Sherlock gives me extreme puppy fever!! We're waiting a little while to get a Cavalier so our kids can be a little older. But every new video featuring this good boy makes it harder to wait!

Sherlock is so smart!

He's such a beautiful boy well done x

Good boy Sherlock!❤❤❤

Beside being so darn cute, Sherlock seems like such a smart little guy!

Nuestro Sherlock es muy listo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻me encantan tus vídeos 😘😘

Sherlock is such a happy little puppy and so eager to please you. Such a clever little boy and I just love seeing the loving bond you both have for each other in all the videos you are posting. ❤

Like I said Cavaliers are brilliant and easy to train 🐶👍🏻🥰❤️🙏 SHERLOCK IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE ❤🌈🫶💋🐶🙏

Sherlock is so smart. Good job - keep it up ❤

He’s a smart boy as well as being cute! This speech pathologist appreciates the use of key phrases for training, never thought of using Cheerios - I should’ve - their great for use with human babies too! Low sugar, fat free, etc 😊

When I saw him ‘hurry up’ on the deck in an earlier video and you praised him for a good ‘hurry up’ I just knew you were going to correct this behavior later. I like seeing how you incrementally train him on important habits. He was adorable coming in the doggie door.

2:06 - Please tell me you're going to keep that boy!

Sherlock is so intelligent. What a wonderful puppy. ❤

I love your videos. I have a 14 week old cavalier and watching your training sessions with Sherlock gives me inspiration for success.

It won’t take long for Sherlock to learn all the new vocabulary! What a cutie!!!

What a little 🌟

Hi Charlie.. We can't get over how great Sherlock is doing.. Proud of him.. We have been wondering if you all are going to keep Sherlock?? Have a great and wonderful weekend..

He is a love ❤

Training--my favorite topic!! Puppies can (and should) start learning manners (like going to the bathroom outside, walking nicely on a leash, going into a crate, sit, etc.) when they are very young--as young as 6 to 8 weeks of age. My one word about what I saw Charlie doing is that some dogs (obviously not all--Sherlock had absolutely no problem), if you talk to the puppy while they're peeing or pooping outside, that may interrupt them and make them come running toward you. So if your puppy (or adult dog) does that, just wait until after they've finished peeing or pooping to tell them how wonderful they are. If you wish to provide them a treat after they are finished, by all means do so. Just make sure they actually "go" before giving up the treat (some will "assume the position" but not actually do anything and then come running for their treat!!). But Sherlock had no problems, so it's perfectly grand to tell him how great he is while he's still going. Remember, if you're dealing with a young puppy, they have the attention span of a gnat, so any and all training sessions should be quite short (depending on the puppy and the age, as short as a minute) and you can intersperse play between "lessons". All training should be done using positive methods (as Charlie is doing here). There's NEVER any need to use "punishment" (like choke chains, prong collars, electric collars, etc.).

I wish we shared the same weather in uk as you have over there!

Ciao Charlie, Annarita dall'Italia, e da un po' che non ci sentiamo!🤷Ho avuto una settimana molto impegnativa🥴🙃!Sai che sto acquistando un' auto nuova?😊Speriamo tutto ok 🤷Volevo dirti che sei il numero uno degli allevatori🤴! Ciao Sherlock, ciao Apple ciao a tutti!Ciao Katie 😊