A pet tracker joins Make your dog listen's training lineup
The channel has added roughly 27,000 subscribers in a week, while its newest upload takes a quieter detour into pet technology.
Why this story? The channel went from 191,000 to 218,000 subscribers this week.
I Tested a Vet-Designed Pet Tracker on My Dog!
Make your dog listen has reached 218,000 subscribers, with a library that ranges from everyday leash-pulling problems to a Malinois operating a crate latch and dunking a basketball.
The channel's viewing is running at more than three times its usual daily level. But its newest upload is a contrast to that bustle: "I Tested a Vet-Designed Pet Tracker on My Dog!" has attracted only a small audience so far. It introduces a piece of pet technology rather than another obedience demonstration.
The established Shorts give a clearer sense of what has drawn attention here. Two May uploads tackle pulling on the leash, while September's "Can You Believe This Dog Can Do This? K9 Skills #malinois" showcases more elaborate trained behaviors. All three have accumulated tens of millions of views.
Behind those showier tasks, Alexander E. Mattox describes a straightforward aim: combining problem-solving, coordination and positive reinforcement to show how much dogs can learn. His advice is to work on one behavior at a time and reward progress, rather than expect perfection overnight.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Make your dog listen right now
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Train a dog that listens86,764 views · 2026-10-02
Can You Believe This Dog Can Do This? K9 Skills #malinois35,967,193 views · 2026-09-11
- Channel
- Make your dog listen
- Subscribers
- 218,000 ▲ 27,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 23,305,677
- Channel views, pace per day
- 5,197,407 (on a normal day: 1,684,215)
The numbers
Subscriber growth covers the past seven days. Daily views show how busy the channel is compared with its usual pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
What does GPS, the technology named in the pet tracker's description, stand for?
GPS stands for Global Positioning System, a satellite-based navigation system.

