Yes! They amuse me all the time. They regularly will go push when I am working at my desk and I too crack up at their desire to play together like that!
The training Charlie received from you allowed us to bond that much sooner because we understood each other. Charlie is a wonderful, confident, happy little puppy. ❤😊
Wow! Sienna is doing absolutely amazing! Now, to watch beautiful Oreo! This is so much fun seeing how smart they are! Sierra already learning the leash! Bravo! work on those big stairs 👍👍👍and pushing the push toy. 👍👍👍Talking Honeybee in the background was funny.😁Good teaching Devin.👍 Thanks so much Shawn! ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾
Yes, Oreo is a bit older than the other two in this video and she is picking it up quickly! We started Sienna and Sierra when they were 6 weeks old learning how to get on the Places bed and by they time they were 8 weeks old they knew the whole routine on the Places bed. Oreo learns from her daily sessions as well as from watching the others. Thank you
I just think its remarkable, you would have thought you had trained her from a little pup. Such great work both you and Devon ! So proud of Sienna and Sierra as well !@@svccschnauzers
Thank you so much for your videos! They are thoroughly educational, informative, entertaining, transparent and truly blessing to watch! 🙏The love you have for your fur babies is truly genuine and shows through your videos. I’m a 1st time breeder of mini schnauzers and my 1st litter of pups are currently 2 1/2 weeks old, gaining weight, eyes are open and they are thriving! 🙏The question I have for you is, How many days or weeks after they open their eyes will I be able to determine their final eye color?? The dame has blue eyes and the sire has brown…. Thank you kindly 🙏
Thank you for enjoying my videos. I'd wait until the puppies are 6 weeks old - even then sometimes blue and green eyes can change a bit but one you see brown eyes they don't get lighter. It is also possible for one eye to be blue and one to be brown.
Are belly rubs really good for dogs? Heard about some dog showing their belly when scared, for submission, or even by feeling confident with a person? So confusing…I would like to know your thoughts about this. Thank you, Shawn.
Hi Julie, as puppies the way we teach it, puppies experience it as fun. You are correct a form of submission is for a dog to lay on its back scared with the tail tucked but that is very different from what we are doing as part of our ending routine with OK and Belly Rubs! A few years ago I trained a 1 year old Golden Retriever to be a therapy dog who would interact with hundreds of kids and college students. As part of the routine with him I included the closing "OK" and then Belly Rubs! To this day he LOVES Belly Rubs and he is not submissive - he has a neutral temperament and loves being around everyone. "Belly rubs" is a great thing to teach a dog that will be a therapy dog because when the dog hears this they will lay down calmly and be happy to be petted nicely. Thank you for asking.
It makes me laugh every time I see them push the cart. So cute.
Yes! They amuse me all the time. They regularly will go push when I am working at my desk and I too crack up at their desire to play together like that!
You have the sweetest puppies!
Thank you! I am jappy you are enjoying them with me! Thank you.
Thank you, Shawn! Rewatching and loving it! Oreo’s tail was so cute with the white tip and wagging a lot too. Great job all puppies and Deven!🎉
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you Julie!
The training Charlie received from you allowed us to bond that much sooner because we understood each other.
Charlie is a wonderful, confident, happy little puppy.
❤😊
Thank you Susan! Yes, Charlie is!! These little ones are confident and happy too. Thank you for enjoying my videos and sharing them with Charlie!!
Wow! Sienna is doing absolutely amazing! Now, to watch beautiful Oreo! This is so much fun seeing how smart they are! Sierra already learning the leash! Bravo! work on those big stairs 👍👍👍and pushing the push toy. 👍👍👍Talking Honeybee in the background was funny.😁Good teaching Devin.👍
Thanks so much Shawn! ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾
Thank you 🤗 Yes! Always feel happy when I see you've commented to share your enjoyment in what we are doing and glad RUclips introduced us.
I take it this is the first time Oreo has done obedience training? If so, she is doing amazingly well !
Yes, Oreo is a bit older than the other two in this video and she is picking it up quickly! We started Sienna and Sierra when they were 6 weeks old learning how to get on the Places bed and by they time they were 8 weeks old they knew the whole routine on the Places bed. Oreo learns from her daily sessions as well as from watching the others. Thank you
I just think its remarkable, you would have thought you had trained her from a little pup. Such great work both you and Devon ! So proud of Sienna and Sierra as well !@@svccschnauzers
💕so cute! love these puppies
Thank you Dayna!! Me too! ❤️😍
Thank you so much for your videos! They are thoroughly educational, informative, entertaining, transparent and truly blessing to watch! 🙏The love you have for your fur babies is truly genuine and shows through your videos. I’m a 1st time breeder of mini schnauzers and my 1st litter of pups are currently 2 1/2 weeks old, gaining weight, eyes are open and they are thriving! 🙏The question I have for you is, How many days or weeks after they open their eyes will I be able to determine their final eye color?? The dame has blue eyes and the sire has brown…. Thank you kindly 🙏
Thank you for enjoying my videos. I'd wait until the puppies are 6 weeks old - even then sometimes blue and green eyes can change a bit but one you see brown eyes they don't get lighter. It is also possible for one eye to be blue and one to be brown.
Are belly rubs really good for dogs? Heard about some dog showing their belly when scared, for submission, or even by feeling confident with a person? So confusing…I would like to know your thoughts about this. Thank you, Shawn.
Hi Julie, as puppies the way we teach it, puppies experience it as fun. You are correct a form of submission is for a dog to lay on its back scared with the tail tucked but that is very different from what we are doing as part of our ending routine with OK and Belly Rubs! A few years ago I trained a 1 year old Golden Retriever to be a therapy dog who would interact with hundreds of kids and college students. As part of the routine with him I included the closing "OK" and then Belly Rubs! To this day he LOVES Belly Rubs and he is not submissive - he has a neutral temperament and loves being around everyone. "Belly rubs" is a great thing to teach a dog that will be a therapy dog because when the dog hears this they will lay down calmly and be happy to be petted nicely. Thank you for asking.
@@svccschnauzers thank you for your thoughts. I really appreciate it.