My New Puppy: The First Day Home! (NEW SERIES: The Dog Training Experience Episode 2)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2019
- First day home! Potty training, how to handle whining in the crate, how to give a puppy a bath, puppy nail trimming, brushing and much more! Subscribe and watch me train Inertia everything! Thanks for sponsoring this video WizSmart Pads! Get them here: www.wizsmart.com/
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Sweet! Don't have to wait a full week. Loving the content!
Zak George’s Dog Training Revolution enjoying this series so much thank you for sharing your beautiful new addition with us.
Loving the content! Inertia is so cute😊
The videos have been very helpful. I only wish that they could come out sooner! 😂
I love it!
I think anything documenting how you started to leave her alone for long periods of time would be helpful and how to go about it properly and lessening the chance of separation anxiety, think that’s one of the things that worried me the most with my puppy
Yes! It is really hard especially in the first month or so for them just to whine whine whine when you're not attached at the hip. But if you learn how to deal with it-- and with time, it gets ( a little ) better!❤️
Good suggestion! I still deal with it. Just not as bad as it used to be. Especially when your gone for over 9hrs a day. Poor thing gota to hold it and be anxious. Lol
Dlow2289 you can’t leave a puppy alone for 9 hours......you should hire someone to stop in one or twice for pee & play breaks
@@lolalover24212 Yeah, but it happens. Don't act like it doesn't. Many families leave their puppies for a long time. I used to be one, I just didn't know better. My dogs did turn out fine in the end. But I wouldn't do it to another puppy, ever. I just feel really bad about it. I always come home during my break and take them out and play a little.
I would also love if a video like this could be done! My dog is 10 months old, we have crated her every time we leave since we got her at 8 weeks. She is so anxious. It didn't help when we moved from our apartment into a house. She was in our apartment for about 6 months. Any tips would be helpful!
This timing is amazing, I’m just about to bring my new puppy home
Brittany-Diana whatttt what kind?
Hero a papillon 🥰❤️
Brittany-Diana nice I have a Shih tzu
Brittany-Diana i got my puppy 3 weeks ago
Same!
Hi Zach and Bree, you mentioned you wouldn’t want to make us wait through all of the crying during the crate training, but you have no idea how valuable it is to see it played out in real life. Reading books and watching other videos where they show 15 seconds of crying does not give us an idea of what it really should look like. I really appreciated that you showed it for a long time and that you showed the timer for how long it went on for. I also like that you showed your distance from her because when I was trying to crate train my puppy, I sat right outside of his cage and he got increasingly frantic. I was so worried about traumatizing him, I ended up giving up on crate training altogether, because I didn’t ever get a chance to really see it done in real life and I had no concept of how many minutes I should wait. So, thank you. I hope you continue to show more crate training as the days go on so I can get a sense of how long is normal for the dog to cry for as the days go on. Thank you, from Idaho.
Some dogs don’t like crates. Just confine to a small room or space like zak does! Way less anxiety
@@lolalover24212 Thank you so much for the tip! Great idea.
Maybe your dog wasn't comfortable with the amount of room that it had
I don’t know but when you said, “from Idaho,” I instantly added potato to the end lol. It’s not relevant
Did ur dog ever get acclimated to crates?
Summary Girl:
Steps:
1. Acclamate puppy to the outside place to go potty
2. Prepare living space (crate and sectioned off area for potty, lined with pee pads)
Why Train Your Dog To Use Pads?
- Bad Weather
- Apartment Living
- Travelling and More!
Sound Desensitization -
If your puppy had problems with sleep you will most likely be sleeping near them so you can do a bit of sound desensitization and Clicker Training with something that might make loud noise eg. Blow-up mattress.
Remember! The clicker means: "Good dog! You've earned a treat!
When your puppy sleeps make don't try to be quiet but don't overwhelm them. Just encourage them to be relaxed and sleep when it is noisy.
Pet - to - Pet Introduction -
Take Your Time. Don't rush into the introduction. All you want to do know is just show them that there is another animal by walking past or something like that. Know your pets as well. If they are a bit nervous for example be calm, relaxed and patient with the introduction process.
Exercise -
Mornings:
Have a nice puppy play session with toys and "fetch". Not to much though because they are just getting used to it. Enjoy the time playing and bonding with your pup. Make sure you have regular exercise.
Puppy Anxiety -
Puppy anxiety is very normal. Allow them to relax by themselves. Set a timer for when there anxious. You do not have to reward when they settle down naturally and don't feel guilty when they whine (even though it's hard). If you check of all the boxes like their not hungry or need exercise don't feel bad.
Training for Baths, Nail Trimming and Toothbrushing -
Take it slowly when introducing these things to your puppy/dog. Go at there pace and stop if they start to get stressed because that will only set you back if you continue. Use positive reinforcement to build up a positive association with these activities.
Remember! Always start this training early. Do not see that you have to bathe them a say "Well, we'll see how it goes". It probably won't end well.
Training -
To prevent your pup from building up bad behaviours be one step ahead of them and intercept them from biting on the table leg for example. When they turn there attention to you instead of doing it reward them (use clicker if desired).
Hope this helps :)
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hey i found the Summary Girl again!
@@Enderia2 yep. Sure did :)
That was an awesome summary. Summaries help me to absorb the material better.😎👍
It sucks I can't just copy and paste your comments into my notes on phone!
Ty( I find her every time)
As a dog groomer, I just have to say THANK YOU for showing your viewers that they should get their new puppies used to the bathing, nail trimming, and teeth brushing process early! It really works, and it definitely helps dog owners in the long run when their adult dogs don’t stress out every 3-4 weeks when they need their nails clipped! 👍🏻
Who else clicked as soon as they got the notification 🔥💯👍
Definately
Clicker trained
Good job! 👍🏽😂
Meee! lol
Me
I really don't mind if the video is 30 minutes, show us as much as you can!!!
he finally listened with a 50 minute video
this is a 15 minute video.
@@parsley8188 right? wtf are they on about
@@parsley8188 they mean they would be fine if the video was 30 minutes encause it shows them more 🤦♀️
@@Shrektopuz they mean they would be fine if the video was 30 minutes encause it shows them more 🤦♀️
5:20 - thanks for starting a 5 minute timer on all my devices. XD
Zak- how about a video about what those at home during this pandemic with a new dog should do to prepare it for when we all return to work.
This is so helpful for anyone who is about to bring their puppy home. You are a true expert. To listen to her vocal expressions, to follow her tiniest reactions to surroundings, to interpret her body language.. that's such an amazing thing. I am learning and loving it. Inertia is a natural, so smart and cute
Using the “keep the puppy attached to me” technique did WONDERS for our current dog’s training. It was so much easier than any other dog I’ve ever had. All the same breed, so you’d think it would be similar. Nope. Building the bond, establishing pack order, and keeping her out of trouble we’re exponentially easier this time around. And it opened up so many impromptu training opportunities that never would have happened otherwise. Fantastic advice and I absolutely second it.
This series is brilliant. It takes all the individual videos and everything in the first book, and combines them! Finally we can see all the different training exercises in real situations happening when you use them on one dog. I love it
"Nothing like fetch at 10:00 at night." MY LIFE OMG
@The Real King BOB because it could be a time in the video
Yes finally! Record for clicking a video so fast. I want to give that puppy a big hug.
man I have an exam tomorrow and i'm watching all these videos. I don't even have a dog! These videos are amazing, keep up the good work.
I am obsessed with the flowers you put on her its so adorable!!
Thanks for showing some of the struggles too (like puppy anxiety) to help give an indication of what is normal "puppy defiant" behaviour and what might need some extra help
I’m just about to get a new puppy
so this helps like a lot!!!
This is the best series. Never stop. :) can’t wait for Wednesday.
I ADOREEEEEE THISSSSS, plsss upload more episodes like rn, I’m getting a puppy in December and this is really being such a helpful tool for meeeee. I love inertia
Congrats Daniela! What kind of puppy are you getting?
Finally I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR MORE THAN TWO DAYS
Zak I love ur videos so much I swear you are my best youtuber🥰😁
She’s doing so well ❤️
I was literally staring at my clock and waiting for 12pm to hit! LOVING this new series. Thank you so much for doing it-it’s already been so helpful!
Oh, gosh Zack, haha! My dog is 14 months old now, a big 125lb Cane Corso, and I got him at 8 weeks. I did (and continue) to do everything "right" and he's turning into a great young dog that loves to work with me (CGC done, now for TK titles and rally!), but for the first month after i got him I was a MESS... I think just from stress, for the first 3 days after I got him I got maybe a sum total of 700 calories and 3 hours of sleep in me. I went half crazy, and vowed that i will never subject myself to puppy raising again, or at least for a long long LONG time... Cut to a year later, this weekend I got the "I should definitely think about getting another puppy! I need a beauceron, I want to do more dog sports, lets GO!!!!" bug. This series is helping ground me again for SURE, reminding me of the most rewarding parts of puppy training, and also the lowest lows. The inflatable mattress by the crate and prolonged puppy-crying is giving me flashbacks... Thank you for the relatable puppy-raising content :P
I just brought my new puppy home. It’s been a while since I’ve trained/ lived with a puppy so this series is my lifesaver! Barely got any sleep last night but she’s not scared of her crate! Progress!
Inertia is looking so well and happy in her new home, I can't wait to see her in a year's time so well trained! I love how gentle You are with her and that You don't stress over little things, keep up the good work!! :) Say "woof" to Inertia for me
Great video and content Zak! My pup is 7 months old but I enjoy watching you. There is always something to learn! Best "take away" was "Don't wait until it's time to do something to also train your dog!" I'm guilty of it so it's a great reminder.
Our old dog trained our new dog where not to go. And our new dog did not have any anxity attack he is super chill
Fantastic series, very educational, but it does drive home how much work and patience is involved with a new puppy. I feel a little tired just from watching Zak do all the work. Everyone should watch this before adopting.
I am so excited for this series and everything I am going to learn! Thank you Zak!
That was absolutely fabulous and so helpful. Thank you ! 😊
Thank you for this series, it is exactly what I had hoped it would be! Seeing training tips that just can't be covered in single topic videos. Thanks for taking the chance with it
I don’t have a new puppy but next year I have hopes to. With my young son (10mo old) I know it’s so important to have a well trained dog.
I love this channel 🥰 now a new subscriber!
Love your tips for when you get a puppy and good video all around anyways
This series is great. My husband and I are expecting a pup in November. Your tutorials are immensely helpful. These videos are something that I will get my husband to watch. And I’ll be watching over and over again. Thank you so much for giving us the time and insight to this, it’s awesome!
Love that you're doing these videos with Inertia!!!! Soooo helpful!!! ❤
Inertia is adorable! And thank you for reminding me just how much work a puppy is! When it's time to add a new member to our family, I'd thought about a puppy. But I think we'll just do what we always do---when one that needs a home (for which ours would be "perfect") finds its way into our lives, we take that one (regardless of age, looks, breed, health status, temperament etc.). And I must say we've gotten some really, really awesome dogs that way.
Love, love, loving this! You provide so much information! This is great for new puppy owners! Thank you for sharing your new puppy adventures with us! She’s so darn cute!
I can’t wait to see the first time she and Indy meet! That is one thing I want to see the most...how to introduce the new pup to the family!
Thanks again! God bless and hugs to you, Bree and all the fur babies!☺️❤️
She is beautiful and it will be so wonderful watching her grow and learn...
I have an older dog but I still find your vids very useful . Thank you so much . Inertia is so cute
I love all of your dog training techniques!! You’re probably my favorite out of all the ones I’ve watched! I love how you show everything step by step and how gently you are with each dog you meet. You’re very aware of how the dog might be feeling and how to appropriately respond to that. I don’t have a dog yet because I’m not ready for one but I do love them! I’ve been thinking of getting a dog in the future but I have to do as much research as I can before I make any decisions. So I watch a lot of dog videos and training videos just to see what it might be like to own one and what I will have to do to prepare and what to be prepared for. You’re videos do a great job of that! I’m so happy with these new puppy experience episodes! She’s adorable and one lucky pup to end up with a great person who knows what they are doing. Thank you for your help!
It is so awesome that you are doing this series. I will be getting a puppy soon and I really want to be able to train her properly. So, it is so wonderful and helpful to see you go through this step by step in real-time from day one.
This video took me to old memories when i bought my buddy and how she behaved when i left her alone.
I love Zak and learn from him. I have had 3 border collies, and other breeds. I have a veterinary background. There are a few things in this video that I would do differently, but that's just me. One is that I thought the constant leash (such as when playing "fetch") in the house is amusing; my theory - and believe me it holds - is that if you encourage a pup to bond emotionally with you, and it's a herding dog or retriever - it isn't going to leave your side. I have rewarded that constant staying with me, with verbal encouragement and treat rewards ("Stay with me.") Of course you end up with a dog that has to follow you into the bathroom every time. But you also have a dog that can be off leash in the front yard and comes 99% of the time when called. I actually learned this method years ago from a pro dog trainer and I really use it with a puppy from day one, because I like my dogs off leash for instance when I hike with them, and this way they are very reliable. (CAUTION: Doesn't work with all breed types. Never let a hound off leash unless you want to give chase. LOL)
I have mixed feelings about your allowing her to cry in the pen until she falls asleep from emotional exhaustion. For me, that isn't a healthy way to raise a dog. But again, I don't confine them constantly either. I would have made the sandwich and let her follow me into the kitchen to explore. Which she would have, because I've already trained her to stay with me at all times. My pups always fell asleep when they were ready and their bodies required it, not when I demanded it. Of course, by your method you're going to avoid "accidents" on the floor. I never had many anyway because we went outside every hour.
I found the noise desensitization interesting.. I never put conscious effort into that. I went about my normal business, played the stereo or radio or TV, and let them learn to sleep with it, which they did from about Day 1.
OH! One more note: Zak. This is a border collie, friend. They love to pee in the rain. LOL (You ever been to Ireland or Scotland? You'll see what I'm talking about.)
Again, this is a great idea for videos, and I learn a lot watching you. Plus you're so charismatic and articulate - never a dull moment!
Thank you so much! Your videos help me with preparing for welcoming the puppy home!
This series is so valuable. i really can't stress that enough. wow. Award winning stuff here. Thanks for always helping us new Dog-Parents
Omg I love you so much and your puppy is so cute
You have helped me so much
I also subscribed
She reminds me so much of how my Aussie was as a young puppy, she’s a year old and has learned tons of tricks thanks to your videos! Your videos inspired me to train her to be the best she can be :)
Awesome video. How I wish I had waited to get my new puppy with yours. Your new training experience is superb! I think anyone who is considering a puppy needs to follow. Your lives will be made so much easier. Thank you Zak George. This new series blows way your other tutorials (which are awesome) but this one brings it to you live and step by step. It’s totally real. Too late for me ....my pup is nearly 10 months, but I am still watching because I can still learn and so can my puppy!
This series and your channel in general has taught me so much about puppies and puppy training! I hope when I to get a puppy in a few days I know how to keep him (Bear, Bernese mountain dog, male) active, trained, and respectful to me and my roommate
I’m getting my first puppy today!!!! Your videos have really helped prepare me and so I know what to expect. ❤️ love these videos!!!
what puppy you getting, i just got my puppy labrador mix
MartialArtsBoy Aww so cute!! And mine is a Maltese 🥰
I love these, I've been seriously thinking about getting a puppy, and it's nice to see you can start training right away and they can start to pick up things rather quick ♡ please cover leaving them for small period of times and then a bit longer.
Picking up my puppy next week and this series has really helped me. I watch these and write everything down. Thanks Zak!
Loving the videos - we brought our puppy home three weeks ago and I wish I would have been more gradually preparing her for nail cutting and baths and teeth brushing. But will start now!!
I love this series! I'm getting a service dog prospect in the fall, and while I'm working with a trainer, I'm still going to be the one who will be doing most of the raising so I can bond with him/her. This is so helpful, especially since I am need to be really careful about making things a positive experience for my puppy so they learn to handle new things well.
I am LOVING this new series! So much knowledge! Thanks for this Zach :)
it does make sense to introduce certain things (taking a bath etc.) before you actually need them. good move
I just got my boxer puppy yesterday and this has helped a bunch with him sleeping
Aww, Inertia is so adorable!
Omg hi. So, I always used to watch this channel years ago and I just remembered it again today! I'm so happy I did! The puppy is so cute! I've never had a dog but I'm looking into getting one soon. Zak you've taught me so much. God bless all of you. -Diamond
When I first adopted my hound mix in September, I found your page & your videos helped me tremendously! Now I've just adopted a pit mix puppy yesterday & this series is right on time! I feel so connected to my dogs just from the training tips I've learned from your videos, you are phenomenal!
Love these videos. :) I have 2 border collie blue heeler mixes, one is an adult and the other is our new puppy! These have been helpful so far :)
she’s so cute :’0 your training methods are really amazing!
I am loving this series! I just adopted a dog a few weeks ago, and even though she isn't a puppy anymore, the content is definitely relatable! I would love to learn on how to socialize our dog with other dogs and what is normal behavior during play time.
These new series are amazing and just in time for me. Im about to get a puppy in spring and this is just what i needed before that. Thank you so much! ❤😊🐕
It’s about time we need more episodes
Plz make more video.. Can u upload once every 2 to 3 days.. I love this videos
Amazing video thanks Zak for changing our perspective on dog training!!! I wish you post longer videos next time!
thank you so much. this yelping in the crate coaching helped so much. we are on the second morning and it makes me confident watching your videos. Your my favorite training videos to watch
This is so helpful, I’m going to get a new puppy in a week, and I’m really great fun for all the info and help:)
Zak we are in love with this series ❤ you're the best
I love your normal training videos, but it's also really helpful to see these regular day to day training moments, including occasional failed attempts or moments where you have to improvise.
Thankyou, these videos are amazing, I just got a new puppy and these really help me with training and looking after him
Love this new series, but also wish that it would’ve come out when I got my puppy😂. But all of the other videos have helped my family an I train our puppy , so thank you Zak for the helpful videos. Can’t wait to see Inertia meeting your other dog ❤️
Aww ur puppy is adorable!!
I really love ur channel!
Have a great day.❤
Cutie PIE Inertia! 😍 Your videos are hands down the most helpful advice on dog training. THANK YOU! ❤️
So precious! Getting ready for a new German Shep puppy. Great info!
This is great and really useful Zak. I have just got a small puppy yesterday and it's been great seeing you work with your puppy to get an idea of what to do. Ordered a couple of things for her to see how that goes she doesn't seem to be bothered as of yet by toys much. Had a bit nibble of her collar today but then not that fused with anything else. It's early days mind you.
your videos are very helpful thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
especially because I'm getting a dog in one week!😍 I'm so excited😍😍
You have great timing with this new series! I am about to bring home my Nova Scotia puppy in October and currently all I am doing is working and reading books/watching videos about how to raise a puppy. Such a great idea with this step by step new puppy instruction. Also - Inertia is such a cutie😉 Greetings from Poland🇵🇱
She has grown so much I just like to look back when Inertia was little puppy😍 she is just as beautiful now.
EDIT: OMG I CANT BELEIVE ZAK LIKED TYSM! I LOVE UR VIDEOS SO MUCH!
As a new rough collie puppy owner this is really good! Thanks for sharing it :D
Inertia is to cute omg 😍😍😍 so happy this series is happening🤩
Thank you, thank you! So many great tips we’ll be applying with training and raising our 14 week old Labrador 😊
Thanks man, now I am rewatching this with a puppy sleeping at my feet after a great exercise.
I can enjoy my ride with the little egg much better thanks to your video channels. :)
I’m getting a 8 week old cavapoo on Saturday and all your videos are helping me out for the weeks to come. I’m absolutely nervous but also excited 😜 thanks again Zak
I'll be moving out soon, and was never allowed to have a dog, but now Im planning on getting one since I'll be on my own. This is extremely well done and informative!! Thank you!! I do have a 9 year old cat who's extremely angry at everything so I AM worried about how he'd react to moving, and then to getting a dog in the picture as well, but it was reassuring to see that your cat also was hissing and swiping at Inertia and you didnt seem worried about it. Hopefully my cat will also be able to take to a puppy well if we take it slow and steady :)
i love your channel so much! i am getting a new dog in 3 weeks and i have watched so many of your videos. they make me feel much less anxious and more prepared for our new family member. thank you
New to your channel. Getting our puppy this Thursday and I am so excited. I like this approach to training and I am learning a lot! Looking forward to binge-watching all your videos this week!
Iv'e been waiting for this!
Watching these to prepare myself for a pup next month
Amazing and great puppy lessons particularly for first-time puppy adopters...
Your dog is so cute, i love your channel and have been subed for so long.
Hey this is sooooo helpful I just got a puppy and this helped so much
Excellent series and perfect timing!
Thank you for this!! I'm a 2 days border collie new owner ... with 45 days old. This videos are so helpful.
I love seeing the small steps you should take when bringing home a potty. Working at home and being with my pup almost 24/7 was such a luxury and helped a lot in training during the first year. Cant imagine getting a new puppy if I had a busy schedule. Still learned something in this episode though... I should've taught my dog to pee on pads as well cause she's 100% trained to potty outside and it's hard during the rainy season. I've resorted to training her to wear boots lol.
Katrina Pineda the boots must be so cute tho
I’m so glad this came out! When will you release the next episode? My puppy is sleeping next to me as I watch this💕
In 3 days! July 31st!
Love the series. Your videos are fun & educational. Thanks for making them.
I love these videos and I’m excited to see that you’re going to upload more frequently! I can’t wait for episode 3 😀😀