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I am truely fighting the urge to get more. 😂😂😂 but I live in an apartment so it takes some effort and planning for 1 large dog… much less 17 😅

I’ve met a lot of wonderful doodles and I’m glad you’ve been having good experiences with them

Thank you so much! 😊 Abby is doing phenomenal

You are so very welcome!!😊😊 And I am glad she is well! I am getting a standard poodle in February. Mama is 5 weeks pregnant right now. I am having trouble deciding between a male or female. Is there anything about having a female standard that sticks out to you? Thank you so much!

@ ​​⁠oh my how exciting! I personally like females more because they are a little easier to house break, are generally friendly with all dogs if socialized well, but they seem to be a little more independent. Males are usually bigger, seem to be a little more affectionate, more goofy and playful, but if you don’t neuter them you’ll have to work through those behavioral challenges that can come with having an intact male (urine marking, maybe some displays of dominance with other male dogs) So based on those reasons, I would opt to get a female or neuter my male dogs pretty early so I don’t have to work through the crazy teenage boy-dog phase. it’s totally up to what you prefer!

Thank you so much for this!!! I value your expertise! If I were to go with a male I did plan on having him fixed. But I do love the thought of easier house breaking of the female. A lot. Thank you so much again. I am going to subscribe to your channel now.

@@a.d.c7941 you are welcome! Thank you for your support and the comments! Good luck with your pup next year ❤️

@@chrisvandoros1805 he is trying! I’m seeing progress already. Thanks for the comment!

@@michimoo92are you making more videos do you use other tools

@@chrisvandoros1805 I don’t think I’ll have anymore videos coming out soon. Bruno goes back to his mom today. So it’ll be back to Abby. And the gentle leader is the only tool that I regularly use and recommend

@@michimoo92love how you structure them

@@michimoo92prong

It’s a hobby for me!

Yes every walk with Bruno is a structured walk until he is more relaxed and reliable

Thank you!! 😊

@@chrisvandoros1805 a walk with Bruno is scheduled to drop tomorrow morning!

@@michimoo92I mean a structure walk

Can you drop it now

Can’t wait for the next video!!!!

@@fiorellyloero2968yay! Drops at 9 today!

thank you!!! she is the sweetest!

yess! lots of videos incoming starting tomorrow! stay tuned :)

@@rebeccafletcher9884 I am so glad you like them and are finding them helpful. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you! She is a cutie. Happy training!

@@kovivi3370 100% it’s worth investing the time into training. If you have specific challenges that need professional help that’s one thing. But most manners/basic training you can do by yourself and it’s like bonding time with your pup! ❤️

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment!

she is young here! maybe a year and a half. She is 3 now

Yeh she has come a LONG way! In a few weeks I’ll be training a large golden doodle that’s not so chill so I will definitely film it!

@@michimoo92I want to see when a dog misbehaved what you do

Do you have an ig

@@chrisvandoros1805 yes! I’m going to try to start working with dogs that have a lot less training so I can show y’all how I work though more challenges. Abby is to easy to demonstrate

@@michimoo92 Good luck with a doodle, you will need it...

@@chrisvandoros1805 I’ll put these type of videos in the rotation! I liked how you are able to see the real world challenges in real time of this walk. Hopefully it’s not boring and I’m open to more suggestions!

@@michimoo92is the a heel for u

@@michimoo92is this a heel for you

Kind of. But she isn’t 90-100% focused on me during any of the walk so I don’t really think of it as a focused heel. But I think a lot of people could consider this a “heel”

Yes! Working on one today! I take Abby out on a full walk today. Started with just letting her out then a structured walk and then an off leash structured walk. That’s kinda what you want right?

Yes can you make a lot of those

@@michimoo92will I be out today

@@michimoo92is it a full walk!

@@chrisvandoros1805 Noo It’ll be out tomorrow or Wednesday!

Thanks for the comment! I don’t have any videos on this yet but I’ll add it to the list of videos to make. I should be working with a doodle in early Nov that has a reactivity habit that I can go through the steps of how to deal with reactivity on leash

@@michimoo92are you going to tro dog now

@@michimoo92 Thanks so much! Looking forward to it <3

This was mostly a structured walk except when I let her meet her friend the Belgian malinois. I recorded this before I did the different walk video so I’ll still make a full structured walk video for you soon!

@@michimoo92appreciate it

@@Alexander-ey7gn thank you!

Hi! Thanks for the comment. My last clippers were sooo old and died and I replaced them with this, www.amazon.com/oneisall-Grooming-Rechargeable-Stainless-Waterproof/dp/B0C3LBYPMZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?crid=1EGQODVTHSGGS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-TyxTJ4G3o77f3M1FDgctc6-ZRTW_NMpvF6ojYaY-wk9eksbXBpVHMSa1DRmkBOxkfnXhqnKJMav4ieB1-uVgeverV_48XijjFgccu6SYAgJsHAKA7htmH9dzdivqN8ASS69ErT78rxO2RKSUOhRA4uSrzaA1yQ7GVnkgbaAr7O73aQ-bdHXOtWz1NfyoTo7l5OxBKWg_4SlJE02-lijUg.IJVhNJsFHJQ0k-3L5xOkD_5O75SxFitT6xwFgnolvOo&dib_tag=se&keywords=dog+grooming+clippers&qid=1728493854&sprefix=dog+grr%2Caps%2C104&sr=8-7 , I’ve only used this pair a few times but so far it seems pretty good!

Yay! I’m glad you are enjoying it! I actually see very few poodles and soooo many doodles!

I bet it's because most poodle owners spend all of their time grooming their poodles and admiring them. I spend an hour line combing my poodle every single day. He is also bathed and blow-dried every week which takes about 3 hours. Every 2 weeks I do a touchup on his grooming, he is in the continental clip so I like to keep him looking his best! I don't think I will ever get a poodle after him, they are amazing dogs but they take a lot of time and energy. I could cut Carlito's hair shorter but I love the continental and I always get compliments.

@@mobstercrow7515 wow you do spend a lot of time on your pups grooming! I could see that being a huge barrier for ownership especially if you don’t have any grooming skills. I personally just keep her in a short summer clip all year round because I’m a lil lazy 😅

@@michimoo92 I love my pups hair so much. He's a service dog so running my fingers through his hair really helps me out. I couldn't imagine keeping his hair short, I must pet the floof! It's a lot of work but it's worth it to have a pet lamb dog! I actually wanted to get another pitbull to become my nest service dog since my prior service dogs were pittie mixes, but the doggo I wanted was adopted. I ended up buying a poodle from a breeder and the father of the litter is a service dog also! Thanks to his good genetics he is excelling in his training. Genetics play a huge role in dogs. I got very lucky with him because I chose him when he was a week old which means I didn't do a temperament test.. He was the runt of the litter, half the size of the females in the litter. I really wanted him because I knew I could help him catch up with his siblings and provide the care he needs. Now he is bigger than all of his siblings, he's only 6 months old and he is 24 inches tall! I'm still in touch with the breeder and the puppy parents of his siblings, he turned out to be the best dog of the litter, mostly due to my training experience. I was planning on going to college during fall of 2025 but since his training is going so well, I'm going in January 2025 instead! He's finished puppy and intermediate classes and he has been on a few public outings in non pet friendly stores. He is doing great! I still wish I could get another pittie though, I love their squishy faces and the weird noises they make when they are excited. I will make sure my next service dog is a pittie though! I love them so much!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

I have videos coming out but I wanted to get this one out as soon as I could for you! Is there anything else specific that you would like to see?

@@michimoo92 like a full structure walk

@@chrisvandoros1805 yes I can do that. Take you on a 30 minute walk. Showing how we transition from a relaxed walk to a structured walk. And what I do to set her up to succeed with distractions and everything?

@@michimoo92maybe a heel walk in the house video too

@@michimoo92?

@@Panischa you are very welcome! Thank you for the video idea!

Thank you! I don’t 😢 but I think I’m going to start adding that to our routine because I’m noticing way more build up on her teeth

Sounds like you’ve already started the process! So you can build on that now. Keep your ear cleaning tools somewhere and everytime you pick it up, and she comes to you or is near you give her lots of treats. Soon she will probably start running over happily when you have the tools in your hand. Then after a few weeks depending how how much she hates it. Start touching her ear with the tool, and reward that. Move forward super slowly and you should be able to make progress over time!

@@michimoo92 thank you so much! I'll try that :) You're tips and videos are super helpful. Have a lovely day!

@@Panischa Thanks for watching! I just made this video showing exactly how I went through the process ruclips.net/video/L6qj_wC1wNM/видео.html if you want to check it out. I hope it helps!

@@michimoo92 Thanks so much again *w*

Poodles really are! Start as soon as you can. 8 weeks is good to start getting them used to following a treat and moving through the different positions sit/down/stand. So they are comfortable with following your hand and treat.

I haven’t forgotten! It’s coming!

When I first started teaching her yes! when she was a baby she was always on leash and we practiced everything in the house to start. @chriscandoros I have the leisure walk/structured walk/heel video coming out tomorrow!

Yay! So exciting!!! Cherish it cause she grew up soooo fast!

@@chrisvandoros1805 very very rarely. I use it as an emergency recall if she is in her prey drive chasing something and she isn’t responding to my verbal recall. And most of the times a quick vibration is all it takes now a days to snap her out of the chase and come back to me. I can’t remember the last time I used the stimulation button on the remote

@@michimoo92she really well behaved you do a tone of training

@@chrisvandoros1805 thank you! Yes I think of every interaction with her as a training opportunity so we really train every day.

@@michimoo92love to see more

Hi! Thanks for the comments! I have to look at the video again to tell exactly what “type” of walk it was. Generally speaking. When we first get out on a walk it’s a leisure or casual walk where she can sniff around and use the bathroom. Only rule is she isn’t allowed to pull me or we stop walking until she comes back to my side, sits, and waits to be released to continue our walk. After 15 mins or so , she has sniffed around, let some excitement out. We can transition to a structured walk practice where the rules are she stays by my side at my pace of walk and isn’t allowed to wander off and sniff or use the bathroom. In the beginning I would only do the structured walk practice for 5-15 min intervals. Then I would let her go back to sniffing around. Now a days. We start with the casual walk but I can do a full 30 min structured walk at a brisk pace for actual exercise.

I hope that makes sense! I’m working on a video that explains all of this for you. Thank you for watching and being patient!

@@michimoo92can you make a structure walk like 30 minutes video

@@michimoo92can you make one like that

Yehhhh…. It’s so interesting how the specific breeds attract different types of owners. I see alot of pit bulls and Malinois in the shelters cause many people especially down here, like the idea of bad ass looking dogs but they are unable, for whatever reasons, to provide bad ass level structure and training. And unfortunately the dogs suffer

@@chrisvandoros1805 I’ve had dogs my whole life. Trained sea lions for a summer internship. Then got my dog training certification from animal behavior college. I don’t know everything by any means and every dog is different. Abby does not know “heel” but she knows how to not pull and walk close when we are on our structured walks. I personally have no experience in competitive obedience training, all my experience is in basic lifestyle behaviors that help dogs live their best happiest lives with their humans