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How do you stop aggressive play? I have 2 dogs. A boxer who’s 3yrs old and has brain damage. She was bit on her head as a puppy by my daughter’s dog who over corrected. Actually shushed her skull. My other dog is a lab 3 month old puppy. The breeder removed mom when the litter was 5 weeks old because mom was nipping at the pups and he thought she was tired of them. I feel she was teaching them proper play. Now because my puppy wasn’t taught, she plays very rough. She charges my boxer, bites her neck or legs and holds the bite and growls. My boxer doesn’t know how to correct her. I’ve continuously physically stopped the play over and over but she goes right back to it immediately. Now I keep them apart most of the day because nothing has worked in 6 weeks. She’s smart but seems stubborn. I’m afraid she’s going to do this to my daughters or sons dogs and they are going to hurt her. I don’t want another accident. How do you teach the calm down?

How do you stop aggressive play? I have 2 dogs. A boxer who’s 3yrs old and has brain damage. She was bit on her head as a puppy by my daughter’s dog who over corrected. Actually shushed her skull. My other dog is a lab 3 month old puppy. The breeder removed mom when the litter was 5 weeks old because mom was nipping at the pups and he thought she was tired of them. I feel she was teaching them proper play. Now because my puppy wasn’t taught, she plays very rough. She charges my boxer, bites her neck or legs and holds the bite and growls. My boxer doesn’t know how to correct her. I’ve continuously physically stopped the play over and over but she goes right back to it immediately. Now I keep them apart most of the day because nothing has worked in 6 weeks. She’s smart but seems stubborn. I’m afraid she’s going to do this to my daughters or sons dogs and they are going to hurt her. I don’t want another accident.

It worked! Just got a new girl pup a couple weeks ago, she'salmost 1. Her and my boy, he's 2, non stop play fight.

This is EXACTLY what my girls do. Turn into "crazy ladies". Two yellow labs, 6 & 8 months old. I'm with you, love the chasing around. It's the side checking and especially the neck biting I don't like. So it's going to take two people to correct them when they both get going I assume?

This is helpful! I have a 1 year old female husky/catahoula mix and a 8 month old male heeler. I have had the heeler since he was a baby and just got the husky mix about 2 months ago so they're still relatively new to each other. They can do everything that your dogs in the video can do but once they are released from they go back to intensely playing (leg grabbing/neck grabbing) - they are obsessed with each other. I work from home, it's all day, every day. I have to essentially "send them to their kennels" where they will stay with the doors open to get anything done around the house. I'd love to be able for them to just be around each other or be able to gentle play without CONSTANTLY having to separate them for causing a ruckus when they play. Any suggestions?

Is that a pit bull/ mastiff mix?

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Thanks for sharing!

Please show how you taught the “calm down”command

Yes, but how did you teach it?

My dogs simply don't give two blips. Lol

Thank you for your videos, they’ve actually been helpful getting my dog not to pull.

whats the harm of playing "too rough" if both dogs are having fun and neither are getting hurt?

Wow so well behaved. If I could get my dog to do this I would have no more stress at the dog park

Is that rough play? Then my labrador plays hard-core

I have two sister Australian shepherds from the same litter, they are both 6 months old and one (baylee) constantly wants to start a fight with the other(pua). Pua thinks that they are playing and baylee who attacks wants dominance and gets jealous if I pet or show any affection to her sister. The mean sister is a very good dog and knows her commands and doesn’t jump on us unlike her sister(pua) any ways I can resolve this issue of Jealousy and aggression towards her sister ?

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This is so helpful! How did you first introduce this command to your dog?

My cousins have two Mal-shi puppies, a boy and a girl. They love to rough house and run like bullets

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That’s rough play ? That’s nun compared to my maligators

I don’t know if I can do that I just tell my dog “bath” the ears perk up and she stops immediately goes and lays down... idk it works is that really bad?

What if the dog doesn't listen to calm down?

Well you hav to remember that that’s just their play style. That’s how they play. Some chase. Some grab. Some mouth. Some tackle. It’s all different. I understand it you find that play annoying but if your saying it’s aggressive that’s not right but yeah I get it it gets very annoying when thy tackle and bite each other. But I don’t think these two are trying to dominant over each other. They’re both tackling. Their both biting. It’s equal play not aggressive.

I'd like to see you correct Abbott too. He seemed to instigate as much as Donovan did. But this is definitely something that we need to work on in our home. Some members let it go saying "oh they're just playing", but others like myself think it's too rough and not acceptable at all. I don't want a dog coming over that's not used to rough play and take it too far out of self defense.

I have a remote collar I just purchased so I’m glad you mentioned it.

I went looking specifically for a video to address this. I have a very high energy pup right now just 10 weeks old I GP I can’t train to do anything. And I have a little male Maltese and she walk all over him. If I try to give him a safe space he won’t take it I think he likes it! I have to put her in a time out.

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Perfect, just what I needed. My 3 yr old rescue border collie/greyhound female will play but then gets to rough. She has excellent recall though.

no offense but you and many others show a trained dog ok people watching aren't here to watch your listening dog i don't understand why people do this for self gratification perhaps teaching it is what people are interested in hmm

Exactly what I’m going through!! 6 month old Pitbulls. Very smart. When they get going its an Isssska!!! Upon greeting they ALWAYS run up to one another and on both hind legs do the ‘belly bump’ it’s hilarious! Definitely love one another. Just hard to gain control when they start playing!! Video great❤️

Nice video well done

Ty for the guidance. My big lab always bully’s my little terrier. I’ll try this

Try doing that to a rottweiler and a Belgian malinois

My current three dogs are a spayed female, 16 or 17 years old, whom I've had for 15 years, a neutered male, 6 years old, whom I've had for 4 years, and a 2-year old unspayed female I adopted in July 2019. It used to be that the male would always want to roughhouse with the old female, who didn't appreciate it much. I had to yell at him and make him sit to calm him down, but it was a pain in the ass. When I brought the young female home, she was the one who instigated the roughhousing with the male dog. At least they both leave the old dog alone, but I'm still annoyed at this "game" when they get so wrapped up in it and don't respond to my calls. I plan to get the female spayed, and wonder if maybe she will stop wanting to roughhouse so much then. Anyone know if spaying would calm her down?

Definitely need to work on this with my pup. He is getting too riled up with other dogs and then people as well. I’m scared to even take him to the dog park. How do you get your dogs to give you their attention so well?

At 1:12 when the black dog was asked to sit why did it’s head twitch like it was having a seizure?? Then it kind of fell into a down... that was not a natural movement. What correction did you use? Because it seemed to be WAY to harsh for that dog. It was scary to watch.. and I use e collars and prongs regularly. I’m no stranger to methods like this. Also a few times the dogs got up before you gave the release ok. Idk maybe upload a more clear video of your training method. This was a little hard to follow and inconsistent.

very good video!! more dog owners should focus on monitoring playtime and making sure their dogs listen and obey even though they are in the middle of play.

My dog and his best buddy used to go at it way rougher than these dogs do, and they sounded like they were trying to kill each other. Never any problems, they loved it for almost 12 years until the other dog got sick. My dog was 30 pounds lighter than the other one (55 vs 85). Some people actually thought they were really fighting.

This isn't how to train a dog, this is a video of already trained dogs. All you're doing is showing that your dogs already know how to listen. It doesn't help me at all. I want to know how to train them to listen in the first place.

I have a baby husky (male) and a adult askal (girl) idk if they are playing but my askal dog has big mouth and bite the neck of the husky and the husky screams and the husky will bite the leg of the askal and thenehen askal bite the husky that the husky is crying or screaming i let the askal get away from the husky Sory fornbad english

I don't think it's fair, at all, to say with bully breeds (your favorite?) it's bound to tip over to a fight.

Donovan has such a pretty coat!

It's very good but you should make them wait longer before releasing them because they're going back and doing exactly the same thing

My dogs will not stop for me to give them a command, they completely ignore me like i am not there. What do i need to do please help. I have tried putting the dog that is being way too rough back in their pen for time out? So my bigger dog can take a break because eventually he snaps

I have a full blooded pitbull dog it's a girl her name is October we name her that her birthday is in October she's a very smart dog

Good stuff. Really like what you say..... have to be an advocate for your dog. And, think of it like if 2 or 3 of your little kids playing and one or 2 are getting too rough..... of course the parent steps in to make sure no one gets hurt, same simple principle. Subscribed to your posts !

Would be useful to know how you taught the ‘calm down’ technique in the first place

I have a lab mix and a pit-bull mix that play all the time and it can get very rowdy. My lab mix is normally the one who starts it and she plays very rough like biting on the neck and body slamming my other dog down basically. She is only two and my pitt mix is a little over five. He will snap at her because she is too rough sometimes and she will stop for a few seconds then kind of pounce on him and she pretty much ignores me when i am trying to give her commands to diffuse the situation, do you have any tips on what i can do?

Thanx alot as ths video ws vry helpfl to me...i have 2 dogs a male lab mix n a female indi who has problm with her hind lega but dsnt like ti give up while playing n is a tough gl.....