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It's Me or the Dog UK Season 5 Episode 14
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If your dog does NOT have a solid recall do not let them off the leash it’s literally common sense
Here is the most extremely valuable advice that you will receive if you're struggling with your dog... RUN from positive only trainers like Victoria. Search your most local successful BALANCED dog trainer, instead of the ridiculous "positive only" dog trainers like Victoria and you will be amazed at the results, not like the extremely edited TV program that Victoria has, which is fiction.
“Victoria helped them by doing recall training.” 19:28
@@samwdavis So why are you even here then if you have such a problem with her training lmao
If these people had common sense, Victoria wouldn't have a TV show haha
@@samwdavis What's it like back there in 1980?
Heres a wild idea. If your dogs charge at people, maaaaybe dont have them off leash around people???
I couldn't believe they let them loose outside like that
I never let my dog of the leash innpublic only in the dogg park
Her logic was something else: She only takes them out at 3am, so that it’s too dark to see who else may be out there until it’s too late.
I understand it. They are not great on the lead and she is trying to find ways to exercise them relatively safely, because it makes them more manageable. It's a difficult one when you have a problem dog that, because of the problem, can't even be properly exercised. Not an excuse, just an explanation.
That really made me angry. I mean, clearly they're good people for rescuing these dogs, but after the first time of going after someone, the very obvious answer is to not let them do that ever again. But, in the end, they did a fantastic job and listened to Victoria, so great job! ❤️
I never understood why people think puppies magically grow into good dogs. TRAIN YOUR DOG!!!!
For real. My husband is one of those people. He got a puppy. I was doing my best to train her and give her boundaries, but he would yell at me to leave her alone. Eventually, I quit trying because what was the point of me training her if he wasn’t gonna follow up with it. But once she reached 6 months, he expected her to automatically know right from wrong. I used to tell him, how can you expect her to know if you never bothered to train her. Needless to say, he ended up rehoming her. The guy that took her in has been working with her and she’s now doing amazing. I told him, you’re a horrible pet owner, and you’re not allowed to bring any more animals into the house.
@@confucius2833 glad he’s not allowed any pets, while he may not have had bad intentions, it was a bad outcome. If you ever did decide to get a family dog, I do hope you help teach him the proper way to raise a dog so he can also help with training. He needs to open his mind a bit more to the proper way to handle puppies.
@@confucius2833 it's really sad that his refusal to train the dog made it so you had to rehome her. I hope he learns that it was a him problem and not the dogs fault 😢
@@confucius2833sorry to hear that
All mine did 😂
I noticed a similarity with working with nervous dogs and cats: Don’t get in their personal space too quickly, let them come to you, and reward them for it.
This was one of my favourite episodes. It looked impossible at first. Victoria tackled the problem of fear and misbehavior and sue took Victoria's advice. So proud of Sue and Kylo for winning a ribbon. I wonder how fearful Ren is doing. I hope the best for him. I think he is very handsome with possibilities for a better life with Sue and Victoria's training to help him.
At the end you see all 3 of the dogs side by side having a great time. I'm betting that he is doing just fine.
Why the hell is she letting those dogs off leash when they attack other people. She is one bite away from big trouble!!!
"I'm sorry he's a puppy!" Reall?... If your Dog chases after people, Don't let them off lead unless it is an enclosed secured area.Especially if they do not have good recall.
(Edit) The Further I go in this video the more I see how clueless this owner was. It was maddening. Victoria is a saint.
I do wish these episodes would be longer. I understand you can't show every single moment of training, but a lot of these newer videos make it seem like you try something new and it works INSTANTLY. While positive reinforcement is great, it just doesn't work like that. It takes time and effort and attempts, and I wish we could see more of that.
Done right, you can get results in seconds with dogs. It only takes time and effort to have it stick.
They literally said that they kept up with the training advice for two months to get the results...
@@M077Y that's not the part I'm talking about :) I mean, when Victoria shows them what to do, it seems like the dog just instantly knows what she means. A lot of the older episodes show that it takes a lot more time to even get them to understand what behavior you're trying to make them to.
I just love Victoria ❤️ Before, the episodes were longer and we saw more of the training and the family, so I wish the episodes were longer but not complaining 🌻
A lot of those older ones got taken down, most likely because Discovery+’s parent who ran the American version, put them all on streaming and rescinded the rights to stream them for free.
As for the UK format, which are the current free full episodes, I’m not sure. Perhaps they changed the format of the show to make it shorter and fit in a tighter time slot? Or they have to edit it down to stream for free?
Sue seems like a genuinely good person
I really liked this episode! i feel like the owners now compared to the owners in the videos you guys posted 3 years ago are so much more kind and interested in their dogs!
This is the kind of videos and showed that should be played on repeat on tv screens at every shelter all over the world
@@yasmineabdulwadood3443 especially the training parts cause those r so simple and ppl who come to shelters for a dog can also watch them to know how to train their new puppies if the dogs aren’t trained yet
(Especially those with psychological problems like anxiety or something else)
The transformation in the dogs brought a tear to my eye. I love Victoria's training and I love how committed the owner was. So great to see.
Oh, this one is interesting! Victoria explains every step to the owner of what why and how, since the owner will have to do everything with Victoria's guidance, but alone, since these dogs do not trust anyone else, except their owners, making Victoria unable to really work with these dogs tet-a-tet
The resullt is amazing! You can clearly see, how the owner put a 100% into working with her dogs. It warms my heart ❤She and Victoria did an amazing job!
I’m glad she is taking the initiative to train the dogs and giving it her all.
I like this doggy case. I see a bunch of people with these kinds of reactive dogs. They just dont understand how to set up their fearful dogs for success and building confidence. These kinds of situations vary but are so common and need videos like these
I have one of these. She has been with us for only a few weeks, and Victoria's techniques help us SO MUCH. Our biggest problem? Other owners who are oblivious we are asking them to stay away because we are training a reactive dog and approach anyway.
@@TrulyMadlyShallowly You can get vests that say "nervous" which makes a lot of people back off. We had the same thing happen with our rescue, she's been abused and is extremely scared. On one of our walks, a guy had his giant (and very cute) German Shepherd without leash, and she ran up to my little heeler, and he was all oh it's fine, she won't hurt her, she's friendly. And I had to say my dog will hurt your dog. All of a sudden he was running to get her on a leash. Was so thankful for the training we've done, our rescue just jumped up at me and had her tail tucked and everything, but that could've turned into a dog fight.
@@TheEliKaulitz oh, good one, thanks! Sounds like you have done good so far! Because that's EXACTLY it. "They're fine, they won't do anything." No, but she may go ballistic at your off-leash dog because she is on leash and best case scenario that's my problem to deal with now for the next half an hour. I love owners who keep their dogs away from leashed dogs as a rule because leash reactivity is so common. We train the hell out of her every walk but the help is appreciated.
I used to walk my lunging standard poodle at 5 AM. Low and behold the road was crowded with runners wearing headlamps just like me!!
People need to:
Stop treating their dogs like humans
Start training immediately
Research research research breeds
Keep their untrained dogs on leash at ALL times
Don’t bring extra dogs into the picture. Not a new one. Not a friends. Not a family members.
Get help immediately don’t wait. It’s not gonna just get better on its own.
Victoria is amazing. I have full confidence she can help these doggos 🥰
Any fearful animal could be a bite risk. One of our cats can be very jumpy, so I always keep an eye on him around guests. It's important to create safe, stress-free environments or encounters for pets.
One of the best makeovers in behaviour, especially outdoors. Amazing!
Heartwarming episode! Lovely humans and wonderful dogs 💚💚
Lady I love ur channel, what u have done for hundreds of dogs and their owners is mind boggling to me, sooooo good.
Thank U 4 sharing ur vids to thousands of people and their dogs, creating new levels of happiness. 🥰🥰🥰❤
One of the main lessons from all the dog training videos is that it is all pretty easy, simple stuff to train your dog to behave properly. The biggest part of it is the willingness and/or laziness of the owners ability to stay consistent with the methods and the walks on an ongoing basis.
I really like that you is adding new techniques of dog training.
I use it the techniques that you show on dogs and it works great, thanks Victoria.
Yeah, I used somewhat of her techniques, but sometimes I’ll call one of my young girls just to tell them to “go play” and they happily go back to playing.
A fearful dog doesn't always crower. Some dogs get agressive.
My dog has a hair trigger when scared. He is always watched and most things have been able to desensitize. Can't wait to watch!
It’s amazing to me how people just expect their dogs to grow from puppies to adult well behaved dogs without putting in the work. It’s not just train them to do cute tricks. My older dog I’d 8 in February and I still take opportunities to train him. When we added our new puppy our older one regressed a little for attention, so we made sure to address it right away and have one on one time and training with him so he didnt resent the new puppy. Now they are best buds who play and live together like a pack.
These new episodes thooo 👀❤️ Binge watching!! 🍿
I love this story. Thank you for sharing. Well done to the family!! Hard work pays off and gives you the dogs you knew they could be with you and your beautiful home🥰🥰🥰🙏🥰🥰🥰
i wish these episodes were longer :)
I love watching your channel! hank you!
OMG! That is so dangerous someone could get hurt 😮
Happy Monday Victoria hope you have a great week ❤
Great video!
Happy Monday Victoria
Love you Victoria and your the BEST ❤
These owners are better than most that Victoria helps. They were all in and the work paid off.
can't wait!
So Amazing ! I am in awe ! Such a great outcome ! I knew if anyone could do it, it would be Victoria but I was still surprised ! The transformation of both dogs was incredible !
Oh, dear! Here's what I did recently while fostering a rescue who didn't like his paws touched. You could gradually desensitize him to touching his paws by holding a high-value treat (piece of cooked chicken or healthy dog treat) in one hand, gripping it so he has to nibble at it bit by bit, as you pet his head & down the sides of his neck to his shoulder on one side, then the other, while praising him.
Do that a few times and don't react if _he_ does - just stop, and try again, being very subtle about your touch, so he doesn't think of it as threat, but a relaxing touch.
Do this a few times per day, gradually lowering one hand part-way down one upper leg, resting your hand monentarily, and removing it if he gets anxious.
You can do this when he's relaxed, after he's been walked or played with. You can do it if he's lying next to you on the couch, or the grass.
Make the touch "no big deal," just a soothing touch with no agenda but relaxing with and soothing him. You could gently run your hand down to his "elbow" then trail off.
The idea is to get him used to having his legs and feet touched, by you (and others the household), when he's _not_ at the vet (stressful for many dogs & cats). Play with his toes, running your fingers between his toe pads (my cats like it) - see if he tolerates that. Reward him with treats, "Good boy" and petting on other areas he's cool with.
Last month, I was able to get the foster dog (a sweet, energetic JRT mix) to accept my touch on his legs, and feet, as he worked to eat the treat, bit by bit. I'd do these exercises in brief, *5-minute sessions,* in between having him "break" and catch a stick or roll on the grass for a longer time than the training.
He was letting me run my hand along the outside of his paws the same day (me backing off if he winced/got worried), and the second day, I was able to hold his paw, got him to *shake paw* briefly, without him stressing, and I continued the slow approach with a yummy treat he had to unwittingly work for, until shaking a paw was his response to my outstretched hand and saying "paw," and rewarding him.with a treat and/or praise.
I've seen this method used on a few R+ dog training channels, Victoria and Zak George (YT Channel) do it.
As for clipping your dog's claws, if you have dog nail clippers, you could gradually introduce him to them, again with treats and not trying to use them - just to get him used to the look and sound of them in a non-stressful situation.
You might also give your dog something to calm him ahead of a trip to the vet, like Bach's Rescue Remedy, or CBD oil (research the proper dosage for dogs by size), which has a calming effect, but without any psychoactive THC (the "high") in it - usually made from the hemp plant. Or get an Rx of a relaxant from your vet ahead of the visit.
I wish you well. 🐕
SO EXCITED ❤
Victoria as always knew what to do to help the dogs, but it's always up to the owners to continue. They're left with the resources needed to train their pups. I've watched so many episodes, but this one really struck me. Sue's dedication and love for her boys made it possible for them to make such extraordinary progress!
amazing
Pupper Queen strikes again =) I love Victoria so much... This was a great vid... Happy for those doggo moms
Well done owners ❤❤❤❤
That is so horrible and sad heartbreaking 💔 😢
When my charlie was a pup during any training we had him observe our very obedient 13 yr old female lab. When he was too young for walks when had him in a puppy harness so we can carry him while I walked my lab so he can observe her and had him in the crate to observe meeting people and other dogs inside the house
I like their names
Good intentions - when the hero complex goes wrong - the home is no longer a sanctuary.
Kylo looks like he adores Sue.
Great episode, just wondering about the "back" training. What happened to body blocking and then giving a treat? This method shown in the video works, but I feel like it takes a lot longer and might be more confusing for the dog then just a simple body block and point technique.
Body blocking is great for normal dogs, but when you have fearful and anxious dogs this is much better. This is less aggressive and less confrontational. These are also sight-based dogs so less movement and more brain activity is best. Have the dog work it out themselves and get that brain working.
It depends on the dog and situation. Body blocking with treats is ace with more fear aggressive dogs but the treat is not the point it's the follow through after the block. It's that moment they see that they understand back off and then a "thank you" the treat has to have word too for every command or action you want. Victoria's treats training is great and I learnt that a treat has a lot of words attacthched to it. And no food treat still gets the same result and pat or cuddle or what feels appropriate for all at that time. Learning and understanding each dogs personalities too. I have 5 right now.. and more in the past and I learn so much from each. Plus working in shelters. Having to look out for 100 dogs. You learn about them and they do you. (Volunteers are needed in Mexico)
Thanks to Victoria and maybe one or 2 others have helped me a lot!!!
I would also figure body blocking only works when you’re in an enclosed space. All the training we see in this video is outside the home in big fields. Maybe the home was unavailable or not a good place to train for some reason or another. If Victoria walked right up to Kylo and tried to “body block” in a field he’d run away or around her which is ineffective. I also agree with Eventide in that this could be seen as aggressive by Kylo, especially when they’re in such a big area.
What would be the best way to handle the situation if you were in the runner's shoes?
Stop running so the dog stops chasing and turn your body away from the dog - arms folded, no eye contact or yelling. Hopefully the owner will have caught up & leashed it. Blowing a loud whistle, like the owner had, might startle the dog.
I initially thought it was the jogger who'd blown it, but realised later, it was hers, when she used it training recall.
From my experience, stopping and facing them has stopped them in their tracks. Turning my back or walking/running away made them run after us even more. If you have a hiking stick on walks, that could be useful too to keep them back a bit. They also sell pressurized air repellent spray that could help keep them back if the owner isn't around to take them away. And walking backwards to wherever you're going (car/house) until you're safe.
You need to watch attack dogs
I really hate when dog overs get in their dogs face while the dog actively tries to get away. If you don't like your face being smooshed up; chances are they don't.
I’m glad they got help but this is the perfect example why most well-meaning people are completely unfit to have dogs.
My mum's dog is smart and generally very well-trained... except in one area: he has TERRIBLE recall when outdoors, and routinely bolts out of the house, through any itty-bitty opening he finds even for a split second! He's not super food-motivated and is much more driven by curiosity, people, and socialization, so we've yet to find something that sweetens the deal enough for him to come back for recall when he's broken out like that, because all he wants to do is keep playing/sniffing/investigating.
I want to try this surprise-party technique with him when I next visit, but even in the enclosed backyard he's so familiar with, I've not found any treat or fun thing that he likes more than exploring, and while he loves me and my family, getting scritches or attention from us is still not enough to distract him when he wants to sniff at the flowers. What do you do to train recall for a dog that prefers sniffing and exploring to... pretty much anything?
In this case I'd say get his attention with a sound not used any other time. Can be a sound you make or a clicker or a whistle. Just something that really grabs his attention and is unique. The second he looks your way act as if you've found something exciting and interesting to look at. As you said, he really prefers exploring and sniffing - this way you're utilizing that. If he likes to play/chase, you can also get his attention then start running away. It'll make him want to chase you and play with you. In both cases, once he is nearby that's when you could do the surprise party thing shown here as a reward. Also, obviously build up that attention to the sound first. Whatever sound you choose, start out by making that sound and giving a treat when he looks. This way he knows that sound means a treat. You do this indoors and at any time really.
Could try toy instead of food.
My guy its 83 days befor its starts octobet 18 at 1:00 AM
Can u give me tips bc my dog hazel is a jack Russell mix and she won't go potty outside she always pees and poops on her puppy pads shes not really a bad dog but she dose bite when she gets really really happy and idk what to do lol also she gets on our tables like the dogs in the vid and she eats our food off our plates when we look away and she just doesn't wanna listen when we tell her to stop
I am a dog trainer .
dog treat ball, puzzles toys, all helps.
wow! bravo to this super women! (no i don t talk about victoria here, even victoria is another super women! hihi) big hug
19 more days
What are your thoughts on using a whistle? I've got a neighbour who uses a whistle with his cat and it's honestly the most annoying thing hearing it throughout the day for minutes at a time. Is there anything that can be used instead?
Get a whistle that only dogs can hear. I forgot what they're called.
I love how at the end the dogs are better cuz I was like 🙈 at the beginning but winning a medal at the end was awesome. Good thing Victoria came when she did cuz those dogs were a bite risk and she let the dogs off lead in the wrong places. But so glad it’s better now.
Why does she let them off the leash when they’re like that?
😞 thrown in a river with the litter mates. That's awful. Glad River was saved.
Funny, people get angry with me when I say dogs are scavengers. Victoria just confirmed I'm right.
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i mean their names are kylo and ren soooo
Anyone knows what kind of dog they are ? The race please ? 🙏
No im sorry 🙃❤
They said mix, maybe greyhound and border collie?
Seriously just watch the video.. it's within the first few minutes..
@Lau Ra - There are different *"breeds"* of dogs - not _"races."_
Among people is only the *"human* race." Determining "race" by one's skin colour is a social construct.
@@wholeshebang1 Oh shut up..
Dogs will have bad behavior only depends to the owners also. If we trained and show give time to train them, love and affection they will be a great lovely pets also. Dogs are all man best friends. 😊👍🙏
Damn I'd be pissy too if I was named after Kylo Ren
They’re only out when no one else is around. Cue footage.🤥
Sorry he’s a puppy is not an excuse for bad ownership. I’m sure this isn’t intentional but seriously ladies. Leash. Leash. Leash. Remember, if you have the dog it’s been rescued. It no longer needs rescuing. Let it go so your dog can too. Great great job doing your homework.
What kind of dogs are those
It's mentioned in the first few minutes. Pay attention.
I’m sorry this is why you don’t get littermates is because they’re 10 times harder to train because they’re just so invested in each other specially these dogs if they were adopted right away being puppies I don’t care what anybody has to say littermate syndrome is a real thing and they don’t even have to be from the same litter. They just have to be the same age. Also, when they’re puppies, that’s why she’s like they won’t listen to me they won’t do anything I ask them to. They are very fearful, because littermates can be fearful trying to protect their sibling. Also when the dogs were running after that jogger and her excuses oh they’re puppies sorry they’re puppies that does it matter lady I’m not trying to be mean towards our glad that she reached out for help and God, Victoria but still, if you know your dogs run after runners and people on bicycles, don’t let your dogs off leash until they are fully trained and fully trained with recall. I don’t care if nobody is out at five in the morning owners like that irritate me. Even Victoria hated the idea of her letting the dogs off the leash even at five in the morning.
Tell them no for god sakes. 100% owner negligence
Why weren't muzzles recommended?
Tip: Dont take of the leash of the dogs.
Why not crate them when guests are over?? That's what we do with our reactive dog
That's only dealing with symptoms, but not the underlying condition. Maybe dog feels safe in the crate, but I'd consider myself as a failure in providing my dog with a comfortable and happy life if I'd have to use a crate.
@ A good crate should emulate a den and feels comforting to the dog. Mine goes in his crate by himself. its not treating the underlying issue but its definitely the better option than a bite or having zero social life.
@@GriffinWulf Not treating the underlying issue is never the better option when you could actually treat it. Having to use a crate is just bad. A crate does NOT simulate a den. You can have a dog bed that does that. Not a cage.. Also these are fearful and anxious dogs. Putting them in a crate would only make that worse. Crate training is never good for dogs and never makes for a happy dog. Even the few times Victoria uses a crate it's because the owners prefer it even after her suggesting not to. Victoria then tells them that no matter what the gate does not shut on it.
@@Eventide215 a soft sided crate with a bed inside is much more similar to a den than just a bed on the floor.
I don't understand why a rescue would give big, high energy dogs to a middle aged woman, one dog maybe but two? Make it make sense.
I'm sure this woman had the best of intentions but she should never have been allowed to get into a situation like this to begin with.
Well, she has the space for them and she's a runner. It's not like she sits at home all day not exercising them. Part of what she wanted Victoria to help her with was being able to run with her dogs.
That's literally illegal because it's discrimination. You can't say no to someone because they look a certain way or are a certain age. A shelter has no idea if that woman is a runner, if she'll hire a walker, etc. Your judging ways are absolutely ridiculous.
@@Eventide215 Unfortunately, it is not illegal in the United States (I don't know about the U.K.), although there is a movement to end some of the more egregious bans. Shelters get away with it because they are not public accommodations and are allowed to enforce what are "blanket policies and restrictions." My parents and sister were denied a dog, any dog, from a major shelter in my state because the shelter deemed them "too old," even though they have a sterling record of adopting and caring for shelter dogs. They adopted from another shelter, had that dog until she passed away at 14 and are now the delighted parents of another rescue. Do a search for "dog shelter discrimination" and you'll see how prevalent it is.
@@sister_bertrille911 It is illegal in the US.. A shelter can *try* to get away with it, but you can then go report it and they'll be in trouble. It's also funny how a lot of times people have 3rd party stories to tell. This didn't happen to you, it happened to your sister and parents. So you very likely don't know the full story only what they wanted you to know.
Imagine walking them off leash. Clueless owners!! If you want a nice temperament dog to run with, skip the "virtue" points with the pit mutt "rescues" and get a damn Golden Retriever. Smh. Rescue culture causes so many problems.
The narrator is talking about 2 months as AMAZING. Instead of a positive only trainer like Victoria, they had found a balanced trainer, instead of MONTHS, they would have achieved results in MINUTES. AMAZING??? That's judged by results... and the results of Victoria are very underwhelming when compared to a competent balanced trainer.
Get rid of the dogs why do people put up that behaviour from a animal they should not be in the house .
Why get rid of them? The solution is to train the dogs so their behaviour is acceptable - which is why she reached out to Victoria. Now the dogs are much better behaved, no longer destructive (with physical and verbal boundaries), they have an outlet for their energy without being bothered by other dogs, and their human has the skills and knowledge to keep it up on her own. *Win-win!*
You give up on everything don't you?
Can i just say, i genuinely for the love of God don't understand why people have unstable foreign dogs flown over for adoption when there's thousands of dogs in shelters already that need a loving home?
Right! And how do they know they were even rescued in the first place, likely just a puppy mill pretending to be saving street dogs. 🤷♀️
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