AGGRESSIVE GERMAN SHEPHERD TRIES TO BITE MY FACE!

How to train a leash aggressive German Shepherd is something we see a lot on this channel. Tom Davis trains an aggressive German Shepherd and we see great real dog training results!
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[@tomdavisofficial]

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[@stevetotora8520]

Great video. Full of information.

[@robinwiley884]

You are so amazing with these dogs! I’m in Virginia.

[@wojtekzbylo5506]

Great video soo much information in one video. Greetings from Poland❤️🤍

[@zx10rdado]

Love watching your videos. It has great value to everyone. I’m watching from Tucson , Arizona. Big fan.

[@moxierower1806]

Me me me! 😂

[@ElessariaD]

That initial correction on the prong was EPIC! His expression was like "Whuttt?!", then I swear his eyes were like "Thank you, one less burden on me" which was followed by his downing right after! Fantastic to see!

[@tomdavisofficial]

1000000000%%

[@aleXsullivan101]

Yes, that 1 second stare at Tom was thrilling

[@timikopacek716]

Right??? So cool that we were able to witness that change!

[@aprilsmith9210]

Yep, EPIC is definitely the word!

[@jaingoodall9224]

fabulous stuff, that was defo the moment the dog woke up to him and started to change

[@ianmckenzie5303]

Wow I don't think I've ever seen such a seriously reactive dog change so quickly to only 1 correction. That is obviously a very intellegent Shepherd that only needs clear rules about obedience. 👍

[@tomdavisofficial]

SAME, that made him reallllyyy get itn

[@mebaird5440]

I replayed that correction three times. Look was priceless! He was like “ oh my this just got real! This man means business!” Loved it

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yes!!! Inagreee

[@brendad7559]

Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 You have helped us immensely, with the introducing of the prong collar and e collar with our Mal, he is 15 months now. He used to be dog reactive, he now chooses to ignore other dogs and their behavior. Thank you Tom! You ARE making a difference daily, with your videos and the training you do.

[@DogtailzK9Obedience]

Beautiful to see a stressed dog just think about his actions for the first time.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yess

[@dogandmeuniversity-private3223]

I will never understand why anyone would believe correcting a dog in this state of mind would be harmful. That one correction was instant relief when you let him know that you have the situation under control. So awesome to see him calm down in such a short amount of time.

[@eilidhmccabe895]

I love watching this work with reactive dogs. That moment of clarity they get, that they don't have to exist in that stressed out state!

[@tomdavisofficial]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mailmnswifey]

That lead pop. He looked at you like “oh s***, my bad Tom. You mad?” That may be your unicorn film moment. We could all see his brain turn as he looked at you.

[@tomdavisofficial]

I agree, it was amazing

[@briannagagliardi6592]

Hey Tom I’m from Colorado and I have to say these videos saved my dogs life, she was an extremely reactive and aggressive golden retriever pit mix, she was attacking anything that moved esp other dogs, after 6 months of training she’s almost entirely controllable now. She’s still a bit hyper but that’s just her personality. We went from her on the brink of being taken away and euthanized to more well trained than most dogs I know all thanks to you!!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Omg, this is why we do it! Thanks so much for the feedback ❤️. So happy for you!

[@randalsaul6612]

I am glad you didn't give up on your dog 👍👍👍

[@frances8813]

Wow I hope I can say that soon I'm working hard on training with these videos with my dashund shepherd mix he's a very hyper reactive doggie and big but I'm staying positive.

[@briannagagliardi6592]

@@tomdavisofficial thank you so much! I owe all our progress to you guys!

[@ccap3211]

What did the training include? I am in desperate need of help. My 5 and a half month old Saint Bernard acts just like this dog in the video, towards every single person except my bf and I. I can’t have anyone over to the house or take my dog anywhere. He knows basic obedience. He was in puppy classes when he was younger. He has always been very shy but at about the 3 and a half - 4 month mark it started changing to aggression and it’s gradually getting worse. He’s tried to bite 2 strangers twice now.

[@magimcgee9633]

This was so inspiring. I have 2 GSD’s that are now 1 yo and very anxious. Haven’t been able to find a good trainer but I feel this video gives us a great place to start. Thankyou

[@kateferioloangeld]

Watching the eye contact between you and Dante was so amazing! It was the longest most meaningful conversation that ever took place in 10 seconds. Hats off to you!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!

[@OmNomEevee]

I’ve watched you since before I had a dog, but started watching even more once my dog became reactive. He was attacked twice, on two separate occasions and both attacks have left him reactive to all dogs and some people. I’m a small, 4’11”, young woman with a nearly 100lb dog and it’s scary to have people think he’s purely aggressive simply because of his size and them not knowing why he is reactive. Watching your videos gives me hope that with time and effort, he will get better and we can have the same experience we used to on walks, and in our everyday life.

[@tomdavisofficial]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 love this

[@vanessahughes7153]

I loved the way he looked away after that initial correction and the eye contact between you both Tom. He felt ready to let it go and relax a little, the tension that dog had built up in himself must have been awful. So glad he is getting the right help now.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yessss

[@alliepassons1695]

wow his response from that first correction is amazing seeing him actually realize and think that through is awesome!

[@allensong7861]

I was watching Tom’s expressions… it gave me chills to see the two of them to make that connection! Well done Tom! 👍

[@amandawoodward5596]

Hey Tom, I think it would be really cool to see a video of a day-in-the-life of dog training. Something showing your dogs daily routine how often are you training a dog and what the training session layout looks like (do you practice one command so many times then move to the next, how often do you take your dog out in public and what commands/exercises do you do to build confidence in the public setting) I really wanna see a video going over a training session structure so I can learn how to ramp up my training and ensure that my dog is getting a great training experience. 😊 You videos are so helpful and I really love the content!

[@tomdavisofficial]

We just filmed something like that with the board and trains!

[@parisdevine8553]

I also noticed the way he looked at you ….. like wtf nobodies ever taken the lead. Definitely imprinted, love your work come to Aussie buddy 🇦🇺.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Haha yesn

[@thejindoman7471]

Respect and trust are so closely interrelated, but animals can only truly trust us when they know they can respect us. Thank you for the amazing work you do for dogs and humans 🙏🙌🤍

[@sblack48]

The local pet store won’t sell prong collars because they are “bad for the dog”. What I notice in these videos is that after even a very short session the dogs are calmer, happier and safer. I simply don’t see a downside at all and a huge upside. I also notice many times when Tom is handling a reactive dog at the end of the session the dog starts licking him or putting its paw in his hand. No way a fearful dog would do that. I have seen it multiple times. These dogs look grateful that someone is finally giving them direction. In most cases, like this one, the owners just didn’t know how to handle a strong high energy highly intelligent dog. It’s like buying a Ferrari. You need to know what you are doing or you will end up in the ditch.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yep!!

[@suzannevaldez6677]

I agree... I don't believe the prongs hurt them. I think its an awkward sensation that commands their attention. The results are Amazing and they become much more calm. 🌻

[@joelarson4385]

Pet store is clueless about prong collars

[@HlastaCaled]

Prong collars ARE BAD if people don'tuse them properly! I see people who let their dog pull them down the road on a prong collar. This is not ok (like driving with the parking brake on) and then they give the tool a bad name. Rather then owning it is their behaviour. Prong collars/ecollars Are GOOD when used with good timing and were the RELEASE is activly used to reward the dog. The problem as I see it is that pet owners and society in general have an avertion to holding to clear boundryies. People want live teddy bars / fur babies and forget that kids don't get to do whatever they want. Most good kids have boundaries (no bullining, No hitting, No running on the hyway, No stealing ....) its is part of learning to be part of the comunity.

[@marleneburrows9158]

I don’t blame the pet store owner. It’s the owner/handler who needs to be trained in its proper use. Too many times owners end up injuring a dog using a prong collar. Buy a prong collar only after consultation with a certified trainer.

[@julialowe3733]

I loved how the dog reacted to your first correction. He finally had some direction. Great video.

[@karenbond3062]

This dog needed you Tom! It showed at his first correction and the look he gave you.

[@Cathan1856]

Do you think people don’t realise how early you need to start training and setting the boundaries? Love the way you set them up so well in regards to finally telling/showing the dog what to do.

[@TASIAawful1]

Some people shouldn’t have these powerful working dogs they need a lot of exercise and training

[@Cathan1856]

@@TASIAawful1 I just not 15 minutes ago was talking to a lady who had a beautiful Shepard on a leash, with a muzzle on who was growling and barking like mad. I asked her a couple of questions about him and she said to me, ‘ why do you think he turned out this way’. I just said they can take a lot of training and can be hard if you don’t invest a lot of time with him. He was such a beautiful puppy, sad to see. They didn’t do any training at all.

[@charlleedodson]

I had a client the other day who said she’s having issues with her dog playing keep away. I asked how her basic obedience is, and she said “so-so”. So I told her basically what you told the client about getting off the bed. If your dog doesn’t sit when you tell them to, what makes you think they’ll give up their treasure? She understood that very well

[@kaelinsterrett9727]

Your videos have helped me so much in my relationship with my dogs. Your methods have helped my dogs understand what to do and not to do. I have recommended your KZbin channel to many other dog owners. Thank you for what you do!

[@tomdavisofficial]

I’m so happy to hear!!

[@kellybost1623]

I’ve been where she is! It’s good to see that there is hope for our reactive boys! This makes my heart happy

[@joelarson4385]

Excellent training that corrected the bad behavior. The dog got it. Now the owners have to be consistent in correcting this behavior.

[@tomdavisofficial]

YUP

[@joelarson4385]

@@tomdavisofficial My GSD is good with people that he knows and becomes acquainted with. However,, when friends and strangers come to the house and ring the doorbell, he will bark for several minutes. We dont mind the initial bark(s) but would like him to calm down sooner. Once visitors are in the house, he will usually goes to his bed or in the living room and lay down. Then he is ok for the rest of the visit. Any comments?

[@zelina6595]

It will never fail to amaze me with the amount of people that'd rather have their dog lose their mind over giving their dog a quick correction. I'll never underatand why people would argue over giving a dog a correction to ultimately give it a better quality of life

[@tomdavisofficial]

Same my friend

[@botchgoddess]

I know many people have already said this but..... MAN.... that correction. That stare down. And then he just looked away and I was like....YES! Epic.

[@tomdavisofficial]

So epic!!!

[@janetsorensen7423]

That first correction you gave Dante was showed how quick a good correction can change a situation. Thank you for the videos. Hello from Idaho!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@colanbennett1871]

That was EPIC the first correction he looked at you like, what the Hell was that.

[@charlene-kw6po]

I loved how quickly Dante changed after you corrected him with the prong collar. He was like wait...what. German Shepards are my favorite bread. Dante is beautiful.

[@michellejiosi4132]

Wow it just blows my mind how quick he took to the correction! And the way you explain it just clicks

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much, Michelle!

[@amanda45361]

Great example of how to use the prong collar to quickly and effectively communicate. One pop and that pup understood - giving you an opportunity to further communicate with praise for proper behaviors. A few moments of stress/confusion vs a lifetime of stress-filled reactivity...

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yesss

[@P4ndieEy3ss]

Dante has been looking for work and now he’s got a job being a good boi 💗

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yasss

[@samanthalamboy7251]

What a beautiful love, love you pups😂he protects his baby

[@zurinedocasal289]

The first correction with a prong is always a full stop for a dog. In his eyes is reflected the: oh no, the limits have arrived!! 😅

[@thefactisfactis]

The moment you tugged that lead, the dogs whole life flashed before it's eyes. You could literally see it. Great to see.

[@jessicaprzydzial5972]

Love seeing the transformation in these sweethearts

[@mcauleyman]

Videos like these and the work you do is literally lifesaving. I’ve got a 4 year old German shepherd and your videos have help over the years give me a relationship with my dog I thought I’ve never had. I can take her anywheres off leash without any issues and I owe it all to you. I appreciate everything you’ve done sharing everything you know and helping so many people and their dogs!!

[@JukasZor]

What a trip to see the immediacy of the effectiveness of correction and the relief that he didn't have to be in charge.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yesss

[@denamartin3635]

That first correction was priceless! Great job, Tom. I hope the owners can be as decisive as you were and remember to PRAISE Dante when he is a good boy. From Poway, CA with Love!

[@tomdavisofficial]

It was!!!! Thanks so much for watxhinfn

[@deadpossum6826]

3:45 that few short seconds is what makes this line of work so beautiful to me.. that look of communication between different species, thousands of years in the making. The relief on this dogs face- Art.

[@MrTestolin]

Thank you for all the effort you put in your content!!! Greetings from Argentina!!!

[@brittanyrennison9196]

That “a-ha” moment is amazing. Waiting to get to the point with my dog! Slowly but surely getting there. Watching from upstate NY! Thanks for all the great content!

[@tomdavisofficial]

👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@randalsaul6612]

Thanks Tom you have inspire me to work with dogs with issues. I just finished a course now I am certified trainer and your videos have helped me understand how and why dogs think and how they perceive the world. You are doing a great job in educating owners. I hope one day you could come to Quebec to do a seminar or just come by my place for a beer or even a coffee that I know you love. I truly believe that there are no bad dogs thanks again 👍👍👍

[@tomdavisofficial]

wow, Thanks so much!

[@Christina1969]

Love your videos, timing is everything. Goes the same in horse training 🇨🇦 SK

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much, Christina!

[@juliafiore120]

Great job, Tom! That first correction opened his eyes with realization of what not to do. An “ah hah” moment for sure!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Agreed! It was a ah-ha moment!

[@jessicaanderson4008]

I would love an opportunity to work with you regarding our GSD with some major reactive aggression towards adults, children, dogs and anyone outside of our immediate family. It is truly heartbreaking to see a dog with so much potential live his life with such uncertainty/anxiety any time we leave the house. The irony of it all is I have worked with animals and have been in the Veterinary field for 15+ years. This is an issue that is definitely beyond my level of expertise. Behavior/training is so very important and so often ignored and forgotten about. You are truly amazing for all that you do, thank you!

[@brittanyhaseman7161]

It was fantastic to see that lightbulb moment for him with your first correction. You could see all the wheels turning in his mind that he doesn't even get to use.

[@veronica5183]

I want to say I love your videos. You are awesome. You gave me a lot information for my dog. I would love an e collar to work for off leash training.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Ah, thank you so much!

[@ricardocarneiro7797]

Kudos to this dog owner! 👍

[@JGiants26]

This is an amazing video showing how fast a dog’s mindset can change when corrected.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yesss!! I agree

[@teresacumming6859]

I can’t say enough how much I love watching and learning from your videos

[@radiationcow]

I'm curious about how you'd deal with a dog that's a bit more independent-minded? Like a dog that, when corrected, gives you a look, goes 'fuck you' and carries on doing their behaviour?

[@dunjalakcevic7542]

From all the videos I watched, I would say he would change the tools you’re using. So if you are using a slip collar and thats how the dog reacts to the corrections, then try a prong collar. If not the prong, then the e-collar. As he would say “Change the stimulus”. There’s a great video with two 🐩poodles, one dog did great with a slip lead, the other got frustrated with the slip lead, so he tried the prong collar, and it did the job.

[@susancampbell2859]

Tom Davis you ROCK !! Your genuine love for dogs mixed with your common sense approach has been eye-opening to me !! THANK YOU! for putting this information out there....Your training and insight truly makes a dog ( and their person's ) life SO much better. I'm now addicted to your channel !!! My fur babies and I thank you!! We are in Roanoke, Virginia and I have been telling everyone about you and your channel that will listen !!!! Have a great weekend!!!

[@TheChanceAllen79]

Always watching from Piqua, Ohio! Left a comment once before, about becoming a dog trainer and getting my boy into training. I made the leap, walking away from a successful job (success or not, not being happy isn’t worth it) I start my training November 1st to be a full time professional trainer! 💯

[@Descan26]

You could see the dog just relax after the first correction.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yep!

[@clipsfromcherie]

Great lesson, again. Thank you from Seattle Washington.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@W84Mee..]

It's troubling to see that people don't understand that their is a Ying and yang with training. The Ying being a positive reinforcement and yang being a consequence and follow through. Too many people hear consequence and think, you're going to hurt them, but in reality you are settling boundaries. When setting the correction or boundary, you absolutely must follow through,otherwise the correction is fallen on deaf ears. Positive reinforcement only works if their are positive consequences that are available. Well done Tom, 👏 an outstanding job yet again. I especially enjoyed when you implied, mean what you say, and say what you mean.

[@lunas_golden_life]

This is amazing Well done to Dante! And so pleased his parents took the time to come see you!

[@leecastle1465]

Hey Tom from Epsom, Surrey, England 🇬🇧 I've been watching your videos for a long time now, you have no idea how much you have taught me. 2 months ago I rescued a 18 week old GS female, Lexi, from GS Rescue Elite UK Her previous owner crated her most of the day and she had no contact with other dogs, kids or people. My husband and I retired early and are at home all day, good for Lexi! I have been blessed with her, she is the sweetest natured dog who loves kids and people and just wants to play with other dogs. Not sure she would have turned out as well if I hadn't followed your rules of discipline and reward, she's 7 months now and just loves to learn new things, hoping I'm getting it right 😅 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ❤

[@tomdavisofficial]

omg, I am so happpy to hear! hopefully my next UK trip I get to meet you!

[@Louisecharly]

WoW! Amazing combination/timing on the first epic correction, beautiful dog. It’s really nice to see Dante no so anxious, excellent video

[@beckywheeler6677]

Eugene, OR Awesome content! It was so clear how much relief the dog had once he realized he didn’t hafta “yell” at everyone.

[@tomdavisofficial]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Sanniz]

I am from Sweden and I love how good you explain everything from both human and dogs view.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!! Hope to see you soon

[@sportysbusiness]

I'm so pleased these owners admitted they needed help and found the right person. They summed it up when they said they asked the dog nicely and he ignored them. Never ask, tell and give a consequence for not doing. This is a lovely dog who will now grow into a great dog. Lovely to see, awesome work all round.

[@WedrownyGrajek]

Another day of watching amazing dog whisperer doing magic with amazing dogs. In awe, from Poland 🇵🇱

[@GTaichou]

That first correction blew me away! I had to go back and watch it multiple times. That eye contact was so meaningful, and it was amazing to watch Date in those few seconds get the message of what's going on.

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Those light bulb moments with a dog are magical aren't they. The dog understands there is another way that is better. Loved this. Thank you Tom.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yesss, it was so awesome to see!!!

[@susanmercurio1060]

3:50 The dog just looked at you like, "Hmmmm....what *was* that?" Too funny. From Minneapolis MN

[@tomdavisofficial]

yep!

[@marilinpuig8562]

Absolutely wonderful! Always learn so much. It has been so much help to me training my Shepherd to walk past and leave the bunnies, instead of painfully pulling my arm. She has also come a long way and not totally lose it when she sees another dog.... she's fine at the park, but the leash changes everything. She can now 95% of the time walk past another dog without reacting. Big thanks to you!

[@tomdavisofficial]

THANK YOU! For watching!

[@bobbieriley3061]

Thank you Tom! Your videos mean so much! From California

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@ficlarky9516]

What a magnificent moment! That first correction blew his mind and immediately you could observe the change in the dogs behaviour! Smashed it!!

[@silby4]

So helpful! "It's real" Amazingg 🔥🔥🔥

[@rob.ale90]

I'm from Romania. I want to buy a Belgian Malinois and after initial impression it took me 3 weeks of just watching random trainings on KZbin to decide if I'm prepared to get one. I'll take one next weekend, hope for the best. Your videos really do help

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much, Robert!

[@alisonmaynor6492]

Loved the reaction to the first correction. You have made such a difference in my training with my 2 year old Yorkie. She had so much reactivity but we make progress everyday! Thanks

[@tammcphail1995]

Thank you. I appreciate a trainer who understands the 4 quadrants of dog training. A cookie and love doesn’t necessarily fix everything

[@pete3632]

Watching from Maryland! Great video as always. You just opened the door for that dog and his owners to finally start living the life they’ve always wanted together.

[@ElijahArias]

It always give a goose bumps watching the owners disbelief after how tom correct the dog.

[@janettaplin1633]

I live in the Southern Cape South Africa, I am 71! I Inherited A 9 month GSD. His behavior was very similar to Dante, I now have a prong collar and he has improved hugely, I take him to training which he loves but still behaves badly around other dogs.... but were working on it, your videos have helped me a lot.

[@StephaniescraftyworldBlogspot]

From California but we have lived in Germany for 3 years and got our GSD last year from a local breeder. He’s a great dog - I love watching your videos.

[@thejindoman7471]

The correction @ 3:48 minutes - finally someone leveled with Dante in a way that made sense to him 💯🎯👍

[@tomdavisofficial]

Really made a difference

[@Maggieroselee]

Interesting to see how they get so focused on correction they don't praise for the subsequent good behavior. Good thing the trainer is adding it 🥰

[@MountainLiving-oi1ov]

I’m Candace from Georgia! I have a German Shepherd named Georgia who’s going to be 5 in January. She’s the dog who taught me it all years ago and I couldn’t be more greatful for her. I just honestly love watching dog training as I feel like there something to always learn and improve myself. I also personally would love to get into dog training. I do help my friends with certain training but of corse I am not a professional and do walk around as if I am. However if I can educate someone on what they may not know as it can help! I also can’t forget about my rescue Boboskie who was dumped and the most well behaved stray dog I have met! They only thing we had to work on was resource guarding with food (don’t blame him as he had to fight for food after being dumped) but was an easy fix with hand feeding meals with a few simple obedience he didn’t know.

[@tiagobaptista2965]

That first look on the correction... just way too great!

[@solangebrugnatelli]

I am from Italy and absolutely LOVE your channel. This month I am looking after two dogs of an old man who cannot come back home because he's recently broken his femur on holiday. These dogs are relatively friendly to me, but they have never had a structured relationship with a human being. These videos help me understand a little bit more about what goes on in their minds and develop a healthier relationship with me. Thank you!

[@rochellebuchanan3471]

I just gotta say. This KZbin channel is my absolute favorite! I’ve been watching your channel since I got my GSD puppy at 12wks old and he is now 1 yr old! Every stage of his progression has been different and you’ve given such good training advice through all of his stages! I’m so grateful for the training being so different in every video because it teaches me something new and how to approach things differently every time! My boy was such a saint when he was little and so easy to train but as he’s gotten older I’ve had to adjust our relationship for his needs as an older male dog and your videos are my go to! I wouldn’t have known what I, as his handler, needed to change or how to correct unwanted behavior without you! So thank you!

[@julianandyvonne]

You're reaching all across the globe. Even New Zealand :) What a great reaction to your correction. Keep up the good work! It's inspiring :)

[@nyx4love]

Best explanation ever for the prong collar. I think this collar is a total game-changer if you know how to use it.

[@reeceshaw9717]

I like how this guy takes a professional approach to spreading dog training information

[@kaylarose1992]

I’m from Tennessee 😊 I have 3 big doggos of my own ( 1 being a shepherd) and I love watching your videos! So informative and helpful

[@manonarmit333]

Looking forward to watching the full video on the members club!

[@kellytustian3312]

This has to be one of my favorite sessions you have posted!! ❤️❤️

[@aidaadilovic2338]

Hi from Serbia. I just wanted to thank you for uploading this videos. I learned a LOT from them. I love dogs and want to I understand how they think and myb one day become a dog trainer. So one more thank you for this.

[@hollykoskinas9584]

Awesome video! It was great to see Dante relax! ❤

[@paulinebackhouse4805]

Tom…. You are the trainer of all trainers! I have a dachshund a year old but I have learnt a lot from you. I wish you were in England Felixstowe all the time. You really are amazing xx

[@tomdavisofficial]

❤️🙏🏻

[@cmfnjaf0741]

I've got an 8 month old german shepherd who acts exactly like this dog at the beginning. We were denied a bath at petsmart today because nobody could come near her. I'll be starting these techniques asap! Thank you!!

[@melanieshoffner7437]

Love your free videos. You have helped me so much with our GSD we adopted in April. It’s been work, but the results are phenomenal. Thanks again!!

[@debraadamsadams6955]

Thank you for your videos. Thought I knew dogs pretty well. My German Shepherd became my heart. I started not wanting to correct him and stopped being assertive. Big mistake. I created problems. I realized this through your videos. It helped greatly.

[@bettymcconnell1011]

Fantastic good luck Dante and family from Cyprus