Strays do that playbow with me. 😁

This episode aired in 2008 so they’re probably dead now

Ikr so cute and so good my pup always lays down or sits when he sees another dog on the walk and working on just calmly walking by them

@@RC.- You're such a joy to be around aren't you.

My dog always does this I call it "baked bun". 😅🥯 It's pretty cute.

My dog hates other dogs. She is treated like the queen of the world in my family. No matter how much we try, Braggie will never get along with other dogs. Whenever other peoples dogs get loose she freaks out and tries to attack, making the whole situation worse. She is an absolute angel towards us owners and other guests that are not babies. I just keep her away from as many dogs as possible

@@ariannarodriguez9400 Well, other people should keep their dogs on a leash anyways. When the other people's dogs are on a leash and yours is too, nothing bad can happen, even if one of the dogs does not like other dogs. But if other people let their dogs off leash then it's not your fault if the dogs get in a fight! (Sorry for probably bad English xD)

@@tterexx426 no I understand what you said, your English is perfectly fine! And yeah I always keep mine on leash but my neighbor’s dog got off leash three times while I’m trying to walk her and the owner just looked while I’m struggling over here to lift my baby up above my head while that huge dog (who wants nothing but to play) is clawing all over me trying to get my dog and my dog is scratching my arms. And the owner just stares. That’s what infuriates me the most. That people, despite their dog not being on leash and having problems with other people, just watch their situation and call their dogs from their back porch as if the dog is going to stop and come to the owner. But she moved to another neighborhood so I don’t have to worry about her anymore

@@ariannarodriguez9400 Yeah, I understand! I think it's fine for people to let their dog off-leash in a controlled environment, like a fenced area or when there isn't anyone near except perhaps a dog their dog knows well and both dog owners know they get along. But so many people let their dog off leash even towards strangers. And that can end badly. I wish you and your dog all the best!

It's that we are so used to doing things a certain way. We get set in our ways and it's hard to unlearn and relearn something.

Yup! I used to work under a horse trainer with over 50 years of experience and taught by some of the world’s most renowned trainers. It was absolutely astonishing the way she could come in and in 1 minute get a horse to do something I’d been trying for half an hour. 7 years with her and I was still learning something new every day when I left. It’s the expertise that makes it looks so quick and easy. We as amateurs have to remember our relative inexperience and be patient when we don’t get results so easy.

dogs don't learn in two seconds. victoria just communicates effectively which can iinfluence a dog's behaviour in the moment. changing the habit takes consistent repetition, which is on the owners to do, which is why it is in fact the owners that victoria trains. the dogs are pretty much just there for her to demonstrate what the owners should do.

What my dog taught me is that sometimes she just wants to be left alone and some dogs she just doesn't like.

You should. She behaved badly in a bad situation. Both of you need to grow up.

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I do the same as a human :P

Make sure he is not in pain. Something like joint issues flaring up can cause grumpiness.

My girl(12)👵🏻 has days she simply wants to be left alone in peace, go about her day… so she’ll let em know with a soft 🙅‍♀️🙄😤sort of thing, she just doesn’t have patience for the young jumping folks.. Other days she’ll outrun everyone spreading sunshine joy and magic playing🤦‍♀️😅😁 she has moods like other people too.. i love that about her, she’s real and honest, right in your face 😅😁😁

YES

i've tried so hard to have a sweet and calming voice for my puppy like victoria but i sound like a chimpanzee

@@VerminCrusher3010 wow i didn't think of that you should be president

I have 3 You won’t regret their amazing loveable things that will hold your heart ❤️

Until they pee everywhere, sucks to train them not to but otherwise they are THE BEST

me too i’m getting a shelter dog

@@hasrat1 ooh that’s nice because you get to choose the breed lol

@@hasrat1 aww i love those dogs but my dad wants a bigger dog

Oh boohoo. The little tiny dogs are so scary right?

@@CS-uc2oh My service dog has a job to perform - he doesn't need to deal with this. I don't need the drama either. We were attacked by a vicious dog and It turned our lives upside down. I'm tired of needing to look over my shoulder 24/7 to dodge another attack.

i mean, he is trying at least lol. its gonna be a painful sort of try. but his cultural background is deeply ingrained. im glad to see him attempting a more balanced view.

@@IrishHeart I still don't excuse sexist comments. Even if it IS cultural based 💀

@@KomaedasOneTrueHope not sure what was sexist about it in the first place. how dare he call her a smart woman?

@@IrishHeart he litterally says "For my safety. I need to listen to a WOMEN" he had this kinda "ugh.....I have to listen to a women now...." he didn't call her a smart woman he just seemed burdened by the fact that a woman had to tell him what to do....

@@KomaedasOneTrueHope so,,,,can you not tell it was a joke??

There won't be new episodes. These are all old episode or clips from old episodes. The only new stuff is Victoria reacting to videos from dog owners.

@@kiskillilla223 i mean theyre filming more episodes but they will come out a long time from now so i can’t wait for those

Lol my dog to

Yep

One has nothing to do with the other. You still should have been taking the dog out and letting it socialize. Now you look a fool.

Unless already they have collapsing trachea, collars are fine. They don't sound like they have collapsing trachea, so they're fine.

@@Br0nto5aurus sure they may be fine now but that's how the damage to the trachea takes place to begin with by pulling and straining too hard against a flat collar. Small dogs are at high risk for trachea damage from flat collars and most owners aren't aware of that. So really these two dogs have multiple risk factors going on, 1. They are small dogs 2. They pull a lot 3. Owner is unaware of risk 4. The owner also yanks them around a lot as mentioned by Victoria. That's 4 things working against them and that means that one very mild and quick mistake could easily cause serious damage. All due respect these dogs are at high risk and I feel that it's irresponsible to ignore and keep using the wrong tool especially when there is no downside or large cost working against fixing things. Why needlessly risk a dog's health when changing to the right tool is so easy and inexpensive and in fact more effective?

Small dogs do NOT have breathing issues, they are just more susceptible to them if they pull on a collar, or if you yank their leash around.

@@roxiefrox252 I believe they ment they are more prone to developing breathing issues due to smaller dogs being at a higher risk of trachea damage as well as a disproportionately large amount of small dogs are brachycephalic. I honestly think that's what they were getting at but simply worded it a bit oddly. As for brachycephalic dogs (dogs with very short snouts and flat faces which are prone to a spectrum of serious breathing issues ranging from extremely problematic and outright deadly to more mild cases) there are a few larger brachycephalic dogs (boxer, chow chow, bull dogs) but overall the overwhelming majority happen to be small dogs, for example, pugs, french bulldogs, caviler king Charles spaniels, Boston terriers, Chihuahuas (especially apple headed Chihuahuas), Shihtzus, pekingese, affenpinschers, Lhasa apsos, Brussels griffons, Pomeranians, etc etc. All of these breeds are at a higher risk of developing many different breathing issues due to their bone structure as well as their soft tissue structure. Many end up having to have part of their soft palate removed because it's elongated and encroaching on their airway or even have their nostrils enlarged to improve airflow etc. They sadly have many issues due to how we breed them to look a certain way even though it causes them to suffer. Also as you correctly pointed out smaller dogs are naturally more prone to trachea damage simple due to size and pulling (either by the dog or the handler). Cheers :)

@@avivamae5171 i agree. i still wonder why people bred so many dogs to be brachycephalic just because they thought it was cute

I have my dog, walked 2-3 times. Daily. Morning and dinner, and it’s a super long walk. And my sisters run after her all day, and she still has energy. No matter what we do

You kinda need to specify what you need training on. Dog owners usually have hundreds of tips but no one knows what tips you want.

Buy a cat

@@Ryanrulesok 💀🤚

I say, watch all of Victoria's videos. She has trained every dog with every problem (probably)

@@Ryanrulesok You can train a cat, too, even teach them tricks. My cat just learned "high five"😺✋

Exactly 👍

It’s also possible that this is just a misunderstanding due to the fact that he speaks English as a second language. When he said that I took it as “I have to listen to THE woman now.” As in Victoria, not women in general. I’ve seen lots of misunderstandings due to language barriers like his, where he can express himself well but not always as specifically or intuitively as someone who speaks English as a first language, so I like to give the benefit of the doubt until I know the intent. I work with many ESL students as a professor and in other areas, and I’ve found this is very common.

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Lol. You'll figure it out. 🙂 Good luck!

If a small dog like Beanie is barking to the wrong dog she is gone. I can understand the owners to have the need of change. Of course some owners make mistakes. Without this show wouldn't exist.

That’s not a minor issue, these dogs were at very high risk of starting an attack and/or being attacked. That sounds like a “real problem” to me.

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Huh?

@@wholeshebang1 My dog Will run into stuff if she Touch's water

O MI GOOOOOOOD

Your oc soooooo CUTE

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