Weekly Dog Behavior Q&A #127
hmm all right what’s up bigger one it’s
Jeremy majors here with major Scott
Amidala rang out of Green Bay Wisconsin
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game going on right now all the starters
aren’t really blame them okay and I’m
Aaron Rodgers isn’t playing and Donte
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back alright well we might as well get
started we’ve got some juicy questions
man we’ve got some we got a question
that actually um reminded me of a topic
I really wanted to talk about but forgot
about it until they asked that question
so I’m very thankful for that I want to
start off by explaining something that
I’ve been talking with a a person about
and this is has to do with if your dog
is reactive while he or she is in the
yard to other dogs or people despite
having an electric fence
some people are hesitant to use the
electronic collar and I want to be here
to tell you that you can still use the
electronic collar and they’ll still
respect the boundaries of the fence so
the electronic collar just makes it easy
for you to be able to communicate with
your dog and to help teach your dog not
to be reactive towards people walking by
your house alright and just remember
that you use the level that works for
the dog and that can only be determined
by you and the doc I can’t tell you
because I’m not there but the level that
works is the level you should be working
with all right okay got a question live
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my dog is very timid and antisocial with
me and I’ve had him for almost three
months now and I don’t know what to do
well your dog is very timid and you’ve
had him for three months this is what I
would do I would see if the dog is
social and how you do that is leave them
alone leave the dog alone and see if the
dog comes to you don’t try and force
yourself on the dog now I’m not saying
that you do but I’m saying this is how
you would test to see if the dog
actually has a soul let the dog come to
you just provide the dog with what it
needs and see if the dog actually wants
attention from you and if it doesn’t
then that just may be the dog that it is
some dogs like a lot of affection some
dogs don’t but one way to test it excuse
me is to uh is to meet the dog where
years he loves being with other dogs but
stays away from me yeah I mean that’s
I’ve seen dogs that do that again you
know I would I do this with any dog even
every child doesn’t matter I let them
come to me when they’re ready I’m not
going to go to them and try and pet them
to become friends with them if they
don’t want my attention I’m not giving
it to you no I’m not going to pet a dog
who I don’t think wants it I want them
to come to me when they’re ready and or
when they deserve it and then I pet them
so those
those are the two probably the most like
I don’t know those are the two factors
determining whether a dog how social a
dog is how long does it take for a dog
to come to you and or when to pet a dog
when it’s actually deserving of your
petting
because oftentimes we pet a dog that
doesn’t deserve it or we first force
ourselves on a dog who doesn’t is not
ready for both of those two concepts can
make a dog aggressive two in two
different ways and two different lanes
the dog who’s not ready for it
it’s going to bite out of fear because
he doesn’t want you around and or it’s
not sure about you the dog who is
doesn’t deserve it
won’t bite you because he has an
attitude problem so that’s interesting
that you bring that up but because that
kind of just made me think of that that
those two ways the timid dog and the
bratty dog both will bite the brainy dog
is the more dangerous dog so try that
man and see if that works I don’t know
you know you can feel free to give me
more details I know that for me to some
dogs become comfortable with me through
the company of our dogs too you know I
mean some dogs see how I’m how
affectionate I am with other dogs and
then they try to come to me after that
but you can always check hi Jenny
you can always shut down your attention
that it attempts to make friends with
the dog again not trying to go to
petting the dog to make them feel safe
with you
give them the space he needs and see see
from there there’s no guarantees but
that’s usually what works for me all
right thanks for your question and feel
free to ask another all right those of
you who are just joining in my name is
jeremy majors from Green Bay from Green
Bay
I am from Green Bay but my company’s
name is majors Academy dog training out
of Green Bay Wisconsin that’s how I
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we got something live here
all right let’s do this
oh yeah ah let’s see we have a two and a
half year old this question is for
Christine we have a two and a half year
old golden doodle and just got a golden
doodle puppy they get along great and
almost everything is perfect
the puppy does not do well in this crate
when we leave he’s fine in it at night
but when we create him and leave he does
not do well twice he’s peed and once he
threw up we’ve never been gone for more
than two hours the strangest thing is
that when we enter the house he’s quiet
when he hears us he freaks out marking
and continues to bark at us and jump
around seems forensic not excited takes
him about 10 minutes to settle down is
this separation anxiety and if so what
can we do to rectify it I did see your
question Jenny I’ll get to it you’re
just I get you I’ll get it next all
right so so your puppy okay you want to
teach your dog how to be in the crate
point paint you know bottom line you
gotta teach your dog how to behave and
Freight okay so when you come home and
he hears you this is his way of trying
to get you to get him what he wants he
knows that if he freaks out you will pay
attention to him bottom line you can’t
pay attention well you can’t but he you
can’t give him what he wants when he
freaks out you
to start teaching the dog that the crate
is where you exhibit the calm behavior
calm behavior you need to get be calm
when you come out of the crate or before
you come out of the crate you need to be
calm
dogs are gonna do what works for them do
not do not let the dog out while he’s
frantic like that because then you are
excuse me
building something that you don’t want
to deal with so you’ll have to teach him
how to be calm in the crate which means
an easy way would be to go to the crate
when he’s frantic open the door two
inches close it really startling on him
and say no and if he knows how to sit
tell him to sit and then once he sits
try opening the door again and if he
tries to bolt out close the door on him
again and repeat until he sits not come
out of the crate or does not get what he
wants until he’s calm and sitting no
treats necessary no good boy necessary
unless he does it the first time which
he won’t but don’t give him what he
wants until he gives you the behavior
you want so that he knows to get what he
wants he has to do what you want him to
do which is the healthier behavior
anyway the healthier behavior is to sit
down and be quiet that’s it
and then last tip and don’t let the dog
outlast you don’t give up before the dog
does he’s smart enough to know what
works for him so he can so he can learn
how to become he’s smart enough to learn
how it works the way you want him to act
to get out to get what he wants he wants
to retention he wants to be out he wants
to be outside so just hold him
accountable for his behavior all right
if you need further assistance I do have
a think I have some videos on separation
anxiety on my youtube channel check it
out oh let me wake up a little bit here
okay all right Jenny are you ready
Europe okay hi I have a one-year-old
Yorkie who barks at the TV when he sees
animals or cartoons
he also barks at other dogs can get so
worked up he gets a bit aggressive
towards myself and my other dog when
he’s worked up we have tried the bark
collar and it doesn’t work that well
please help me okay well if the bark
collar doesn’t work then you may have to
go to just another tool that will get
him to try that will get him to want to
avoid the behavior he’s exhibiting if
the bark collar doesn’t work I would
definitely try the remote collar where
you have the ability to be as Stern as
necessary and as gentle as possible a
good II call er has over 100 levels of
stimulation I don’t care about the beat
I don’t care about the vibration
the stimulation is so versatile that you
can be as gentle as possible but as far
as necessary so the e-collar may be your
best bet because again you want to give
some give the dog something he wants to
avoid but for that strong enough for him
not to exhibit the behavior that you are
speaking of the bark collar obviously is
that attempt but it’s not strong enough
or it just doesn’t work or something
like something like that
so bottom line give the dog something it
wants to avoid and that is actually
strong enough for him to stop that
behavior and help him mm-hmm and what
you’re going to do at the end of day is
help him see that that’s just not
necessary barking at the television at
animals isn’t necessary it’s not healthy
that makes sense that’s why we do
okay thanks for your question and feel
free to ask another all right so this
next question I was telling folks
earlier this next question is something
that I was thinking about while coming
home from the gym and I thought this is
a this is a great topic to talk about I
mean it really hits home with me with
some of the stuff that I’ve seen on
social media this last week some of the
stuff that I’ve seen on social media
this last week because here’s the deal
when it comes to there are certain
clients and/or what about positive
reinforcement what about it it’s not
gonna work you have to give this
something the dog wants to avoid the
bark collar wasn’t enough positive
reinforcement I don’t even know what
we’re talking about when it comes to
that
what is it let me ask you this what’s
your definition of positive
reinforcement and I’ll tell you whether
you should do it or not
that’d be awesome and be an awesome
little conversation to have because
everyone well we just want to be clear
on what we’re talking about when we talk
about positive reinforcement all right
all right I’ll move on and then I’ll
come back okay Jenna says hey Jeremy
Bowser and I are excited for our dog
walk session next week I’ll be bringing
the Brawn and the gentle leader head
collar with we mainly use the head
collar on walks because I can control
him better so look forward to all of
your suggestions well I look forward to
helping you so hopefully we can do that
I’ll see you next week
I do miss private lessons I haven’t done
them in so long and this month because I
have no board and trains this month
treats for doing what you asked I mean
listen if you haven’t tried it try to
try it because if it works then it works
but if it doesn’t and I suspect it won’t
then just kind of refer to what I said
before I’m pretty sure you’ve probably
tried positive reinforcement before why
are you asking me this nonsense positive
reinforcement is uh it’s only good for
learning it’s not really good for it’s
only good for teaching tree tricks and I
would say you can categorize the sit
down to stay they come all those are
tricks but when it comes to no or stop
especially when it always motivated
towards something or in reactivity then
positive reinforcement depends on how
hungry or treat motivated the dog is
because some dogs will just ignore the
treat if there’s something they want
strong enough go ahead and try and rely
on something that is materialistic to
try and reach them the goal is to reach
the dog the goal is to reach your dog
and you with your relationship with your
dog should be them should be the thing
that reaches your dog you ever have you
know like a
friend or a a really close person to you
and you’re the only one to maybe talk
them down from doing something stupid
that’s what I’m talking about with your
dog that’s the type of relationship you
should have with your dog you want to be
able to reach them in moments of
stupidity to help em see you’re trying
to get them to you know see what you see
or just not do what you don’t want them
to do for their benefit so that’s what I
would that’s what I would concentrate on
your relationship is your biggest tool
no treat no e collar no prong collar is
going to work separate from the
relationship that you have everything is
a supplement to how respectful your dog
is to your consistency and your ability
to meet the dog where it is to give love
and to know when to distance yourself
off for one reason and that reason is to
get your dog to learn and see the world
the way that you see it prepare the dog
for what the work the real world world
is going to offer the dog so that the
dog can go through life very calmly and
that you can conclude the dog in certain
activities
that you like to do instead of say no
gotta leave the dog home can’t bring it
out in public just gonna act like a fool
can’t have guests over thought I was
gonna act like a fool oh I can’t watch
TV with animals on it because the dog is
gonna act like a fool so that’s what we
gotta concentrate on the tools are a
supplement to establish the relationship
that you need in order to never to wean
off those tools and to never use them
again but the consistency is what the
dog needs Dom needs to see more so than
anything else all right thanks for your
question
okay oh let’s go let’s get into the
juicy stuff you guys gotta check this
one out man I mean this right here this
question right here
is gonna be tough but guess what I got
you all right I’m not ashamed to say
then I made me a little this may sound a
little cocky when it come come in from
me often my business has been open for
it’ll be eight years in December so
that’s kind of cool but I’ve spent a lot
of time thinking about what this next
question so I’ll just go ahead and read
it and we’ll discuss this question comes
from Becky okay what are your thoughts
on aggression euthanasia euthanasia is
putting the dog down okay meaning a dog
down putting a dog down due to a
crushing getting worse in fear to rehome
or to turn to a shelter or rescue in
fear the dog won’t be home properly do
you find it cruel or ethical
and this is a good question you guys and
the crazy thing is again I was thinking
about this okay I was thinking about the
duh what what do I need to see what do
people need to understand what do people
need to see before they make that
decision to put a dog down this is huge
this is huge because hmm there are a lot
of dogs that get put down and they don’t
need to be put down
don’t so when I bring dogs into my
character now and I will admit I have
told a few people over the years that
this dog needs to be put down
this dog is not safe for society this
dog is a slave to its genetics okay so
I’m gonna give you my thoughts again
these are all my thoughts my experience
my um yeah my experience I’m working
with not turning down any dogs working
with the toughest of the toughest in my
opinion when so many trainers put turned
down dogs and never say no because I
want to know when it is okay to say this
dog needs to people are down you don’t
know that until you keep the dog for a
while you can’t just evaluate a dog in
one hour in 30 minutes not even in it
not even in a week it takes a week for a
dog to even some dogs to even be okay
so with me so I would say when
evaluating a dog first and foremost for
euthanasia you have to give the dog
enough time to be comfortable with a new
person all right
cuz when those dogs come to me that are
biters I see their behavior change after
one week all right so here’s the deal
big so I’m gonna spin off a little bit
here there’s a lot of people and a lot
of trainers even some trainers that will
send their dog or attend attend multiple
multiple seminars like they almost do it
for a living
to try and solve the problem with their
with a dog and I don’t want people to
get caught in that cycle because here’s
the biggest factor when determining if a
dog can actually be safe for society or
if the aggression will just continue and
continue and continue okay this is what
you need to do you need to shut down
your praise you need to shut down your
praise you need to stop petting the dog
especially for human aggressive dogs
this is what you need to do you need to
see if the dog actually has a soul
sounds weird on them you need to see
this is gonna sound weird again you need
to see if the dog actually is human
sounds weird doesn’t it but for lack of
a better or whatever is there a soul in
that dog does the dog want the single
most important thing it needs to want in
order to survive in order to be able to
be in a way manipulated you don’t just
give love for free a way for free you
should that’s what could keep dogs from
from learning just giving it away
because if my dog decides to make a
really bad decision then I shut down
praise I don’t give the dog phrase I
always provide them with what they want
I mean what they need food walks
exercise but I am going to separate
myself for a while
I don’t want them to become pretentious
of getting things that they want I don’t
think they needed to survive they’re
very social animals okay so that’s the
difference that’s the factor when you
shut down phrase to a human aggressive
dog you want them you want to be able to
open them up to accepting strangers and
how to do how to do that is to help the
dog realize that the strangers can give
them what they want and if you deprive
them of what they want and they can find
out that the strangers can give it to
them they’ll be more open to receiving
it from strangers does that make sense
so before I decided to put a dog tell
people to put a dog down and this is not
easy for me never is
it’s never easy for me to tell people to
put their dog down it’s very it’s a very
it’s a very tough thing and it’s not
like I don’t do it often I don’t do it
often because most of the time the dogs
that are aggressive are very social they
may be they may have had too much social
interaction which makes them aggressive
but 99% of the time it is because
there’s a lack of respect that they have
for their owners and a lack of structure
in the household kind of sounds like I’m
talking about children here but but
but that’s what I see when I keep them
for one week they don’t want to be pet
by me you know to me the human
aggressive dogs want to be left alone
they’re like if you pet me I’m gonna
bite you so I leave them alone for a
week and then all of a sudden they start
wagging their tail when they see me all
of a sudden when I walk into the room
they start wagging their tail and I’m
like alright here we go
again this is a really good chunk of the
dogs that I work with never has it been
you know a dog that completely is so
shut down so you know not to say that
those dogs don’t exist but even those
dogs just need more time some dogs will
just need more time they are genetically
social animals they love social
interaction and they love to be touched
pet some dogs more than others some dogs
are fiends for it
but listen affection can be like a drug
addiction for a lot of dogs affection
can be their drug and if they get too
much of it then they act how they want
to and that includes biting but it’s
only come from a Braddock perspective
it’s only coming from a bratty side so I
told you before earlier there was a brat
that bites like the punk teenager and
then there is the fearful dog who just
really wants space more times than not
the ones that I work with and it’s
because of the price point but the more
times and not the dogs that I work with
are biting because they they think they
can and get away with it
they’d be like oh my oh my check
I’ll be on the couch tomorrow or I’ll
bite this stranger bark at the stranger
jump on this stranger bark at this dog
no problem
they’ll probably put me in a crate for a
day they’ll probably keep me off the
couch for a day I’ll be there tomorrow
it’s when it’s worth it it’s worth it
we you know we just have to make it not
worth it you know find out ways and
different dogs call for different you
know amounts of time you’ll know if you
just kind of you know use your instincts
so that’s the key man you don’t want to
sign off on a dog being put down I would
never do it
until I had at least three weeks with
the dog yeah really want to get to know
the dog and half the dog have a chance
to get to know me the last dog I told to
be put down after three weeks was still
okay wanting to bite me the dog was just
a very intelligent dog and and in my
opinion intelligence can be correlated
with aggression very intelligent German
Shepherd had a perfect home
never was beaten never was mistreated
never was any of this you know I get all
the time these calls who say oh my dog
must have been beaten because because
its aggressive more times than that
that’s false maybe the dog was born that
way maybe the dogs genetically
genetically was is a really just that
defiant has a defiant attitude so
to the vets that sign off on dogs to be
put down because of the behavior that
you see in your little office it’s not
right there are way more factors just
because your dog a dog tries to go after
you enter vet’s office okay yeah the dog
makes a poor decision but that doesn’t
mean the dog can be put down because
that behavior when the vet’s office can
be improved and I mean drastically this
lady called me and says my dog has been
my child very bad can it ever be fixed I
said you can help that dog to realize
that it’s never okay to do that again
yes that is a possibility 100% a
possibility is it guaranteed no not
guaranteed but it is a possibility
because I’ve seen it okay Jenna I got
you
sorry for the long winded little
whatever it was all right dolls are not
oh that’s ok not allowing dogs on the
furniture should they not go on at all
or is it okay for them I see her giving
permission only a Bowser will only come
up if he’s totally can but am I just
confusing him he will jump on the couch
by himself if it’s to bark out the
window which I obviously don’t want to
do if he’s barking out the window then
that means no couch for Bowser
sorry Bowser no more couch for you if he
does something on the couch that isn’t
is not something you want him to do then
he loses couch privilege that’s it only
way a dog I’m okay with dogs being on
the furniture is if their behavior
inside the house is good that’s it
thanks for your question
dog trainer here any way to get only one
dog to recall to you in the yard instead
of all of them not the worst problem to
have but wondering if you have any
strategies I’ve been chewing all chewing
away all others with body language yes
so a really easy way to get dogs to
understand that when their name is calm
they come is to use their name and your
hand signal and the best way to do that
is through doors start very small open
the door have all dogs there in the
doorway and then have them sit call
their name and then wipe them in the
door and that will transition from being
from in the yard that will transition to
being in the yard put them all in a
stick or down and then call their name
and then use your hand signal but they
should come just with their name called
and then you may have to say the other
dog’s name and then tell them to stay
and it would well if you really want to
want them to help really want that if
you really want to get it done and nip
it in the bud then maybe use the
vibration on the other two dogs if they
decide to get up you know what I mean so
if you can pair if they’re e collar
condition then you can give them some
information if they decide to get up but
an easy way like I said is to enforce
what we what I like to call gate control
if you open up a gate or door you could
be should be able to stay in there and
they should all stay and then you call
one dog in at a time just by their night
it’s about I’ll go I’ll do it I open the
door when it’s breakfast time I’ll say
Tobias
Emma Oakley and they’ll each come
individually you may have to you know do
it a few times but it’s alright look
that’s what I would do I’d start with
threshold work with all three of them
okay thanks for your question
feel free to ask another okay how about
some more questions you guys alright
okay is eight weeks too young to use pet
commencer yes
eight weeks eight weeks is too young to
use any sort of adversive tool leave
that dog alone all right all right
right now it’s really cold to play
outside where I live where do you live
how can I keep my calm when we’re not
playing and in a playful state when it’s
time to play since for coin yes we’re
doing both activities in the same room
should I hide it his toys when it’s not
time to play or something like that
excuse me yes but also taking
consideration your dogs play Drive
excuse me
be fair be fair with that so make sure
the dog is exercised I know adequately
and then once you’ve done that then you
can sort of be okay with shutting down
the play some give the dog adequate
exercise whether that be playing inside
or whatever you need to do you can still
play outside when it’s cold I mean
depending on the dog I guess but um yeah
given the dogs play Drive just make sure
the dog is uh is fully exercised before
you uh take their you know toys away
negative for where do you live
that’s cold
okay next question
all right those of you who just joined
in hey guys hi I’m Jeremy majors with
majors Academy dog training out of Green
Bay Wisconsin I don’t want to I don’t
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all right next question do you agree
with using muscles for dogs that have a
history of fighting so they can be used
to bring around each other again and not
always separate it this is with other
training of course
well yes with other training along with
the model sure
sure um do I use muscles no am i open to
the idea yeah but again I I usually have
the time it takes to not have to use
multiples that’s why I don’t use them so
muscles is a lack of time thing for me
in my opinion if you need a muscle
because you think the dog will bite and
that means you’re not correctly given
the dog the opportunity to see things
the way that the dog needs to see things
the dog needs to see that there’s no
reason to bite not that it can’t
physically do the action so it makes
sense the muzzle takes away the physical
ability to bite but the time if you
enforce the time and the right
techniques then there is no use the
muzzle for muscles because you’re
showing that dog there is no need to
bite a dog who just wants to come up and
sniff his butt hole that’s it that’s all
social don’t want to do and they want to
play it’s nothing that’s going to
threaten their well-being that’s what
we’re trying to show dogs can I get an
amen
so yeah muzzles the car if you don’t
have time
and that’s okay okay 2x you don’t have
time some people deal with a lot of dogs
some people train a lot of dogs so if
something speeds up the process and I’m
not judging at all oh but just keep in
mind that our focus should be on getting
dogs it because a muzzle can also change
state of mind if not properly muscle
condition I know that there’s probably
but acid that also takes time to you
know multiple conditioning takes time
and the time you spend conditioning the
dog to muzzle
okay so muzzle conditioning it’s just
getting the dog to be indifferent about
the month
that’s what muscle conditioning is so
the time it takes to get the dog muscle
condition you could be taking that time
to get the dog to realize what I said
before
hey guys
did you know that I do free seminars to
educate Foster’s of rescues so if you
are part of a rescue or an you know a
rescue who wants a free seminar from a
trainer that will train Foster’s for
free let let me know I bet you didn’t
know I did that and I like doing it
that’s sort of my contribution on the
rescue side to two rescues I use it I
used to work with rescues more closely
like take dogs in but I don’t anymore
but I do offer my services in educating
foster parents and it makes a big
it makes a big difference in the long
run when it comes to educating Foster’s
on how to deal with just teaching dogs
how to become quiet in a crate how many
people will value that how many uh how
much how much more adoptable can dogs
become if they can be quiet in the crate
not just potty trained but quiet in the
crate walk on a leash not jump not mark
just very basic stuff go lay down very
basic stuff but very important stuff so
free seminars for rescues hit me up if
you are interested I’ll probably make a
post about it on my Facebook page too
Oh keep Toki you guys let’s see I think
we are maybe you have plenty more
question lift those who are watching
life if you’ve got that question and
it’s like right there at the edge do it
just do it like someone told me once if
you have them if you have if you’re on
the edge of buying a motorcycle just buy
the damn bike you won’t regret it so if
you have that question that’s just
burning inside just ask it alright
this will be the last question we have
two female dogs most of the time they
get along fine but the older dog has
become a little territorial about a
certain person in our house and will
occasionally attack the younger dog when
we are just sitting around what is the
best way to stop this tell that old dog
to if you’re giving attention to the
younger dog go away that’s it dogs can
get jealous over her attention if you
don’t have the ability to pet one dog at
a time then that’s what you should be
working for pet one dog at a time if
there’s a jealousy issue you’re petting
your younger dog
and that old dog comes in tell the dog
to go away and the dog should go away
when you tell them to do that that way
you all will avoid that from happening
that’s what it sounds like to me just a
jealousy issue alright just keep in mind
in the future when you’re picking up
dogs to get along and open to a pack and
you don’t have to you don’t want to have
to worry about them fighting
make sure you do a couple things make
sure that you are looking for opposites
in temperament okay maybe that’s
probably first and foremost because if
you have sort of two high-energy dogs
two driven dogs and they want they both
just want want want it’s going to be a
little tougher for one or the other to
not be so driven
to submit sort of deal so you want to
lay back on if you haven’t driven down
hyper dog or if you have a laid-back dog
you can probably get away with killing
another laid-back dog or a high driven
dog but too high driven dogs turn a
profit tough to female dogs are the
worst female females getting more fights
with other female more so than any other
combination male male and male female
male female get along the best male male
get along the second best female female
get along the worst actually I’d say
this two males and one female if the
female is not spayed then those two
males will not get alone that’s probably
the worst combination two feet two males
fighting over a female it happens all
the time doesn’t it in nature they’re
either fighting over territory food or
female so all right you guys I really
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