The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.
1. Kiss your dogs more 2. Pet your dogs more 3. Gaze into their eyes 4. Don’t use aversive methods 5. Use a high pitched, sweet “dog voice” 6. Spend time with your dog 7. Don’t have an avoidance attachment style 8. Generally it’s good to sleep with your dog 9. Say hi and bye to your dog 10. Greet them with talking and physical touch 12. Pet them before separation
@@ghjkhuikk5695 Not only that but these are all the things these so called dog experts tell you NOT to do. The nutters want to play both sides of the fence.
@@jeankeats3200 I think the only things we should take out from this list is to not make you leaving or entering the house a big deal, otherwise they get excited and jumpy and like others say, serperation anxiety. What I do with my dog is completely ignore him, and this leads him to not be misbehaved or jumpy.
Lol my dog doesn’t sleep with me , I sleep with her . She usually takes up the bed and leaves me a tiny space and my butt hangs off while she is splayed out with legs in the air . Then she looks at me and looks at her belly like … here it is human rub rub rub ! . My dog is the greatest thing that happened in my life . I lost about 100 pounds exercising with her and walking, I quit smoking for her health, and I found a happiness I haven’t had in a long long time. Just knowing someone is there , loving unconditionally. She is so empathetic that when I’m sick she lays on my lap , if I sneeze or cough I get kisses , if I cry she wipes tears with her paws and licks my face clean. I am the luckiest guy in the world to have a friend like her.
@@maitreloup9081 yes we make sacrifices for those we love, it helps when they also help us . When I got a dog I have done so much research on chemicals , plants , foods etc . I have become a paranoid mess but as long as she is happy and healthy that’s all that matters. A dog can change your life for good or bad but I believe you get out of any relationship what you put in .
My certified service dog “Bubba” and I have been relying on each other for nearly 11 years now. Bubba sleeps with me every night in a single bed. He’s an 80 lbs Labradoodle and I’m a chunky 200 lbs paraplegic man. I don’t mind him hogging the bed. Lol… His body heat soothes many of my medical needs. He’s the best heat pad in the world for aches and pains. We cuddle a lot while awake and/or sleeping. He feels where he needs to lay as the night progresses. It is almost freaky he senses my therapeutic care. Every morning I thank him by kissing him several times and talking in my doggy voice. I know for a fact that sleeping together is the biggest contribution to our love, bond and trust.
I call my dog, "sweetheart". Once my niece was over and we were getting ready to leave. My dog was laying in his bed and I said to my niece, "alright, let's go sweetheart." My dog got up real quick and came up to me thinking I was talking to him. 😂 Best dog ever. I had to give him a treat and told him he had to stay.
My dogs name is raven But I call her honey bunches of oats or ra-ra mcgay and that last one just slipped out my mouth once so ever since I have been using it and she does actually respond to it
A dog I had 40 years ago was named Prudence, which became Prudie, which became Prunie Tunie, which became Prune and when she became old it was just Tune. She was a great Border Collie.
@@TK.000 I do the same , I have several different names for my dogs one is call snoop after snoopy he looks like the cartoon. My daughter calls him pup pup. Now I've been calling him muppy. I sing to my dogs and hold them and dance with them. They love it when you sing to them.
My chihuahua’s nickname is cheese, what makes it worse is that her real name is Diva.. we had a Rottweiler named Jupiter and his nickname was pants. Me and my brother are very weird with our dogs nicknames lol
i do all of these for 12 years even saying good morning and goodnight each day and night ! the resualt is amazing.. my dog become human and we undrestand each other and she get even simple daily conversation and act as i requested. she also unndrestands 3 languages, persian greek and english
The kisses and eye contact depends upon the animal in question. Dogs from shelters often need time before they can be called a fur baby. Most small dogs will have a far more positive reaction sooner than larger dogs that are known to be used as hunting dogs. So if you stare in the eyes of malamutes and breeds much closer to actual wolves, eye contact can be seen as aggression. Just a thought for people who are looking for a dog and are unaware of the time and sense of comfort the dog has learned from their person.
My dog is around 15 and has a few different issues. It's on the horizon and I am bracing myself. But I have no idea what I'm going to do. I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to survive it.
I almost always pet my boy, give him a milkbone bisket, and tell him I love him and will be right back and to guard the house whenever I leave each day. He never seems to mind my leaving and always is there by the door waiting for me to come in when I get home.
@@flip_shifty Once in a great while I am in a severe rush and have to delete the bisket part! He stil loves me when I get home, and I make it up to him!
Love how you incorporated concepts like love languages and attachment styles into this video. So interesting how these things apply to both human and doggo relationships!
I watch a friend's dog regularly and I love that Aussie more than myself (almost?). I would live out my days with that animal and be pleased but sadly I need to earn a living and it breaks my heart to have to refuse play when she asks. There's nothing more rewarding than deciphering her communications and establishing deeper communication. That dog has also learned me to the same extent that I have learned her. It's an incredibly enriching bond. I just can't bring myself to get a dog of my own if I am too busy to permit full-time-play between her naps. I also happen to be the dog's favorite human even though she is not mine but still lives in a good and loving home. She understands the intimate focus that I give her and she gives it in return. Edit: The whole reason for my comment was that it doesn't take "scientists" to reveal this. That's kind of a joke to me. Just love your pet the way you want to loved...they will reciprocate probably better than another human will....AND they won't care if you hang the towel in a way that it doesn't dry as fast. Man's best friend 100%.
My English bulldog is named Malibu but when she’s extra adorable I call her “Malibu Beach Barbie”, and my rescue pit bull is named Freddy and I love calling him “Mr Kruger” when I get home, he’s always so excited and calling him that now amplifies his excitement 😂
Yeah my rescue Kelpie X, he suffered loads of abuse before I got him 1yr ago he is between 7 & 10yrs old now, he was terrified of everyone when I got him, but with very slow and gentle work, even though I’m a guy and he is more afraid of men, he is loads better now, besides the scars all over his body, he is definitely food obsessed and there is no doubt that he would go straight for the bowl of food, and then he would come to me, I’m on 16 acres and I can call him and ask him if he is hungry or come and get your dinner, h runs from wherever on my property he is, which is usually a rabbit burrow, he is always puffing when he gets to me. I don’t mind I know he loves me loads, just as I love him. Thank goodness for Dog’s and cat’s whatever companion animal you share your life with, I take my fella to work with me everyday, and he sleeps on my bed too, I can’t live well without having a dog in life, taking care of them gives me a huge sense of purpose.
My dog was..more timid as a pup than most, still a bit more timid than most but not as bad (she used to pee herself out of fear over anything as a pup); we found that she responded much better when using positive training rather than the punishing one (like rubbing their nose in pee, a swatt on the butt, and putting them outside), this was back before positive training really became more utilized and more studied..so it was a slightly goofy idea back then and it paid off so much! She's so relaxed around us, listens well, and loves us very much as we trained her with only positve reinforcement! When it's garbage day and the big truck comes by she gets spooked from all the noise and banging, but I found it really interesting she'd come into my room to lay next to me even if the noise was louder in my room..she'd even come from across the house to lay next to me (I'm the only one home at those hours, my parents are work). I even trained her to give me hugs when I'm on knees (only then as I'm low enough for her to lay her head on my shoulder lol), but she only seems to do it with me..everyone else can command her to jump up to give hugs though via wrapping her paws around your waist when standing. When doing the "dog voice" I call her some silly stuff like "nikki wiki tiki" 😆
@@jeankeats3200This is often due to having no socialisation as a puppy before being weaned from their Mother, or abuse before they were sold/adopted by these Dog parents. My Dog is scared of people because of the 6-9yrs of abuse he suffered before I adopted him, it’s taken 1yr for him to become a lot more comfortable going up to other people. Cats can be the same, personally I prefer Dogs as this fella is my 5th rescue dog, and I have had one who was severely abused before I adopted him as well, so I only used positive reinforcement. But I don’t understand this dog cat rivalry thing, I had a Siamese cat as a young teenager, she decided to be mine even though she was for my Sister and I, she was a great cat and my best friend, she was either stolen or hit by a car when I was 20, and I searched for her for months. My dog sleeps on my bed with me, and when we dog & cat sit for a friend, I usually don’t get much room in the bed because I have my dog, my friend’s dog and the cat all sleeping on the bed together, I always train my Dog’s to leave cats alone and I don’t let them chase birds etc, but my current rescue had never met a cat before as they aren’t allowed in the remote area he came from, due to killing the native wildlife, but he was just cool with her from the first meeting, my previous dog I had to train to leave her alone, it just took some time, but I don’t like to cause any animal to suffer. Empathy and compassion are good things to have, I hope you are able to work on yours, because all companion animals can be timid or scared of certain things, and that’s awful for the animal, so I don’t understand the enjoyment in your comment about a terrified dog, because I would feel bad for any animal in that situation. I’m a nearly 60yr old Man, and I think the more kindness towards others the better it is for everyone including our pets.
Lmao. Do you actually think positive vs negative training is something new? "The carrot and the stick" concept is "new"? Yeah. Nothing was invented until YOU came along. Lmao. Oh, and your dog jumping up on people is seen as a negative. Not a positive.
Thanks so much for these wonderful vids! I love my dog and other dogs and I use all these methods and we have more a bond thanks for these vids keep the great work up!
My Maggie's other name is Speckled Belly Shredder... she is is a Jack Russel Mix... with Australian Cattle Dog... she is a rescue at 5 months now she is 1 year... still working on controlled walks...
Respect your dog. It builds trust. Let them be a dog. Building a strong bond is one of life's greatest pleasures. A dog can teach you a lot about yourself. Truly can be a life changer . . for the good!
4:58 i have nicknamed one of my dogs, alfredo, “Lil homie” despite the fact that hes not very little at all. Hes about 60lb of lab/pit. Nothing about him looks like a pit other than his head. He has that very distinctive big dumb pit face, but everything else about him just SCREAMS short-haired yellow lab mix.
I only used positive reinforcement for a while, but I couldn't get my dog to stop biting hands, jumping on people, and he had horrible leash reactivity. I had to start using negative reinforcement (just saying no, turning my attention away, gently holding him back until he calmed down, and stopping the walk until he focused on me and stayed with me) when he pulled my Mom over when he was on a walk, and another time he pushed her down from jumping on her (she got hurt during this instance) and when he started drawing blood from play biting. The negative reinforcement has corrected the bad behavior 95% of the way and he gets better every day, and there's no indication that he is "pessimistic" or that he loves me any less. You dont be mean to the dog or abusive to the dog or hurt or hit or shock the dog ever, but using negative reinforcement has helped him a lot. If anything, he seems happier after I implemented the gentle negative reinforcement because he doesnt do anything that causes the people around him to stop playing with him now. Other than that, this was a great video.
We had a Chesapeake Bay Retriever named Chip. That became Chippy, then Chippy-Doo, then Cheepy, then Shebby, then --- and this'll take the cake --- Vladimir Vladimir Vlebby. We often chanted to him "Vladimir Vladimir Vlebby -- He is our fav-o-rite Shebby!" He loved it. Don't even ask me to explain. 🙄🤔😄
Weird. I've always heard that dogs don't like the "kissy kissy" and hugs. My old Golden male used to learn *in* to hugs when asked for a hug ... he seemed to love it. Some people have said that he knew that I loved it, so he did it. He never seemed stressed about it. It was our "I'm home" ritual. "Hey buddy, I'm home! ... hug?" I kiss my dogs and people say it's disgusting, and that dogs don't "kiss" so they don't know what it is - but they have always loved it, and I love it, so I do it. I've also heard that you can be TOO lovey with your dog, but this video says be more lovey. I like this video! :)
It was that awful, lying, made for television Dog Whisperer Caesar Romero who made that stuff up just to see if people would follow him because he was on TV. He said dogs didn't like to be pet, and it was wrong to treat them like anything other than dogs. No babying them ever, even when they're little and are your baby. He made up the pack stuff too. I guess that should teach us to question everything, especially what is being pushed by the mainstream media.
Some dogs actually seem to prefer their own sleeping area, often outside. My dog has an indoor bed and an outdoor one in his kennel, and it is up to him where he goes at bedtime. In extreme weather, he will prefer indoors. Heavy rain and thunder is just not his thing, or a really hot day.
I’ve also found that this is generally true. Both my dogs each have a space in the main rooms (bedroom, living room) that is “their” spot. They seem to love it. It’s important though, that their spots (beds/kennels/mats) are set up so that they’re still hanging out with the “pack” when they use them. We have their kennels in the living room with the doors facing the center of the room. Especially when we have guests, they often like to go to their “safe place” …eventually… and hang out while still being able to watch/listen. (We almost never close the doors…unless we’re getting the vacuum out.)
I have 4 Miniature Dachshunds and I’m going to disagree. I give them ALL of my attention. 3 are laying in my lap right now. They KNOW I love them. When I have to go somewhere, Dr, grocery store whatever, I tell them. Before I get into my vehicle, they start screaming. They ALL do it! So when I come back you’d think I was gone for years. You can’t beat the welcoming I get ! One time one of my girls was so happy, she sat on my foot and wrapped up my leg with her front legs and was talking to. She was happy and rode on my foot like that! I love my dogs and THEY love me!!!!
My dog’s name is Kaeper, and he’s always following me around the house, sneaking up behind me, or waiting outside the door if I’m in a room with the door closed, so I call him “Kaeper da Creeper” for always creeping up on me. 😂
Oh, Kaeper sounds like such a mischievous and adorable dog! I love how he always follows you around the house and finds creative ways to surprise you. The nickname "Kaeper da Creeper" is absolutely perfect for him, considering his sneaky nature. It must be quite amusing to have him waiting outside the door whenever you're in a room with the door closed. It's these little quirks and behaviors that make our furry friends so endearing and special. Pets have a way of bringing so much joy and companionship into our lives. It's wonderful to have a loyal and playful companion like Kaeper by your side. I can imagine the happiness he brings to your daily routines and the laughter he must evoke with his sneaky antics. Thank you for sharing this delightful story about Kaeper. It's always a pleasure to hear about the unique personalities and adventures of our furry friends. If you have any more stories or updates about Kaeper, I'd love to hear them. Take care of yourself and give Kaeper a pat on the head for me!. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon❤❤❤
I have 2, 2 1/2 yr old Border collie/ golden retriever mix siblings named Jaxx and Lady. I call Jaxx Short bus because he is always licking something. And I call Lady, Lady bug. But they're both goofballs and make a laugh all the time. I love these 2 so very much.
😂my cane Corso loves when I give him kisses on his muzzle. He’s a giant lover but still gets very aggressive when strangers show up. We have a king size bed and we are cramped with the moose in it with us. I have him trained to be more on my wife’s side by saying get in nicos spot😂😂😂😂😂😂
Being around your dog more definitely helps with confidence but you need to balance socialization. We weren’t around our first beagle a lot during the week but he was only left alone Five hours most days. We let him sleep with us after being neutered but he then became protective towards other dogs. He was always good around people and especially children but other dogs not so much. Our current beagle continues to sleep in his crate at night after being neutered. He gets a lot of couch time with us and he’s been quite good with other dogs but slightly timid with adult strangers. This time we’re working from home, walking him ourselves and meeting other neighborhood dogs so it’s made a difference.
What an insightful video! 🐶 Learning these 12 scientific ways to strengthen the bond with our dogs is so valuable. It's amazing how small changes, like the way we greet them or use our voice, can make such a big difference in how much they love us. Thanks, Doggy Digs, for these fantastic tips! 🐾❤ #DogLovers #PetParenting #StrengthenTheBond #DogCare
my dog has several really stupid nicknames: Schwoofy, Schwoofers, Roffles, and the dumbest of all, (I have NO IDEA how this one came about) Who-Dee-Waaa. Her name is Ellie 😂
6:06 It also depends on how you treat your furry companion. If your pet is used to love and knows that it will be loved no matter what it chooses, food is an easy option because they know that affection is & will be present no matter what. On other hand the dogs who are not used to get attention, love & care from their owners that often will tend to seek for that missing love over food. The ones who get it will securely go to the treats and the ones who don’t will jump towards the person because they rarely get that appreciation.
My dog is petal. She"s my poopy puppers. I tried to use treats on her to get her to calm down when she gets excited to see me and she refuses treats so she can dance and get her pets. But not hugs. NEVER interupt her steps. Today she listened to me instead of a stranger at the park. Im having a hard time keeping her off strangers because she comes up to me. I have bad knees. I was working on down and this guy caught that and tried to work her to up. She stayed down. YES! Serious win. She is quite small because it took me a while to bond to her. Shes my first fog. Oh well. I have a small happy sweety. We only get better with time.
We probably came up with too many nicknames when we adopted our dog, Lily, almost two years ago. She is now 'Lily Bear', 'Little Bear', 'Miss Bear', 'Lily Munster', 'Lily Monster', 'Monster', 'Lily Boom Boom', and 'Boom Boom Flower' (my husband almost fell out of his chair when I first blurted out that last one).
I call my dog Sophie by a number of nicknames. I call her Scoose, Soopie, soophie, smopey, smoopey, snoopy, and several others. She answers to all of them. I never punish bad behavior, I only reward good behavior and my dog and I have an extremely strong bond.
My dog Ruby is turning 15 this year, so I can’t even remember all the many, many nicknames I have given her over the years. She’s most commonly called “Angel” which she probably responds to more than her own name (oops), but her most controversial nickname is “Big fatty” even though she only weighs 8kg 😅
My Dog is a Great Pyrenees cross (we think with a Malamute) and is very fluffy. She was the only sable colored pup, all the rest were white or white with a few spots. I named her Ursa because she looks like a bear, I took the name from the two constellations, Ursa Minor and Ursa Major. But when she's being cute, I call her "The Puffleupagus," which is taken from the Snuffleupagus character in Sesame Street, but I changed it for the large, puffy bear she is, lol.
Thank you for this beautiful video. I do talk to my puppy and kisses and spend a lot of time together. Once, my friend make fun of me talking to my pup, but after some time she start to talk to my puppy too ))))
Nicknames? My dogs name is "Tilly" or "Matilda" - yes, she is an Australian Sheppard! I started out with "Tilly" which eventually progressed into "Tilly Boo", and finally to "Boolin!" I just love my dog - smart, beautiful, a bit sassy (doesn't like doing tricks! She just wants the treats). She knows how to open my back door, and when she comes back in I have to remind her to shut the door. The funny thing is, if she doesn't shut the door all the way, I'll tell her "more - more" and WHEW - she doesn't like that! She barks at me, then eventually will go back and shut the door, but she more or less grumbles like a child would do! It's funny!
I would never hit my dog for ANY REASON, they don't know what you are attacking them for and it kills your bond. Plus who wants to do anything negative with their dog unless you are a reject yourself. I have a 10 year old American Bulldog who is my service dog and he is my LIFE. He's treated like a king and I promised him he would never have a negative experience coming from me since he was a pup and he never has, he is one of the most happy dog's I've known and it's not just because of me he just LOVES people. My room mate has been renting a room from me for the last 8 years and Farley was only 2 when he came to live here so he is family to Farley and he misses him when he goes to work and knows when he's coming home, he has a great bond with him too and I wanted that because I am a cancer patient and if I was to die he would still have My roommate here because I would leave him the house if I get too sick so Farley wouldn't ever have to leave the home he has always known and still be with a person who I know loves him. Dog's are a gift and I LOVE and enjoy and am proud of my dog every moment of every day.
My mixed Border Collie is called ‘Mango’ and her full nickname is ‘Mangush’. For short, I call her ‘Gush’ which means a mass or a big piece of something in my language. When I talk to her in public people would judge me for calling her a ridiculous name XD
My baby Snickers we used to call him Snickers without the nuts! He was a beautiful 2 tone copper Husky who we lost last year in December. He was 18 when he passed.
My friend had one hell of a good defensive dog, and he would wanna eat you alive if you talked to him in that “doggy voice” he wouldn’t respond to you and would walk away if you tried to approach, continue trying he would give you one heck of a warning growl.
At least 10% of my day is spent petting my dog. To me she's my sister. She sleeps next to me and always wants to lay on the pillow next to my face. I always call her 'a good girly, but a naughtyyyy doggyyyy' and she wiggles her tail xD. She is the joy of the family.
All your advices are very nice and the pictures even more so. By the way especially nice, your pictures of close dogs' faces. Has it been also "scientifically established" what happens when a human looks at a picture of his own dog s' close face versus that from any other dog (loved breed or less so), what is the reaction in his being? Wish you all the Best, for you and your nice teams. 🐾🐾🐶❤ NB: ...why would a dog owner feel offended when his pet is smart enough to get first to the food, and then go to his friend? Is this not normal, life supporting and clever? He takes the food first, (why not it smells anyway as home), and then goes to the human, trusting him to still be there, what is. Just simple logic common-sense of dogs too ❣🙂
My corgi dogs nicknames: Butifara (=bloodsausage), the bread, loaf, the rabbit-bear-pig, demon dog and last but not least Kinky :)))) (her actual name is Pinky) P.S: great vid and i love how u explained the experiments
First I want to say that I LOVE your videos!!! My goofy nickname for my dog Cupcake is Chooki Booki, I know really goofy right? I believe what this video says; I have always loved dogs and when I have one, I pretty much can't stop kissing and petting them!! All but my current dog, has always loved me back with cuddles and kisses. My current dog is a regular/big sized Chihuahua (14 lbs) that is 14 yrs. old. About half or more of the time when I kiss her she turns her head the other way; this goes for when I kiss her too. We sleep in the same bed, but she no longer wants to lay and sleep next to me, she wants to be put into a cave like environment between pillows. I would love to hear what could be going on. Btw, she has been like this for about 1 yr. and a half. Thank You for your videos!!!
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Finally , someone can love me with me using specific instructions..
This is the real way to interpret this video
Ever tried an ‘escort’?
Yeah but you pay them to leave!😂
🤣😂😃😉😆🤣
Yep selling
The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.
1. Kiss your dogs more
2. Pet your dogs more
3. Gaze into their eyes
4. Don’t use aversive methods
5. Use a high pitched, sweet “dog voice”
6. Spend time with your dog
7. Don’t have an avoidance attachment style
8. Generally it’s good to sleep with your dog
9. Say hi and bye to your dog
10. Greet them with talking and physical touch
12. Pet them before separation
Do all that and you get a dog with separation anxiety
@@ghjkhuikk5695 Not only that but these are all the things these so called dog experts tell you NOT to do. The nutters want to play both sides of the fence.
@@jeankeats3200 I think the only things we should take out from this list is to not make you leaving or entering the house a big deal, otherwise they get excited and jumpy and like others say, serperation anxiety. What I do with my dog is completely ignore him, and this leads him to not be misbehaved or jumpy.
11. Take them for walks and let them explore.
@@ghjkhuikk5695yeah well no shit my dogs already have seperation anxiety so i just want them to love me.
Lol my dog doesn’t sleep with me , I sleep with her .
She usually takes up the bed and leaves me a tiny space and my butt hangs off while she is splayed out with legs in the air .
Then she looks at me and looks at her belly like … here it is human rub rub rub ! .
My dog is the greatest thing that happened in my life .
I lost about 100 pounds exercising with her and walking, I quit smoking for her health, and I found a happiness I haven’t had in a long long time.
Just knowing someone is there , loving unconditionally.
She is so empathetic that when I’m sick she lays on my lap , if I sneeze or cough I get kisses , if I cry she wipes tears with her paws and licks my face clean.
I am the luckiest guy in the world to have a friend like her.
You quit smoking for her... now that's what I call dedication! Good job, man/girl :)
@@maitreloup9081 yes we make sacrifices for those we love, it helps when they also help us .
When I got a dog I have done so much research on chemicals , plants , foods etc .
I have become a paranoid mess but as long as she is happy and healthy that’s all that matters.
A dog can change your life for good or bad but I believe you get out of any relationship what you put in .
Dog's are amazing, my dog is my significant other lol
@@gloriastewart7186 Totally relatable
@@gloriastewart7186 lol yes I love dogs , I tolerate people 🤣
My certified service dog “Bubba” and I have been relying on each other for nearly 11 years now. Bubba sleeps with me every night in a single bed. He’s an 80 lbs Labradoodle and I’m a chunky 200 lbs paraplegic man. I don’t mind him hogging the bed. Lol… His body heat soothes many of my medical needs. He’s the best heat pad in the world for aches and pains. We cuddle a lot while awake and/or sleeping. He feels where he needs to lay as the night progresses. It is almost freaky he senses my therapeutic care. Every morning I thank him by kissing him several times and talking in my doggy voice.
I know for a fact that sleeping together is the biggest contribution to our love, bond and trust.
I call my dog, "sweetheart". Once my niece was over and we were getting ready to leave. My dog was laying in his bed and I said to my niece, "alright, let's go sweetheart." My dog got up real quick and came up to me thinking I was talking to him. 😂 Best dog ever. I had to give him a treat and told him he had to stay.
😂😂wow
My dogs name is raven But I call her honey bunches of oats or ra-ra mcgay and that last one just slipped out my mouth once so ever since I have been using it and she does actually respond to it
I tried calling a girl at a club sweetheart, got slapped, drink splashed in my face, got arrested for harassment. 😒
Hmmm, couldn't help but notice that what works for dogs, works for children too. Love, presence and assurance.
At Your comments, have You watched Despicable me and The way Gru treats The children?
@@TinciaReima No, I haven't.
EXEMPLARY, AnitaBusic.....EXEMPLARY!!!!!!!
Not so much kissing.
We’re all just mammals ❤️
We’re social creatures and we bond with positive interactions 😊
A dog I had 40 years ago was named Prudence, which became Prudie, which became Prunie Tunie, which became Prune and when she became old it was just Tune. She was a great Border Collie.
I used to have several names for my dog too. And she knew each of them. It was too sweet.
My Saint Bernard, Holly, was Holly-Wolly-Doodle, Holls, HollyBee, Buddy Holly, Muddy Holly, and Sausage. She was 100 lbs. of pure love. 💕🐾
@@createone100 Awww❤️
@@TK.000 I do the same , I have several different names for my dogs one is call snoop after snoopy he looks like the cartoon. My daughter calls him pup pup. Now I've been calling him muppy. I sing to my dogs and hold them and dance with them. They love it when you sing to them.
My chihuahua’s nickname is cheese, what makes it worse is that her real name is Diva.. we had a Rottweiler named Jupiter and his nickname was pants. Me and my brother are very weird with our dogs nicknames lol
i do all of these for 12 years even saying good morning and goodnight each day and night ! the resualt is amazing.. my dog become human and we undrestand each other and she get even simple daily conversation and act as i requested. she also unndrestands 3 languages, persian greek and english
They understand more than most people realise. I agree talking to them is a good thing .
The kisses and eye contact depends upon the animal in question. Dogs from shelters often need time before they can be called a fur baby. Most small dogs will have a far more positive reaction sooner than larger dogs that are known to be used as hunting dogs. So if you stare in the eyes of malamutes and breeds much closer to actual wolves, eye contact can be seen as aggression. Just a thought for people who are looking for a dog and are unaware of the time and sense of comfort the dog has learned from their person.
The average lifespan of the dog is nature's cruelest trick.
True
Yes. Its such a powerful intense loving bond and then its gone.
My dog is around 15 and has a few different issues. It's on the horizon and I am bracing myself.
But I have no idea what I'm going to do. I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to survive it.
You can survive it. It just sucks. And be very grateful to get 15 years @finnsterling6514
@@puffpuffpikachu Thank you.
Cherish their "happy dance" welcome home it's their dance of "I love you"!
Even the happy pee is I love you pee.
I called my golden-who was an English cream and thus naturally of a bit of a stocky build-"Beef", "Beefy", and "Chonker" 💛
Anyone remember the rock band 3 dog night? It is also old saying that it is so cold outside that you have to sleep with 3 dogs to stay warm.
I almost always pet my boy, give him a milkbone bisket, and tell him I love him and will be right back and to guard the house whenever I leave each day. He never seems to mind my leaving and always is there by the door waiting for me to come in when I get home.
why not always
@@flip_shifty Once in a great while I am in a severe rush and have to delete the bisket part! He stil loves me when I get home, and I make it up to him!
Love how you incorporated concepts like love languages and attachment styles into this video. So interesting how these things apply to both human and doggo relationships!
Yeah. Interesting.
All these studies are measuring short term happiness. NOT long term
Are speaking of the giant dogo argentino that was bred to kill pumas? It is a very good idea to have a loving relationship with them.
I watch a friend's dog regularly and I love that Aussie more than myself (almost?). I would live out my days with that animal and be pleased but sadly I need to earn a living and it breaks my heart to have to refuse play when she asks. There's nothing more rewarding than deciphering her communications and establishing deeper communication. That dog has also learned me to the same extent that I have learned her. It's an incredibly enriching bond. I just can't bring myself to get a dog of my own if I am too busy to permit full-time-play between her naps. I also happen to be the dog's favorite human even though she is not mine but still lives in a good and loving home. She understands the intimate focus that I give her and she gives it in return. Edit: The whole reason for my comment was that it doesn't take "scientists" to reveal this. That's kind of a joke to me. Just love your pet the way you want to loved...they will reciprocate probably better than another human will....AND they won't care if you hang the towel in a way that it doesn't dry as fast. Man's best friend 100%.
I think the scientific study is validating in the way data is supposed to. It confirms scientifically what most of us expected.
My English bulldog is named Malibu but when she’s extra adorable I call her “Malibu Beach Barbie”, and my rescue pit bull is named Freddy and I love calling him “Mr Kruger” when I get home, he’s always so excited and calling him that now amplifies his excitement 😂
I love this!!
Malibu Beach Barbie is so funny and cool. 👍❤
Omg so cuuuute🥰🥰🥰
I call my pup BABY BOY! ❤
@@stalwartzero7001 I call my guinea pig baby boy and my dog is snoop. He looks like snoopy.
I have 2 Rhodesian Ridgebacks, they both love me, especially my younger one, but both would walk straight past me to get to a biscuit crumb lol
Yeah my rescue Kelpie X, he suffered loads of abuse before I got him 1yr ago he is between 7 & 10yrs old now, he was terrified of everyone when I got him, but with very slow and gentle work, even though I’m a guy and he is more afraid of men, he is loads better now, besides the scars all over his body, he is definitely food obsessed and there is no doubt that he would go straight for the bowl of food, and then he would come to me, I’m on 16 acres and I can call him and ask him if he is hungry or come and get your dinner, h runs from wherever on my property he is, which is usually a rabbit burrow, he is always puffing when he gets to me. I don’t mind I know he loves me loads, just as I love him. Thank goodness for Dog’s and cat’s whatever companion animal you share your life with, I take my fella to work with me everyday, and he sleeps on my bed too, I can’t live well without having a dog in life, taking care of them gives me a huge sense of purpose.
1.kiss ur dogs me: kissing my dogs everyday nonstop him: running away from me all the time💀
My dog was..more timid as a pup than most, still a bit more timid than most but not as bad (she used to pee herself out of fear over anything as a pup); we found that she responded much better when using positive training rather than the punishing one (like rubbing their nose in pee, a swatt on the butt, and putting them outside), this was back before positive training really became more utilized and more studied..so it was a slightly goofy idea back then and it paid off so much! She's so relaxed around us, listens well, and loves us very much as we trained her with only positve reinforcement! When it's garbage day and the big truck comes by she gets spooked from all the noise and banging, but I found it really interesting she'd come into my room to lay next to me even if the noise was louder in my room..she'd even come from across the house to lay next to me (I'm the only one home at those hours, my parents are work). I even trained her to give me hugs when I'm on knees (only then as I'm low enough for her to lay her head on my shoulder lol), but she only seems to do it with me..everyone else can command her to jump up to give hugs though via wrapping her paws around your waist when standing.
When doing the "dog voice" I call her some silly stuff like "nikki wiki tiki" 😆
Is your dog names Nicky/Nikki?
Wow, even my 7lb. cat was not afraid of a garbage truck. Dogs are afraid of everything. Drama, Inc.
@@jeankeats3200This is often due to having no socialisation as a puppy before being weaned from their Mother, or abuse before they were sold/adopted by these Dog parents. My Dog is scared of people because of the 6-9yrs of abuse he suffered before I adopted him, it’s taken 1yr for him to become a lot more comfortable going up to other people. Cats can be the same, personally I prefer Dogs as this fella is my 5th rescue dog, and I have had one who was severely abused before I adopted him as well, so I only used positive reinforcement. But I don’t understand this dog cat rivalry thing, I had a Siamese cat as a young teenager, she decided to be mine even though she was for my Sister and I, she was a great cat and my best friend, she was either stolen or hit by a car when I was 20, and I searched for her for months. My dog sleeps on my bed with me, and when we dog & cat sit for a friend, I usually don’t get much room in the bed because I have my dog, my friend’s dog and the cat all sleeping on the bed together, I always train my Dog’s to leave cats alone and I don’t let them chase birds etc, but my current rescue had never met a cat before as they aren’t allowed in the remote area he came from, due to killing the native wildlife, but he was just cool with her from the first meeting, my previous dog I had to train to leave her alone, it just took some time, but I don’t like to cause any animal to suffer. Empathy and compassion are good things to have, I hope you are able to work on yours, because all companion animals can be timid or scared of certain things, and that’s awful for the animal, so I don’t understand the enjoyment in your comment about a terrified dog, because I would feel bad for any animal in that situation. I’m a nearly 60yr old Man, and I think the more kindness towards others the better it is for everyone including our pets.
well done you for seeking out positive reinforcement dog training.
Lmao. Do you actually think positive vs negative training is something new? "The carrot and the stick" concept is "new"? Yeah. Nothing was invented until YOU came along. Lmao. Oh, and your dog jumping up on people is seen as a negative. Not a positive.
Yep my dog and 4 cats all sleep with me! I love it but sometimes I have trouble rolling over in bed LOL
that is a nice problem to have actually :D
Me too. My 2 dogs are tiny, but they take up more space than me in the bed.
Awwwww ❤
You're really lucky to have a dog and 4 cats. I love both animals and wish I can own both.
But......
I'm getting a new dog!
My pup have a few crazy nicknames 1) Boobish 2) Poobah 3) Poot-butt 4) Shstinky 😂😂😂😂
Thanks so much for these wonderful vids! I love my dog and other dogs and I use all these methods and we have more a bond thanks for these vids keep the great work up!
Thanks Luke!
My Maggie's other name is Speckled Belly Shredder... she is is a Jack Russel Mix... with Australian Cattle Dog... she is a rescue at 5 months now she is 1 year... still working on controlled walks...
No science, just love❤
Respect your dog. It builds trust. Let them be a dog. Building a strong bond is one of life's greatest pleasures. A dog can teach you a lot about yourself. Truly can be a life changer . . for the good!
it's my first time playing with my Pitbulls and wow the results were amazing thanks
My dog’s nickname is Puppa Pig. He literally responds to it with a head tilt
😂 that’s a great one!
Struddle King is my Great Pyreness' nickname.
How to get a dog to love you... #1. Get a dog...
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2:13 little tip... when the dog lowers their head like that, let go of their paws, cause they want to get down
So hilarious that your dog picked a bowl of food over you. It’s because he smart enough to know he still has you after food. 😂❤
4:58 i have nicknamed one of my dogs, alfredo, “Lil homie” despite the fact that hes not very little at all. Hes about 60lb of lab/pit.
Nothing about him looks like a pit other than his head. He has that very distinctive big dumb pit face, but everything else about him just SCREAMS short-haired yellow lab mix.
I only used positive reinforcement for a while, but I couldn't get my dog to stop biting hands, jumping on people, and he had horrible leash reactivity. I had to start using negative reinforcement (just saying no, turning my attention away, gently holding him back until he calmed down, and stopping the walk until he focused on me and stayed with me) when he pulled my Mom over when he was on a walk, and another time he pushed her down from jumping on her (she got hurt during this instance) and when he started drawing blood from play biting. The negative reinforcement has corrected the bad behavior 95% of the way and he gets better every day, and there's no indication that he is "pessimistic" or that he loves me any less. You dont be mean to the dog or abusive to the dog or hurt or hit or shock the dog ever, but using negative reinforcement has helped him a lot. If anything, he seems happier after I implemented the gentle negative reinforcement because he doesnt do anything that causes the people around him to stop playing with him now. Other than that, this was a great video.
We had a Chesapeake Bay Retriever named Chip. That became Chippy, then Chippy-Doo, then Cheepy, then Shebby, then --- and this'll take the cake --- Vladimir Vladimir Vlebby. We often chanted to him "Vladimir Vladimir Vlebby -- He is our fav-o-rite Shebby!" He loved it. Don't even ask me to explain. 🙄🤔😄
Weird. I've always heard that dogs don't like the "kissy kissy" and hugs. My old Golden male used to learn *in* to hugs when asked for a hug ... he seemed to love it. Some people have said that he knew that I loved it, so he did it. He never seemed stressed about it. It was our "I'm home" ritual. "Hey buddy, I'm home! ... hug?" I kiss my dogs and people say it's disgusting, and that dogs don't "kiss" so they don't know what it is - but they have always loved it, and I love it, so I do it. I've also heard that you can be TOO lovey with your dog, but this video says be more lovey. I like this video! :)
It was that awful, lying, made for television Dog Whisperer Caesar Romero who made that stuff up just to see if people would follow him because he was on TV. He said dogs didn't like to be pet, and it was wrong to treat them like anything other than dogs. No babying them ever, even when they're little and are your baby. He made up the pack stuff too. I guess that should teach us to question everything, especially what is being pushed by the mainstream media.
Some dogs actually seem to prefer their own sleeping area, often outside. My dog has an indoor bed and an outdoor one in his kennel, and it is up to him where he goes at bedtime. In extreme weather, he will prefer indoors. Heavy rain and thunder is just not his thing, or a really hot day.
I’ve also found that this is generally true. Both my dogs each have a space in the main rooms (bedroom, living room) that is “their” spot. They seem to love it.
It’s important though, that their spots (beds/kennels/mats) are set up so that they’re still hanging out with the “pack” when they use them. We have their kennels in the living room with the doors facing the center of the room. Especially when we have guests, they often like to go to their “safe place” …eventually… and hang out while still being able to watch/listen.
(We almost never close the doors…unless we’re getting the vacuum out.)
I have 4 Miniature Dachshunds and I’m going to disagree. I give them ALL of my attention. 3 are laying in my lap right now. They KNOW I love them. When I have to go somewhere, Dr, grocery store whatever, I tell them. Before I get into my vehicle, they start screaming. They ALL do it! So when I come back you’d think I was gone for years. You can’t beat the welcoming I get ! One time one of my girls was so happy, she sat on my foot and wrapped up my leg with her front legs and was talking to. She was happy and rode on my foot like that! I love my dogs and THEY love me!!!!
My dog’s name is Kaeper, and he’s always following me around the house, sneaking up behind me, or waiting outside the door if I’m in a room with the door closed, so I call him “Kaeper da Creeper” for always creeping up on me. 😂
Oh, Kaeper sounds like such a mischievous and adorable dog! I love how he always follows you around the house and finds creative ways to surprise you. The nickname "Kaeper da Creeper" is absolutely perfect for him, considering his sneaky nature. It must be quite amusing to have him waiting outside the door whenever you're in a room with the door closed. It's these little quirks and behaviors that make our furry friends so endearing and special. Pets have a way of bringing so much joy and companionship into our lives. It's wonderful to have a loyal and playful companion like Kaeper by your side. I can imagine the happiness he brings to your daily routines and the laughter he must evoke with his sneaky antics. Thank you for sharing this delightful story about Kaeper. It's always a pleasure to hear about the unique personalities and adventures of our furry friends. If you have any more stories or updates about Kaeper, I'd love to hear them. Take care of yourself and give Kaeper a pat on the head for me!. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon❤❤❤
Your blood pressure anxity😅stress even pain levals will.improve greatly just by petting and loving your dog helps anger also
For the last 50 yrs whatever dog i had at the time was beside me where ever i was.
Spend time with ur fur baby one on one time works wonders! However be mindful of their need for personal space!
Love this information. Thank you.
can someone please tell me what breed of dog this is @ 6:34 whatever breed that is i think my bella is with collie mix
I think its a malinois or a german shepherd but it will may be a mix
I have 2, 2 1/2 yr old Border collie/ golden retriever mix siblings named Jaxx and Lady. I call Jaxx Short bus because he is always licking something. And I call Lady, Lady bug. But they're both goofballs and make a laugh all the time. I love these 2 so very much.
My dogs nickname is bob marley because her name is Marley 😂
Pippinski or Pipppinini for Pippin ❤
I kiss my dog a lot but i think he likes it- i love him❤
Sounds like he’s a lucky dog!
He is :3
This seem like a good video keep up the good worl
thank you!
As soon as I saw your dog is a Golden Retriever, I was certain it would choose the food! My Golden would do the same, but I do know he does love me.
we have a giant fluffy german sheperd-rottweiler-husky mix and we call him "dorkenfloofer" The dorken part is because of all the positions he lays in
😂my cane Corso loves when I give him kisses on his muzzle. He’s a giant lover but still gets very aggressive when strangers show up. We have a king size bed and we are cramped with the moose in it with us. I have him trained to be more on my wife’s side by saying get in nicos spot😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 poor Nico, but I’m sure she doesn’t mind too much.
Percentages is his name.
‘Seven-hundred-million-percentages-of-fluffy-cuteness’ is his nickname
Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
Of course, thank YOU!
Being around your dog more definitely helps with confidence but you need to balance socialization. We weren’t around our first beagle a lot during the week but he was only left alone Five hours most days. We let him sleep with us after being neutered but he then became protective towards other dogs. He was always good around people and especially children but other dogs not so much. Our current beagle continues to sleep in his crate at night after being neutered. He gets a lot of couch time with us and he’s been quite good with other dogs but slightly timid with adult strangers. This time we’re working from home, walking him ourselves and meeting other neighborhood dogs so it’s made a difference.
Never leave a puppy alone... for more than 10 minutes.
What an insightful video! 🐶 Learning these 12 scientific ways to strengthen the bond with our dogs is so valuable. It's amazing how small changes, like the way we greet them or use our voice, can make such a big difference in how much they love us. Thanks, Doggy Digs, for these fantastic tips! 🐾❤ #DogLovers #PetParenting #StrengthenTheBond #DogCare
My dog's nickname is woof, or woofer, but he hardly ever barks. When he barks it's usually when he's dreaming and they are those cute muffled barks.
my dog has several really stupid nicknames: Schwoofy, Schwoofers, Roffles, and the dumbest of all, (I have NO IDEA how this one came about) Who-Dee-Waaa. Her name is Ellie 😂
My craziest nickname for my puppy is raptor teeth
Told my dog: "Let's see how few of these I do." Having watched it, my dog was like: "See? I love you!"
My puppy LOVES when i get down on the floor at her level to pet her.
6:06 It also depends on how you treat your furry companion. If your pet is used to love and knows that it will be loved no matter what it chooses, food is an easy option because they know that affection is & will be present no matter what. On other hand the dogs who are not used to get attention, love & care from their owners that often will tend to seek for that missing love over food. The ones who get it will securely go to the treats and the ones who don’t will jump towards the person because they rarely get that appreciation.
My dog is petal. She"s my poopy puppers. I tried to use treats on her to get her to calm down when she gets excited to see me and she refuses treats so she can dance and get her pets. But not hugs. NEVER interupt her steps. Today she listened to me instead of a stranger at the park. Im having a hard time keeping her off strangers because she comes up to me. I have bad knees. I was working on down and this guy caught that and tried to work her to up. She stayed down. YES! Serious win. She is quite small because it took me a while to bond to her. Shes my first fog. Oh well. I have a small happy sweety. We only get better with time.
We probably came up with too many nicknames when we adopted our dog, Lily, almost two years ago. She is now 'Lily Bear', 'Little Bear', 'Miss Bear', 'Lily Munster', 'Lily Monster', 'Monster', 'Lily Boom Boom', and 'Boom Boom Flower' (my husband almost fell out of his chair when I first blurted out that last one).
I call my dog Sophie by a number of nicknames. I call her Scoose, Soopie, soophie, smopey, smoopey, snoopy, and several others. She answers to all of them. I never punish bad behavior, I only reward good behavior and my dog and I have an extremely strong bond.
Maybe dogs know he will get love after food too
My dog Ruby is turning 15 this year, so I can’t even remember all the many, many nicknames I have given her over the years.
She’s most commonly called “Angel” which she probably responds to more than her own name (oops), but her most controversial nickname is “Big fatty” even though she only weighs 8kg 😅
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Mine has the nickname psycho ( Husky) 😅😊
My Dog is a Great Pyrenees cross (we think with a Malamute) and is very fluffy. She was the only sable colored pup, all the rest were white or white with a few spots.
I named her Ursa because she looks like a bear, I took the name from the two constellations, Ursa Minor and Ursa Major.
But when she's being cute, I call her "The Puffleupagus," which is taken from the Snuffleupagus character in Sesame Street, but I changed it for the large, puffy bear she is, lol.
Thank you for this beautiful video. I do talk to my puppy and kisses and spend a lot of time together. Once, my friend make fun of me talking to my pup, but after some time she start to talk to my puppy too ))))
Brilliantly explained. Thank you
My dogs nickname is Hamsi
(His real name is Simba)
Nicknames? My dogs name is "Tilly" or "Matilda" - yes, she is an Australian Sheppard! I started out with "Tilly" which eventually progressed into "Tilly Boo", and finally to "Boolin!" I just love my dog - smart, beautiful, a bit sassy (doesn't like doing tricks! She just wants the treats). She knows how to open my back door, and when she comes back in I have to remind her to shut the door. The funny thing is, if she doesn't shut the door all the way, I'll tell her "more - more" and WHEW - she doesn't like that! She barks at me, then eventually will go back and shut the door, but she more or less grumbles like a child would do! It's funny!
My dearly departed Jack Russell, Lola was the sweetest...I called her Lola Sugarcane.
Delta is our CAD our Crazy A** Dog - but said with much love in the high pitched doggie love voice!
My dog totally prefers strangers. She get so excited to see people.
I would never hit my dog for ANY REASON, they don't know what you are attacking them for and it kills your bond. Plus who wants to do anything negative with their dog unless you are a reject yourself. I have a 10 year old American Bulldog who is my service dog and he is my LIFE. He's treated like a king and I promised him he would never have a negative experience coming from me since he was a pup and he never has, he is one of the most happy dog's I've known and it's not just because of me he just LOVES people. My room mate has been renting a room from me for the last 8 years and Farley was only 2 when he came to live here so he is family to Farley and he misses him when he goes to work and knows when he's coming home, he has a great bond with him too and I wanted that because I am a cancer patient and if I was to die he would still have My roommate here because I would leave him the house if I get too sick so Farley wouldn't ever have to leave the home he has always known and still be with a person who I know loves him. Dog's are a gift and I LOVE and enjoy and am proud of my dog every moment of every day.
My mixed Border Collie is called ‘Mango’ and her full nickname is ‘Mangush’. For short, I call her ‘Gush’ which means a mass or a big piece of something in my language. When I talk to her in public people would judge me for calling her a ridiculous name XD
Adorable ❤
My baby Snickers we used to call him Snickers without the nuts! He was a beautiful 2 tone copper Husky who we lost last year in December. He was 18 when he passed.
Wow I hope my dog live that long ❤. Sorry for your lose
My puppy's name is Raven. The nickname I use is: Ravey-Wavey.
She's a great Staffy.
My friend had one hell of a good defensive dog, and he would wanna eat you alive if you talked to him in that “doggy voice” he wouldn’t respond to you and would walk away if you tried to approach, continue trying he would give you one heck of a warning growl.
Our mini schnauzer will make eye contact and stare forever from a distance, but as soon as I'm within about 4-5 feet she always looks away
My dogs nickname is Piranha😂
Our golden doodle’s name is Ripley or Rip but we occasionally call him Mr. Fluffybottom (with an English accent) or Rippy-pippy-pandypoo
I have got a dog named Jack and he is such a softy🐕
God bless you for trying
There is no way in hell that I will let my dog sleep in my bed hahaha
Your dog is smart. It’s tough but makes sense.
His name is thor. His nickname is Admiral Thorrington VonWigglesBottom. His brother is loki, nickname LOKO (Husky)
I gave my dog the nickname pierogi
At least 10% of my day is spent petting my dog. To me she's my sister. She sleeps next to me and always wants to lay on the pillow next to my face. I always call her 'a good girly, but a naughtyyyy doggyyyy' and she wiggles her tail xD. She is the joy of the family.
Cute, what kinda dog is it? I have a 4 month old sheltie-toypoodle, its soo cute and playful, check my shorts
I call our Dog "Mr Woof"
I reckon he loves it.
"What's the time Mr Woof
?"
Not only do dogs react better to the "Dog Voice", but little sisters react to it better too.... Lol
Baby girl is my dog's nickname
All your advices are very nice and the pictures even more so. By the way especially nice, your pictures of close dogs' faces. Has it been also "scientifically established" what happens when a human looks at a picture of his own dog s' close face versus that from any other dog (loved breed or less so), what is the reaction in his being? Wish you all the Best, for you and your nice teams. 🐾🐾🐶❤
NB: ...why would a dog owner feel offended when his pet is smart enough to get first to the food, and then go to his friend? Is this not normal, life supporting and clever? He takes the food first, (why not it smells anyway as home), and then goes to the human, trusting him to still be there, what is. Just simple logic common-sense of dogs too ❣🙂
Something new for me. Cats don't like to be stared at so I don't look into eyes. Now I find out the dog wants me to look into his eyes.
Spend as much time with our fur babies as possible! Remember our place we live to serve them! And that's what it takes to win over their hearts!
Great info, thank you
My corgi dogs nicknames: Butifara (=bloodsausage), the bread, loaf, the rabbit-bear-pig, demon dog and last but not least Kinky :))))
(her actual name is Pinky)
P.S: great vid and i love how u explained the experiments
First I want to say that I LOVE your videos!!! My goofy nickname for my dog Cupcake is Chooki Booki, I know really goofy right? I believe what this video says; I have always loved dogs and when I have one, I pretty much can't stop kissing and petting them!! All but my current dog, has always loved me back with cuddles and kisses. My current dog is a regular/big sized Chihuahua (14 lbs) that is 14 yrs. old. About half or more of the time when I kiss her she turns her head the other way; this goes for when I kiss her too. We sleep in the same bed, but she no longer wants to lay and sleep next to me, she wants to be put into a cave like environment between pillows. I would love to hear what could be going on. Btw, she has been like this for about 1 yr. and a half. Thank You for your videos!!!