Aggressive Pit-bull Under Control In One Training Session.

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

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[@loribrinton131]

I think the problem is that you know how to get them under control in the beginning. And then it's easier to control the dog afterwards. I have always had dogs who I could teach and control. But the one I adopted a year ago is teachable but looses it when we are outside and is afraid of everything. He lunges. I can't get him under control to let the leash loose.

[@MC-fp5rr]

So cool.

[@boots1523]

Awesome video! You remind me here of something that I tell my family is not to challenge my dog over hie ball or whatever it is. Buttibg head's with the Mioose will get you no where. He doesn't understand why youre mad and yelling at him to drop it. Putting pressure on his collar at all times probably does create anxiety I guess I never really thought about it I do understand why trying to pull them back isn't the answer sometimes that's all you can do though is to hang on and at least with mine and he weighs nearly 200 lb, lol. You have to just saddle up and hang on!! Lol

[@wickedzruby296]

August, hope I got your name right..I have a question for you. I don't always hear you but sometimes, especially if they are extremely aggressive you do this ssssssss sound, sometimes shhhh but mainly that hissing sound. Is that something you learned on your own from your experiences or did someone shoe you? Whatever those sounds you make are they def mean something to the dog. The dog listens to you sometimes immediately or a few seconds later. You have an even higher and louder sssss sound if they are very intense. I also can see how you don't get bit, your arms are just a little bit longer than most other people and your tall and very skinny so that also seems to help u. That's pretty cool, but those sounds you make are special and I'd understand if you can't tell me much or anything at all really. As always I'm enjoying your videos and learning much from you.

[@susanfabrican2244]

Cesar Milan makes a ssss sound too

[@leannelelea7619]

That’s me and Rozzy! Such a wonderful experience!! Today, heeled walks for the first time. Welled up with pride for myself and my pup. Will be putting all of this great training to practice & definitely signing up for a group class (with other dogs-yikes) next time you’re out here! The DD team was friendly, professional & supportive. It was terrific to be surrounded by people who want to see you and your dog succeed. Lastly, Augusto could’ve cancelled on us due to the passing of his grandmother and I would’ve understood. He was present and committed the entire time. A true professional, a skilled trainer and helped me really understand Rozzy and his needs! Thank you! ❤

[@luckydubefan808]

Rozzy is a smart boy. So happy for you.

[@helenconstantine4952]

The difference between you and other owners, is that You listened and understood and gave your darling a chance to change. You are obviously a great owner, be proud of both of you.

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

Thank you for sharing your training session with us. Rozzy is a good dog, just needed some help. Good luck!

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

Fyi the same thing happened to me two months ago. I was walking my brothers black lab when he seen a cat and sprinted towards it and I fell on the pavement and dislocated my shoulder. So I understand 👍

[@bordercolliesdownunder7245]

Well done!! It must be a relief to get help:)

[@stormy439]

Props to this lady for being receptive, inquisitive, and willing to learn because she loves her dog! TDD is amazing!

[@ukanita865]

Same, I have 2 cats

[@dmm29]

Out of control dogs are no joke. If you have ever been attacked by a dog, especially as a small person, it can be deadly. TOTAL RESPECT for Dog Daddy. God knows how many people he has saved from dog attacks with his dog training. And, also saved dogs from euthanization. Thank You Dog Daddy. ❤️

[@MsSassySean]

He said a couple of weaks ago that he had some videos taped waiting to be released..Hopefully he is using those. This is waaaaay to dangerous to do when your mind has left the building... Virtual hugs from Michigan Dog Daddy!

[@apriljames1782]

yes it can i've been attacked alot by many different breeds sucks having to explain to people how i got my scars and why i still work with them

[@charlesneely]

Damn homeboy you just been dogged trained by the dog Daddy don't you know how many tough guys he doesn't train when he walked on the cell block you don't got them all I'm small to big mother f***** call when dog Daddy walks on the cell block everybody you just another victim courtesy the dog Daddy did you think you going to dominate dog Daddy don't you know his f****** record s*** he be making a hit after hit and you just got committed to submit now Neil would be a good boy

[@marciturner4980]

Around age 8 or so, I got attacked by a golden retriever. At age 17, on Sunday May 10, 1998, Mother's Day I got attacked by a Rottweiler and it killed my dog. Around age 18 or 19 on 2 paper routes, a Beagle broke its leash and attacked me. But I still love dogs and am comfortable petting and handling them. It took me a long time to get over my PTSD of another dog being around my new dog at that time. Years later I rarely have PTSD of my dog being around other dogs, as well as no longer fearing Rottweilers. Golden Retriever happened on May Day when I took a May basket to my friend's house at that time.

[@marciturner4980]

@@apriljames1782 Tell them you don't want to talk about it, it's in the past. You don't have to tell people at all. Not an obligation or required of you to share any personal info about yourself. Or just make it very simple for yourself by only saying one word, "Dogs". And leave it at that. If they don't instantly get it when you only say "dogs", then they just have to stay clueless all on their own. Not your problem because it's actually none of their business until you allow it to be by telling them everything.

[@phish1145]

Can we give this lady a shout out also. She really wanted to learn and listened reaffirming everything she was told. She was a great student as well!

[@envisiondestiny6873]

I have found out, the hard way, that the owner needs most of the training. 😂

[@violettheorgangrinder3232]

She's probably the most caring, concerned and receptive owner I've seen on this channel yet.

[@sfy3023]

She listens dog daddy, some owners just stand away.

[@trobson9952]

Caring loveable and clueless.

[@smilejesuslovesyou8108]

Agreed. Something about her she seems genuine.

[@nancypeterson7708]

The leash needs to be higher on neck

[@nancypeterson7708]

Tail is down. The dog is scared. Probably bits of fear. Have to gain the trust

[@pety151]

I've never read a book so fast! kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU Learning about his dogs and experiences was just the icing on the cake - bed this book through and through. We're working with our new pup and Brandon's advise was just what I needed. Wish he'd just come and train for me haha but it's good for us and happy to have this new set of tools to use on our pup.

[@flourfriend]

Does she work with very aggressive dogs too?

[@awkwardautistic]

Good on her for being so self aware and receptive to learning. You can tell she's a good person.

[@VioletJoy]

100%. Sorry, but I can't stand to see owners who almost seem to WANT their dog to be needy and difficult. It's like they want to be needed. She, on the other hand, was there to learn.

[@patpatmoomoo5524]

Wants the best for her pup 🐶

[@mthz333]

why else would se be there? these comments nowadays... XD

[@kevinshanrajathurai8920]

very autistic comment

[@kourtneestroman]

@@VioletJoy exactly! She's an awesome dog mom!

[@Private_C123]

What a great pet -owner. Instantly sees what she is doing wrong and takes the advice from Daddy and moves forward to give the dog a more relax life. The world needs more of people like her!

[@THEDOGDADDY-042]

Do you want to purchase Dog?

[@nighatnaqvi4796]

Daddy Knows Best😂😂😂😂5:14

[@trutherone5775]

Dog Daddy, your amazing, and Im so sorry you lost your Mom/Grandma, she raised a incredible person and she still lives in you!!!! Bless your sweet ♥ Child of God!!!

[@dmm29]

Yes, my condolences. ✝️

[@vickievans6853]

Beautiful dog, this was the same kind we had when I grew up as a small child, very protective of family , a wonderful member of our family.Never a problem.thanks for being a blessing to help this lady get the love and peace that her dog needed to live a happy life.What a great testimony , dog daddy does it again, thank you .

[@SheilaG971]

Omg, this tugged on every heartstring I have. What a powerful way to connect with a dog. An old dog trainer years ago taught me these principals and now, years later I’m seeing this young dog trainer use them again with the same success. Thank you so much!

[@ericlaney8893]

It may seem harsh but people need to realize they have to show there dog they are the leader not them especially taking in a older dog as puppies are easier from the start another thing people don't socialize there dogs with people and that creates a problem

[@SheilaG971]

@@ericlaney8893, it’s not harsh at all…it’s the nature of the beast. We try to train from a human standpoint and that rarely works.

[@mlf1980]

@@ericlaney8893 exactly especially with larger breeds or those considered "dangerous" they're not at all dangerous when trained and properly socialized. I am thankful for DD and the lives of the dogs who would have been put to sleep and the possible would be bite victims too.. it can all be avoided and I believe he deserves all the success in the world because he's saving dogs

[@rossothecrimson7]

Because people got all gatekeeper and soft with their techniques, but not all dogs learn that way. I feel a lot of trainers forget that!

[@marciturner4980]

@@mlf1980 Also it's how you treat them in general, not abuse them. And never train them to attack and fight anyone, other dogs and people.

[@gritskennedy5007]

I love Dog Daddy! He is so connected to dogs brains he makes sure he treats the hjmans not to misunderstand their dog not to hurt them not to set them up for failure due to confusing them! He is awesome he sees the good in people!

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

I know it's a bit of an exaggeration, but Dog Daddy is really a saint with how he helps these dogs. He literally changes their lives. As a dog lover, I get quite emotional at times watching these dogs transform. It's easy to see, right from the beginning, that this is really a sweet dog. He will get a lot of love in his life that would never have come his way without this intervention. Beautiful.

[@jkgcproductions7589]

To be considered a saint, you have to have demonstrated miracles. This guy demonstrates miracles. Bro IS a saint.

[@HealedHappyWholePodcast]

It's definitely shouldn't be considered an exaggeration. He is a Saint. Period!

[@iambored678]

This dog's saint for sure! He has a gift. Im glad he is sharing it, the work is so important

[@NewHeritageFarms]

THIS. THIS. THIS. And the Lady is perfect - her emotions on the edge. She is so grateful for the education, the training. Teaching HER to train her own dog and save him from a life of fear. Making me tear up.

[@diane9247]

She is a very good owner. She understands her job and how serious it is to keep working with her dog to make him socially acceptable. Obrigada, Dog Daddy.😊

[@SP-io7lj]

LOL! Ola! I love your comment because I'm learning Brazilian Portuguese! Tchau!

[@Kimbadification]

I know it's tough to see someone else take control over these aggressive type dogs when they are our pets, but Augusto is one of the best dog trainers I have ever known! He has such a natural ability with them, and the help he offers owners to take control of their dogs is invaluable in some instances. It is up to us owners to follow through,.... but I can't say enough about how genuine I feel Augusto is as a dog trainer. I've seen it personally enough times, and all these videos are just more proof! Great job Augusto!!!

[@christina5kids16grands]

This is so full of effective, accurate, valuable information! Great job by the owner for coming to a place of accepting that she and her dog can live a much better quality of life WITH professional help!! No one better than DD to lead them to complete freedom! What a relief it has to be for these dogs to realize they are not responsible for attacking everyone who comes near the owner!!

[@marnimatikka7833]

This woman was such a great student. She loves her dog and wants him to be well. ❤ good learning and high-fives to her!

[@shandrag6329]

I love these longer videos. So sorry about your grandmother, I know exactly what you’re going through

[@ChaplainMelanie]

I am in awe of your skill, to the point that I am binge-watching your videos, AND I DON'T EVEN HAVE A DOG!!!

[@L1a7even]

this is not skill or training, this is fear-based conditioning

[@lilly_rose11223]

I don't ever

[@bridgetgabriel]

Dog Daddy is amazing! I love his training too. This dog is NOT afraid of DD, so don't listen to Haters.

[@Sekona.realtor]

Same here

[@chargarland8962]

Me too lol

[@karenallhoff5086]

He trains dogs like we train horses. The human must always be the Alpha (edited autocorrect of Aloha 😂), but it is NEVER about manhandling. You MUST release and reward positive the moment the horse/dog responds as you want. Clear, calm, quick directives. Frequent rewards reinforcing all the reasons Doggo will WANT to behave and be a good baby. I so love watching this stuff. Bravo, Augusto!!!!! 🔥 💕🤙🏼

[@moxievintage1390]

My sincere condolences, Augusto, on the loss of your Avó....she was a lovely woman, and thanks to her, your gift was recognized and the world now has The Dog Daddy helping distressed animals across the globe.🌹❤‍🩹🙏🏽

[@catwoman2596]

Avo?

[@moxievintage1390]

@@catwoman2596 Portuguese word..🇧🇷

[@AlexiHolford]

@@catwoman2596 his grandmother died. She raised him.

[@ginamarie5575]

You can’t be lazy with a dog and do what you want . It’s about them …..they are a important family member. You have to treat them like gold and listen and watch their needs , body language is huge I agree . I have a 85 lb 5.5 year old boxer , he can get aggressive with other dogs and some people . I’m still learning and training him lol , thx dog Daddy for your helpful vids

[@cherylkane19]

These explanations were all so clear. Thank you. I don't have an aggressive dog but I rely on your wisdom for training my own dog, especially when walking her on a leash. Things happen fast on the street. I live in Latin America where dogs roam freely, so I must focus on my dog and what we're doing without fail.

[@blondeandchatty7842]

Love these clips where we can hear Dog Daddy's instructions. Look at that lil dog thrive! Dogs are little people.

[@cherylfox2149]

Most aggressive dogs are put down ,its obvious they are absolutely terrified. They don't know what to do, there person looks just as afraid. It's a nightmare but then .... Watching the dog feel safe, and protected from itself and the outside forces( a dog in progress) its just so sweet I literally cry🥲 . And this time we got to see the person and the dog gain confidence and feel safe. You Doggy Dad are an angel saving lives... A very fly super cute angel.

[@rootstorising7348]

Doggy Dad may not be saving lives, once a fearful dog, always a fearful dog in new situations. A lot of intensive work with no long term trust. First rule of thumb, don't ever own a fearful dog. A dog owner spent 3k and a year training her dog, it took just moments to maul my arm and cause some permanent damage. Unprovoked, just a new location. I was glad a kid was not around.

[@cherylfox2149]

@@rootstorising7348 I am so sorry that happened to you. I cannot imagine what kind of trauma someone goes through after being violently attacked. I hope you can forgive me for being insensitive, I didn't know your story. And I think we can agree that there are certainly animals that can't be rehabilitated. I was thinking of all the dogs that save lives ..from therapy dogs, to search and rescue dogs, even police and army dogs that will lay down there life for a person..my post was about the video and enjoying seeing someone who wants to try and help dogs in need. Dog Dad seems responsible in that he trains the person not just the dog...But seriously Noone should have been through what happened to you and for what it's worth. I am so very sorry. Please accept my apology?

[@rootstorising7348]

​@@cherylfox2149 Thank you. Sure, no problem. I agree that dogs are wonderful animals and love them myself. I am concerned when someone like Dog Daddy puts short clips of aggressive dogs being pacified temporarily giving the impression that these fearful animals are curable or manageable. When really those types of dogs are never to be trusted and left unsupervised. Really they are not for the average dog owner, only for very experienced and dedicated responsible owners or trainers. Also most viewers do not realize that there is a metal pronged collar on most of the dogs when he is working on them.

[@barbaramcmillan3835]

@@rootstorising7348 The prong collar isn't sharp or dangerous, just uncomfortable, and as he explained, it's just a very short tug to correct wrong behaviour, and release as the dog responds straight away, and he always emphasises that the training must continually be reinforced ongoing, although the prong collar is not a permanent feature once the lessons are learned. He has many other longer videos explaining this too; he also works with uncontrollable shelter dogs that would otherwise be euthanised. Althoughthere may be some that can't be helped, I've never known him give up on any dog. And although there are critics, they are not among the people he has helped with their dogs.

[@sugarbear1965]

That’s what is so heartbreaking! They are afraid! Read your dog

[@ruthingle1487]

Once you say it, it seems so glaringly obvious. I just learn so, so much every video. Thank you for showing us how to make our dogs happy, confident & content. 🙏💜

[@b.walker5955]

Just read in the comments you lost your grandmother, DD. Many of us don't get the opportunity to share our adult life with our grands. Take comfort knowing she recognized how great your mission, talent and works are. That is truly, Such a gift. ~ Sincerest condolences.

[@erinmorris1488]

I've started sharing your videos with my rescue group!! Thank you so much for what you do!! ❤️

[@ruth6833]

Good to see the owner taking on board all DD's instructions for the best way to handle her dog!🐾

[@AJourneyOfYourSoul]

"I want to make him feel safe outside." This lady is a great dog owner. She rose to the occasion, sought help and committed to changing her ways with her dog, all for the dog so her dog would live a better life. Most people just give up on their dog.

[@xtcnme]

sorry to hear about your grandma mate....she would be proud of all the work you do....keep it up mate ...you're a champion.

[@ICYKiD234]

It warms my heart to see people actually care about their dog and want to make a difference. Some people just let their dogs be out of control because they think that’s just the way they are. Help ur dog

[@emziestone]

I L♡VE it!! Giving these misunderstood dogs a voice n their owners, these tools just make my heart melt. Dog psychology!! ❤️

[@tricies7418]

"Give me that leash" I love it!!!! I hope you put a pattend on that phrase!!😂😂

[@lindamcmahan4686]

Augusto, you are so amazing, love watching you help these dogs. You are so calm!!!❤️

[@TheScrubDesigns]

Her words at the end were so sweet 😭 Awesome lesson thanks so much ❤

[@1_aiartist_1001effects]

I have goosebumps.. so nice to see her with her dog..

[@JanetSerrano-ul1em]

He was born f o r this. I mean c'mon he's excellent, understands every emotion & how he Elaborates. He's the Bom 🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️

[@LUCKYSOB]

I'm very very good with aggressive dogs but Dog Daddy is a beast. Best dog handler I've ever seen hands down. Respect 🤟😎👍

[@brotherinchrist72]

This man is blessed with a real gift, a real talent. Thank you for sharing your gift with many, and helping dog owners learn how to control their dogs, and giving some dogs that were going to be put down for aggression another chance.

[@sunniegrace9707]

ABSOLUTELY love your videos .... SOOOO sorry about your Gramma .... (just lost my son a little over 2 monthsago (he was only 35) I've lived alone for 71/2 years and he was always here for me when I needed somebody to talk to or needed help with stuff and he NEVER complained about anything) .... I finally got another dog to have someone to talk to and I love watching your videos to help me train her .... thank you SOOOO very much for your videos (HUGS for you for the loss of your Gramma)

[@stephjobin2789]

I am so sorry for your loss. May God comfort you and give you peace🙏

[@twinprays]

God bless you and, your family. Jesus loves you

[@guadalupeestrada410]

She really cares about him and I got a lump in my throat at the end realizing that she really wants to help him and finally feels hope that she can make his life better now. :') thank you DD

[@kresleyc5700]

He does look like a sweet good boy, I hope he is feeling better around people now! What a great dog mom!

[@Narsty_Boy]

Once you understand how a dog thinks it's a lot easier to communicate with them. Once you learn to communicate, is the beginning! The Dog Daddy is amazing!

[@Pausa112]

What a gentle soul you have, dog daddy. That's where your power lies. The world needs more people like you!

[@jaybird-oi1te]

That dog was 100% like that because because of the owner. Sometimes as owners, we don’t realize what negative affects. We’re having on our dogs. I got an American bully. He’s eight now. I got him when he was five months old and he never leaves my side. he’s the most calm, sweetest dog good with kids small animals big animals he loves everyone. He sees someone he starts, dragging me towards them.

[@kathleenmooney1606]

Love the new video format! Keep doing what your doing DD. You're changing these dogs and owner's life.🐾🐶♥️

[@ਰਾਜਪੂਤ-ਸ਼ਾਹੀ]

Beautiful way

[@roxannecapitani1939]

I love this owner for doing the right thing and accepting she was doing it wrong. It's not as easy as dog daddy makes it look!!!

[@jdoveyk9422]

Amazing instructions to the owner. Most owners quit too soon or get distracted using their phone etc before their dog really has the repetitions in and really has the behavior locked in. It takes lots of consistency and dedication to reliability every time before you can relax the muzzle or prong or your attention. 🎉

[@monaaustin7820]

That was really good!! I love it when dog owners really listen and ingest. Awesome work Daddy! -Mommy

[@TracyH007]

Thank you for teaching the owner. Great Job 👍🌟🌟🌟

[@TXJH556]

This world needs more pet owners like this woman 💜

[@lidanaude8022]

So good to see how you pay attention to his fears and help him navigate through his agression and give him the responsibility..I think he is proud of his achievements 🤗😁

[@laurellwomack6846]

Young Man! You have a skill of a Master.... I am so very impressed.

[@angelajaehines]

Dogs are so smart and loving and protective and need this direction like children. You are amazing!!!

[@hipo4eyes1]

She did so good as an owner! Love these videos because I learn so much that I apply to my goldendoodle and have seen the results! DogDaddy is the man!

[@lindamclennan8645]

This Pitbull has been saved by DD.He sat instantly every single time DD told him to.Once DD showed him how to act this Pit was obedient & quiet❤

[@vickydittfield9822]

So happy for owners to learn these wonderful lessons! Wish I could still have dogs❣️

[@debracarr1355]

Me too, I can't have one where I live.

[@marywilliams3909]

I don’t care what anyone or or other trainers say, you are the man. Congratulations, because of you, dogs can live a very fulfilling life. 🌺

[@HouseoftheDragonArt]

Huge kudos to the owner of this dog! She will be successful because she listens and cared enough to call the Dog Daddy!

[@christencollins3740]

What a great fur baby momma you are !!! You gave your baby a chance to build confidence and feel safe … What a true blessing doggy daddy is to all these poor misunderstood fur babies … Here’s to a better and more fulfilling life ❤🙏🏻

[@123aesco]

Damn! Ive watched a million dog whisperer videos but this guy is on another level! I'm SUPER impressed!

[@marrionkafui3493]

Dog Daddy is the best.... He seems to know his job very well... Good job man

[@kelleyhawk6595]

I am so extremely sorry about your Grandmother!! I lost my Grand in a fire, she was my world and heart! Hugs and 💕 from North Carolina.

[@03Lorac]

Bravo and amazing work. Your slogan should be "changing people, one dog at a time".

[@iCANT_BELIEVE_YOU_SAID_THAT]

Love watching this man work. He's very clear in his explanations on how to have a dog.

[@kelj4517]

“He’s a good dog but he has some challenges” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Like I’m about to bite your face off type of challenge 🤣🤣

[@manditoemya8478]

I LOVE these longer videos where he explains things more...it's so helpful, don't get me wrong I love ALL his videos but these longer ones are very special... Love this Guy he's a Dog Master, just like people call someone a Kung fu master... lol

[@catherinelaidlaw5792]

So good to see this woman know better, how to help her dog. It means so much to her.

[@ronathebear]

Fantastic work! Would love to see more full-length sessions like this

[@faithhopelove7286]

Thank you for posting a fuller lesson! You're doing great things for owners and their dogs.

[@zenazena2273]

Your new video format is so GREAT!! Thank you DD🙌❤🙌

[@tibbytwostep1875]

This is just like horses. They need to use their thinking mind instead of their reactive mind. Excellent work! 👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DesoloZantas]

People get dogs without learning about them. There needs to be more teachers like him.

[@barbaramcmillan3835]

He is also currently running training for Trainers.🙂

[@d.h.fremont3027]

The woman looks tense and the dog adopts her moods and attitudes.

[@barbaramcmillan3835]

Before retraining, after training they are both relaxed and comfortable, not aggressive or afraid either.

[@d.h.fremont3027]

@@barbaramcmillan3835 because dog daddy did the hard work. She has to learn how to be the alpha.

[@adamfirst9321]

0:58 to 1:00. His eyes are so expressive…. Like “who the hell is this guy, mommy? Help me!!”

[@awy7378]

Bro this man is dope in is training every dog obey him word 😳 💯👌

[@huizy9793]

Great video I love how you are truely giving guidance to animal lovers to be a better animal lover! The love is there just helping us ride the ride.

[@aniquederosa1057]

I’m addicted to watching all the vedios!!! Go daddy is amazing he is doing so much for animals!!!! Love him he deserves everything he has!!!!

[@5purplecups]

Dog daddy the only man I’ve seen handle ANY type of dog. God bless this man 🙏

[@judymelchert3966]

Augusto, my condolences regarding your grandmother. Your work amazes me. I love watching the stress melt out of those dogs when you give them direction.

[@verve4000]

Augusto is a true HERO !!! Saving dogs AND HUMANS, Daily! I crys bcz DD

[@raylenemarkwell4216]

The people who talk bad about you needs to stop. You make these scared and terrified dogs feel safe and best of all train the owners pack mentality. You are amazing. The pit Bull owner was choking her dog to stop him from breaking free and attacking. In just minutes you helped the dog to feel safe and never once did this or any of your dogs scream in pain. Thank you for what you do. Hope you are able to do your thing in Australia next year.

[@mlf1980]

this kid has a great technique that doesn't take months like a dog training school and he's saving so many dogs from being out to sleep because of biting and ferocious behaviors plain and simple! his reviews from customers tell the real story so don't believe the hype his haters are still trying to push on social media.. he's saving animal lives and thats what is most important ♥️🐕

[@barbaramcmillan3835]

Haters are only jealous of his success. They criticise his successful methods and wonder why they don't win

[@markinvt]

I love watching Dog Daddy videos. The dogs have such respect for him. Amazing!

[@jessicalowery8035]

Love the new sound system. It is so nice to hear what you are sharing with the client.

[@LamoraRogue]

I’m so impressed by what you do but even more impressed by the fact that you do it in a type of grandeur I ain’t seen before ❤ you absolutely rock

[@evewomensministry9590]

Love he new way your producing the videos. No words on screen and showing the progression of training! Love you 💕

[@liraelgreen1329]

I get why this is so necessary. But dogs, like this one, omg, you can feel the emotions on their face 😭 the fear, the confusion. Even embarrassment, they KNOW some ONE has come along and called them out on their issues. Its clear on his little face. He surrended but was so confused at first. But i also see his little mind working. I just watched another where the dog just completely melted. After being a barking mess. As i said. Incredible

[@Gentakedo]

Finally really good audio 😊 This makes your great videos even better. Thanks!!!

[@littlefiddlechick1513]

So, I have been watching the dog daddy for a while now and just realize I have not subscribed to them yet. 😂😂😂 I am subscribe now.

[@roymoat2937]

This guy is a master trainer ! Incredible knowledge and love for dogs and people !

[@i.m.7710]

Omg I can’t imagine not paying attention to my dog when a whole family on bicycles is coming toward us on a path! I was raised and protected by a beloved mother dog, and we cared for and taught kittens our entire childhood, and I have always had a dog and cats, so there is a constant awareness of the animal and what it’s thinking. I didn’t even realize it until she mentioned the family on bikes story. Her dog’s thought process is obvious but if we are not in tune with it and check it immediately, bites can happen. I’m so glad she is learning from the best! Dog daddy is awesome!!! 👏🏽 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@PickleThePig]

You were raised by a dog?

[@bryanchoi1604]

It has been a while since you posted a full length video like this. These are the kind of videos that made me subscribe to you long ago. Right on 👍

[@melphillips1608]

I’m making HUGE progress with my girl in such little time just from watching DD. She’s pretty good but can be a bit too friendly on wanting to meet ppl or trying to eat garbage (outside)- and just one day after watching more DD videos; she stopped eating the garbage outside (ya, it’s still there ew), and she is waiting when ppl walk by (even ppl she LOVES). ❤ Thanks DD!!

[@fayettamurphy7085]

So kind of you Dog Daddy . Thanks ❤

[@stansmith3509]

Someone probably already said it but it's awesome to see someone showing that you don't need to be aggressive with a dog to teach them to behave.

[@Deested]

A nervous dog is like a dull knife if you don’t know what you are doing. Most people try and get people to feed their dog treats or force to be petted. I have a 7 month old Gsd that is in her fear period and once somebody engages with me she gets her very nervous bark. It’s tough when people in public don’t understand that. I’ve pretty much have had to yell at people every time to not even attempt to pet or get close, they try and sweet talk and think it’s going to help her loosen up.