Will My Rescue Puppies Ever Be Normal?

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  • @rr-qj5bt
    @rr-qj5bt Год назад +507

    Please read for advice!
    The mama is traumatized and she neds to be handled with the with the greatest caution. It's great that you put the crate back in for her to have a safe space, the big open area is too stressful for her.
    When dealing with her I would recommend to ignore her, don't make eye contact (can be very scary and threatening), don't force interaction.
    Please try to act as cautious around her as possible so she starts trusting you, no loud noises, no quick movements etc. You can see how stressed she got just from when you threw the large toy in the pen.
    I also advice to look into calming pheromones such as “adaptil” I think it might help her.
    I appreciate the work you do for these dogs and I know you want to do right so I’m just trying to help out!

    • @alishac5096
      @alishac5096 Год назад +27

      I agree, she reacted So scared to the mild scolding about the poops 😢 My old girl with ptsd I used to have to say “it’s ok! I’m not mad,”and console her because she was very afraid of being in trouble. Even having an accident put her on high alert and she would rather sit on top of it than have it found.

    • @alwayswatching.5923
      @alwayswatching.5923 Год назад +26

      Yes! Please Joey, we are all telling you the same thing to help! High value treats (cooked chicken breast) and IGNORE HER! High value treats and ignore Mama and she will come to you! And please stop trying to pet her from above, it makes her cower. Try putting your hand on the floor with chicken under and if she sniffs it, then you can slowly try to touch the under part of her chin & neck. These are trauma dogs and you need to treat them different than your previous rescues. Please watch some trauma dog rehabilitation videos. You're doing good but you need to do some things different to help that poor little Mama.

    • @jaimemcvicker1999
      @jaimemcvicker1999 Год назад +12

      YES couldn't have said it better! I rescue and foster cats and dogs, and you definitely have to be patient and let it happen on their own terms. Give mama dog a couple more places to hide, and start giving delicious snacks (wet food, treats, chicken, etc) to gain her trust. Mama and babies should be eating wet food anyway, they could all use the extra hydration and nutrition! Poor babies, regardless they are very lucky to be where they are with Joey and you can tell they have been through hell.

    • @superjules21
      @superjules21 Год назад +7

      Yes pls she needs time

    • @TatAlbring
      @TatAlbring Год назад +5

      Yes! Also looking at dog directly in the eyes can be threatening, so phasing away and not interacting and just being in the room will help her aclimate

  • @dontscaretheegg
    @dontscaretheegg Год назад +700

    dogs can have ptsd too, their behavior is completely normal

    • @mysticfox9718
      @mysticfox9718 Год назад +37

      True! Animals can get PTSD, diabetes, heart problems and etc like humans get

    • @hadassah6085
      @hadassah6085 Год назад +26

      Totally, and just never learned human connection is safe and beautiful

    • @hadassah6085
      @hadassah6085 Год назад +14

      Well, *can* be safe and beautiful :( They need the right people to learn from.

    • @mysticfox9718
      @mysticfox9718 Год назад +11

      @@hadassah6085 Very true! They just haven’t had any human connection and love in a long time so it’s all new to them

    • @victoriaharris8543
      @victoriaharris8543 Год назад +5

      I think he knows and was just saying

  • @kebert2thumbsup
    @kebert2thumbsup Год назад +307

    Some tips for you Joey:
    1) put the massive plastic sheet under the entire pen and under the pee pads.
    2) Chihuahuas love to burrow, so that's why they're digging up the pee pads
    3) Because they like to burrow, maybe throw in some extra blankets or towels they can use to burrow.
    I'm not an expert on the breed, long time GSD owner here, but I did learn a few things from CIPYD.

    • @Michelle-DiPalo
      @Michelle-DiPalo Год назад +14

      I 100% agree with this. My Chihuahua mix is ALWAYS burrowing under blankets. We actually got her a bed that gas a built in blanket just for her to lay under.

    • @susulala7679
      @susulala7679 Год назад +6

      They love to burrow! Joey throw some little blankies or towels in there

    • @0n3c3nt
      @0n3c3nt Год назад +7

      I really hope he reads these comments. The poor babies just need some blankies. I have only had chihuahuas and they are always cold. Especially short haired. I think they would also be extremely happy with a heat lamp as well. My puppers LOVE heating pads when they are right next to me supervised the whole time. A heat lamp would probably be better though as they are puppies and Joey probably can’t watch them 24/7.

    • @unoriginalname9336
      @unoriginalname9336 Год назад +2

      GSD's are the best! :) i grew up with one. definitely my favourite dog breed.

    • @alishac5096
      @alishac5096 Год назад +1

      Such a good idea. I bet he’s got some little cat hiding nests they would love. My chihuahua loves hers with it’s back against the wall and the entry pointed at the doorway.

  • @jennypfeiffer1576
    @jennypfeiffer1576 Год назад +142

    Give them a bed to sleep in. They need a nest and safety. They will come around eventually

    • @kathleenschoultz
      @kathleenschoultz Год назад +9

      Yes they need their comfort space, and fluffy blanket, they are very cold also when they are so small

    • @sarmajere2866
      @sarmajere2866 Год назад +6

      This is true! Most small dogs don’t wear sweaters just because it looks cute, but because of shivering. Not that I think Mama and Auntie would tolerate that at this point and maybe never, but definitely keep small dogs warm!

    • @kathleenschoultz
      @kathleenschoultz Год назад +1

      And i think it would be good to give the mama dog cbd oil so she can calm down, and the other scared dog. They are very stressed, its like ptsd, but in dogs. I had once a dog with this shaked his own body. When a dog does that it is stress and anxiety. And they need a comfort bed with a little roof. To them the space is very big because you can see thrue the walls. And the mama dog and the other dog needs to come out for a walk everyday, its not good for them to just stay in there

  • @roannathephoenix8561
    @roannathephoenix8561 Год назад +529

    I think the puppers should be named Toast and Biscuit. (Toast the darker one). Mama can be Cookie & Auntie can be Oreo.

  • @dependentongod4ever
    @dependentongod4ever Год назад +211

    I've watched a lot of Rocky Kanaka videos where he goes to visit dogs at adoption centers. With really scared dogs like this, he tends to sit down in the room and doesn't face them or anything, and just holds a high value treat. He lets the dog make the choice to come to him. You could try that with them, and see if it helps. Maybe mount the camera so it's not another scary object coming at them. Either way, you're helping save them from such a horrible situation, so it's amazing

    • @LookingGlass363
      @LookingGlass363 Год назад +10

      Yes! I volunteered at a shelter for two years. Sitting in the far corner of their crate, away from them with treats, is a really nonthreatening way to get them to come to you.

    • @cassidyearl3353
      @cassidyearl3353 Год назад +2

      I also let the animal sniff my hand, instead of forcing the hand as that doesnt create the connection that the hand isnt a threat alongside treats

    • @DustyStarrs
      @DustyStarrs Год назад +1

      great idea!!

    • @alishac5096
      @alishac5096 Год назад

      Definitely! This is such a good idea, he could hand feed mama or sit nearby while she eats to speed up her acclimation process. She’s going to make so much progress here ❤

  • @jasminecarroll9788
    @jasminecarroll9788 Год назад +319

    Some dogs need an enclosed space to feel comfortable. My dog, who has never feared people or his environment, prefers his crate to sleep and rest because he's just a burrow kind of dog. If you're very concerned about the crate, maybe try putting that teepee in there that you've used in the past? It's something to help them get acclimated to something different, but also gives them a place to feel confined and covered. Thank you so much for continuing to care for the babies.
    And for taking the risk with the Grimace shake. I hope you recover soon. Lmao.

    • @catlady4799
      @catlady4799 Год назад +8

      Small little dogs need softer padding.

    • @mysticfox9718
      @mysticfox9718 Год назад +7

      Since Joey did put the crate in the closure. I dot think there’s anything in there so yeah a soft blanket sounds good!

    • @millieboon
      @millieboon Год назад +2

      I would probably say also a canopy over 1/4 of the play pen to keep a bit darker

    • @DustyStarrs
      @DustyStarrs Год назад +1

      incredible idea!

  • @alyssamendonca4924
    @alyssamendonca4924 Год назад +16

    Joey!!! Please read the advice in your comments: they need to burrow (that's why they are ripping up/moving their pads), mama needs space/time/quiet/conservative approach. She is scared out of her mind.

  • @laurenschenck5355
    @laurenschenck5355 Год назад +136

    So glad the puppies are slowly gaining ur trust and momma too 😊

  • @nerdgirljean
    @nerdgirljean Год назад +54

    I have an almost 5yo chihuahua, Luna. They love rooting & snuggling under things, that's why the padding was torn up. And chi's are a bit more anxious mainly cause of their size. Just have to be gentle & slow. Your doing an awesome job Joey & so so glad you're helping them. I wish I lived on west coast, I'd adopt any one of them in a heartbeat.

    • @slotha_
      @slotha_ Год назад +2

      My chihuahuas name is Luna and she’s 7-8 years old! I agree with everything you’ve said. Chihuahuas loves to burrow and mine likes to snuggle underneath blankets!

    • @nerdgirljean
      @nerdgirljean Год назад +1

      @slotha_ Aww, best name ever!! Oh yeah my Luna loves snuggling under the covers! Breaks my heart seeing how traumatized these poor pups, they need so so much love & patience most of all. Can't rush or push a chihuahua, just makes them more anxious & apprehensive. You have to go really slow especially with chihuahuas this traumatized.

  • @direhorn9261
    @direhorn9261 Год назад +6

    So, as a chihuahua mom, They like to burrow into stuff. Mom is traumatized and will take weeks to months to recover and feel safe. A little cat home would make mama feel so much better. Its better to give them a hidey hole.

  • @giselacrystal1
    @giselacrystal1 Год назад +4

    Little dogs like that love to have a place to burrow! That's why they tore up the pads, they don't have as much meat & fur on them and are trying to get warm.

  • @chihuahuainacone
    @chihuahuainacone Год назад +34

    Something that really helps a scared/shy dog warm up to your presence is to hand feed them treats! Or place the treat in front of them if they're too scared to even eat off your hand.
    The pupper will begin to build a positive association with you being near them

    • @xxxbella0119xxx
      @xxxbella0119xxx Год назад

      @-JoeyGraceffaVlogs Joey, since you have the blankets spread out all the way under and to the outside of the crate maybe you should probably put something to weigh it down on the outside of the crate along all the edges of the blankets are to hold the blankets down in place so it will help stop them from digging and scratching the blankets up and then maybe you won’t have a disgusting mess to clean up all over your floors. Maybe that will help with the issue. I love animals so much and thank you for being so sweet to foster these animals!❤

  • @brooke-lynncollins8878
    @brooke-lynncollins8878 Год назад +13

    I have two dogs from a hoarding situation. I’ve had them for 4 years. They’ve come a long way but they will never be “normal”. They’re traumatized. Give them some grace and LOTS of time and patience.

    • @brooke-lynncollins8878
      @brooke-lynncollins8878 Год назад +2

      Try giving mama treats, like peanut butter… see if that helps her and auntie start to trust you faster

  • @melissas4874
    @melissas4874 Год назад +14

    We have a small dog about mamma's size and they love to burrow which is likely why they ripped up the padding. I think they also get chilly easier than large dogs. I would put a little blanket or bed in there if you don't want to leave the crate in it.

  • @wendywilson4527
    @wendywilson4527 Год назад +7

    So sad to see mummy dog so frightened. What a sad life she must have had. It must be really hard seeing her like that.

  • @celenaottley1257
    @celenaottley1257 Год назад +10

    Chihuahuas are nesting dogs. They like to burrow in blankets for comfort. Your momma probably needs a small animal bed. The large open space is very stressful for this breed.
    I’ve rescued 3 chi’s and each of them needed (and still prefer) a cozy place to burrow.
    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
    Thanks for all you do for these sweet puppers.

  • @jenthethriftwitch_7864
    @jenthethriftwitch_7864 Год назад +3

    Maybe instead of the crate you can do those fluffy dog beds. My chihuahua loves it because it comforts him.

  • @le_quenzy8456
    @le_quenzy8456 Год назад +3

    the wet straight hair was honestly a look

  • @SheilaSpencer1
    @SheilaSpencer1 10 месяцев назад +3

    Chihuahuas LOVE blankets! That's why they scrunched it all up. They gotta have blankets; they like to nest and hide underneath them.

  • @boobaylie
    @boobaylie Год назад +8

    High value treats and patience. Don’t force interaction, let her come to you. Start giving her really high value treats so she starts associating people with good things. Also let her keep her safe space until she’s ready. Just sit with treats, don’t make eye contact and no sudden movements. Also once she’s warmed up to you, start having people over to do the same thing so she gets comfortable with people in general and not just a single person. She’ll come around. Just takes time and patience. I currently adopted a shelter dog, and she has fear aggression towards men and children.

  • @GinghamGinger
    @GinghamGinger Год назад +6

    Commenters on Joeys vids right now, give the momma space and time, also we demand you talk about the Colleen situation right now!

  • @cathyschopp4981
    @cathyschopp4981 Год назад +38

    Poor little frightened babies😢
    You’re an Angel Joey, they’ll hopefully come around❤️

    • @evelynpiper6696
      @evelynpiper6696 Год назад

      They're going to come around. I agree with the more subtle contact w Auntie n Momma, the tent, large bed n a couple small ones, more treats by hand, quite area, etc. I say this w all the respect n love for you! Thank you for taking care of the furbabies ❤🐾 All the rescues and fosters you take in and respect for the hard work.

  • @crystal_visions1407
    @crystal_visions1407 Год назад +3

    Your hair length looks good with long parted bangs.

  • @leighbarnes8254
    @leighbarnes8254 Год назад +2

    Get a blanket or shirt with your scent on it and put it in the crate where they feel the safest. They’ll start to associate your scent with being safe.

  • @katreenasmallwood6285
    @katreenasmallwood6285 Год назад +2

    Their pulling up the pads to burrow again throw in an old blanket or towel. They'll love it.

  • @rebekah3483
    @rebekah3483 Год назад +3

    Try taking the top of the crate off to see if that's enough of a "safe" spot for momma but to help her transition to not hiding.

  • @Travelling_with_my_dog
    @Travelling_with_my_dog Год назад +2

    My 2 year-old chihuahua-terrier was rescued from a hoarding situation. I adopted her at @ age 4 months (the Vet thinks).
    She was scared to eat unless I sat beside her, and was scared to leave the yard for walks. I spent MONTHS luring her out of the yard with treats, then many more months luring her to the end of the block and back. Then more months around the block, then months walking several blocks.
    She now walks for 45 minutes or so, like a champ. They are more "meanders" than walks, because I let her sniff to her heart's content (I figure sniffing occupies her brain so she has less time to be scared). I also taught her to sit when she's overwhelmed, so she still automatically sits when big scary trucks or buses go by (I give her tiny treats while she watches them).
    So, she's close to "normal" now, but wow it was a process.
    She has grown so much self-confidence in the last year; it's a joy to watch!

  • @crystal_visions1407
    @crystal_visions1407 Год назад +3

    The death by shake got me 😂😂😂

  • @icefirewolfodell9946
    @icefirewolfodell9946 Год назад +3

    What if you take the top of the crate off?
    So it's like safe, but not completely covered

  • @skye8486
    @skye8486 Год назад +2

    The tiny puppies little tails wagging 🥺🥺🥺

  • @OliviaVazquez4
    @OliviaVazquez4 Год назад +2

    Someone needs to come out and denounce someone!!!

  • @crispyglitter
    @crispyglitter Год назад +8

    You probably are, but a reminder to keep the 3-3-3 rule in mind for rescue dogs. Just be patient and let the dogs set the pace. Hand feeding can also be helpful with bonding. With lots of love and patience, you’ll start to see small improvements

  • @kiersyndewein1627
    @kiersyndewein1627 Год назад +5

    Ask for Mom and auntie maybe try feeding them from your hand to show them that you are safe and that you are giving them food which they would neglected from maybe

  • @Emily-fy6jm
    @Emily-fy6jm Год назад +5

    My 11th month old French bulldog, Henry kept coming over to me when the pups would wimper very concerned. He just wanted to love on them. It was really cute 😂

  • @pollybird2268
    @pollybird2268 Год назад +1

    chiwawas naturally shake sometimes! also they love to dig that’s why the thing got messed up. Also since they are so small you look like a giant to them so keep in mind that you are very intimidating to them

  • @LenaT808
    @LenaT808 Год назад +2

    See I’m not the only one who likes Honey with Macdonald chickie nugges lol

  • @karen141257
    @karen141257 Год назад +2

    chihuahuas are naturally very nervures little angles.

  • @Vincentvangovh
    @Vincentvangovh Год назад +6

    WHY ARE YOU NOT READING THE COMMENTS!!!! PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO HELP YOU DO BETTER

  • @urluvv.ethann
    @urluvv.ethann Год назад +28

    Auntie is starting to get nice and comfortable.

  • @bribri8042
    @bribri8042 Год назад +4

    Suggestion, could you drape a blanket or towel over a corner of the enclosure? That way they still feel enclosed, and safe, but maybe work on their codependency, and not feel they need to pile up on each other. May be a good sense of security, while allowing them more space to still spread out?

  • @kateriedlinger
    @kateriedlinger Год назад +4

    speak on colleen joey.

  • @victoriaharris8543
    @victoriaharris8543 Год назад +2

    Awww mama it’s ok . You’re loved

  • @mysticfox9718
    @mysticfox9718 Год назад +40

    The mama dog and auntie (uncle) are starting to gain your trust Joey! They are letting you pet them a bit. Which is a good sign. It’s showing process! 😃. The puppies love you! 💕💕
    The toys are a new thing to them. So it will take a while for them to understand that they play with them.
    The crate is a good idea because then mama dog and Auntie (Uncle) can go in if she feels scared.
    The Grimace Shake is really yummy! 😋 I have tried it and I like it a lot!

    • @LightningFox7
      @LightningFox7 11 месяцев назад +1

      They aren't. They are scared. Joey is forcing it.

    • @mysticfox9718
      @mysticfox9718 11 месяцев назад

      @@LightningFox7maybe I should watch that part again. My mind says “process”, but I could be wrong on my part 🤔
      Update: yeah mama dog and auntie (uncle) look like they aren’t ready for pets yet

  • @ThatGirlT77
    @ThatGirlT77 Год назад +6

    Maybe the vet can give the mom and guncle some CBD to calm their shivers? Just a thought?! They'll come around but the shaking has to be hard on them.

  • @TheSimeow
    @TheSimeow Год назад +1

    Put the tray with pee pad in there. Just remove the wire part since their feet are so little. That way they can start getting pee pad trained since most small dogs have pee pads at home

  • @continuity8
    @continuity8 Год назад +4

    We adopted our kitten in February who came from a hoarders house and just last month started hanging out on the couch by himself letting us give him belly rubs 🥲 It's an honor to see he feels a part of our family. He's been such a love bug and has made a lot of progress (especially with food). It takes some time but I'm sure the pups will sooo happy ❤

  • @mommashawna707
    @mommashawna707 Год назад +3

    I had a time to acclimate with a small dog also but now I get it after having one for many years but they want to be up at your neck, they like to cuddle around the tightness of your neck. There is a comfort there that they enjoy.

  • @Paige1991MR
    @Paige1991MR Год назад +2

    I agree with all the comments to give them something to cuddle with and burrow. I have two chi mixes (one who has struggled with trust and anxiety for years) and they find comfort in digging under things. Mine even tries to dig under the rug. It’s a very cute breed trait.

  • @laurynhudgins5060
    @laurynhudgins5060 Год назад +2

    My dog lived under a table for 2 months when I first adopted him from a hoarding situation. Took a long time before he started letting me touch him so just be patient. I used to sit and read out loud by him to get him used to my voice

  • @bexter107
    @bexter107 Год назад +1

    They need a place to hide in the dark and feel some comfort. They were likely trying to burrow under the blanket. Try to clip a towel/blanket over the top of the enclosure

  • @jo_pay_
    @jo_pay_ Год назад +1

    Those poor babies. I don't understand how people can be so cruel 😢

  • @mchotsie4723
    @mchotsie4723 Год назад +2

    Chihuahuas are a bit different…..they really need to be able to burrow under blankets to feel secure. My two do it daily. On top of them just being completely traumatized from what they’ve gone through, the fact that they’re chihuahuas sorta adds on a lil extra time to the “recovery” clock. I promise you though…..the shaking and terrified looks should subside if you put a couple soft squishy blankets in there. Also, I dunno if you run your AC, but they’re also pretty sensitive to cold (another reason they need to burrow) and my final Chi tip, even my two girls get anxious if I stand over them and reach down to grab them. I think we look like giants to them. Always works better when you’re on same level ❤

  • @babybluecheeks
    @babybluecheeks Год назад +3

    I always love your perm, its so cute.

  • @Foxinabox35466
    @Foxinabox35466 Год назад +12

    I'm so happy the pups are getting comfortable with you, the mom probably will take a wile to get used to you, my dog couldn't wear a collar for like 6 months, but now he's fine. But i know youll make her nice! P.S my dods a English mastiff

  • @oliviapinter9478
    @oliviapinter9478 11 месяцев назад +1

    LMao the sound Aunties little feet makes gets me every time that's so funny and cute it's like she's like a little bird loll

  • @christine_lovelace
    @christine_lovelace Год назад +4

    They all look so guilty 😅

  • @bellanovella5169
    @bellanovella5169 Год назад +8

    It’s really hard to earn the trust of those type of dogs. They’re just born with horrible anxiety.

    • @katiekatdubui
      @katiekatdubui Год назад

      Definitely grew up with chihuahuas and they didn't trust a single new person that cane in they're life ❤😢

    • @cupknee
      @cupknee Год назад

      when does the anxiety kick in? because that one puppy is so cheery and excited!

  • @angeliagaxiola3670
    @angeliagaxiola3670 Год назад +3

    Add something of value to your presence. Every time you walk up try associating it with high value treat/food (with mama bear). Also they’re small so maybe like a heating pad with a warm blanket. They have trouble regulating their own body temp still being so small / breed. ❤

  • @raychelshine1513
    @raychelshine1513 Год назад +3

    They still have honey packets at McDonalds!

  • @beefybitch
    @beefybitch Год назад +4

    Joey, are u gonna speak up about Colleen??

  • @aleyzaph3464
    @aleyzaph3464 Год назад +2

    They still kinda stress... hopefully they feel better soon and feel the love and assurance of safety that you are giving joey.🥺🙏

  • @dimaedmonton
    @dimaedmonton Год назад +3

    Joey is incredible . Hes got so much patience with these puppies and doing everything to help them . We all wish we had more people like Joey ..

  • @charlenecharchar
    @charlenecharchar Год назад +3

    Joey YOU are absolutely gorgeous and your right person is out there. I will say that human is super lucky to have found you when that happens. YOU are a rare one. Much 💕 to you.

  • @Js2Jo
    @Js2Jo Год назад +2

    Joey: ah, good day everyone and welcome to today's video!!

  • @lillianagonzalez5651
    @lillianagonzalez5651 Год назад +1

    You can take the top of the crate off so they can acclimate better. It smells familiar to them but they aren’t entirely enclosed.

  • @merribell
    @merribell Год назад +1

    I suspect Auntie may be one of Mother's children from a previous litter, particularly the way he seeks comfort and security from her.

  • @Orangesparkles166
    @Orangesparkles166 Год назад +6

    Joey please speak up about the colleen situation.

  • @Uchiha.Itachii
    @Uchiha.Itachii Год назад +3

    You shouldn’t reach out your hand as much to the mother to get her attention, often dogs who are afraid to be touched by random people need to be ignored kind of for them to be able to trust you. Just sit in the pen and let her come to you on her own free will and her own time, that’s what I learned with my friends dog, she only comes to strangers if they don’t give her attention.
    I can see that it’s scaring the mom when you reach out your hand 😅

  • @gypsyfirestorm
    @gypsyfirestorm Год назад +2

    I wish these pups weren't all the way in Cali (I'm in Florida), cause I would love to bring Mama here. I have a dachshund mix and a chiuahaha mix already, and Mama would fit right at home

  • @QuinnHallow
    @QuinnHallow Год назад +1

    My chihuahuas always loved to snuggle up and hide in blankets and dog beds… maybe all chihuahuas enjoy a warm/soft dark area to hide.

  • @Basium1
    @Basium1 Год назад +1

    My dog used to be like that mama dog when I first got her at 5. I trained her in a few sittings to let me touch her whenever I want to. She loves ALL affection from humans now. Step one was to give her a highstake treat for sitting next to me. I let her run away and eat the snack. Then I'd rapid fire the treats so she felt she HAD to sit down and eat them, because I would take them back if she left them. The last step was to pet her while holding out the treat. She knew it was coming, and I started with a light touch and increased the time from touches to treats and touched various body parts, nice and slow. I know you're excited to help, but she needs time to get used to humans. You go too fast from what I see. Older dogs need more time and more steps to learn the things that puppies pick up in a snap.

  • @normarosencrans3418
    @normarosencrans3418 Год назад +7

    Puppies look so good and so does your hair!!

  • @paytonfamily4645
    @paytonfamily4645 Год назад +2

    I love how the little puppies are the bravest

  • @Kaylie_Qibs
    @Kaylie_Qibs Год назад +1

    I suggest maybe getting a camera for the puppies to see how they are flipping the mat but also to see their behavior without you in the room

  • @ghostymeow
    @ghostymeow 10 месяцев назад +1

    Poor mum is terrified

  • @createxseokjin
    @createxseokjin Год назад +14

    always happy to see your puppy updates 🥹

  • @lhmcd5538
    @lhmcd5538 Год назад +1

    From the abuse that they have been through and their terrible conditions they used to live in it’s going to take quite a while for them to get used to you let alone other humans. PTSD and anxiety, depression is a real thing with dogs. You have to go slowly and take time with the dogs if you want to help them heal. You could also use your dogs at a distance so your rescues can see you interact with them and how relaxed and happy they are. That can speed up the process so you don’t have to push yourself onto a dog. Thank you. You are doing a great job. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa.👏👏👏❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩

  • @alifeintransition9782
    @alifeintransition9782 Год назад +6

    I think the boys are getting to mom and letting her know it's okay. I agree the white chihuahua is very protective of momma and loves her so much, always by her making sure she's okay. Toast loves you! He trusted you from the beginning. I can hardly wait for your new love to arrive. Let us know how the program works. Your friends are such good, fun and playful people. Love your hair, it look good on you!

  • @lauragruszka
    @lauragruszka Год назад +1

    I foster dogs who have fear issues. They eventually come around on their terms. Joey you do such a great job not pushing then beyond their limits.

  • @Ihatetheworldxoxo
    @Ihatetheworldxoxo Год назад +3

    OMGGGG I MISS YOU SM JOEYYYY I HAVEN'T WATCHED U IN SO LONG LMAO

  • @joanleh7445
    @joanleh7445 Год назад +23

    Puppies all look good and so does your hair. Good luck with the new love!

  • @peggy2429
    @peggy2429 Год назад +2

    It takes 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn the routine and 3 months to fully become comfortable. And because they are traumatized it will take longer.

  • @1_viewer
    @1_viewer Год назад +2

    Love them all but Aunty is like a cartoon character (but in the best way).💕

  • @cspat1
    @cspat1 Год назад +1

    I adopted an older pup last summer who was afraid of everything. She is very slowly coming around. She still is very afraid of people. She only likes one man and is even afraid of babies. Not giving up on helping her, but it’s not easy.

  • @handmeachurrobeforeifaint2638
    @handmeachurrobeforeifaint2638 Год назад +2

    Joey throws the dinosaur in and Momma has the look of that one don’t belong to me sir! Sir come get your giant purple child!

  • @charityluvs
    @charityluvs Год назад +2

    Said this in last video but she's trying to tunnel under something for security and warmth. So that's why they moved the pad
    If they are like my rescue chihuahua she only likes squeaky soft toys. All dogs are different tho mine just don't play with balls or whatever. She's got a tiny squeaky avocado and a lamb.

  • @LayneHelen
    @LayneHelen Год назад +2

    Joey took that grimace thing old Hollywood and I love it ❤

  • @dessay33russ21
    @dessay33russ21 Год назад +1

    I love watching these pups due to my pup who passed earlier this year and mama looks so much like her especially her pups look exactly like her. But you should pet blankets or beds in there their pin to help them. they do get cold plus it will help with helping them feel safe. It's okay to use the crate when you first get them but to get them ready for new life I recommend doing blankets or beds for them.

  • @rochellerosenfield1738
    @rochellerosenfield1738 Год назад +1

    Love what u do don't understand how people can abandon or mistreated such beautiful and loving animals xx😢😢

  • @laurenschenck5355
    @laurenschenck5355 Год назад +23

    Love seeing some of puppies so social loves everything and so cute 😊

  • @lilesha4847
    @lilesha4847 Год назад +1

    Little auntie is so cuteee 🥹

  • @marijag3253
    @marijag3253 Год назад +2

    Momma is really stressed, Poor thing. You can just take off the crate and maybe put some blanket or something Like that over the top of the carrier so she can still have her Safe space and go in and out when she feels Like it. She will come to you when she feels comfortable. She will eventually see you’re okay to be around. Some dogs need more time to aclimate and That’s okay. You’re amazing Joey thank you for helping animals in need

  • @chewiemonster8339
    @chewiemonster8339 Год назад +19

    Glad to see the puppies slowly warm up to you and I’m excited too see them go to their forever homes ❤

  • @Kristen_H
    @Kristen_H Год назад +4

    I rescued my dog from a horrible puppy mill situation 10 years ago when he was about 4 months old. He was terribly scared, nervous and skittish, and unfortunately he is still a very nervous dog. He only likes me, and he does love me, but he hates my husband and children. The feeling is pretty mutual..lol. He’s just a little spoiled asshole of an old man now. I just have to keep him out of loud busy situations.

  • @justincapron433
    @justincapron433 Год назад +3

    Joey thank you so much for inspiring my RUclips channel your the best

  • @ms7953
    @ms7953 Год назад +1

    I've had dogs so stressed that they will dig up (or out) pads to create a cave or burrow they can retreat into for safety.
    Agree with others- direct eye contact is a threat. Better to look at ears, or to the side, etc.
    ANYTHING THROWN TOWARDS THEM IS A THREAT, even if it's a treat or toy. They don't know intention, they are in survival mode. You did well just putting the toys down. Try doing that with treats for Mama but don't watch. Just ignoring her communicates it might just be okay, and it's not a trap. Thanks for taking them in, Joey.

  • @lynnejohnston8922
    @lynnejohnston8922 Год назад +6

    Joey I'm so happy that the puppies are starting to come around to you I think it is going to take a little time for the mother to full come around to people touching her and Auntie as well but it will come with a little help from you Joey as you are fantastic in helping these kind of puppies and dogs as well.... keep up the fantastic work Joey you are a superhero..

  • @sophiazubek7224
    @sophiazubek7224 Год назад +4

    Good luck with em you got this!

  • @IICARUS99
    @IICARUS99 Год назад +5

    I just wish I could hear joey speak out on this situation with colleen as he was very close with her. Ive had people try to tell me he has nothing to do with it on instagram but honestly the fact he was close friends with her makes him apart of the situation, its scaring me that he's just completely disregarding it even though he spoke out with gabbie but not colleen? Im confused..

    • @Morganxx17
      @Morganxx17 Год назад +1

      The Gabbie thing was directly a him thing since she was talking about him of course he would speak out. They see each other maybe once a year so not as close as people are saying they are 🤷🏼‍♀️ as long as he stops being friends with her I don’t see an issue in not speaking out - as long as he isn’t supporting her anymore obviously.