Tips To Get This Vizsla Puppy To Stop Biting | Cesar 911 Season 3, Ep. 5 - Part 2

[@EA-Pirate]

Beautiful family. The mother realized so quickly that the problem was her not the dog well done 👍

[@MostHated-s3p]

They truly are! May god bless them so much ❤ the puppy is adorable 🥰

[@jolenewitzel7919]

I always wondered why people get high active dogs and then do no activities with them.

[@mizzpeach01]

This!!!! Your 70 year old granny doesn’t need a Jack Russell terrier 🤣

[@naomitakimoto7295]

Yeah, I know, right? This mom said that she researched (?!) and then she chose this “hunting dog” for her fairytale dream of “cuddling with kids” as a family dog😮 Really? On top of that she PURCHASED a puppy instead of adopting one perfectly fit for them from shelters where hundreds of thousands of perfectly healthy adoptable cute puppies and wonderful dogs are killed just for lack of space every day!! I'm truly shocked by watching her innocent-looking laughter which has proven the fact that this mother and family’s uneducated behaviors and obvious ignorance must be a pretty typical average way for most people in the world! Cesar must have been frustrated with the same problem with each human every time, but that's where his greatness shines through! Since his true mission is to save dogs by educating humans, he never shows frustration nor disappointment to the humans. He is always patient with any of those ignorant humans. He is also amazingly creative while he has to give fantastic impromptu as the most effective way to let the dog owner(s) understand the principle of becoming the pack leader(s) ! What a saint Cesar truly is!! His heart must be the size of the univeccn 23:36 👏👏👏 I respect Cesar so much ❤

[@venomous2058]

“Research” no longer means anything other than “googled it for 5 minutes and trust the first and second best source without question.” Or probably the dealer was asked whether Vizlas are good family dogs that don't need to be challenged and he would be stupid to say "no" if his only goal is to make money from the puppies. It's so sad that these ill-considered and naive purchases of animals ONLY lead to suffering in the end. Suffering for the owner/family and suffering for the animal. If I want to buy an animal, my highest interest is in the animal's well-being... for my pet rats, I spent weeks scouring dozens of sites on the Internet, asking breeders and other rat owners because I wanted to do everything right . By the way, I got the worst “advice” in pet shops. If you listen to the wrong people, you are just committing animal cruelty! That's why it's important: get knowledge from many sources!

[@aliciacarstensen7904]

​@@venomous2058so you're claiming you did it right unlike this lady. Congratulations here's your 🥉 🎉🎉🎉

[@venomous2058]

@@aliciacarstensen7904 And what is your problem right now?

[@MultiMolly21]

Whenever Cesar enters the picture, the dogs sense his authority, and that's where the training begins. He transfers that authority to the parents, and that's where the training ends. Cesar is talking to the dogs in their own wordless language, body force. He teaches that language to the dog's guardians. I never get tired of seeing the process. It starts with love of dogs.

[@HopeMoropa-b7g]

this is my favourite episode, the mom is soo sweet and patient

[@sapiophile545]

You are loved and needed Cesar. Thank you for choosing to be a great human and trainer.

[@hatersgonnarate3973]

“Oh, he’s biting us but he’s so small and cute so I won’t do anything. Surely this won’t have any consequences in the near future!”

[@lieke9460]

You have no idea how many puppy owners just let them do it, or send the puppy to it's room, which the pup absolutely doesn't connect to the biting behaviour

[@JorgeOrozco-yo5xm]

I am sorry but you are wrong! They are allowing this bad behavior to develop and will only get worse as time passes.

[@saralackey3435]

Get a large dog and don't set any boundaries. What could possibly go wrong?

[@hatersgonnarate3973]

Uhm that’s literally what I said. 🤦‍♂️

[@judysteele4254]

@@lieke9460

[@Falhalterra]

This is the epitome of not researching breeds before adopting. If you're not an active family, don't get an active dog! I remember telling my grandma this so many times, and she STILL would take in animals that just didn't work for our family. Any time I tried to use discipline, my rents would erase any of that by giving them table scraps and giving them too much affection without any thought to their worrying behaviors, aka seeing them as human children and not animals. >.

[@LibertyGunsBeerTrump]

Have you ever showed them these videos?

[@Falhalterra]

@@LibertyGunsBeerTrump I've tried and they're gone now. Seriously doubt they learned anything. They were both stubborn chainsmokers. 🤢

[@rafaelpaquete3350]

ur grandma is dead?​@@Falhalterra

[@Jade-zt9td]

You can't give a dog too much affection you can give them affection at the wrong times tho

[@roselyzenker]

Cesar, I live in Brazil, and even been in the other side of the word, you helped me with my dog. God bless you, thank you Very much!

[@LynnMile22]

That was a lovely story. The mom got that "Ah ha" moment and it was priceless.

[@myfavoritedream2149]

Vizlas...big brain, big energy, big love. The best dogs I've ever owned and worth every second of training.

[@starry6377]

Cesar seriously makes me cry. Such help and support and reinforcement for families

[@janicejackson5042]

It amazes me that she went online and studied different breeds and ( STILL) chose this kind of dog! HELLO?

[@chuckh4077]

Hello back. How are you?

[@theresa337]

What an adorable family. So glad he helped them.

[@stargzr]

When anyone ever asks me who my ideal man is... look no further than Cesar. Kind, compassionate, emotionally intelligent, a leader... not to mention a great smile and just generally handsome 😍I'd be happy to be on the other end of his leash. 😏

[@wmason1961]

Your ideal should really be single. That should have been your first requirement.

[@KenshinPhoenix]

I haven't seen a single Cesar video yet where the owner was not responsible for allowing or creating the bad behaviour.

[@Rippinsteo2926]

Yes, it has ALWAYS been the owners, not the dog, where the problems lie.

[@LorryMLewis]

Of course we are! That is his whole point in every show!

[@1.6180]

I like it so much, when Cesar says: … better Humans… better woerld….. Because thats what he does. Thrue the dogs he create better humans. It means so much! Especally now a days. We need better humans. More than ever before.

[@susans7091]

Wonderful to see people who get it right away and work on it!

[@LorryMLewis]

I watch you every night to get my "dog fix" given I am unable to have a dog right now. And every night, I cry. For what you see, teach and how you are able to transform everyone and the pure "energy" of joy you are able to bring out in all. I love you Cesar.

[@joywebster2678]

You might volunteer to walk dogs at a shelter.

[@firenze5555]

Nothing worse than a person who gets a high energy or powerful dog and can not control it. Not only is the dog obnoxious but it becomes dangerous.

[@debcross2335]

It was really good to see a young pup needing correction and it was so much easier to train Whiskey on food and exercise Cesar is usually having to teach older dogs after they have not been corrected for years but Cesar knows how ❤ The famillies are losing quality time with their animals because they waited until they were ready to give up. WATCH THE DOG WHISPERER PEOPLE 😊😅❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sofia7374]

I have never met a Vizsla who was low energy. These are super high energy dogs who need a ton of activity on a daily basis.

[@DeeeQ12]

I believe "Whiskey" needs a more active energic owner. I know the owner loves her dog. But, sometimes you have to do what's best for dog.

[@melisavierra7812]

Funny, we all require boundaries and respond well to praise. There’s a lesson in here somewhere…. Oh yea, like Cesar says boundaries and limitations are part of the love equation, just like well earned praise. Training a dog is easier with treats but you’ll have a bonded dog if you embrace Cesar’s methods. Happy human/doggo families

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

What a sweet , concerned & gracious family. They really leaned in with thought & determination, as Cesar was teaching. Even the little boy & baby girl ( she is so precious ) were given a boost in their confidence. The dog needed to know just because the children are smaller & more vulnerable, does NOT mean , that they equals, nor are they playthings . They are to be respected.

[@MouseSnack]

This video is so helpful! 🐶💖 I’ve been struggling with my Vizsla puppy's biting, and Cesar’s tips are just what I needed! It's amazing to see how quickly they can learn with the right guidance. Thank you for sharing these insights! Can't wait to try them out

[@Lx___baba___307]

While I appreciate the tips, I’ve tried similar methods and they didn’t work for my puppy. 😕 I guess every dog is different! I hope to find something that helps soon

[@Arpit-i1m]

Absolutely loved this video! 🥳 The way Cesar interacts with the puppies is inspiring! I can't believe how quickly they catch on. I’ll definitely be using these tips with my dog! Thank you

[@SanjayThakur-og1sw]

While I appreciate the tips, I’ve tried similar methods and they didn’t work for my puppy. 😕 I guess every dog is different! I hope to find something that helps soon

[@prashantp.s7394]

I’m a bit skeptical about Cesar's methods, to be honest. 🤔 I’ve heard mixed reviews about his techniques. I’ll give it a shot, but I’m not convinced yet

[@sushmamandal1629]

Wow, this is exactly what I needed! 😍 Cesar really knows his stuff! I’m excited to see how my puppy responds to these techniques. Thanks for sharing such valuable insights

[@Fawn0001]

What a lovely family.

[@estherolayemi5822]

Yeah!

[@AmySpencer-z9e]

You changed the dynamics of that entire family. It was beautiful to watch!🥰

[@junederksen9205]

What a LOVELY family…her giggle was too cute!

[@patallojomom]

I was very excited to watch this one in particular. Some years back I kept my grand dog of this same breed for a week. He was a little younger and smaller than whiskey. I thought I knew how to at least handle dogs as I had always had dogs including raising two active Irish Setters. My son told me that he was wild but I knew I could handle him. He was WILD. He didn’t jump but he used my forearm as a chew toy. I did not have the skills or knowledge to handle him. My whole forearm was just crisscrossed with puppy teeth bites and scratches. I wish I had seen this show before I took on that little biting machine!

[@cathyt144]

Theres so much responsibility with a dog,the entire family has to participate. Im glad Cesar was able to turn things around for Whiskey and his family.

[@sleepysamk1400]

The owners again!!!! They treat an animal like their child 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@stacysimms2709]

They can be our children, but boundaries and structure with them can be no different.

[@u-no-me7218]

Yes always the same story a dog is not a child it’s a pet no matter how much they feel like it is it never will be

[@cyrineelsouki5283]

Ceaser you are so talented I would get scared

[@padredemishijos12]

Don César es un tesoro hispano. Me quito el sombrero.

[@nickharmer3049]

👏👏👏 Bravo Cesar.! Fantastic intervention.!! Salud.!! Love from England 🇬🇧 👍

[@YHorsey-by9jt]

It is absolutely mind-boggling that people don’t research the breeds they’re buying. People need to know what they’re getting themselves into before they bring the into their home.

[@chrissieroxba2949]

She actually said in the beginning that she researched breeds extensively before she picked their puppy… not sure why they picked this breed though…

[@Leo_machados]

She did research the problem is most people don’t understand what an active or energetic dog is, they think it means playfull, which I guess it’s true but they don’t know what comes with that

[@leroy.__]

For real like i love belgian malinois and border collies so much but even i know theres no damn way its realistic for me to ever own such a dog even huskies its just very unrealistic based on my location and lifestyle i have a small jack russel whos already overwhelming and i walk him very often i even let him free roam in the neighbourhood as his not reactive doesnt bark or lunge at dogs either

[@agnesszabo7944]

Oh yes, you only really understand the words, when you experience your dogs behaviour! Then you know: Oh, that is, what they meant saying this or that. You might read the desciption and think, that you can handle it, because so many people before have handled it. Then you try, and see, how hard it is actually.

[@sandrabackus7482]

Without even watching this I can tell you right now you do not ever let a dog that's going to be huge or small Play in contact Activities with your children. If you don't want your dog on the couch don't ever let it start being on the couch. If you want a dog who listens to you maybe you should be the alpha dog before you ever get another animal.

[@tundrawomansays694]

Do *not* feed your dog anywhere but in their bowl. Stop feeding them off the table etc. and maybe your other family/friends will come for a meal or a visit.

[@GArmand715]

💯

[@ollieollie5512]

Cesar should teach parents about children

[@EVI-704]

Like in South Park with Cartman.

[@camisnyder3460]

lol, seriously!!! I actually do practice a lot of these techniques w my children. Energy is everything.

[@lorettamyers1029]

Some people should not have dogs - these are those some people.

[@wmason1961]

They're fine. They just need to be educated.

[@maxineb9598]

​@@wmason1961Yes, why can't they learn? Not everyone has been brought up around dogs to know how to handle one.

[@Unclerucki]

They not like us.

[@Unclerucki]

​@@maxineb9598 common sense...

[@estherolayemi5822]

Thank you Ceaser❤❤❤❤! I am so happy for this beautiful family, so proud of how they were able to work it things out with their beautiful Dog!

[@spedoclctr]

I don't understand why people get a dog, and just let them run wild with no attempt to control them.

[@stephaniemccord6100]

That's when the poor dog ends up alone outside and often tied up. It makes me sick to see dogs treated like that just because their owners don't want to take the time to train them properly.

[@nanam9179]

They are the same with children

[@jamesf931]

Cesar said, in this episode, a lot of people have this fairytale idea about dog ownership. They think by magic everything will be perfect. Dogs need training and discipline, not a role as a Disney princess.

[@jamesf931]

@@nanam9179Exactly! Unfortunately, my own brother has taken this approach with his daughter. His attitude is that his daughter will make the right decision and he never tells her no, or disciplines/corrects in any way. My niece is hell on wheels. Always loud and out of control. She tears up books, throws toys, and throws fits. I refuse to visit my brother, or have him over to visit me.

[@xavierdraco33]

Cesar was great on Jim & Sam show. Always good. Great to see he’s still around.

[@daleva187goligo]

oh god, don't tell me he was on that show with those two idiots... even worse, they're still a thing? ugh

[@cindyrissal3628]

"Oh, my son found Daddy's pistol, but he's just so cute, pointing it at everybody like that, I just can't say no..." Same thing...

[@u-no-me7218]

Exactly it’s dangerous but cute

[@sarahirwin8912]

We had to give away our GORGEOUS purebred beagle pup for biting. She was a baby, but I had a baby around 8 months old, and a 5 year old at the time. She'd bitten the kids while playing a few times, then latched onto my ex's arm and hung there, so that had to be the final straw. We couldn't risk that being our babies faces. Thankfully, she went to an older couple who happened to be trainers! She became "the hottest thing in their town" and lived an amazing life. We love you, Marley. You're a perfect doggo for your new family.

[@lauraquigley6403]

TY Cesar for training Humans! Your an incredible human Cesar 🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

[@catherinecoetzee8888]

thank you for teaching as all so much about fogs. we have 2 dogs and 1, 7 year old buzy daughter. you have helped me so much. thank you

[@generalskywalker9552]

Best mom ever

[@beece2413]

Thanks for helping another dog!🎉❤

[@Crisgrl55]

What a beautiful family. Best wishes to all

[@MH3GL]

"I'm afraid whiskey will be an outside dog." 1) We attract what we fear. 2) What's wrong with that? Dogs are meant to be outside. It's only "cruel" if the conditions are unbearable to the animal.

[@cali2cool902]

What a beautiful family❤ I absolutely ADORE CESAR.. WE MUST SUPPORT THIS MAN AT ALL COSTS❤❤❤

[@CS-bi3hh]

Vizsla are the best family dogs. I had one and she was adorable with kids. I think it is more a playful behavior than aggression.

[@violagentsch]

He's a baby, he wants attention and exercise.

[@juditdomotor3445]

The vizsla is an intelligent dog and a working dog. It's not the dog's fault that people don't have a clue how to train a dog like him.

[@jlucie]

Questionable research - I just Googled Vizsla suitable for kids? and all the top answers were saying not great for small kids due to their energy/excitement level.

[@chloetremblett3869]

Who gets a very active breed who’s only young at that with 0 training, don’t train them, don’t give them proper exercise or mental enrichment, expects them to be calm and relaxed, and bars them outside when they’re not? That’s just horrible. People really need to do more research on breeds they’re getting. Look how fast he caught on to what ceaser was teaching him.

[@ANTStronaut]

Yo tengo un perro que es una cruza de dálmata con Jack Russell y se jalaba para pasear , investigué qué hacer y ví videos de muchos entrenadores pero hasta que encontré a César y cambie la posición en la que le ponía su collar cambió por completo y ahora pasea perfecto y no tiene ningún problema.

[@kirkshar]

Why do people get dogs beyond their competency? I don't understand it. She researched this breed? What was she looking for? Did she want to hunt for her children?

[@elenakatzilaki2517]

Yh and they don't even take him out for walks to get his energy out,why the hell did they got a dog for???🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@violagentsch]

Puppies are active. These ppl aren't the right owners. Trying to put a baby in the yard away from any human contact is terrible.

[@dorispabey5996]

I love everything you do great job my blessing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Jar0Jess]

Her husband saying he was proud of her was so precious this fam will get through it all they have their humble nature. ❤

[@suzannebrunetti3306]

yet, another example of a poor choice in breed coupled with no experience, education and commitment to training. I have a friend who got a Vizsla. the first year to a year and a half she spent an incredible amount of time training that dog. Lots of time was also spent running that high energy dog and she eventually moved into agility training. By three years old, this dog is just awesome. Lastly, I notice that Whisky, "a family dog" is not neutered

[@agnesszabo7944]

it is a very young dog with 5 month

[@Leo_machados]

13:49 the dad is looking like which one is he 😭😭😭

[@suerussell6353]

Oh, I so loved you saying walk like a Latino Queen 👑. Matthew walking Whiskey...amazing.

[@reneeb.2702]

This is the problem with parents & their kids. So many kids have very little discipline. They have trouble at school & later in jobs because they have not had to follow rules.

[@cherylbanquer6514]

When Matthew was walking Whiskey I was so proud for him. Now he knows with practice and guidance from his parents he can walk the dog 🐕.

[@kathylopez5278]

Now just get the rest of the family on board w/rules, boundaries, limitations & calm, confident. & assertive energy. Esp the husband who seems to be content to let his wife be in chg when he should be right by her side learning the same w/ grandma too.

[@enriquerojas9758]

After doing a lot of research I got a Vizla 😂

[@maga2042]

Problem we latino families have is that we believe that having a fenced yard is enough for a dog to be happy. We need to walk our dogs, create a routine. Discipline, exercise, love.

[@TexasMadeAprilRenee]

AWE, I LOVED THIS ONE! WHAT AN AWESOME FAMILY!! HAPPY HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH SIR!💜💜💜👍🏾💯👑😍

[@alswedgin9274]

Dogs have 2 behaviors..wanted and unwanted..they also have 3 rewards..food. play and affection..realise that the dog will change about his/hers reward...

[@natascha5864]

14:56..."Right now Whiskey is protesting against the obstacle in front of him and he is hoping, by saying no, I will let him quit..."😅😄😀 In 13:50....all of a sudden a handfull of "Whiskeys", all looking the same! My goodness, the only way to tell Whiskey apart from the others is by his (bad) behaviour...

[@claudialuksch7993]

I'm really upset about people having no idea about dogs,but having one!

[@wheresbaby7783]

A puppy give him some discipline. I don’t know I mean no one can hit their dogs anymore. I know you’re not allowed to hit your kids anymore but you can’t hit your dogs I mean it’s not gonna hurt them if you wag them on the butt when he’s just violent.

[@nanam9179]

The husband: is your children, is your home is your dog 🙄🙄🙄....great support.

[@JanBurt-w7l]

Wrong dog for family

[@SankofaNYC]

This was amazinggg!! Wow!! I’m so happy for them and hope more people see this… And what a beautiful family, grandma is so cute ❤

[@teresamartin8344]

Great episode

[@Kazinator911]

❤u so much Cesar Ur awesome hope u Ur kids & entire pet pack are all doing great ❤❤❤❤

[@WilterLagan]

We all so lucky there is someone like Cesar to teach is the right way to train our dog..good blessed Cesar!

[@LyndaCoulson64]

Right away, 5 months old, he should have been trained already tut tut tut Cesar to the rescue.

[@crossanddream2]

No matter how cute our dogs were as puppies, we didn't once allow them to bite us. We would immediately correct the behavior and teaching them that if they want to bite, they bite on a toy. Though with 1 dog we haven't been able to get her to stop from biting us, though she only does it when playing and we rough house. And we haven't had any success getting her to stop so we just did our best to train her not to bite us hard when playing and she is usually good about stopping when we tell her to or saying ow.

[@GoblinsMom]

When she bites, you let out a high pitched yip (like a puppy would) and stop playing with her. They usually catch on quick! 💕

[@agnesszabo7944]

végre egész szépen ejtették ki a vizslát, meg vagyok hatódva :)

[@badgerspvcoach]

Some people shouldn’t have dogs. This was the most non issue dog I’ve seen on this channel.

[@williamladic6354]

Muy bueno!

[@AwenyddGryffin]

Hunting dogs can be very mouthy, we always shoved toys in their mouths as puppies...even as adults if they got excited they'd go find a toy 😂 it probably wasn't correct but it worked. (We always had balls and toys for them if out because...retrievers)

[@bohditony]

They bought a large breed dog as a toy for their kids The toydid not work out so giving him away to be someone else problem means the end to the dog. Adopt don’t shop

[@ruthbentley2090]

Wonderful outcome 🙏🏾💕💕🎶👏🏽

[@erinintyanishabrinaramadhi1928]

Most cases the problem is owner not dogs

[@thomgerber]

Hi Cesar. Very impressed about your skills, on video. Isn't it that too many people like to have a dog without how to handle. That's your luck business.

[@chriss2452]

I'm still wondering who's in charge of the household. It's certainly not the husband.

[@rosecorrie2920]

so what?

[@chriss2452]

@@rosecorrie2920 That's part of the problem.

[@rosecorrie2920]

@@chriss2452 What’s the problem?

[@chriss2452]

@@rosecorrie2920 Lack of leadership.

[@alswedgin9274]

My german shepperd changed as he grew older...keep this in mind Love dogs..

[@RoseCarroll-pk6mt]

Thank you ❤

[@javierulisesbecerrilesparz9920]

¡¡¡tshhh!!! 9:26 otra vez la magia

[@patrioticsaint2516]

The Take-Away here is twofold. One is to not be so quick to make a decision on the breed without fully understanding what the Natural Instincts of it Fully Means, and what that entails as a potential owner. The Second, IMHO, would be to ask a Professional for help in educating you as to how to condition your puppy to know its boundaries.

[@venomous2058]

The beginning makes me angry. They fear that the dog will become an outdoor dog if they don't manage to give him what he needs. If the worst comes to the worst, it doesn't even occur to the family to give the dog to a family who can give him all of this?! That's hard to beat in terms of selfishness, sorry.

[@Paygelove]

Oh ffs this is infuriating.. “no bite” while she pats him 🤦🏻‍♀️ She just needed permission to be the alpha

[@zarazen8110]

6:42 weirdo husband smiling while his wife is tearing up… men.

[@csjrogerson2377]

An overly excited dog with no boundaries and no enforced discipline due to a weak ineffective owner. The family interactions with the dog only excite the him and make matters worse as their petting is seen as encouragement.. The owners are the problem. Now I'll watch the rest of the video. Pretty much. Once Whisky calmed down and learned the rules, he was fine.

[@octoberresseguie5374]

Just Brilliant 😊

[@msr3d]

Always your video Cesar from Philippines.

[@BruceWaynge]

The audacity to cry about a dog that they reward for bad behaviour and then expect him to be calm 😭

[@michel3691]

The audacity to cry? I think she is taking responsibility and showing that she cares about fixing the problem.