For all his training, he was given the bowl about 30 minutes later. He nibbled at it for a while, the went to sleep for the rest of the day. I put it back up on the shelf or else his sister would have emptied the thing.
@@hughofIreland Probably tempted by (their stronger sense) of smell as we are like baked goods or coffee in the air. A taste may be enough - or just put it away and take out of sight and possibly scent and take the poor pooch out or his misery :). I suspect they will find, though it is plain normal variation I suspect, that dogs too have taste and meal variation preferences. And some remain Oscar worthy.
@@jiffjiffernson7292 It turns out that his daily demand has nothing to do with eating; it’s all about dominance. If I put the bowl down, he’ll just sniff it and walk away. I can put identical food into a third bowl and place it in the eating rack; he’ll ignore it and try and get me to give him the covered bowls.
My Mom locked herself out of the house one day having left her dinner on the coffee table. A cousin drove her to my office to borrow my keys and when she got home an hour later my German shepherd was standing by the coffee table and hadn't touched the dinner: steak, potatoes, and green beans. Mom knew what a good boy he had been and she rewarded him with her meal, helping herself to a PBJ instead. That was one smart dog to pay that dumb.
My 1st Dog and rescue she was a German Shepherd and she stole a friend’s last couple of slices of pizza when she went to the loo, she was gone 2 minutes at most all was silent and the pizza box was still intact and on the coffee table and she opened the lid and the pizza was gone, and not a scrap of evidence, a Girlfriend was staying at mine minding her when I was in another state Stage managing a show for 3 weeks, and she had a mate of mine around and she cooked a roast lamb , she had left it on the bench overnight as it was winter and in the morning there was no sign that the roast lamb ever existed just an empty and clean oven tray on the bench😂. My next German Shepherd she stole a cooked sausage that was sitting on an open oven door on the tray, while my mate and I were standing there talking, she waited until we were distracted and then she looked like Groucho Marx with a cigar hanging out of her mouth, it was pretty funny the sneaky bugger. 😂
@@Sweetlyfe My first Norwegian Elkhound was sittingat one end of the sofa, and a friend was sitting in thr middle, helping himself to a dlice of pizza from the coffee table. Just as he lifted the piza toward his mouth, there was a flash of silver and black (elkhound breed standard colors) anf the dog was at the other end of the sofa licking her lips, not a crumb of pizza left. and my friend's hand was in position to continue the bite of pizza. From that time on, Grey was _The Flying Pizza Dog_
@@Sweetlyfe😂 I'm remembering my old Bullmastiff American bulldog X Earl. Best boi ever. We'd left two NY strips on the counter getting to room temp to cook. Thought they were away from the edge, but opened the kitchen door just in time to see Earl's flews slurping the last one down. 😅 The guilt on his face was funny and awful, poor guy. He was an angel and, looking back, there weren't enough great big steaks in his life. Tho I've been veggie for years now, hey. Those big pups have a design flaw in their too brief lifespans. Here's to our beautiful friends across 🌈 Bridge. We'll see them again one day. ☺️🙏🐾
I remember our wolfhound used to sit next to the cooker with his eyes firmly fixed on the hob, watching my mother cooking. The dog infinitely preferred my mother’s cooking to his doggy menu. Happy times.
@@executioner_ecgbert884 I suppose it’s true, but Irish Wolfhounds are programmed to please, so if there’s a behavior that you don’t like it’s relatively easy to erase. The only caveat is that the first year or so is pretty critical. Habits are hard to fix. One example is that the dogs aren’t allowed to wake me at night-unless it’s a real emergency. Other than getting mad and the mirroring what they do (go from zero to sixty and rapidly back to zero), they all learned not to do it. It’s funny. They’ll stand and stare at me sleeping for an hour if needed, gently nudging in, breathing on me and backing away. It’s quite stunning how gentle they can be.
This morning I had my mastiff sitting and barking at a boiled egg. I gave her three eggs but wanted to save one for later. She didn't want to save one for later and sat and barked at it.
Well, my little Australian terrier would place her small paw in her bowl and send the bowl across the room with the demanding look of Feed Me…Now. This family has two very polite dogs.
This is too cute. The irish wolfhounds are in a class by themselves. Bu is telling dad that the food bowls are ready but will not make a move to take it. I love his expression of patience and long suffering eyes. Your a good dog dad and Bu and his sister are both beautiful representatives of their breed. Just 1 question. how dif you teach them NOT TO COUNTER SURF! Asking for a friend!
Am I missing something? With all respect hughmcmanus It seems a bit much to expect a dog to be inches away from his food, (on the warm stove where the smells would be even greater) and expect they wouldn't be aching to have it. Bu, the Irish Wolfhound deserves an award for patience with that
Hahaha… I have one of these forever hungry little blighters at home. The moment I walk into the kitchen I hear the pitter patter of tiny feet and then comes a large swaying frame of an obese cat that is too large for the kitty door. He does not get food in between meals, but being a cat it is possible I am not the only one feeding him.
My clever labradoodle has trained her dim human. She rides shotgun around town, and after a lot of patient work she trained me to pet her when the waves her right forepaw (initially thought it meant "hold my paw" but after a lot of pitying looks I got past that). Next step was easier: lifting her left forepaw and pointing the elbow at means "rub my tummy". When I get it right my reward is a careful cleaning of the back of my hand, with special attention to any healing cuts I may have.
😀😄😅🤣 My dogs does the same. They are smart little -- in your case are BIG guys. I try to take them out on a walk or a hike, walk around while I do my garden, gave them cooked cabbages and carrots -- little quantities of it 2 times a day , just to let them feel they are eating, and on my end, hopefully they won't get fatter. You have 2 wonderful dogs!🙃🙂
I kind of want to remove the hair that is in front of his eyes. Although these hair add to his cuteness, aren't they kind of not so good for his vision?
I saw the name Bu on the thumbnail/description and the name caught my attention, as I was thinking that maybe it was from the periodic table of elements -- Bu (Butlerovium) I have an eight year old Golden Retriever I named AU, AU, sounds a little like 'hey you', and that is what most people hear, when I tell them his name, but on the periodic table of elements, the name for gold is Au : ) When I tell folks that, they love it, given AU is a golden. And upon a few rare occasions I didn't even have to explain it...I've had a couple of guys who were into 'gold' via panning for it or metal detectors and one guy was a science teacher...lol. Anyway, again your dog's name caught my attention as 2-letter names are not common for pets. And my first reaction was Bu might be an element but also pronounced like I do with my own dog...in which case Bu would sound like 'Be you' rather than boo : )
The whole "dog training a human" thing would be way more believable if the dog didnt keep its collar on (especially *indoors)* So, the slave training the master? Yeah not really. LOL
Yes. They get a meal in the morning and another around 6 pm or so. Bu goes through this routine every morning. There is usually some breakfast left in the bowl. He sometimes requests dinner during breakfast. Typically, when he’s given the bowl, he’ll sniff it, maybe take a few nibbles and then walk away and sleep. He likes to be the boss.
Clearly u cant leave anything out on the counters with canine heads at that height. Once i left a big frozen corned beef roast on the back of the counter and went to work, leaving my doberman to guard it. as it thawed, she began to smell it, she then ATE the half frozen roast, then looked guilty when i came home, i put her out to go potty and she promptly threw up the WHOLE BLOODY THING on the lawn! well later SHE had it for dinner (I didnt touch it i was so mad and disgusted that she WASTED a whole roast!) and we had soup. drat!
That's just cruel to have his tea sitting on the stove! JUST 5 hours to wait! Thank goodness he hasn't worked out how to use the phone or he would be calling the animal cruelty people 😅😅😅 poor pup
Why don't you put the food where they can't smell it ? YOU can eat whenever you want...they can only eat at your whim. At least if they couldn't smell it, they might be able to think of something else....unless you're tormenting them for OUR amusement.....
Poor Bu. So patient. He will soon have you trained dad
For all his training, he was given the bowl about 30 minutes later. He nibbled at it for a while, the went to sleep for the rest of the day. I put it back up on the shelf or else his sister would have emptied the thing.
@@hughofIreland Probably tempted by (their stronger sense) of smell as we are like baked goods or coffee in the air. A taste may be enough - or just put it away and take out of sight and possibly scent and take the poor pooch out or his misery :). I suspect they will find, though it is plain normal variation I suspect, that dogs too have taste and meal variation preferences. And some remain Oscar worthy.
@@jiffjiffernson7292 It turns out that his daily demand has nothing to do with eating; it’s all about dominance. If I put the bowl down, he’ll just sniff it and walk away. I can put identical food into a third bowl and place it in the eating rack; he’ll ignore it and try and get me to give him the covered bowls.
I don't know why this was in my recommended, but I'm so glad it was! That was very cute!
They're both beautiful hounds.
My Mom locked herself out of the house one day having left her dinner on the coffee table.
A cousin drove her to my office to borrow my keys and when she got home an hour later my German shepherd was standing by the coffee table and hadn't touched the dinner: steak, potatoes, and green beans.
Mom knew what a good boy he had been and she rewarded him with her meal, helping herself to a PBJ instead.
That was one smart dog to pay that dumb.
My 1st Dog and rescue she was a German Shepherd and she stole a friend’s last couple of slices of pizza when she went to the loo, she was gone 2 minutes at most all was silent and the pizza box was still intact and on the coffee table and she opened the lid and the pizza was gone, and not a scrap of evidence, a Girlfriend was staying at mine minding her when I was in another state Stage managing a show for 3 weeks, and she had a mate of mine around and she cooked a roast lamb , she had left it on the bench overnight as it was winter and in the morning there was no sign that the roast lamb ever existed just an empty and clean oven tray on the bench😂. My next German Shepherd she stole a cooked sausage that was sitting on an open oven door on the tray, while my mate and I were standing there talking, she waited until we were distracted and then she looked like Groucho Marx with a cigar hanging out of her mouth, it was pretty funny the sneaky bugger. 😂
@@Sweetlyfe My first Norwegian Elkhound was sittingat one end of the sofa, and a friend was sitting in thr middle, helping himself to a dlice of pizza from the coffee table. Just as he lifted the piza toward his mouth, there was a flash of silver and black (elkhound breed standard colors) anf the dog was at the other end of the sofa licking her lips, not a crumb of pizza left. and my friend's hand was in position to continue the bite of pizza.
From that time on, Grey was _The Flying Pizza Dog_
@@Sweetlyfe😂
I'm remembering my old Bullmastiff American bulldog X Earl. Best boi ever. We'd left two NY strips on the counter getting to room temp to cook. Thought they were away from the edge, but opened the kitchen door just in time to see Earl's flews slurping the last one down. 😅
The guilt on his face was funny and awful, poor guy.
He was an angel and, looking back, there weren't enough great big steaks in his life.
Tho I've been veggie for years now, hey. Those big pups have a design flaw in their too brief lifespans.
Here's to our beautiful friends across 🌈 Bridge. We'll see them again one day.
☺️🙏🐾
He was guarding his Mammy's din dins. 🦋 T x
Yep. Barf was smart enough to know when to play dumb.@@tericarson3468
I remember our wolfhound used to sit next to the cooker with his eyes firmly fixed on the hob, watching my mother cooking. The dog infinitely preferred my mother’s cooking to his doggy menu. Happy times.
Your dogs are just beautiful. Admire this breed so much. So well behaved and sweet. Glad to have stumbled upon your channel.
Thanks!
@@hughofIreland yep.
I imagine one that wasn't trained properly is pretty scary. Dam, they're huge
@@executioner_ecgbert884 I suppose it’s true, but Irish Wolfhounds are programmed to please, so if there’s a behavior that you don’t like it’s relatively easy to erase. The only caveat is that the first year or so is pretty critical. Habits are hard to fix.
One example is that the dogs aren’t allowed to wake me at night-unless it’s a real emergency. Other than getting mad and the mirroring what they do (go from zero to sixty and rapidly back to zero), they all learned not to do it. It’s funny. They’ll stand and stare at me sleeping for an hour if needed, gently nudging in, breathing on me and backing away. It’s quite stunning how gentle they can be.
This morning I had my mastiff sitting and barking at a boiled egg. I gave her three eggs but wanted to save one for later. She didn't want to save one for later and sat and barked at it.
I love these dogs. They seem so graceful and gentle.
These dogs.. God, they're so majestic looking. Very beautiful. Probably my favorite breed ever.
They just had a bath, so they’re now all fluffy!
Bu is beautiful.
Aww such sweet, NEEDY puppies!
It always makes me appreciate the intelligence of animals that they can communicate so well and imply so much without any words at all.
good god they are beautiful man, congratulations
Thanks!
Lovely dogs you can tell they're very intelligent and a little bit mischievous haha
Bu has the heart of this pet nanny!
Nice to see wheaten Wolfhounds, they are very beautiful dogs, mind you, we are biased as we also had a pair of wheaten Wollies for about 12 years.
I grew up with dogs
Since childhood.
Well, my little Australian terrier would place her small paw in her bowl and send the bowl across the room with the demanding look of Feed Me…Now. This family has two very polite dogs.
Bu trying to convince you that he's going to die of starvation if he's not fed RIGHT NOW. He's going to have to work on his acting skills there.
He is so adorable.
Looking at the furnitures too
And the dogs.
"You're a Rascal!" 😂😂😂 T x
I love this breed very much. Actual horse dogs.
My Bichon does exactly the same thing but the expression resembles more of a glower! ❤ XXX
I love Irish Wolfhounds. Adorable.❤
Oh my this just rolled by on my feed. 😂❤ Subscribed with IW love.
Irish wolfhounds are so awesome! One day I will have 1
Bu's a growing boy. He needs his grub.
Clever, dog 😊
They are so sweet! I love big dogs so much! The bigger they are the better they cuddle!
I LOVE Irish wolfhounds!❤🎉
The Force is Strong with this one it is.
Wonderful dogs!
I do love this breed
They are gorgeous
Good job
I have separate respect for those people who have their dogs trained, that's shows responsibility and maturity, keep it up 👍
Thanks! Dogs love structure.
Funny beautiful big doggies ❤😂😊
Great dogs :)
I’m considering a giant breed and always loved Irish Wolf Hounds. Such sweet dogs.
Adorable 🥰
Omfg, I love them 😍
So sweet! Also, great dog dad
Bu ❤
He’s so tall😭🤣
This is too cute. The irish wolfhounds are in a class by themselves. Bu is telling dad that the food bowls are ready but will not make a move to take it.
I love his expression of patience and long suffering eyes.
Your a good dog dad and Bu and his sister are both beautiful representatives of their breed. Just 1 question. how dif you teach them NOT TO COUNTER SURF!
Asking for a friend!
Love the other wolfhound too!
Aww…sweet darlin’.
Am I missing something? With all respect hughmcmanus It seems a bit much to expect a dog to be inches away from his food, (on the warm stove where the smells would be even greater) and expect they wouldn't be aching to have it. Bu, the Irish Wolfhound deserves an award for patience with that
Bu is so cool and cute!
He's trying to train you. He can't wait 5 hours doesn't care he just had breakfast. Lol
I just love these dogs, Long past owning one but think they're stunning
"FIVE HOURS?! I'll die!!!! I'll starve! I'll shrink down to nothing! I AM HUNGRY! Look how big I am, I'm ALWAYS hungry!"
It's the Skyrim dog breed! 😆
We just lost our Irish wolfhound rescue after 15 years. He had a human soul❤😢
I’m sorry to hear that news; it’s always tough.
Hahaha… I have one of these forever hungry little blighters at home. The moment I walk into the kitchen I hear the pitter patter of tiny feet and then comes a large swaying frame of an obese cat that is too large for the kitty door. He does not get food in between meals, but being a cat it is possible I am not the only one feeding him.
My clever labradoodle has trained her dim human. She rides shotgun around town, and after a lot of patient work she trained me to pet her when the waves her right forepaw (initially thought it meant "hold my paw" but after a lot of pitying looks I got past that). Next step was easier: lifting her left forepaw and pointing the elbow at means "rub my tummy". When I get it right my reward is a careful cleaning of the back of my hand, with special attention to any healing cuts I may have.
Hahaha! My Airedale does the same thing. She won’t take it but she makes sure that I know that she knows there’s food!
Ahh, my boy does this too, but thank dog he's a corgi. He's not as much a realistic threat to food on the stovetop.
He’s vertically challenged. 🐶
😀😄😅🤣 My dogs does the same. They are smart little -- in your case are BIG guys. I try to take them out on a walk or a hike, walk around while I do my garden, gave them cooked cabbages and carrots -- little quantities of it 2 times a day , just to let them feel they are eating, and on my end, hopefully they won't get fatter. You have 2 wonderful dogs!🙃🙂
Every cat or dog I've ever had has tried to train me.
Awesome dogs. Take those wingnuts on an adventure!
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It must be torture for these lovelies to smell the food and not getting any.
Humans would be hungry, too, smelling something cooking.
Glad I don’t have to pick up their 💩
5 hours, thats 35 hours in dog hours!
I kind of want to remove the hair that is in front of his eyes. Although these hair add to his cuteness, aren't they kind of not so good for his vision?
If you brush them back so the “furnishings” are flat on his skull, he’ll shake his head to get them back in place.
@@hughofIreland He knows how to make himself look stylish.
@@ShuCarolina
They maybe also filter dust etc from his eyes.
I saw the name Bu on the thumbnail/description and the name caught my attention, as I was thinking that maybe it was from the periodic table of elements -- Bu (Butlerovium)
I have an eight year old Golden Retriever I named AU, AU, sounds a little like 'hey you', and that is what most people hear, when I tell them his name, but on the periodic table of elements, the name for gold is Au : )
When I tell folks that, they love it, given AU is a golden. And upon a few rare occasions I didn't even have to explain it...I've had a couple of guys who were into 'gold' via panning for it or metal detectors and one guy was a science teacher...lol.
Anyway, again your dog's name caught my attention as 2-letter names are not common for pets. And my first reaction was Bu might be an element but also pronounced like I do with my own dog...in which case Bu would sound like 'Be you' rather than boo : )
I own english mastiffs. I call dogs like them heartbreak dogs. They never live as long as you would like. Seen a few 6 yr olds move on. far too soon
It’s sad; they die too young and as they hit their prime.
Oh, Bu knows the word Turkey. She is beautiful 💛. Any chance of a puppy posted to Australia?
You’ll have to speak with the breeder who lives in Yosemite, California!
Humans are funny. They say "We get your food soon", meaning after 5 hours..
The whole "dog training a human" thing would be way more believable if the dog didnt keep its collar on (especially *indoors)*
So, the slave training the master? Yeah not really.
LOL
Do they get fed twice per day and this is an extra mid day request ??
Yes. They get a meal in the morning and another around 6 pm or so. Bu goes through this routine every morning. There is usually some breakfast left in the bowl. He sometimes requests dinner during breakfast. Typically, when he’s given the bowl, he’ll sniff it, maybe take a few nibbles and then walk away and sleep. He likes to be the boss.
Clearly u cant leave anything out on the counters with canine heads at that height. Once i left a big frozen corned beef roast on the back of the counter and went to work, leaving my doberman to guard it. as it thawed, she began to smell it, she then ATE the half frozen roast, then looked guilty when i came home, i put her out to go potty and she promptly threw up the WHOLE BLOODY THING on the lawn! well later SHE had it for dinner (I didnt touch it i was so mad and disgusted that she WASTED a whole roast!) and we had soup. drat!
Maybe you should get some bigger dogs 😆 Those to are absolutely beautiful though ❣️
Stop tormenting the poor fella and put it in the pantry then take him for a walk!
had Irish 🐺 Hound Great Dane Mix Thoratio Barnabas McVroon ☯️🦩
Im curious… Did he wait for the five hours, or what? 😃
He got the bowl about 30 minutes later, sniffed it and went to sleep. With Bu, it has little to do with food; it’s more of a power play.
That's just cruel to have his tea sitting on the stove! JUST 5 hours to wait! Thank goodness he hasn't worked out how to use the phone or he would be calling the animal cruelty people 😅😅😅 poor pup
Works with dogs, don ´t try with cats
Vamosprottege
You're selling what now?
Dacomida
WTF?
Why don't you put the food where they can't smell it ? YOU can eat whenever you want...they can only eat at your whim. At least if they couldn't smell it, they might be able to think of something else....unless you're tormenting them for OUR amusement.....
Why torment the dog by leaving the food out in front of the dog
Just give the food to the animals
They’d eat all day; gain an unhealthy amount of weight and die young.
Oh for crying out loud! Either put the food away or feed the dog. Teasing them is not productive.
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