An Aggressive Great Dane | Cesar 911

[@clam371384]

I love that look on Cesar at the ends

[@melodieramsay655]

I had the exact same look on my face, one of shock - that after the Mom sent the dog away and then returned, the dog came back and both of them rewarded him for the bad behaviour?!

[@its_Today_]

This is one of my fav clips simply for That Look on Cesar’s Face! Perfect!! Love it, speaks Volumes 😂❤😂

[@Aurea_mediocritas50]

Not everybody is made for *leading* a dog. This young man radiates so strong "nice guy" energies that even his dog cannot take him seriously.

[@ecgcesare]

😂😂 he soft 😂😂

[@ellisdewal]

He narcist. That's not loving the dog, he is crawling into him.

[@erikaLS305]

Some breeds are bad for some people. This dude needs a damn Labrador 😂

[@erikaLS305]

​@@ellisdewalGoogle the meaning of "narcissist"

[@Aurea_mediocritas50]

@@erikaLS305 😂 😂yes, but a very calm one that has been trained as assistance dog!

[@XAdaLgi]

Aww man thats a shame..I don't like to see Cesar getting frustrated. I hope the owner can do better and get the best out of Junior

[@coppulor6500]

the look on his face was priceless. dude has to be a psychologist. They would need a season's worth of training before they're ready for a dog.

[@jo7449]

I'ts like praising a child for negative behavior. The more you give the more they react more.

[@chuckxu5910]

The owners are more belligerent than the dog

[@DragonsOfSnow]

Lmao, poor Cesar. I completely understand his frustrations with humans...

[@htb123]

I think pretty much all of the time it's the owners who are the problem, they don't listen or want to learn and are ignorant enough to think it's the dog that is the problem.

[@jesterday2222]

Yes it is. It starts with them getting a dog with knowing zero knowledge and the illusion that dogs are easy animals and all you have to do is love and feed them.

[@ms-mac521]

Lack of logic. Oh how nice my favorite teddy bear is back with me!

[@htb123]

@@ms-mac521 Oooops did I say something that tickled.

[@ms-mac521]

@@htb123 not at hall, I agree 100%, the owners are the problem. The owners are happy that their teddy bear is back.

[@donnac.1609]

The young man has not really clicked into what Cesar is explaining. If he ever wants to truly enjoy Junior in all environments he needs to really listen to Cesar. If Junior were a horse he would get seriously hurt!

[@zaveve18]

A lot of work to Cesar. He will have to train first the owners, After that work with the dog

[@PolishHammer]

Our irish wolfhound Tyson was a bit aggressive and he loved Cesar haha he would sit and watch the shows, bark at the aggressive dogs and even knew the intro music. We lost him at 12 a year ago, we still have his docile brother Max now 13 but he likes music not tv, thanks for all the help and entertainment.

[@ColieJr]

@cesarmillan I potty trained my 8wk old mini poodle/wire fox terrier in 1wk...No Lie. I got her last week. Following Cesar's Way and training is going great. She goes on her own. THANK YOU CESAR'S WAY ❤❤❤

[@laurelcurley3242]

Humans are very hard to work with; I think because we are often based in ego, whereas dogs seem more based in instinct. Also, it seems a lot of times, the dogs are kind of smarter and easier to learn things.

[@cindyspiess9963]

Yup ! People are always the mess up 🤦‍♀️. i i i lucy "

[@EyeCatcher_007]

I can read Cesar's mind the way he looked at this young guy 🙈🤬...It's indeed owner's approach is the main factor in leading our dogs.

[@ZhiyingHarp]

it looks like the young man is relying on the dog as a emotional security blanket.

[@alexanderhikel2350]

I’ve really never seen a aggressive Great Dane , I’ve seen a bunch and they are mostly aloof or indifferent , awesome dogs though

[@ronaldwilkesjr8978]

I'm a delivery driver and all I have seen were aggressive great danes only 1 that I have met wasn't aggressive

[@BlEBZ.]

People should realise that no one can afford an aggressive, great Dane. Way to much dog for that crap.

[@Carl_McMelvin]

@@ronaldwilkesjr8978they are extremely protective of their territory and people. Mine would not let you into the house if I don’t let you in. And will keep you away through the door and through the fence. Just like you say for sure. But with people that are okay and allowed to be in the house and property then it’s the exact opposite.

[@ronaldwilkesjr8978]

@@Carl_McMelvin most definitely one of my customers says that their great Dane might be viscous looking through the door but if they let him out then he will be chill but I say let's not find out

[@horacepatterson]

In all the years I’ve never seen Cesar so frustrated, what’s the point talking to this man..he isn’t listening..😂 training the man is more complicated then the dog

[@sjleo799]

Animals are so much easier than humans ❤

[@kathylopez5278]

I sense that mom & son do not have the right energy for any dog. They do not GET it. Better for them to get a goldfish.

[@pandabear5221]

Wow...even I knew that was a no no and I'm not a trainer. How did he not get it?😤

[@spedoclctr]

I'd like to see the rest of this.

[@adorable3817]

Yes, where and how??? 😅

[@dbabini1]

He's using the dog as a security blanket

[@ZhiyingHarp]

omg i just wrote almost exactly the same comment seconds ago. great minds think alike.

[@michaelcollins237]

This man is a treasure.

[@JuliaG-mp7rs]

On the human (dog owner) side, hard steps to accomplish - thanks for sharing to provide best advice as you do always, Cesar.

[@keric3730]

You won some. You lose some

[@likelikeyouknow]

Please add link to rest of video--even if it's paid!! The cliffhanger isn't necessary here; the audience who gets to the end deserves to know how it ends. Am I wrong?

[@rcortez911]

I’m searching but don’t see it on YT

[@beatrizjima3456]

No han entendido nada!! Si César dice que no le den cariño si no obedece... Junior no obedece, ni se queda lejos... y cuando el perro hace lo que quiere ... lo premian!!! No deberían tener ninguna mascota

[@kathylopez5278]

I sense mom & son do not have the right energy for any dog. Better they get a goldfish.

[@trulla212]

​@@kathylopez5278 Yes, I'm afraid so ... !!! 😅👍

[@Myfoodaddiction2024]

Thank you for your videos! one love ❤

[@sandrabentley8111]

Where's the outcome of this?

[@peterfrank1105]

Diese Art Hundeführerinnen treffe ich jeden Tag beim Gassigehen.......und es ist unheimlich anstrengend, denen zu vermitteln, dass ihr Hund keine Schuld hat. Mein Hund hat die Begabung, andere Hunde zu beruhigen, dass hilft immer sehr.

[@AMFJ4]

😅 your face when the young fella rubbed the dog again at the end.. I feel you Cesar.... curious if you found the 'how' to reach this kid... 🙏🏼😊🕊

[@foxernator]

Scooby took Shaggy's LSD

[@VeroWildASMR]

Some people will never understand 😢

[@zoobluez]

i love you ceasar - ´💜

[@GetFitwithDogs]

I'm going to say something that is not going to sit well with some people, and I don't care. One thing that I've learned from getting into learning dog behavior and dog training that is related to raising children or having a friend group; is that weak people create too many problems. In parenting it raises spoiled brats. In dogs it raises a variety of issues. People who have very weak energy are problem creators, and often they will blame outside forces for problems that they create. There is some hole or some weakness in some people that they have to fill by projecting onto kids or dogs. This could be an entire discussion on what that may be or why that may be, but I've seen it with parents of kids who are out of control and I have seen it from dog owners who have dogs that have behavioral issues. In fact, it's behind most of the episodes of the Dog Whisperer that I've seen. People like this young man, who can't seem to stop indulging bad behavior. I recall one episode where a man said he felt like going in to rescue his dog when Cesar was calmly standing in front of the dog waiting for it to calm it's state of mind. The dog going through those emotions to learn self control made the owner feel so bad that he said he wanted to rescue the dog from the situation. This, AFTER Cesar had already explained that the owner's babying behavior was the source of the dog's misbehavior. This can be a Pandora's Box of issues to discuss, but IMO it is linked to so many issues. Not just with dogs and not even just with kids. It's society itself that is suffering from weak people indulging their own insecurities by projecting upon the world. If you object to the word "weak", find a better word. To me, it works. I believe it is weakness. However, you could also use words like emotionally dependent, or emotionally fragile. It could be weak willed, or emotionally empty. It could be a mot of words, but I see it. Dogs reveal our true nature to us, only most people don't see this. They respond to our energy, and a fault in our energy creates a behavior from the dog that reveals a truth about us. The question is whether we are mature enough to learn that lesson or not. I remember this episode, and if I recall correctly the boy did improve. I hope it stuck. That's all any of us can do when we have a character weakness. None of us are perfect, but the question is whether we can improve or continue to be our own worst enemy. No one has to fail to adjust. You can learn. I hope that this growth stayed with this young man.

[@AngelaSeverns]

Now to find the whole video

[@evelinecarels]

All the hard work down the drain in one second😑

[@whlewis9164]

Maybe you should start out with a smaller model before getting to 600cc model.

[@SedriqMiers]

Size isnt the issue its the owners giving affection at the wrong time particularly when the dog is exhibiting negative behaviour. They are rewarding the dog for displaying negative behaviour. Therefore the size of the dog is irrelevant because the owners need to change their behaviour and the dog will change too but as Ceszar explained its going to be difficult. The son has ignorned Cezsar's instructions hence his disappointment.

[@RRonco]

​@@SedriqMiers that's not what they're saying. A semi truck that veers off the road into a populated area is prone to do a lot more damage than a tricycle doing the same thing. If you have a badly behaved large dog, it is bound to be more disruptive to others then when a dog is teeny. Same with cleaning up after them. A little dog that poops a tootsie roll is a lot easier to handle than one that poops a bread loaf.

[@nikkiknight9455]

Can anybody tell me what the end outcome to this episode was?

[@RickGrimes007]

Parents don't realize how much our dogs feel what we feel! Jr has hip problems don't you think so he's in pain.maybe? Just an observation! Great job!! I turn my back on my dogs crap. He stops immediately! Plus I put back lower n pack his aggressive attitude stops immediately!!

[@heletvanblerk4461]

A person that cannot learn something new is already dead! This is such a shame.

[@veroman007]

I assume that’s her son?

[@torreyintahoe]

That dude is never going to be a dog handler.

[@jthms_snapshots]

honestly some people should not own large breeds, its very dangerous when the dog doesnt see the owners as leaders. they can learn but it takes constant effort from owners

[@codybarkdull3213]

I believe Caesar , do I ever and everything he knows works

[@mariaemiliaabril6025]

César!!!!!! No hay subtítulos en español en tu canal?????!!!!!??!!!!!!

[@anat.5000]

You need to change the settings on your KZbin settings. Click on the settings gear, then Captions, then auto-translate; then choose Spanish ( or whatever language you want the captions to be in).

[@choimuicheung8640]

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[@zenylandrito7501]

Im following

[@PaigeSpencer-b1n]

Caesar, how please tell me how I can get you to work with my great dane the 5th she is not dog friendly at all one of my first dogs ever and I have over 50 gods in my 50 ish years of life. Over all she's a sweet girl. I just love her. And she's mostly a good girl. Just not dog friendly please please please if you can help in any way I could use some. Thanks you Qinn's human

[@ktkchu]

please seek out help from a licensed trainer and/or behaviourist that will guide you and your dog, and help you strengthen the bond with you and your pet whilst giving you strategies to build your dogs confidence around other dogs

[@randallvargas4457]

Poor Cesar. If only the kid was as smart as the dog lmao.

[@dng267]

Been watching Cesar here in Spain for about 20 yrs....he even came to Europe and got a show started here in Spain for a while. Some of his techniques work perfectly on horses, I use them cos he actually performed on horses a couple of times. The more the human "humanises" his animals (they are not family, buddies or equals), the less he understands them and the harder it is for him to act positively for the animal. It has nothing to do with how much you love your animals....it has to do with the quality leader you are or not, or honestly aspiring to be. He used to talk about the 3 realities you must set up and in the only possible order. Hierarchy, you are above your animal so you claim the space and he moves for you.....Respect, no giving or taking unnecessary or gratuitous physical pain, no way........Affection, you can show it in all the quantities and ways you want, I don't kiss my horses, but I know americans just love to kiss their dogs in the mouth (seriously, not a hygienic idea...dogs lick other dogs' private parts...not good for you). So, once you establish those points in that order you work with your animals. Leadership necessarily includes giving balance, control, protection and direction to your animals, at home and outside. You will NEVER see Cesar "baby-talk" to a dog...why? To play at it is ok, but to use it as a form of communication with your dog is just stupid.....and many people are just that, no leadership qualities for the dog to FOLLOW and wonder why the dog does not obey in situations of necessity. The problem is ours, we think we know (myself included), we think nobody really understands our dog like we do, we think that our feelings and the way we express them to our dogs are simply correct. We do not see the need to change anything.......yet here comes Cesar doing his magic, then explaining what YOU have to change to do the same magic and we just don't want to change...well good luck!

[@manong4328]

The Great Dane don’t give a dam

[@mcasanchez]

how this history continues??

[@rjung_ch]

It's always the people who need to do more and learn to change and adapt, which in this case, the man isn't doing. Cesar can only do so much, if the people can't learn, how can the dog? Insanity.

[@justchilling12]

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[@erikaLS305]

This dude doesn't need a great dane or pitbull he needs a lab or something.

[@benedetto2555]

Wkwkwkw i love that expression

[@espenhaulanjohansen9998]

look on 1:22, the dogs tail is in betwen his backlegs. Afraid?

[@robegatt]

That kid ... not a clue.

[@albertochalico7906]

Sin duda, si existe una especie que no aprende... ¡es la humana! El perro aprendio en un segundo y los humanos,.... ¡en la luna! ¡Desesperante!😖

[@SnakesandDoggies]

At the good ol leash free park I'm walking by with my Kaya and she get's jumped by 20 dogs for no reason other than we were walking by. The 4 or 5 fools WHO owned them or were walking them just stood there. Long story short I got a Great Dane clamped on my right forearm, some German Shepherd mutt on my other forearm, clamped down, as the other 20 are trying to tear at my girl As I dragged her outta there and scared the mutts away, (they knew I was about ready to start stompin heads) I yelled at the bozos still standing there WHAT the eff are you doing? Why the eff don't you do something, the cowards wouldn't even talk back to me. Just stood there and watched. I know I know, you're gonna say at least they didn't pull out their phone and start recording!

[@SedriqMiers]

That's why its best to live in a state that isnt a gun free zone and get your conceal carry permit so you can neutralize the problem(s) without getting hurt.

[@SnakesandDoggies]

@@SedriqMiers I wish... In Canada it's illegal to protect yourself. No spray, no knife, not even a stick is legal, imagine being a woman living here, no wonder they're all scared to go outside.

[@spedoclctr]

These 2 people shouldn't have a dog. But their larger problem is, who's going to father their children? He can't.

[@coppulor6500]

I think that's her son

[@rcortez911]

All that hard work down the drain because people don’t follow directions. Some people need cats, turtles, fish.

[@chopshop523]

Irresponsible owners!

[@joywebster2678]

Is the human male 14?

[@janniyap328]

😍🙌🙌🙌🙏👍

[@phatcharidachotpoung2358]

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[@kingsmith9986]

1st

[@thiagomartins5575]

Lik

[@cielobello369]

The guy need to take some karate clases or boxing that he can man up a little 😳

[@ktkchu]

he's perfectly fine the way he is

[@vinniekay0967]

Great Episode As Always..! But One thing i want to get off my chest for YEARS now. Why are almost ALL of the "American Versions" of European Dog Breeds, so damn Ugly compared to the Original European Standard?? This "Dane", seems a Cross-Misfit-Dane and smaller, to me. They're Really supposed to be Húge ! Also most "American" German Shephard's (often) look different compared to our European/German Standard.

[@ktkchu]

american gsd's generally come from show line's, whereas most german gsd's come from working lines - as a result there are differences in appearance and what work they are best suited to

[@ktkchu]

not sure why you think the american great dane is ugly. but in short, you have to understand that when these breeds are imported to other countries, differences will develop in the breed over time. the breeders that imported the breed likely value different traits or characteristics so they will select their breeding pairs differently than the breeders from the dog's originating country

[@vinniekay0967]

@@ktkchu Ok..

[@vinniekay0967]

@@ktkchu No offense intended.. I was only reacting on impulse because i'm familliar with these breeds and looking quite a bit different. I'm guessing in Dog shows here, they are assessed according to other features. And indeed when one of my older brothers for Years and years, was breeding "Highly praised" Gsp's, they had to meet the Original standard rules. (Germany) His were as you said: "Working Dogs" Police/Attack/Guard/Sniffing/Tracing Dogs.

[@ktkchu]

@@vinniekay0967 ah gotcha, i read your comment differently to how you intended it. i thought u were confused as to why or how they end up looking different. i re-read ur comment and i get it now

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