This week on the channel +2.7M views this week

K9 skills keep Make your dog listen's training shelf active

Short daily sessions underpin its dog-skills showcase, while leash pulling and Belgian Malinois training offer practical catch-up topics.

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Make your dog listen Story of October 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Can You Believe This Dog Can Do This? K9 Skills

Make your dog listen posted nothing new, but its training library brought in about 2.7 million views over the week. Subscribers grew too, with another 5,000 joining despite the break in uploads.

The strongest daily draw is "Can You Believe This Dog Can Do This? K9 Skills". Its description credits short daily sessions built around a fixed structure, connecting the impressive-skills premise to everyday foundations such as sit, stay, recall and loose-leash walking. That fits the channel's stated emphasis on force-free training games and helping dogs understand, rather than simply adding more commands.

The older "Stop the pulling: The secret nobody tells you #dogtraining #leashtraining #dogtips" has the largest total audience of these featured videos, though the K9 showcase is attracting substantially more views per day right now. The leash video tackles a less glamorous but familiar ambition: a walk that doesn't become a tugging session.

Among nearby pet channels, Arthur & Korra had a particularly substantial viewing week, while LookFish and Percy the Bearded Dragon were quieter, with unchanged subscriber counts. Make your dog listen's daily viewing is close to its usual pace. Its other active draw, "Is This The Most Obedient Dog In The World?", turns to Belgian Malinois, with the description focusing on the breed's energy, exercise requirements and training needs.

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