Top 5 Pro Tips for Dealing with Puppy Training Setbacks! Part 1
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- I have been getting lots of mail regarding puppy training setbacks, so this week we are giving you guys five tips that are sure to help turn those setbacks into opportunities!
I hope you guys enjoy!
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This channel is devoted to providing a window into the life of professional dog trainer, Stonnie Dennis. I talk about dog training, boarding, health, equipment, and all the things that go into owning and running a successful dog training and boarding kennel.
At our kennel we place special emphasis on helping dogs reach their full potential through the use of physically and mentally demanding activities. Our primary goal is to help families raise happy, healthy, well socialized, canine companions.
We especially love training Labrador Retrievers, so don't be surprised when you see Labs of every age, size, shape, and color!!!
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Can everyone please encourage Stonnie to start stocking t-shirts so we can show our appreciation. Hope you're listening Stonnie!
Dude, I don't even have a logo to put on a T-shirt...
@@StonnieDennis maybe not, but I do!
My biggest setbacks at the beginning with my first lab were not having enough patience, once I learnt to be patient everything started to fall together. Thanks for all these amazing videos Sir, I'm learning so much about these amazing animals every time you post a new video.
God Bless from Northern California
Rob
I had a huge set back with my old GSD, we had no connection for the first 13 months' of her life and training was difficult, but then it all clicked and she made the best GSD I have ever owned!
I got a 4 year old coonhound who had never been inside a house, had only hunted, had no basic skills. I would get very frustrated after 10 minutes of training. A neighbor 9 year old girl would come over because she really wanted a dog but couldn’t convince her parents to get one. I showed her a few things that I was working on with my dog and went inside. An hour and a half later I came out and they were still playing/training together, both happy as clams. I was jealous.
"Sometimes trying harder centers around controlling yourself." Stonnie's not just training dogs but training people. #Stonnielifelessons :D. such a great channel.
Dear Stonnie, thank you very much. We rescued a German Shorthair/Belgian Malinois mix pup last July (yes floppy ears) who turned out to be the brightest dog I ever met. She is so smart! I knew if we didn't start training her right away we would be in trouble and your methods were a godsend! She loves to "go to work" every morning and at four months has very nice manners and impulse control. Your techniques make it so fun. Again, I can't thank you enough.
Thank you for watching!
Another dog training video that I really needed. Thank you. I thought I was a training failure but I think I just didn’t understand my puppy. I had a German Shepherd with high energy and I think I really wanted an Ollie dog. 😊
Have a 8 month old Frenchie and 4 month Boston terrier and I appreciate your videos so much. Please keep up the great work. Thank you.
“Turn that frown upside down!” 😂 This is a lesson for life!
I moved from ireland to your fine country few months back and am the proud owner of 9 month old American lab and I have to say with your help and guidance and common sense approach she has developed into a well rounded, balanced , healthy dog. I have owned many different breed of dogs back in Ireland over the years but taking your advice on the American type Lab which as available on this side of the water has made me a very happy dog owner. Thank you Sir.
Ronan Mc
Welcome, from Texas.
I’m pro Irish immigration!
This was just one big positivity boost 😄 thank you! Also loving the refreshed course, looks amazing! Good job 👍
Honestly love watching your videos, i hope to take in what I learn to help me get ready to train a dog if I get one in the future. So thank you for the inspiration
Huge help, thanks Stonnie.
I'm glad you liked it!
Great lesson. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this, I *needed* to hear this today!
Love your channel!
Stonnie, Thank you for this one you have just helped put me back on the right path! I needed help with my frustrations! Several aspects of this video are what I have experienced with this new lab pup, so different from my previous dogs. Thanks again!!
Rocky
Thank you for the great video.
great honesty. Very glad you shared the "real world" with me. It will help a great deal. Great work keep it up. Clips where it doesn't go according to plan show how you adapt and address. Top man appreciated in London
I love watching u train the dogs you have a great attitude with the dogs you are a great trainer
Hay Stonnie. This is Arye, I`m from Israel & I`v been watching your videos for about a year now. I enjoy them very much & learned a lot from you. one thing that was missing for me, which this video reminded me of, is to see how you deal with problems as you encounter them. Thanks & keep up the good work!
You can't move forward unless you have setbacks...never give up and understand what's gone before.👍great advice once again Stonnie.👏👍
As always great advice! Thank you for sharing such in depth experience and knowledge time and time again
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! I needed this :)
Thanks for watching!
I needed to watch this video about a month ago. Better late then never I guess. Thanks Stonnie.
Great stuff ... 👍🏼
I just wanted to thank you for your videos! I'm owner training a service dog for the second time, and your methods have helped us both build confidence! My puppy Winston is now 6 months old. And you're 100% right! Stocky, square golden retriever? Amazing at the stays 😂
Great video
Hey Stonnie- Another great video. Thank you. The Mrs and I are with our Granddog trying to put some techniques regarding sit, stay, wait, and come to use. For this 7 month old Golden Retriever/Duck Toller puppy, he seems to understand all of that, but it takes constant reinforcement and kindness. We understand the incremental progress, and know there are setbacks in the process. We appreciate your training vlogs! By the way, yesterday we saw the short IMAX 3D movie SuperPower Dogs. It’s about all kinds of rescue dogs from Bloodhounds to Newfoundlands. The cool thing I noticed is that the handlers used the same training techniques as yours. Very cool 😎. Thanks again!
Been binge watching your videos because I have a lab puppy (American lol) & he’s NOTHING like my older dog who was a breezy Sunday morning since 6mos onward. He’s 6yrs old now (boxer mix though). Otto the lab just turned 8mos and it’s just been so nice watching your videos to freshen up on all my knowledge because I really didn’t need to use it for Hank (older dog). Thanks for being cool! And love the “jumping on your grandma” omg hilarious!!
What a great channel and great videos! You've got a new sub here!
Thank you!
You must of read my mind. We're on our fifth puppy. A 19 week old Golden Retriever. Full of energy and wants to be were ever people are for attention. Still in the biting and jumping on people stages but we see gains every week. She has been a challenge so far but I love her for it. She's smart and independent. A good challenge for sure. Thanks for the videos and love your training area. Take care, Al
I really want a Stonnie t-shirt that says “oh my gosh”. 😊
Yeah, I probably should come up with a logo, no?
Stonnie Dennis YES YES YES!
Heck, I’d buy one. 😃
@@StonnieDennis Heck, I'd buy one for my Puppy and I as well, Get on it Stonnie!
"what a fine animal"
Thanks alot....
Slow way is the fast way. Same gos with horses 👍
Gday Stonnie my Corso is 18 months. He is awesome thanks to the Stonnie method goodonya mate Burt
Thank you for watching!
I have 2 new female border collie Australian shepherd mix pups and love your info and training knowledge. I’ve heard that it’s harder to train two siblings together so I’m really trying to focus on being mindful of that
Hahaha yeah pouting! first thing i taught my GSD was sit on that picnic table .... then first time she go to the cafe she happy jumps right up and so cheesed off when she asked to stay off it on the floor! Turns out we got too many of those public tables in the public spaces.
Wise, wise words, I take them to heart. Love your videos. Besides "sourpuss" is a fun word! :o))
Liking your Daniel Defense hat pal! :-)
Hey Stonnie Great videos man!!! one question, are those American labs or English labs?
please show the setbacks!! It helps a LOT to see what everyone else actually goes through :) Love your style!!
I didn't see Dachshunds in your videos.
I love Dachs.
What ever happened to Homer. I just love this video! And I appreciate your insight!
Stonnie, I got 2 questions for you. 1. My pup doesn’t bark or whine, he’s just not real vocal, how do I train him to let me know he needs to go outside. Right now I just make sure I take him out often and I’m saying potty every time but I can’t get him to bark or paw the door or anything really. Take into consideration he’s a 10 week old pit bull. He doesn’t have accidents much but it’s prolly due to us making sure he goes out plenty. So how do I get him to bark or something at the door to let us know? And 2, he seems to have an obsession with culverts...it’s to the point where unless your running with him he’s pulling at the leash trying to fight to get to them, you have to pick him up and get him away from it and then he’s good and doesn’t pull hardly at all until he notices the next one. I’ve tried to let him explore one but he just wants to get in it and stay and won’t budge even for a treat, you have to drag him out. I thought maybe it was just one culvert but it’s not it’s any. Not sure what’s going on here?? Any thoughts or tips on how to overcome this? Sorry for typing this in a public forum, it’s kinda long. Thanks in advance for any reply.
First of the Lab lovers is here!
Dang, early bird!
@@StonnieDennis You snooze you loose uncle Stonnie!
Thank you for your videos, they are helping me with my new pup. It's good to get this perspective from a professional. I have an issue with my 4 1/2 months old lab puppy I just got trying to jump the puppy pen when I walk away. She's okay when I'm there, but the issue is when I walk away. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Is it me, or how do I deal with this?
Hey, timely advice - but for training my spouse...not my dog...! Ain't no clearing the brambles wide enough for the cameraman in my house, so we got some work to do...
My Shepherd is very unmotivated, took me 2 months to teach him speak and a month to teach him lie down because he just doesn’t want to learn, he just wants to sit outside by himself all day and once my moms dog is out with him, forget it, he completely ignores me and they’re practically glued to each other, it’s definitely a challenge but I know we’ll get there soon if we keep working
Anybody know the brand and diameter on those slip leads? Just curious - they are much thinner than the Mendota one I picked up.
What Kind of leash you use?
This came out at a great time for me. Getting a new lab pup has set my 2 year old lab back. She seems to have forgotten how to behave and come lol. Not sure if jealously is coming into play with her.
Just make sure to give her a little bit of extra attention and exercise. She will chill out shortly!
@@StonnieDennis Thank you. I had big plans for her being a mentor dog since watching your videos with Henry and she is such a stable, calm dog. This is a very surprising change in her demeanor. I'm trying more one on one with her too.
What is the name of that kind of leash?
I've heard having sibling dogs has inherent difficulties given their bond is priority with each other instead of their handler.
People love to stick labels on stuff. I raise litter mates all the time without a bit of trouble.
@@StonnieDennis good to hear. Thanks
Hey Stonnie, how would you train a dog to stop fence fighting with neighbor dogs?
I've got a Sheltie who is very high energy and excitable, but never aggressive, except for in the back yard when the neighbor's dogs run to our shared fence and bark.
Paul Spoon keep dog on leash
"A tired dog is a good dog" a sheltie was bred to herd, which is hours a day of hard work, running like crazy, thinking hard.
How can I train a lab not to run out in road and chase cars or run to next doors house . He is good at everything else but the minute you take him off the leash or his cable he heads to the road
Hey Stonnie love your videos! Correct me if I’m wrong but they’re from the same litter right? I recently learned of “litter mate syndrome” where they bond too strongly being from the same litter. From what I understand it can make it more difficult to train the pups because they’re more focused on each other than you the trainer. I’d be interested to hear your opinion. Thanks Stonnie!
LOL, at "littermate syndrome"...everything is a syndrome nowadays, no? It's no trouble raising litter mates, I do it all the time.
Oh my goodness, you are talking to me, lol. I had 4 pups their breeds were notoriously stubborn, but I had no setbacks, they were great. And now this pup... setbacks all the dang time lol.
Welcome to the dog business. Hang in there, it gets better with time!
We have 2 year old Goldador. We got her as a puppy for my then 8 year old grandson who has mild Autism. I was taking her to training class and she was doing quite well till I fell down the stairs and had to stop . It's been over a year now and I haven't been able to start back. I am 69 now and not physically able to handle a big strong dog. Do you have any tips for disabled owners?
My best advice would be to hire someone local that can come help you in person. Good luck!
Is that ultrasonic bark buster remote you have effective?
Do all dogs feel a similar level of pain/discomfort from them or does it depend on the individual?
It’s really weird. I’ve been testing it for about a year now and my experience has taught me that it’s 100% effective on about 1 out of 200 dogs; so .5% of the time.
@@StonnieDennis So 95% a waste of time unless you work with a LOT of dogs :)
From a utilitarian point of view, it's a 100% waste of time as there are tons of super easy, effective, correction techniques. From a novelty stand point, it's very interesting though, and they are very cheap so there's no reason not to grab one.
I'm having such a hard time deciding if we wanna get an english lab or american lab. They are both so cute and have so many pros and very little cons. Haha I've watched your videos on the differences haha and it's only making me like, ok I want that one, then I'm like welllllll maybe that one. Haha so I'll ask your opinion, o wise one. Haha we have a moderately active life, I have a 6 year old girl and 4 year old boy who are both well behaved towards dogs. They LOVE them. I like the idea if having a mellower dog for the days we just feel like having a slow day! But I dont want a lazy dog. We need one that wants to play and can keep up with my kids and walking to and from school. We live right against the Rockies and go on hikes every so often, want a dog to take with of course! Haha we also own some property near a lake and spend almost every other weekend at the lake, so one that likes to swim and behave on the canoe, boat or paddle board :) I feel like for the most part either one would be good. Also, I've had dogs before but my husband hasnt. He is a little more on the fence on behavior with dogs because he has never had to train one and the ones his siblings and my siblings have are a little naughty Haha but I plan to 100 percent train our dog. So I'm not worried there. This is probably too much info hahaha but there it is :)
Also, winters can get really shitty here so it's not always the easiest to take em out for a walk. But we do have a decent sized house and about a quarter acre fenced yard :)
'real sweet dogs when yhey are sweet ' .... LOL
"I'm a very ego-driven person. I like to go up the hill and have all the dogs gather around me and act like I'm great, and it hurts my feelings if they don't." LOL! I can just imagine you sulking there surrounded by puppies trying to comfort you because one of them decided sniffing poo is more interesting :'D
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Thank you all for your remarkable support over the years! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for your appreciation and patronage of this channel, my training style, and my kennel. Always remember, it’s a great day for a puppy-sized adventure!
⁃Stonnie Dennis, Dog Trainer
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i get frustrated real easy. can u teach me to calm down
I feel you...the struggle is real
Ahhh... but an American Lab is tall and RACY... not skinny! 🤣🤣🤣