If you think the life of Mexican Street Dogs is hard, you won't believe who has is worse!
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0:01- Beckman Unleashed #41
The dunking deutschman
0:27 - Joel's double life down in Mexico....
are street dogs playin frogger happier than your dog sitting on your couch?
3:41- Erik fights off sleep deprivation and his general well being for the pod
2:58 -Joel takes a vacation to Mexico to film kids getting crushed by waves
4:05 - v i v a the muy-ertes of street dogs in Mehico
5:00- the invasive species of human: the Joneses. I need bigger better newer
5:53 - have you seen true detective? Be a lot cooler if you did. all right, all right alriiiiggght
8:06- The coveted BOTW: King Charles cavalier spaniel, can they be the nicest dog in the world?on the planet?
12:41- The pecking order of Mehican street dogs on the beach. Does the three-legged dog ever get to eat?
14:00 - The timestamp director
14:42- Foodtrucks, dogs and bad ass yoggers
15:01 - I like big8oo8ies?! My handle isnt that damn bad!!! LMAO
17:11- force feeding time stamps down people's throats like Ted DiBiase the million dollar man
18:01 - Joel's specialty getting mad at a baby and fighting homeless people. When will it end?
18:35 - DO THE SH*T AT NIGHT
22:13- comments and is Eric going to quit?
23:51 - Joel waving around the red-rocket...
24:15 - *Pent up Prince* time to release the Kraken!!!
26:00 - Princey likes a lil *junk in da trunk* ,something to hang on to! And isnt a breedist like his owner.
27:14 - *THE KOOKIE KARTEL* :Exposing the truth behind sh*t cookies
36:20:- This isn't a dog training podcast
37:40- Eric bails. Leaves Joel to fight the Girl Scouts alone
39:15- Wally world is more dangerous than the cartels
40:11 - Plastic Bag Hey! -Zeus in Hawaii
43:03 - No Shoes, no pants, = PODCAST
43:56- Eric says not to adopt rescues while he's listening to Sarah McLachlan
50:06 - let THY POD GOETH
50:20 - Pimpin the Beckman Coaching program.
54:53 - "I understand positive reinforcement better than the people that say it's the only way!"
55:24 - weird correlations learned from working with wild animals and training dogs while doing jujitsu backwards
57:49- Chasing ugly dogs around on windy days
1:08:22 - When the student is ready the teacher will appear
1:10:57 - How to do the Beckman--->>>czcams.com/video/h1hgz_IYasc/video.htmlsi=SUkEVTw22YfM52ez
1:11:44 - It's a hard knock life for us
1:20:20- *HOW TO* : Talking creepy to your helper dog
1:21:55 - Trying to sell sh*t. Still better than girl scout cookies.
1:24:07 - more comments
1:26:19 - Dog training isn't important
1:26:30 - Is Joel crazy?
1:27:10 - Joel flips on his hatred for 8abies just like he did on dog parks. Could this place get more confusing??!
1:29:53 - Bad face day? 😂
1:30:53 - Later my friend
Another masterpiece!
“Joel flips on his hatred for babies…” lol!
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@@BDTraining i like that you "took a vacation to film kids getting crushed by waves" almost as much as your "hatred for babies."
These timestamps 🪨 rock!
Talking about rocks... Princey, I empathize! My Rottie helper dog, Teddy will be turning 3 in May. If he wouldn't've been able to...erm...🚀by himself, I swear I'd be so sad for him...all pent up. 😬
{I still need to do more screening for genetic disease traits & x-ray his hips & elbows to check if OFA Good or Excellent. Any lower, and I won't breed him.}
FYI, I really appreciate your care for your Princey boy's well-being, Joel!
My dog is SO intense, however, I honestly don't think it would be a good idea for him to have even one breeding ... I don't know if he would be able to focus as well on his work with me... It's a possibility it could become his new obsession, at which point I'd need to think deeply about whether or not to leave him intact.
I just want to do what's best for his ultimate happiness.
I'm guessing every Helper dog is different, so any decision would be case by case.
All the very best!
Cesar Milan quote “Dogs in Mexico are skinny but happy. Dogs in America aren’t skinny & I have a TV Show”
You’re close, it was “dogs in Mexico are skinny but don’t have psychological problems. Dogs in America are fat but I get to have a tv show.”
Love your podcast but one hour is long enough for my time. Thank you both.❤
That's not what he said.
😂 I remember this quote. Especially street dogs in the country
I’m the guy who documented and started the ball rolling that took down the Waimanalo Puppy Mill on Oahu. I’ve seen war zones and natural disasters…the suffering by those dogs was the worse thing I have ever experienced and am still trying to digest all these years later. Having said this, after a year in Mexico, I can say with confidence, the Thai Street (soi) dogs, over here in SE Asia, are some of the most resilient pups on the planet. So lucky to have these roll models by our sides. Mucho mahalo for sharing such valuable insights and tools‼️🤙🏼
czcams.com/video/2R1y-PyEIEo/video.htmlsi=mCK8ZwVr-3EHybU7
Thank you!
Joel hit the nail on the head with the lady with unhappy dogs wanting to “rescue” more dogs. I see so many virtue signalers with miserable neurotic dogs that they purport to have “rescued” and it looks to me like they are being tortured, albeit unintentionally.
Sometimes you can save a lot of money hiring the same designer for your living rooms.
Lol!
They are both using the same Zoom canned video background picture. That's also fly you see pop blurs next to the edges when the computer can't tell where to dub the person in.
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Former Girl Scout here. In my opinion and experience, you hit the nail on the head. While all the Boy Scouts in my area were learning to make fires, build shelters, tie knots, and do community service, my troop was selling cookies, making friendship bracelets, and get this: taking manners classes. I lost my faith in the organization early on and quit as soon as my parents would let me. Not saying this was everyone’s experience, but I’ve always been bitter I didn’t get to learn the same skills as Boy Scouts did.
Cause you re a girl
You guys were talking about the dogs not having much to worry about except their next meal. I can relate, when I was deployed to the middle east I was seriously less stressed out because I was just trying to survive. No paying bills, relationship stuff extra. I was really worried for the first few days and then I was just a Mexican street dog until I finished my tour.
Cheers!
Thank you for your service!
That’s the thing-Mexican street dogs usually aren’t starving, they be vibing for the most part. The exception is those who get injured or get sick.
My dog, a GSD /chow mix (not the one you met , Joel) was a Mexican street dog before he was rescued. He was featured on “The Dodo” and I was smitten. They actually updated his video to include me for his post-adoption follow up.
He had to be rehabbed for about a year and a half for anxiety and still has residual issues . He’s my special boy that needs a little extra care but he’s a very good boy. It took a lot of efforts by the rescuers to get him to a place where he could be around people and not want to react and bite . I have to use “do not pet” leashes and things with him as he still will not strangers pet him but he’s very affectionate and sweet and loves to be loved on and I’m more than happy to give that to him:)
when i was in girl scouts not only did we sell cookies but we also had to work towards badges, go camping, learn basic life skills like how to cook and make a fire, we also did arts and crafts, and we had organized trips to caves, museums, factories, and even themeparks. we also had to make food from around the world. we also had to complete other requirements for earning your gold wings and one of them included robotics. what i got out of it was that just because i am a girl doesnt mean that i cant do non typical girl things. a huge issue is that girl scouts are not taken as serious as boy scouts are.
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@@BDTraining this was in the early 2000s by the way so things may have changed.
The Girl Scouts troop one of my former students (a Mom) helped lead would do community service (gardening & town beautification projects, etc.) I had a whole troop (~50 girls between ages 5 and 15) over at my karate school where I taught them self-defense & awareness skills. IME these activities really empowered girls, especially those whose parents didn't have the ability to enroll them in sports, music, or other activities beyond their financial means.
500K subscribers congrats!!! 🎉🥂🐕
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Our dog is from Mexico. She was brought here at 7 months. A rescue here in AZ named Barbs rescue, travels to MX & brings back younger pups back here to Halo Rescue. Sadly Barb just passed away, but the volunteers are carrying on. They also rescue other street dogs in the Southwest.
Where I live in San Miguel de Allende, there's a rescue that brings dogs to Canada and the US. Sadly, there are not enough fosters in the area to care for them before they can get them to their new homes. 24 dogs, many that were adoptable, were euthanized by the animal control this past week because there weren't foster homes to care for them. We just rescued a puppy a month ago that would have died if not from being put down, from the parvo that got all 14 puppies that were there at the time. He came down with parvo after we had already brought him home. We were able to get him care, and he survived. There aren't many street dogs in this city - Either their adopted or they no longer live.
😂 those backgrounds. I almost choked on my food!
We live in Mexico in the country and we are going to have to figure something out because we have had to deal with so many street dogs showing up here at all ages and all levels of health. We just had a little girl show up a few days ago who was on death's door. She is the fourth street dog we have taken in, and we have taken care of many others and rehoused them, the dogs are not going to stop coming so we are going to have to figure something out. They truly are the sweetest dogs though. It is like they are grateful for the help. Ironically, while Mexican street dogs were showing up here, our Doberman was stolen which was very upsetting.
I was a Girl Scout in the 80’s. We did camping, tons of outdoor cooking, and first aid. We used our cookie money to go white water rafting one year, and another year snow skiing. (Both things I would not have done with my family).
Regarding rescue dogs - Some shelters will let you "foster" a dog for a few days or weeks so that you can see if the dog is compatible with you and your lifestyle. If you want to rescue a dog I suggest doing that, specially if you have other dogs to make sure they can get along.
I did GS for a few years, my mom was the leader for my troop. We did a tour of historical sites here that were on the Underground Railroad. We volunteered at Nursing Homes to play board games or read to or do crafts with people that didn't have family visiting. We went on nature walks with a guy who showed us all the plants and birds in the area. We raised butterflies from caterpillars and learned about that. There was a camp during the summer where we did canoeing, archery, built fires, pitched tents and did our own cooking (with supervision.) So a lot of troop activities, then there's a book with tons of different badges you can earn for doing various things like sports, learning things, reading, volunteering in the community. Some troops do a lot, some suck.
Hope Joel reads this 4:29
We have been fostering dogs from TJ for about 10 months or so. Two of them had been hit by cars, one lost an eye and the other lost the use of his left leg but can run and jump like a dog possessed. The first couple of months were very challenging but over time with lots of walks, some training and play, they turn out to be very good dogs. Two have been adopted but Stevie, the dog with the leg issue has been with me for six months with no prospects in sight. That's ok though, it's very satisfying to know these injured dogs have a much better life than what they had in TJ.
Love your show guys!
My dog is a Puerto Rican street dog. Took her off the street at 2 months old. Terrible mange. She’s 5 now. We live on a farm surrounded by woods. Great dog.
Ok, one more comment.. ERIC said it! Joel breaks everything down better than ANY other trainer that I’ve seen! He shows everything and it all works! Joel’s cocky attitude is excused due to his training ability! 😉😊.
Yes I remember Cesar Milan saying something like he saw a homeless guy with his dog tied to his shopping cart walking around and Cesar said something like "a homeless person is a better owner for a dog because they are with the dog all the time, outside, walking everywhere, etc"
Joel your now I’m liking babies phase-that’s Mother Nature preparing you for grandpa time!
I agree with your opening statement about street dogs
I was a Girl Scout leader and the girls do camping and outings . They learn crafts , cooking , they do songs and games together . They form friendships and volunteer in their community
You need a shirt that says “I train dogs and I know things” for those in the program
Scouting was a great experience 50 years ago when I was in Boyscouts but not sure about now. Back then it was almost like being in the military. “A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful,friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty,brave, clean and reverent.”
I started watching this channel because I’m not a dog whisperer & had serious dog issues. I kept watching because of the practical, easy to apply, consistent methods that made a tonne of sense, and worked. My dog got better but I keep watching because I got fascinated by dogs, dog psychology & the dog training world. Now I’m in the pod haha. The point is the magic - that Joel offers something valuable for anyone who has a dog or dogs in their life. From the new dog owner with a puppy, to the prospective dog trainer. Another great podcast. Agreed on the cookie cartel - on both taste & function 😂.
If you let virgin Prince “do his thing” he’ll find out what he’s been missing and want it more lol
Joel is literally iconic for trashing Girl Scout cookies because it is so overhyped for something that is beyond basic. Grandmas cookies are always better.
The good thing is that my puppy whines whenever she needs to go potty.
when I was in the girl scouts we went camping, horseback riding, sleepovers, arts & crafts, and learning about different cultures
My cat is about 8 or 9 too. He showed up under the neighbor's deck as a small kitten. The daughter wanted to keep him but the dad hates cats. I did not want a 3rd cat. I tried to find him a home - no luck. We didnt let him inside but we fed him, gave him a cat tree, played with him. After a couple weeks or so we gave up and took him in. For 7 years (!) he would run whenever my daughter entered the room. And she had fed and played with him as a kitten too! He still won't come to any of us when we're outside. Inside he is very loving to all of us (now). I can't believe he still has some feral in him after all these years.
Yes this topic has been on my mind! Thanks for sharing
Girl Scouts is an organization that teaches social skills, daily skills, camping, leadership etc. The cookie monies partly go to each troop for refreshments and supplies, such as arts and crafts, field trip expenses, camping fees, etc., etc . . But yes, if all you see is cookies, there could be a problem.
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In regards to letting Prince get out that pent up stuff, is it worse to not ever let him do it, or to let him do it once and then not ever let him do it again.
I like seeing Prince teaching the dogs how to improve their behavior and their ability to be better dogs!❤
great to see you reached 500k way to go
I appreciate that you see through all the BS, Joel. I agree with your stance on the Girl Scouts.
OKAY---had a phone call---- but, am about halfway through... say, fun note: i did not have funds, or, i would have bought the RED sweat pants, 🙃🙂 ... for your "challenge" so, it was GREAT to see the guy that did! ❤ ... just passed the girl scout marker, her.... the cookie sales, yea, is very unlike anything we ever saw, as kids, 60 years ago😮 ...., *okay, back i go! to finish... yep--- i am one of those that has seen all your podcast, 🤗🥰🏆...
Congratulations on 500,000 subs! WooHoo! What a grind. Looks like YT isn't allowing Ryan's time stamp and some of his other comments are being censored. It's been getting worse all over this platform
Salut to you gentlemen for doing brilliant job with helping me with my dog!
Your teaching skills remind me of my dad- he has taught me how to do something (working on a car engine) over the phone step by step. He was in the army for 23+ yrs and taught at an NCO academy. (Future army leaders basically). Really liked this podcast a lot lol!
just got here... thank you, joel... very interesting and different subject.... have seen this a few times... used to live near the border.. going to listen, now...❤
Girl Scouts are teaching little girls its easy to stand out on corners and sell something 😂😂😂😂
living here in peru i dont think the street dogs are more happier than the pet ones or lesser. while these dogs do have a certian freedom that freedom comes at a cost. ive seen people throw things at these dogs, poison them, hit them, and pretty much treat them like they are expendable. my mutt (who is from the u.s btw) has made some friends with them and some even play. some are territorial but they never take it further than ¨get off my property¨ . some owned dogs here though wont hesitate to charge at me at my dog if we walk by their homes. the other day he had a muzzled dogo who was off leash charge him. i was able to pick him up and when the dog tried to jump my dog bit it on the head. i also saw a guy punch his dog after it pulled him down to sniff something.
I own a Texan Street dog. 16 breeds. NONE dominant. She looks like a 50 pound malinois. With corgi ears🤣. Freakish intelligence. Sometimes she creeps me out with her smarts. I only ever get rescue dogs. Simply a choice. Anyhow, I let my dogs be dogs. Certain behaviors I don't curb, be cause their dogs first, family second. I grew up in the country with truly happy dogs. Free to bark, explore, and hunt. BE untrained. Only jobs were to be vermin killers, and they performed well.They didn't live long, but they lived free and happy.
So there's a way to measure happiness in a dog in the two scenarios you laid out? How do you know they don't get happiness from learning skills and obeying their humans? You're projecting your own point of view onto your animals. People do that too often.
@@jakester455 a lot of times we as humans tend to romanticize the freedom that street and pet roaming dogs have. while those dogs may be happy freely living on the street or roaming free in the woods that life comes with a lot of consiquences. these dogs get poisoned, shot, ran over, abused by other people, get attacked by wild animals, get things thrown at them.
@@angelinacamacho8575yeah literally all that stuff happens to house pets too.
@@austyn5004 yes it does but street dogs also do not have the aid of their humans to help them like dogs who are loved at home do. they are seen as more expendable simply because they are not owned or have shitty owners.
Hi Joel,
I really enjoy your video and podcasts.
May I ask what video editing software you guys use or platform?
Boys scouts sell popcorn versus cookies where I live. My son funded his trip to national jamboree which is a gathering of scouts from all over the country. They have scouts come from all over the world. Girl scouts probably have similar opportunities. They learn leadership self confidence independence outside their families. They earn badges that help them explore different avenues they may proceed towards further secondary education more in depth than school. They learn citizenship to be community minded. Scouts broadens their exposure to the world outside family and school.
But I also respect people who question.
Almost all Mexican dogs are permitted to live just like outdoor cats in North America. They tend to stay within a block or 2 of home, but nothing is stopping them from getting together with their friends for a day at the beach. Most do have loving homes. Generally they are not allowed inside, but the homes usually have some sort of a courtyard. It is the roof dogs and fighting dogs that need to be rescued, not the street dogs.
Are you serious re: Girl Scouts? It's the same as Boy Scouts. You study in different areas of skill and get badges for accomplishments. They prob have one in pet training too. Also do humanitarian work with the emphasis on good deeds done. Cookie profits support trips and camp often.
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Another great pod. Thanks again. I definitely tend to agree that Mexican street dogs are happier than pampered American dogs.
Joel, I've never been so disappointed in you. Girl Scout cookies are delicious! Specifically the thin mints.
It depends on the troop leaders. I remember as a kid when my mom took us to a mechanic and we learned how to change tires and they made an air bag explode for us. I'm sure there was more but that's all that stands out 15+ years later. 😅 She says selling cookies teaches money management. But I think GS definitely has less to offer now than they used to. Plus, I think a lot of parents just use it as a way for a cheap babysitter now and don't contribute.
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I rescued my guy from (I'm gonna give a shout out) Mona's House, a Place For Homeless Pets in Groton Ct. I got him at three years old, and I have no regrets. He is so smart, and has such a sweet demeanor. He is part American Bully, and part Catahoula Leopard Dog. He is such a good boy!
WAS stopped again, for my mom.. finished finally----🎉 awww, joel, i loved the---> "i love babies now", not just the waiting for them to grow up, part... i have sons that all had gone through the baby stage, with their kids, into the growth stages, and the changes in learning about each stage had an impact, though they may not be aware of it (us mom's, see this, though)...they were in awe of them, and then: in what they were capable of❤... learning all the stages, causes you to appreciate baby's first new life, deeper, if you open yourself up for each new moment--- which you did and have, over the years😊... say, you made me think of puppyhood and pups becoming adults...and--us training our kids for THEIR adult years--- PERHAPS with a home, perhaps with babies... also--- you both did a very nice "finishing" to the video, with the quiet time... and--- as to the camera, say, no, you didn't look old, but, i did think you looked a bit tired (i was a bit worried, but you sounded great!) ... now, i realized it IS the camera...*i am 70----🙃 i think we can appreciate GOOD lighting in our elder years, hee hee.. THAT is what you noticed here, but, you still looked good🎖... god bless, to you and the family ❤🙏
Im impressed by the fondue thing erick 😂
Scouting goes either way, depending on the level of leadership and guidance of the adults involved. It can be a positive, educational , and empowering experience, or you could be absolutely bored out of your mind.
I'm just starting the episode this second and I already know feral dogs GLOBALLY are generally of better welfare. That's according to veterinary clinics, observations, and other degrees of research showing feral dog are super relaxed overall comparitively
We've got two potcakes (Carribbean street dogs) ....excellent dogs, quite smart, very affectionate, healthy, eat anything, extremely energetic, very aware of their surroundings, bit skittish though. Surprisingly they seem to like Canadian winters/snow.
I had boys so I don’t know exactly about the Girl Scouts but I think it was a great group for my friends who had girls..They did a lot of extracurricular things both in service to others and camping, etc..
Because I was a full-time mom at home I did those activities with my children and my husband ..💕🥰
I think the lessons that both the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts want to convey is a sense of community spirit ..
BTW, I love the Girl Scout cookies taste, but also wondered where all the money$$$ went to !!
Which dog breeds do you think would make the best helper dogs?
Greetings from my silly country of germany
He would say doberman
depends on what the job is
I would say the "English" Labrador. The most used breed as seeing eye dogs. Thoe there are a few goldens and Shepherds too👍
@@angelinacamacho8575 considering the channel we're on, I was referring to the job that Prince is doing :)
Obviously, Dobermans are great at it as we can see with both Bosco and Prince, but I'd be curious about Joel's take on which breeds he'd recommend
Have a nice day :)
Hi Joel,
I am interested in doing your Beckman Coaching Program.
However, since I'm only 15 years old, I don't have an email, and am unable to use someone else's email address.
I have quite a lot of experience with aggressive and fearful dogs. I take on the dogs that know one else will, or can't. But I'm always looking to be a better dog trainer.
Is there anyway I could do it eg. logging into a website, ie anyway that's not through zoom sessions or email? If not, I totally understand, but if you could, that would be awesome.
Thanks
Congratulations on 500K subscribers! We did have a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel..she was the sweetest girl, never met a person or dog that she did not like. The breed does tend to have heart issues and ours passed at 10 yrs old. Throughout the years we have a had a few different breeds, Rough Collie, Labrador, Australian Shepherd, Sheltie and a Chow Chow. While our Cavalier was pretty sweet, if I had to take say a crawling baby and leave the baby alone with one of the dogs that I have had believe it or not, hands down it would have been the Chow. We got her before our kids came along, and when they did come along she was like Mom #2, always watchful, always good with the kids. Now of course I would never leave a baby alone with any dog...but our Chow just had such a good temperament. We had one incident where I had taken her to Petsmart with me, she was sitting by my side while I was looking at fish. All of a sudden a young boy got away from his parents and basically threw himself at my dog...giving her a "bear hug" She was so good, just looked up at me surprised. Needless to say I gave the boy a little lecture about that you can't do that to a dog that you don't know. My husband wanted another Chow after she passed, but by then I had heard so many bad stories about the breed that I didn't want to take the chance. She was a fantastic dog, she was everything you would ever want in a dog. I'm thinking that maybe the street dogs don't have some of the neurotic tendencies is that they are exposed to a lot of different things...people, noises, cars, bikes, other dogs ect. while I think sometimes we don't expose our dogs early enough to some of these things...
stray dogs are from long bloodline of strays where genetically they have become hardwired to constantly look for food, and also be smart enough to figure out how to get it (and this goes as far as begging people for food, using crosswalks, being able to observe something and learn behaviour from that). If they do not have the smarts, their genetic bloodline comes to an end and that line of strays no longer exist. You can't just dump any dog in the wild and expect it to be able to survive, it hasn't got the family history of being a wild survivor. When you rescue a stray dog from a long history of strays, even as a puppy, they will always have those stray dog instincts
A stray has usually been lost or dumped. I think what you mean are feral dog packs, which can actually be quite aggressive.
If you’ve ever had a feral cat and domestic cats it’s the same thing. They are quite different even if you get the feral cat as a kitten.And it never goes away.
My eighteen pound, four months old Pitty puppy can pull a sixty nine pound Walmart cart without any trouble.
Here in Colorado, we had girl scouts sell right in front of a Marijuana dispensary which technically is illegal...gotta be way away from schools
True detective s1, wild dog behavior, king Charles cavilier sweetness, religion, kids being little shits 😆
Good pod! Loved it!
"They sale delicious cookies" 😂😂
Joel and Erick- brotherly love❤❤ is understandable 😊
about 30 years ago my two boys got kicked out of the boy scouts because they wouldn't say they believed in god.
Why didn't you guys choose different backgrounds? LOL
A lot of bird hunters I know have cocker spaniels.
There's nothing like the discussion of the trans-substantiation of girl scout cookies on a dog training podcast...
I think a good topic would be not how to pick a rescue but how to pick a puppy. Cesar has his own opinion on how to do this in one of his books. Im interested to hear yours! He said something to the effect of choosing the most shy dog because the one that comes to you is often too confident and dominant and will be hard to train because hes a front of the pack dog. That shy dog will often be more of a follower middle of the pack or back of the pack dog
THANK YOU for the girl scout thing. I got into an argument with an American on it because to me, as a Eurepean, it seemed like such a weird, uncanny concept to force your girls to go from door into awkward situations with grumpy grown adults just for money that they don't even get to keep. It's just exploited child labour? If you want to raise money, make waffles at a school festival or do a stage play, or something interactive like that, that was my opinion. I was then called slurs, being told I'd probably be the grumpy adult at the front door, and for some reason I was also racist(?). Taught me a valuable lesson: NEVER try to have a normal discussion with an American. So yea, I agree with Eric here, be careful Joel. Ze Americans will for yuu.
A girlfriend owned 2 dogs and her king charles spaniel actually attacked her small mix
Eric, OMG... sacrificing your health for the pod, we're not worthy, we're not worthy ;-) Joel ~ I agree with you on the Girl Scout thing. They seem to be keeping outdated gender roles in place. As usual, spot on!
'Exposing girl scouts' 😂
I’ve was in Mexico, where I saw little girls selling candy to the tourists! The candy was delicious but a little bit expensive. I went to Hawaii for my birthday and Sand Island is a hidden gem! The Girl Scouts are great and my favorite cookie is the thin mints. I was a Girl Scout and we camped out like foot soldiers with our war dogs, Luna and Fe Fe!❤🐶🦊🦋🦮🦜🐓🦚🐲🌴🍄🌷💐🌹🌸🌻
I encountered some girl scout cookies at a clients house but decided not to have any.
Slight typo in the title: should be “who has it worse.” Re: Girl Scouts, your fatherly instincts are good. More perplexing than cookie sales is how they go about forming young girls and for what purpose. (Like U.S. culture, their focus has changed …) Welcome home! p.s. You lads look distinguished today. 😉
The average lifespan of a dog in Mexico is less than 10 years, but what's the average lifespan of a Chupacabra? 🤔
King Charles Spaniel- Toy Group?
Love you guys! STILL a HUGE fan of both of you no matter what you’re yapping about! You mesh well! Eric, love your “devils advocate” questions and comments… Im always learning from the videos and have recommended to many! Again… your methods work!
awww poor Prince. he's a 40 year old virgin
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And it sounds like Joel isn't going to allow his highness's preferred type, either lol
I live in Mexico - You don't see the mental illness that is in the US (at least where I am), which to me makes it feel safer. The strength of the family unit here (vs the disrespect that it receives in the US) is something that supports a vibrant and friendly culture. That being said, it is not perfect and has its downsides, but I would choose living here any day of the week over the US.
I would just like to say, I think Germans really knew what they were doing with dog breeds.
Pretty much like stray cats vs house cats
I was in girl scouts for a while and think it's a weird organization. HOWEVER, I can see how selling cookies could help the girls deal with things like being rejected, not meeting goals, building confidence, learning communication skills, how to project their voice, social skills, and various other types of things along those lines.
I lived in small Mexico towns close to where you were for 2 years and rescued an adult street dog and brought him back with me to UK. I have to disagree with you - yes, the dogs roam around free but 99% of them will get sick, get hit by a car, or even worse get chained in heat by a local to a tree etc etc... yes, dogs here and US develop anxiety as they are almost too protected from the real world since they are puppies - I still have to say nothing is worse or more heartbreaking than witnessing dogs' hard lives out in Mexico.
Love the podcast! I have a question for you. I go to my local dog park pretty often (I know it’s a risk, but no incidents yet), and one thing I see frequently is parents bringing their young kids with them. I’ve seen toddlers wander into the middle of a bunch of strange dogs, and I’m always thinking, “if a fight breaks out, this kid is not going to survive.” Do you think parents should bring their kids to dog parks? And at what age?
The park near me says 13 yo on the sign accompanied by adult. You assume all risk involved either way child or not. Though I've seen this same stupidity also there isn't anyone to "police" it.
I'm guessing he's on the side.of hell no I'm not bringing a small child there.. is pretty irresponsible considering most people at dog parks aren't even paying attention to their dogs.
You guys should watch the film "The Other F Word". It's about fathers (not dog training lol).
Nooo DON’T COME FOR THE COOKIES!! Ha ha I actually love the plain ones
Girl Scout cookies are only available for a short time once a year and are the biggest fundraiser for the troops. The girls learn to interact with people when selling their cookies and hopefully gain some confidence in themselves. The money from the sales help the troops do activities such as camping, hiking, field trips to various museums and other cultural experiences, crafts, etc. Girl Scout leaders get training and resources from the Girl Scout Council to help with troop activities. Each troop is different with regard to the range of activities but the purpose is to enrich and empower girls with varied experiences as they progress, with skills that can help them in life.
Nope cause the moms sell and the girls take off
Ok I did girl scouts and I gotta agree Joel, I don't need a sewing badge 😂... Plus, too many mom's vicariously living through there kids with these cookie sales😂😂 If the point is to teach entrepreneurship then can we stop having parents pedal the cookies, they are almost more excited for the prizes then the kids. It's getting crazy with the promoting, parents slang cookies at their offices and promoting it on their car😂.
I'd love it if you guys would show or pin the now infamous rottweiler video that you reference as the one that started it all - I think for new listeners, that would be cool to see. Also, if you put playlists together on the channel, maybe do one that's all Bosco. It would be neat to see that, sort of as a tribute to the dog that started it all.
How do you guys have the exact same living room?? 🤣🤣
Not the same, Joel has a normal version, the other guy has a scale model. Likely they are working on a Godzilla film. (Godzilla vs Prince?)
Jackson Galaxy is masterful with cat behaviour. Worth checking him out! 👌
Girl Scouts have smmer camps, just like boys. They help with charities. And if you reach out to a local GS group, one of the things they can do is come over and learn about dog training and animal care. Some also have STEM programs, you might encourage them to learn about veterinary careers. ASK THEM.
Great comment! If Joel did that, he would be proactive and be part of the solution and not part of the problem. He could also video the session with the girls. Maybe it could be puppy training for them. He would have to borrow a puppy.
@@User7688.--_Or maybe he could use Prince's pups
What would you say if people started adopting Mexican street dogs like they’re regular pet dogs?
Would they be as successful as adopting pet dogs?