Training a clementine; the world's cutest puppy
Video by Louis Rossmann · 1 moment used in Oak Valley Designs's DIY guides · 4:08 long
Moments in this video
- 0:00–0:20 Introduction and Human Demonstration
From How to Teach a Puppy to Go Up and Down Stairs, Step 5: Introduce Descent
The video opens with a small, fluffy puppy sitting cautiously on a set of blue-painted wooden stairs. The owner initiates the training by speaking to the puppy, offering verbal encouragement, and then physically demonstrating how to descend the stairs using their own hands and feet, moving down multiple steps quickly. The puppy observes from its position on the stairs.
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Transcript
0:03 Okay, little puppy. Now, I gave you a demonstration. Okay? Remember how I got you up each step one at a time, and then I showed you how we go up the stairs when you have four legs? It's like this. Like, watch. Like this. Now, I need you to do the same thing. And I believe in you, little puppy. I know you can. Your spine is definitely in much better condition than mine. Let's see what you got. I have a bone. You want the bone? You like the bone? Okay. If you want the bone, the bone is over here.
0:49 Now, I'm going to stand right behind you so nothing can happen to you. I promise. If you want to go for the bone, I'll make sure to hold you up. What do you think? You want to go for the bone? If you don't want to go for the bone, that's totally okay. We don't have to go for the bone right now. We can try it another time and I can give you the bone downstairs on a nice flat floor. But if you want to try to go up, I can hold you from the sides and from the back to make sure that you don't fall down. H. It's okay, little puppy. I'm born. I don't know how to train a puppy
1:36 because I had a kitty and you don't train kitties. They train you or just destroy all your [ __ ] and [ __ ] with you and take all your money and your time and your sanity. But puppies are different. Like they they're furry. They make noise. They make poop and other things, but they're not the same. Okay. We'll do this another time. I'm very happy that you tried though, girl. >> Yeah. Okay. Let's give you the boner downstairs. Come here, puppy. Oh, wait. Yeah, of course you can travel. Yeah. Okay, I got you. Come on. You're going to come downstairs. And because you did such a good job of trying, I'm going to give you the whole bone.
2:23 Here you go. Oh my god. She wants to attack though. But what are you doing? Are you in mushrooms? Jesus. Look at her. She's She's hitting it with her claw. She's like going back. I've never seen this. Usually Mr. Clinton just grabs the treat and then he eats it. He doesn't like attack the treat. You are really not a kitty. This is a completely different creature. Why are you looking at your bone? What you looking at your bone for? Okay, that looks more like doggy behavior. This is more un This is something I understand.
3:14 >> Doggy. Oh, good doggy. Good little doggy time. I know it's not fair that you belong to somebody I work with instead of belonging to me. You're my puppy. I get to have fun with you and play with you and talk to you and play games with you and run around with you. And then somebody else gets to wash you, take care of you, get your vaccinations, clean up after you, put pea pads everywhere. good puppy. What a good little puppy. I love animals. You're so cute. Good little puppy. He's a good little
4:00 puppy. And I love you, don't you? Mhm. Good little Clementine.
Automatically transcribed from the source video.
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