Our 2nd Lab is now 12 months old. Up until he was 6 months old he was fine being left alone, then my son his wife and 2 kids came to stay for a fortnight. After they left he changed into a different dog, he would chew everything, dig holes and basically destroy everything in sight. He is also the first male we’ve had and it’s like we’ve never owned a dog before .
You are the bomb! I love your trainings! Ty so much. I have a rescue labradane with a scar around his neck from previous owners. Your techniques work. We are the ones that have to be trained 😂
I know that most people can't do this but when I got my Lab I took three months off work. That gave me the luxury of teaching my Lab to slowly learn being home alone and he never destroyed a thing in my home.
Me too, he has the run of the house except bathrooms he can see out of the window and he’ll snooze on his part of the sofa I’m not allowed on his part and he’s not allowed in mine or another place he chooses. He had a lot of change in early life before us. He gets a pat on the head before I leave he’s calm & understands.
I just rescued a 6 month old with severe separation anxiety. Over the past month I have hired dog sitter, when I left him in crate a little while at a time he was fine as long as he can see a human, then I was gone over an hour and he pooped in it, tore up his bed, he has a melt down if he can’t see a human. HELP, I’m the 4th owner and will not give up on him. Thank you
I don't have a dog yet, but I want to have one. I don't see myself to not let the dog stay on the sofa with me and ignoring him. I will love him like my child. So when this loving moments and cuddles are good and appropriate for the dog to have?
How we explain this for the childrens, because I understand this, but can I train my 4 years old child to not jump on the dog because she would be so happy to see the dog?
Our 2nd Lab is now 12 months old. Up until he was 6 months old he was fine being left alone, then my son his wife and 2 kids came to stay for a fortnight. After they left he changed into a different dog, he would chew everything, dig holes and basically destroy everything in sight. He is also the first male we’ve had and it’s like we’ve never owned a dog before .
You are the bomb! I love your trainings! Ty so much. I have a rescue labradane with a scar around his neck from previous owners. Your techniques work. We are the ones that have to be trained 😂
Me and my wife are planning to get our first Lab, and these videos are gems, thanks for this content. Love these easy to watch videos.
I lovemy brothers old 11 year old black lab. I hear girls are easier. Also love my Golden.
I know that most people can't do this but when I got my Lab I took three months off work. That gave me the luxury of teaching my Lab to slowly learn being home alone and he never destroyed a thing in my home.
Me too, he has the run of the house except bathrooms he can see out of the window and he’ll snooze on his part of the sofa I’m not allowed on his part and he’s not allowed in mine or another place he chooses. He had a lot of change in early life before us. He gets a pat on the head before I leave he’s calm & understands.
GOOD ADVICE! Hope to see your channel grow more ! Keep it up !
I just love this for my brothers 11 uear old staying with me now...and my 2 year old Golden Retreiver. Carry on!
Just got my first lab yesterday and this is amazing advice!!
Me & Eddie Hall both love our Labs!!
I just rescued a 6 month old with severe separation anxiety. Over the past month I have hired dog sitter, when I left him in crate a little while at a time he was fine as long as he can see a human, then I was gone over an hour and he pooped in it, tore up his bed, he has a melt down if he can’t see a human. HELP, I’m the 4th owner and will not give up on him. Thank you
I don't have a dog yet, but I want to have one. I don't see myself to not let the dog stay on the sofa with me and ignoring him. I will love him like my child. So when this loving moments and cuddles are good and appropriate for the dog to have?
How we explain this for the childrens, because I understand this, but can I train my 4 years old child to not jump on the dog because she would be so happy to see the dog?
How long is acceptable for a puppy/dog to be left in their crate when leaving the house please?
My brothers 11 year old black lab of course
What is this frozen hammer?
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