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In this section of the YouTube video "Dogtalking live online Begrüssung - Verhalten verstehen", the host discusses the importance of understanding and respecting a dog's behavior during greetings with humans. The host emphasizes the need for owners to create a trusting atmosphere in virtual environments and highlights the role of attention to a dog's behavior and feelings in fostering a positive bond. The speaker also discusses how dogs learn to understand their surroundings and people during their sensitive period, shaping their behavior and coping strategies. Additionally, the speaker emphasizes the importance of positive reinforcement training and being aware of the dog's perspective and needs. Finally, the speaker touches on the concepts of behavior conditioning, reacting to stressful situations, societal relevance, and respecting the dog's autonomy and relationship with humans.

00:00:00 In this section, the host of the online dogtalking show, Susi Lastig, discusses the topic of begrüßungen or greetings of dogs towards humans in various situations. The host begins by stating the importance of understanding the behavior of dogs in social situations, especially when dealing with known and unknown individuals, strangers, and people belonging to different groups. She then explains that today's show will focus on begrüßung situations with humans and provides an overview of the three formats that the show offers: a spontaneous team show called doktor phil ivey online, an online seminar format, and individual consultations. Susi Lastig concludes the introduction by clarifying that the purpose of the show is to provide relevant information for dog owners in the areas of significant importance for the well-being of dogs, such as their behavior and interaction with humans.
00:05:00 In this section of a YouTube video titled "Dogtalking live online Begrüssung - Verhalten verstehen," the speaker discusses the importance of establishing a personal connection with the dog during online seminars and coaching sessions. The speaker notes that in a virtual environment, it is essential to create an atmosphere of trust and comfort. The speaker encourages attendees to be open and ready to learn and work together to enhance their understanding of the topic. The speaker also stresses the importance of maintaining a close relationship with the dog, especially in specific situations where the dog is learning to interact with people. They explain that attention to the dog's behavior and feelings can help foster a positive bond between the dog and its handler, resulting in a more successful outcome.
00:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how dogs, particularly during their sensitive period, learn to understand their surroundings and people around them. When a dog encounters a new situation or encounter a foreign object, it learns to respond based on the behavior of other humans and dogs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of this time window in shaping a dog's behavior, as it is particularly open to adapting to negative experiences and uses it to develop a system of coping strategies to navigate unfamiliar situations. The speaker encourages dog parents to be aware of the power dynamics between humans and dogs during sensitive periods, as this can affect future interactions and may result in negative behaviors.
00:15:00 In this section of the lecture, the speaker discusses how dogs react to certain situations and how they may have different reactions depending on their experiences. If a dog is confronted with a stressful situation, such as a loud noise or a stranger approaching them, they may respond in a fearful or aggressive manner. In contrast, if a dog has had positive experiences with humans, they may be more likely to respond with friendliness. The speaker also highlights the importance of positive reinforcement training for dogs, as it can help them develop a more trusting and socially adept personality.
00:20:00 In this section of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of "behavior conditioning" in dogs. Behavior conditioning is a technique used to train dogs to exhibit a desired behavior, which is usually reinforced by the owner or handler. The speaker explains that dogs are highly social animals and have a high level of "social intelligenz," which makes them learn quickly and easily in many areas. However, behavior conditioning should not be the only method used to train dogs, as there are many other factors that come into play. The speaker also mentions the role of the owner in the learning process and how it is important to consider the dog's perspective and needs when training. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being aware of the dog's perspective and needs when using behavior conditioning techniques.
00:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding and respecting the dog's reaction to human interactions. They mention scenarios such as the dog reacting aggressively towards a child, and how this can have serious consequences. The speaker also talks about the societal relevance of such situations and how dogs can be defensive in certain circumstances. They mention that aggressive behaviors displayed before can indicate an offensive situation. The speaker discusses how dogs can have a militant inclination, and how this evolved from their ancestors to present day, where humans often treat dogs as their property without considering their own needs and expectations. The speaker concludes with an emphasis on respecting other people's relationships with dogs, calling them to reflect on their own needs for their dogs and how they fit in those needs.
00:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of a "statussymbol" and how dogs can be seen as such. He explains that people may choose a dog based on its appearance or specific qualities they find appealing, and that this can create a bond between the owner and the dog. However, the speaker also notes that dogs may not always understand human behavior and may react in unexpected ways, such as barking or growling. He advises that dog owners should be aware of their dog's individual needs and boundaries, and that they should respect their dog's space and freedom. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of maintaining open communication with a dog and treating them with respect in order to build a strong relationship.
00:35:00 in this section, the speaker discusses the concept of "begrüßungs situationen" or situations where one is interacting with a stranger. The speaker emphasizes that dogs need time and space to adjust to new situations and that there is a limited amount of time that can be given to a specific person. The speaker also mentions that begrüßungs situations are not as spectacle as they may appear and that people should take a step back and reflect on the situation before reacting. The speaker uses a specific situation where a dog is on a leash and the owner wants to interact with a stranger but is nervous about how the dog will react. The speaker suggests that the dog may need more space and time to adjust to the new situation and that this can help the owner and the dog have a more positive interaction.
00:40:00 In this section, the host discusses how genetics and conditioning can affect a dog's behavior. They explain that dogs may become more aggressive and defensive during puberty, and that this is caused by a proportion of genes that lead to this type of behavior. However, the host also acknowledges that dogs can have a variety of temperaments and that other factors, such as breed and upbringing, can also influence their behavior. The host encourages dog owners to be aware of their pet's personality and needs and to provide them with the appropriate environment and training to help them thrive.
00:45:00 In this section of a YouTube video titled "Dogtalking live online Begrüssung - Verhalten verstehen", a speaker discusses the concept of greeting dogs and the importance of understanding their behavior. Assistance dogs, school-related dogs, and therapy dogs are examples of dogs that have been specifically bred for their friendly and uncomplicated nature. They have undergone a selection process that has resulted in dogs that do not exhibit aggressive behavior. Over time, it is suggested that these dogs' temperament and behavior will continue to change, leading to a decline in the genetic qualities that are useful for performing certain tasks, such as scent detection or hero work. Despite this, it is acknowledged that therapeutic dogs still have some distance and time requirements for adaptation. Despite changes in their behavior, it is important to remember that these dogs still require attention and may have some tendencies toward unease or discomfort.
00:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of greetings in both human and dog interactions. While humans have learned to cooperate with individuals outside their immediate family to further their goals, dogs, being social animals living in family groups, are less inclined to engage with unfamiliar dogs or humans who do not belong to their group. Greetings establish familiarity, intimacy, and intent, allowing individuals to communicate about their goals and determine if they can be helpful to each other. However, for dogs, interacting with outsiders can be seen as a competition for resources, making it unhelpful and potentially risky. Dogs do not understand why humans invite strangers into their homes or share food with them, as they do not display such behaviors within their own groups. The speaker cautions against trying to buy a dog's affection with food, as it can lead to dangerous situations and incidents.
00:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of respecting a dog's individual distance and how it affects the relationship between humans and dogs. Giving treats directly from the hand can be seen as a violation of the dog's personal space and can discredit the owner as someone to be taken seriously. This physical intrusion by humans can lead to a diminished quality of relationship with the dog, as the dog may respond with disrespectful behavior towards the owner in greeting situations. The speaker also explains that in greeting situations with unknown or non-group members, dogs may naturally react with rejection, so they need space, time, and a good role model to navigate such situations comfortably. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the need for owners to establish a respectful rapport with their dogs in order to maintain a healthy relationship.

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The speaker in this video discusses various aspects of how dogs behave and interact with their owners when they are apart. They explain that some dogs may exhibit stress or anxiety when they greet their owners after being apart, while others may jump up or become overly excited. The speaker emphasizes the importance of a calm, low-energy greeting when reuniting with an owner after a shorter absence, and cautions against adding to the dog's stress. The speech also touches on the importance of recognizing a dog's role in their interactions with humans and respecting their personal space. The speaker explains that dogs prefer brief moments of physical interaction, such as sniffing, before returning to their own space. The video ends with a call to action to train and understand a dog's behavior, encouraging viewers to participate in the discussion and providing explanations for the themes and situations covered.

01:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how dogs behave when they greet their owners after being apart for a while. They explain that some dogs jump up on their owners or become overly excited during the greeting, while others may exhibit signs of stress or anxiety. The speaker emphasizes that excessive energy and movement during the greeting can indicate stress, and the longer it takes for the dog to calm down, the higher the level of stress. They also mention that the absence of the owner can cause the dog to worry and become restless. The speaker suggests that a good greeting should be calm and low in energy, especially for shorter periods of absence, and that owners should avoid adding to the dog's excitement. Instead, they should provide physical contact and remain calm themselves. Overall, the greeting serves as an indicator of how the dog feels about the owner's absence and can provide insight into their level of comfort and trust.
01:05:00 In this section, the speaker explains that when a dog sniffs its owner after their absence, it is seeking information about their stress levels, adrenaline, cortisol, and potential injuries. The speaker advises owners to allow their dogs to sniff them when they come home, as it helps the dog assess their well-being. The speaker also shares a photo of a dog greeting its family, highlighting that wild dogs have calm and minimal interactions during greetings. Unlike humans, dogs do not have a constant need for physical affection and cuddling. Instead, they prefer moments of brief physical interaction, such as sniffing each other's faces or briefly playfully engaging, before going their separate ways. This emphasizes that dogs prefer companionship and coexistence rather than constant physical affection.
01:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the rules for greeting dogs, emphasizing the importance of respect, low energy, and recognition of each other's roles. They suggest approaching dogs in a respectful manner, showing that you respect their personal space but also expressing your desire for interaction. They advocate for a partnership on equal footing rather than a dynamic where the human is dominant and the dog is submissive. The speaker also mentions the importance of promoting physical integrity and not engaging in overpowering behavior. They explain that these rules are based on how dogs greet each other and how they express their roles through communication and recognition. The speaker quotes from a book by Eric Thielen, highlighting descriptions of greeting behaviors such as active submission and intense posturing. They mention the importance of working on the quality of the relationship to establish these greetings as rituals. Overall, the section emphasizes the need for respect, low energy, and acknowledgment of each other's roles in greeting dogs.
01:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how dogs may react when strangers or unfamiliar people approach them outside their territory. He explains that if people are friendly towards the dogs, such as speaking to them through a fence or entering their enclosure in a friendly manner, the dogs may respond with friendly behavior or even retreat. However, the speaker also mentions the specific example of a mail carrier who is frequently met with aggression from dogs. He emphasizes the importance of a friendly and patient greeting in every new encounter, but notes that the mail carrier's quick and abrupt approach violates this rule, causing the dogs to react defensively. The speaker advises dog owners to remove their dogs from the situation and gradually reintroduce them to visitors in a controlled manner. He stresses the need to establish that it is the owner's responsibility to check and greet visitors, not the dog's, and that keeping the dog separate during greetings can help manage their behavior.
01:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to regulate visits with dogs and the importance of setting house rules. They explain that if a visitor wants to touch the dog but the dog has been treated with a spot-on product that day, it shouldn't be petted. They also mention the importance of individualizing interactions and paying attention to the dog's energy and behavior during visits. The speaker addresses a question about a dog that gets excited when a particular person is around, and explains that this may be due to the person being seen as a group member. They emphasize the need to analyze the dog's breed, genetics, and past experiences to fully understand their behavior. Another question asks about feeding the dog treats at the vet to show that the vet is harmless. The speaker explains that the dog should trust the owner to protect them, rather than relying on treats from the vet, especially during potentially uncomfortable or invasive procedures.
01:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of building trust and a strong bond with your dog in order for them to tolerate physical touch and potential overstimulation from others. They emphasize the need for dogs to understand that their owner will protect their personal space and intervene if necessary. They also recommend not making a big fuss or creating drama when reintroducing a dog after a long absence, suggesting that a normal, calm greeting is best. Additionally, they advise gradually introducing the concept of visitors and managing the interactions to ensure the puppy feels safe and sees that their owner has control over the situation. The speaker also mentions the importance of a good relationship with the dog in determining their tolerance for grooming or physical handling, and cautions against exposing them to situations where others might be physically invasive without a strong bond.
01:30:00 In this section of the video, the speaker discusses how to approach an insecure dog that has recently been living with a friend. They suggest not directly interacting with the dog, but rather sitting down and waiting for the dog to approach on its own terms. They emphasize the importance of giving the dog space and time to feel comfortable, without pressuring it to interact. The speaker also answers questions about taking the dog outside on a leash, and whether or not to bring the dog to greet visitors at the door. They recommend varying these situations to help the dog acclimate to different scenarios. Lastly, they discuss the group membership of children who have moved out of the house, stating that the dog may still view them as part of the family group based on the scent association.
01:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the idea that a group is not just a random collection of individuals but rather a cohesive unit with certain behaviors built into it. Essentially, a group is a collective of individuals that must be addressed and understood as a whole rather than as separate units. In order to understand the group and its behavior, the speaker emphasizes that both internal and external orientations must be considered and understood. He suggests that when a handler is too focused on the outside environment or other distractions, this can lead to communication gaps and uncertainty. On the other hand, if the handler is too focused on their internal world and perception, this can also lead to misunderstandings and communication issues. The speaker suggests that in order to effectively understand and work with the group, a balance must be struck between interior and exterior orientations, with the handler being aware of their own internal thoughts and external stimuli and actively working to bridge any gaps between the two.
01:40:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of setting boundaries and creating a comfortable space for dogs during visits from guests. The speaker emphasizes the need to manage the dog's behavior and maintain a relaxed atmosphere to prevent stress and anxiety. They suggest creating a separate area for the dog, with a barrier if necessary, and allowing the dog to socialize with the guest in that space. It is important to note that the expectations of the guests should be managed and that leashes should not be used during the welcome process to prevent unnecessary stress on the dog. Lastly, the speaker suggests that dogs should be allowed to make their own choices during the welcome process, and that it is important to observe their behavior and expectations in order to provide them with a comfortable and stress-free experience.
01:45:00 In this section, the video host explains the importance of training and understanding a dog's behavior. The video will cover the art of communication and body language in dogs. The video will consist of multiple parts and the host will use photo references to teach viewers how to interpret these behaviors. At the end of the video, the host invites feedback and suggests that video clips will be hummed to create a preliminary version of the content, which can be improved later in the next week. The host encourages viewers to participate in the discussion and provides explanations for the themes and situations.