Cesar Millan vs. HYPER DOG (Stop Dog Lunging)

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thank you everyone for watching! Hope you have a great day! What is something you learned from this video?

[@cara2971]

Hi Cesar, how do you prevent or stop a dog barking at other dogs? It's not aggression. Will using distraction work? Or more socialisation with dogs work? Thanks for this useful video 🐕 big fan!

[@CLiseO.G.]

Realmente tienes un "Don" César y tu misión es ayudar a la gente a comunicarse mejor con sus mascotas y cualquier tipo de fauna. Un abrazo de una súper fan mexicana 🙌😊👏🍀💚

[@leahdallas1701]

I learnt, to be in the moment, in full awareness, in anticipation to manage and lead. You're a Legend

[@vix3075]

I learned that neat little trick you did with putting the slip lead over the nose (Mexican halti) to redirect the dogs focus! 👍🏻

[@trollmcclure1884]

global warming is good and that it comes from heart? :)

[@nancyfahey7518]

Tried the greeting thing with my son's 2 pitbulls. Took 2 times to come in the door for them to not jump me. This week we are all happy and I'm not scared. And yes, it was all my fault.

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Nancy Fahey so great went you realize that was you so much power

[@whitenoiseihearu4018]

Nancy Fahey ...it really is always our fault. Same with kids , spouses, bosses neighbors...lol

[@nancyfahey7518]

@Donald J don't go off the deep end. Not everyone is the same.

[@whitenoiseihearu4018]

Donald J ...worse is the food made from old farm animals proceed and the last recall i remember was the food had to much of euthanasia chemicals in the meat so dogs were getting sick and some died. Im sure they ground up some dogs in order for that to have happened. Sick

[@whitenoiseihearu4018]

Donald J ..you sound like a great guy. Once i found out the mess the food is i just feed mine beef, chicken and fish with best grade dry gluten free and the coat ,alertness and smile has became healthy happy dogs. Its expensive and not everyone should have a dog.

[@r.a.contrerasma8578]

I've always said it: We should stop treating our animals like they're humans. We love, respect them but realize they do not have certain human capacities. I think this principle is at the heart of Cesar's techniques. Amazing what this man does!

[@FarmerFpv]

Exactly, I agree 100%.

[@genesiskravitz8621]

Very well said and very true

[@peppigue]

Yes. Most people live lives that are dominated by language and conscious thinking. Too much, in my opinion. We definitely benefit from being able to rationalize, but this is only a part of us. We too are animals that are attuned to body language and energy levels of those around us, and so many of our decisions are instinctive or intuitive or habit.

[@efibrilovski6374]

you should treat animals with respect and positive energy, then you will get the same in return, seems to me you understood nothing

[@Jonathan-cz4ky]

Efi Brilovski What the hell are you talking about? They literally said you treat animals with respect, however it is important to realize that they are NOT humans.

[@lizzdoublez1128]

Some of my earliest memories were waiting for Cesar Millan episodes on National Geographic's channel. Now, im older and I'm STILL waiting for Cesar Millan episodes on KZbin!! Lol. I've successfully trained dogs others say are "untrainable". i bought a dog a lady said should be put down 'cause of his agression. He's hard to train, but hes better than he was. Saved his life, all because of my passion for animals. I wanna go to college for animal behavior, i still have a lot to know. My dream is to be like Cesar, I guess. A little less famous maybe, but I wanna save animals lives. :P

[@KrystalLioness]

@Donald J I make a contract with a flying ant colony that comes out of my window pane every spring. Don't come into my room, just stay by the window. There is a little tear in my screen that they can fly out of. Takes about a week until they are all gone and very few venture from the window. I am not an animal psychic but just like Ceser says, animals sense your intentions and emotions. You can communicate very well with them as long as you know this is true. Thank you for telling your story. We need to get the message out there!

[@KrystalLioness]

@Donald J I had 4 different kinds of ants in my old house. The only ones I didn't convince to stay outside were the tiny ones, LOL. They eventually left though. People are waking up. I'm a bit of a conspiracy researcher and years ago people thought I was crazy if I brought it up. Now a lot of these conspiracies are common knowledge. People are becoming more comfortable with the subjects of spirits and ghosts. Unfortunately, believing that animals feel the same way we do has been slow to catch on. I think it's because most people eat meat. Realizing that they are eating something that can perceive, reason, think, and feel is offputting (even horrific.) Still it is a lot better today than in the past.

[@KrystalLioness]

@Donald J The universe is a crazy place (from a human perspective.) But we are all linked. Fascinating encounter; same concept - intentions and emotions being picked up by both of you. 👻

[@brucemarmy8500]

Behold; how greatness beckons, and spirit resonants

[@allyv1092]

I am curious, is your age about 23-25?

[@hedgehog3900]

Like all artisans,Cesar makes it look easy.Clearly explained,obvious answers to problems and situations that were not so obvious when we all tried our way to solve them. We are lucky in two ways here. Firstly Cesar is doing what he does best and clearly enjoying his work,secondly,the internet technology lets us all be part of the learning world. I love it!

[@FalconStorm]

My dog used to chase people on a bike. I eventually had to take his bike away.

[@marianoalvarez6467]

😂😂😂😂

[@Gruesome_j]

Oh ok yeah smart dogs cannot ride bike correctly because no thumbs

[@ZEUSs_Paw]

GAWD! lol.. 3:)

[@TheSoulgirl]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sometimesseven]

Lmaooooo now that’s fken funny

[@Oohkamitama]

What I respect about this man is that he’s constantly growing and learning. He’s willing to admit whenever his previous methods may not have been the best idea to use but doesn’t apologize for it because he knows, at that time, he thought it was. It’s pretty interesting seeing Caesar’s training change.

[@jesusj.r8728]

Hi, I'm 12 years old and I want to be a dog trainer, your videos and your program are very supportive to continue with my passion, thank you very much

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

zujexperimentante 13 I am glad that you want to live your dream .🙏🙏🙏

[@jesusj.r8728]

@reality check will always listen to Cesar Millan because I think he is the best

[@jesusj.r8728]

@reality check well, everyone has an opinion about everything and my opinion about Millan is that he is an educator of 100

[@airoba]

@reality check Dogs have a brain, mind, soul, they make choices and have behaviors. All that can be observed in different ways and different environments. With and MRI you can see dog's brain, the mind stages and differences you can observe in different dog breeds in their different age stages and different behaviors. Their soul; you cannot see or touch but when you are used to your dogs weight the moment he/she pass away in your arms you will feel the soul is no longer in the body by noticing the difference in its weight. So that prove that dog psychology exists.

[@itsme81513]

reality check you just called a 12 year old a fool on KZbin😂😂😂 how did you get to this point in life lmfao

[@azurbleu4335]

Cesar should teach US Politicians how to behave

[@alkahinat4558]

azur bleu big facts!

[@josechavarria6140]

Hold it, he ain't that good 🤣

[@lipsterman1]

Tssst!

[@rachkate76]

Yes.

[@Myplop]

azur bleu one in particular

[@peppigue]

I've learned from Cesar Millan that animals' awareness of energy states is like a sense of its own. This is true for people too when we learn to notice it, and sometimes set aside our tendency to be overly verbal in communication and thinking.

[@annabrewin3034]

Brilliant! I live in Australia on acres. I have an Australian Cattle Dog that will listen to nothing when I feed my horses. He wants to race out and herd then before I put the feed down. As you can imagine he is living on borrowed time wanting to grab their tails. He could sustain a nasty kick. He is fixated on me throwing the ball to him also.. Watching this I am going to introduce the ball at feed time and throw it out into the paddock when I barrow out the food. And see if he fixates on the ball ignoring the horses. I am excited! I hope it works on my first try tomorrow. Wish me luck!

[@miriam2909]

Good luck! I want another dog now so i can train him! Cesar needs to teach hope to stop them pooping in the yard. 🤣

[@A_Rainworld_Fan.]

I HAVE THE EXACT SAME PROBLEM!!! Horses in my backyard, (not my horses, my neighbours) and my red healer is fixated on balls, sticks, pinecones, you name it. He often wants to go bite the horses feet but when I yell his name he leaves them alone for a little.

[@marylovesss]

“Dog people, we always have that, we want to help our dogs.” 😭💕 Cesar! You’re so amazing at what you do, and that quote right there, is 100% true! 🥰🙌🏼

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you so much!

[@michaelaugat1290]

@@CesarMillanOfficial Hi cisar. My name is Michael. I am writing from Germany. I love your job! Because animals .... especially dogs did it to me .... or I to them! I always see your show on German television on Sundays! Thanks for your show ... your work. It is very inspering! Hug your family for me because they are by your side when it comes to your work. You are great! Stay as you are! An admirer

[@peppigue]

I think this should be the definition of a dog person (or animal person). Unfortunately, some keep animals for bad reasons, usually to make money or show off. Different cultures treat dogs differently.

[@Amarillobymorning777]

Mary la chubita😀🥰

[@ttinysteph3282]

This is exactly what i needed for my cattle dog. Thank you Cesar!!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks for watching!

[@ttinysteph3282]

No thank you!! All your content is so helpful with my family animals.

[@tellikakneezusthethird4898]

Same here!

[@paolamiano]

it’s like youtube read my mind!!!! my heeler NEVER stops lunging!

[@maryannschuchman3640]

I have a rescued dog that chases my horses. I am concerned it will lead to aggression. Are these the techniques i should start with? Gain calmness the redirect and intervention if needed.

[@hollya.8891]

Future dog owner, appreciate learning and helping friends who have a lunging jumping biting puppy!! Thank you Cesar!!!!

[@vix3075]

“Dogs are going to react to you energy and your strategy” ❤️ love this❤️

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!

[@gracechan3039]

I watch for the cute dogs but end up learning how to handle fights with my family 😅

[@annecaulder9495]

Grace Chan 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Cesar is an absolute psychologist!

[@christinarivers4974]

😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mitironaldo1896]

Ya punch em in the nose 👃

[@machumak4915]

🙋🏽‍♀️guilty, I think many of mine need prevention not intervention.🤨

[@mmoser9483]

Yes, use that leash over the nose. they will respond to you much quicker.

[@WTFIsThisGuyDoing233]

I wish all dog owners would actively train their dogs like this.

[@Cutthecamerasdeadass1899]

Start with yourself self

[@bencarey8988]

Blue healer working dogs very valuable in Australia worth 10 men or more

[@polljones8921]

Or even 10 people, given that women make up half of farming in Australia

[@Rover08]

4:20 Using the energy of helping to benefit dogs, humans, and the world. Always maintain that helpful, loving intention. "you can never lose that"

[@coreya2476]

Cesar you are great. You have improved the lives of countless animals and people too. Don't ever stop doing what you do. :)

[@silikaboxer]

Thanks!

[@jeannawilson662]

I had forgotten to use the "Preventive" thought, always thinking about the "Intervention" and what I was going to do - well.. Now I can stop using so much energy intervening and instead focus on anticipating how I want things to be which will prevent the need to intervene. SO MUCH EASIER - ty ty ty

[@LarryCato]

I want to get a dog, but I want to be trained by Cesar first. His understanding of dogs is amazing. Train the owner who can then train the dog.

[@tomaszliske2131]

„Calm is your friend”. So simple and so powerful.

[@rebeccaotter8051]

Thank you for your videos. I volunteer at the gsd rescue in the UK and I have took many home for their forever. Recently opened my home to a very hyper one and this video has given me some great tips and techniques.

[@susanb7459]

I can't tell you how much this helped me! We've had a rescue dog for two months now and having a lot of difficulty walking him (his issue is squirrels and dogs). This gives me some hope that we can work through it. Thank you for all you do! We've been fans for many, many years. (Love your t-shirt too!)

[@carlaromero9664]

Tried this with my dog today for the first time. So far so good, it works wonders

[@kirstensocialbutterfly6025]

Omg i needed this video.because i have a cattle 🐕.she herds my husband's cat's in a corner.thank you for giving me idea's to keep her calm around the cat's 😊

[@liammcintyre8970]

My GSD/lab does this exactly! Thanks for the demonstration Cesar

[@brucemarmy8500]

Cesar Millan is a spirotual guide of the highest realm. Love in action is infectious.

[@thirstsnake]

Thank you for featuring a cattle dog! I'm excited to practice this method with mine.

[@sandraperdomo1878]

Honestly Cesar, you are a truly amazing human being. Sooooo talended, thank you for letting us see the way we are suppose to behave to communicate effectively with hour four legged family members.

[@ilaila4709]

I want to thanku you Cesar,because you inspired me..I was often sick and always at home and litlle bit lost and unhappy ,i watched almost all dogs whisper and other programs and i figured out that is what i want to do in my life.Dedicate my life work with dogs because they make me really happy.I hope one day i will safe some $ visit you and learn something more.Thank you for what you do and what person you are!!!

[@bonniesinclair-davidson6529]

Thank you very much for addressing this issue, with the bike. What I learned, is that there might be hope for me, to continue taking my Australian shepherd to agility class. She is very well behaved when it's our turn, but when it's another dogs turn on the course, she goes crazy, lunging and barking! It's so bad, I stopped going with her, she's so disruptive. Maybe I can try the same method you've used in this video, for the bike?! I think I'll try, agility is good for both of us! I'm a big fan, thanks again!

[@SuperScottCrawford]

First dog - BAM! Amazing! Cesar spoils me for all other dog training videos. Granted, I have difficulty recognizing the cues, but obviously they're there as he has proved over and over.

[@priscillataylor5190]

Love this video! I have a Male catahoula and he is so hyper. I thought he would calm down when he got older...he's 4 lol and he is still so hyper. Even after a walk and day at the park.

[@marisolvilla7326]

I have a cattle dog and she is just the same! I live in a park (trail cuts through from County park) and covid everybody and their dog are using it. It’s hard to train my puppy when people and dogs want to play with her through our fence. Cesar is a master teacher and modeling after you has been like therapy for me and my family. Thank you!

[@Kcali111]

Emotional support human. Yes you are Cesar!

[@leahdallas1701]

Yes, what does that mean? (Noticed it on the shirts!)

[@Kcali111]

@@leahdallas1701 animals who help humans with disabilities or a need are called emotional support animals (usually dogs, but can be other animals also) WELL...Cesar is the biggest emotional support human to sooooo many animals and humans over the years and his awesome sons and crew for teaching us to understand and interact better with animals. 💝

[@thebluedan]

Krystle Cague I read it as a message to other people. Don’t use pet to deal with you people problems. We should all support each other more, the the pet is a bonus.

[@kinetikx]

He got it by being a guest Jeff Ross's podcast if anyone is curious.

[@chandaharkins4418]

He's one of the best people on this planet.

[@2Phast4Rocket]

I always enjoy Cesar's dog training video. I always learn new things when I watch them.

[@lashonlesaine1093]

Beautiful messages in every lesson. Love it!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!

[@mamiewolde16]

)epic touch base for your .chat

[@adirondacktrekking1972]

My Aussie is one of my biggest challenges,Cesar has provided me with some positive energy to carry forward in a more loving way ✨🙏✨from Winston 🐶and I 👨‍💻

[@FarmerFpv]

Love you Cesar, because of you I work at a shelter, I have the best job in the world! I want that "Red Emotional Support Human" shirt, It's so dope bro! 👌

[@ruthsingleton651]

Thanx cesar for teaching us. Now i have my second jack russel puppy and i trust him and am more relaxed.dogs are smarties.and you too

[@akshaydhar4051]

You are simply awesome! Love from India

[@carlasharpe2310]

Cesar we need you on the east coast...learning so much..especially being CaLm..hopefully, one day I can visit the ranch.

[@richspizzaparty]

He’s so darn good. The MJ of dog trainers.

[@pd003]

I am now capable of walking my dog in peace even when we pass by other dogs thanks to Cesar’s great tips. I am no longer afraid of other dogs because my dog stays calm.

[@Jnakp32]

Been following you since your first seasons on TV. Mann I'm learning so much

[@its_Today_]

Love how Cesar has techniques with backup techniques with Even More backup techniques.. fella’s genuinely amazing ❤️

[@noverebell5637]

I'm going try it today. I get nervous going out to throw out my trash, because Arlo always jumps up at me. Thank you.

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Noah Rebollar breath and focus on anything that makes you calm and focus

[@kayhillman8628]

Cesar - your videos and advise have taught me more about myself (in a few days) than all the years of my spiritual self improvement courses and workshops. Thank you from the bottom of my heart❣️♥️🤗😘

[@12seahawks12]

This man never ceases to amaze me.

[@eponanymphaea]

Cesar never ceases to amaze ya? 😉

[@melindasouders8742]

Oh my, thank you so much. I was feeling like I could not at all handle my dog after 4 different training schools. I am more confident now. I am a yoga teacher and I feel like I can apply everything I learned to my dog (rescue pup). She is over a year old and still has so much fear of other people and other dogs. I want her to be happier :)

[@hamishfullerton7309]

Blue healers are high energy dog 🐕😁😂 I was interested to see how he would handle that breed, he kept cesar on his toes, but cesar got there with him, good example to use

[@helenaquinn7480]

Can there be different breeds of people that have different tendencies?

[@pamelakrumvieda3153]

Of course, Irish temper, German stoicism, French romance, American naivety, African boldness, Asia humility, Australian friendliness just to name a few nationality labels. Just like with dogs though we tend to look at breed/nationality first instead of seeing the dog/human first and in the moment. Animal/species/breed, human/family/nationality.

[@hamishfullerton7309]

Yeah good point Pamela, I never thought of it that way. True I have my favourite breeds ie I am more a cattle dog person than poodle or lap dog's , but your right that comparison to races or nationality and infuance of environment and individual personality, could defiantly apply in the dog context and therefore a more nuisanced approach to dogs may be required than you think.

[@helenaquinn7480]

@@pamelakrumvieda3153 American naivety... African boldness... Asian humility. Did you go to college? American freedom for all. African impulsiveness. Asian/Japanese honor. (Just critiquing you)

[@helenaquinn7480]

But I would venture that it's less nurture and more nature or at least a split between the two. For instance Caucasians in every recorded society have generally common reflected traits as with blacks and so on. So yes cultural influences to a degree but definitely genetic expression throughout culture or border

[@Achisachis73]

Cesar does not cease to amaze me great video

[@spencersellner5112]

How have I never found this youtube channel??? Thank you recommended

[@tdonithan863]

I love all of Cesar’s videos! We are getting a puppy in late July. We have always had our dogs trained. Yet we have never been trained, ugh! We can’t wait to work with this puppy the Cesar way so to have better control of our emotions in the situations that have caused us stress.

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Cesar, learned when dog becomes too excited, redirect them away from the excitement. Once calm then reward dog for following your calm energy and directions.

[@nicolabooth3472]

########## Words of wisdom from ceaser yet again - your speach on fixing the world with kindness and redirection was on point.

[@SScott-hi7kt]

Cattle dogs belong on farms and ranches not in cities. They need room to run free

[@karenjacobs9829]

Thanx Cesar. Watched this video last night. Used the mexican halti on my very excited pitty today. For the first time ever he walked besides a human without pullling. He usually goes nuts when a car, bike or other dogs passes. Today one car passed. He was corrected and he stayed calm. The halti was magic. Just to keep the brain focused

[@Mylazybed]

Love 💕 to watch how you enteract with Dogs 🐕 you are great I could watch all day long 💕🙏

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks! :)

[@elenikoupantsis7830]

And I want to say you mr Milan are a God sent . I wish all people were like you .

[@larrylongjr.5524]

Awesome work Cesar millan keep up the good work!🐶🐕🐩👍

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks!

[@rcompton]

Love these dogs. I have a 1 year old Blue Heeler. We absolutely love him. Rocky is my companion dog, but is very loyal to the family. He was raised around my granddaughters and is good with them. He can sometimes be a little bossy with the younger one. We correct the issues on the spot and he learns fast. Thanks for the video it has given me a few ideas to correct the jumping, lunging and chase reflex he tends to have. We love the work you do. Thanks again.

[@crystocious6715]

Thank you Cesar!! You really helped me take care of my dogs. ✨🐕✨

[@simpampula]

Cesar, your videos and lessons and your advice is amazing, but also I'm learning English by watching your shows :D. Greetings from Europe (Poland)

[@8675-__]

Ive learned to not adopt my dogs excitement as my own...don't over react

[@pzuko89]

We have a Border Collie/ ACD cross and he is SUPER hyper. Right now his biggest issue is jumping on people. He's incredibly smart. Learns new tricks in literally minutes, but we're still working on the jumping

[@caroleshortt2715]

Same in horse training, calm then forward.

[@dankcloud4180]

Do more videos like this with big dog breeds for people who wanna know how to control such a powerful dog! You're a legend btw.

[@PalmdalesAdonis]

I'm not a dog trainer but I try to exercise and walk my dog ever day. He stopped some bad habits like jumping towards cars that are passing by, he doesn't cry anymore when someone leaves the house, he doesn't jump on me and bites me like he used to during walks. He's pretty calm for a husky now. But still needs work

[@kimh3422]

I love heelers and have raised 2 the Ceasar Way! We rescued a Chihuahua and all became one big family. With my husband and I as the head our pack was happy and balanced. AKa.....our Chihuahua was not yappy! Something that was always amazing to anyone who was around us! Thank you Ceasar!

[@lighteningbug2656]

I love the Emotional Support Human shirt

[@BLKnPrd67]

Cesar's psychology explanation is so much more powerful than training techniques alone. We humans are able to train our pets better when we know the why.

[@philliphunt5348]

That dog is about 75% Cattle Dog and 25% Kelpie by the looks of it. That equals about 200% energy .

[@benitamaiorano3970]

Ceasar never ceases to amaze me. He makes it look so simple when reteaching dogs & humans. Enjoy learning from him.

[@ricardosjr]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho 👍🇧🇷👍🇧🇷....

[@nameismetatoo4591]

This really highlights the root of most dog behavior "problems". Every breed had a purpose at one point, usually involving a lot of physical activity. When people began adopting them not as working dogs, but as companions in a mostly laid-back environment, the dogs no longer had a place to direct the energy they were originally bred for. Every dog can adapt to this new way of life with a little bit of guidance. What's important is that they are _shown_ what to do, not _told_ . Dogs only understand behavior, not words. When they learn a word it's because they learned the behavior first. So most people's first reaction to a jumping dog-saying "Down! Down!"-means nothing to the animal other than "This human is as excited as I am!".

[@ColtraneAndRain]

We need a million Caesar Milans! I love him!

[@JohnHighmerSmith]

the mexican halti!!! he's the best! the slip leash (and it's flexible utility, as Cesar shows) is one of the best tools out there for dog owners, thanks Cesar!!

[@ramirez6239]

CESAR❤

[@Evanmander]

So much in these instructions for life with people AND dogs. I need to re-read your book sir!

[@brokecollegestud8139]

the dog learns us more then some humans ever will

[@alfax9980]

Cesar siempre veo tus vídeos. Saludos desde queretaro México. Eres una sorprendente persona

[@pamelabronson7038]

I want to buy that "emotional support human" T shirt.... where can I buy that? Thank you!

[@kinetikx]

It's from Jeff Ross's podcast "Thick Skin". He gives it to his guests. Other places have copied it and sell a version.

[@Lulabellexd]

Aww that dog is such a cutie and so are you Cesar ♥. Thank you so much for all the lessons you've given over the years. Dogs are the best species on the planet to me. What I've learnt from this lesson is to avoid the excitement by blocking with your energy, claiming the space and not responding when the dog jumps up. Redirecting with a toy and also how to do the Mexican halti, which makes the dog focus on what's on his nose, rather than the cyclist.

[@MichalOlender]

Man, this pup's energy is overwhelming.

[@lraffucci]

I saw your video recently with you on roller blades. I did not have roller blades, but I had a bike and it worked. I calmed down my terrier after almost 2 miles. Its odd. its like you are training the human and the dog. very nice work.

[@CharityUniqueBlackwell]

❤❤❤my pitbull is actually watching you lol

[@derrickc3693]

Please post more videos like this! Super helpful

[@tonybutcher4762]

My uncle had a bluey, One day he got out and came home with 2 cars and a fire truck.

[@5thgen691]

Haha!

[@charlesgillis249]

I have a blue Heeler puppy approximately four months old. You taught me a few things in this video. Mine like to nip at my hands, but only at home. Car ride she is an angel. She is a fast learner and a very smart dog. The breed is hyper. We had one before, but was an older dog. He was great. I have to get her to that stage.

[@Becca-Becca-Becca]

Thanks for using a ACD cattle dog unless you have one you have no idea how hard it is to direct their attention I had many dogs but a ACD is the hardest/easiest to train. They are so smart you make the rules they figure out how to go around yours, thus is going on 5 yrs with one. They can go to a field and select the cattle or sheep out of hundreds that you want them to corral. They are a one person dog they select that person. They do not warm up to strangers well but if you socialize them a lot when young they are better Young children are always a risk with heard animals watch them they nip “Heelers” are notorious for this.

[@starrwalker3746]

I love you Cesar! Now I need to implement your techniques on my 2 giant schnoodles and my yorkie. We’re going to be foster parents and I need to learn to keep the dogs calm and not jumping on the kids.

[@honeypeadigital]

I HEARD THAT LADY IN THE CROWD AND I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING: "How does he do that so easy!" Cesar's next video: How to effectively use a leash. I wouldn't mind finding out how do do what he did at ~ 3:00 .

[@honeypeadigital]

Okay got it. Tried it and got it. Nice trick though.

[@meganoliveira5974]

I cannot see Cesar's reply, but please tell me too! My pit puppy is crazy when people are around, so I would like to try this without choking him?

[@andy6043]

@@meganoliveira5974 I had to watch a couple of times. Put the loop around the neck loosely and put a half twist in the lower portion. That loop you just formed goes over the muzzle. Very cool and easy way to control a dog. You can also buy leashes that are made to do the same thing.

[@mcnamara5615]

Cesar, you are a great person! Not sure whether you are only a dog trainer, seems also applicable very much to humans!

[@taracate88]

It took me a second time to read the title correctly. I was so excited to learn how to get my dog to stop laughing at me. He thinks I’m a joke. 😜 (kidding btw)

[@alveera3610]

Cesar, thank you for all that you do for all animals & humans too! It makes me sad when negative people push the dislike on your videos cause those are jealous haters! But, I keep watching your videos & the sadness goes away with your positive way of life for all living forces! Thanks again!! Hello from Cold windy Chicago, IL!! :)

[@Queenme1-t3q]

This T-shirt is everything 😂