Puppies Behaving Very Badly
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2024
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Britain is a nation of dog lovers, but what happens when domestic bliss turns to chaos? Luckily, there's someone you can call. Master dog trainer, Graeme Hall is on a mission to restore harmony across the country. He has built his reputation on finding quick but long-lasting fixes to almost any unwanted dog behaviour, helping to train over 5000 canines (and 1 fox!) and their owners. His mantra is clear: "Any Dog, Any Age, Any Problem."
I had a border collie named River. Same situation. They need a job.
River is the smartest dog breed, it needs lots of exercise and things to do, they're not really house dogs but they are great dogs.
Too many people get dogs for their looks and don't research the needs and habits of a specific breed. People who don't exercise much should not get a dog who needs a lot of outdoor exercise and a job.
This is the most underrated comment ever. WHO gets a border collie - unless they live on a working farm, or are training for a triathalon?!?
@@Lionforaday Far too many foolish people get dogs that they shouldn't go within a mile of owning. Get a toy dog. From a toy shop! It's the rest of us who pay the price from their foolish choices.
For over 50 years I have owned and trained many Border Collies to competition standards in Agility and Obedience. They are not the best dogs for suburban homes with small gardens and given inadequate exercise. (if their brains and bodies are not exercised they can become frustrated and neutotic).
Border Collies are bred to work; extremely intelligent and often happier on a farm herding sheep.
I usually don't like making assumptions but I really don't believe that one dog barking at River made her that aggressive. If it was just towards other dogs then I'd get it but why would it make her aggressive towards people or vehicles, she's definitely been under socialised and probably just not taken out enough. Collies can be quite nervy and 90% of normal people (not working on a farm for example) cannot really exercise a collie as much as is needed for most of them. Many of them are lovely but I don't know why they're such a common family dog because they're not suited to it, they are happiest when they're being worked
You said exactly what I was thinking, River's just frustrated at not being able to do something productive.
Had several border collies in my time, they are perpetual motion machines with how much energy they have.
Hallelulia! You get it. Borders are definitely a Working breed, and they really aren't cut out to be ''Pets'' unless the owner does stuff like agility and brain work with them, combined with exercise.
If you live in the states, check out raspberry ridge sheep farm to see if your dog might have natural instincts - doesn't even have to be a herding breed. Hope that helps.
Most dogs are bored out of their skulls - stuck in overheated, underventilated, perfume overloaded environments for 22-23hrs per day; dependent on disengaged, 'I'm right and you can't teach me anything about my dog' type owners who refuse to see the harm (if not outright abuse) their poor communications skills are having.
Not everyone! These people are more than willing to learn. I go to puppy training classes which run 3 times a day 6 days a week so lots of folk keen to be good owners
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I couldn't agree with you more Marciamcgrail you should never leave a very sociable animal like a dog alone for long periods. If your gone 8-10hrs a day & can't leave your dog with a friend/relative or daycare you have no right to own a dog. You may be happy but your dog isn't, it's so unfair.
Couldn't agree more, Marcia. So many dogs are desperately bored and under~stimulated. People get the wrong type of dog for them.
Hi Grayham Hall pray will be more videos and episodes coming soon please because I love the videos and episodes so very much please.
River the collie's reactivity was too extreme to be caused by only one event. I believe she was not socialised at the right time. River lit up when the ball was introduced indoors, she was visibly desperate to do that work - therefore the ball could have been utilised as a great training distraction/reward. The ball could have been used to shift her focus onto her owners, and the reward for ignoring bikes and dogs would have been playing ball.
In terms of exercise, a collie will need/expect as much exercise as they get - the more you exercise them, the more they will need/expect that amount of exercise. So, while they must have plenty of exercise just like all dogs, they don't necessarily *need* to run all day - they just have the *potential* to be able to run all day.
They 100% need brain work - problem solving, tasks, training, jobs, work - and this can take any form. Provide a good mix of exercise and brain work, and you CAN have them as house dogs/pets. EG you can train them to do things around the house (collect items, tidy up, move things), you can train dog dancing inside a normal house, you can set up house & garden agility, you can do clicker training, do scent work, and that's on top of the usual trick training and playing with toys.
What is under-estimated is the amount of time this will take - but once they understand what training *is*, they can learn anything, which is a very rewarding and amazing experience.
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My aussie was like River, but was 7yo when I got her. She had been an indoor dog her entire life until I got her. It took me two years to get her where she didn't become reactive at everything and everyone. She's now much more learned and confident in the outside world. She is still a bit reactive to slow moving cars and still very initially reactive to people in the house. But she is learning.
Poor River, working dog getting too little exercise. Herding sheep all day different from little walks on a lead.
Dogs need to learn that they are not the boss and that they can trust their humans. The same with children. They need to be able to trust their parents and that the parent is ultimately the boss. It is amazing how many people can not establish these two fundamentals.
We have a 16 week old biting Weimaraner puppy so this vid has been super helpful - so has GH's new book, which is an excellent read or listen !! (no commercial or any other relationship).
Who gets a dog to loose weight ?? Wrong reason
Big responsibility for the dogo
The staffie is being a typical puppy. My male golden was terrible with his biting as a pup and even at 14 months old he still likes to mouth me and other people in my family.
Great trainer. Love his programmes as they make sense. My naughty pup is 17 weeks and has gone through the chew everything stage now working up short walks as he’s just a baby but he has a thing about traffic so walking in quiet areas but this helped 👍
“Staffy puppies are a handful!” Don’t I know it 😂 my girl is 1 year old now but she almost drove me insane when she was little. Got her some training and she is a great dog now. Still has some work to do. Training never stops.
So many are in the shelters too - well pit bulls anyway. And they're really bred to not give up which makes them even more of a handful.
Collies are working dogs and need masses of exercise and a job to do.
Chocolate salesman 😂 no way!!!! 🍫
That family with the border collie has no business putting that dog on a harness. Smh
1:57 God, the narrator is UNBEARABLE! You don't need to talk to us like we're idiots, or like you are! Can't watch - out in less than 2 minutes.
Th woman who got a dog after losing her old dog {14yrs} clearly wasn't READY for another dog. She wanted her old dog back, not the new puppy.
It can take years to grieve an old dog before one is ready for a new one.
And they are using flexi on bordercollie who is behaving that way.........🤦🏼👎🏻
Why on earth did i cry when river ignored the bike the 2nd time with river😢
Our border collie is very reactivate to other dogs,not in a nasty way,but just goes completely insane and does nothing but bark at them !
My 2 year old cavapoo is petrified of the car rides. He cries and trembles. What can I do to calm him down and enjoy the car rides?
Question: what would Graham use for the car chaser if the dog had a collapsing trachea? Don't think you want a slip lead in that case.
My puppy keeps pissing and shitting everywhere
👀👀👀👀@5:16😂😂😂😂
Reggie the bitey puppy’s parents have a ‘massive’ perfume plug-in plugged in down by floor. Plug-ins are extremely toxic to dogs 🙄
NO!! to river when she barks.. stupid advice!! Graham is a bit outdated on some parts of modern dogtraining.. give a payout when she does what you want... set her up for sucess... But i am so happy she was getting better.. so scared..poor girl.
Yeah, I prefer Victoria Stillwell's training methods. Barking gets ignored, turn your back and cross your arms (same with biting) and pulling you turn and go the other direction
@@Kat-mu8wq I agree :)
I agree. It worries me to see a scared dog being told off. We understand that if a child is scared they learn confidence in a different way. The dog certainly stops the unwanted behaviour, which is good, but I imagine that it is not teaching confidence rather than just compliance and the worries in the dog are likely to come out in different ways instead.
I got a 6 month old dog that had not been socialised, had not been potty trained had her bones broken had never been outside and did her business all over the house. My first thing was taking her to my local cafe where there are lots of people and dogs to socialise her. It took a good six months but she now loves people and other dogs. She became totally trustful of me but I created a very anxious dog when I wasn’t there. Now at 5 she is a healthy, happy well adjusted little bundle of love.
@@sylviagerritsen7975 i am so happy for you. It takestime but it can be done. Making them trust and love humans are themost important thing. Good job !! :)
Poor River. Don't get a dog to "get you into shape/athletic" get a dog as a reward for changing (and maintaining) an active lifestyle. I have a BC. He lives in the city and doesn't bark/chase/react to anything. I worked extremely hard to train and socialize him, and with a border collie training never stops. I got him after I'd quit smoking and was walking/jogging 10-12 km a day for a long enough period that it became a regular habit. Anytime I consider sliding back to unhealthy choices I can't cause he needs me at my best. Hungover mum isn't going to walk 10k.
I have a couple of Wolfdogs, to protect the bred reputation I did the training and got K.C certificates to prove. I am horrified at the number of 'ordinary dogs' who are allowed to behave badly around me, many idiots walk down the busy, narrow winding lane past my home with them off lead (that is illegal) sometimes this triggers my two and they pogo at the high gates I put up to my garden....it is always mine who get blamed, even though they have not got out, do not bark and just pogo!! The smaller the dog the funnier people seem to think the bad behaviour is, they wouldn't laugh if mine behaved thus, they'd be terrified!
Is Topsy the cat not allowed inside.. looks kinda sad outside in his house. And I also wonder if River's behaviour is purely coming from 1 bad experience? My border is an anxious mess, but that was only after being attacked by 3 dogs. Not after getting barked at.. Idk, it is possible but it feels like her owners didn't do their jobs in multiple ways. At least they went for help eventually.
I wouldn't trust River anywhere near a cat, probably why the cat is outside which is a shame.
Notice River does not bother with Topsy, clearly the cat has the upper hand. I wonder what they feed River, I bet it's grain based.
@@Kat-mu8wq isnt it insane how they choose to put the cat outside instead of the dog. Mannn these owners really dont deserve a cat let alone a dog. People always tend to do the cat dirty over the dog.
@@phubblewubbphubblewubb ya grain food is unhealthy but River is clearly barking and most acting insane that is enough to traumatize a cat and what makes u think the cat is the one with the upper hand? Cats r typically the prey animals compared to dogs who the predator animals. Of course, the cat will seriously need some socialization and positive reinforcement training to get over its fear of the insane dog n its barking.
Lockdown Puppies....people are selfish fools, so many no euthanased or kept shut in whilst owner goes back to work.
Those dogs, especially river don't know who the alpha is you can't let them think its ok by trying to calm her down while having a tantrum is saying its ok..... I hope the best for you... from across the pond...
for this situation dogs get abandoned and return to the shelter
Exercise exercise exercise
Stupid getting a working dog breed like a border collie just to lose weight !, they need work , activities that gives them something that stimulates their natural behaviour , they are a herding animal , not a lapdog .... need training , firm handling from a young puppy ! Not good to keep in a small house with no garden .....there s no bad dogs only bad owners !
People know nothing about dogs 😢so sad to watch
4:03 First of all... River needs a different leash. Don't use a roller leash with a dog that pulls that hard. Gives you less control. Use a simple P-leash that loops around their neck (NOT A CHAIN CHOKER, those only hurt and damage your dogs throat). A P-leash (sometimes called a q-leash) is short and good to jab to distract your dog. I used it with training my rottweiler. Worked wonders (in combination with consequent training ofcourse. The leash alone isn't going to change anything 😂😂)
Plus a flexi lead is always tight so the dog never has to check in with the owner - they know exactly where you are - the other end of the tight leash. So difficult to get owners to have a loose leash. It's like they've always had a tight leash and just don't get it.
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It's always the owners and they're always so stupid to it 😂 does nobody understand how to train a dog jeez
this seems fake...u really need to use treats to create a positive association with people, other dogs, and etc. for the dog, River.
It really annoys me hearing owners tell their pets threemillion times "noooh" sounding like a question.
I say "NO!" one time lound and clear and than move to the next level in the next 3 seconds if that is not respected.
With only saying "Nooooh" over and over again you are teaching your animal that it means absolutely nothing.
this is really sloppy training...Zak George does a better job with his youtube videos than this guy does in his whole tv career.
That family with the border collie has no business putting that dog on a harness. Smh