How to introduce a new dog to your house!

[garydedderson]

I think the Frenchie did a good job supervising that introduction, lol.
Seriously though I've never seen such a quiet and still Frenchie.
Glitzy is a beauty

[Blue]

If you could show how you do your crate training? And put a link for your how you teach your place training thanks from the UK 🇬🇧👊🏾

[johnnixon]

excellent advice... love the mention to your training link

[menjivar]

I just found this video and what a coincidence, tomorrow I’m going to pick up a puppy, german shepherd and is a 5 month old boy. I’m buying it from a guy who just got a newborn, and his wife doesn’t want the dog because is growing up fast and is full of energy. I hope everything will gonna be good and I will try using your methods. Thanks for the video.

[jonnyp]

ha I found this video and tomorrow I am picking up my 4 year old Golden Mix and looking to how to give access to my home. What you mentioned is what I thought of as well. :) GReat video

[lordvoldemort]

The frenchie is super calm just looking quietly

[KathgoKat]

Shes absolutely Very Nice Puppy!! Its a year more videos of Glitzy?? Do you still have her?? Would love to see her now!!!

[gregvogel]

I would love to see a video from you on crate training a new pup

[anugranmathimugan]

Great vid mate, think the point about sensitive dogs, too many are heavy handed with sensitive dogs and the dogs don’t have that connection with them.

[coxxycabee]

Good training. More people should listen to you.

[edt]

Pretty female. I have a black and Tan 110 lbs smartest dog ever. Now we just added another puppy to the family

[clandfaf]

Hey brother I am looking at fostering a 2-year-old female mix medium build just had a litter. My current dog is almost 11 and is a Boxer pit mix 60lbs gentle calm pup. The rescue is saying I should have the foster strictly contained inside her crate for a couple weeks and sleep inside the crate and be inside the crate for 4 hours. She will have her own room and no access with the resident pup. It was recommended I keep her on a leash while inside the house also but mostly keep inside the crate for the first couple weeks. Does this all sound good to you? I get it slow and easy let the new dog know its place and not get to overwhelmed. I will be nervous for sure when I am at work and she's alone for 4 hours in a crate 5 days a week. My hope is she will become comfortable enough to be out of the crate and with my resident pup at all times.

[BlackGoku]

How come you haven’t showed her anymore, do you still have her ???

[stevenpringle]

Do you allow dogs on those dark hardwood stairs? If yes, how much to their claws chew up the stairs?

[TickyTacky]

How is this beautiful little girl doing now? Any videos planned for her? I think she's awesome

[toddreynolds]

My German shepherd needs training but I think you would have your hands full with him.

[tdwolf]

We're about to adopt a second dog. Our first dog never had any issues in our home from the get go, so I never thought about all these tips that you brought up.

Our first dog roams free while we're gone, and obviously, it's probably not a good idea to have both dogs doing that while we're gone. Is it fair to kennel one dog, and have the other roam free?

[marybaker]

I would love seeing how u do place training please and kennel trained what is your flat collar

[ceejaym]

so in the beggining stages why are you not reinforcing the behavior of place with positive reinforcement? all you did was make it negative. the dog barley understands the task so why give a negative marker also?

[srichards]

Love your videos! How do I train my puppy to bark for notification and to stop on command?