In case you need to catch up, here is a playlist with ALL of Biscuits’ episodes in order: tinyurl.com/BISCUITSedition We hope you’re enjoying this series as much as we enjoyed filming it! Let us know what you think and give us your requests for future videos here!! We cast Biscuits the rescue puppy because of all of your comments 🙌 What kind of dog do you want to see next?!?
As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
I got my new 3mo old puppy, a bull boxer in November 2021 and on day 3 after the shelter she broke her leg chasing the cats and had to have 2 surgeries. I've never had a dog, more of a cat person here. Those were dark times, I regretted adopting her because I was so inexperienced and became depressed. She couldn't do much, so we would just sit on the couch and marathon your videos (she watched too!). I would train, in short sessions. Today she is 6 months old, she's all healed up, goes "potty outside" does sit, lay down, stand up, come here and spin. Zak and Bree, me and Bella thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
gosh this makes me so happy :,) i just got a 3 month old puppy and it’s stressful at times and makes me want to give up, but he’s learning so fast so that’s what’s keeping me going! i love hearing other peoples perspectives ❤️
just a note on Fuzzy...its only available in the USA. as a Canadian, you can sign up and give your payment info on the website, but when you try to download the app, it won't let you, as it is geo-restricted to America only. You then have to contact support via the website to cancel.
You treat the dogs so lovingly and you are so sensitive to their needs. I have been looking at other dog trainers some of which are so dominant and use cruel training techniques that I cannot bear to watch it. I really appreciate your videos.
Seeing Biscuits pass out after all the lessons and exercise makes me realize how tiring but satisfying school was. But it was a fun and remarkable experience. With a great teacher, you can have a fulfilling nap knowing that you did pretty well that day😊 Thanks Zak for the comprehensive and reality-based training I saw here. Such a great content❤
I’m so happy that I found this channel. I was searching for dog training on YT and found so many sporadic videos. This channel, with how you guys walk through initial ownership and training, has made me so comfortable with our upcoming puppy. I still worry about those needle teeth and my 18 month old. But seeing you use a lead in the house and watching you build a solid relationship with Biscuit helps to ease those concerns. My hope is that my dog, Bruce, an American Staffie, builds that relationship so that his attention is with me while introducing playing with my children. Breaking down things like “good” versus “yes”. Is something I plan on teaching my 4 and 7 year olds. Also the limited use of “no” to indicate a major negative behavior versus constantly using no for ever adverse behavior is eye opening. Additionally, watching you succeed, and more importantly fail but then circling back to the basics is truly noteworthy and inspiring. It shows that training is done over time versus in a 15 minute video. Thank you guys so much!
This video was so helpful! I really appreciate that you showed the distracted moments and how you deal with that. Biscuits is doing amazing, she's a good girl. As always, an A+ video.
it would be *really* great to get some videos on how to leash train dogs in the city. some of us don't have nice suburbs, fields or quiet areas where our dog can be comfortable, and it would be evn more useful for dogs who live in apartments!
We went through all of Inertia's training videos and would never thought she was hard to train with her being so great with other dogs now. We read through your entire book and are re-reading parts that come up during the training process. We just got our puppy and he's 10-weeks old right now applying your training methods of positive reinforcements and treats. Can't wait to take ours outside and have him re-learn all those training with the distractions and noise outdoors haha. Thanks for your helpful videos and cheers!
Just had to watch this again, you are right about distractions outside, I have 🚂 track not to far from me, he doesn't like that noise or any loud noise!!! I am going to show Biscuits picture to my PetSmart people, they knew what my dog was before the blood test, I also noticed her tail is curled! More than you want to know! I am so proud of her, you are a great trainer, you won't have hard time getting her a home, I wish it could be mine, i am having hard time with my teenage Bronte, can I send him to you,!!!! I am just kidding!
Your videos are always so helpful. I really want to be a dog trainer and I'm already learning quickly because from your methods. Thank you for always showing us the good and the bad.
Been watching some vids of yours, and I’m amazed at how effective it is! Just got a new pom puppy. Omg, this little fella is a 🔥 cracker! She just doesn’t want to be on leash and refuses to move even a tiny inch - given her small size, but her determination is SO BIG!😂 I’m gonna follow your tips and start training her ! Thanks
I absolutely love your vids! I met you and Bri right after my older dog passed away and we decided to get a new puppy so I learned everything with you and inertia, since she was still a baby herself too. Now, 2-3 years later I'm in college, living alone in another country and planning on getting myself a puppy too... like my puppy and not a family puppy hahaha. I hope we stand together for a long time and learn a lot too!!! All the love ❤
The best way to find out how your dog is feeling i.e. anxious, nervous, unsure, agitated, comfortable, etc. is learning how to read their body language. Canine Body Language by Brenda Aloff is one of the best books ever. 🙂
Your videos are always awesome! I've learned so much! Planning on getting a Airedale and or a Newfoundland dog in a few years (hopefully) and want to know exactly how to train them. This is the only channel I watch to train dogs and it's the best! Thanks so much for all your hard work making these videos! Keep up the great work!!
Having issues with a very 'inquisitive' dog too per the story you shared about Inertia. 🤣 Any videos on getting a dog to leave things would be great. Love your humorous and calm approach to training.
Love all of your training! It has helped me so much. Could you possibly do an in depth training on curbing counter surfing, getting into trash, other behaviors you encounter while teaching your puppy to behave in the house? I’m at the point where she’s totally potty trained, we’re doing supervised time in a room but, I’m trying to combat a severe counter surfer. I’ve watched the video with Chop and I’m trying to rewatch. But, any videos related to house behavior would be loved! Thank you! You and your wife are the best!
Hey, I was wondering if you might be able to do a video on training basenjis. My girl is a year old, and I train her every day, but she's still pretty wild. She does better than your typical basenji, she tugs and fetches when the mood strikes her, but she'll steal shoes, slippers, and socks, and play keep away for attention. Its driving my mom crazy. I feel like training a basenji might be a great challenge for you.
Hey Zak! I have a blue heeler/pit mix, any tips for training her breed? Her biggest issues are jumping on the couch, and outside distractions, she’s awesome on the leash till the slightest scent or living person/animal comes in.
Zak. Can you please do a video on how to help make sure your puppy gets over fears of bigger dogs? I have an Australian shepherd puppy.I got her not only as a new family member but as a companion and help to my son who is 8 and autistic. Im trying to teach her what I can on my own. I can't afford the service dogs that are out there so I am trying to do the best i can with what resources and means I can. I have family members who have dogs. I took her out today to try to socialize her a little. We went to my mothers to see her and her dog and my nephew is next door.he has a german shepherd dog that I had never seen aggressive before. He let the dog out and she almost became lunch I couldn't even bend down to pick her up he had to run up and pull him back so I could grab her. The best I could do at the time was pull her by her leash and try to keep her away from him but he just kept on going after her.I Don't know what to do with this and then later we stopped at feeders supply to pick up treats and I took her in and there happened to be a great dane in there who started barking at her scared her to death. Needless to say she didn't have a good day. I don't want her to have fear of other dogs when I am trying to train her to be protective and help my son when he needs it. What can I do to ensure this hasn't screwed her up long term. Also I would like to know how to train her to help keep him aware of roads cars and his surroundings. Thats my main concern with my son. He just goes he doesn't stop look or pay attention. Thank you if you managed to get through all this. Sincerely k
Your videos have been so helpful from puppy-hood of my nearly 3 year old miniature schnauzer. My husband and I adopted a 9 month old giant schnauzer. She has been amazing with sit, and shake. But, there is a bug need for some leash training. Do you have any tips with an older puppy?
Hey Zak! Love everything you do. I wonder if you have any opportunity to talk about livestock guardian dogs. We just rescued a 4 month old Great Pyrenees mix and he's an interesting training challenge. He seems to get bored easily while also having an unbreakable focus on distractions (not food motivated, not toy motivated when he's watching people or cars or small animals). We are taking it slow with him, we think he came out of a rough situation but we also want some solid structure for him but he is very unlike the sort of attentive dogs we often see on your channel. Any thoughts?
I have a Pyr mix that I rescued as a pup as well. For me, the biggest thing was getting her to look at me. I used the word “look” then held a treat up to my eye line to get that engagement (it look many, many repetitions). From there, positive feedback with guardian breeds is essential. They are never going to be as obedient as a collie, German shepherd, etc, but getting the basics down firmly over a longer period of time was very helpful for me. My dog now is much better at listening
@@andrewfern7625 awesome, yes we are working on that. He's great in the house or yard but on walks he has a difficult time checking in with me. He seems to get bored fast. Thanks for the encouragement!
I was wondering if you had a video about a problem I often have; I will go and train and play with dogs and often they will be so trilled they will treat me like their possession and start guarding me from other dogs, I was wondering what the best course is to prevent that as taking them away when they do this seems to further their frustration.
Hi there! My dog doest listen to vocal cues. He only responds to hand signals. It is becoming very difficult, and I'm sure confusing for him, when I try to teach him new tricks. I have run out of new hand signals so new signals look too similar to old ones and he ends up doing the wrong trick. Could you please do a video explaining how to get them to respond to vocal cues. I would be very appreciative. Thank you 😀
What treat sack do you use? I saw in one video that your treat sack appeared to close magnetically, and this to me is an important feature. So many have zippers or drawstrings, but that means having to manually manipulate the sack, possibly with both hands. A magnetic closure seem like it would close “automatically” but be easily be opened with a single hand. If I’m correct with the magnetic closure for you treat sack, can you let us know where you got it?
I have been watching and now picked up my bernedoodle. Would love to know how long a lead you are using and do you ever use the hands free leash when using this long lead?
@@trevorjennings721 I love watching any kind of training, my 🐶 is a teenager now, acts like I never trained him, Bronte will be one on the 14th of this month, Staffie, 60 lbs, hadn't had a puppy for twenty plus years!! I need to be a stronger leader, watching your great video's will help!!!!!
You can start training right away! Good breeders will even start desensitizing + socializing puppies before they go home. Just don’t ask your puppy to do strenuous physical activity in training, like a lot of jumping, as we want to protect their joints. There are rough timeline guidelines online, and Zak himself has books and his video series with Inertia.
my puppy does not like leash wants to chew it and when I want to walk him he stays put in house I drop leash and he will follow me but I want to walk him like outside
Any tips or videos in the past about training energetic dogs. I have a border collie like you and he’s so great at picking up tricks the only thing is he doesn’t do them calmly. I tell him to lay and he falls to the ground, all his truck are fast and with such energy. How do I get him to slow down.
My dog doesn't pay attention to me when I do this.. She doesn't have interest in getting treats from me and would rather explore haha nt sure what I cn do to make my sessions interesting
lol I'm sorry, to see you worrying about your dog licking elk poop. . .that's funny. My dog, when she was a puppy was OBSESSED with deer poop and cow poops. And living where we do, there is plenty of both in abundance. Ugh. Every time we ran into some, she'd start eating it so fast, it's a wonder she didn't choke herself. After the first few times, I finally gave up particularly caring and just moved on to managing how MUCH she ate. She never ever got sick from that, thank God. Even so far as an upset stomach. (Plenty of other things upset her tummy, but not that!) Eventually, she grew out of that and now just sniffs it or ignores it. Thankfully. Except the odd 'unidentified' gross thing she might find in the grass (usually before I even see there's anything there. ugh!) we're free of the poop eating. But yeah. It's gross and who wants to be kissed after that? Blargh!! Biscuits is so cute all passed out like that. Eee! Puppy bellies. She is so darned cute - and full of it!
Hey Zak! My dog absolutely loves licking the inside of my mouth, slightly bitey, licky, playful licking. Shes been doing this since I've gotten her from 8 weeks to 12weeks and goin, Mindy is a tiny 2 lb chihuahua poodle. Very smart. Just curious what you think of this behaviour? I've read that its a great way of affection. Could I use this as a resource to reward her in any way? I hope to brush her teeth and keep them clean throughout her lifetime!
I wish I shopped instead of adopting because I adopted this pit mix back in August and since then he's been shitting and peeing in the house. I give him constant outside breaks when I'm home but he still manages to pee/poop in the house.. just this morning he pooped in his crate.. in his crate! I crate him overnight while I sleep (because he would either pee/poop somewhere in the house or just sleep for an hour and wake me up) and this morning woke up and smelled like poop.. I walk to his crate and he's just looking at me... He's not even a pup, he's 4 years old... he doesn't bark which I want him to bark so he can let me know that he's gotta go... He only barks when he meets a new dog or something.. I'm so tired of this... I thought I was doing the right thing by adopting and not shopping but I'm starting to think the original owners gave him up because he does this... It's not like he's dumb, he's very smart, he knows what he be doing....I've came to the conclusion that I am not the right owner for him..If anyone here wants this task please let me know. I'll even pay shipping
The first year can be so hard with a rescue. Are there are dog training classes in your area? He also might have some anxiety issues, I know some dogs do great on doggy cbd. Hope he sees your comment and responds! Hang in there
Some of our audience prefer shorter videos and some prefer longer! We’re always experimenting to see what you guys like most 😎😎 Comments like these are always helpful, thank you both!!
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We hope you’re enjoying this series as much as we enjoyed filming it! Let us know what you think and give us your requests for future videos here!!
We cast Biscuits the rescue puppy because of all of your comments 🙌 What kind of dog do you want to see next?!?
For the video requests can we get a video of where inertia is on her training or like a day in the life
As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
I got my new 3mo old puppy, a bull boxer in November 2021 and on day 3 after the shelter she broke her leg chasing the cats and had to have 2 surgeries. I've never had a dog, more of a cat person here. Those were dark times, I regretted adopting her because I was so inexperienced and became depressed. She couldn't do much, so we would just sit on the couch and marathon your videos (she watched too!). I would train, in short sessions. Today she is 6 months old, she's all healed up, goes "potty outside" does sit, lay down, stand up, come here and spin. Zak and Bree, me and Bella thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
gosh this makes me so happy :,) i just got a 3 month old puppy and it’s stressful at times and makes me want to give up, but he’s learning so fast so that’s what’s keeping me going! i love hearing other peoples perspectives ❤️
@@aramkk5 Yes! Puppy blues are real. Hang in there. It will get better, you will adapt and this experience will make you guys bond.
@@joebernes106 thanks Joe. really is nice to hear this :)
just a note on Fuzzy...its only available in the USA. as a Canadian, you can sign up and give your payment info on the website, but when you try to download the app, it won't let you, as it is geo-restricted to America only. You then have to contact support via the website to cancel.
I love how calm Biscuits is , when other dogs walk by . I definitely have to train more . 😅
You treat the dogs so lovingly and you are so sensitive to their needs. I have been looking at other dog trainers some of which are so dominant and use cruel training techniques that I cannot bear to watch it. I really appreciate your videos.
Seeing Biscuits pass out after all the lessons and exercise makes me realize how tiring but satisfying school was. But it was a fun and remarkable experience. With a great teacher, you can have a fulfilling nap knowing that you did pretty well that day😊 Thanks Zak for the comprehensive and reality-based training I saw here. Such a great content❤
Next episode please!!
Zak where are you?? Did you forget this weeks episode?? Hellooooo.. 😅🥰
I’m so happy that I found this channel. I was searching for dog training on YT and found so many sporadic videos. This channel, with how you guys walk through initial ownership and training, has made me so comfortable with our upcoming puppy. I still worry about those needle teeth and my 18 month old. But seeing you use a lead in the house and watching you build a solid relationship with Biscuit helps to ease those concerns. My hope is that my dog, Bruce, an American Staffie, builds that relationship so that his attention is with me while introducing playing with my children.
Breaking down things like “good” versus “yes”. Is something I plan on teaching my 4 and 7 year olds. Also the limited use of “no” to indicate a major negative behavior versus constantly using no for ever adverse behavior is eye opening.
Additionally, watching you succeed, and more importantly fail but then circling back to the basics is truly noteworthy and inspiring. It shows that training is done over time versus in a 15 minute video.
Thank you guys so much!
Loving these series with new puppies! The positive reinforcement training has been working perfectly for us and our new pup. Thank you so much!
Wheres the next episode!!
Loving this series!
Hi Lisa
This video was so helpful! I really appreciate that you showed the distracted moments and how you deal with that. Biscuits is doing amazing, she's a good girl. As always, an A+ video.
Great video as always. But can we take a moment to appreciate the matching outfit! 😁 Shoes and leash, t-shirt and harness.
Hello Kate, how are you doing today,hope you’re fine and safe from the virus??
What happen to Zak, no new episode for almost 2 weeks...
Loving the series so far with biscuit!
it would be *really* great to get some videos on how to leash train dogs in the city. some of us don't have nice suburbs, fields or quiet areas where our dog can be comfortable, and it would be evn more useful for dogs who live in apartments!
Just got a new yorkie puppy she’s 9 weeks old so I’m def gonna be binge watching some videos
We went through all of Inertia's training videos and would never thought she was hard to train with her being so great with other dogs now. We read through your entire book and are re-reading parts that come up during the training process. We just got our puppy and he's 10-weeks old right now applying your training methods of positive reinforcements and treats. Can't wait to take ours outside and have him re-learn all those training with the distractions and noise outdoors haha. Thanks for your helpful videos and cheers!
Biscuits is so cute!
Short episode we need more Zak love this channel ❤
Brilliant video as always zak I love how quick biscuits is progressing keep up the awesome content
My dog is slowly learning stay!
Just had to watch this again, you are right about distractions outside, I have 🚂 track not to far from me, he doesn't like that noise or any loud noise!!! I am going to show Biscuits picture to my PetSmart people, they knew what my dog was before the blood test, I also noticed her tail is curled! More than you want to know! I am so proud of her, you are a great trainer, you won't have hard time getting her a home, I wish it could be mine, i am having hard time with my teenage Bronte, can I send him to you,!!!! I am just kidding!
My 8 week old Great Pyrenees puppy Constantly bites the leash and growls at it. And she also puppy bites a lot. Could you suggest me some videos?
Your videos are always so helpful. I really want to be a dog trainer and I'm already learning quickly because from your methods. Thank you for always showing us the good and the bad.
I absolutely love ur training puppy vids could u do a video on how to teach a puppy to give paw x
Been watching some vids of yours, and I’m amazed at how effective it is! Just got a new pom puppy. Omg, this little fella is a 🔥 cracker! She just doesn’t want to be on leash and refuses to move even a tiny inch - given her small size, but her determination is SO BIG!😂 I’m gonna follow your tips and start training her ! Thanks
I absolutely love your vids! I met you and Bri right after my older dog passed away and we decided to get a new puppy so I learned everything with you and inertia, since she was still a baby herself too. Now, 2-3 years later I'm in college, living alone in another country and planning on getting myself a puppy too... like my puppy and not a family puppy hahaha. I hope we stand together for a long time and learn a lot too!!! All the love ❤
Lots to celebrate!
Great video. Awesome great. Training dog. Walking. 👍
The best way to find out how your dog is feeling i.e. anxious, nervous, unsure, agitated, comfortable, etc. is learning how to read their body language. Canine Body Language by Brenda Aloff is one of the best books ever. 🙂
Thanks for info, I may get the book, have a hard time reading Bronte's body language!!!
I’m getting ready to own a miniature pinscher puppy soon and watching your videos and I can’t wait to train her 🥰
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Your videos are always awesome! I've learned so much! Planning on getting a Airedale and or a Newfoundland dog in a few years (hopefully) and want to know exactly how to train them. This is the only channel I watch to train dogs and it's the best! Thanks so much for all your hard work making these videos! Keep up the great work!!
My puppy that I adopted about 3 weeks ago is definitely a mix breed and I THINK he is a sausage dog mixed with a jack Russell
Having issues with a very 'inquisitive' dog too per the story you shared about Inertia. 🤣 Any videos on getting a dog to leave things would be great. Love your humorous and calm approach to training.
Man that's so funny. I was just listening to a podcast of two German dog trainers and the said the exact same thing you said at around 3:00.
I’ve been waiting all week for the next Zak George video!
Same
Love all of your training! It has helped me so much. Could you possibly do an in depth training on curbing counter surfing, getting into trash, other behaviors you encounter while teaching your puppy to behave in the house? I’m at the point where she’s totally potty trained, we’re doing supervised time in a room but, I’m trying to combat a severe counter surfer. I’ve watched the video with Chop and I’m trying to rewatch. But, any videos related to house behavior would be loved! Thank you! You and your wife are the best!
I'm honestly kind of worried about you guys, hope everything is okay!
Same here...i really hope they are ok and safe.
@@alicefoxx4038 yes! I hope they are ok!
Nice shoe boots Zak 👌
Hey, I was wondering if you might be able to do a video on training basenjis. My girl is a year old, and I train her every day, but she's still pretty wild. She does better than your typical basenji, she tugs and fetches when the mood strikes her, but she'll steal shoes, slippers, and socks, and play keep away for attention. Its driving my mom crazy. I feel like training a basenji might be a great challenge for you.
Hello beautiful people Zak and Bree.. love your style xx
Can you let us know what treats you use for other older dogs outside? Thank you !
Hey Zak!
I have a blue heeler/pit mix, any tips for training her breed? Her biggest issues are jumping on the couch, and outside distractions, she’s awesome on the leash till the slightest scent or living person/animal comes in.
Holy crap love these videos love you guys.
Zak. Can you please do a video on how to help make sure your puppy gets over fears of bigger dogs? I have an Australian shepherd puppy.I got her not only as a new family member but as a companion and help to my son who is 8 and autistic. Im trying to teach her what I can on my own. I can't afford the service dogs that are out there so I am trying to do the best i can with what resources and means I can. I have family members who have dogs. I took her out today to try to socialize her a little. We went to my mothers to see her and her dog and my nephew is next door.he has a german shepherd dog that I had never seen aggressive before. He let the dog out and she almost became lunch I couldn't even bend down to pick her up he had to run up and pull him back so I could grab her. The best I could do at the time was pull her by her leash and try to keep her away from him but he just kept on going after her.I Don't know what to do with this and then later we stopped at feeders supply to pick up treats and I took her in and there happened to be a great dane in there who started barking at her scared her to death. Needless to say she didn't have a good day. I don't want her to have fear of other dogs when I am trying to train her to be protective and help my son when he needs it. What can I do to ensure this hasn't screwed her up long term. Also I would like to know how to train her to help keep him aware of roads cars and his surroundings. Thats my main concern with my son. He just goes he doesn't stop look or pay attention. Thank you if you managed to get through all this. Sincerely k
Biscuits did well!
Thank you
Thanks
Your videos have been so helpful from puppy-hood of my nearly 3 year old miniature schnauzer. My husband and I adopted a 9 month old giant schnauzer. She has been amazing with sit, and shake. But, there is a bug need for some leash training. Do you have any tips with an older puppy?
I hope you will adopt old dog and train it from beginner, I really need it….
He has two other series with older dogs, Chop and Moira, check them out, they're wonderful
Thank you Zak
I have never been so early to a video
Why use the harness and not the collar
Hey Zak! Love everything you do. I wonder if you have any opportunity to talk about livestock guardian dogs. We just rescued a 4 month old Great Pyrenees mix and he's an interesting training challenge. He seems to get bored easily while also having an unbreakable focus on distractions (not food motivated, not toy motivated when he's watching people or cars or small animals). We are taking it slow with him, we think he came out of a rough situation but we also want some solid structure for him but he is very unlike the sort of attentive dogs we often see on your channel. Any thoughts?
I have a Pyr mix that I rescued as a pup as well. For me, the biggest thing was getting her to look at me. I used the word “look” then held a treat up to my eye line to get that engagement (it look many, many repetitions). From there, positive feedback with guardian breeds is essential. They are never going to be as obedient as a collie, German shepherd, etc, but getting the basics down firmly over a longer period of time was very helpful for me. My dog now is much better at listening
@@andrewfern7625 awesome, yes we are working on that. He's great in the house or yard but on walks he has a difficult time checking in with me. He seems to get bored fast. Thanks for the encouragement!
I was wondering if you had a video about a problem I often have; I will go and train and play with dogs and often they will be so trilled they will treat me like their possession and start guarding me from other dogs, I was wondering what the best course is to prevent that as taking them away when they do this seems to further their frustration.
Hi there!
My dog doest listen to vocal cues. He only responds to hand signals. It is becoming very difficult, and I'm sure confusing for him, when I try to teach him new tricks. I have run out of new hand signals so new signals look too similar to old ones and he ends up doing the wrong trick.
Could you please do a video explaining how to get them to respond to vocal cues. I would be very appreciative. Thank you 😀
Great video 👏🏻🙌🏻🐾♥️🥰
What treat sack do you use? I saw in one video that your treat sack appeared to close magnetically, and this to me is an important feature. So many have zippers or drawstrings, but that means having to manually manipulate the sack, possibly with both hands. A magnetic closure seem like it would close “automatically” but be easily be opened with a single hand.
If I’m correct with the magnetic closure for you treat sack, can you let us know where you got it?
What kind of treats do you give?
Would you please come to California fullerton to help us with a 6 year old husky german shepherd mix please 🙏
Hi Zak, awesome video as usual. I was wondering which leash are you using and how long it is, it kind of looks like it's about 12 feet?
Where are you guys? Haven’t seen any posts in a couple weeks!?!
How old is she now
Do you have any videos about getting 2 puppies at once. (Similar breed, both new to each other, boy and girl)
I have been watching and now picked up my bernedoodle. Would love to know how long a lead you are using and do you ever use the hands free leash when using this long lead?
My dog is nuts in the snow lol. Do inside training
Hello Carolyn, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the virus??
Chasing leaves! My puppy could lose all focus due to a suspicious blowing leaf!
I live Biscuit!!!!
I would love to know Biscuits DNA, so cute!!!!!
Hi
@@trevorjennings721 I love watching any kind of training, my 🐶 is a teenager now, acts like I never trained him, Bronte will be one on the 14th of this month, Staffie, 60 lbs, hadn't had a puppy for twenty plus years!! I need to be a stronger leader, watching your great video's will help!!!!!
@@judybeverley-harvey5899 Smile..
So tell me Judy, hope you’re having a nice and a wonderful day today??
@@trevorjennings721 Thanks for asking, hope you do too, I will be watching!!!!!
@@judybeverley-harvey5899 yea..
If I may ask Judy, where are you from??
At what age are you starting this training? Getting a new puppy in about 2 months
Hello Grace, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the virus??
You can start training right away! Good breeders will even start desensitizing + socializing puppies before they go home. Just don’t ask your puppy to do strenuous physical activity in training, like a lot of jumping, as we want to protect their joints. There are rough timeline guidelines online, and Zak himself has books and his video series with Inertia.
Thank you, I will start watching your series
What is the best treats for training on a small breed
Any concerns on parvo or does biscuit have all her shots?
What harness are you using on Biscuits? She looks about my pup's size and we're having trouble finding one that fits well.
my puppy does not like leash wants to chew it and when I want to walk him he stays put in house I drop leash and he will follow me but I want to walk him like outside
What do you do if your dog DOES bark at other dogs?
anyone know how long is that leash? i want to buy one same lenght
Any tips or videos in the past about training energetic dogs. I have a border collie like you and he’s so great at picking up tricks the only thing is he doesn’t do them calmly. I tell him to lay and he falls to the ground, all his truck are fast and with such energy. How do I get him to slow down.
Tricks not truck
I want to send my untrainable dog to Zak 😭😭😭😭
Is the Biscuits series over already??
i thought the same thing
Is it possible to train 6 dogs at the same time? Bc I know somebody that has 6 dogs and none of them are train. Help! Lol
how much food are you giving Biscuits?
Suprise to see no new video for this week
My dog doesn't pay attention to me when I do this.. She doesn't have interest in getting treats from me and would rather explore haha nt sure what I cn do to make my sessions interesting
Dog bread name
What a good girl. Why do you have the heel position on the right side instead of the left?
I was wondering the exact same thing
Vidéos are reversed
lol I'm sorry, to see you worrying about your dog licking elk poop. . .that's funny. My dog, when she was a puppy was OBSESSED with deer poop and cow poops. And living where we do, there is plenty of both in abundance. Ugh. Every time we ran into some, she'd start eating it so fast, it's a wonder she didn't choke herself. After the first few times, I finally gave up particularly caring and just moved on to managing how MUCH she ate. She never ever got sick from that, thank God. Even so far as an upset stomach. (Plenty of other things upset her tummy, but not that!) Eventually, she grew out of that and now just sniffs it or ignores it. Thankfully. Except the odd 'unidentified' gross thing she might find in the grass (usually before I even see there's anything there. ugh!) we're free of the poop eating. But yeah. It's gross and who wants to be kissed after that? Blargh!!
Biscuits is so cute all passed out like that. Eee! Puppy bellies. She is so darned cute - and full of it!
My name is Zak also
And I have a five month old American bull dog boxer mix
what park is that
How can I get my two year old dog to stop barking at my husband?
Hey Zak! My dog absolutely loves licking the inside of my mouth, slightly bitey, licky, playful licking. Shes been doing this since I've gotten her from 8 weeks to 12weeks and goin,
Mindy is a tiny 2 lb chihuahua poodle. Very smart. Just curious what you think of this behaviour? I've read that its a great way of affection. Could I use this as a resource to reward her in any way?
I hope to brush her teeth and keep them clean throughout her lifetime!
4th?
I have a hard time finding a treat my puppy likes and she does not like toys :(
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I wish I shopped instead of adopting because I adopted this pit mix back in August and since then he's been shitting and peeing in the house. I give him constant outside breaks when I'm home but he still manages to pee/poop in the house.. just this morning he pooped in his crate.. in his crate! I crate him overnight while I sleep (because he would either pee/poop somewhere in the house or just sleep for an hour and wake me up) and this morning woke up and smelled like poop.. I walk to his crate and he's just looking at me... He's not even a pup, he's 4 years old... he doesn't bark which I want him to bark so he can let me know that he's gotta go... He only barks when he meets a new dog or something.. I'm so tired of this... I thought I was doing the right thing by adopting and not shopping but I'm starting to think the original owners gave him up because he does this... It's not like he's dumb, he's very smart, he knows what he be doing....I've came to the conclusion that I am not the right owner for him..If anyone here wants this task please let me know. I'll even pay shipping
The first year can be so hard with a rescue. Are there are dog training classes in your area? He also might have some anxiety issues, I know some dogs do great on doggy cbd. Hope he sees your comment and responds! Hang in there
2nd
nah I was 2nd
Waited a week for 13 minutes! Come on zak dont do us like that
I'd rather have this than a 25min vid with 10 minutes of ad content
Some of our audience prefer shorter videos and some prefer longer! We’re always experimenting to see what you guys like most 😎😎 Comments like these are always helpful, thank you both!!