SevenDogSquad someone’s gotta say it

I'm going to keep this! Such a great response to a random guy's question.

Perfect response! That's going in the bank

That's not true you hater it depends on the owner meani

I laughed so hard I almost peed lol

LOL

Lupus ad Dei I loved it. He didn’t miss a beat either.

kind of got the vibe it was more a fuck off were working while being polite. And a lot of people would take it as all rotties bite rather than all dogs bite.I always went out of my way to let people pet mine same with the mastiff mix i have now. Always let kids pet him but teach them to always ask the owner first and be calm.

Not having a bite history doesn't guarantee the dog won't bite if the "right" situation came up so it's the perfect answer to me too.

Me neither I'm near point loma and my dog needs this training!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣he just stared as he walked away. He was like ???what???🙃🙃🙃🙃🙄🙄🙄🙄

YUP

HAHA

Always learn something new

Same.

Thanks for watching Emma!

Thank you!

What weight is your dog please? Any pics please?

@@disco324 He weighs 148 lbs.

Thank you so much Rachel!!

Thanks for watching Danielle!

Thanks Tailor! :)

Thanks so much Heath!

Thanks!

Thank you Laura!

Thanks for watching Ben!

Thanks so much!

Thank you very much Keanu!

Thanks much!

Thanks much!

THANK YOU!!! Much love!

Thank you Morgan

In the states its mostly for show now to make them look tough but it was for when they are used for work it helps keep them from getting caught or hurt uk doesnt do it really anymore now

Rottweilers are WORKING DOGS. For their safety on the job, the tail is docked. You only get 1 chance to dock a tail without a risk of making a super sensitive nub with exposed nerves and that’s as a puppy. That’s before you are 100% certain the pup is going to be working a job their whole life. Beyond a certain point, the spinal cord descends into the tail. Before it you can dock the tail with no risk of discomfort beyond the initial healing. I’ve had a Rottweiler that kept her tail and broke it from normal wear n tear. It can happen in a split second. For the past 5 years of her life I cannot even wash her tail because the slightest touch hurts her so so so bad. I regret not having it docked as a puppy every day since. Your heart is in the right place... But you know nothing

LOL!!!! I can answer that! SO YOU CAN HAVE SOMETHING LEFT ON THE COFFEE TABLES AND END TABLES AT THE END OF THE DAY!!! I have 5 Rotties that live with my family, and all have their tails docked THANK GOD!!! I had a Shepard once and that was bad enough; occasionally would sweep the coffee table clean with one swish of his tail! A Rottie's tail is stouter still, and imagine FIVE!!! You'd be beaten to death! They are a working breed, but more importantly, they take the dew claws when they dock the tails, and WOW does that save the dogs some hassles down the road as well as pain for me! Dew claws are a rough go all the way round, but they usually don't like to take them alone around here without the docking in addition for some reason. For me, I just like the look. Some day I'm going to hook them all up to a specially built cart I'm going to make for them and have them pull it. Swear I am. THEN they'll have a practical purpose for themselves as well.....

lol YESSS

lol, thanks!

YEP!

lol Thanks for watching!

YESSS, Love it, thanks Tricia

Thanks for watching!

Going to try Brittany

@@tomdavisofficial you came to Denver do you still? I live there

Yes, we are restocking!

Hi, usually any problems our dogs are having is caused by lack of direction from us humans, i thought I was a good dog owner and then after 36 years have had massive problems with a chi of mine, Tom made me realise that 1, I had been lucky previously with my dogs and 2 that I was a lot less educated on what I need to do to have a well balanced dog. Keep watching Tom's videos, he has ones to cover many problems. Sounds like your dog has a higher prey drive than some. Good luck.

He just gets so excited and distracted. Even training with food, he is very food driven. But he gets so excited for food that he can not containment himself lol. He's a good pup, just soo hyper. Like a 6 year old with really bad adhd haha. My mother says he's me in a dog. But he's my third, the others were calmer, easier to work with. I just can't seem to keep his attention. Or get it once he's off. And he typically doesn't chase like squirrels, he normally runs up to my neighbors, or dogs. He's very well mannered with both, so I'm not worried about that just need to get it into his head that he needs to listen, and only say hi to everyone when I tell him he can

Gonna try 2020!

He's like: Aaaa ! or leash correction and then sit or heel ;)

ahaha yesss

Cassandra King I have one that just turned a year old. She’s off the wall as well, but I must say she is getting better. You have to work with them a all of the time.

Huskies are a very stubborn breed (only stating in case it's your first time with the breed). Make sure she's getting plenty of exercise. Even near perfect trained huskies will start to not listen if there's a lack of exercise. and just be patient as well as consistent in the training, and work in rewards when doing it correctly. They're very smart and she'll catch on. :P

@@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken I totally agree. Mine is very smart, and very stubborn all at the same time. Completely typical of the breed. Which is why I love her. She's a fun challenge. And very loyal. Need to give them some positives too. 😊

haha better turn those notifications on!

Steve the collar is not spiked and yes harnesses only enable pulling and are bad at correcting.

Ok, great, I figured that was the problem. I need one of those collars, I know you say they aren't spiked, but they have points that can replicate a mother's mouth in the act of correcting bad behavior. I don't know what they are called but I have seen them in the past and we used on when I was a kid for our male Rottweiler who was overly protective of all of us.

As with anything, start with a lure (treat) to their nose. Bring it up to your eyes, and when their eyes hit yours, mark it with "Watch me" or something similar. Reward. Repeat over and over for.. forever. :)

Thank you but I found a video on how to do it

I am back in NY now!

@@tomdavisofficial well, if your clients need unfamiliar dog(s) to practice on, the offer stands

hwinny2 no

Your comments aren’t showing

COUNTRY BREAZE you have described the way my dobie does with rocks. She eats big rocks, we fight with this everyday ugg. I wish I knew the answer of why she eats them.

Thats pica. You may have to give your dog more mental stimulation and physical activity dogs do that type of stuff if theyre bored.

COrrect

Yup

Could you not judge what this woman wants her dog for? Lmao. It’s clear she enjoys them as a family member if she was WILLING enough to get a trainer to correct mistakes