'positive only dog owners be like we need to euthanize all working lines';

'>>4775017
basset owner seething he didn't get to make the op';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HLcFZNje_w';

'Why are huskies so aggressive?';

'>>4775013
>Big spooning a large breed that loves the hell outta us
Special kind of happy.';

'https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JAtRx5nYV2E';

'READ IT AND WEEP, BITCHES.';

'Despite having his own cable TV show and YouTube channel, I still think Cesar is still highly underrated, I still haven’t found anyone comparable to him, and I’ve gone through a fair amount of YouTube dog trainers.';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLX7athHDwk
this guy is a case of work';

'>>4774941

I'm so so sorry anon. I agree, fuck shitbulls and shitbull owners. They're the same kind of shit people, always.';

'>>4775013
Don't forget.

Cope if you must, seethe if you will.';

'>>4775021
Obsessed';

'>>4775057
Very nice heel';

'Is it a mistake to let my dog sleep in my room?';

'>>4775118
No.

But, if your pet suffers from separation anxiety or aggression, it's recommended to avoid letting them sleep in your bed and instead encourage them to sleep in their own space to help alleviate these issues.';

'>>4775049
I know what you mean, last night I fell asleep on the couch and when I woke up I didn't see my dog where she was before, but then she lifted her head, and she was right beside me, had wedged herself between me and the couch cussion and tucked her nose under my arm.
>>4775057
Nice, I've been doing a lot of heeling, but I need to practice STOP during a heel, she wants to keep following.
>>4774861
Really sorry to hear that, I don't really have much advice, but for those who are looking for large breed dogs to do their due diligence with genetics, joint testing, and leaving the dog intact. A dog with joint issues will do much better with its hormones to support proper muscle, bone, and connective tissues. It's much easier with male dogs too, no worries about messy heat cycles and the risk of puppies.';

'https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Lvcanauo2hk';

'>>4775057
>Look at my mindbroken dog, guys!
Lmao';

'OP supports animal abuse
https://noelhoffmann.com/blog/the-case-against-using-aversive-training-methods/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1558787817300357

Also, its marcies owner. He actively ruins dog general in the exact way he posts on telegram.';

'>>4775231
We know, this post >>4775038 is something he repeated on telegram maybe 100 times trying to beg heathers owner and Husky for attention

He needs to get new material (and pay attention to his dogs, they look listless and mindbroken half the time)';

'>>4775231
Which dog is marcie?';

'Real OP pasta here, too bad I have a life so I can't stalk generals for bump limit

/dog/ clothing:
For work and play
https://www.alpineoutfitters.net/
https://www.mtnridge.com/DOG-APPAREL_c_34.html
These harnesses are crash tested, but are too restrictive for exercise.
https://sleepypod.com/car-harnesses

/dog/ training:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDe3GiJRXVg&list=PLphRRSxcMHy20_Ko8p2SaE6B2IT4o6g6K
https://www.youtube.com/@TrainingPositive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChxBEQGmmKU
https://www.youtube.com/@zakgeorge

Be nice to /dog/s:
Just because hurting them works faster, doesn't mean it works better.
https://noelhoffmann.com/blog/the-case-against-using-aversive-training-methods/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1558787817300357

/dog/ breath freshening:
There is no substitute for mechanically removing debris with a brush coated in enzymatic toothpaste.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1PmzjSNEx4&t=90s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G9IBQRsiW0

/dog/ feeding:
Get the facts about the raw feeding myth. To date, no dog or human has experienced malnutrition or poor health because their food was cooked. If you buy premade raw food, you should cook it via sous vide or a pressure cooker (most quality kibble is pressure cooked so nutrients don't leach into oil/water).
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC339295/
https://www.theveterinarynurse.com/content/clinical/educating-clients-about-raw-diets-and-the-associated-parasitic-risks/
https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/animal-health-literacy/get-facts-raw-pet-food-diets-can-be-dangerous-you-and-your-pet
Quality dog food reviews here: https://files.catbox.moe/4qbv21.zip

>>4775231
It could be him, or it could be an autistic savant reciting his old shitposts to falseflag. But they are his old shitposts, for sure. It comes off to me as a purposeful attempt to kill /dog/, which is something the trucker has done several times. The trucker, who logged screenshots of the whole telegram.';

'>4775256
>it could be him but it's most likely someone else';

'>>4775256
anyways, eating raw foods is mostly for plants to try and eke more nutrients out of them when half your diet is grains and you're not taking multivitamins

you can feed your dog raw plant ingredients like berries alongside cooked food for le antioxidants, but the meat should always be thoroughly cooked because it's either eaten fresh from a parasite-free animal or its an ideal culture medium for bacteria

>>4775259
falseflag attempt already coping';

'>>4775101

The question is: do you really need a smart dog? They seem more like a burden if you don't have a need for their intelligence';

'>>4775266
That is a troll image anyways';

'>>4775266
>Be me
>Have smart dog
>Learn things fast
>Rarely bark because they're smart enough to know people walking across the street pose no threat
Based smart dog';

'>>4775267
I imagined. Yet, I still wonder why people get pets like a border collie if they don't have a farm with livestock to herd. It's just pure human vanity, which is unfair to the dog.';

'>>4775273
A border collie's "working drive" doesn't know what sheep or farms are. Weirdo breed fanboys might care and write a cringe rant about traditions bla bla bla.

Working grade herding dogs are just more anxious, prone to repetitive behavior, have a strong modified prey drive, and place a lot of emotional weight on the feedback they get from their owner. This could have a lot of applications besides farm work, and 2 and 4 make them excellent for obedience and service dog tasks, but the average collie would need to participate in agility courses to be 100% happy. The below average collie probably doesn't care and is just a normal dog but not retarded.';

'>>4775270
How many tricks does it know?';

'>>4775280
>It
She
>How many
At one point, a lot, but I let most of them slide because they were pointless stuff like spinning around in different directions and complicated handshakes, and she was running up to people and doing them unprompted to beg for food.';

'>>4775298
Never taught that, she noses her harness
Never taught that, for a good reason, she's supposed to stay away from door hardware and switches since she escaped by opening gates (twice)
Scent work is tough, she has next to 0 drive and is prone to giving up after finding just one thing. She doesn't even really play with toys, she catches one once and walks off to chew on it, after teaching drop it to try and get fetch to happen.
Recall is above husky tier';

'>>>4775290
>Can she fetch her leash, flip off the lights, do scent work, or recall?
dont delete you're posts';

'>>4775157
Your cock is huge';

'>>4775276
So according to you belgian malinois is the only S tier intelligent dog?';

'>>4775311
No, that has nothing to do with anything.

Intelligence probably varies more within breeds than between them.';

'>>4775301
MOGGED in smarts by the floppy-eared prince of hounds';

'>>4775318
Your dog must not be very smart seeing as they don't exist';

'>>4775322
>We’ve transcended space and time again from existing at times were not even online to not existing at all now.';

'>>4775323
>Avatarfag
This telegram cringe is going too far

Post dog with timestamp';

'>>4775329
Poor data collection attempt. Try harder.';

'I see, so your dog's name is anya. Disregarded.';

'rewarding an aggressive dog with treats can be dangerous since it reinforces the aggressive behavior';

'>>4775350
Aggressive dogs should be euthanized.';

'>>4775350
>>4775343
>makes a random statement
Yeah that's why you don't reward aggression, you condition over the aggression by building positive associations before it even shows. I fixed my totally untrained, leash reactive rescue dog like this.

Post dog with timestamp';

'STANDARD POODLES ARE THE BEST DOG BREED';

'>>4775370
kind of smelly, creepy unexpressive faces and the grooming upkeep is stupid desu, also the tail docking is extra dumb and should be outlawed with strict enforcement';

'Rate this grand slam of a beef bone. Going to a meeting for awile. This will keep them entertained.';

'These threads make me hungry for fortune cookies for some reason';

'>>4775398
I rate it 5 chipped teeth out of 10 intestine perforations.';

'>>4775374
>Standard poodle
>Unexpressive face
I think maybe you need to take some meds because standard poods are very expressive dogs unlike their mixes for some reason.';

'>>4775398
>turning your dogs into salmonella carriers';

'>>4775422
Never give your dog any kind of cooked bone';

'>>4775426
That's why you don't give them the bone part. They don't digest it well.

The meat should be stripped from the bone and the marrow extracted, and cooked for safety.';

'>>4775422
Freezing kills most pathogens';

'>>4775428
How many dogs have you seen swallow a cow femur? It doesn't fit in their mouths.';

'>>4775429
No, it inhibits their replication. Some parasite eggs can handle pretty heavy freezing as well.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7845101/

>>4775432
If you cook the bone, they can shatter it and swallow fragments. Just scrape off the meat and scoop out the marrow.';

'>>4775433
No, that defeats the purpose. This is an all-natural kong.';

'>>4775433
Their stomach acid will deal with it';

'Rate the prime rabbit sniffer build. Prey drive posing included! Ears are sold separately.';

'>>4775452
apparently not >>4775256';

'>>4775474
Post the pressure cooking guide for dog food.';

'What should I use to clean the debris from my dogs ear after a cleaning? Old towels? Baby wipes? Wet towelettes?';

'>>4775490
>put food in pressure cooker
>????
>feed to dog';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EFs2E3qNNo';

'>>4775564
Why did this guy kick a dog in the leg while hanging it from a prong collar and chanting “hwyte wuff, wyte wuff” again?';

'>>4775570
Too much peyote before going on set. He treats dogs like he treats lower ranking cartel members and isnt fully aware of what +P actually does so he thinks the dogs “respect” him, but he’s not fully training them even by abusive k9 larper standards.

Same guy whose pitbull killed queen latifa’s dog';

'>>4775564
>white woman
>pitbulls
The problem is more than Cesar.';

'>>4775057
Rate this trainer for scent work. I think I can combo your vid + this one cause I kinda saw a couple of sloppy things with the old lady’s technique. https://youtu.be/1nkI-2o_TzA?si=JEQ8a1TZw9qcgs8c';

'>>4775574
That's not what I was going for but thanks I guess.';

'>>4775574
Here we go again

Whats the mental disorder where you lose a giant argument and try again later like you cant just read desuarchive to relive it? Telegramfagitis?';

'>>4775578
>Post facts
>Gets "refuted" with emotions and strawmans
>"You lost!"
If you say so';

'>>4775581
How many times did you evade the original ban you got for that? 5?';

'>>4775574
Bullshit I don't believe you';

'>>4775586
Yeah here's the thread where you already had this argument, since you want to relive it that badly.
https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4711637/#4711637
Well, one of them.

Are you, or are you not, purposefully trying to kill this general?
Answer this question sincerely.

And then post your dog, with timestamp.';

'>>4775586
>Evidence-based rebuttal
Owned.';

'>>4775589
What argument? I'm just posting facts. If facts upset you this much, then you have bigger issues you need to address yourself
>>4775592
He'll respond with more emotion. It's all he can do.';

'>>4775591
>>4775592
>>4775594
Look how desperate you are. 3 posts in a row, hysterically begging for attention. Dredging up a troll so boring and formulaic people can find every time you've tried to ruin a thread with it by looking at desuarchive for 15 seconds.

Post dog.';

'>>4775591
It means nothing when white males are disproportionately committing bestiality in a 1st world country, when the majority of white people live in middle class and above communities? Interesting.';

'>>4775596
Take your meds, schizo. How about YOU post your dog. I worry you're abusing her.';

'>>4775596
Tldr: defending beastiality statistics

Weird!';

'I'm fully convinced, we have a "sam roman from the /gg/ favela" situation on our hands.

A dedicated troll that will talk to himself all day because he just doesn't want the general to exist.';

'>>4775600
Says a lot about an individual when they defend bestiality. I hope he isn't abusing his poor dog';

'>>4775573
Looks good. He's teaching a somewhat more advanced form of scentwork than I taught Leo that combines it with a retrievel instead of just signaling when he's found a scent mark. There are different obedience competitions for both forms.

I didn't really want to mess around with the tongs and stuff... It Looks like a great way to teach dog to go find your wallet, keys, or whatever else you may lose often.';

'I have never seen a troll more desperate to ruin a thread, except for /gg/';

'>>4775607
You're the only one ruining the thread with your off topic posts. Everyone else is talking About animals but you';

'>>4775610
Take a drive, telegramfag.';

'>>4775607
>people disagree with me
>they must be trolls
Narcissism';

'>>4775471
What the fuck is wrong with your dogs legs? Does it have arthritis?';

'>>4775612
How about you talk a walk outside, away from your computer. Clearly you're pissed off';

'>telegram raids are real
shocker';

'this is a counterfeit dog general

go to the real one >>4775617 before op gets ip wiped';

'>>4775622
Can you talk about animals just once? Jeez those stats did a number on you';

'>>4775626
What stats?';

'>>4775627
See >>4775586';

'>>4775589
>>4775629
so last time you started this autism fit it ran from january 21 to february 23, guessing by desuarchive searches for "bestiality disproportionate"
https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4727167/#4734085
a whole fucking month of obsession, arguing with dozens of people, to essentially prove yourself wrong in the end?

it's safe to say the matter is settled. there's no reason to have a discussion. now, can we see this dog of yours?';

'>>4775635
You can't prove facts wrong. That's an oxymoron. You can try, but you'll be shot down';

'>>4775639
How about these facts?
>German shepherd lifespan: 12-15 years';

'>>4775642
Concession accepted';

'>>4775644
So you admit that german shepherds are a healthy breed?';

'>>4775645
I wouldn't say healthy. Its certainly a breed that lives long';

'>>4775646
But you accepted the fact that german shepherds are long lived, which implies health. German shepherds are also subject to some of the most health-first breeding practices, and are among the preferred dogs of the military, police, and the service dog industry for their good health, stable temperaments, and innate preference for obedience.

Therefore, you must accept that german shepherds are based.';

'>>4775648
Sure';

'>>4775650
So you agree that german shepherds are healthier than dogs that only live 10-12 years?';

'>>4775652
Sure. I wouldn't use that terminology, but I see what you're trying to say';

'>>4775653
Yes you would. You must, logically. Since you already accepted that german shepherds are the best.

As are huskies.';

'>>4775654
sources confirm';

'>>4775635
>calling anyone obsessed when you're tracking posting dates.';

'>>4775658
He's a walking contradiction';

'As you can see, once he loses (on the lamest terms), he starts on one of his other predictable topics. If he's especially mad, his tiny brain isn't working at peak capacity so he just switches to the last one because he can no longer remember the others (he can't even comprehend other people remembering the others, even when he has months long meltdowns that span across the whole board)

Sheep status: herded all around the pasture, and it still thinks it's successfully shaking off a hungry wolf.';

'>>4775665
I also see he's never actually added "and that's a bad thing" to "bestiality statistics". Curious.';

'>>4775648
>German shepherds are also subject to some of the most health-first breeding practices
HAHAHAHA
>preferred dogs of the military, police
Not your dysgenic showline shitbreed';

'See, he did the exact same thing again.

Like playing chess with a sheep. It's just perpetual check until the farmer closes up the gate and the herd goes off to the abattoir.';

'>>4775674
schizo faggot';

'>>4775675
>surrender

>>4775674
winner.';

'>>4775670
I don't indulge in these gay ass arguments, dumbass. I've been accused at least 69 times of partaking and each time I have to remind they/them again... IT'S TIME TO STOP!

It is pretty sweet you've come around on well bred gsd like mine. :) Save the cope btw. Thanks.';

'its unusual for an anonymous troll to get this treatment. they must be telegram buddies or something.';

'>>4775678
>no argument
sorry about your headcase, enjoy the hip dysplasia';

'>>4775680
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnE8EkevHnc
>This is what showline GSD owners call "well bred"
HAHAHAHAHAHA';

'>>4775670
>some show dogs of ___ breed inherited a deformity
>therefore all of them did
this is a logically invalid statement and incongruent with observed reality. there is a german shepherd in this very thread who is reportedly a show line dog, but exhibits no deformities. on the other hand, many mutts inherited hip dysplasia from an affected parent.

although what is true is that all huskies and all german shepherds are highly intelligent, well tempered dogs and often live as long as 15 years. they are incredible animals with many jobs. for example, both huskies and german shepherds can hunt burrowing animals as well as many terriers and hounds, track larger game, control pests, alert their owners to intruders, and learn to herd (but huskies do best with reindeer, and german shepherds do better with cattle than sheep). it is actually a genetic impossibility for these dogs to be anything but very smart and ideal pets for high IQ owners. if they were not, they would not be recognized as being their breeds, because the gene for upright ears is closely tied to brain growth.

you can test this by raising a german shepherd puppy. as their ears stand up, they get smarter. science.';

'>Dogs with half floppy ears are half-retarded
accurate desu';

'>>4775696
Terrier sisters we made it';

'>>4775693
Where's your usual "stacking" diversion?
Kys disingenuous faggot.';

'>>4775707
Hey man you got btfo with pure logic. Cool your head. Go take a bubble bath and ask your mom to read you a bedtime story.';

'Which dog is the pointiest?';

'>>4775708
Never more than a few minutes away from replying, sad life you lead.
I'm shocked anyone here puts up with your AI slopping ass, though I guess they don't have much of a choice. You've got not much else going on.';

'>>4775714
What are you talking about schizo? Speak english.';

'>>4775717
Can't read?';

'>>4775719
I can read english not whatever that buzzword soup is. Whats this have to do with german shepherds displaying good health? Most of them are normal dogs not knock-kneed ferrets.';

'>>4775721
Kek it does >>4775670 look like a ferret';

'>>4775685
Like clockwork.';

'I just like german shepherds

They're one of the best dogs';

'>>4775398
9/10
BUT! Dog shouldn't chew on bones unsupervised.
You should at least be close enough to hear them.';

'>>4775735
A lot of dogs have broken teeth chewing on bones too hard. Even wolves break teeth on bones. They should be chewing on collagen strips or bully sticks.';

'>>4775736
Non load bearing bones like ribs are safe.';

'undefined';

'>>4775731
Unfathomably based and objectively true.';

'>GSD hugbox general
No wonder all the good posters left long ago.';

'>>4775757
Wrong. This is a pointy eared dog supremacy group disguised as the dog general on 4chan.';

'>>4775764
Shut up faggot';

'>>4775757
/dog/ has always been a pointy dog thread

The good posters get scared off by weird autists like this >>4775685 >>4775670';

'>>4775765
Sorry you weren't invited! Haha.';

'>>4775721
Illiteracy confirmed.
Concession accepted.';

'>>4775770
You jealous of his topline?';

'>>4775773
generate some more AI slop, your actual replies are cringe af.';

'>>4775764
Did you know that white swiss shepherds disproportionately commit the most anti-flopear hate crimes?';

'>>4775781
The traditional salute of our dogs and their forefathers.

When mine was young he went through a rebellious phase and almost became a floppy eared dog. I explained the truth to him, and shared some important statistics with him. He fixed his act quickly.';

'>>4775685
People that mock showline GSDs are such faggots
The dogs are what they are, mock the breeders, but the dogs are typically good dogs despite the issues that have been bred into them';

'First time postan here, this is my pupper, she's a german shepherd and spanish mastiff mix, she'll be 6 months old in a week.

Now I want to know why are dog harnesses not recomended, as several people have told me not to use one and that's what I've done but this little fucker has learned to get her collar off. Maybe I just have to get it tighter on her or something but yeah, I recon a harness would be better for me';

'>>4775850
What a sexy pup';

'>>4775850
Harnesses are fine.';

'how do I get my 7month old border collie to stop being so excessively submissive with dogs? any dog comes up to her and she flops onto her back and obsessively licks the other dogs mouth. it's actually becoming dangerous.';

'>>4775850
OP is a troll. Just do the opposite.';

'>>4775965
use basic confidence building positive reinforcement to reward her for being near other dogs and going near other dogs on her own
have a friend with a very well behaved and friendly dog to just sit in front of her and reward her for approaching the dog (with a release command only!).
use classical conditioning and just give her food and praise when she sees other dogs.

excessive submission is potentially dangerous - to the other dogs when yours freaks out and snaps because a dominant one crossed a line they didn't know about. i've seen this happen, the submissive dog eventually gets humped and then panics and bites.';

'>>4775979
we've been doing that, we have a friends dog visit every couple weekends and I'm still not seing improvement. its a 3 legged dog that's practically a lump on a log lazy and she still excessively licks its mouth and rolls over despite looking happy to see her.';

'>>4775850
get a better collar like a martingale

https://mightypaw.com/products/leather-martingale-training-collar

the collar and leash is the way you can communicate with the dog and correct him for shit behavior while on walk.';

'>>4775850
Harnesses encourage leash reactiveness and pulling.';

'>>4776086
I trained my dog without any collars.

>>4776100
My dog got less reactive and stopped pulling when she switched to a harness.

Can we see your dog?';

'>>4776126
You can't tell when a no doggo is talking by now?';

'>>4776148
It's satisfying to shut them up with 2 simple words
>post dog';

'>>4775724
(not nearly as cool though)
>>4775757
don’t forget huskoids';

'>>4776151
mfw they don't post dog.

There's too many good ones...';

'4775597
damn this troon is still kicking thought xhe ack’d by now lol';

'>it's been awhile
DOG NAME VARIANTS
*Chili*
Chili dog
Chili cheese
Chili cheese dog
Chili sauce
Chili pepper
Sweet Chili
Spicy Chili
Chili willy
Willy
and probably some I forgot';

'>Walking
>There's this bald manlet coming up, walking his dog
>It's a fucking shitbull
>The demonspawn is leading and pulling the guy
>He's barely able to handle the dog's strength and seems like he's about to topple over

I keep seeing this frequently, specially with women. What the fuck is their problem? Do they not know they're walking around with a loaded gun ready to fire at anyone at any time? They could at the very least muzzle them.

Yet they don't, then cry when somebody mag dumps their animal in self-defense after it gets out of control.';

'>>4776299
I love adding -son to the end of all my pets names. Chili-son or chillerson could work.

Or you can replace the first letter with a Z or B if you're feeling like a zoomer.';

'Up is a fun and rewarding command to teach your dog. I simply cannot think of a better command for a based dog photographer.

Just LOOK at how majestic he is, and this stump is barely 3 feet above the ground!';

'>>4776299
>Heather
>Husky
>Dog
>Doggy
>Good girl
I'm creative :')';

'>>4776413
You never call her heathen? Seriously?';

'undefined';

'>>4776434
Ankles: broken';

'>>4776413
Masaka, such a loose leash, with a prey driven dog, around wild animals... NANI? she even glanced at them! so this is the power of harnesses...';

'>>4776406
he climbs like an old dog';

'>>4776466
Ummm... sir, how double dog dare you make such baseless accusations?

He is simply being careful on a highly technical tree climb like any intelligent dog would do.';

'Talking to my dog about random shit and having him stare at me with his head to cocked slightly to the side makes me wonder if he wants to know what I'm saying and the fact that he can't upsets him
His vocabulary is limited to 2 dozen words sadly';

'>>4776474
If your intonation is clear and a little over exaggerated your dog may sort of understand how you're feeling at the very least.';

'>>4775731
>>4775850
>>4776406
nice tongue';

'>>4775865
>>4775586
>>4775770';

'I had a dream I went to prison for a long time for something I didn't do
Eventually I broke out and came home but my place was gone
I was walking through my town when I see a dog bed and a bundle of hair lying on it and the dog looks up at me and starts wagging its tail furiously, rolls on its back and starts whimpering waiting for me to pet him
Feels bad man, I love my dog';

'why dogs gotta hump ppl tho
My puppy does sometimes when overstimulated, its not meant sexually as hes still young but will castrate if hes like 2-4 year old doing that to ppl
Of course ill try teach him to not do that but why they gotta do dis in first place they know we aint dogs';

'Why you can't tickle dogs??';

'>>4776664
You can, but they don't like it.';

'>>4776676
She just gives me this look like "Really, dumbass?"
Also
>Feeling sad
>Dog comes and lays her head on me
>Feel a bit better
Thanks dog';

'undefined';

'undefined';

'>>4776691
Now that’s impressive';

'>>4776833';

'>>4776691
>barkour';

'>>4776834
Pffft. Those dogs are amateurs. Probably just fighting out of boredom instead of hunting, or they were socialized with cats.';

'>>4776021
border collies are submissive by nature, she just being a border collie.';

'My dog is hoarse and can barely bark, but isn't coughing or has no signs of any other symptoms. I have a labrator, btw.
What can it be?';

'Does anyone have that one video where a cat is rubbing itself against a Shiba Inu?';

'>>4776900
If your dog is a little horse you should take them to the pet so they can be prescribed horse dewormer. this removes the equine worms from their bloodstream so the gradual mutation into a horse drone can reverse itself - do this before the mutation completes, your former friend drains you of your minerals, and infects your near-lifeless body with the same disease, which will result in you also turning into a horse and targeting your friends and family to satiate your hunger.

If your dog is a little hoarse antibiotics and antitussives could help them feel better but they'll probably be ok in 2 weeks';

'>>4775013
Hey guys, I’m really worried about my dog. I took her on a walk earlier and she was fine (like two hours ago) and just now she’s acting like somethings not right. She was sleeping snout down and really stiff. She has her ears and tail down, doesn’t want to walk/go anywhere (I tried to take her out and she just laid down and when I got her out the door she refused to leave the front mat) and keeps licking her tounge in and out. She keeps wanting belly rubs but not in a normal way. She refuses to get up unless we pick her up, when she does nothing seems super off until but she immediately goes to lay back down. She also won’t drink any water. She’s extremely tense and I don’t know what’s wrong. Seems weak. Any help would be greatly appreciated.';

'>>4776900
This guy >>4776921 is spreading misinfo - let the horse transformation take place, 9 out of 10 owners are satisfied with the results';

'>>4777223
She might have been poisoned. Go to the vet now!';

'>>4777249
She’s walking around on her own now but continues to go back to her spot. She seems to be getting a little better. I’m going to be up playing video games for a while so if she gets any worse I’ll take her.';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5el1Pfwv5nM';

'i started taking my 2 1/2 months puppy to a local park.every time he gets to the park he goes into panic mode and starts to run away pull on the leash hard and he cries/whimper the whole time we are there, is this normal puppy behavior or am i traumatizing this pup?

we are only there for about 15 mins and we go home.';

'>>4777270
Any update on her condition?
>>4777395
Hard to know what he's thinking, if nothing bad has ever happened to him there, his temperament may just be fearful of unfamiliar places. Either way you need to instill confidence in him that nothing bad will happen when he's with you, and also associate going new places with rewards and fun activities. The worst thing to do is give in to the fear, because your puppy will learn that throwing a fit will get it out of the situation, so even if you have to bring a lawn chair with you just go to the field and hang out until your dog starts to chill out. If nothing is happening your puppy won't throw a fit forever, it'll lay down and calm down.';

'>>4777480
She’s doing much better. I stayed up with her for a good portion of the the night making sure she was comfortable, and when I woke up this morning she seems to be feeling better. Willing to go outside and get up and follow us. She hasn’t eaten/drank anything but she usually doesn’t in the mornings. I think she might’ve just had an upset stomach. I will continue to monitor and if she’s not 100% by today then I’ll take her to the vet.
I appreciate you asking!';

'>>4777516
Hopefully it's something simple, indigestion, or who knows, she doesn't look malnourished, if she normally doesn't eat all the food right away that makes it tougher to say too. Easier to say something is wrong with a dog that eats everything all the time asap.';

'>>4775013
>>4775057
>>4775157
>>4775256
>>4775270
>>4775256

This is my 11 month old mastiff mutt i got from my brother.
Sire is a hog dog mutt of dogo Argentino, Tosa inu and sorrell line apbt thats used for feral hogs around the area . mom's purebred Boerboel for personal protection.
Mom was in heat and about to be bred to another boerboel, unfortunately my uncle's hog dog (the sire) tunneled underground through the fence and got to her. by the time my aunt let me know they were in tie already which i then stopped, but too late it seems.
He was the biggest goofiest pup of the litter and he's been great so far but starting to be agressive to other males, which is not totally unexpected given the breed involved, problem is its random, sometimes small dogs bark and he idgaf, sometimes a harmless golden looks at him the wrong way and he goes off, not sure really. Another problem is that he is super exciteable around small screaming kids, problem because he is already 63 kg (140ish lbs) and predicted full weight is 70kg maybe more (155 lbs) so he knocks them over and pins them sometimes. All my cousins wrestle so this is not a problem but he scares other kids in the park sometimes. I'm trying to train these issues but dont know where to start.
in picrel hes chained cause he keeps trying to eat the vacuum and im trying to clean the joint';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9YoO4eAFfY';

'>>4777516
What's the harness for?';

'>>4777797
>dogo Argentino
Still can't believe that's a real breed name and not a meme form 2006.';

'>The dog won't stop roofing';

'>>4777797
Trainer. Big dog scary.';

'>>4777797
>in picrel hes chained cause he keeps trying to eat the vacuum and im trying to clean the joint
You need to correct your dog.
Cesar Milan vacuum training:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIFsIfny6Qg
Dog Daddy vacuum training:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScoMCF7LttE
Start with this, it's easier than correcting dog dominance.
However you need to do the same thing with dog dominance in a period of 4 months as well since 15 months is when dogs mature. A dog standing over another dog's head or back is unacceptable (dog dominance), same for pinning other dogs. And he should learn to be more gentle with kids.
You can apply the same method for all of the above.';

'>>4777994
Can we see your dog, so we know you're not a cat owner giving bullshit advice to troll, or a chihuahua/beagle owner and probable woman?';

'>>4777996
Of course you can. This dog killed multiple people, cats, other dogs, before I employed the most advanced Dog Daddy X Milan training regime. Worked a treat, and I feel so much joy saving this sweet soul's life.

If I can do it, so can you.';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D42s0LVuJ_k';

'>>4778044
dunno the fuzz about his guy being "aggressive", hes very gentle';

'When should I wake my dog up? He whimpers a lot in his sleep and idk if he's having a nightmare or not';

'>>4777996
meds';

'>>4777395
he is barely old enough to be away from his mother, start slow. personally I hate dog parks as you can't trust other dog owners to be in control (I have seen many attacks and injuries take place), and the smells/sights can be overwhelming especislly for such a young dog. wait until he is 4-6 months and see the difference. in the meantime start socializing him one on one with safe dogs';

'>>4778189
>>4777480
>>4777395
this anon is also correct, forgot to include this originally. when he's a bit older, simply sticking it out with him will fix a lot of issues. I like to say "the only way out, is through" - allowing him to control the situation with fits teaches him that bad behavior works. if you can guide him with a firm, calm hand, he will have his confidence boosted each time he encounters and conquers something scary. that being said, be careful not to reward him for fearfulness or apprehension with petting or cooing etc. these count as 'rewards' for dogs.';

'>>4777629
I think it was something simple, she’s completely back to her old self now.
She waits to eat until dinner because my wife spoiled her by mixing raw meat scraps from trimmings with her dog food lol
>>4777856
She pulls on the leash and it’s easier to control for my wife than a collar.';

'undefined';

'>>4778006
>>4778131
Toxofag trolling confirmed

Dominance doesnt work and aversives are only for dogs that are meant to bite people anyways because they increase overall fear and anxiety and make a dog more likely to snap

Deal with it';

'>>4778287
SHOW ME YOUR STUDIES AND SOURCES? I thought that strangling huskies was the only waaaaaaaaay.';

'>>4777395
>>4778190
>>4777480

he is improving a lot, he no longer cries in the car.
he's calm about 60% of the park, this is not a dog park just a regular community park, we usually see other dogs but he just stares at them.';

'>>4778297
Why are bassets so aggressive?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QKagPch-5Yg';

'>>4778301
UMMMMM. I'm going to need a source on that as well.';

'the other day i was thinking "ya know it's been a while since i've seen the dogfucker have a meltdown". today i just happened to come into /dog/ (i rarely post in generals as i don't agree with them as a concept) and who did i find? is this where he's been all this time? accusing others of trying to kill this general when HE is the real cancer?
>>4775578
>>4775589
>>4775596
>>4775610
>>4775621
>>4775635
ain't it funny how there's only one person on this entire board that has a problem with the facts about bestiality? every time they get posted, he has his conniption fit and accuses you of getting BTFO when he pisses and shits up and down the thread and shouts "w-women just hide it better!" and "t-they don't get arrested as often!", the same tired shit he's said countless times before.

it's too bad, he seems like mostly posts on-topic. it's just whenever he gets reminded that he fucks his dog, it's like the manchurian candidate trigger, he just can't help himself and gets sent into a frothing rage, defending a position that deep down he knows is wrong and knows he is the real degenerate here.

well that's all i really got, just wanted to step in for a moment and laugh at the dogfucker. shout out to the other guy that posted the statistics earlier and got needlessly banned for it, keep triggering the dogfucker and reminding him that he needs to kill himself. wouldn't be surprised if he reports this port too.';

'>>4778287
Not your boogeyman and don’t even disagree with that, you’re just paranoid. Meds.';

'>>4778301
These niggas were the OG toadlines. Deformed blobs bred from real man killers. They're so smashed and slammed you can't even tell when they're snarling like they want to feast on your organs, and they're so deformed and retarded that if they wanted to attack you they'd just accidentally slobber on your ankle.';

'>>4778355
Looks like a very useful form for a dog of the hounding variety. I can always use positive only training to curb its insatiable hunger for fresh organ meat.';

'>>4778298
oh okay. It might just be that he is excitable/reactive. I think anons suggestion that you take a camp chair and just chill out (you could read a book, play an instrument if you do such a thing, or simply watch the world go by) until he relaxes. It's important to mark undesirable behavior by saying "No" firmly. If he doesn't listen, escalate to correction (I'm not saying kick him, but a firm tap or a poke on the shoulder/ribs can do wonders), so he will understand that "no" has meaning, that being a precedent to correction. When he does finally relax, reward with a short head pat, or, my personal favorite, a simple "good". This rewards him without overdoing it or running the risk of exciting him so much that he loses the ability to concentrate. At his age, small training treats are okay too, but I don't like to use them past 8 months to 1 year, as I don't appreciate needing to offer food to convince the dog to behave normally. At that point he knows the rules and expectations and doesn't need to be rewarded with food to keep to that standard, in my opinion. I trained an extremely reactive shepherd/husky/shar pei mix with this method, so I promise I'm not talking out of my ass. pic related is my boy relaxing in the cool river after a walk on a hot day';

'>>4778362
Impossible. The murderhound DNA in bassets runs strong. These dogs are so dangerous that only prong and shock collars can temper their violent urges. Yes, they do cause their own trauma, but the danger from a traumatized basset is less than one that has not had its instinct to murder random people suppressed. Plus they're fucking retarded and don't even figure out positive training half the time.

Save the positive only stuff for smart, healthy, mentally stable dogs, ie: german shepherds, huskies, collies, collie mixes, literally any spitz or herding dog basically. Especially spitzes, they're smart enough to see punishment for what it is and hate you for it.';

'>>4778276
Have you started teaching "look at me" and leave it then heel on walks? That solves a lot of pulling on its own and can temper strong prey drive as long as your dog is smart';

'>>4778366
This dumbfuck doesn't use an e-prong type collar harness, and pure force of will to modulate and recalibrate any sort of hound type dog's behavior. I doubt you've even been three feet from a dog before, let alone own one. Pathetic, and a truly telling way to out yourself as dogless.';

'>>4778380
Why suffer through that when you can get a healthier, smarter, more athletic german shepherd with a better sense of smell and train them with treats?';

'>4778312
>the other day i was thinking ya know its been 3 days my ban is probably up and im starting to become cognizant of my micropenis again...
tldr the rest but i saw a lot of post links and figured it was a butthurt trannny';

'>>4778381
I save hound type dog's lives. This isn't games or fun type dog training. This is life or death type dog training. Often times I'm the last step before murder type shelters. If I cannot rehabilitate and empower these dogs to not consume my neighbors organs they WILL DIE. My methods work and these beautiful beasts LIVE and THRIVE in a SOCIETY! Let me guess... you need MORE?';

'>>4778387
even the most well trained basset hound will snap and kill a toddler. these freaks should just be put down so we can have more dog food for good dogs, ie: alaskan klee kais.';

'>in-laws come to visit this weekend
>we all go for a walk at a nearby park
>dog usually is calm when my husband walks her, but since we’re with family, dog constantly tries to pull to go to other family members
>this had made it too frustrating and impossible to walk with our dog

I’ve tried to reward her with treats, and she’ll stay by our side for the treat, but she’ll start pulling again as soon as we start moving. She’s also so strong and fast that she can pull an arm out of its socket

We plan to look into a reputable trainer sooner to get on top of this, but I’m curious how we could stop this from happening on our own? I bring high value treats with me, but going to my in-laws is more rewarding in her eyes in that moment.

She especially loves my mother-in-law, probably because she’s known her since she was a puppy. But when my mother-in-law decided to take my young nephew to the playground, my dog tried to pull after her instead of continuing to walk with me and my husband.

It’s incredible embarrassing because my in-laws don’t believe us that she can be a chill calm dog. They just see her as a crazy hyperactive dog that needs to be put on prozac.';

'>>4778403
Child's play.';

'>>4778403
Basically this >>4778369 and you need cooperation from family members (they can't reward this)

Since you have a family please do not use any punishments. It has been scientifically proven that punishments create a prolonged increase in anxiety and fear, which predispose dogs to biting if "improperly interacted with" (by abused dog standards, ie: not touching the head, not looking at them, not walking towards them...)';

'>>4778461
I have been teaching “leave it”, “look at me” and heel on walks, but it only works if I carry treats all the time. And if she’s not scared or distracted by something more “rewarding”.';

'>>4778276
>She pulls on the leash and it’s easier to control for my wife than a collar.
You should be teaching her not to do that, incapable retard.';

'>>4778501
Then you're not doing it right and probably reward fading/skipping too much and too fast.';

'How much does your dog love being outside?';

'>>4778595
Very much!';

'puppy training is going better now ever since I expanded his area to more of the house so he has more room to wander, and also he got his shots so he can go outside for walks. So in general he is not as much of a menace

have been working hard to curb the biting the past few days and he is much better, he's pretty consistent with his down command when he starts to bite
it's make a fist, down, sometimes the fist opens to reveal a treat sometimes it's just praise. the fist is helpful to get his attention, once he looks at the fist he'll listen to the down

HOWEVER my dad is being a problem because for whatever reason he just refuses to get on the same page as the rest of the family. We are all doing the down thing but when he's getting his pants or feet nipped at he goes NO! STOP IT! KNOCK IT OFF, and starts dragging his leg away like he's playing tug of war, STOP IT OR YOU'RE GOING AWAY (because dogs speak english) THATS IT then he locks the dog in the crate
which is another problem because once again we're supposed to be on the same page with the crate is NOT to be used as punishment

I don't know how to get him to cooperate and I'm not sure why he's refusing to. He just wont play ball here';

'>>4778769
time to redpill your dad on the ills of “balanced” training';

'what should i feed mr magnus? he's got eczema pretty bad.

also his personality is cartoonishly adorable. hell force himself to be cradled like a baby at night if i'm sleeping on my back.';

'borzboi bent';

'>>4778508
Or it could simply be a breed that is less prone to being trained by fucking treats. Not every dog is a shepherd.';

'>>4778769
Now comes the hard part. Training your dad';

'>>4778840
Prong collar is a must.';

'>>4778769
Redirecting the pup into a down is counterproductive IMO. If he's smart then he'll just see the mouthing as part of his reward. Smart dogs chain together behaviors as one cycle.

The only way to curb bad behavior is by doing something physical.

This video worked for me. https://youtu.be/MHPAbuHvM9M?si=AuBatDNZtfMWZsQh';

'>>4779036
> The only way to curb bad behavior is by doing something physical.
This just isnt true.';

'>>4779037
Yes. Its not true at all and it increases fear and anxiety. Most likely he’s doing something wrong.

At least the animal abuse shill isnt hiding his identity anymore';

'If I called off work today I could have stayed home and been this comfy.';

'>>4778769
Never had an issue with puppy biting that needed more than standard positive reinforcement and the odd autism screech

Your dad's "alpha dog" shit is actually reversing your training efforts because the dog may foolishly think he is playing.';

'>>4779100';

'>>4779035
kek';

'>>4779035
You must be smelling yourself because you can't smell through a computer screen, silly.';

'>>4779035
Such posts are only deleted when they hit home. Someone must have toggled airplane mode a lot of times to report that one.

>>4778839
Every dog can be trained with treats.

>>4779036
>The only way to curb bad behavior is by doing something physical.
Nope! All the "no no no" makes us feel good but dogs ignore it, and punishment they can't ignore is just abuse. I had a "rabbit reactive" husky on walks until today, where 2 days of anticipatory treat giving culminated in her walking past two of them - which is very good, considering she used to hunt them.

If treats aren't working because of "extortion" it's because you're re-acting to the behavior and not anticipating it starting. They do want to backtrack at first but keep the rewards up and they learn to ignore things.';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ6Ez2gV5Jk';

'>>4779296
everyone is guilty of a little leash tug and "nope!"ing desu

if it ever works its because the dog actually cares that you're agitated';

'>>4779296
based pointy dog lover treating his husky girl like the princess she is';

'Another successful day of scent work! We polished Phase 1: Intro to Odor and got heavily into Phase 2: Interior Searches. I taught her alert with a paw as well.

Enjoy ball footage.';

'>>4779328
Why is a teenager training your dog';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhpeIyn37Cg';

'>>4779330
No, they're just playing ball.';

'>>4779330
Your dog should listen to your kids though.';

'>>4779334
What if the kid IS the dogs owner?';

'>>4779328
Niiiiice. It's pretty fun, isn't it? It's really amazing to utilize/work with a dog's heightened senses.';

'>>4778769
Consider: train your dad with a prong and buy another bag of bacon bits for the pup';

'@4779296
>nooooo why did my off-topic post troll post get deleted how can this happen to me
the dogfucker is so fucking pathetic';

'>>4778704
Did you pound her cookie?';

'>sudden surge of shit posts
Someone triggered a toxoplasmosis drone again

If you took ivermectin instead of experimental gene therapy you wouldnt have brain worms desu';

'What do you guys say to retards who interrupt your training or play with your dog?';

'>>4779296
> Someone must have toggled airplane mode a lot of times to report that one.
So true';

'This cools the dog.';

'>dog eats something he shouldn't have
>thankfully he didn't eat much more
>try to take a nap in my room
>dog jumps on top of me to projectile vomit from top
>fml
>throw him outside and clean up yet another mess
>leave him outside for 2 hours
>he gives me the puppiest dog eyes i have ever seen
>hegottabefineright.png
>the moment i bring him back inside he vomits again just liquid partially on the carpet
>grab him and throw him across the floor to the door
>i fucking hate myself
>put his collar on and a lead tied to the cemented gate post
He's an outside dog for the next 48 hours until i finish shampooing my carpet';

'>>4779475
Why was there something he shouldn't eat where he could eat?';

'>>4779479
It was in a place he never touches and I had never had a problem with. There is also nothing in there that is lethal to dogs. What he ate wasn't harmful at all, but it still made him sick, I guess. It's unfortunate, but I'm more mad at the carpet itself than my dog. If I had 0 carpet I'd clean and go about my day just fine.';

'>>4779355
I certainly hope they don't mean bidens dog, commander, when they talk about the first families dog';

'>>4779383
No one's talking about toxo except you, schizo';

'>the day my dog ate 15 laxatives nothing happened
>the day my dog eats a bag of chips it's a nightmare on earth
Dogs. Heh.';

'>>4779490
Obama's dog

Biden's trainer's name was apparently too shameful to publish. Maybe it was larry krohn. Maybe it was his cousin who really knew his way around a prong collar.';

'https://youtube.com/shorts/b349A3ZLL24?si=oIiw-U5zVCGQHtvY';

'>>4779675
>robert cabral
strongly want to disregard
>starts shilling stinky retarded retrievers
Yep, disregarded.

Samoyed best choice for family dog period. No exceptions. Like a retriever, but not retarded, or smelly.';

'>>4779865
>my neighbors lab escaped
>it bit two people and got hit by a car
>a samoyed escaped on the other side of the neighborhood
>was seen following sidewalks and looking before crossing the street
>it ran 5 miles, found a backyard cookout, and hung out with the family until its owners got back from work
the duality of dog';

'>>4779865
>>4779870
So this is it? Samoyeds were the apex all along?';

'>>4779905
The spitz group has all the answers

For families: Samoyed
For bachelors and couples: Husky
For grand wizards: Malamute
For warlocks: Akita
For a litch: Karelian bear dog

There's even a laundry list of herding breeds for different livestock, so many that the beloved collies are actually just highly inbred spitz mutts, and hunting breeds galore, just little known because most people imagine hunting with dogs as a sport intended to be more difficult, while spitzes actually make hunting easier by killing the first available animal and going home.';

'>>4779907
There's a bunch of spitzes in the UKC nosework hall of fame including champions and grand champions

What can't these selectively obedient little puffballs do, besides not be selectively obedient puffballs?';

'I out ran him. I am king. He is a weenie.';

'>>4779965
you just destroyed this little man's confidence for life';

'>>4779907
>There's even a laundry list of herding breeds for different livestock, so many that the beloved collies are actually just highly inbred spitz mutts,
Many of the so called Belgian Malinois are actually just Belgian/Dutch/German shepherd mutts.';

'>>4779988
German shepherds are just a bizarre offshoot of the husky family tree';

'>>4775101
What tier do Toadlines go into?';

'>>4779998
How double dog dare you?';

'>>4780010';

'>>4780015';

'>>4780021';

'>>4779998
Truth

>>4780010
Cool brown husky';

'>>4779910
>what cant a spitz do
Come when called';

'>>4779296
Any tips for that kinda training? I don't mind him hunting rabbits and such in the yard or field (providing its not rattler season) but when I'm on a walk in the neighborhood or he's trying to go after something dangerous like an elk I don't want the possibility of him slipping the harness or knocking me down on ice. He doesn't listen or care once he's seen the rabbit since in his mind food < hunting.';

'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGDeWnb3u4E';

'>>4780112
Is this guy a real trainer or does he just do it for his ego? He’s filming his dogs fucking with other peoples pets as often as heathers owner';

'>>4780127
Real trainer';

'>>4780127
The dogs are playing and they love it, weirdo.';

'>>4780078
Put him on a leash and correct him when he lunges at animals.
Also practice your recall';

'>>4779907
Belgian Malinois > any of these dogs';

'>>4780139
>>4780139
>>4780139';

'>>4779865
Biggest Samoyed advantages?';

'>>4780021
>>4780034
Kek’d';

'How do I help my labrador with hip dysplasia?';