5 Dog Training Exercises You Can Start TODAY That Will Make Your Dog PERFECT
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Training your dog everyday is so crucial to having them be calm canine companions that have good obedience and manners. There are easy things that you can train your dog right away that will make a massive difference to their behaviour.
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I just started watching these videos yesterday. We have a 1.5 year old GSD/Australian Shepherd mix, who we rescued in March. We took her to Obedience part 1, and she did great. But we didn't keep enforcing what she learned. So her Aussie side came out, and at times, she tried to tell us what to do. We enrolled her in Agility for fun, and she's not solid on recall, on sit/stay, on attention. But after seeing some of your videos here, I began applying the techniques. We are not nearly perfect, but as they say, practice makes perfect. Well, I know she can't be 100% perfect. I need her to get tighter on behavior. And that's really up to me. Dog training is mostly about training the owner; the dog follows your lead. Thank you so far!!
It's not free of charge you have to pay with a card ????
I used to feed my field lab that way, but noticed that when she's made to wait for her food she then eats it as quickly as possible and I worry it's too fast even with a slow feeder bowl. She doesn't do that when I just give her the food. Is there a way to address that?
Gracias are you also on Facebook by chance? I don't have ig or anything.
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️
Not only is Will absolutely fabulous, but I love his accent... I could listen to him talk all day long and never get bored.
same here. he also explains things very well
I train rescues too and i love this channel. He is really clear and honest. Now, for some dogs, especially rescues, training and reconditioning are not easy and take a long time. The keys to success, for any dog, are patience and consistency. You have to be consistent. It is hard, but you can't get lazy. And have fun with your dog like he says. They love play and it is so good for their mental health. You want a confident, secure and loving dog that trusts you and knows he or she can absolutely count on you for guidance. You don't just want a dog that obeys orders. My rescued Catahoula is super smart and can learn any command or trick, but getting him to look to me every time and listen to me when he is in a stressful or unknown situation is still a work in progress after 2+ years. He had a rough life before me. Because of his past, i cannot force him to do anything unless he has a muzzle on and it isnt nice for anyone to force your dog. Instead, he trusts me now to know that when i ask him to do something, there is a reason and that im keeping him safe. If your dog doesn't feel safe, he will deal with in his own way. Some dogs may cower and hide, but my Catahoula learned to fight back when afraid. It is hard to remake that mindset. Dogs are smart, but they cannot reason like us and their survival instincts are strong. And every dog, big or small, has teeth and knows how to use them. So try to think like a dog, not a human being. A dog is like a 3-year old toodler and needs consistent, patient, loving guidance. A confident, secure, well-behaved dog isn't sad. He is supremely happy. Spoiled and bratty dogs are just as unhappy as spoiled and bratty kids. Dogs crave structure and as the human being in the relationship, it is your responsibility to provide that. Thanks again for this great channel. Every day, every walk, every time you are with your dog is a learning opportunity for both of you.
I freaking love this guy’s videos. Amazing trainer. I have a near 2 year old goldendoodle. My first dog. I’ve been slack with his training. He understands most commands just listens only like 50% of the time. I’m going to start being strict with him to try correct his issues and this guys videos are what i watch to do it. I remember when my pup was only 6 months, he was already pretty big and pulled like a train. I walked him on a harness. Watched Fenrir loose lead vids and switched him to a slip lead and within literally 10 minutes he was walking on a loose lead. Couldn’t believe it.
Well said very helpful
Love your videos! We have 3 dogs and they need to learn better manners, so these videos are so amazing. Thank you
I have been working on every one of these during the past year and these have made ALL the difference in my rescue's training and behaviors. THANK YOU!!
I wish Will would do a Fan-Visit in Germany, Nürnberg. That would be so awesome :3 But I dunnow how many German fans he would have. A lot of, if not most, stuff I learned is from him! Stay crunchy.
Wow Will what a breath of fresh air you are. I have just discovered your channel and already you have made the issues I have with my Border Terrier seem so hopeful to fix. You are so clear,concise and talk common sense with lots of warmth and love thrown into the mix. Perfect combination which I can apply to my Reactive/Fear Aggressive dog towards other dogs. A vicious circle that he can’t be let off to play freely with other dogs for fear that he will start a fight. He’s 2.5yrs old now and this bad behaviour started a year ago as he was growing into adolescence. I too have spent a fortune on trainers and learned some hints and tips along the way, and yes he’s a bit better but still not yet anywhere near where he needs to be so as he can be free, chilled and relaxed. Your videos are so inspiring as I too want so badly my Border Terrier to life his best life without all his aggressive triggers.
Thank you for the free training course.
Cannot explain how happy I was to stumble across your videos Will! It has made me feel so much better prepared for the arrival of our new puppy this weekend. It will be a challenge no doubt but your videos have given me way more confidence! Keep up the great work and thank you!
That's exciting congrats! I'm waiting another month or so for our first puppy to come come 😊
hows it going with the pup??
"leadership is LOVE". amazing, and true!🙏
I’ve been thinking about going into dog training. I work at a very responsible doggie daycare (I’m talking staff is VERY well trained, appropriately sized and organized playgroup, dogs get an appropriate amount of breaks, etc.) and I love it so much. I really want to expand on that
literally 80% of training is teaching the owners how to do basic things like caring for and meeting their dogs basic needs communicating and being emotionally available as well as helping them training usually falls into place once you have all those things working for you
Did you? I hope you did. Sounds like you should. Peace.
Best in the biz. And a free course? Thanks man. Rare in today's world.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. Hope they help us with dog
Thankyou for the free course
I’m so glad I have discovered yr videos - Clarence, 9 weeks and todays 2nd injection and I’m already quoting you. Many thx
This is great! I adopted my girl Mills almost six hears ago as a pup and we still struggle with impulse control 😅 She was my first dog ever so I’ve had to learn a ton but your videos are so helpful! Thanks!
I train rescues, but always love these videos. Remind me what’s important. I don’t let a dog go to an adoption without loose leash instructions. However, there are props like easy- walk harnesses that make life so much easier. I haven’t had luck with slip leads that Will is the master of.
The loose lead training was the best bit of advice on this guys page. I have a Jack Russell puppy who although intelligent is very self willed. The loose lead has made her happier, better behaved and has contributed to her off lead training, a very chilled out little girl, not a sentence you would connect with jack russells😅
thank you so much for doing rescue ❤️ training helps them go to good homes i’m sure!!
I've never had luck with harnesses. In my experience a harness has always made it easier for the dog to pull harder. I get the best results if I start them on a plastic training collar.
@@jondoe4667 Easy Walk is a martingale loop harness that fastens in front. Completely different from back fasteners. I’ve fitted over a hundred. They work 90% of the time. I also use slip leash and gentle leaders on occasion.
@@auricgoldfinger8478 I'll look them up. 👍
Thanks Will
this guy is always right on the mark ! keep up the good work !
Great video, and love the dixxons!!!
KEY tips, thank you!!
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
Just discovered your channel and want to say I LOVE your videos! Thank you!
wonderful information as always!!! I’ve tried your training tips previously, you were accurate!!! I will be trying these ones as well with my 3 month old Cane Corsi☺️
I greatly appreciate the work your doing. I have a Catahoula Leopard puppy that these skills have done wonders with.
I'm a trainer. I put LLW under my leadership exercises! Thank you for validating!
GREAT! Thanks so much for this important and helpful video! 🙂 🙂 🙂
I feel like the first few mins of this video are better than many hours of other videos…. Now… to just implement this with my naughty puppy 😮
Love your video's will. Very informative and helpfull. I just adopted a 3y old cane corso from a breeder that stops breeding. I wil get her wensday
Excellent, thank you.
l o v e everything about this video. the new visuals, the always fantastic basics, watching the dogs learning and loving life. thank you as always for great, heartfelt content.
Excellent!
I'll THANK YOU now, thank you 😁
Well said. A couple of times forgot they were in place, waiting for release to eat. 15 mins later they were still in place.
❤❤Thank you
You're right. It's so simpel.
Your recommendations sound really good! I have a rescue dog who doesn‘t eat unless no one is in the kitchen, do you have any advice on how to get her to be not as scared so i can train with her the commands?
What is a good health treat to use in the leave it training?
I’ve been training my dog to “wait” before coming out of the crate. She’s been doing well with that exercise. I haven’t started “stay” and “come” yet. This phase in her training makes me wonder if there’s a use for delineating btwn “wait” and “stay”. They’re probably usually synonymous, but are there circumstances where it’s not and training a difference btwn the words makes sense?… The word “wait” already has weight to it for her…
Thankyou just training my 15 weel old hes a handful already
Beautiful dog
I've been checking out LOTS of videos. This guy seems the best. Avoid the yanks. Choke chains are not the answer.
Will, you’re amazing. I wish you could help me with my sweet Australian Cattle dog/Rat Terrier Mix….
You are excellent
I don’t have to tell my dog to sit and wait at a threshold now. I just stand by the door and look at her. She knows what to do and she does it. Followed by bags of praise every time. Likewise with her dinner.
Some of have huskies...husky puppies...it's like adhd embodied in a dog lol. Bless her soul she tries so hard to wait. Makes meal times take like 20 minutes. We stand in the door way for 20 minutes every time we go out...in 115 degree heat lately. She doesn't know leave it but she knows "mine"
First of all thanks so much for all this amazing videos. What if my dog is not treats or food driven? He doesn’t care about the food. I’m having trouble training my 3 months old beautiful Cane Corso.
I have a 3 months female Blue Nose Pitbull . Started to watch your videos from beggining. Simply because all I was getting was how to make PitBulls busty and all pumped up! From day 1 i start to make her engage with me, by rewarding her as soon as She looked INTO my eyes. She already walks with me on a loose leash, she looks up to me looking for guidance. She knows that She must sit and calma down before eating ir whatever She wants. The big deal starts here. I found out by accident that, She loves to Run. This One day I started moving my bike and She just started running by my side defenetly wainting more. So every sunny day she runs with me a few kilometers. She gets tired and its so much easy to train her to new things. Problem is, i live in NL and the weather is bad. She just dont even want to walk on rain or wind. How can I take away her fear of Rain and strong winds ? Also She needs more confidence. Every person She sees, She Lays down showing all her vital organs. Submission to every single person and animal. I live in country side Shes used to horses, lamas, cows and all types of animal. She's doing great because of your teaching ♥️
You’re an amazing human being. Thank you. I do laugh when you say “puppy” in your accent….sounds like “poopy” 😂
All right, this is great as long as you’re consistently giving them things they want or find value in it when you start becoming the fun police and taking or keeping things they want from them then it becomes the fine art of indulging them versus telling them know they can’t have everything they want in life, which is where they might start Working around your artificial constraints this to a degree is the intelligence of the dog kicking in to work around challenges, which they may find rewarding and enriching, if that is all they have to do so just be careful if they start plotting against you if you are being stingy with the payouts
I really appreciate your training videos. I adopted a truly beautiful, but aggressive and precocious Chocolate Lab/Plott/Treeing Walker mix and have discovered Olivia Mae to be the most difficult dog I’ve ever tried to train. I understand I’m the one who needs to be the leader, but she doesn’t recognize the “leave it” command, and here in Texas with rattlesnakes, etc this could end in terrible consequences. Any other tips. Thanks
Hi. My thoughts No1 - get rid of the OM is the most difficult dog etc etc thoughts. It sets boundries in your head. Start a training session with this thought and you may as well stay in bed. Change the wording, she's still a novice, or I need to be more clear so she understands. NO2. The leave it is covered in the video maybe OM needs you to start small or more basic. Here in Australia we seem to have more advertising than tv program, so in the ads we train. Tiny steps. As you adopted her you may not know OM association with Leave it, maybe you can start again from the very start using a different command like "dinosaur" something that you can safely assume that her previous life didn't have any negative connotations No3 a decade ago I was in the very same situation, with a black lab rescue. It took months for him to really trust me because of the damaging awful way he'd been treated prior to being adopted by me. I got very disheartened and a trainer told me to, "stop whinging and remember that dog training is a never ending process," comparison of OM to your other dogs is preventing you from coming to the training session with a clean slate and recognising the small gains that she makes. While a little rude what my trainer was trying to teach me is to be more flexible in my own training session. What worked with one dog may not, immediately be a clear win with another. It's midnight here now and I suggest that tomorrow morning, you aim to approach OM with the idea that you can build a strong loving relationship with her, and she will understand, eventually. Break everything down to tiny tiny steps, and practice, practice, practice. No4 my trainer also suggested that I either insist that the dog EARN every nugget of kibble, (which I could do working from home) or at feeding time, I prepare the food for the dog, put it on the floor only once I've sat on the floor. I used to sit with the bowl inbetween my outstretched legs. By this stage the dog will be interested but don't allow her near until YOU decide to walk away. I usually made myself a coffee, and leisurely drank it with a couple of biscuits. Don't talk to OM or have eye contact with her, except when you're telling her to "dinosaur" ... and then you need quiet firm authority, repeatedly, with every expectation of being obeyed, and then go back to your coffee and ignoring her again. When you have finished your coffee, quietly get up, break the command and walk away, if you can, out of the room. I know, sounds odd but I promise it works. Try it twice a day every day for a week and, you should see a difference. I've told this to others with indifferent dogs, all rescues, all with good results. I think the idea is to mimic what the alpha does with the kill. But whatever, it works. It will reinforce this if you are aloof with her during this period, very little eye contact, and only playing on your terms. Anyway hope that the essay helps a little. Try to keep at it. Good luck.
Hi Will I'm new to your channel and hoping you can help. I have an 8 month old cocker spaniel. I want to train him properly especially around thresh hold and lead walking and recall. I've watched some of your vids already so will be practising my lead walking today. My question is I use a harness not a collar which means I have so much less control. I'm worried about using a collar as he's little. Please advise. I want to be able to walk him by my side when out with my husband or grandchildren. My previous dogs were mastiffs and sheperds and I used a halti and they were great. I'm unsure with such a small dog..possibly overthinking this. Your advise would be really appreciated. Thank you. Lisa. We are taking our usual holiday in peak district in April and I know I want to get this right to enjoy this together.
Never had much issues with dog training until we got a tiny mix dog. Pomeranian jackrusle mix. He growls if you close his cage or if you take his leash off. Treats training just doesn't stick with him. I'm still trying, though.
I wish i knew of this channel when my "problem dog" was alive. He was a rescue who was used as a bait dog as a puppy. He was at a shelter and facing euthanasia so my husband and I adopted him. We thought we were doing all of the right things by him then one day he just snapped and became reactive to people he didn't know and especially animals. He attacked and almost k!ll3d my parent's neighbors dog (got through a hole in the fence). We couldn't afford the thousands of dollars worth of training we were being told he needed and were honestly terrified to even send him off b/c I didn't want him to attack anyone and be euthanized. We had him for 8 years. Otherwise, he was amazing. So sweet to us, very loving, my 4 year old's absolute best friend. Extremely loyal to us, very protective, I was his person. We went on a trip a few months ago, took him with us, to visit our adult children where he tragically got sick and had to be euthanized while on vacation due to an underlying illness (we and vet believe stomach/intestinal cancer based off of his symptoms). While we gave him the best live we could with what we were dealing with (he was loved and knew it), I feel like this channel could have given us the tools needed to help him overcome his anxiety and issues. We recently adopted a puppy from a rescue and am SO glad we found this channel in our research. We've already gotten crate training down and we've only had her for less than 2 weeks! Once she receives her final parvo shot, onto loose leash walking!
Hello! I'm looking for one of those dog placement for obedience stay thingy. Whats is called and where do I purchase one. Please, I really need to know. I need one for my dog.
I have 2 1 year old Cavachon's from the same pack, when I walk them separately they are starting to walk next to me using their treats, but when i walk them together the constantly pull do you have any advice please.
I have a question. I have 2 rotti sisters. 1.5 years. Good girls..when they are out of their crates together they never stop rough housing. Id like to enjoy them together with less crate time for them. Any advice how to limit the rough housing? They can go for hours on end. I can tell them enough- but they go back.
Will , i do appreciate, all your positive post.. Q; I am a Ridgeback leader,..what i often notice. People & dogs. Are scared of US. Just because of the apparance??. I am just a friendly men, Suzy is 2y, and a big friendly dog. Which i trained by hand signals. I try the command “ignore” .. its bit hard. Any tip’s Best Regards, from the woods of Holland Hope to hear
What slip leads do you use in your videos?
I have a Jack Russell(8 Months), I've been training him with simple commands from when he was 3 months old. Some of the commands have set in concretely, but some of them, he doesn't really listen to when he's excited. Does this mean, we need to train more, train with different treats.or just give him more time since he's just a puppy?
I live near the beach, so he has enough walk time and socialises with all the dogs in the neighbourhood. He's a really good boy, most of the time hehe
Will you and Jason ever do a live Q and A again
Wouldn’t that be a wait instead of a stay at least initially?? usually start with the wait that’s the baby version of stay it’s around a specific event and it is usually a short duration for us to stay as longer duration, and there’s no event they were waiting for typically
What age can you start all these concepts with pup?
I wish you talked about the biggest problem in dogs life: the household members who lack consistency, structure and discipline.
Just talk to them about what you’re trying to do, they will listen. If they don’t send them videos. They will probably get annoyed and then just end up letting you handle the dog mostly😂.
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Great Video and I love all your videos. Helped us a lot the last two years. But training the leave it command with food doesn’t work. She understands the game right away and will not touch or even look at the greatest food if she knows she can’t get it and she will look at my pocket all the time 😃
Making the dog sit and wait for the reward of dinner is one of the best "tricks" to teach puppies/dogs to listen to you, in my experience. Sometimes our cocker btch will hesitate if she thinks she might have heard incorrectly.
I have the sit stay command working, but she doesn't understand break.
I do this with my Dogue De Bordeaux. This is my second DDB male, and this one has big my biggest challenge ever. He does commands like a champ. however, he wants to play attack me. So, for example, I left for work, so when I get home, he play bites like Mouthing and is out of control and mad. If I sleep in he does the same thing. Like he's mad or thinks he's in charge in a sence. It's driving me nuts actually this one is so bad compared to my 1st DDB this one is also a rescue I got him at 7 months old. If I play he takes play way over the top as well.
How can I do this with my four dogs? And I also have to go to work. 😢
my sweet shadow was a rescue.. she is a red nosed pitt and was so very abused.. the shelter really didn't want to adopt her out because she was so aggresive..but i just kept at them until they gave in.. she is such a good girl.. I have trained her to sit, stay, shake hands all kinds of things but she is having a very hard time with pulling me down the street.. but i'm sure if I keep up with my work with her she will get better at walking on a leash.. the funny thing is I can take the leash off her and she stays by my side and listens to everything I ask of her.. even when there are distractions.. I just don't get why the leash is so hard for her
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How would you go about starting to train a 6 month old, 100% deaf, 90% blind xl bully ? Is it doable?, he's got the best temperament naturally.
How can we train when our 6 month old Mini Schnauzer is not motivated with food or treats?
Your clinic link doesn't work...
Can You help me to train my one year old Jack Russell?
My 4 month golden retriever is already starting to pull. Have tried a slip lead the last 2 days and just constantly jumps to bite it and grab it, any ideas?
My cane corso is 9 months and exactly the same, I've tried loose lead but jumps to grab it or tries chewing it, trouble is he's now 7 stone and I have to stop the jumping ASAP, watched lots of videos but I'm having difficulties.
I've a 7mth old English bull terrier she's scared of other dogs just this morning while walking of lead on our recreation park she was approached by a little dog and she ran of the field straight into the road lucky a car saw her and managed to stop Can anyone give me advice on making her stronger mentally I'd really appreciate any help Thanking you
how about this Will, play fetch early on in training and recall is easy peasy!! < It ain't rocket science is it!!
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My dog walks beside me. But just a little bit ahead following his nose. Unless their are brambles on the path, then he sneaks behind me. Crafty dog🐕He is a lurcher.
Yeah I have a beagle and he is ahead of me when we walk. He really only pulls when there’s something he really wants to smell and I can’t be mad at that because that’s his breed. However I am working consistently on leave it and stopping him from pulling.
My 12 week old American bully pulls so bad. I've always done lose leash. When he pulls I make him sit n try again but he's always pulling . Any advice
This worked for me: stay consistent, if he pull then you stop. Secondly, find an open field and keep changing direction, he'll learn he has to pay attention to you. Thirdly, use a food reward when he walks with a loosely lead and give a vocal reward. You must stay consistent.
god I hate that hipster word "break" What happened to come, or go? And don't get me started on the crate, but I understand that every generation has to do their thing even if it is bullshit... oh I'm sorry gaslighting. but enough of my personal opinion everything that Mr. Will says is always spot on, as a Pittie, rottie, and Malonis owner I love this guy's methods. be a great pack leader and a responsible owner.
Ok thanks…. I do ‘place’ when I’m going to answer the front door.
Please consider removing the flashing bright diamond between bits of film. I'm watching with a mild migraine and I can't get through the video, it's exacerbating the headache. Thank you.
I have a 13 week old cookerpoo, and he has separation anxiety, i cannot leave him, he barks and barks til he sees my again. Not sure what yo do.
Crate trained?
@@James9399_ he is good when it's bed time, but doesn't like going durning the day
Hi I have a similar problem, I have a 5 year old cockapoo he's an amazing dog training him has been a breeze with sitting, leaving and recall he also runs with me nearly everyday. Sleeps in a crate overnight but if we leave him at home during the day either in the crate or the run of the house he howls until we return. Any chance someone could help me with this? 🙏
How do you make sure the dogs get enough food, if they only get food as treats? They must be constantly hungry.
What do you do if your dog is not motivated by treats?
Exactly, I just commented that. Also, what about an ancient breed which has a strong sense of using its own mental capacity to think for itself. Left responsible to do things on its own. Train a Briard!
Then don't use them, but use something that does motivate your dog. ;)
We ordered thissince we are planning to get a dog and we've watched dog lover on tv many times. The book kzhead.infoUgkxGQVgV21bQ7B9b9duQ1ByImyT9xHbjOKq is a simple read and easy to understand. I like that it gives examples. We haven't put it into practice yet, so that will be the true test.
I'm struggling with my 8 week Lab Puppy. I know it's not his fault, I need more patience. Crate training is a solid. Getting him to sit is good. But now I can't get him to stay focused on me when trying to teach more comands and walking on a lead. And we still have to have someone watching him to make sure he doesn't pooh inside!
I know how you feel my 2 month old daughter won’t concentrate on what I’m saying and won’t even try to walk yet It’s so frustrating but we have to be patient I suppose
What’s the struggle with an eight week lab puppy? They have a lot of energy. You need a lot more patience.
I know I need more patience. Small bits of training and then give it a break.
@@darcyshikingdiaries the more training you do the more he’ll understand that good things happen when he listens and whenever you are training and rewarding him the more you’ll bond with him. Be patient and keep up with the training and you’ll be amazed how he suddenly starts to understand what you’re asking of him
@@paulmichaeljarvis6863 thanx! I will keep at it. But I can feel frustrated and That is okay. I just take a break an let him be a puppy. Supervised of course..
How can I stop my dog jumping on me. When standing
I wish I could do this. I’m so very frustrated. He attacks the cat, pulls, bark at my grand babies. I don’t know what to do.
When you talk about using their food for training, you’re still giving them access to free nourishment right?
I like the sit stay before they are allowed to eat. However, this does not work for me with one of my dogs, he has to be persuaded to eat, wheedled and coaxed. This breed is known to go off their food for whatever reason. I would like him to work on a breed that is like mine, bred to use their mental capacity and think on their own. Sometimes I can see the internal struggle in him. He will listen if he thinks its a good idea, lol. This breed is also very sensitive to heavy handling. That is a strong no no. It does not thrive well locked in kennels. Its numbers were decimated during WWI and 2 because they were used to carry medical supplies, ammo and find injured soldiers. They are used to guard up to 200 sheep on their own without man. Thats when they use their brain power. They are also known as The Heart Wrapped in Fur. They are so loyal. Help me with this type of dog. Sit stay does not work for all.
Why did you not mention the actual breed?
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my dog will listen to sit, his toilet command and come here but he won't learn his name atall I've followed how to but he just won't he looks at me and holds eye contact
I have 3, an Old Family Rednose American Pitbull Terrier age 2, an XL American Bully age 11 months and a micro American bullie age 7 months. My Babygirl the XL is hilarious because she learned very quickly to sit and wait for my snap to start eating but now she will sit and stay when it's my time to eat too 😆 sorry fatty but it's Mamas turn. Go lay down