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Wonderful pooch.

The way he shares with his dad, each new experience just melts my heart 🥲

Heck this could go terribly wrong if I reinforce the wrong bark by accident!! 😬 Great idea though never heard of this before

Ohhhh my fluff, you're a genius puppy dad! I have a long hair chihuahua that's going to be 2 in June. Before I got her, I had a pitsky named Amazing Grace, she weighed 110 pounds and had to take her to the groomers for her nails. Only because I'm 70 years old. She went home to Jesus a year ago due to cancer at the age of 7. I've subscribed to your channel and sharing this to all my big dog lovers. Thank you for wisdom. God bless all the furbabies and those who love them 👑🙏💞✝️🐾🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯

I love the idea of using mealtime as passive counter-conditioning! Two other simple things that have helped me do nail trims with dogs are 1) making sure they're on a nonslip surface and 2) making sure there's plenty of bright light so I can see what I'm doing. Sounds common-sense but took me awhile to realize what a big difference it makes, lol. Thanks for this realistic approach to handling.

could you share which dremel tool you use it looks like its very nice quality.

This is a great, short, concise video that goes over all the steps. Cool that it only took a week. Have watched Susan Garrett's pedicure please, which takes a bit longer, so ty for this short version. She has a veterinarian on it who emphasizes the importance of short nails, especially if you do sports with your dogs. You know the dogs nails are long when they start biting them to have them cut. We have a local pet store that only charges 6.00 and some groomers actually have clinic days, like the first Saturday of every month for a few hours and all they do are nail trims at a reduced cost. This video will definitely help save some money as my sister pays 50.00/dog out in CA - just for a TNT. Hope this helps.

Genious! Ellie, my 19 month old Bernedoodle runs and hides in her kennel for anything to do with grooming, despite not having any negative experiences. (I'm the one who grooms her) But the nail trims is another level of fear or dislike for her. I will be trying this and for my Goldendoodle, who does not like it either but is compliant.

We have an American Staffordshire Terrier. He has been afraid of nail trimming ever since someone dropped him and we rescued him. His name is Rufus. This is going to make his nail trimming so much easier! Thank you!

Mikey is an American Bulldog / Presa Canario mix and yep he's had double TPLO surgery! So I need his nails short!!!!

Your not teaching anything. Just showing a demo....perhaps sop people can join your class ? LOL

So cute❤ i love dogs they are truly a mans best friend😊

My dog is trained to "stick em up " when I do finger guns. Don't want to confuse him, any other hand signal you can think of that I could use?

At first I was like “what is this guy doing??” Then step 7 popped up and it clicked. Freaking genius

How u get a dog to stop barking at ppl

What type of dog is that?

is that a border collie?

What a wonderful and extremely helpful video. Thank you so much!

I can’t get my dog to bark indoors when I knock or play dog barks or anything else, but he barks outdoors only near the house when he hears the neighbors’ dogs bark or sees a squirrel in the yard. How can I train him to bark then? I tried teaching him quiet only while on the outdoor deck and not sure that he understands. He does stop when treated but goes back to barking on the deck after that. Your answer would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

Great to see you back on RUclips--you make excellent videos that I find helpful to share with clients!

Would I then be able to use a Quiet gesture/command on a walk when the dog is barking at another dog or stranger? That's my main motivation here

we should ask the dog to bark? It looks like I learn new things every day of my life.

My 4 month old lab doesn't want to 'drop it' even when I have a treat touching his nose. He does like these treats btw as they have worked on other commands. I'll keep trying tho.

Do you have a video of how to teach a dog obedience my puppy just doesn’t listen to me I could tell her to lay down 40 times before she actually listens and lays down

I have been trying to teach my 7 month old puppy this for 2 weeks! I just watched your video and I was doing it all wrong.. Thank you so much!!😁

Which dog is this?

You have a very interesting approach. Love it.

Thank you so much for your information. It's so helpful. Please keep making videos.

It's funny how many treats are needed here! 😆

Could this work for older dogs?

That dog looks exactly like one of mine. Also a mystery mix

Thank you sir

When u got a crush on the trainer but than u suddenly see it’s 8 years old and imagine him with his children of your age...

Thanks it’s much needed for us. We do need our dog to be a guarding dog but not barking at ppl who are no threat to me so this video is great.

How do you get a dog to stop barking at night? Why does it get worse if I tried telling the dog to stop?

Why do dogs bark at night?

When do you pair this with a vocal comand?

Such an amazing video, it helped me and my dog. Such videos are blessings and very much useful. Thanks for making this .. :) besides that have you registered your dog on the monkoodog app? It's an amazing app that helps dog parents to look after their dog's vaccinations, medications, growth chart, etc. You should try its amazing. I am using the app too..!

It's also crazy to me that someone who's trying to help others train their dog is getting such nasty comments. It's funny because the comment section are people who intentionally came to this video or page to seek help or were just bored. Nevertheless, came to this video and became self proclaimed dog trainers watching a how to video on dog training and commenting that the Trainer is I correct or a waste of time. Anyone see how awkwardly idiotic that is? There are other methods yes not every dog reacts the same for one method. Dog owners should know this by now but, id be wrong.

I appreciate this video. The comment section seems to have some self proclaimed dog trainers that think yanking your dog's lead until it figures it out for themselves is an acceptable method of dog training. Another person thinks simply "exercising" the dog solves all problems. Truth is, dogs are a case by case basis. Using treats is not the only method however, what it teaches your dog is to keep the focus ON YOU and not the world around. You need to be the most interesting thing to your dog. Otherwise another person/ animal happening by might trigger a lunge from your dog because it doesn't need to focus on you. Other methods would include walking and stop walking as soon as the lead gets tight. Or hold their favorite toy in the hand the lead is in as you walk together. To keep the focus on you. Yanking the lead creates a fear in your dog which creates aggression towards people outside of the home because it is obedient out of fear and will sometimes attack strangers because of its fear of humans at that point. In really bad cases of overall abuse. Positive reinforcement helps the quicker progression of knowledge vs waiting for the dog to eventually get it.

Hot dude

You kept giving her treats for bad behavior which was barking I didn’t like that first part

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A good and simple video will try it

I watched this even tho I don’t have a dog

This all makes it seem so easy👌🏾 great explanation

Thanks for the video great use of psychology! Does this make the dog start barking at knocks on the door? Also what age is good to start this type of training?

Do I need a clicker?

It's amazing how this trainer can just do little sheep poops on demand as treats.

Great, it's a good guide