Aggressive Dutch Shepherd / Malinois Cross | Prepare Your Dog For Uncomfortable Situations

A quick excerpt from a session with Jinx, an aggressive Dutch Shepherd / Malinois Cross. In this video Uncle Stonnie addresses the need to prepare aggressive dogs for uncomfortable situations.
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[@EdgarAllanGo]

3:26 don’t be a liability ❤️‍🔥 “You can’t go out into the world and externalize risk on other people who haven’t accepted that risk.” Wise words!

[@Zahelthebrowndog]

Thank you for continuing to make content like this freely available, Stonnie. Not everyone can afford hundreds of dollars on online or in-person courses, but everyone can learn from these highly relevant videos.

[@melblacke5726]

I am a HUGE fan of what you said, Stonnie. Other people have the right to do their thing WITHOUT being bitten or attacked by your dog. Therefore, if you get a dog that gets wound up by the presence of other people and dogs or has aggression issues, then it is up to the you, the owner, to take responsibility.

[@StonnieDennis]

100%

[@danc9440]

Stonnie,and Co. are always the voice of reason!

[@erlineandrews]

"You shouldn't be making excuses for dogs." Louder for the people in the back.

[@vikingdogmanship]

Amen!

[@RatdogDRB]

Life's good when you can de-maligator a maligator. Good boy Jinx, good boy. Always fun to watch the clumsiness of a pup on a slide. Learnin' how to use the hooves.

[@rothfarms]

Love your videos Uncle Stonnie!! ❤😊

[@StonnieDennis]

Thank you!

[@dortenielsen8253]

I love them too❣️

[@gotrizebiotch]

Can you make a video showing how you corrected the aggression in the beginning? If the aggression was bad, I assume there had to be a muzzle and slip lead or prong collar involved or even an e-collar.

[@carolinerose8130]

Love this so much

[@PaulaDTozer]

Very good information. Thanks!

[@Mitch_Ryder]

Immersion therapy!

[@MexicoPescadoro]

I'm here for the POINTERS!

[@salvadorcastillo8828]

are you still with the standard schnauzer? i wanted a review on it

[@gregoryalee2457]

Did I miss the part where you actually prepared the dog? If so, at what part is it in?

[@HondenBegrip]

What kind of slip lead is that?

[@jdoveyk9422]

How long do you work with the owner of Jinx on “go home” day? Do you include follow up sessions or phone/email support for a time after so that the owner is able to continue successfully to reinforce what has been achieved?

[@StonnieDennis]

My course is a year long process, but I’m pretty much always available. Dogs like Jinx are awesome in the right environment, but take extra careful management in sun optimal situations.

[@jdoveyk9422]

Thanks! I think it’s helpful for owners to understand the commitment rehabilitative training takes. Not in a discouraging manner just to have them understand not to take their foot off the gas too early. I love what you do Stonnie 🙏🕊🐶

[@aaronpotter2000]

Is the Dutch shepherd x one you produced?

[@StonnieDennis]

No. His breeder did a good job though.

[@watchmoivies123]

so what did YOU DO to change this dog. do you have a video on it? thanks

[@StonnieDennis]

I haven’t really changed him, I’m just helping him broaden his perspective…

[@annarborthenorris5455]

I love that response. By doing he learns stuff ain't that scary after all, and being calm attentive and polite leads to happiness. Uncle Stony is such a good teacher

[@watchmoivies123]

@@StonnieDennis okay. He’s nice. Not that bad thanks