If you have arrived here because you're preparing to bring a puppy home, check out this playlist all about Getting ready for a puppy as well as Puppy Training: ruclips.net/video/X4jeJ9W_wm8/видео.html As always, Thanks for watching! ~Ken
My mom had a dachshund only live 5 years 😢😢😢 I scooped up her second so quick. He made it to 15 with me, but spent 5 years diabetic. Omg it was hard but I’m so glad he got a long life. That was my soul dog. I saw his picture in an encyclopedia as a kid and never got over it. This breed caught my interest too bust the SIZE
I have to be honest... I tend to be critical about Irish Wolfhound videos of this nature. This was the best ever! Topics on training and growth. Stairs... That was like reading my mind. I have been advising owners for years, to find a suitable place that has stairs and a wheel chair ramp. At first just climbing up the stairs and down the ramp eventually teaching them to descend the stairs safely. I also encourage elevator training when possible. So glad to you mentioned vehicles, and the use of ramps. Also having a very nice representative of the breed. Thank you!
GREAT job guys!! We've had our Wolfhounds since 1965 and it is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences possible. They are unique and the epitome of total love and devotion but it comes with a real level of responsibility that has to be understood. Your Sky is a gorgeous girl with a sweet personality and lovely expression. THANKS again for your posting. It was excellent and really spot-on.
I have a Great Pyrenees/St. Bernard mix who is four and a half months old and she is already stronger than I am. I am having trouble controlling her while on the leash. She is supper friendly so I want to keep her from jumping on people. This is my first large breed dog and I want to be successful. I want a large dog I can be proud of.
Hi there, Mary! These are definitely reasonable and achievable goals to have with your large breed dog. We have several videos on the channel that you can use to learn how to stop your dog from jumping up as well as videos that show you how to teach your dog to walk on a loose leash. But if you feel like you’re really struggling with leash control, you could try an equipment change. Using something like a head harness may be a good way to give you more head control of your big, strong dog. Here’s a link to a video we published a few years ago that talks about using a Gentle Leader: How To Use A Gentle Leader Head Collar - ruclips.net/video/JW_KVUgIozY/видео.html Thanks for watching! ~Ken
You’re making me very glad that I’ve taught my 10 week old Bernese mountain dog how to do the stairs. That buddy can run up and down the stairs with the paper in his mouth now! He doesn’t go alone, he can go up and down now, needs some help when it’s rainy, and he has his confidence with the stairs! A little clumsy but so good’
We've had a rescue, Great Dane, in the past and he came to us very well trained already but, we're looking into getting a Wolf Hound. I love their temperament. These videos have been quite helpful!! Finding a reputable breeder is going to be a challenge with this breed but, that's okay. We'll wait for the right one. So I really thank you for this information!!!
Don't ever let them use stairs. Ultimately it's bad for their hips. Also feed them off the floor at a higher level. Wolfhounds like fruit, especially pears, and need to be fed vegetables as well as high quality food and a huge cow thigh bone to gnaw on. Training to never jump up on people is crucial as is excellent lead walking, and returning when called off the lead. Fabulous naturally gentle dogs, you'll fall in love with wolfhounds.
@@heathermcdougall3773 Thanks for the advice! Almost all it is things we did with our Great Dane so it seems as if we're experienced enough to be prepared.
My Irish Wolfhound will be 10-1/2 in a few weeks. I brought her home when she was 8 months old. She's the most loving, affectionate, loyal dog I've ever had. We also have a Bernese Mountain dog/Anatolian shepherd.
You are right, some things you are told about training, don't work for large breed dogs. We are at the point where stepping on the leash won't fully keep our pup from jumping up on people. He's 90 lbs+ at 9 months and it's really hard finding good training content out there for giant breeds! Currently our biggest struggle happens during walks, our pup will randomly bite the leash, then jump up and mouth my arm. How do I get this situation under control? When he's up on both feet, he's taller than me.... and it's getting harder and harder to quickly "shut it down" so he doesn't practice bad behaviors.
good video, can't speak for other giant breeds, but on my 6th and 7th wolfhound. He's right in that they are pretty easy to train - short sessions work best. Also, making sure you can handle them starting when they are young is so important. You can never be harsh with a wolfhound, they just don't understand. If they're raised properly, they are a very sweet and gentle dog. They just love my grandkids and are very gentle with them. They get along well with other dogs - coyotes not so much.
How did you keep your pup from chewing on things in the house? I am adopting right now and they told me she will destroy everything in my house with chewing. I don’t believe that. There must be a way to have these dogs without them destroying. I don’t think the person I’m getting her from is accurate.
She is so sweet 💕 I can't believe she keeps that diaper on!!! What a good girl 😍 ... Trust is THE MOST important thing to have between a dog and their handler and there is very clearly a strong bond between you. Great video 👍
Spot on I owned a Swissy/Malemute mix, same deal! He also got tired of tricks as if to say 'I did it twice, what's the point?!' I once gave my dog the option between two of three trails, he wanted non option three ( bc chainsaw work was being done there) I told my dog 'we go this way or that way, or we go home!' He turned around and walked home😂! Of course he did everything I wanted if I used 'the manly voice' the low, quiet, confident voice. The 'this is a problem and I need you to follow my instructions 'voice
i have a terrier mix mixed with doberman, lhasa apso, snouzer and grate dane she’s massive and soooo protective over me and my family like she’s impossible to train she barks and growls at every dog she walks by on her walks she will barks at people on bikes, people running or men she’s just never gonna stop barking or growling at everyone
Hey ken I love your videos I subscribed to your channel after watching the live with Gone to the SnowDogs and your videos have helped me learn training techniques
This is good. Most videos of dog training, always uses a small breed puppy. Or a super sweet golden or lab. I love to see videos about large breeds and working dogs
Never had any issues growing up with irish wolfhounds best breed on planet earth, i live on an animal sanctuary with a litter of hounds a year, beautiful babies but the liver issues are tragic with some pups
Fantastic video! Have always loved the gentle giants. I was wondering if any of the trainers in your company have had any experience training larger breeds that are deaf? And if so, are there any basic tips beyond simply introducing them to asl, or the equivalent in whatever language the owner speaks?
Have you ever worked with a blind IW? My girl 6.5months is totally blind and any tips would be appreciated. I'm using a gentle leader and lots of treats and praise.
Sound here is crucial, so like a sheepdog, get a whistle, and create consistent long and short whistle sounds and associate them with commands and treats and massive praise to re-enforce what you want.
Hi Ken, thank you for this video! We got an Irish Wolfhound, Pinto, a month ago and we adore him! BUT, he pees every five seconds in the house. He doesn’t have a UTI, just took him to the vet. He just has parasites which we are treating. I was taking him out every ten minutes, but it was hard to work like that. We tried crating, but he screamed for hours. I’m so lost. Is it because he is a large breed? Any suggestion is very much appreciated!
I have recently rescued a 1 year old kangal... He is doing EXTREMELY well however I have to walk him where there are NO distractions as he is not socialized with other dogs.... And VERY big... Do you have any suggestions to ease him into environments and to work on not lunging at people or other dogs?
I have an almost 8 year old rescued IWH. I have a similar problem with him barking, pulling, and lunging when he sees people or other dogs when walking. I want to take him out in public but I don’t want him hurting me or others. What can I do to help him to relax and be more comfortable in public? If there are no distractions, he walks beautifully with a gentle leader.
Hi there, Debra! Yes, Skye is pretty amazing. And you’re right, the Irish Wolfhound is certainly not a breed you’ll see very often. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Absolutely vital for the wolfhound to learn to walk at heel and not pull: mine nearly pulled my arm off until she was trained. Also must train the dog to drop things from their mouth on command - there is no way that you are going to win a tug of war.
I've had Great Danes for years, but I've noticed that they lag behind smaller breeds in what they can do. For example, at 6 months none of my Danes were ready to walk at heel. But by 8-9 months they learned it easily. Have you found that?
Hey I rescued a puppy mix and didn’t know what I was getting myself into, she was barely 3 months when j got her and a little under 20 pounds she’s now almost 4 months and over 40 pounds already, she’s been a little to aggressive with playing and keeps hurting my 6 year old 12 pound shitzu I don’t know what to do, she won’t listen to me when she’s that hyper. I need a trainer where are you guys located? Do you do virtual training?
Thanks, Danielle! Glad you enjoyed the video. And it's never too late to fix the behaviors that you don't like! It just takes a little extra effort;) Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I always thought I would have a wolfhound at some point… now not so sure. Everything will be so expensive! Vets, cars, food etc. And I would need to transport them to an area without other dogs to let them off leash - hard around here! I would be devastated if they accidentally knocked another pup!
My great Dane used to jump from about 6 stairs up when he was excited to go for a walk. I was always worried he would break a leg but luckily he never did lol
I have do have a question for Irish Wolfhounds specifically- being a deep chested and a large dog, they are prone to bloat from what I've researched. Would you advise stomach stapling or not? And if so, at what age would you do that kind of surgery?
I have searched just under five years for a Wolfhound, almost half a decade! Most of the breeders I have been able to find aren't actually planning litters? Any suggestions?
Thanks so much for this video! It's very helpful and informative. We recently got a one-year old male Newfoundland. We've had Newfs before and love the breed. This guy has a few behavioral issues though - mostly that he keeps jumping up and mounting me (and only me). When I'm standing, sitting on the couch, cleaning off his paws to come in the door - anytime. I calmly tell him off, and move his body off of mine and then try to redirect him to sit. However, he seems obsessed with this behavior. He's not aggressive, but he's almost 150 lbs, so it's a lot of dog to have on me. We do plan to have a professional trainer come in and we'll get him neutered once he's old enough, but is there anything we can do in the meantime to put an end to this behavior? Thanks!
@@Court1021 Always reward the dog with a small treat, when it obeys.A simple command to "sit!" when he starts humping is a good start. Keep it simple for your dog.
I've had Irish Wolfhounds for years. I would never , ever recommend getting a puppy from a breeder who has only been breeding for 4 years. That is a breeder with minimum experience. I would never get a hound from any breeder with experience less than 10 years and that breeder, most especially with Irish Wolfhounds - as they are unlike other breeds in numerous ways - keep detailed notes of every breeding, all puppies and health records. The breeder should not breed more than 2 times a years. One breeding more often is obviously breeding for money and not for the betterment of the breed. Irish Wolfhounds were once only owned by nobility for a reason. Not all are worthy of them.
I have a 4 month old Border Collie / Husky mix and he Won't stop biting and nipping! What can I do? I tried what the Vet told me but it makes him more agressive. Please help before I lose all my blood!
So I am a 100lb petite women with a 100lb lab, and a 60 lb lab. Walking them is IMPOSSIBLE! Theyve taken me to the ground several times. I do I train with that?! Help!
Hi there, Marie! If you find you’re really struggling, switching to different equipment will give you some “power steering” until you can get a little more control: How To Use A Gentle Leader Head Collar - Professional Dog Training Tips ruclips.net/video/JW_KVUgIozY/видео.html Happy Training!
You definitely need a big yard with a dog like this. They need lots of exercise. Eat lots of food and make lots of poop. Also, I imagine that Irish Wolfhound puppies are very expensive. They are short-lived---seven years is average according to wiki, and most die of bone cancer. Not for everyone. For the person who really wants something different and has the means to afford it.
I didn’t even know that doggie diapers were a thing, James? Skye is wearing the shorts because she was in heat. You can imagine with her size that we didn’t want to make a mess, let alone in one of our training halls at the obedience facility! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
If you have arrived here because you're preparing to bring a puppy home, check out this playlist all about Getting ready for a puppy as well as Puppy Training: ruclips.net/video/X4jeJ9W_wm8/видео.html
As always, Thanks for watching! ~Ken
McCann Dog Training hello :) can you do one on English bulldogs. Anything you feel would be different for training ?
Many thanks, MDT! Your videos are so helpful :)
Thank you for the great video! Picking up my first wolfie girl tomorrow!
That’s really exciting crochockey84! Congratulations on your new pup! Happy Training ~Ken
@@McCannDogs thank you guys! Love your videos. Been watching all day n taking notes.
Always loved the Irish Wolfhound. The short lifespan kills me though. Such beautiful dogs..
My mom had a dachshund only live 5 years 😢😢😢 I scooped up her second so quick. He made it to 15 with me, but spent 5 years diabetic. Omg it was hard but I’m so glad he got a long life. That was my soul dog. I saw his picture in an encyclopedia as a kid and never got over it. This breed caught my interest too bust the SIZE
If your dog doesn't listen try wispering to them . My Siberian loves I when im wispering to him he does everything right now when i wisper. 😁
I have to be honest... I tend to be critical about Irish Wolfhound videos of this nature. This was the best ever! Topics on training and growth. Stairs... That was like reading my mind. I have been advising owners for years, to find a suitable place that has stairs and a wheel chair ramp. At first just climbing up the stairs and down the ramp eventually teaching them to descend the stairs safely. I also encourage elevator training when possible. So glad to you mentioned vehicles, and the use of ramps. Also having a very nice representative of the breed. Thank you!
GREAT job guys!! We've had our Wolfhounds since 1965 and it is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences possible. They are unique and the epitome of total love and devotion but it comes with a real level of responsibility that has to be understood. Your Sky is a gorgeous girl with a sweet personality and lovely expression. THANKS again for your posting. It was excellent and really spot-on.
I have a Great Pyrenees/St. Bernard mix who is four and a half months old and she is already stronger than I am. I am having trouble controlling her while on the leash. She is supper friendly so I want to keep her from jumping on people. This is my first large breed dog and I want to be successful. I want a large dog I can be proud of.
Hi there, Mary! These are definitely reasonable and achievable goals to have with your large breed dog. We have several videos on the channel that you can use to learn how to stop your dog from jumping up as well as videos that show you how to teach your dog to walk on a loose leash. But if you feel like you’re really struggling with leash control, you could try an equipment change. Using something like a head harness may be a good way to give you more head control of your big, strong dog. Here’s a link to a video we published a few years ago that talks about using a Gentle Leader: How To Use A Gentle Leader Head Collar - ruclips.net/video/JW_KVUgIozY/видео.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
You’re making me very glad that I’ve taught my 10 week old Bernese mountain dog how to do the stairs. That buddy can run up and down the stairs with the paper in his mouth now! He doesn’t go alone, he can go up and down now, needs some help when it’s rainy, and he has his confidence with the stairs! A little clumsy but so good’
That was good planning, Taryn! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I wish animals knew how happy they make us
This dog looks exactly like the IWH I had. He was loyal, loving, smart and protective! This big dog is excellent with small children.
We've had a rescue, Great Dane, in the past and he came to us very well trained already but, we're looking into getting a Wolf Hound. I love their temperament. These videos have been quite helpful!! Finding a reputable breeder is going to be a challenge with this breed but, that's okay. We'll wait for the right one. So I really thank you for this information!!!
Don't ever let them use stairs. Ultimately it's bad for their hips. Also feed them off the floor at a higher level. Wolfhounds like fruit, especially pears, and need to be fed vegetables as well as high quality food and a huge cow thigh bone to gnaw on. Training to never jump up on people is crucial as is excellent lead walking, and returning when called off the lead. Fabulous naturally gentle dogs, you'll fall in love with wolfhounds.
@@heathermcdougall3773 Thanks for the advice! Almost all it is things we did with our Great Dane so it seems as if we're experienced enough to be prepared.
My Irish Wolfhound will be 10-1/2 in a few weeks. I brought her home when she was 8 months old. She's the most loving, affectionate, loyal dog I've ever had. We also have a Bernese Mountain dog/Anatolian shepherd.
You are right, some things you are told about training, don't work for large breed dogs. We are at the point where stepping on the leash won't fully keep our pup from jumping up on people. He's 90 lbs+ at 9 months and it's really hard finding good training content out there for giant breeds! Currently our biggest struggle happens during walks, our pup will randomly bite the leash, then jump up and mouth my arm. How do I get this situation under control? When he's up on both feet, he's taller than me.... and it's getting harder and harder to quickly "shut it down" so he doesn't practice bad behaviors.
More large breed videos please : )
good video, can't speak for other giant breeds, but on my 6th and 7th wolfhound. He's right in that they are pretty easy to train - short sessions work best. Also, making sure you can handle them starting when they are young is so important. You can never be harsh with a wolfhound, they just don't understand. If they're raised properly, they are a very sweet and gentle dog. They just love my grandkids and are very gentle with them. They get along well with other dogs - coyotes not so much.
How did you keep your pup from chewing on things in the house? I am adopting right now and they told me she will destroy everything in my house with chewing. I don’t believe that. There must be a way to have these dogs without them destroying. I don’t think the person I’m getting her from is accurate.
She is so sweet 💕 I can't believe she keeps that diaper on!!! What a good girl 😍 ... Trust is THE MOST important thing to have between a dog and their handler and there is very clearly a strong bond between you. Great video 👍
Excellent advice. Thanks. Have owned 2 St. Bernards and love big dogs. Considering an Irish Wolfhound next.
Hahaha "laps are nice, no matter my size".
I get a St bernard on my lap occasionally. Just make sure the chair won't collapse!
Yessss I needed this video ... I have an English Mastiff puppy ⭐️
Glad you found the video so helpful, thanks for watching! ~Ken
Same dog but mine isnt a puppy. Btw is it alive?
Spot on I owned a Swissy/Malemute mix, same deal! He also got tired of tricks as if to say 'I did it twice, what's the point?!' I once gave my dog the option between two of three trails, he wanted non option three ( bc chainsaw work was being done there) I told my dog 'we go this way or that way, or we go home!' He turned around and walked home😂! Of course he did everything I wanted if I used 'the manly voice' the low, quiet, confident voice. The 'this is a problem and I need you to follow my instructions 'voice
i have a terrier mix mixed with doberman, lhasa apso, snouzer and grate dane she’s massive and soooo protective over me and my family like she’s impossible to train she barks and growls at every dog she walks by on her walks she will barks at people on bikes, people running or men she’s just never gonna stop barking or growling at everyone
Bro I mean this with all love but I think you’re perfect for this job because you look like shaggy with short hair from the Scooby Doo movie
Hey ken I love your videos I subscribed to your channel after watching the live with Gone to the SnowDogs and your videos have helped me learn training techniques
Hi there, Parker! I'm so glad to hear that you've found our channel so helpful! Thanks for watching ~Ken
Thank you, we recently added a great dane puppy to our family.
That's really exciting! Congratulations on your new four-legged family member. Happy Training! ~Ken
Fantastic large breed info - really appreciate the specifics!
What a beautiful dog! ❤️💯
This is good. Most videos of dog training, always uses a small breed puppy. Or a super sweet golden or lab. I love to see videos about large breeds and working dogs
Never had any issues growing up with irish wolfhounds best breed on planet earth, i live on an animal sanctuary with a litter of hounds a year, beautiful babies but the liver issues are tragic with some pups
I stumbled upon this video because I wanted to see a cute Irish Wolfhound. I leave educated, enlightened and entertained. Thanks!
I have a wolfhound and maremma mix and i love him!!
Fantastic video! Have always loved the gentle giants. I was wondering if any of the trainers in your company have had any experience training larger breeds that are deaf? And if so, are there any basic tips beyond simply introducing them to asl, or the equivalent in whatever language the owner speaks?
Deaf dogs need hand signal training and treats to re=enforce, as well as training for your dog to have your attention at all times.
Best video yet :) I may be partial to Irish wolfhounds as I own one though haha
Glad you enjoyed the video, Hobby Bobbi! The Irish Wolfhounds are an amazing breed, and so much fun to train! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Have you ever worked with a blind IW? My girl 6.5months is totally blind and any tips would be appreciated. I'm using a gentle leader and lots of treats and praise.
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Sound here is crucial, so like a sheepdog, get a whistle, and create consistent long and short whistle sounds and associate them with commands and treats and massive praise to re-enforce what you want.
She's a shocker! My late Stag was much the same!
I love big dogs but I am 5’1 and like 90lbs so i need all the help I can get.
This is the most amazing video!! My dog will be this big so this was so incredibly helpful.
Thank you I just got a great dane and I have no experience with dogs.
This place is a few km away from my house. I’m happy for the RUclips videos because it’s pretty pricey to do classes here.
This was really good and helpful :)
Hi Ken, thank you for this video! We got an Irish Wolfhound, Pinto, a month ago and we adore him! BUT, he pees every five seconds in the house. He doesn’t have a UTI, just took him to the vet. He just has parasites which we are treating. I was taking him out every ten minutes, but it was hard to work like that. We tried crating, but he screamed for hours. I’m so lost. Is it because he is a large breed? Any suggestion is very much appreciated!
That’s too bad you got no answer. What happened with that situation?
She’s asking for cuddles the entire time 😂❤
I have recently rescued a 1 year old kangal... He is doing EXTREMELY well however I have to walk him where there are NO distractions as he is not socialized with other dogs.... And VERY big... Do you have any suggestions to ease him into environments and to work on not lunging at people or other dogs?
Oh man i really wanna get a kangal someday. They are sooo coool!!!
I have an almost 8 year old rescued IWH. I have a similar problem with him barking, pulling, and lunging when he sees people or other dogs when walking. I want to take him out in public but I don’t want him hurting me or others. What can I do to help him to relax and be more comfortable in public? If there are no distractions, he walks beautifully with a gentle leader.
wow what a beautiful dog, not a kind of dog you see very often
Hi there, Debra! Yes, Skye is pretty amazing. And you’re right, the Irish Wolfhound is certainly not a breed you’ll see very often. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
True. My IWH looked exactly like Skye, and all the kids would run to him when we walked in the park. He loved kids!
Absolutely vital for the wolfhound to learn to walk at heel and not pull: mine nearly pulled my arm off until she was trained.
Also must train the dog to drop things from their mouth on command - there is no way that you are going to win a tug of war.
Might be rescuing a nine month old mastiff mix soon! I've trained dogs before, but never a puppy. But I'm pretty excited!
I've had Great Danes for years, but I've noticed that they lag behind smaller breeds in what they can do. For example, at 6 months none of my Danes were ready to walk at heel. But by 8-9 months they learned it easily. Have you found that?
Hi,
I have tried a variety of nail clippers. My hound let's me but, clippers are not big enough or not sharp. Please advise.
Celeste
Some good info
Hey I rescued a puppy mix and didn’t know what I was getting myself into, she was barely 3 months when j got her and a little under 20 pounds she’s now almost 4 months and over 40 pounds already, she’s been a little to aggressive with playing and keeps hurting my 6 year old 12 pound shitzu I don’t know what to do, she won’t listen to me when she’s that hyper. I need a trainer where are you guys located? Do you do virtual training?
I think she’s a hound mix
I wish I had watched this before I got my rottie. Great tips!
Thanks, Danielle! Glad you enjoyed the video. And it's never too late to fix the behaviors that you don't like! It just takes a little extra effort;) Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I always thought I would have a wolfhound at some point… now not so sure. Everything will be so expensive! Vets, cars, food etc. And I would need to transport them to an area without other dogs to let them off leash - hard around here! I would be devastated if they accidentally knocked another pup!
Beautiful 💖
What if my pup was fine with nail trims, etc, and now at 7 months, is trying to resist, snap even? I’ve never “quicked” him…
My great Dane used to jump from about 6 stairs up when he was excited to go for a walk. I was always worried he would break a leg but luckily he never did lol
My dog jumped from 8 or 7 once. Still alive
She loves the fuss and why not 🇬🇧🇬🇧😊👍
Thank-you.3cheers from Canada
I have do have a question for Irish Wolfhounds specifically- being a deep chested and a large dog, they are prone to bloat from what I've researched. Would you advise stomach stapling or not? And if so, at what age would you do that kind of surgery?
I would advise against stomach stapling.
To minimise chances of bloat, feed 3 to 4 times a day. Do not exercise one hour before and after feeding.
we have an adorable pit boxer mix and his frizbey is his pride and joy. not important and hes only like 70 lbs. but hes cute
When I was training our Weimaraner while he was a puppy..
I established eye contact with him from the first day
4th wolfhound? GLUTTON for punishment!
If I were considering getting a dog I would go to a shelter, but I bet you wouldn't get many wolfhound would you.Are they loving.
I have searched just under five years for a Wolfhound, almost half a decade! Most of the breeders I have been able to find aren't actually planning litters? Any suggestions?
Thanks so much for this video! It's very helpful and informative. We recently got a one-year old male Newfoundland. We've had Newfs before and love the breed. This guy has a few behavioral issues though - mostly that he keeps jumping up and mounting me (and only me). When I'm standing, sitting on the couch, cleaning off his paws to come in the door - anytime. I calmly tell him off, and move his body off of mine and then try to redirect him to sit. However, he seems obsessed with this behavior. He's not aggressive, but he's almost 150 lbs, so it's a lot of dog to have on me. We do plan to have a professional trainer come in and we'll get him neutered once he's old enough, but is there anything we can do in the meantime to put an end to this behavior? Thanks!
Be a little more assertive to show that its unwanted behavior. Its all about body language and the energy you give off.
@@prozierozie5692 Thank you! I'll give it a try.
@@Court1021 Always reward the dog with a small treat, when it obeys.A simple command to "sit!" when he starts humping is a good start. Keep it simple for your dog.
I have a young Irish Wolfhound (1 year and 8 months) who breaks leash to run to other dogs and or other distractions. Help?
I've had Irish Wolfhounds for years. I would never , ever recommend getting a puppy from a breeder who has only been breeding for 4 years. That is a breeder with minimum experience. I would never get a hound from any breeder with experience less than 10 years and that breeder, most especially with Irish Wolfhounds - as they are unlike other breeds in numerous ways - keep detailed notes of every breeding, all puppies and health records. The breeder should not breed more than 2 times a years. One breeding more often is obviously breeding for money and not for the betterment of the breed. Irish Wolfhounds were once only owned by nobility for a reason. Not all are worthy of them.
How do you get your dog used to cats ?
I Need Help Get My 3 Year Old Mixed Breed Into The Crate I Rescued Him And He's New In My Home 🏡
I have a 4 month old Border Collie / Husky mix and he Won't stop biting and nipping! What can I do? I tried what the Vet told me but it makes him more agressive. Please help before I lose all my blood!
Sky was stealing the show. I had to keep going back and rewatching clips because I was just watching her lol
So I am a 100lb petite women with a 100lb lab, and a 60 lb lab. Walking them is IMPOSSIBLE! Theyve taken me to the ground several times. I do I train with that?! Help!
Hi there, Marie! If you find you’re really struggling, switching to different equipment will give you some “power steering” until you can get a little more control: How To Use A Gentle Leader Head Collar - Professional Dog Training Tips
ruclips.net/video/JW_KVUgIozY/видео.html
Happy Training!
just got a standard poodle in which his dad was a little over 80 pounds-
You definitely need a big yard with a dog like this. They need lots of exercise. Eat lots of food and make lots of poop. Also, I imagine that Irish Wolfhound puppies are very expensive. They are short-lived---seven years is average according to wiki, and most die of bone cancer. Not for everyone. For the person who really wants something different and has the means to afford it.
If that dog is stronger than you that’s a problem boss
is that an irish wolfhound?
All sky wants to do is bury her head in the soft spots of your body 😭 so sweet
10-12 cups a day is ridiculous. You should never feed your wolfhound that much. 2-4 cups per meal twice a day is plenty.
what's with the diaper?
I still can't get mine into the back of the truck without lifting her. She can definitely do it on her own, but chooses not to.
What a love muffin she is! Or is it just because she is in heat?
I will totally raw feed that dog... Like my other dogs...
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Notification squad! Thanks for watching, Scarlett! ~Ken
I’m all into this but is she wearing a diaper-
She's most likely in heat.
@@AmberKN oh thank you for telling me
I can't respect anyone that uses dog diapers.
I didn’t even know that doggie diapers were a thing, James? Skye is wearing the shorts because she was in heat. You can imagine with her size that we didn’t want to make a mess, let alone in one of our training halls at the obedience facility! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Yup, menstruation is a thing with female dogs too. So technically that's a "dog Always pad."