Letting Go - When is it ever okay to euthanize a dog?
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0:03 *Beckman Unleashed #42*
Joel "Max Headroom" Beckman
0:56 #42- Jackie Robinson " The Dark Destroyer"
-Ronnie Lott
1:25 - *MEME'D!* Joel's HUGE in China with his tried and true dating method
2:19 - Eric cant make it bigger...
4:17 - Joel's in love with someone from YT. Shhh dont tell Liz.
6:25 - protect the POD.
7:22 - dont be duped by the tick tock of the impersonation clock
7:29 - Toothless, soleless Influencers and famous people being used for archery target practice
12:46 - is there really a positive side to being a lightening rod?
13:21 -Joels checks his egotistical ways while he looks down on a 1000 red Angels
15:10- Eric calls Joel average and that his wife thinks the same
17:06 - Better hair today
17:38 - brickmansions explained
18:40 - Offgriddogs is nuts and tells Joel he's gonna be a Grandpa?!
21:31 - bossy little kids
21:59 - Married couples ditching their kids in Vegas and leaving them to go to SeaWorld
26:01- Joel may not like kids in 10 years, flipping again.smh..
26:12 - Sacks of shit against brick walls festering in the sun. (Sorry! I had to! It was a good pitch but i think i hit it outta the park)
27:02 - "the man, the myth, the legend" @underdurress Voicemail
29:07 - should you put down your grandparents or your dog first?
30:41 - If you had 1 shot. 1 opportunity to euthanize your dog or society to make it better. Are you gonna let it slip?
31:28 - the force free movement is leaking all over society while seals are suffering at the hands of stupid beachgoers
32:59- Eric quits for an animal rights position
39:38 - the filthy closets of virtue signaling people
48:23 - Deep thoughts from within: the govt will eventually euthanize you if you cost it money. .
51:19- 10 million followers wont keep your grandson from wacking you for a new Mustang
51:50 - Elizabeths comments from previous podcasts. aliens with feral cats and urologists fighting pediatricians
53:27 - R-patricks is now doing his thumbnails and the coloring is off
54:18 - Owners abusing fat dogs with treats?! What in the hell is going on here?
54:58 - the POD doesn't care about your 1% specific dog issue. Wait, i thought this was a dog podcast....
55:14 - why geography is important: Compton is a great place to raise a family or a Dog.
55:52 - Ranchers and thin mosquitos
56:15- hanging liberals off of cliffs over looking mansions
57:34 - EXPOSÉ-Throwing another shrimp on the barbie: Grandma's fighting the good fight against the Evil Girl scout cookie making slave trade
59:10 -Eric still cowering from the Cookie Cartel topic
1:01:04 - creating worker bees to step in
1:01:34 - snake eyes. Gambling on the idea that school is good for your kids
1:02:18 - A mans man
1:04:50 - Joel doesnt really understand poetry
1:06:49- *THUG-LIFE*- Erik channeling his inner 2Pac
1:07:37- most people hate Dylan
1:09- Big words that mean eat cardboard cookies and drink grape juice
1:11:30 - COMMENT ROULETTE FAILS AGAIN! LMFAO!
1:12:47- The apology segment
1:14:21- @Offgriddogs pops the leash, Fat dogs with television shows
1:16:35 - Quarterbacks serving pie on Monday morning
1:18:34 - BOTW is dead
1:19:19- The only dog to ever whoop Joel's ass was covered in Velcro
1:22:56 - love you guys see ya next week
Epic, as always. The only thing I would suggest is double check the time locations before publishing. Some of the locations are off, but the descriptions are awesome
Edit @ 1:09 forgot some zeros-
* 1:09:00- big words that mean eat cardboard cookies and drink grape juice*
@@rptrick79😅 I enjoyed that one
@@fireballfitness170that's my goal! Thank you!
My fav “Eric calls Joel average…”
Here we go... we lost our family dog 5 days ago, he was a german sheppard 15 years old, only for the last 6 months that he really started decaying, couldnt walk and go to the bathroom by himself and we spent a lot of time, effort and money making him as comfortable as he could be. We thought about euthanizing, many times, but he just seemed to want to live. We bought him a wheelchair and he was super happy walking on that thing until the very end, he died of a heartattack on my mother in law's lap, surrounded by his family.
i’m so sorry for your loss, but that extra time was probably so worth it for him. may he rest in peace.
Omg I’m so sorry
I lost me dog 4yrs ago now and I still cry. She had a tumor that wasn’t an issue for years and then all of a sudden it grew. Unfortunately we couldn’t deal with it because she had arrhythmia and blood issues and the vet said she could die if he put her under. So I didn’t have it operated on. One day many years later it broke through her skin and that is when I had to put her down. Worst day ever, I cried for days. And then a year later my mom’s dog started to go downhill. He just started decaying and getting worse so we put an end to his suffering. Again we were distraught. Bawling for days. Both of them were just the perfect dogs so well behaved and we still miss them.
Sounds like you did what was best for him and you 💙
@@meganjaime7728 sorry to hear that, when they are suffering is trully best to listen to them and end it if you feel like they need it. Was like that with my two cats that had cancer, they pretty much gave up when thry couldnt anymore and we didnt think twice, I'm sure your dogs were grateful
Great, now my timestamps will have tears on them!
Seriously this is a needed subject! Time to listen and get to work.
Sorry guys, I lost both my dogs within a few days of each other just before Christmas 2004. Haven't owned a dog since. I'm not known to be emotional in any way by my friends and peers, but it hurt then and still hurts now. Thank you for all your work. Best wishes from across the pond.
I've listened to all of your podcasts and really enjoy your chats but having put our boxer to sleep last month I don't think I can listen to this one just yet. Just want to say thank you for talking about it though. We've such a huge hole in our lives, our home and our hearts. 💔
I had to euthanize my dog 2 days before Christmas. I had adopted him from the animal shelter last January. They guessed he was 4 so I thought I'd have another 4 (he was a Great Dane). The vet told me he had kidney failure and he had a month. I probably should have done it right then but I couldnt believe it. I feel I made him suffer because I couldn't face it and I hoped I could somehow nurse him back to health.
I called about in home euthanasia and they said they could come but couldn't remove his body afterwards. We had to take him to the animal shelter (not the same one) and they were exceptionally kind and gentle to him and to us. He went with them without a backward look, while we sobbed.
I guess I cant be part of the pod anymore because he's gone and I can't face getting another dog.
But Joel you made me a better owner in the 10 months I had him, and it helps me to know his life got better because of what I learned. (But the "Go/Get" method is tough with a Great Dane lol. I had to get his leash and pretend we were going for a walk and then take him where I wanted him to be. He would always get up for a walk).
He was the "best boy".
I also wanted to say I think whoever had him first were good to him. He had no bad habits, was gentle and funny and loving. I dont know why he ended up in the shelter but I got the feeling his previous owners loved him. And they must have had a truck. He always wanted to jump in trucks.💔
You will always be in the Pod. Once in the Pod always in the Pod. 🙂
@@User7688.--_ aww you made me cry! Thank you❤️
So sorry for your loss. May you find peace as your broken heart tries to heal ❤
@@lisaleondires9576 Thank you very very much for your kindness❤️
28:31 for those here for the conversation of the title.
Thanks timestamp fren
Thank you!
I agree with your comment that we have a God given dominion over the earth, animals and plants. You making that comment explains your training approach which I FULLY agree with and appreciate, and have learned so much by. Thanks for sharing your belief and viewpoint.
This is true and we are not beasts. We are men made in the image of God, given dominion over the earth. That's observational.
Evolution is the religion for the masses; luciferianism is the religion of the ruling class
You got a like for the real talk about human life vs animal life. Society is very confused these days
On Joel's early comments about narcissism creeping in - that whole thing. "Power corrupts...." and influence or status (In other people's eyes) corrupts and having more money than others corrupts ... AND the corrupting process is slow, sneaky, virtually invisible to the person it is working in. I had status and a form of 'power' and then it was all just GONE ... best thing that ever happened to me. As I got distance from that time, that version of me, I was increasingly embarrassed then mortified then horrified as I became able to SEE how much ego and pride I had the longer I had that power and status. AND I was entirely blind to it. Yikes.
The fact we still had our other dog after we had to put our 9yr old GS to sleep really helped cushion the blow . Still cried for weeks and still have moments after 2yrs now but having that second dog kept the house feeling lively if I had to put words how we felt.
College and University teaches a lot more than just what they're going there for academically. It teaches kids how to think "outside the box" and it teaches them how to grow up and live on their own, especially if you send them away so they don't live at home. I am so thankful I did that with both my children because they are a success today because of that - one is a lawyer and the other one just graduated from Cyber Security and I'm a single Mom.
Exactly, even if it doesn't lead to the career you may have imagined, it can help you deal with many issues in this life - its very valuable
It used to, to some extent, but it definitely does not anymore. Critical thinking is not taught anywhere in any institution at this point in time. It certainly gives kids an opportunity to experiment with being adults with fewer consequences away from their parents.
I work at a doggy daycare and we have a female rottie only 4 years old with lymphoma. When she first started treatment it was working but it came back and it came back bad. Today I said good by to her as this was her last day with us before they put her down in 2 weeks. I love you JoJo
Bro! I don't do tiktok but i searched for that meme and there are all sorts of unoriginal people trying to get famous on there using you in 1 way or the other. You HAVE arrived my friend!
As the youngest child with much older siblings, grandchildren were the worst. I went from being the apple of my parents eye to second class citizen when my brothers started having kids. 😂
Joel, I like your attitude to life and "fame" - I think the key to contentment/ happiness in life is to discover what you are good at and just do it! Don't hang around waiting for praise or condemnation from others!
My 3 year old working line German shepherd is very reactive, I have seriously considered putting her down and have tried rehome to no avail, but fortunately I have received allot of help in improving her behaviour, some for money and others for free.
I have been very blessed by the working dog community and I think she is going to shape up to be a very good dog in about a year (I would’ve made progress faster if I had more knowledge and experience)
Conditioning her to a muzzle and taking a balanced approach to training has worked wonders with her and things will only get better.
It’s been quite a ride 😂😂
We had a Golden Retriever, thick wooly hair. A grass seed got into her skin and caused an abcess in her neck.
She scratched at it like crazy and tore her skin.
Took her to the vet who said the wound was so ragged it would keep reinfecting and the dog would die of sepsis.
I was ready to say goodbye to her there and then. But my partner refused and we took her home.
Six weeks later she was right as rain! Fully recovered.
Sometimes animals do know the best thing to do with woulds. She instinctively knew the infection needed lancing so it could heel.
Healing wounds tend to itch and enabling them to drain and dryout appears to be how they heal.
Unsolicited advice to everyone, related to the conversation about Eric's grandma. Please, please talk to your adult children about your wishes (DNR, DNI, medical procedures, treatments, etc..). Also talk to your parents and siblings about their wishes. Also appoint a healthcare proxy. I know it's uncomfortable talking about death, but it is necessary. So many people don't know what their loved ones want, which leads to the suffering of everyone involved. It is hard to make someone suffering a DNR or comfort care, but if you know what their wishes were, it takes away some of the guilt.
Yes! Ten years ago my grandpa had multiple massive strokes. The ventilator was keeping him alive, but there was no brain activity and no hope for any kind of recovery. My dad works in healthcare and has cared for many patients in the end stages of their life. He knew his dad would *hate* to stick around in that state, reliant upon machines and mentally already gone.
Some of his siblings still resent him for making the decision to disconnect life support. I hope my family makes the exact same decision for me when my time comes.
I had someone in a Facebook group try to rehome a Husky. They were having a baby and lived in a small apartment and decided they would not be able to give the appropriate care for the dog. I supported their decision and because of that I had people attacking my business. People who I have never met or worked with before were claiming I abuse the animals I work with, I talk poorly about shelter dogs, I spread misinformation when dog's lives are at risk, etc. FB wouldn't take these reviews down so I put it in the public domain and my hundreds of clients took care of the issue on my behalf. Thank god for that. I could have gone out of business because people wanted to virtue signal when the most activism they do is post memes to random pet groups.
Regarding euthanasian, what gets to me is when people rather kill a dog than use any form of punishment.
Thanks for the TikTok clip since I’m not on it. It was great !!😂😂
Max Headroom was stupid.
I supplied your 100th "Like".
Is Eric streaming from the afterlife? I see his aura around him when he moves. lol
At the end of 3:20 😂😅😂 Laughing myself out of my chair bahabahahahaha 😅😂😅 You are officially an internet sensation !!! NEXT -> How about a Lagotto Romagnola as a breed of the week?!?! Sooooo interesting, intelligent, and beautiful without the crazy of a doodle... no hate intended toward the doodle darlings out there😊
Great podcast guys. I've watched almost everyone of them. When it comes to growing old, I don't look forward to it. It just looks messy.
Looking forward to more info about the coaching program. I want to get into dog training but I feel like I am more of a Hermione when it comes to that topic. (book smart but not much practical experience).
Questions for the podcast: Joel, if someone asked you to train a sled dog, would you do it? How would you do it? and how would it be different if you had one dog vs a whole team of dogs that needed training?
Do you think a sled dog can loose leash walk?
Have you ever heard of Bikjoring? Thoughts on that?
Thanks for all the great content.
🎉Happy to see a new podcast! (Still having a family crisis, so been busy with mom, and am late)... *oh ALSO, say-- i apologize, right now, as, i can't get used to the "floating presence" of you both, with those brick BACKGROUNDS---- 🤔but, i found a way😉🙃🙂: i turned the podcast up, and put an OLD podcast on (with NO sound) and, i watched IT, while covering-up the NEW podcast, ❤ .. it worked great!just, like you were both at the wonderful mike-podcast-room, again, 🤗🥰....AHH, where there is a WILL, there is a way, 🙆♀️🥰🎬🎤 ... hugs, prayers and, thank you!! I have my own sad-story, about older dog, of 14 years, dying... wanted to her to go naturally, but, a mouth cancer, was exposed---an organization called, LAP OF LOVE, sent out, an excellent young doctor, in the frigid winter... kindness and love, was all around us, and dear sweet patty ann marie, was in her own bed, with birds, that she loved, gently in background, on youtube... ❤❤❤😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏... I AM going to finish, listening now (another phone call interupted again 😢)... god bless, you, dear joel... and, Eric, 😊
you should do the Australian Kelpie for BOTW. Follow up, would cattle dogs make good helper dogs, or are their exercise requirements prohibitive? What books do you recommend for learning dog body language for aspiring trainers? @rptrick has got me wanting a couple pairs of the red joggers ;)
HA! They are comfy, similar to an old 70's-80's Run DMC Adidas track suit type material.
I think it'd depend on the type of cattle dog myself. Some are wound for sound but I had a mix of one and he would've been great imo. Even tempered only stepped in when necessary etc. RIP- Frank. Loved that dog.
Just found your channel -- new sub! I haven't watched the video yet, but feel the need to comment. Just put my beautiful boy (Doberman) down due to DCM Feb. 2 of this year. He was 6. Still feeling the utter devastation.
“I have pages” lmaooo
Erick is right . Never say Never!!! ❤ Loved this episode.
Damn you almost read my comment joke! 😂😂 it seriously was just a joke, my sister was in Girl Scouts, they are pretty much the same as Boy Scouts. Their cookie sales fund their camping trips and all the things they need to teach them about survival, and integrity.
It was funny😂
Another attempt at getting Joel's opinion on which dog breeds he'd recommend as helper dogs, besides dobies of course. Would be fantastic to know!
This never showed up in my subscription feed! I had to double check. I haven't listen yet, but wanted to let you know. It's not showing any comments either, so I think it didn't show up in other's subscription feeds either
It says you uploaded this 5 hours ago and only two views and only one like. The only reason I even found this podcast was because I went to your channel and looked at the podcast Playlist to look up an archived podcast
This podcast isn't even showing up under your videos tab. It's only visible under the podcast tab. I'm wondering if maybe you did something in the upload settings that made it only viewable from the podcast Playlist
And in your Playlist it shows that you have 43 videos, but only 42 are visible. Maybe you guys just prerecorded the podcast and set them up to be released later on. I don't know. I was just surprised to see an upload that never hit my feed or push notifications
@@underduress5761 I got it no problem
Same.
So I've come back to this ep. I have an 18month gsp. She will 100% point a fly/leaf/anything. From my experience of my girl the most challenging characteristic for me is that she is comfortable to be at a distance from you - 100m- 200m more. If you just want a dog to hike with this is very unnerving in comparison to my boxer who just passed. He would stay relatively close which is much easier to manage in terms of other animals, people etc. Engagement and solid recall is key and hard to build up as they are hunting machines, following their noses etc. They def mature late but love to work so if you actually like training your dog you will always have a willing friend to train with. She is also the perfect canicross dog, this helps with the distance issue, I can just chill knowing we're attached to each other. Hideous puppyhood (jumpy, bitey) and endless training for me but well worth the effort now. Keep it up you guys 🙂
The meme was needed to lighten the mood. I appreciate the chat before getting into the pod topic. I know it's the best option for many, but I felt so guilty putting down my dog last year. I really hoped he would go naturally. From diagnosis to end was only 2 months. He had a rare leukemia that the Dr said didn't respond to treatment. After 2 months he began to deteriorate so very quickly over 2 days. 24 hours after losing control of his bowels the seizures began and I couldn't wait for the inevitable. We had a doctor come to the house. He was only 11. I buried him in the backyard under his favorite tree, with his favorite toy, and all his remaining treats.
Hey good to see you Eric 😉
28:55 Eric's smile when he includes grandparents in with deciding to eurhenize dogs was discomforting
Especially when he came in 15 minutes later to explain 43:20
ERIC! Do you really think that there are only two choices?
Just commenting as an Australian with relatively free healthcare... because the majority of Australian's put money into taxes instead of private healthcare, our government aged care is usually pretty good (not always, but that's the same everywhere).
You’re both right! Our schools were designed by Prussians 150 years ago to make good easy to control factory workers but most people are “followers” (sheep) just like most dogs are not “dominant” (leaders) But if Eric thinks 4 years of college can do no harm talk to some parents that have had their kids indoctrinated
College completely changed my brother's view points. A few years ago he told me to my face that people like me should be locked up in containment camps. At first I thought he was joking
58:00 BASED BECKMAN!
Based af
I heard some people change perspectives about life/death when they get older or their situation changes (a bit like Joel’s plans to not baby-sit . . .). A thought worth considering - there is intrinsic value (philosophical sense) in human-human interaction, regardless of illness or it’s severity. There is also ‘value’ in a being feeling happy, comfortable, secure with some sense of worth, regardless of whether they remember the moments they feel that way. Here’s a dog-related question: what is dog aggression by definition? It obviously has negative connotations & carries the risk of escalating, but what’s the line between dogs naturally correcting each other & ‘aggression’? E,g - Joel relies on some ‘aggression’ from Prince to correct other dogs. Love to know your thoughts. And thanks for another enlightening podcast 😁.
1:03:01 both of you are right. Except when you go back to Henry Ford and all of the other tycoons, they wanted to make workers just smart enough to get the job done but not be leaders. You can see in the military that there are some people that do need to be led and other people that may not be officers, but are born natural leaders. it’s when this balance gets disrupted bad things happen. that’s where the phrase, lead follow, or get out-of-the-way came from!
My dog is 14 has congestive heart failure. On Dec 3rd she was brought in just for a senior checkup and she was a bit depressed at the time then too and they could hear a level 3/4 heart murmur. I got her on pain meds for her arthritis and she seemed better for about 2 weeks, the vet just told me to monitor her for signs that her heart was getting worse. She seemed fine. Then on Jan 6th she started having syncope events. She had 5 in 1 day and we took her to her regular vet and then to the pet ER. We spent about $3500 to get her taken care of. She is on meds that manage her condition but she doesnt seem happy anymore. She just lays in bed and flinches at my 2 year old daughter and pees herself all day long no matter how often I take her outside because her meds are diuretics and she can't control it. She was super skinny when she got back from the hospital, in Dec the vet said I should try to put more weight on her because she was already pretty thin, but she has chronic pancreatitus issues so I was nervous to increase her food. I increased her food and now she is having diarrhea and vomiting (not terribly, but still. It's just one more thing that she has to deal with). I'm at my wits end. Im also pregna t and the stress is destroying me. I just cry when I sit with her. I've had her for 14 years and she's been with me through everything. I dont know when to call it.
Matt Frewer did Max Headroom, he was in Tbe A Team also
u are correct about communion… I am spiritual and love God and believe in Our Lord, but I am NOT a cannibal. Alchemy ias basically chemistry and reactions with a goal of creating a Sorcerer’s Stone (lead into gold).
what a change from your training videos. have a great day, guys!
Thank you for boldly sharing truth on so many issues. The importance of people above animals is one of them. Sadly, it’s not a commonly held belief . It’s not just dogs=people anymore. I actually saw a woman wearing a shirt the other day that read Dogs>People! We love our dog, but people always come first. Thanks for another great one guys!
American Pie just didnt know when to stop
Max Headroom Best Show ever! 😂
When your a grandfather you can love on the baby ,but in the back of your mind u know that baby is leaving so you only have to deal with the baby for a hour a half a day maybe an over night . But u always know in your mind that your going to be totally free of responsibility at some time. So it is easier to be a grandparent than it is to be a parent.
My only complaint with the podcast is the view call ins. I always have such a hard time hearing them. Maybe yall could find a different way to play the audio? The speaker phone and mic just really doesn't pick up the audio well.
Yeah the new green screen ain't workin' for me. LOL And yes you do look like Max Headroom because of the freezing/jumping.
The reality about your grandmother is she should be at home with you.
The reality of dementia care is that it’s a 24 hour job, and sometimes at home care is not safe for the patient or the caregivers…don’t judge what someone else “should” do if you haven’t lived their life.
@@annetteclement3104💯this!
@@annetteclement3104 What a worthless self righteous flop. You have no idea what I have done or my qualifications or experience. But after reading your tripe I am very clear about what you are, more importantly what you have tried to be but never could achieve. How many did you kill 2020-2023 with your vapid knowledge?
@@annetteclement3104 Bwah bwah bwah you 2014 nothing bot.
Tampa Florida, I’m not “off the grid” (wish I was lol) Off Grid Dogs refers to getting our dogs off “The Grid,” out of “The Matrix” and escaping the clutches of The Pet Industrial Complex. So avoiding things like neutering, kibble, bad dog training advice like not correcting your dog, flea and tick medicine, buying dogs from puppy mills etc etc. So get ready Grandpa!
So that's why you didn't name Taboo , Keanu instead! You don't like the matrix! Everything makes sense now.
my dog had to get neutered in order to fly to peru with me to move there. he is also off kibble and only has raw patties and fresh human grade food. we still use flea meds because those things run rampent here. he has to go to a groomer though because i cant cut hair lol. when traveling you would be surprised as to what the requirements are just to leave one country and enter another. here i sadly see a lot of bad dog trainers and dog walkers that give me (a dog walker from the states) a bad name. a lot of walkers walk dogs from many different homes at once so the risk of a fight is very real. some will even visit dog parks which is something that was always risky with my own dog (he is good at them but still) let alone with other peoples dogs.
Business college does not teach how to be an entrepreneur. It actually squashes it and creates problems- talk to a bunch of entrepreneurs and ask them if college helped them- or if they even went to college.
I went to college and majored in business. I applied much of my knowledge to starting my own business, which I've operated for nearly 30 years.
Oh Joel, I'm not a Christian, I'm secular, and I love my family as much as Christians love theirs! I worked for local government, in a medical clinic, and secular doctors do not want to put their patients down!
Will you guys be together in person THIS week? The virtual vibe is just not as good!
Yes in person this week
🙏 you look ok ... 😂
For Eric: it would be great if there were apprenticeships / mentorships for people like your daughter. One of the reasons for higher education was supposed to be so you didnt have to spend years learning from the school of hard knocks, reinventing the wheel. But yes, your intelligence is different from your education. You can read and teach yourself, like the example you said. Personally, I think having one's own business is the way to go. It didnt used to be. My dad advised us against it because of the highs and lows of income, the fact you're always on call to the job, etc. Back then working with your brain instead of your body jobs offered benefits that made life better. But most of those are gone now and tech means we're all always on call.
Jordan Peterson has lectured about how do we employ people whose IQs are 80? Very interesting lecture. He talks about how difficult it is to train a low IQ person.
Sorry for the long post.
I love you guys ability to stay the course of goodness through your own introspection. I hope you stay humble, i think you both would be pretty obnoxious if you didn't....😂 Thanks for the pod.
A serious topic i wasn't even aware of until yesterday is the feral cat population destroying 60+ species...
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Joel is a bit arrogant but in a good way
Are you saying that feral cats are causing over 60 kinds of animals to go extinct or just that they kill that many variety?
~58:00 An organization that is not teaching kids to be mindless workers? Yes, there is a homeschool-offshoot school that is growing that teaches socratic method of teaching. I've not looked deep enough into it yet as I dont think the main base is local to us, and we are in pre-kid stages so not much sense in looking deeper. BUT- there is a growing movement for better education / teaching kids to be entrepreneurs or at least more independent than "factory worker" that the public school system was designed to spit out.
Sometimes we rush to put our pets down, not recalling the 10-15 years they stayed loyal to us, night and day... Is it too much for us to care for them in their infirmity for a small portion of that. Would we reach the same life ending conclusion so quickly if it were our brother, sister or parents - I think not. We owe them time and care.
@@underduress5761 no wonder you're under duress, you can't even understand the most elementary message of a post.
@@underduress5761 including you friend
So true about kids.. even with dogs, too.😂
Proof Positive reinforcement doesn't always work.
If on Friday morning I wake up to a ❤from @bdtraining does that mean I don't continue my bad behaviors as a legendary timestamper? Absolutely not. I may revert back to my old ways before I was paid handsome amounts of knowledge because I wanted more ❤'s ..But if my bad behaviors were met with things that I didn't enjoy as much as ❤'s and interactions with the Pod would I be less likely to continue the way I do? Probably , but I may find it more fun to argue relentlessly with someone to get that same reinforcing feeling/behavior..
You're the Wack Forge what do you do? Choose your adventure!
Hopefully you can be on the podcast
next week. I’ll you tomorrow.
Cute
It's uncanny how the bricks in the background are identical in both studios.
Man, i think about this more than i should because im now on borrowed time with my dog. Hes 11.5 yo and a large breed mix. I dont know exactly what I'm gonna do but he aint gonna burn in a barrel with horses and other dead animals. Ill either be the worst customer the cremation place has ever had and they do it solo or hes going in the yard.
The whole thing about people rehoming due to this.or.that has too many angles. My dog was a huge PITA when he was young, most people would have probably given up on him. I didnt. i put in the work, much less now because i didnt give up, stayed consistent and now have a very good dog. Ill ultimately make the decision when I have to but it will be for his benefit not my wants and needs when yhat time comes.
Lastly, if you rehome a dog solely because you cant afford it you probably got it for the wrong reasons and should've never got one in the first place. But then there are homeless people with perfectly happy dpgs treated better than some dogs with homes so wtf do i know?
LOL. I liked your background last time better.
Ronnie Lott lost part of a finger during a game, had the piece removed, finger stitched, back in the game. #FightOn42
In Canada, if you have your family approving and you get doctors to approve as well, you can actually legally end your life. I'm not sure if there's legal implications that have to be signed/documented and I believe that doctors have to fully consent that there's nothing more that can be done and that you are in a situation where life is unbearable but if you have that kind of consent it can be done. Both my Uncle and Aunt arranged to die together because she had diabetes and was already blind and had lost one foot, and he had terminal liver cancer. She could not live without him looking after her and she did not want to be a burden to her children so they were able to legally end their lives together.
Human life is sacred, from conception to natural death. We witness the slippery slope daily. It is a horror. I took care of my parents in their great need for 13 years. That time was precious. I will pray for your grandmother and family, Eric. Wishing you peace. 🕊 p.s. Of course you’re special, Joel. Thanks for all you do.
Hypothetical question - What if your dog is trainable, you have the time money and means to train it, but you also believe you shouldn’t say “no” to your dog EVER and the drugs don’t help and all the dog trainers you worked with suggested to euthanise?
Don't work with quacks.
"Well that glitters isnt gold,
I guess you heard that story told,
Well Im a pauper in a naked disguise a millionaire in a businessman s eyes...oh friend of mine dont be denied.....Neil Young from the song DONT BE DENIED
Random. But whatever.
Hey guys, I love you so much but I cannot stand your screensaver your background makes you guys look really weird. You're so handsome but it makes you look like the cone heads!😂😢😮
#42 Connie Hawkins
My lovely Maggie (springer spaniel) had a sudden onset of gastroenteritis at 11 years and 7 months old and went downhill very quickly within the best parts of 9-10 hours (we had her in the emergency overnight vet within half an hour of her symptoms starting). They put her on a cocktail of medication to ease her suffering and I agreed to a blood transfusion in the early hours of the morning when they said she was loosing too much blood. Within about an hour of her having the blood transfusion she went into cardiac arrest and they resuscitated her. She went on to have 2 more cardiac arrests and I was at the vets at the time this was happening. We had to discuss euthanasia and still I couldn't accept putting my dog down. She was on a ventilator at this point also. Eventually I agreed and just as I agreed, she went into cardiac arrest again and the vet took verbal consent and quickly they euthanised her. I cannot imagine the suffering she endured that night and I still don't know if I made the right decision to euthanize one year on. It literally haunts me at night. I don't think I'll ever come to terms with it tbh. It feels like I forced her to give up whilst she was fighting so hard to come back.
You made the right decision. It's horrible what happened to your beautiful dog but you helped her in the only way possible.
@@squoctopus Thank you for saying, squo, I have been seeking validation and reprieve so I do appreciate your comment very much x
Tbh, it sounds like she was trying to leave, but being kept alive medically. I know it's heartbreaking, but I think you made the right call. I'm sorry she went downhill so fast, it's hard to process what's happening and make decisions like that. ❤
@@CaduceusErin Thank you so much for this Erin, it means a lot to me, it really does 💜 Thank you for bringing me some comfort.
@sharmsong It's a tough call no matter what. I have a very elderly cat and a pretty old dog currently, and I know I'll have to say goodbye to my cat sooner rather than later. It's heartbreaking every time. I think animals have a much higher pain tolerance than we do, so we often don't notice issues until they're pretty severe, which makes them so sudden on our end. Take comfort in knowing you loved your doggie, that she loved you, and that you took the best care of her that you could. ❤️
Oregon has Right to Die laws. But a person has to give their own consent to their doctor assisted death and a person with dementia can't give consent. And a person has to be within 6 months--I think-- of dying from their ailment. In Oregon at least if a person spends all their money on long term care and Medicaid then pays for it, after they die the State will take their home and selll it (put a lien on it rather) to get their money back. What a dilemma for your grandmother and her family!! I hope if that happened to me I would check myself out while I still could before causing my family and myself such suffering.
College as it is now (not what we *think* it is, not what it *was*, not what it's *supposed to be*) is largely a huge waste of time and money, unless you are going into something that needs a degree and will pay enough for you to pay off the loans. Trades are a way better way to go now.
I also agree with Joel, I don't think kids need to go to school. They don't learn there, most teachers are terrible. Just replace them with the internet, like the hole in the wall experiment in India. I do agree with Eric that it's best to have minimum requirements, but I also don't think the government should be in charge of setting or enforcing those standards, because the vast majority of people in government are idiots. Look at what government schools are now. I mean, really look. It's not good.
I think you both look great...stop picking on Joel Eric 😲😲😲❤️❤️😂
Elizabeth enigma - Bot? Parasocial relationship? Just chatty? Will we ever know?
The no-kill shelters have dogs that no volunteer wants to take for a walk. It's too dangerous.
Probably because they don't have the training or can only use treats by order of the facility which in turn makes it easier just to leave the dog in the kennel and let it get worse..it's a sad situation.
Dogs bite for three reasons. Territory, food and fear. Yes, there are occasions when the dog may have something wrong with them. Most likely due to the breeding. Also, be aware of some no kill shelters in Texas. If the dog has something like heartworms or they feel the dog is unadoptable they will send the dog somewhere else to be put down. If a dog bites you need to look at the entire situation to try and figure out why before just believing the dog is fisuous. The dog that will mostly bite is the chicwaua. But they are not news worthy. However, when a Pitt bites they are a strong powerful dogs so of course they make the news. But what about the Pitt that has saved a family member. What about the Pitt who stopped an intruder to protect him family. What about the Pitt that jumped in front of a snake so his toddler human wouldn't get bit. By doing so the pitt got bit and lost his leg. Why are those stories not news worthy. I have a dog who is half Pitt and the smartest and most loveable dog I have ever had. I have had 22 dogs in my life, and euthanizing your pet is not as easy as it sounds. Yes, it is a selflist gift but it is hard❤
Really tried listening but couldn't bear the sound quality. Maybe upgrade the green screen software too, worst I've ever seen.
If you buy some red sweatpants from their merch store, maybe they'll be able to afford better software that pleases you
@@underduress5761 hey! LMAO
@@rptrick79 can't wait to see your debut in the podcast
Ryan Unleashed! No holds barred, man
@@underduress5761 I'm actually preparing some things as we speak my friend...should be fun
@@rptrick79 all my comment replies from both accounts are vanishing
try putting your grandmom on a carnivore diet and see. how she does well! personally i have an exit plan for myself.
Soylent Green Is People!!!! Gov will absolutely off people. They do it to Veterans all the time it’s just not in the news. 📰
Joel h8s youth in Asia
When do they get to talking about having to put a dog down because so far, it's just been political stuff? I haven't heard one word about a dog at all?!
Check timestamps. Not mine the won't help you verbatim...28:31
@rptrick79 They finally did, but they never really answered the guy's question and the discussion only lasted for about 10 minutes before the went off-topic again?! I may only now watch the videos on dog training because too many times, the topic that is listed is not what they talk about.
@@melodieramsay655 they get to it if you listen a little longer....trust me, he actually says we didn't answer his question and then goes back intonit. Don't trust my timestamps though lol.
Your back ground is terrible, please do use it again.
I find your podcasts so hard to watch. Can you please get the the subject faster. Save the chit chat for the end.
The guys have commented on this previously - they are doing it the way they like doing it, wandering all over the place is what they DO - so I think you are fresh out of luck getting them to do what YOU LIKE rather than what they like.
@@mikelazure7462 good to know. I respect that. As an audience member though I like to give feed back. Maybe if they did chapters it might make thing more palatable to people like myself.
@@boatelectricaldiy one of the pod does timestamps of each vid ... That might help but the guys still do a LOT of 'free association' even within a topic.
@@mikelazure7462 I guess that's why I made my comment. I love the dog training sessions, but I can't seem to watch any of the podcasts so far despite being very interested in the topic. I have a 13 year old Cane Corso, this podcast could have been very informative if I could have watched it through without wasting time.
@@boatelectricaldiyI listened to every podcast and have watched about every training video on this channel. When I saw the thumbnail, I thought "cool, my idea is the theme for the entire podcast!" Then I heard him play my inaudible voice message, I knew that it was gonna spaghetti noodle off the topic, so I figure I have to wait for this week's "apology segment " 🤣
No, Elizabeth's questions are not interesting. Just weird.
The word "human" is an evolutionary classification of man. It's derived by secular humanists and it lends to the fairytale that we are nothing more than evolved bessts and not man made in the image of God. Macro Evolution is the idea that one kind of creature can become a completely different kind of creature through random mutations over billions of years. Not only has that NEVER been observed, but it is in direct conflict with the laws of physics and all observational evidences in all of the sciences. We only observe environmental adaptation of creatures within the kind of creature they already are. That has been called micro evolution, but to randomly mutate to a completely different kind of creature is not possible. Beside the fact that all we ever observe in the field of gentic research is the loss of information and never observe new information appearing. Genetic mutations also only lead to a lesser form of a kind of creature and never produce a superior form .
As you begin to critically examine information, you'll begin to see a much larger agenda to keep people in deception
How did you listen 12 hours ago and comment bro?!
Wrong
Youre thinking wrong about evolution. First off, mutation alone is not the only method, and its not random mutation either. Its selective genetic mutation, the selection being by other life, or nature itself (not that nature is thinking of it, but its survival "bias" [as a different term that its normally used] ) Evolution is a slow process when left to its own devices. Your argument that we "dont observe new information" is false, because if we observe changed information, that IS NEW information. New combinations of the same genetic code can be new things. The alphabet consists of 26 letters, and we have words that are combinations of those letters. A New combination of letters is a new word, not a new alphabet. But it not being a new alphabet doesnt mean you cannot create new words. Also, while we only observe the changes within the "kind of creature they are", this is a bit of a misnomer because we classified them based on those differences that were changed. Us not seeing a "change" of species is just a naming problem, as we would just come up with a NEW name of the species we saw, we wouldnt say its this old species, but different. This is a flaw, likely, in the "tracking" of species changes.. And while no, you wont have a frog become a human on tuesday, given 50 billion years, its ancestors could. Here is a thought, why do mammals have so much in common? Magic? Why do you have similar organs to a deer. You have blood, bone, ligaments, eyes, ears, nose, teeth, tongue, etc etc.. Thats not magic, its not design, its that life has to come from something to something. And we have common ancestors, without a doubt. Natural selection speeds up the evolutionary process, as does now genetic manipulation.
Intelligent design is how you get an airplane, not a person. Honestly if you believe you were created, then please only explain why we have fish eyes designed specifically to see under water, yet are land animals? If God exists, he's probably pissed about how he created something so ignorant and stupid.
Also, the "it hasnt been observed what happens over a billion years" as if that has to be observed DIRECTLY is disingenuous considering humans lifetimes. That micro-evolution, that you admit exists, is what macro-evolution works off of. Many micro-changes, become over time, simply become big changes over enough time. Especially billions of years, vs a human lifetime of 100.
You need to do a review videos on @dogloverprakash , his methods I don't agree with it
Tampa Florida, I’m not “off the grid” (wish I was lol) Off Grid Dogs refers to getting our dogs off “The Grid,” out of “The Matrix” and escaping the clutches of The Pet Industrial Complex. So avoiding things like neutering, kibble, bad dog training advice like not correcting your dog, flea and tick medicine, buying dogs from puppy mills etc etc. So get ready Grandpa!