I would actually be ok using it on my dog who would casually throw herself under a car because, you know, it could be life-saving. That's basically the only good reason I can think about.
I love that Victoria is very strict in telling that kind of people that they’re failing their dogs ! Static mats, E - collars , prong collars and all tools that cause pain is just so wrong . Why can’t people think of their own .
I’m so glad Victoria is against the use of shock “training”, she is totally right, it’s sad and wrong to use pain to deter behavior. Positive reinforcement is the humane way to train. Her giving Guinness a hug at the end was so sweet. Victoria is a smart lady with a big heart! She’s awesome.
The poor fish in the background at 3:52 is in such a tiny bowl. One inch of fish per one or two gallons of water seems to be something that these women have either never heard of or just didn’t care about.
It’s a Siamese Betta fighting fish which are known for living in tiny bodies of water, and even hop from puddle to puddle in dry spells. They need very little space to thrive… so they aren’t really doing anything wrong there. They also seem to have a huge tank with regular fish that seems more than adequate and clean. 🤷♀️
They aren't even taking proper care of their three dogs, but you expect them to take better care of a fish? Fish are for more likely than cats or dogs to be neglected and improperly cared for.
It's unrelated to the video, but the betta fish in a vase that just lingers in the background bugs me... Fish aren't decoration, they're living beings, and need lots of space and cycled aquariums
@@FIRING_BLIND yeah, not only not educated but deliberately miseducated. So I find it hard to judge people treating their fish that way, even if it’s cruel to the fish. We just need to keep raising awareness of proper care for fish and there will be more educated people with happier fish in future. Pretty sure this is quite old footage too.
People get dogs and then don’t want to do any of the work it takes. Dogs are incredibly smart. And loyal. They want to be good. They want stability. But they need to be shown how to be. It’s not very difficult to show a dog that it can’t jump on company, or run at the door. Just a few training bits and they will learn. My Labrador puppy when she was younger, was showing signs of resource guarding. She was eating incredibly fast. When I got near, she stiffened up and would stop eating. She’d side-eye me. I knew I had to nip this behavior in the bud before it got worse. Because something like that left unchecked can become very dangerous in the future. So I read up and watched videos. I used positive reinforcement. And little by little she improved. Took a week of continuous work at mealtimes, if that. And now I can take something from her without a worry if she’s gotten something she’s not supposed to have.
@@bugzpuddingThat sucks. If you specifically tell them not to, it should be listened to. Maybe you have to train multiple times with one or a couple few that you know will listen. Like, inform them that you want to train your dog and would appreciate their help, that they just have to be guests and not encourage the jumping. I'm sorry if you don't have many of those though, I understand in such a case.
I’m so glad you took the time to responsibly care for your puppy. I think a lot of people don’t consider their pets as autonomous, emotional creatures and consider them more like property that’s supposed to serve your happiness
@@bugzpudding try getting someone to work with you in some training sessions. Like a friend or family member that WILL listen. Do like Victoria does, and have the person come in, and if the dog jumps and stuff, they turn their back and ignore. And then reward when they get calm. Etc etc. But yea kinda messed up they won’t listen lol. Same with my mom.. she doesn’t like if my dog gets super excited when she sees her cuz she’s big. I’ll say, don’t address her, turn your back, and I’ll let you know when you can let her. But she’ll talk to her and give her pets Anyway 🤦🏻♀️ lol.
my late boy would swim in lakes and ponds but never a bathtub... never ever a hose. always the lakes. ... we drove him to his favorite lake before he passed. we let him have a final sniff of his favorite lake... we wanted him to know he was loved. 😭
Man, these people were so unempathetic that I realized I should feel worse for the dogs on this show. I can't believe Victoria asked them about the static mat situation and they were okay with it as is. Like you're shocking another living creature, it's not eliminating all the problem behaviors while creating a new one, and training is obviously more effective. Between that and wanting to rehome a senior dog, I really hope they hated every time they had to go through their side door to get their dogs inside.
I had a lab who thought we were drowning and that she had to forcebly save any one who went for a swim, in the pool or in the lake. She was desperate if we didn't leave the water. She suffered if we stayed in the water and would do everything she could to "save" us.😊
@@whispers._. we tried to, but she never understood it 😅. Though now we have a newer one who loves swimming , and Ana (the old labrador) is now in a better place: a life-guard in heaven ☺.
I'm sorry, but these ladies shouldn't have pets when they can't take good care of them. Pronged collars and shock mats? Really? For gods sake, they even have a Betta fish in a vase! -Not a proper aquarium, not *even* just a small 25 litre tank, but a flipping VASE! Look! 9:35 That's animal cruelty. If *any* fish store employee *ever* tells you that this is okay, then that person needs to be fired. That is vile... Goldfish don't belong in bowls and bettas don't belong in vases... Jazuz... Get in the bin sis. IN👏THE👏BIN!👏
I am whatching your vids and i have an really really good boy american akita and i am only 11 yrs old and i trained him so good He’s a really good boy and i know how to train him bc you showed us how to train dogs❤❤❤❤
I wasn’t sure what kind of fish it was, but made a comment about the size of the poor thing’s bowl. I didn’t notice anywhere for it to hide or anything to check water temperature or keep it at 75- 80° F either. A one-gallon tank is better for a betta than a mud puddle, a glass of lemonade or a washing machine. Just because it is better doesn't mean it is ideal or correct. Sorry for the rant, I got quite upset about how the poor fish was being kept.
I feel so bad for Guineas but then I feel bad for the other 2 they are over weight and with their health problems it’s not good A electric shock mat or any cruel item will only Install fear and pain and anxiety in my opinion just because the mat has been taken that trauma will always remain When they said about giving up Jouvie I just made me so angry it’s like taking your Nan out of a Care home and putting them on the street It’s just so evil
We used a shock collar for off leash recall in the woods with our bull mastiff HOWEVER the collar we got had a Beep and Vibrate function and that is the function we used on it we NEVER used the shock setting. The beep vibrate function worked really well for us though so we could break her focus long enough if she suddenly decided to chase something to hear us calling her then come back to us...We tried it on ourselves before we ever put it on the dog and the beep/vibrate setting felt really weird and was sort of startling but it was not at all painful.....so it was a great tool for us and she would actually get excited to wear it because it meant she got to run off leash I think we only had to use it like 2 months before she learned to listen for us calling her and her recall was strong enough we no longer needed it.
nah they shouldn’t be owning any animals not even that poor fish. a lot of their issues stem from ignorance you can tell no one’s done any research at all. dog has hip problems and overweight shouldn’t have even been allowed near the pool if they couldn’t control them.
I keep thinking the same ! But with every episode! tho in the end so many horrendous situations get explained by Victoria and eventually resolve. And I much rather have those dogs stay with clueless people who try to be educated, instead of in the shelter ..
Lots of people are still taught that physical deterrents and punishments are more effective with dogs. They aren't. Cesar Milan still teaches this. It's not helpful.
Guinness handicapped he couldn't use his back legs. That's why his behavior was the way it was + overweight and misunderstood-- his health issues or unrecognized, and his behavior, misinterpreted ....He needs TLC, weight, loss, and physical therapy
i don't know. i've watched many episodes. seems all about bad owners/care takers. don't get me wrong, i love this channel. wish you could help me with my issue with an extremely timid adopted dog.
Isn't bloat deadly and needs to be rushed to the vet because its the stomach knotted or something like that? can someone explain that? I am shocked that they don't use shock collars with shock collars to stop the barking or just muzzle them given how chill they are with using a static mat at the door. also do they make shock mats just for dogs or did they just repurpose a shock mat? i ask because i've never heard of a mat for dogs like that in my life personally. shock collars i've heard of etc but never a mat for the very reasons the show calls out with them just learning to jump over it at times etc.
I wish they had the Dexil's Limited DO NOT PET dog collars/harnesses back then as they'd be great for that one dog who needed to not be pet. I don't think they existed then. I've seen them on a few of the dogs in the newest episodes thankfully and that was before Victoria arrived, very happy to see proactive owners. I also wish she did what she did with the st. Banard in the new series with a dog pool so the dog could still get wet etc but not worry about drowning etc.
@@scemolivvyoften times running around and playing, the panting action going, after eating/drinking a full meal… that gets the most common scenario for bloating to occur. That’s why it’s important to wait an hour after feeding them before letting them be rambunctious/exercise.
Is it an actual shock ? Cuz I had an ecollar which people say is a shock collar but mine just vibrated and yes I used it on myself it was at worst an annoying tickling vibration sensation
To keep a lab out of water is torture! It's their 'natural habitat'! Labs LOVE water, swimming is what they're bred to do! You just need to show and teach Guiness to go into the pool safely on leash over the stairs, the same way he comes out. (Cesar often does it) It could be used for him to loose steam, to loose the weight properly, even for physical therapy... What these owners did was just pure madness and lazyness and blaming the animals, not themselves for not training them! It's a shame. And I'm afraid the one of the women really should check in with her dermatologist- I fear for her to get skin cancer the way her face looks, burned from the sun. I don't get it why people still don't protect their skin safely.
Not the most likable couple. Normally people dont like shocking their dogs even if they do it, these ladies dont care. Also that one woman seems to simply hate barking. Ding dong, dogs will bark.
This is what they were taught. Many people think nothing of it. They think it's ok cuz they're told it's ok. Also quiet dogs do exist...you just don't know you got one till you get them home. My first dog never barked.
I wasn't going to post this but I changed my mind as it may help others, to make there minds to stop there dogs jumping in a pool when there are young one's in the pool. My two GSD's would do this with my Granddaughters but never hurt them. My youngest of 4 years of age worked out how to open the gate to the pool, the doors to the garden was open and my two boys was just laying in the lounge, she fell in but because of the distance from the pool to the house no one heard it, it wasn't till my boys barking thought what are they up to. To come around form were i was working down the side of the house to see both of them in the pool, my first thought was one of my boys was really good at opening doors and gates. Went to get them out to find one had hold of her hair the other was in front of her, with out a thought fully clothed just ran jumped in grabbed her, those two boys didn't give up even when getting to the stairs, they just kept on barking and had to show them she was ok. You here stories like this all the time in the dog world and you think yed ok there may be some truth to it. But that is the day I truly believe what dogs can do. RIP Luca and Auggie thank you for all the good times we shared but above all saving our little grandmother .
I wonder if the weight thing at 26:54 is still true. I bring that up because the 7 year per human year thing has been changed recently to go by a dogs weight if that makes sense. If confused, please comment and I will happily explain.
I'm sure it's just some kind of an average guess even at best, since dog breeds vary so hugely in their ideal weight. Just think of a Chihuahua compared to a huge mastiff for example. One pound extra on a normal Chihuahua is like 10-20% of their ideal body weight, whereas on a 120 lb Bullmastiff or a Great Dane one pound isn't even a 1% increase. So the bigger the dog is supposed to be the more extra weight they can carry before it becomes a serious issue on it's own. If an average dog weighs about one fifth of an average human this rule more or less works. The 7 year rule kind of still works too, except now we understand that it's not even all through their lives. In the first year dog age much faster than 7 human years, since a 1yo dog is basically an adult by size and hormonally developed too, so more like a 20yo human. Then it slows down for many years, but towards the end of their life span they seem to age faster again. A 10yo dog on average in healthy breeds is pretty close to a 70yo person, still capable of a lot but basically a pensioner. A 15yo is close to a 100yo human, definitely close to an end and the majority has passed by then.
Only 6 minutes in and am beyond irritated with this couple. A shock mat?!? Seriously?!? That is ludicrous!! Poor pups. Oh, and yeah, let's rehome a senior dog. I just can't with people.... 🤬
Honestly, I don't understand why dogs are overweight on these shows. Unless there is a valid medical condition, THE OWNER controls the diet and exercise. It's not like the dogs grab the car keys and drive to McDonalds for a burger and fries... AND don't get me started on the "re-homing" term. Really?! With all the unwanted dogs in the world you think "re-homing" is the smart choice?
Say whatever you will, I love Maddie's no-nonsense attitude. I laughed so hard when she just flat out said that the chain leash was not cool and that's why she didn't want to use it.
A Labrador is swimming in the swimming pool in the yard and It humping on her back and I think it’s a extremely dangerous situation for her because she’s not able to get in the pool.
These people just make me sick as a doggy momma myself of 4 that fallow me everywhere yes I have difficulty with my puppy yet but if you treat the dog well they will respect you i raise mine like children and they act like it to but to use all them things that hurt the dogs make them in pain and anxiety and they are irritated so what do they expect how would you act if someone was doing all that to you 😢
Dog's are problem that is sll I've seen in these shows definitely woke me up about them things never won't another dog ever again to many problems so sad
Barking uncontrollably is a nuisance and not good for the dog. If there’s an underlying emotional or behavioural issue causing the bark, it needs to be addressed
They’re NOT made to bark. They only bark when they need to bark like in threatening situations or some intruder coming into a property. But they do not at all bark all the time and they are NOT made to bark.
@KittenBowl1 Depends on the dog and the circumstances. Dogs are not meant to bark non-stop, but try telling a hound that they're not made for barking, and that hound will give you a lengthy lecture 😅
The pool is great for his medical problems, but his seriously over weight, also its very common for dogs to naturally jump in to save there family. Its very hard to teach what is play and what is emergency.
It wasn't the owners fault they were struggling with the door training because most trainers will tell you to train one dog at a time and then when they all are good with it, to do it as a group, not just have all 3 at once.
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Using pain and fear to train a dog doesn’t teach them the right behavior, it just teaches them to avoid what causes them pain.
Totally agree with you.
I would actually be ok using it on my dog who would casually throw herself under a car because, you know, it could be life-saving. That's basically the only good reason I can think about.
Bingo. It’s like when your dog runs from you and you yell at them. They’re not gonna come back when you’re yelling
Exaly and choking collars definitely dont help at all
@@lmp7436then you didnt train your dog good enough using pain or fear is not training your dog
I can't believe they wanted to re-home the 12 year old dog because they thought it was annoying! I love Victoria she is so talented 🙂
The 12 year old would never had been adopted if they put him up.
@@hoshiko22 Was a really sweet doggo. My dog annoys me sometimes but I couldn't live without him!!!
They were ok with zapping a dog with electricity but they didn’t want to use a metal leash?
When I had Barney before he passed away he would do things that were annoying but I loved him
Actually only Matty wanted to get rid of him. The other one loved him and wanted him to stay.
They should have experienced the SHOCK that Victoria and their dogs felt!
I love that Victoria is very strict in telling that kind of people that they’re failing their dogs ! Static mats, E - collars , prong collars and all tools that cause pain is just so wrong . Why can’t people think of their own .
Found it😎
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I’m so glad Victoria is against the use of shock “training”, she is totally right, it’s sad and wrong to use pain to deter behavior. Positive reinforcement is the humane way to train.
Her giving Guinness a hug at the end was so sweet. Victoria is a smart lady with a big heart! She’s awesome.
Shock treatment is getting banned in the UK.
They don't understand anything else but pain
@@StephanieThompson-hr6mv what an uneducated thing to say.
Glad dogs are smarter than you.@@StephanieThompson-hr6mv
@@StephanieThompson-hr6mvin fact all beibg understand moat thibgs, but never pain. It only causes confusion
The poor fish in the background at 3:52 is in such a tiny bowl. One inch of fish per one or two gallons of water seems to be something that these women have either never heard of or just didn’t care about.
And it even looks like she just decided to make a plant a fish bowl
It’s a Siamese Betta fighting fish which are known for living in tiny bodies of water, and even hop from puddle to puddle in dry spells. They need very little space to thrive… so they aren’t really doing anything wrong there. They also seem to have a huge tank with regular fish that seems more than adequate and clean. 🤷♀️
Many people aren't aware how much space fish actually need
They aren't even taking proper care of their three dogs, but you expect them to take better care of a fish? Fish are for more likely than cats or dogs to be neglected and improperly cared for.
Omg I just wrote the same comment
It's unrelated to the video, but the betta fish in a vase that just lingers in the background bugs me... Fish aren't decoration, they're living beings, and need lots of space and cycled aquariums
That annoyed me too.
I noticed that too, and felt sorry for the fish 😢
Many are not educated on the space fish need. And pet stores don't educate them on it either
@@FIRING_BLIND yeah, not only not educated but deliberately miseducated. So I find it hard to judge people treating their fish that way, even if it’s cruel to the fish. We just need to keep raising awareness of proper care for fish and there will be more educated people with happier fish in future.
Pretty sure this is quite old footage too.
Yes! Thank you! It bothered me, too. I rescue bettas & I cannot stand people who use them as decor.
Did everyone notice that her license plate says "Reinforcement"? I love it!
I've been WONDERING what it was. I thought maybe it was an acronym, but you're right, it's 'Positive Reinforcement'
People get dogs and then don’t want to do any of the work it takes. Dogs are incredibly smart. And loyal. They want to be good. They want stability. But they need to be shown how to be. It’s not very difficult to show a dog that it can’t jump on company, or run at the door. Just a few training bits and they will learn. My Labrador puppy when she was younger, was showing signs of resource guarding. She was eating incredibly fast. When I got near, she stiffened up and would stop eating. She’d side-eye me. I knew I had to nip this behavior in the bud before it got worse. Because something like that left unchecked can become very dangerous in the future. So I read up and watched videos. I used positive reinforcement. And little by little she improved. Took a week of continuous work at mealtimes, if that. And now I can take something from her without a worry if she’s gotten something she’s not supposed to have.
I cant get my dog to stop jumping 😭😭😭 doesnt help mist guests ignore me when i say to not encourage her jumps/play with her as shes jumping on then
@@bugzpudding why are your guests straight up disrespecting you like that?
@@bugzpuddingThat sucks. If you specifically tell them not to, it should be listened to. Maybe you have to train multiple times with one or a couple few that you know will listen. Like, inform them that you want to train your dog and would appreciate their help, that they just have to be guests and not encourage the jumping. I'm sorry if you don't have many of those though, I understand in such a case.
I’m so glad you took the time to responsibly care for your puppy. I think a lot of people don’t consider their pets as autonomous, emotional creatures and consider them more like property that’s supposed to serve your happiness
@@bugzpudding try getting someone to work with you in some training sessions. Like a friend or family member that WILL listen. Do like Victoria does, and have the person come in, and if the dog jumps and stuff, they turn their back and ignore. And then reward when they get calm. Etc etc. But yea kinda messed up they won’t listen lol. Same with my mom.. she doesn’t like if my dog gets super excited when she sees her cuz she’s big. I’ll say, don’t address her, turn your back, and I’ll let you know when you can let her. But she’ll talk to her and give her pets Anyway 🤦🏻♀️ lol.
my late boy would swim in lakes and ponds but never a bathtub... never ever a hose. always the lakes. ... we drove him to his favorite lake before he passed. we let him have a final sniff of his favorite lake... we wanted him to know he was loved. 😭
I’m so sorry for your loss. Was he a lab too?
@@scemolivvy yeah he was a chesapeake bay lab mix. the anniversary of his passing was yesterday. june 8th around 3:30 pm on a monday. 2020...
I’m sorry your lossslso,I’ve experienced that heartbreak 🙋♂️🏮💔😮
It broke my heart to see how much Guiness's hips were impacting him (hurting him), once he was in the water with the float vest. 💔
"This is never gonna works" - qualified dog trainer shows results - "*absolute disbelief*"
Anyone else shed a tear when victoria hugged Guiness at the end 🥹🥹🥹🥹
It was a pleasure to 👀 her doing the swimming training with her dog. When she kissed him & told him "good boy," it melted my heart. 🙂
Man, these people were so unempathetic that I realized I should feel worse for the dogs on this show. I can't believe Victoria asked them about the static mat situation and they were okay with it as is. Like you're shocking another living creature, it's not eliminating all the problem behaviors while creating a new one, and training is obviously more effective. Between that and wanting to rehome a senior dog, I really hope they hated every time they had to go through their side door to get their dogs inside.
Maddy- "This is never going to work." 24:36 After everything she has seen so far? This person is CYNICAL. Lol.
I had a lab who thought we were drowning and that she had to forcebly save any one who went for a swim, in the pool or in the lake. She was desperate if we didn't leave the water. She suffered if we stayed in the water and would do everything she could to "save" us.😊
How did you tell her that it's okay to go swimming?
@@whispers._. we tried to, but she never understood it 😅. Though now we have a newer one who loves swimming , and Ana (the old labrador) is now in a better place: a life-guard in heaven ☺.
@@marilialevacov2939Sounds like a kind-hearted sweetie ❤ May she rest in peace
I’m glad the vet was there to help with the swimming process with Guiness.
people make me mad when they want to hurt dogs i love victoria she is so amazing
Victoria don’t play!😊 You go girl, teach these owners! 😊
Yeah, I'm already not a fan of Maddie's. I would like to see her walk onto that 'static mat'..
So glad he is getting physical therapy Guidance and exercise so important and for all dogs and treats and so they can all relax remain calm ❤
I'm sorry, but these ladies shouldn't have pets when they can't take good care of them. Pronged collars and shock mats? Really?
For gods sake, they even have a Betta fish in a vase! -Not a proper aquarium, not *even* just a small 25 litre tank, but a flipping VASE! Look! 9:35 That's animal cruelty.
If *any* fish store employee *ever* tells you that this is okay, then that person needs to be fired. That is vile...
Goldfish don't belong in bowls and bettas don't belong in vases... Jazuz... Get in the bin sis. IN👏THE👏BIN!👏
Omg that is so funny. I did not notice the fish. That is a vase!
They can afford a pool but leave their dogs without pain relief and medical help.
Love this her whole attitude was it’s not going t work then Victoria shows them
She is wonderful ❤
"it's not a we thing I think it's a you thing" Got me dying on the floor😂💀🤣
When the vet says not to do something to prevent surgery or whatever, its for a medical reason! why even go to the vet if you're not gonna listen?!
Incredible how fast those dogs responded bravo Victoria
I don't know why these two women invited Victoria, when they had no faith that her methods could/would work!
Never seen a pair of pet owners who care so little about their pets, to them they are belongings not pets
I am whatching your vids and i have an really really good boy american akita and i am only 11 yrs old and i trained him so good He’s a really good boy and i know how to train him bc you showed us how to train dogs❤❤❤❤
wow that is impressive! I bet your boy loves being trained by you :)
Guinness is GORGEOUS!!! ❤❤❤
What about the Betta fish at 3:58
I wasn’t sure what kind of fish it was, but made a comment about the size of the poor thing’s bowl. I didn’t notice anywhere for it to hide or anything to check water temperature or keep it at 75- 80° F either. A one-gallon tank is better for a betta than a mud puddle, a glass of lemonade or a washing machine. Just because it is better doesn't mean it is ideal or correct.
Sorry for the rant, I got quite upset about how the poor fish was being kept.
@@Loki-and-Thor Understandable! I'm the same way. 😂
if owners ever used those shock devices on themselves first they would never use em on their precious fur babies
Peoples negativity towards training is so annoying at least try before declaring "it will enver work" or cause "i dont like it" 😂
Or not using the chain leash because “it doesn’t look cool” 🤦🏼♀️
shocking dogs is not a good indicator of having dogs
What Even the point of shocking your pets education?
If you use pain and fear on a dog it's more likely to attack dogs are like people there is only so much they can take before they snap.
I feel so bad for Guineas but then I feel bad for the other 2 they are over weight and with their health problems it’s not good
A electric shock mat or any cruel item will only Install fear and pain and anxiety in my opinion just because the mat has been taken that trauma will always remain
When they said about giving up Jouvie I just made me so angry it’s like taking your Nan out of a Care home and putting them on the street
It’s just so evil
Dogs are intelligent creatures. Ppl under estimate them.
They’re lucky that Doberman is so sweet!
No Doberman in this video
Doberman…?
I believe it’s a Rottie. (Rottweiler)
it's a Rottweiler
We used a shock collar for off leash recall in the woods with our bull mastiff HOWEVER the collar we got had a Beep and Vibrate function and that is the function we used on it we NEVER used the shock setting. The beep vibrate function worked really well for us though so we could break her focus long enough if she suddenly decided to chase something to hear us calling her then come back to us...We tried it on ourselves before we ever put it on the dog and the beep/vibrate setting felt really weird and was sort of startling but it was not at all painful.....so it was a great tool for us and she would actually get excited to wear it because it meant she got to run off leash I think we only had to use it like 2 months before she learned to listen for us calling her and her recall was strong enough we no longer needed it.
Maddy can't make her face tan even, but yes, sure, the leash will make her look uncool.
😂😂😂
nah they shouldn’t be owning any animals not even that poor fish. a lot of their issues stem from ignorance you can tell no one’s done any research at all. dog has hip problems and overweight shouldn’t have even been allowed near the pool if they couldn’t control them.
0:34 I’m Not Surprised As She 84 Dog Years!
I am a dog trainer and I heat when people don't want to do the work.
Sorry this is random but do you have any advice to help my dog stop jumping? Ive attempted a lot of victorias methods and havent had success
@@bugzpudding why does your dog jump?
@@bugzpudding which ones have you tried? +1 to the other comment as well.
Wow these people break my heart poor dogs
Wow, I can’t watch this episode to the end, those people should not ever have gotten a first dog
get off your high horse they love dogs and learned how to take care of them
I keep thinking the same ! But with every episode! tho in the end so many horrendous situations get explained by Victoria and eventually resolve. And I much rather have those dogs stay with clueless people who try to be educated, instead of in the shelter ..
This couple was good compared to awful owners in other episodes. They did the training and the dogs improved.
120 pounds is severely severely overpriced for a labrador
I wish victoria let these two owner touch the mat b4 removing it ! I dont like them
Lots of people are still taught that physical deterrents and punishments are more effective with dogs. They aren't. Cesar Milan still teaches this. It's not helpful.
That lab should weigh at least 80-85 pounds! And that’s for a male! 70-75 pounds for a female.
So helpful for multiple diff homes and for larger dogs.
That couple shouldn't own dogs
Cut down on the feeding
Pleased feed him less
Well done owners so proud of you 👏🏻
Poor Guinness that is so sad and heartbreaking he hips are in bad shape 😮
Common in large breeds. Especially labs
Also I think these 2 should just get separate.
Why 🤔
Uh, why? Homophobic. Get over yourself.
@@reneesharpe7900 in my opinion they arent really fit for eachother but it might just be me
120lbs Labrador is pouncing on swimmers!
Yup
Please tell me I didn’t see a Siamese Fighter fish in a glass cup / vase at the time 4:15
U are the best person u are so good with dogs
Guinness handicapped he couldn't use his back legs. That's why his behavior was the way it was + overweight and misunderstood-- his health issues or unrecognized, and his behavior, misinterpreted ....He needs TLC, weight, loss, and physical therapy
i don't know. i've watched many episodes. seems all about bad owners/care takers. don't get me wrong, i love this channel. wish you could help me with my issue with an extremely timid adopted dog.
Victoria should run away from these animal abusers
13:27 bro was holding back demons 💀
Isn't bloat deadly and needs to be rushed to the vet because its the stomach knotted or something like that? can someone explain that? I am shocked that they don't use shock collars with shock collars to stop the barking or just muzzle them given how chill they are with using a static mat at the door. also do they make shock mats just for dogs or did they just repurpose a shock mat? i ask because i've never heard of a mat for dogs like that in my life personally. shock collars i've heard of etc but never a mat for the very reasons the show calls out with them just learning to jump over it at times etc.
I wish they had the Dexil's Limited DO NOT PET dog collars/harnesses back then as they'd be great for that one dog who needed to not be pet. I don't think they existed then. I've seen them on a few of the dogs in the newest episodes thankfully and that was before Victoria arrived, very happy to see proactive owners. I also wish she did what she did with the st. Banard in the new series with a dog pool so the dog could still get wet etc but not worry about drowning etc.
Bloat is common in large breeds. It’s from drinking or eating too quickly.
@@scemolivvyoften times running around and playing, the panting action going, after eating/drinking a full meal… that gets the most common scenario for bloating to occur. That’s why it’s important to wait an hour after feeding them before letting them be rambunctious/exercise.
Is it an actual shock ?
Cuz I had an ecollar which people say is a shock collar but mine just vibrated and yes I used it on myself it was at worst an annoying tickling vibration sensation
Different type of shock device. Some have different settings
So much dog!! 🐾🐾🐾 💖💖
To keep a lab out of water is torture!
It's their 'natural habitat'!
Labs LOVE water, swimming is what they're bred to do!
You just need to show and teach Guiness to go into the pool safely on leash over the stairs, the same way he comes out.
(Cesar often does it)
It could be used for him to loose steam, to loose the weight properly, even for physical therapy...
What these owners did was just pure madness and lazyness and blaming the animals, not themselves for not training them!
It's a shame.
And I'm afraid the one of the women really should check in with her dermatologist- I fear for her to get skin cancer the way her face looks, burned from the sun.
I don't get it why people still don't protect their skin safely.
FINALLY! SOMEONE WHO LIKES CESAR’S WORKS! I was hoping for someone else to say his name!!!
@@scemolivvyThere's a reason people don't like Cesar Millan. He believes in "alphas" and that crap.
Alpha is not a real thing
Also the dog had a bad hip so the dog cannot go in the pool to swim, their vet said that.
@@iclynnx I have to disagree with you. Sorry. Cesar uses “psychology” as his base of training. Knowing an animal’s psychology is super important.
Not the most likable couple. Normally people dont like shocking their dogs even if they do it, these ladies dont care. Also that one woman seems to simply hate barking. Ding dong, dogs will bark.
This is what they were taught. Many people think nothing of it. They think it's ok cuz they're told it's ok.
Also quiet dogs do exist...you just don't know you got one till you get them home. My first dog never barked.
I agree not likable
Actually I quite like them. 😊
I wasn't going to post this but I changed my mind as it may help others, to make there minds to stop there dogs jumping in a pool when there are young one's in the pool. My two GSD's would do this with my Granddaughters but never hurt them. My youngest of 4 years of age worked out how to open the gate to the pool, the doors to the garden was open and my two boys was just laying in the lounge, she fell in but because of the distance from the pool to the house no one heard it, it wasn't till my boys barking thought what are they up to. To come around form were i was working down the side of the house to see both of them in the pool, my first thought was one of my boys was really good at opening doors and gates. Went to get them out to find one had hold of her hair the other was in front of her, with out a thought fully clothed just ran jumped in grabbed her, those two boys didn't give up even when getting to the stairs, they just kept on barking and had to show them she was ok. You here stories like this all the time in the dog world and you think yed ok there may be some truth to it. But that is the day I truly believe what dogs can do. RIP Luca and Auggie thank you for all the good times we shared but above all saving our little grandmother .
I wonder if the weight thing at 26:54 is still true. I bring that up because the 7 year per human year thing has been changed recently to go by a dogs weight if that makes sense. If confused, please comment and I will happily explain.
I'm sure it's just some kind of an average guess even at best, since dog breeds vary so hugely in their ideal weight. Just think of a Chihuahua compared to a huge mastiff for example. One pound extra on a normal Chihuahua is like 10-20% of their ideal body weight, whereas on a 120 lb Bullmastiff or a Great Dane one pound isn't even a 1% increase. So the bigger the dog is supposed to be the more extra weight they can carry before it becomes a serious issue on it's own. If an average dog weighs about one fifth of an average human this rule more or less works.
The 7 year rule kind of still works too, except now we understand that it's not even all through their lives. In the first year dog age much faster than 7 human years, since a 1yo dog is basically an adult by size and hormonally developed too, so more like a 20yo human. Then it slows down for many years, but towards the end of their life span they seem to age faster again. A 10yo dog on average in healthy breeds is pretty close to a 70yo person, still capable of a lot but basically a pensioner. A 15yo is close to a 100yo human, definitely close to an end and the majority has passed by then.
Only 6 minutes in and am beyond irritated with this couple. A shock mat?!? Seriously?!? That is ludicrous!! Poor pups. Oh, and yeah, let's rehome a senior dog. I just can't with people.... 🤬
Honestly, I don't understand why dogs are overweight on these shows. Unless there is a valid medical condition, THE OWNER controls the diet and exercise. It's not like the dogs grab the car keys and drive to McDonalds for a burger and fries... AND don't get me started on the "re-homing" term. Really?! With all the unwanted dogs in the world you think "re-homing" is the smart choice?
Please tell me I didn’t see a Siamese Fighter / fish in a glass cup / vase at the time 4:35
The pool jumping was probably cute when he was a puppy not so cute anymore!
Maddie's fun 🥲
Those dogs are overweight, bad for their health and joints. More exercice or less food.
What's with the Debbie Downer there? Why are you asking for help if you'ree going to have such a negative attitude?
oh god the poor fish :(
Those dogs need to lose weight!
I love this video
Great video!
Say whatever you will, I love Maddie's no-nonsense attitude. I laughed so hard when she just flat out said that the chain leash was not cool and that's why she didn't want to use it.
Yet she was prepared to use a stacked mat that hurts their dogs
She just sounded ridiculous to me.
A Labrador is swimming in the swimming pool in the yard and It humping on her back and I think it’s a extremely dangerous situation for her because she’s not able to get in the pool.
ohh impresivvvvvvvvvve
These people just make me sick as a doggy momma myself of 4 that fallow me everywhere yes I have difficulty with my puppy yet but if you treat the dog well they will respect you i raise mine like children and they act like it to but to use all them things that hurt the dogs make them in pain and anxiety and they are irritated so what do they expect how would you act if someone was doing all that to you 😢
Victoria is a ✨idol✨
Fact: Labrador + Poodle = Labradoodle
As usual on this show, it is the human relationship problems.
Is it just me or those Victoria look like Taylor swift with brown hair
Dog's are problem that is sll I've seen in these shows definitely woke me up about them things never won't another dog ever again to many problems so sad
11:35 reminds me of Cartman
I can’t agree you should not live in fear that your dog is going to bite I’ll take jovie
You can't train her not to. She's literally just in pain. She'll snap at you too
I can take justice does just have the same issue like jovie
See how them things will do anything for food even if there scard they will follow food
i hope they get training to learn to look after that fish too
Dogs are smart
Gosh... dogs are made to bark. I don't understand how people have a problem when a dog barks, cuz they expect it to be mute all the time.
Barking uncontrollably is a nuisance and not good for the dog. If there’s an underlying emotional or behavioural issue causing the bark, it needs to be addressed
They’re NOT made to bark. They only bark when they need to bark like in threatening situations or some intruder coming into a property. But they do not at all bark all the time and they are NOT made to bark.
@@KittenBowl1 right, and people are not made to speak out.
@KittenBowl1 Depends on the dog and the circumstances. Dogs are not meant to bark non-stop, but try telling a hound that they're not made for barking, and that hound will give you a lengthy lecture 😅
The pool is great for his medical problems, but his seriously over weight, also its very common for dogs to naturally jump in to save there family. Its very hard to teach what is play and what is emergency.
It wasn't the owners fault they were struggling with the door training because most trainers will tell you to train one dog at a time and then when they all are good with it, to do it as a group, not just have all 3 at once.
They shouldn’t of used the shock door poor dog