My New Puppy: The First 36 Hours (NEW SERIES: The Dog Training Experience Episode 1)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2019
- My New Puppy: The First 36 Hours - Crucial Tips for Settling In & Training Success!
Description: Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time! In this video, we'll walk you through the first 36 hours with your new furry friend, covering everything from the vet visit to crate training, potty training, and socialization. 🐶🏠
During these crucial first hours, we'll guide you through:
The first vet visit and ensuring your puppy's health 💉
Introducing the clicker and harness for training and safety 🐾
Crate training for a comfortable and secure sleeping area 🛏️
Teaching essential commands like "Look at me," "Name," and "Sit" 🗣️
Potty training and establishing good habits from the start 🚽
Socialization and helping your puppy feel at ease in their new environment 🌍
Getting your puppy to sleep through the night for a well-rested household 😴
Tips for a smooth and stress-free drive home 🚗
Follow our step-by-step guidance to ensure a positive and successful transition for both you and your new puppy. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell 🔔 to stay updated with more essential puppy tips and advice!
🔗 Check out our other puppy training videos for more helpful tips!
🐶 Share your own first 36 hours experience with your new puppy in the comments!!
MESSAGE FROM ZAK: Welcome to my new series, “The Dog Training Experience”! In the premier episode, you’ll see what my experience is like in the first 36 hours with my puppy. How to handle crying at night, potty training, socialization, clicker training and much more! Join me as I show you how I train my new dog everything! Thanks for sponsoring the first episode of The Dog Training Experience PupBox! Go to www.pupbox.com/zak and enter discount code "ZAK" to get 50% off of your first PupBox when you sign up for a multi-month subscription!
If you want the full experience, follow @zakgeorge on Instagram. I show you Inertia’s progress in realtime as well as do live training and answer your questions: / zakgeorge
Are you new to this series? Get caught up with all of “The Dog Training Experience” videos here: • The Dog Training Exper...
🔔 SUBSCRIBE to see all of our videos (it’s totally free!): tinyurl.com/subzakgeorge
🚨 STATE OF EMERGENCY: The Dog Training Crisis is Here 🚨 WATCH NOW: • My Thoughts on the Dog...
For more daily dog training tips and videos FOLLOW US!
➡️ @zakgeorge on Instagram: / zakgeorge
➡️ I’m on TikTok too! vm.tiktok.com/fFxPbh/
➡️ Like me on Facebook! / thezakgeorge
😍 @breejustine is on instagram too: / breejustine
Is there another social network you’d like to see us on? Tell us in the comments! ⬇️
🥰 THANK YOU to our Patrons who help us keep this content TOTALLY FREE 🥰 You can help support our videos by making a contribution here: / zakgeorge
📖 If you have a NEW PUPPY or you’re PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE, my FIRST book (broad overview of choosing, raising and training a dog) is the one for you!!! Get it here: amzn.to/1PXH568
📖 Order my NEW BOOK here (💥this one is a deeper dive into troubleshooting the most common training issues💥) amzn.to/2XiER6f
☝️👀👂 If you prefer to LISTEN instead of read... I narrated both of my audiobooks for you guys myself!!! If you listen to the audio versions be sure to let me know what you think! 🎙😜 You can find audio (and Kindle) versions at the links above as well.
Thank you so much for watching this video! If you have any feedback, requests for future content, or just want to tell us about your dog… We’ll see you in the comments!! 🤗 - Zak and Bree (and Inertia… and Veronica! 🐾) 
Животные
😁👍Thank you for the feedback everyone! I’m glad you’re enjoying! It only gets better from here! 🕺🏼Episode 2 comes out next Sunday July 28th, and episode 3 Comes out next Wednesday July 31st! 2 episodes in 1 week! I’ve had Inertia for 4 weeks now! We have been posting (and will continue to) realtime updates on instagram and have been doing a lot of live training too! instagram.com/zakgeorge🤗🤗😁
I can't wait for the other episodes how long will this series be I hope it's as long as she lives
😁 Yay
I can’t wait to see her grow up
I also have a golden retriever puppy. He is 2.5 months old.
Zak George’s Dog Training Revolution I’ll be counting down the days
People are going to think im crazy wearing a fanny pack with treats and a clicker on my wrist but i will have the goodest doggo!
SparklyUnicornDesi yesss
this is so funny because i literally just ordered my fanny pack for this exact reason
Pro doggo trainer
may i ask what a clicker is for? i’ve seen one before but i don’t know what they are for x
AwesomeGaming101 They mark when a dog did something right and a treat is coming. Saying “yes” works in the same way but a clicker is a fast and easy way to make the same sound everytime
Who else is here, about to get a puppy during the pandemic? 😭😢😭😭😭😭😭 Gonna need to socialize him somehow.........
i have a 13 week old presa canario/south african boerboel puppy that im getting tomorrow and was wondering how the heck im going to socialize her during the "social distancing" coronavirus phase
Me. My husband and I are on our way to get our puppy cavapoo right now! 😍
Darci Day I am getting my boerboel like 5 days lol.❤️
Flying to Colorado next week to get our English cocker ❤️
Julia Pedrozzo We we also flying to get our puppy next week. A little nervous our flight will be cancelled. Hopefully we both get our little pups as planned.❤️
Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
“You just keep growing, stop growing.” All puppy owners felt that
literally
… i said this?
@@Enderia2 yesir
@@toxic_chris6015 now that i actually have a puppy, i can back up this statement even more!
@@Enderia2 I read this comment a year ago… I guess I forgot to comment
Finally! Who else is so excited for this series?
I am!!🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼
I am!😃
who isn't??
@@icansteponlegos3617 Inertia(lol)
Liylight me
Next you should start a series where you teach old dogs new tricks.
Puppies get more klicks --> cuteness factor
CourageousSam old dogs > puppies
Yes! Especially focus on training an old dog that has not been potty trained. This is the most common reason that older dogs can’t get adopted. 😢
Another great series might be training a dog living with other dogs. It gets confusing for the pack and the new dog when clickers and treats are involved! Older dogs expect the treat for obeying the command and puppy didn’t earn one yet. What to do? Oi!
Multi dog family barking is another, common and serious problem.
zak: yes, for people who adopt dog later in life
Taylor Gamble PLZ he should that would be AWESOME
Inertia: blinks*
Zak: “See that reaction? That was so interesting”
Ye
Haha 😂
But she perked right up
The Summary Girl:
Dog Training Experience - Ep. 1
Steps:
1. Pick up puppy (at 8 weeks from your reputable breeder)
2. Go to the vet ( to make sure your puppy is healthy) Tip - Use treats to get your puppy comfortable and make a positive association with the vet (and new places).
3. Condition your new puppy to things like the clicker, collars and harnesses + Stay in town for an extra day (if your breeder lived far away). Tip - Take things slowly, there's no rush. Go at your puppy's speed and comfortability.
4. Have your PupBox ready to do a bit of training or have your puppy supplies ready to do some training (make sure you have your wipes, pee pads, treats toys and a clicker).
5. Do a bit of clicker training. (Teach your puppy that the clicking sound means they will get a reward). Tip - Keep treat small. Keep training sessions short, frequent and reward for the slightest positive actions.
Remember! - The click does not tell your dog to do something, it only communicates that you like what the did.
6. Get their collar and harness on so you can make sure that they don't get into any trouble. Tip - Reward with treats for little progress so your puppy is comfortable with their harness and collar. This also builds positive association.
Remember! - Take it Slow. This builds trust between you and your puppy which is fundamental in training and your overall relationship.
Remember! - Too much freedom to early is the biggest mistake people make. Have them comfortable leash for their safety and your benefit.
7. Play with your puppy, to build the bond between you. This is essential for training and trust. It is also great for your puppies brain development.
8. Give them plenty of time to nap because 8 week old puppies need 18-20 hours of sleep per day.
9. Give them plenty of opportunities to relieve themselves. Better safe than sorry :)
10. Condition them to sleeping at night, and relaxing in anxious situations.
11. Travel back home the next day.
12. Have plenty of breaks for your puppy to get some energy out and pee. However, avoid over dogs or areas where other dogs visit frequently to avoid your puppy getting ill if they have got all their vaccines.
13. Arrive home and do the feed them etc.
14. Watch the next episode of The Dog Training Revolution, Subscribe to Zak George, sign up to PupBox and buy his books on dog training for more information about raising your puppy.
Desensitization:
Touch desensitization -
1. Try and get your pup comfortable with your touching their ears, paws, tail etc. so that they are more comfortable at vet checks or other occasions where they get touched in those areas. A road trip home is the perfect time to do this kind of training.
Sound Desensitization -
1. Make sure your puppy is well socialised.
2. When your puppy sleeps walk around, speak loud, open doors etc. The purpose of desensitization is to make your dog/puppy more accustom to loud noises meaning they will no freak out when something loud or abrupt happens. Note - Do not overwhelm your dog or puppy because this does more harm then good. Take it slowly. Use positive reinforcement for good behaviour (staying calm, not barking). Make sure you are attentive to their body language so you can prevent negative reactions before they happen. However, there is no reward necessary if they are just naturally relaxed.
Remember! - Expose them to a variety of sounds both artificial and natural over the sound desnsitization process.
Crate Introduction:
Why use a crate?
A crate is used to easily control your dog's environment for short periods of time if you cannot directly tend to them.
1. You can either gently place your puppy in the crate while there sleeping with the crate door open or toss in some treats and encourage your puppy to go in and out of the crate at their own free will.
Remember! - This is to build up a positive association with the crate. Do not force your puppy inside and close the door or they will build a negative association with it. Take is slowly.
2. Allow them to sleep in the crate ( but only when they have fallen asleep by themselves and you put them in their crate).Note - Your puppy will wake up frequently at night and may whine. Feed them if they may be hungry as well as allow them to relieve themselves. Use it as an opportunity to do a bit of clicker training. When they even have a split second of silence click and reward right away so they make the connection between them being silent and the reward.
3. Encourage them to relax if they have a bit of anxiety. That is part of the training, desensitization and transition process for your new puppy. They are not used to things so it is normal for them to whine or be anxious at night. So be prepared and help them to remain calm. Pay attention to their body language so that you can prevent any negative habits or behaviours from forming. Reward for silence/relaxation and do not give the opportunity for them to whine by rewarding frequently. Be patient. They will get better. But also have empathy for them, its ok to comfort them if they are very anxious or get on the floor and sleep so your closer to them.
Remember! - Use positive based training and reinforcement for good behaviour. Never shout at your puppy even if you're frustrated or that will make them even more anxious. Stay calm.
Training:
House Training -
1. After your puppy has taken a nap in their crate take them over to a pee pad or outside if it is close. However, make sure you have a indoor option as puppies will immediately want to pee after they wake up. Tip - Having them on a leash and harness will allow you to keep them on the pad.
General Training -
1. You can jump into another short training session with your puppy (e.g "Look at Me" training") using the clicker. Note - Make sure to keep sessions short and frequent, only using positive based training.
Remember - Dogs are learning at every moment!
2. When doing "Look at Me" training make sure to click and give the reward to communicate that you liked what they did. You can also say their name so they equate their name with looking at you.
3. You can also work on "Leave It" training when you take them outside, You can use the clicker for this too.
Remember! - Keep training sessions short and reward for listening/good behaviour.
Socialization:
1. Primary socialization is very important for your puppy. Take your dog out to new places and to see new people. This all part of the training and desensitization process. Note - Your puppy can get overwhelmed or anxious by too many people so pay attention to their body language. If they do start to get anxious give them a break.
Play:
1. Playing with you puppy is good for bonding and mental stimulation. It also helps to get their energy out so they don't use it for something destructive. You can introduce them to fetch (tossing the toy the toy back and forth) and getting some mild exercise done (play). Remember! - Be really animated with you puppy to get them excited. They feed of your energy and it strengthens the bond.
How to teach "Let Go"?
Hold the toy still and make it boring. That way they will lose interest. When they let go make sure to say a "Yes" or use the clicker to communicate that they did something right then toss it again for them.
Playing outdoors:
Until your puppy/dog is fully vaccinated, do your best to avoid areas that are likely frequented by other dogs.
Tip - Wipe your puppy's paws of with dog wipes after they have been outside so you can avoid them getting ill.
1 like = *1 more training moment* :3
I actually read all of it 👌🏻
Wonderful ! Thank you.
🙏
Hats off for ur effort
@@ciaradiver8956 Thank you :). I hope it helped.
It would be really cool if you made an info graphic, maybe a worksheet, or even a to do list with tips of things to do within the first 36 hours.
Tesla Cannon yesssss!!!
"You're like a leaky water balloon, you pee so much" that made me chuckle
lol
When you don't have a dog but you want to be prepared when you get one
Me there is a 50% chance i get one in like may and I’m researching A LOT
@@elenaravenclaw230 hello i have a puppy and am getting another one if you want a tip do stuff that shows your parents you can handle it, do stuff that they usally do like the dishes trash and other things listen to them and they will say yes its the best thing u will ever have
I get why she’s called inertia. “A puppy at rest remains at rest”
lol!
Lisa Gallegos - Dog Training ooh ur a dog trainer too
@@LisaGallegos ancient person
@@Enderia2 Damn, it’s you again.
In the first days of a new puppy I'm asking myself: Am I reinforcing a bad habit? What should I focus on? What does training look like for a brand new puppy? How fast should I go? What should I expect from her? This video is great for that.
U just read my mind ! I had this questions for as long I can remember
"6.17 hours in." I came for the instruction and I'm staying for the temporal precision.
Jeremy Kee 😂🤓👍
Inertia : performs cellular respiration or any other function essential for survival
Zak : “let’s go ahead and make this into a training moment”
Disclaimer: I've just gone into this series after watching a lot of other future ones where Inertia is already a well trained dog, and seeing her this little just made my heart go boom! This little fluffball has no idea what her future has in store for her!
Wow a border collie. Thats smart + athletic . Perfect for training
j g very very very hyper
Can be a nightmare puppy
Adhd on four legs
@@absolutelynobodycares idk why but I laughed
She is the cutest little thing Zack. Ur so lucky
I agree!☺️😀
I’ve been so anxious because I’m picking up my puppy at the end of January, I’ve had dogs growing up but this will be my first dog I’m raising on my own. I’ve been watching so many different videos and tip/tricks but nothing has comforted me more than seeing this series. Watching it all happen in real time with everything being visually demonstrated is incredible. For the first time I’m feeling prepared and excited to get into training with my pup rather than anxious that I’m going to get it wrong 😅
Inertia is such a good girl. I love her. Seeing how good she now is with new dogs really makes me happy
Amazing vídeo! Please make sure to include the moments of failure, there are great lessons in how to properly react to failure that I think would be super valuable, for me at least.
%90 of people watching are only watching this because they either want a puppy or are getting one, me included 😂
Or have one!
I'm getting a goldendoodle puppy. She is almost 5 weeks old and should be with me by April 12th. I'm visiting her and her litter this Saturday i'm so excited for this puppy it has been my dream for 3 years. And yes i have experience I trained my great dane and he turned out to be a wonderful dog. What kind of dog did you get?
Getting German shepherd puppy soon
got a puppy yesterday, now watching this just to help me prepare a little better for socalizing her.
It’s 100 percent
Our new puppy Link has been with us for 4 days and I have found the holy grail with your videos Zak. I feel like watching your videos has given me more confidence, where sometimes I really want to cry because I’m so emotional and feel stressed out, the way you speak in your videos is so calming and I’m just really grateful.
socialization: is really necessary
corona: SIX FEET BACK OR SIX FEET DOWN
lol
Or six feet up
Great thing I've learned with leashes though, as long as they don't get tangled you can stay 6-10 feet away from the other person while also socializing
I’ve never clicked on a video so fast in my life 😤❤️
😂👍
Same!!!!!!!😆😆💕💕
@@lilajean8146 me too
Your advice has already helped SO MUCH with our new puppy, Esmée! We’ve had her two days, and we are astonished at how much we’ve already been able to teach her, and how easy correcting her positively is, when you use the right strategies! Thanks so much for sharing your passion with the world!
such a cute name
I’m still watching and rewatching episodes of this series just about every day while I raise my brand new puppy! Got him 5 days ago and he already has learned so much. Thanks Zak!
Just saw the story in Facebook and yes, I'm still watching and loving "The Dog Training Experience."
I can already tell this is going to be a very educational, yet entertaining series - can't wait to see the rest!
Im so glad you joined the puppy on the floor. I did the same thing. I caved. I will say that my dog is full-grown golden retriever now and does not have to stay in my bed to sleep at night. She will sleep in her crate, on the floor, or if I allow, up on my bed. Puppies naturally need to be with the pack and we are the pack substitute. At least til they are older. No bad results with my dog with me caving in when she was a puppy. Also, if the puppy is close by you at night then you hear the puppy stir and you can take the puppy outside to pee before any accidents. Sometime 2-3 times night when they are young but it beats cleaning up a mess..
Wow, it’s been 4 years since I first watched this series! How the time flies! I really love this series and I’m back here 4 years later to watch it all again!
Happy 1 Year Anniversary! Thank you SOOO much for this video series! We've been watching for weeks now with our new puppy and I'm happy to say it's going well and I recommend this series to everyone!
any video of yours that‘s over 10 minutes is literally heaven to me, this video is exactly what i needed considering i’m getting a puppy myself soon and i want it to be as comfortable as possible, love you and your content!
Then you'll love this series! Episodes are longer!
Well I hope you enjoy your Puppy I wish I could get one 😥 :(
We are picking up our Samoyed puppy this Thursday so this series is the best thing on the best moment for us! ❤️ Thanks Zak!
Hi
I LOVE SAMOYEDS
We are bringing home a puppy soon and I am super excited and completely overwhelmed. Thank you for this.
great video. Easy to understand and follow. great job
Zak! Thank you so much for including this episode showing how you travel with a new puppy. We will be travelling and staying in a hotel when we pick up our new puppy in April. Seeing you with & Bree with Inertia from adoption moment one, to riding in the car and setting up space in the hotel room were so helpful. This is our first puppy and your training videos assure us on how to best prepare. Your true, authentic videos are encouraging and informative. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Inertia: *fast asleep
Zak: We'll make this a training moment
Zak: *touches a sleeping Inertia's paws
Getting myself a Golden Retriever puppy on the 11th of August!
Super excited, but these videos are a GODSEND! First time owner, so this is just incredible
I recently got a 9 week old Shorkie. So adorable. Our very first night I put him in a small kennel right on my bed, beside me, facing me. Slept all night with no crying. It’s been like that ever since. He stays clean and dry too.
Been watching dozens (and dozens) of Zak George (and Rachel Fursaro) vids since I unexpectedly got a puppy. Listened to Revolution. Just got his other book and decided to start at episode one of Inertia. FANTASTIC. Invaluable to see every moment, good and bad. Thank you so much Zak! You're the BEST!
Getting our new Border Collie puppy in about 4 weeks - have been waiting since confirmation of the litter - so excited - so watching Inertia builds my enthusiasm even more - she’s adorable!
Thanks for making these videos, I actually just got a puppy and the videos help a lot 😊 🐶
Watched this when it came out. Watching it now as it was my pups first day with me!! Saw and heard things I didn’t last time. Thank you for making this series!!
Yup still remember this and still watching Inertia as an adult, and reading tour book and training my own PTSD assistance dog too!
My 12 week old chihuahua can now sit, lay down, roll over and stay because of you ❤ hes sooooo willing to learn, I love it. Thankyou 🙏
Hey! Your videos are GREAT!!! I love the way you train dogs and in particular I find incredible how you show us how to train our puppies from the very beginning with the help of Inertia. Thanks a lot and congratulations for this new brand friend. She is sooooo beautiful! I'm excited waiting for the new videos. Thanks Zak and wife! See you!
I was hoping you’d say that! 😁👍
I keep coming back to this series because I just got my puppy and he is just a rambunctious little man and I need so much help. This is the realest example of training a puppy I can find.
My mom is getting a puppy in a few weeks and I’m SO excited but very nervous. I am so glad to have this resource to walk us through the process of welcoming this new pup and setting us up for a lifetime of love.
Had to say a tear full goodbye to my best buddy of 15.5 years recently. Vids like this help. He was a tri coloured Collie he was really smart and because his natural herding instinct rarely needed to use a lead when walking with him, even as a pup. I miss him so much.
That dog is the luckiest dog to have a master like Zak
Buddy* like zack
Thank you SO much for this video. I just got a new puppy last Wednesday and our nights have been a little tough with whining and crying and as we live in an apartment, its a little tough but happy to say that last night was our very FIRST full night of sleep! Our little guy slept 9 hours straight without waking up once!! This video really just helped me feel so much better that everything we were experiencing was normal :) thank you thank you thank you!
I sincerely appreciate how detailed you are in your rationales!!! Thank you!!! 🥰 My pomeranian pup is doing so well, looking forward to trying these tips!!
Im so ecstatic. We get out puppy the first week of august. So i will be following along with you and documenting the whole thing too.
I'd sub for that.
Wait. Me too...
@@graysondull341 getting mine the 2nd of august
@@matthiasmouton5157 Wow! That is the same day I'm getting mine!
I getting my puppy on the 4 of August!
Thank you so much Zac for all of your training videos!! We appreciate your channel!
Started watching when I first picked up my own puppy a year ago. So helpful!
I just want to say I started watching these videos to prepare for our puppy. We got him at 3 1/2 months old, and I've been using a clicker to mark good behavior and get him excited to work for us and learn how we want him to behave, and get him comfortable with people and other animals. I've seen such good results early on. Thank you for posting this series! It's really been informative and helpful!
Very appreciate that you do this type of videos. You are so down to earth and it absolutely melt my heart that you slept on the floor to accompany her. I felt guilty when I had my first puppy because I thought it’s not good training in order to teach my puppy to be independent on day 1. Sympathy, sympathy and more sympathy. Thank you Zak!
Great content for someone who is in the same position. It's important to see what are the things you need to do with your new pup in action and your video helped me a lot. Thanks!!
We pick up our golden retriever puppy in July and this set of videos couldn't be better! I am going to show them all to my family, so we are all on the same page with her initial training. Thank you so much!!!! You're puppy is such a doll. I also love how real it all is. I feel like I can do this!
Omg. I just got a new puppy 3 days ago and this is literally going to be my holy bible everyday 😭
Kim Le how has the training been going? I just got my puppy and have been following this to a T
@@jonathannaimi2080 how did your training go so far?
🥰
Getting a english (working) cocker spaniel puppy in September and you're RUclips channel is my bible! Thank you for this episode its given me a real look at what I can expect and how to train at day one 😁
Naomi Clulow .My son has a working cocker a year old now the most energetic dog I've ever seen she's just none stop and full out all the time .will certainly keep you fit best of luck with your new puppy👍👌
Hey Zak! I’m a 12 year old kid and we just got a Newfoundland puppy yesterday! I’ve been really enjoying watching your videos and sharing what I’ve learned with my family to help out with training our pup. We’ve had her for one day and we’ve already taught her how to sit and come on command from what I’ve learned in your videos. Thanks for teaching me how to help my fam and pup!
Thank you so much for these videos! I recently brought a puppy home 3 days ago and I was a little lost since it’s been so long since I’ve brought a puppy home. This gave me so many ideas to try for potty and crate training. Thank you again! 💛
One of the things I miss most of all is sleeping with my dog. I don't care what people say if that's bad or not, we both loved our sleeps.
I am so excited about this series! There is so much I love about it. There's a lot of good things to learn. And it's great because I'm thinking about getting a puppy at some point (which I haven't had before) so this is really helping a lot!
Thank you for all of your help, my little corgi girl is now 2 and amazing. I’m now wanting to get a new puppy 😊
I first watched this series about a year ago, now I’m picking up my puppy later on this week! Time to rewatch your videos 😁💖
Edit: as I’m typing he’s curled up on my lap 🥰 we just finished on of our first lessons
Thank You for this series. I love it and I am very grateful that You also show that it is normal that the dog cry at the beggining and how to handle that.
OMG just Inertia looking at you innocently and whining at 12am makes me anxious, I remember doing this same thing for weeks with my dog 😂😭
zaria caprio, how were you able to control it? I’m currently trying to make my new pup stop whining
Love this video! It’s actually realistic which is great for my husband and I since we’ll be doing almost the exact same thing picking up our Boston!
We decided not to use clicker for training but the reward system and all of your tips will definitely be a HUGE help for us!
Zak, I have been following you and recommending you to others for more than a decade, but this particular video series is exactly what I need right now! Congratulations on Inertia, she's awesome. We will be picking up our new Vizsla puppy in just over 2 weeks, and I just want to thank you for all of your help!
I’m cannot wait for more!!! Can you go over distraction training + helping a puppy get over random fears(like the fire hydrant) that’s something I really struggle with.
omg this could not have come at a better time!! Last week I found myself with a 6 week old puppy that had to leave his mother too soon. I've been binging your videos this week trying to figure out how to go about this whole situation from the free 30 day perfect puppy training to the more advanced training that we will get to one day. Now he's 7 weeks old and today is the first day I got him to successfully complete all three levels of "leave it" (closed fist, open hand, drop on floor). When we first started he snatched the food so fast I thought I'd lose a finger. He so much better now!!! Thanks for your videos, and your over all chill demeanor. Taking in a puppy is DAUNTING. Your vids are a life saver! Going to follow you on Instagram right now!!
We are about to go on a 14 hour road trip tomorrow to pick up our new puppy and this video was perfect for us! Thank you so much! We had already set up an appointment with a local Vet to take him to be checked right away, so that was covered but the top is coming off of the crate asap, we are packing the entire package of puppy pads, and will remind the kids of the importance of sleep for a little pup! Thanks again Zak, you are a star!
Thank you for this video! Gave my husband and I some great tips as of just now...4hours in to our new puppy being home!
Bringing home a new pup next month and super grateful for this series since we are first time dog owners and a little nervous (but excited)! Which dog clicker do you use for Inertia?
Laura Perdomo i found one at petco. I was able to test them out! I looked for on ethat had a great clicker sound
Hello from UK! We collect our puppy on Sunday 28th July - your new videos couldn't have come at a better time - thank you! Look forward to the next episode and in the meantime I've been watching some of your other videos to prepare.
For anyone whos pup is whining in the night and they cant sleep....PUT A BLANKET AND PILLOW IN THE DRYER, wrap the pup in it and put them in the crate so they fall asleep warm. Best tip I ever got. These videos are helping too, thanks!
Thank you for making this video it’s very informative. I like the way you approach your training, you’re creating. I especially like how the storm was not part of your plan but you worked it into this video and helped us understand the puppies anxiety because this is also new to them. Thanks again
He is my absolute favorite trainer! These videos are so helpful!!
Loved the video. I don’t have a new puppy, but I’m eager to watch you train her. I hope you include future successes and more “trying” times as well. Good length. Loved it!
I am a few months behind you having just brought my new 10-week old schnauzer/lab mix puppy home today. It's been about 13 years since I had a puppy and the last was the absolute easiest to train and really spoiled me. Thanks for these videos!
About to get my pup. I kept trying to find some things to do when I get it. Thank you so much
Great channel. Just got a maltese puppy with a lot of bad habits. I'm learning all I can. Thank you for your help with this video. Look forward to more.
Thanks so much for this video! I'll show this to my parents so they know what to do when we get our puppy!!
Thank you for this video ! I love that you documented your experience with your own new puppy. This has really helped me as we are bringing in a rescue puppy this week !
I just got my Rottie mix puppy 3 days ago! Your videos have been a life saver!!! I still need some help with the crate training through the night but I do understand it’s only been 3 days! Seriously I cannot thank you enough! Keep up the excellent content!
I’m getting a golden doodle in about month so I’m binging all these during the pandemic
Maddie Weiler I’m getting a goldendoodle soon too!! I’m binging like crazy
I’m here for the same reason. I’m getting my Aussiedoodle in a month. 💜
omg same! should be coming home next weekend!
aww yay! i just got a lil cane corso :)
@@ashleylovely5657 I am getting a Sheepadoodle in about a month also! You should see what they look like!
OMg, when Inertia was sleeping and Zak kept making noise, I'm like "stop itttttt, poor baby, let her sleep" lol.. Love the way you train dogs, Zak. Keep up the good work
Thank you for this series and easy ways to make us understand how to deal with puppies. We have recently booked our german spitz and it will arrive in 10 days. My bf and I are soo nervous and anxious since none of us have ever owned a dog, but we both have always loved them. After seeing this channel and this series, I am sure, we'll be ok. Thanks again!
Thank you for making all this videos. I'll be getting my new Australian shepherd by the end of March and I cant wait to start training him. The first dog my family got was a border collie/American eskimo mix and we had no idea how to train him or anything really. So he had really bad habits and it was impossible to walk him because he pulled too much. We're gonna do it right this time with your help
Loving these videos, helped me get through my first year with my pup from a fellow New Orleanian (West Bank)
I love this video so so much! You are the best trainer and help me soo much!
Thank you so much for making this series! I recently found your channel and each video is so helpful and thoughtful. You introduce the training techniques in such an approachable and natural way that is easy to understand! It's been a while since I had a puppy, so I'm trying to brush up on my puppy skills!
My 10yrs daughter is big fun of your training. We go pickup out maltese puppy next weekend, and 1st episode was exactly we needed to know. Thanks !!!
Play and treats and fun during the first few storms goes a looooong way towards preventing storm anxiety. Can confirm. Overall temperament will play a part, but you can't go wrong with positive reinforcement.
I've used binaurals for a few years eg on fireworks night, as a calming white noise. Dogs & birds both respond well to binaurals. It can *really* settle them, & you🙏🏻😊
Ah so cute. Lil ball of fur. I want a puppy too 😭💕
Aren’t puppies just adorable ! …and such hard work xxx
This is such a cool project! Thank you for sharing. This will be so helpful as I'm looking to get a new puppy.