Comments on: Video Reveals: #1 Mistake To NEVER Make If You Want Your Dog To Come When You Call

By: Julie

Julie — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 10:39:52 +0000

Hello Chet

I lost the point as the vidoe kept stopping

at 1 1/2 minutes (Inclding pauses) I had used up all my air time for the day.
The first video (about feeding) went faster and That used up air time for the week. (:- ( )

TEXT works so much better for me

Thanks tho.

By: Carolyn

Carolyn — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:46:12 +0000

My vet suggested feeding them some pineapple with their food. It doesn’t taste good to them the second time. Something in the enzymes?

By: nikki

nikki — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:39:01 +0000

Thanks for sharing this video.I have 2 lab-husky mix pups.They both are sisters and are 8 months old.The husky pup is very exited all the time,pulls the chain,jumps at other dogs and pups and is the leader.She will not listen no matter you lure her with treats or anything else.She will even not eat her dog food and will eat only what we are eating.We stopped giving her food for a day just to see if she eats her own food but she did not eat at all.We take both of them regularly to the park and play with them and love them a lot but she runs away at the sightest opportunity she gets and takes the other one along with her.Its not that she is not happy but its like a game for her like catch me if u can..but this can be dangerous as the other day she ran away and we found her on the highway.please help

By: sue nevrincean

sue nevrincean — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 00:54:11 +0000

thank you for the tips I wish i got them sooner. I do love the way you teach…I have 1 yrs golden that is very aphla and not afraid of anything. He is from a field line..Once he is in the woods and on a scent –he is gone..I have tried steak in my pocket but lost him 2x I will keep trying your method but i think it is too late I think i have lost this dog to the other side…..he will not listen to anything– even tho he is very smart. it makes me sad that is a lost cause….and i have tried everything

By: Sun

Sun — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:58:02 +0000

Hey thanks so much for the video. I have two puppies. They are a month and a half years old. I am so struggling potty training them. I even bought dog litter and put it in a box but when i put them in there to go potty all they do is play in it. They will pee and poop in my bedroom living room and kitchen but not in the box. I leave them on the patio most the day with their food and their favorite chair cushion. They are quite happy but i want them inside the house i want to leave them inside even when i go out during the day but they poop and pee everywhere. Not just that they get all dirty from playing outside. I bring them inside around 4 in the afternoon. I play with them most the day outside on the patio though except certain days not as much. Last night i had them in my bed but was worried they were gonna pee on it. They didnt though and i felt so happy. I love them so much but I wish they would only go potty in one spot. They dont understand anything i say. When i say no to something they will stop doing in for like 5 minutes and before i know it they are back on it. Maybe they are too little but i just want them to be happy and give them all the comfort possible without any mess. My husband gets upset with me when they make a mess inside the house thats one of the main reasons i get sad with the babies.

By: Julie Tate

Julie Tate — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 11:36:14 +0000

Chet,

I am an American living and working in rural Kenya. I have a 9 month old female German Shepherd (as well as a 3 year old male) who seems exceptionally smart. Even as a puppy she would almost never defecate in the house; she always wanted to go outside and do it. She learns and trains quickly, she is fiercely protective of me (a good thing living where we do), and she loves cheese I have a problem, however. She is very prey driven, and she will chase and kill any animal that moves – a kitten, a sheep, whatever. Once she has spotted the animal, she simply doesn’t hear me. I’ve tried not to yell at her, etc. (my 3 year old male come every time I call him, and so did another female I had previously) but Annie just seems, well, stubborn. I know the problem must be me. Is there hope of breaking her of this behavior with your method?

Thanks,
Julie

By: Linda

Linda — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:28:49 +0000

I have a rescued lab about 18 months old. She is a chewer, i.e., shoes, chairs, pillows, tools, plastic flower pots, etc. You name it, she may chew it. Inside or outside, she chews things up. The last thing was the arms to my rocker. I am always afraid to leave her because of this, however, she does it while I am home, too. How do I stop this?

By: danielle patrick

danielle patrick — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 02:56:02 +0000

mChet,
We bought our 4 year old a 9 week old Chihuahua with much hesitation because of there high energy spirit and long work hours. After three weeks of patience I started searching for help. I saw your video with Bauer as a pup and went right out and bought some liver treats and a clicker and within a hour a has sitting when I asked. Its kinda cute cause I keep the clicker near me at all times and if I grab it, he will immediately sit down. I am working on potty training and having good luck with urinating but he only seems to want to poop upstairs in our room. I am doing the kennel training but can’t seem to make him poop outside and we don’t have a fenced in yard. Any suggestions?

By: Adri

Adri — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 07:05:02 +0000

Have seen two of your videos and love them. Just got myself a Blue boerboel and at 4 months he already weighs 15kg and his height is above my knees. He is going to be a big boy so he needs serious training every day. Only got him on Sunday afternoon and he already goes to his mat and knows the word no but he can knock me to the ground when he is excited.

By: Minette

Minette — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 23:44:22 +0000

YIPEEE!