We are being forced to take them back.. (Goodbye Puppies)

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Who else is reading the comments during watching the video to make sure it was clickbait? Edit: Thanks for liking, this is the most I have ever got!❤️

For the whole separation anxiety thing when you leave if you ever put them in the crate just leave one of your shirts or something in there. If it has your scent it really calms them down

(Pls like so they will see this)
Instead of making loud sounds at them, speak with a low, dominant tone, but not aggressive. In dog language this is a show of dominance and is seen as an order rather than you making them uncomfortable. When they poop inside bring them to wear they did it and point as you say “no” in that same tone. Pick up the poop and put it wherever you want them to do it and show them, that this is where your poop should be. Say “here” in a more reassuring tone and not dominance as you want them to know that this is the right answer. Every time the pay poop in the wrong spot repeat this process. When they poop in the right spot make sure to reward with a treat and praise them a lot. As for getting up on the tables use the same town with a simple “down” in the same dominant tone. If this doesn’t work add a bit of a growl to the tone and they will usually comply. Make sure to praise whenever they give the correct response to the order to show that you are not being aggressive but giving them an order. If you don’t praise when they get things right they will only be scared of you and you won’t be able to have a relationship. You don’t want a relationship based on fear. When it comes to diets straight minced meat or grain free dog food is the best options, as a treat you could mix in a cooked egg or peas. I would also recommend a kibble food in the morning, supplying energy for the day and mince or dog food for the evening which will usually give them a melatonin boost so they calm down at night. With the separation anxiety get them a boredom buster toy to keep them occupied. For better results with this you could put in some work and do some training with them. Never make a big fuss of them before you leave, a simple good bye tells them that you’ll be back later with a simple pat, no hugs and kisses or to much affection. Walk out the door and come back in after a minute, then again after two, then five. Keep extending the time you are gone by five minutes up to a couple hours and in no time it will hardly phase them. I believe you said they where Australian Shepard’s? Australian Shepard’s are breed to herd sheep. Which means they have A LOT of energy. They will need to be walked for a
AT LEAST half an hour a day, but personally I would recommend an hour. Make sure they are always occupied by toys otherwise they will get bored and destroy the place as they are high energy dogs. Also I would recommend taking them to a vet as soon as possible to get vaccinations, spading and find out more about your breed as you may not have done much research. I would also recommend asking your vets about how much to feed their specific breed. I’m so sick of seeing dogs that are overweight, it makes me very upset.
Main rules:
1. Use a deep tone to order your dogs however don’t yell or be aggressive
2. NEVER hit your dog, it will only establish fear.
3. Consult and stay in close contact with your vet.
4. NEVER feed anything with in it grain to your dogs.
5. Don’t make a fuss of them when you leave
6. Keep them occupied at all times, wether it’s with toys, playing or walks. (Chew toys and puzzle toys are particularly good, aswell as bones- not cooked )
7. Make sure to love them and cherish them a lot.
8. Build a healthy relationship based of trust and order not fear.
9. If you don’t love them and give them lots of affection they will only see you as their Alfa not their friend.
10. NEVER get a trainer, they just don’t work,as the dog is learning that the trainer is the boss not you. (May also be the reason they said they were potty trained but pooped in the wrong spot)
I really hope you take all of this in and listen to your vets, they definitely know best when it comes to their physical health. If you have any questions you can contact me on Instagram at @ dior.i.think._.priv and I’ll be happy to help! Remember to love your dogs y’all!!!

I’m a college student and I’m currently HARDCORE struggling with time management with a full time job, school work, attending classes, and making time for friends, myself, my boyfriend, and my family. Your little speech made me feel so much better about it all! Thank you Gab. I always appreciate you and jacks authenticity and honesty. You guys are always so relatable and I can’t thank you enough for that. A couple minutes of you guys speaking can make my entire week so much better! Glad I came across your channel 2 and a half years ago!!! 💛

Don’t tell me I’m the only one that’s concerned why they still have their Christmas tree up in February

Is it only me the tittle was “were being forced to take them back” and then when I click to watch it says “jack and gab dogs bad V1 finals”

Is it bad that I couldn’t take Gabrielle serious when she was yelling at the dogs😂😂

I’ve had seven dogs and just recently got a new puppy. When they do something good like going to the bathroom outside you need to praise them and give them lots of love and attention. Dogs with anxiety can scratch and hurt themselves while the humans are gone if they don’t have a friend so I am glad they have each other also I love you guys so much much love❤️

Jack: talking about healthy smoothies
Me: eating a bowl of ice cream behind my phone wishing I was Gabrielle

THIS BETTER BE FAKE. What !!!!!

Tip: when they whine kinda ignore them and the reason you ignore them is because if you give them attention they will begin to whine quite often. And pretty sure Jack won’t be having that.

Gabrielle's little pep talks are seriously the best things ever. It's like she knows when I need them. Thank you so much Jack and Gabrielle.

I can't tell when they got the puppies. Like they have a Chistmas tree, but they seem like the couple who has their tree up from November to February.

also if they are shy socialize as much as possible while they are younger

Gabs little inspirational speech was awesome❤️she’s a keeper jack

Instead of making loud sounds at them, speak with a low, dominant tone, but not aggressive. In dog language this is a show of dominance and is seen as an order rather than you making them uncomfortable. When they poop inside bring them to wear they did it and point as you say “no” in that same tone. Pick up the poop and put it wherever you want them to do it and show them, that this is where your poop should be. Say “here” in a more reassuring tone and not dominance as you want them to know that this is the right answer. Every time the pay poop in the wrong spot repeat this process. When they poop in the right spot make sure to reward with a treat and praise them a lot. As for getting up on the tables use the same town with a simple “down” in the same dominant tone. If this doesn’t work add a bit of a growl to the tone and they will usually comply. Make sure to praise whenever they give the correct response to the order to show that you are not being aggressive but giving them an order. If you don’t praise when they get things right they will only be scared of you and you won’t be able to have a relationship. You don’t want a relationship based on fear. When it comes to diets straight minced meat or grain free dog food is the best options, as a treat you could mix in a cooked egg or peas. I would also recommend a kibble food in the morning, supplying energy for the day and mince or dog food for the evening which will usually give them a melatonin boost so they calm down at night. With the separation anxiety get them a boredom buster toy to keep them occupied. For better results with this you could put in some work and do some training with them. Never make a big fuss of them before you leave, a simple good bye tells them that you’ll be back later with a simple pat, no hugs and kisses or to much affection. Walk out the door and come back in after a minute, then again after two, then five. Keep extending the time you are gone by five minutes up to a couple hours and in no time it will hardly phase them. I believe you said they where Australian Shepard’s? Australian Shepard’s are breed to herd sheep. Which means they have A LOT of energy. They will need to be walked for a
AT LEAST half an hour a day, but personally I would recommend an hour. Make sure they are always occupied by toys otherwise they will get bored and destroy the place as they are high energy dogs. Also I would recommend taking them to a vet as soon as possible to get vaccinations, spading and find out more about your breed as you may not have done much research. I would also recommend asking your vets about how much to feed their specific breed. I’m so sick of seeing dogs that are overweight, it makes me very upset.
Main rules:
1. Use a deep tone to order your dogs however don’t yell or be aggressive
2. NEVER hit your dog, it will only establish fear.
3. Consult and stay in close contact with your vet.
4. NEVER feed anything with in it grain to your dogs.
5. Don’t make a fuss of them when you leave
6. Keep them occupied at all times, wether it’s with toys, playing or walks. (Chew toys and puzzle toys are particularly good, aswell as bones- not cooked )
7. Make sure to love them and cherish them a lot.
8. Build a healthy relationship based of trust and order not fear.
9. If you don’t love them and give them lots of affection they will only see you as their Alfa not their friend.
10. NEVER get a trainer, they just don’t work,as the dog is learning that the trainer is the boss not you. (May also be the reason they said they were potty trained but pooped in the wrong spot)
I really hope you take all of this in and listen to your vets, they definitely know best when it comes to their physical health. If you have any questions you can contact me on Instagram at @ dior.i.think._.priv and I’ll be happy to help! Remember to love your dogs y’all!!!

For the mini Aussie, since she’s so smart, teaching her “sit,” “shake,” “lay down,” etc... it won’t take long and she’ll learn fast...also, if you ever bring her outside, she won’t take long to learn where you guys live and once you buy a house and she learns the neighborhood, she won’t run away...at least my dog doesn’t :)

“How fast do you want the intro?”
Jack: yes

I'm confused. The title says, we are being forced to take them back but this video had nothing to do with that? It didn't even have anything to click bait. Not trying to hate I love Jack and Gab but the title had absolutely nothing to do with the video. I was just confused.

Am I the only one who noticed but in almost every video jack says “we were doing it” and it cracks me up every time 🤣🤣 but ilysm jack and gab

House braking the dogs is best done by being pro active about taking them out before the time that they need to be out. Carry a small sandwich bag of kibble and reward them for going in the correct places. They will figure it out in a short while (few weeks). As they get older, most dogs will "hold it" for a while but it's your job to avoid that situation. Our older dogs are never expected to be alone indoors for more than 4 hours, although during the night, they usually make it 6 - 7 hours. Don't forget that trip to Dollar General....Foaming Carpet Cleaner....Aerosol Can....Red Cap....TRUST ME! Also, fresh drinking water....constantly!

Cassie running straight to the dogs is a whole mood!

Gabrielle, you can't imagine how much your words of encouragement meant for me. I struggle a lot with school because I pressure myself too much and today was a very difficult one, and listening to your words made me feel so safe and warm. I love you guys❤️😭❤️

When training the dogs to do anything, try to refrain from yelling at them. That'll only scare them and it's reminiscent of say a king ruling a town by fear. It's best to speak in a clear, calm tone and make an agreement on how your going to teach them otherwise they may grow confused. Because say one person points at the ground and says 'lay down' to get them to lay down but another person just says 'down'. It can lead to the animal growing confused by about the command and Then they just won't do it.
Those are the only tips I have rn ^^

I’m with my boyfriend right now and I stopped everything to watch this. I don’t think I’ve ever been this scared on your channel before

99% of the comments: dog tips
1% of the comments: random stuff

When u r training a dog make sure u do it when they r young and do it everyday over and over again

Isn't this the rubber doggy family now?😅😂

While training them to go outside, set a timer for every hour (or longer after trained a while) so they dont pee in the house. Let them outside then give them a treat once they use the bathroom. This worked for all 3 of my dogs. Hope this helps! P.S. Love u guys

You can't yell at them when they've done something wrong and it happened in the past. You can only yell at them when they're doing something right now.
And another hint: you should bring them outside as soon as they pee or poop inside 🐶❤️

Yeah, sometimes i don’t manage my time very well and i get stressed. I am going to try to managae my time better, Thank You Gabriel!!! 🤩🤩

Me: sees the title
Also me: Oh HeLl NaW

Pops up two mins ago and you’ve been watching Jack and Gab for almost two years now and have waited for this moment for then to have baby puppies and they may loose them 🥺

To suggest something for training dogs:
Don't use negative like things. If they do something wrong, don't be mean to them. Make sure you reward them for being good not reward them negatively for being bad.

Jack: They have been teething, and have been chewing on my Christmas tree. Me: why is your Christmas tree up it’s February?!?

Dog parent tip!: whenever you are gone keep the tv on or play music or something don't let the apartment be completely silent when you are gone. My parents have a dog that has really bad separation anxiety and having some kind of noise really helps. They are like humans in relation to silence. When you are laying down to go to bed or take a nap or just to relax and you hear a random sound that freaks you out, its the same feeling dogs get. Having the TV on or music helps eliminate that feeling because those random sounds arent as obvious.

If you get mad at your dog even half an hour after they did something you didn't like, they won't understand what they did wrong cause they basically don't remember it anymore so there is no point at getting upset at them :)

I'm just likening everyone's comments lol

I'm loving the videos here recently! Especially these with the dogs make me happy. The dogs are a great addition to the Rubber Duckin Army of peer awesomeness and glory. Happy for you guys! Btw I hope to meet you two in person some day! 🐤

Aww Gabrielle’s lil speech about being you and being happy ✨🥺💜

Gabrielle: Honestly if I had a normal clock on . . .
Me: Who wears clocks?!

Imagine they were called "Rubber" and "Ducky" and when you are calling them over you go "Rubber Ducky" that would be funny
Thx for 445 likes btw

I got a puppy in October and he’s 6 months old now. The best thing to get is a play pin it’s great when you can’t watch them and you will know they will be safe from chewing on stuff they aren’t supposed to. Also get them socialized as soon as possible. Getting them around people and other dogs and cars when they are young is one of the most important things.

you asked for dog advice and I would have to say that if ivy has separation issues I recommend taking something that will smell like you eg, a blanket from your bed or a hoodie and put it in a dog bed or crate. our pupper had serious separation issues and this helped a lot.

Me: Looks at title................
Me: "This better be a prank!"

Wait a second, jack had a Christmas tree in February?!
I love Christmas! Keep the Christmas tree up all year round, it’s a really happy thing!! ❣️❣️

i really needed that pep talk gabrielle!😊lately i’ve been very stressed and overwhelmed with my human anatomy and physiology 1 class. i have been pushing myself way hard on this class because it’s important to apply for my major. it’s been hard getting back into the swing of things because i got seriously sick with mono and walking pneumonia in my fall semester which i had to unfortunately drop all my classes due to being sick, so it pushed me back in starting my major sooner, but i’m just trying to stay positive. i do have a rough time with managing my time, but if i maybe set goals for myself to accomplish then it will help! thank you for the advice gab🥰💛

Also, Thank you Gab for that inspirational speech. I really needed that. I am a senior in college and in my last semester and I know that you are a little younger than me and you're in first years of college but I struggle to stay motivated when it comes to school and work. I am and have been in the process of getting this one job that I really want for a few months now and it's really discouraging. I do want to spend most of my time with my boyfriend or with my friends. And I'm not going to lie...I do spend a lot of time watching Netflix or KRplus. I need some motivation in my life.

Gabrielle: *yelling at dog Bc jack told her to*
Jack: she doesn’t speak English Gabrielle
Gabrielle: *feels bad* you yell to worse jack
Jack: no🥺
😂😂😂 I love y’all sm😂💛

Jack you’re not aloud to clickbait us with your cute puppies 🥺

Gabs telling abt how to study and balance life really helped me:) also the puppies are sooooooo cute

I actually got a lot motivated from your speech cause school is often stressful and everything you said is true so THANK YOU a lot

it’s clickbait, i’m so relieved, they are so happy with the pups and i would hate to see them give them up

When potty training, yelling and putting their nose in their accidents doesnt do anything but scare them. I know they are mostly potty trained, but any time they go in the house, bring them straight outside and give them a treat when the go. Trust me, I know the struggle. Just got our 5th dog. GSD, poodle/shitzu/mini dachsund, boxer/pit, and our newest is an EL. They'll get there!

I love seeing your everyday life and also seeing your workouts and healthy ideas and showing you guys buying groceries and talking about it or healthy food!!!

ive had puppies and dogs all of my life so heres some tips
1.when u go somewhere leave them in a closed-off area with puppy pads until their potty trained (so they dont poop and pee all over)
2.when u get back from somewhere bring them out immediately
3.this is obvious but make sure you feed them the right amount of food and the right type of food ( they might get sick or have to poop a lot)
4.this is also obvious but look in their water bowl or bowls after their done eating and throughout the day to see if they have clean water (food or drool can get in the water and that's gross)
5.LOTS OF LOVE AND ATTENTION
6. this might not count I guess for u guys but when they get older one may want to establish dominant over one another and might fight

just a tip: yelling at them for going to the bathroom inside has almost no meaning to them after they’ve already done it and some time has passed... unless you literally catch them in the act, they usually have no clue why they’re being yelled at! it’s better to use positive reinforcement, for example, give them a treat and TONS of praise as soon as they go to the bathroom outside (even though they may already be potty trained for the most part)... and make sure it is right after they go, not once you come inside, you should take treats out with you! it all takes time but it seems like you’re doing great so far :) it’s tough being a puppy parent but it all gets better!

Tips! (I have experience with 7 dogs):
1: Take on a walk at least 3 times a week because they need to feel happy because they can get bored really easy.
2: Try to give them max love, they will feel safe when they sleep with their tummy facing up.
These are some of my tips!

Introduce them to noises and machines and a lot of things so they wont be scared when their older

Is no one gonna talk abt Gab's awesome motivational speech, I loved it and I think she is just so awesome for sharing that and it really got me motivated to do the things I love❤

how fast should the intro be?
Jack: Of course

We recently got a golden retriever puppy, and had never had a dog before. Puppy training has helped a lot. Also make sure to always play with them, whether it be tug of war or anything. Playing with them strengthens your relationship with them :)

my new dog tips are:
1) If you want them to "Sit" then lean forward with them looking at you and they should sit out of habit
2) Be sure to give lots of attention and treats to your dogs the first couple months. I have had good experience with the 3 calorie training treats " Charlie Bears"
3) The first couple of months don;t let them sit at the top of the stairs it creates a habit of them thinking that they're the king/queen
those were my tips I hope they were useful.

if you leave them a piece of clothing that smells like you the scent will comfort them and it can help them curb the separation anxiety🥰

few tips: when you leave, put some old clothing out, like from the laundry, so they still feel like you are there because your smell is there. also, punishing the dog after the fact is kind of a waste. their attention span doesnt go that far so she probably wasnt entirely sure what she was being yelled at for. she seemed to cower simply because you gasped and then went right for her. also, while they are still under a year, take training treats with you when you take them outside and reward them every time they go to the bathroom. positive reinforcement is better than punishment. also, i used to have a crate called the "puppy apartment". it is a cage but its separated by a divider IN CASE they needed to use the bathroom, they still can even while crated. its a bed and bathroom crate modernpuppies.com/ AND lastly, get them "busy" toys, like thinking toys. the brand kong makes good ones.

Thank you Gab that pep talk was needed

Spend a lot of time with them and show love and kindness

Why does he still have his Christmas tree up 😂😂

Not gonna lie but my favorite part about this entire video was Gab's pep talk about school and life because damn I needed that.

The small puppy is like, "wtf they both were yelling at me some time ago and now they're loving me, I'm so confused 😕...."
Lmao... 😂

Why is Jack so hilarious😂😂😂

Okay literally no intro this time, oh no...

I love how Gabrielle feels bad. When my dog barks my stpdad yells shut up Corinne. The dogs name is Skid.
Oh I wrote stp, love that

Hey Jack and Gab, congrats on your new babies! I’m a vet nurse in Australia and have a couple of tips for you to help settle them in. Firstly if they are timid make sure that you get them used to other people and try to get them socialising with some nice natured dogs that aren’t too in their face, you can end up with big problems later in life if they haven’t been socialised enough. My other tip would be to help keep them calm when you are out try and get yourself some Adaptil (it is a special calming pheromone spray that does wonders in calming them in new situations or when they are stressed like being left alone). Can’t wait to see more of their cute faces in your videos!

i have a dog and to train her we put her in a traning program that costs around $756 and it was a life saver but i asume you dont wanna do that so if you wanna train them to sit, lay, stay and stuff like that you have to show them what it means while you say the command that you want them to follow to do that thing, now if they are bothering you, put a folded blanket on the ground in a corner and have them sit on it and have them stay there by having one of you sit near them to make sure they stay there and when your putting them there say the word "place", have them stay there and then release them by saying the word "free" while squating so they come while knowing that the command "free" means to them that they are released from the place, which place is what you would call the folded blanket on the floor.

*TIPS*
1.) You will need many, and I mean MANY treats. They are essential when taking care of dogs. They are a good way to allow them to know what is good behavior. They are also needed when training.
2.) You need toys to not only keep them entertained, but also to help keep them away from stuff they aren't allowed to chew on. But since you do have two dogs you dont need many toys.
3.) Walking your dogs is also important to keep them from getting fat and from having health problems. Getting your dogs out also allow them to get used to other people
4.) Also I dont want to tell you guys what to feed them or not, but try and keep away from TOO much people food. If you want to mix their food with something there are many brands of food such as Pedigree who sell like wet food that you can mix with their dry food. But you can give them some people food as I know its hard to resist feeding them. BUT RESEARCH WHAT THEY CAN AND CANT EAT.
For now that's all I can remember. LOVE YOU GUYS!

Okay I'm trying to focus on the video but all I can think about is WHY THEY HAVE A CHRISTMAS TREE IN FEBRUARY?
(ps I have a yt channel hehe!)

Gabrielle is the bestand Jack! they are the best youtube ever!!

Love how most of this episode is talked about smoothies lol ❤️❤️❤️

I’m living for such content!!!!! JACK GAB AND ADORABLE PUPPIES. IMPECCABLE .

as a dog mom currently the best way for me to leave my puppies before going out is to have to them into their cages before you go out also as a puppy cage training is the best also def let them out before you go or even if your puppy has anxiety , there is a anxiety vest online and it works so good for the puppy it feels like a hug to them !! love you guys !!

Thank you Jack for your smoothie recommendations 👍👍

DOG TRAINING TIP!
I would recommend learning about positive reinforcement and clicker training and use those methods to train the pups. If the dogs are afraid of clickers, like my dog is, you can use a word like 'yes' or 'good' or a sound u make, like a clicking sound.

I needed Gabrielle’s pep talk today so bad 💫

I watch 5 hours of netflix, with my boo, while doing homework😜 but yes you arr totally right girl. Love the fact that u study and do youtube and everything. You go girl❤️😊

When jack said “What is it with Gabrielle always assuming we have to be undercover” 😂😂

Jack : "One big happy family of content and glory" 😂😂

Give her a used t-shirt when ur not with her so she doesn’t get anxious

hi guys!!! i learned a lot about how to train dogs watching "dog whisperer".you can watch tutorials on youtube that can help you with the training too.dogs are like kids : you have to give them education and love.just be patience with the dogs 😊

Also in the first couple months of owning a dog is the most valuable time so when you scare them and frighten them of somethings they will have that fear for ever and is really hard to train them to not be scared of that. So make sure you be careful and what you do around them so these little things in the future don’t scare them

I love it when gabrielle is the one who has to take control and snap at them 🤣😂

Hey Jack and Gab this is for y’all about the dogs. PROVIDE A PROTECTED AND CLEAN LIVING ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR DOG. Shelter from the elements and hazards, as well as good hygiene, are basic to a quality life.
ALWAYS KEEP FRESH WATER AVAILABLE. Maintaining optimal hydration is important for health and energy.
FEED A QUALITY DIET AND PREVENT OBESITY. Overweight humans and animals can adversely affect health in many ways. Follow the dietary recommendations that your veterinarian will make according to the nutritional needs of your dog, based on size, age, level of activity and breed. Remember to provide healthy treats rather than table scraps, as rewards.
HAVE YOUR PET EXAMINED BY A VETERINARIAN ON A REGULAR BASIS. Your veterinarian will provide you with the information on vaccination schedules, deworming and external parasite control. Keep a copy of your pet’s vaccination records in your home or with you when you travel. Contact your veterinarian if you believe that your pet may be ill, injured, or if something just doesn’t seem right. Your veterinarian is the expert on keeping your dog healthy. Work as a team with him or her.
PROVIDE AMPLE OPPORTUNITIES TO EXERCISE. Make sure your dog gets the regular exercise needed to enable it to be fit. By being in shape, your dog will be more capable of participating in the activities that it enjoys.
COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR DOG AND DEVELOP A RELATIONSHIP. Dogs are social creatures and they need to interact with their owner. Quality time will help you get to know your dog and understand particular needs that it might have, as well enhance your ability to recognize early signs of an illness that could be developing. In addition, time spent in developing a relationship will help prevent many undesirable behavioral patterns.
TRAIN YOUR DOG TO FOLLOW THE SIMPLE COMMANDS. Puppy and dog training classes can be very helpful. The better your dog is at following basic and necessary commands, the greater the chances are that your dog will live a safe and long life.
PRACTICE REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL. If you do not intend to create puppies, spaying or neutering is a certain option. If you plan to breed your dog or are opposed to spaying and neutering for other reasons, take appropriate measures to prevent mismatings. Consult with your veterinarian in regard to other options that are available.
DENTAL CARE IS VERY IMPORTANT. Many breeds are prone to gum disease, which can have serious implications. Infection resulting from this condition leads to premature tooth loss, and can commonly cause infections in major organs, including the heart valves.
DON’T OVERLOOK GROOMING AND NAIL TRIMMING. Long coated dogs are prone to developing matts and ice balls in their hair. Overgrown nails are common in elderly dogs and can make it more difficult for them to walk. In addition, such nails are much more prone to breaking, which can be quite painful.

Negative reinforcement really doesn’t work with dogs, screaming at a dog is only gonna make it worse especially when they’re new and clearly nervous as they are

To help them settle in make sure you give them some time on their own this will also help ivy with her separation anxiety and make sure they are disciplined and always learning new things or practicing it helps some dogs feel more secure they like to have rules.

I just got a puppy myself and training is all about repeating things over and over. Also don't let them get used to a pee pad, take them out every hour if you can. They are so cute! Good luck with them! ❤

Dog suggestion: They are like bread, they don't last forever, in fact, their lives are a lot shorter than humans, so my tip is love those dogs, never go to bed angry with them or them being scared of you because trust me, one day you will be going to bed without them.

When dogs got to the bathroom inside yelling at them doesn’t really make it better,they would get scared and nervous around you if you yell at them. It’s better to take them out when they do that and teach them not to do that

They are one big family of content and glory😂♥️

Awee Gabrielles speech was so inspiring to mee aweeee