрын
I have the smallest standard poodle who is sweet at home, loving, and she's a super faster learner. I feed her, groom her, teach her, work from home so she's with me all day. However she barks at other dogs (rarely while on walks) and I signed up for a weekly obedience class for which I've already done everything they are "teaching" and my time there is only trying to get her to stay calm and quiet. We are a month in and she still barks most of the class. Some days are better than other with a lot of treats I can get her busy smelling and searching for tossed food but its very difficult getting her to focus in a basketball court or "yard area" with 8 other dogs and handlers. Sometimes I will take her to pet friendly stores like Home Depot and she won't bark at people and other times she'll bark at a random person in the middle of being what seems very relaxed. She also barks at my youngest (15yr old) son at home. Sometimes I feel like she's resource guarding me. I'd be very grateful for any suggestions or help or if there's a video you've done you think that will help me.
@dukelib16Ай бұрын
Try what I do in this video whenever she barks. You make a Tsss sound to get her focus, get in front of her to block her and ask her to sit. Then you look at her until she looks at you and then you lick her neck with your fingertips. If you still have trouble, please give me a call. This should only take minutes to fix. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dal4rbiwfrzMeaQ.htmlsi=Gvl3Vd6v-9Fyn8kQ Cheers ✌️
@patsydoherty8372 ай бұрын
Nobody can come into my house what so ever nobody 🐾🐾
@rochelle60062 ай бұрын
My little foxie 7 , does this to my 18mth old amstaff. Now I know why 😮
@rochelle60062 ай бұрын
Interesting, I have a amstaff who has never liked being pet on the head, I picked this up early and have always naturally gone to scratch around neck and ears instead and always warn anyone to do the same , she also has barked at anyone who has gone to do this , also stood her ground and even one time gone to nip- but when we approach other dogs she will lay down on all haunches and wait for the dog to approach, more of a submissive hello to them , so is that a submission towards other dogs she meets and a unsure or fearful aggression towards humans? She acts scared or wary but from your videos she may just be unsure , as she does not back down or tuck tail. Ive only noticed this again from watching your videos I thought she was just scared or unsure but maybe not , She is also only 18mths old so still a very young dog learning her new surroundings and need to learn how to deal with it . If she is like this now will she always be? I am loving your videos , I would like to understand and communicate with my dogs in a way they also understand 😉👌🏾
@SuperxXxNova3 ай бұрын
Awww 🥰 such a sweet puppy dog
@tanyabell77484 ай бұрын
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@jiyoungchun33045 ай бұрын
I would like to donate for Mochi. Is this the link for donation?
@dukelib165 ай бұрын
That campaign has completed. If you would like to donate to Moochi you can send an etransfer to [email protected].
@jiyoungchun33044 ай бұрын
@@dukelib16 i will try!
@jiyoungchun33044 ай бұрын
@@dukelib16 do you have otherway to transfer? E transfer accepts only for canadian bank account.
@dukelib164 ай бұрын
@@jiyoungchun3304 I'm in Canada.
@jiyoungchun33044 ай бұрын
@@dukelib16 I do know. I am not living in Canada but Korea. I dont have a canadian bank account. I can donate if you send me a swift code and bank account.
@johnmortison57635 ай бұрын
I was taught that you must model the behavior that you want from the dog. If you want them to be calm, you must be calm. They look to you for cues as to how to react. Too many people yell at a reacting dog, somehow expecting them to calm down.
@donnajohnson93245 ай бұрын
Humans don't understand body language only what comes out of our mouth, we also think we have a right to kill our home as well as there's 😢
@zsazsak8796 ай бұрын
My Dachshund would be going ape s-t. So embarrassing
@leanaventer6 ай бұрын
I don't really agree with what you are saying and I have rescued 18 years
@dukelib165 ай бұрын
Cheers to your work. I only work with reactive, aggressive and fearful dogs, the dogs nobody else can help and are killed by the bcspca and their dog trainers and behaviourists who falsely claim their treat based, positive reinforcement only, humane, force free techniques work on all dogs. We both save dogs, I save the ones no one else can save. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dal4rbiwfrzMeaQ.htmlsi=Hukw1fpxW1t1kaa2 Cheers ✌️
@andreaneasloss645123 күн бұрын
Well it looks like what he's saying and doing is working! Lol.. that was pretty awesome when he was able to gain the dogs trust!
@Ackermanmedia6 ай бұрын
Hey if anybody can give me input on this rescue puppy I have had for a year and a half now it would be much appreciated. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pG2jspqsZcS3Z7g.html
@Gimpy13786 ай бұрын
LOVE this!
@bairleewoak64408 ай бұрын
I get like that when someone interrupts my dinner too...
@whiteplatypus8 ай бұрын
I get anxiety just looking at that waiting for a fight . You have tremendous calmness and self control. Which I’m learning and seeing how important that mother dog , you .. is.
@whiteplatypus8 ай бұрын
The little ones are vocal !!
@whiteplatypus8 ай бұрын
Amazing
@suzanneburt34848 ай бұрын
That's wonderful how you have complete control. Everyone's just as calm as can be.
@micruella59 ай бұрын
Lol daat face. I just wanted snuggles wuuaat
@MaleficaRue9 ай бұрын
his little growls omg lol
@kenbranaugh82519 ай бұрын
Good dog?
@meggraham75649 ай бұрын
Fabulous breakdown of behaviour
@lisagray84289 ай бұрын
Hi 👋 there I see she's not hurting her baby's ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ trying to make them mind her or something I love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ the mother 🐺 wolf dog♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ and her baby's there all cutest baby's and mother beautiful and adorable there all Sprical ♥️I'll be your friend's ♥️♥️♥️♥️
@privateuser38599 ай бұрын
Good video but it upsets me seeing animals in noisy basic Chinese zoos.
@Colbato.9 ай бұрын
a fantastic Analysis.
@Amber-mv8wz9 ай бұрын
Excellent breakdown!
@johnrice19439 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this breakdown
@hebermoloney9 ай бұрын
At the parliament so she can bite all the politicians
@lechatel9 ай бұрын
We need to give this wolf mom a job in school...
@fartlover2239 ай бұрын
Aww
@darkhorse17739 ай бұрын
this is fantastic to see the graphic difference between asking and telling . thanks, sheelah.
@K.T-9 ай бұрын
You need a larger bed-😊
@donnayoung42899 ай бұрын
Thats how my males use to play but they would hump each other and then i didnt know to stop it now the Alapha fights the other one 😢
@lauracoffey24749 ай бұрын
I have a 5-6 month old Blue heeler/ maybe min pin maybe shepherd mix...he pesters my 5 year old lab mix...biting her paws and growling trying to get her play...the lab is very patient, unlike the great Pyrenees/Airedale mix(alpha) My question is should I correct him or leave that up to the lab...I realize it is puppy behavior, but it is rather annoying...she can't hardly walk or sit beside me without him pulling on her.
@dukelib169 ай бұрын
Hi Laura, Not all dogs correct, only dominant dogs do. The more dominant the dog, the more assertive and higher level of corrections they use. If the puppy does not listen to the older dog, you step in between them and move the puppy away. Cheers
@K.T-9 ай бұрын
Well then I'm definitely an alpha mom and pet mom!-😅
@jenniferthurman64879 ай бұрын
🖤 exactly how I will raise my kids.
@sksdtraining9 ай бұрын
I agree. Having bred n train dogs for 30 + yrs n having 22 foster children having been in the system for a long time they test you n need to know you have the know how, the courage n strength to confront calmly yet experience to draw from bc they know immediately whose doesn't have a clue vs who not to mess with bc they're in it for the long haul to enforce consequences for bad behaviors yet deal with it as a matter of fact n not take it as a personal challenge. For the good of the family n learning if you can't handle it then I the adult (caregiver) will step in to keep everyone safe n ask what's going on or try to see what options I can give you to help you process it no matter how long it takes. I'm not giving up on you n I'm doing my best to say I still value you as we work through thus each time to help guide you to where it's best for you n you're slowly realizing I'm not angry or upset with ÿou às you have been buy still getting my point across to you. Ŵe can do this you tell me how n the pace you can or cannot handle.
@miekemorpurgo12969 ай бұрын
Wonderfull
@sjjs44410 ай бұрын
Ooof!!! That is a persistent pupper! 😂 Well done for that mama. 👏 I know it's different between humans and dogs. I still can't help respect mama dogs for taking care of all those pups! Beautiful Dogo Argentino, whomever's dog that is.
@lisa65furton9 ай бұрын
I disagree with your assessment between dog mothers and human mothers.. WE COULD LEARN VALUABLE LESSONS.. Take notes, MOTHERS! You can have 5 children, each one is different but Mother must establish her authority..Child must trust & respect Mother. She is their protector…
@sweetycheeks2910 ай бұрын
Love the explanation!!
@debrapope588910 ай бұрын
Love this
@lauracoffey247410 ай бұрын
Look how calm...love this.
@K.T-10 ай бұрын
Oh wow, that's what you call multitasking... I don't know if I could remember all that you regulating them like that is awesome, You're doing a good job 👍🏼
@jennia196510 ай бұрын
We have a 2yo Moodle who continually barks at people passing by our back gate (which leads to a forest walk). How do I correct her calmly when she is 100m away, to show her I am the protector? Thanks, Jenni
@dukelib1610 ай бұрын
You have to be at the gate with her to correct her when she barks and teach her to be calm and relaxed instead. When she barks, make the TSSS noise, get in between her and the gate, walk into her to move her back from the gate about 15 feet. Ask her to sit and look at her until she looks at you. Ask her to stay and turn and go back to the gate. If she starts to follow you, turn back, TSSS her and block her to move her back again. Ask her to sit, look at her till she looks at you, ask her to stay, then turn and go back to the gate. Stay at the gate until she lays down or walks away. Keep doing this until she no longer barks at the gate. If she listens to you most of the time it shouldn't take long for her to learn this lesson. Cheers ✌️
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Impressive to watch this BMOD in action. I just love learning more about dogs!
Dog whisperers are rare. You can tell if they will have success if there's a change within just a few minutes. Seriously. Otherwise you need to find someone else to work with. Great job.
Seems like a special gift you must have. I cannot imagine just anyone could do this, even if they followed what you said 100%. Dogs that can be 'temperamental', always tend to act it out around me. I suppose I have a gift of my own 😂
There is truth to what you say. If the dog is an Alpha, you yourself need to be an Alpha, if the dog is a Beta, you at least have to be a Beta. Not every dog will be a good fit for every person. A passive person can not safely own a high energy, confident Alpha dog. With that said, the right person can teach that Alpha dog to respect people and dogs who are less dominant than they are and in most cases that Alpha dog will be okay with non Alpha people. The deciding factor is whether that Alpha dog is a diplomat or an asshole. Cheers ✌️
@@dukelib16 Interesting. I figured there was a reason why I have always been hesitant to get a dog.. mostly the responsibility of being the dogs guardian, which is the same reason why i've always been afraid to be a father my whole life. The responsibility freaks me out. I do tend to be more passive, so perhaps my hesitance is justifiable. Lol. Great response, thank you.
Thank you, sir. That was amazing to watch.
Beautiful to watch a dog whisperer in action. Very inspiring! Subscribed!
That was beautiful to watch. What a handsome dog.
Please keep sharing your work
I have the smallest standard poodle who is sweet at home, loving, and she's a super faster learner. I feed her, groom her, teach her, work from home so she's with me all day. However she barks at other dogs (rarely while on walks) and I signed up for a weekly obedience class for which I've already done everything they are "teaching" and my time there is only trying to get her to stay calm and quiet. We are a month in and she still barks most of the class. Some days are better than other with a lot of treats I can get her busy smelling and searching for tossed food but its very difficult getting her to focus in a basketball court or "yard area" with 8 other dogs and handlers. Sometimes I will take her to pet friendly stores like Home Depot and she won't bark at people and other times she'll bark at a random person in the middle of being what seems very relaxed. She also barks at my youngest (15yr old) son at home. Sometimes I feel like she's resource guarding me. I'd be very grateful for any suggestions or help or if there's a video you've done you think that will help me.
Try what I do in this video whenever she barks. You make a Tsss sound to get her focus, get in front of her to block her and ask her to sit. Then you look at her until she looks at you and then you lick her neck with your fingertips. If you still have trouble, please give me a call. This should only take minutes to fix. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dal4rbiwfrzMeaQ.htmlsi=Gvl3Vd6v-9Fyn8kQ Cheers ✌️
Nobody can come into my house what so ever nobody 🐾🐾
My little foxie 7 , does this to my 18mth old amstaff. Now I know why 😮
Interesting, I have a amstaff who has never liked being pet on the head, I picked this up early and have always naturally gone to scratch around neck and ears instead and always warn anyone to do the same , she also has barked at anyone who has gone to do this , also stood her ground and even one time gone to nip- but when we approach other dogs she will lay down on all haunches and wait for the dog to approach, more of a submissive hello to them , so is that a submission towards other dogs she meets and a unsure or fearful aggression towards humans? She acts scared or wary but from your videos she may just be unsure , as she does not back down or tuck tail. Ive only noticed this again from watching your videos I thought she was just scared or unsure but maybe not , She is also only 18mths old so still a very young dog learning her new surroundings and need to learn how to deal with it . If she is like this now will she always be? I am loving your videos , I would like to understand and communicate with my dogs in a way they also understand 😉👌🏾
Awww 🥰 such a sweet puppy dog
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I would like to donate for Mochi. Is this the link for donation?
That campaign has completed. If you would like to donate to Moochi you can send an etransfer to [email protected].
@@dukelib16 i will try!
@@dukelib16 do you have otherway to transfer? E transfer accepts only for canadian bank account.
@@jiyoungchun3304 I'm in Canada.
@@dukelib16 I do know. I am not living in Canada but Korea. I dont have a canadian bank account. I can donate if you send me a swift code and bank account.
I was taught that you must model the behavior that you want from the dog. If you want them to be calm, you must be calm. They look to you for cues as to how to react. Too many people yell at a reacting dog, somehow expecting them to calm down.
Humans don't understand body language only what comes out of our mouth, we also think we have a right to kill our home as well as there's 😢
My Dachshund would be going ape s-t. So embarrassing
I don't really agree with what you are saying and I have rescued 18 years
Cheers to your work. I only work with reactive, aggressive and fearful dogs, the dogs nobody else can help and are killed by the bcspca and their dog trainers and behaviourists who falsely claim their treat based, positive reinforcement only, humane, force free techniques work on all dogs. We both save dogs, I save the ones no one else can save. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dal4rbiwfrzMeaQ.htmlsi=Hukw1fpxW1t1kaa2 Cheers ✌️
Well it looks like what he's saying and doing is working! Lol.. that was pretty awesome when he was able to gain the dogs trust!
Hey if anybody can give me input on this rescue puppy I have had for a year and a half now it would be much appreciated. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pG2jspqsZcS3Z7g.html
LOVE this!
I get like that when someone interrupts my dinner too...
I get anxiety just looking at that waiting for a fight . You have tremendous calmness and self control. Which I’m learning and seeing how important that mother dog , you .. is.
The little ones are vocal !!
Amazing
That's wonderful how you have complete control. Everyone's just as calm as can be.
Lol daat face. I just wanted snuggles wuuaat
his little growls omg lol
Good dog?
Fabulous breakdown of behaviour
Hi 👋 there I see she's not hurting her baby's ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ trying to make them mind her or something I love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ the mother 🐺 wolf dog♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ and her baby's there all cutest baby's and mother beautiful and adorable there all Sprical ♥️I'll be your friend's ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Good video but it upsets me seeing animals in noisy basic Chinese zoos.
a fantastic Analysis.
Excellent breakdown!
I really enjoyed this breakdown
At the parliament so she can bite all the politicians
We need to give this wolf mom a job in school...
Aww
this is fantastic to see the graphic difference between asking and telling . thanks, sheelah.
You need a larger bed-😊
Thats how my males use to play but they would hump each other and then i didnt know to stop it now the Alapha fights the other one 😢
I have a 5-6 month old Blue heeler/ maybe min pin maybe shepherd mix...he pesters my 5 year old lab mix...biting her paws and growling trying to get her play...the lab is very patient, unlike the great Pyrenees/Airedale mix(alpha) My question is should I correct him or leave that up to the lab...I realize it is puppy behavior, but it is rather annoying...she can't hardly walk or sit beside me without him pulling on her.
Hi Laura, Not all dogs correct, only dominant dogs do. The more dominant the dog, the more assertive and higher level of corrections they use. If the puppy does not listen to the older dog, you step in between them and move the puppy away. Cheers
Well then I'm definitely an alpha mom and pet mom!-😅
🖤 exactly how I will raise my kids.
I agree. Having bred n train dogs for 30 + yrs n having 22 foster children having been in the system for a long time they test you n need to know you have the know how, the courage n strength to confront calmly yet experience to draw from bc they know immediately whose doesn't have a clue vs who not to mess with bc they're in it for the long haul to enforce consequences for bad behaviors yet deal with it as a matter of fact n not take it as a personal challenge. For the good of the family n learning if you can't handle it then I the adult (caregiver) will step in to keep everyone safe n ask what's going on or try to see what options I can give you to help you process it no matter how long it takes. I'm not giving up on you n I'm doing my best to say I still value you as we work through thus each time to help guide you to where it's best for you n you're slowly realizing I'm not angry or upset with ÿou às you have been buy still getting my point across to you. Ŵe can do this you tell me how n the pace you can or cannot handle.
Wonderfull
Ooof!!! That is a persistent pupper! 😂 Well done for that mama. 👏 I know it's different between humans and dogs. I still can't help respect mama dogs for taking care of all those pups! Beautiful Dogo Argentino, whomever's dog that is.
I disagree with your assessment between dog mothers and human mothers.. WE COULD LEARN VALUABLE LESSONS.. Take notes, MOTHERS! You can have 5 children, each one is different but Mother must establish her authority..Child must trust & respect Mother. She is their protector…
Love the explanation!!
Love this
Look how calm...love this.
Oh wow, that's what you call multitasking... I don't know if I could remember all that you regulating them like that is awesome, You're doing a good job 👍🏼
We have a 2yo Moodle who continually barks at people passing by our back gate (which leads to a forest walk). How do I correct her calmly when she is 100m away, to show her I am the protector? Thanks, Jenni
You have to be at the gate with her to correct her when she barks and teach her to be calm and relaxed instead. When she barks, make the TSSS noise, get in between her and the gate, walk into her to move her back from the gate about 15 feet. Ask her to sit and look at her until she looks at you. Ask her to stay and turn and go back to the gate. If she starts to follow you, turn back, TSSS her and block her to move her back again. Ask her to sit, look at her till she looks at you, ask her to stay, then turn and go back to the gate. Stay at the gate until she lays down or walks away. Keep doing this until she no longer barks at the gate. If she listens to you most of the time it shouldn't take long for her to learn this lesson. Cheers ✌️