The video features a man, Lucas Lira, demonstrating training exercises for two dogs, Link and Kiara. Lucas has been training them daily and notes that they have different levels of intelligence and learning speed. He uses a variety of toys and training methods to teach them new commands, such as opening a container to retrieve a snack.
Lucas has also been working with a veterinary behaviorist to address Link's anxiety, which manifests as distress when they go for walks. The behaviorist has prescribed medication to help manage Link's anxiety. Lucas and his wife have been giving Link the medication in low doses and gradually increasing it over time.
The video concludes with Lucas demonstrating some of the tricks that Link and Kiara have learned, such as sitting when told to and performing commands like "play here" and "selfie". Lucas notes the progress they've made and expresses hope for future improvements. He invites viewers to subscribe to his channel for future updates on their training progress.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text appears to be a transcript of a video, possibly a training session for dogs. The dogs involved in the training are referred to as Link and Kiara.
2. The trainer, Lucas Lira, is seen interacting with the dogs and training them using toys.
3. The dogs are trained to open a lid, retrieve a snack (a coconut), and then get a reward (Fatinha).
4. The dogs are also trained to use a more complex toy that requires them to solve a puzzle to get their snack.
5. The dogs are given medicine for anxiety and allergies. The trainer mentions that the dogs have been with them for almost a year and have a veterinary behaviorist.
6. The trainer mentions a toy that causes distress in the dogs when it's new, but doesn't cause any problems when it's old.
7. The trainer also mentions a toy that is more advanced and requires more work to train with.
8. The trainer teaches the dogs commands such as "hello", "sit", and "play".
9. The trainer also mentions teaching the dogs to make a heart with their hand and to sit for a "photo/selfie".
10. The training process has been recorded and shared on a channel, with the video being part of a series showcasing the dogs' progress.
11. The dogs involved in the training are different in age, with Link being three years old and Kiara being seven months old.