Can I help this AGGRESSIVE Dog ? (Cesar911 Shorts)

In this Cesar911 Episode, I help a family who has gone through a recent heartbreaking event.
Leon, the family's dog, has developed aggressive behavior and has even bit someone.
If Cesar can't help solve this problem, Animal Control may be called in.
This episode focuses on holding onto the past and how our feelings and emotions can affect our dogs.
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[@MrcaliciousHyphy]

“Let go of the pain, not let go of the memories.” This hit hard.

[@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour]

As long as you have the memories, it is quite hard to let go of the pain though.

[@L1NGL1NG22]

wow 🤯🥺

[@_Red_G_]

@@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour why let go if you could turn it into strength??

[@laylastockburg735]

Yeah it did.

[@ILLDENOAC]

I was 666th like

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thank you all for watching! Wishing you all a great day full of peace and love!

[@milkypureblood4490]

Hi Cesar great video as always my friend, got a question, my pup is 15 months and everytime he walks past fresh urine he wants to lick it up , is this natural or should I be correcting him

[@DIYer-SARKAR]

With due respect I Want to see the full episode of the 911 telecast. Could I get the link of it ?? @Ceser Millan

[@melanymartinez5032]

I just became a single mother and now that my ex husband is not on the picture, my dog has become aggressive towards other dogs. I can’t afford to remove him from our lives (son and I) my son has been through a lot already... what can’t I do?

[@ANGELAFUSSEY]

This is the Dog Breed I grew up with. Skipper did not play when strangers were around. But My Dad was good with animals. Very protective, very loving dogs.

[@sharon6871]

Love you Ceasar! I've learned so much from you and always encourage people to watch you,keep up the good work, you are living your best life!💜🐾🐾

[@cydnebrown9550]

I can understand why he was so anxious of people. Last time strangers came up to them and he never saw his owner again. I’d be terrified of everyone.

[@Skud0rz]

yep, had one owner vanish, he doesn't want another

[@hectormanuelsalcedo]

She was more than an owner, it was practically his mother that he never saw again.

[@auryp.3420]

@@hectormanuelsalcedo L😊p😊 pop

[@agem6592]

Cesar: actually a human trainer.

[@pjpatton53]

Exactly!

[@atharvagangurde464]

@Jason Lambert dude pack mentality is important in case if dogs

[@annettetesta8816]

@Jason Lambert there is a pack mentality in the family.

[@thuurmans]

Hahah nice. "my dog had a problem"

[@mortenhuvastenseth6943]

First train people then the dog folows

[@thefinest1988]

The first aggressive Golden Retriever I ever seen.

[@rebeccaclement99]

It’s part chow. That’s the aggressive side.

[@Floridafanatic28]

It's crossed with a chow and they can be very aggressive however, I have known a couple of Golden's who have been/are aggressive. The first was the dog of the tenants who lived above us many years ago - not a friendly dog at all. Only the husband could walk him because he was so aggressive. The second is my SiL's Golden. Not as aggressive as the first one I mentioned but a bit growly at times. Personally, I'm not that impressed with this breed's personality.

[@UknownWorlds]

Well my Goldendor is fear reactive and I am working with him on that. He is a wonderful dog but he needs work.

[@osavtpl3695]

Doesn’t matter the breed. bad owners bad dog it’s that simple

[@denndietotenreitenschnell17]

They're inherently aggressive. They are a danger to society.

[@Sweetearth1958]

Leon's original owner must have been a fabulous person to have such devoted friends who would not let anything bad happen to her dog. Love this woman.

[@trawlins396]

So true. I shudder to think what my "friends" would do with my dogs.

[@Uhhlaneuh]

Was just going to comment this!

[@ys4202]

Can we give props to the lady who adopted this dog and refused to let go? How amazing is this! Amazing friend, amazing human. More people should be this kind and patient.

[@andreprefontaine3824]

imagine the dog who saw her a lot and still see her but witouth his owner.. must be fucked up

[@BrianBrown-fb2jz]

Develops your Dog's "Hidden Intelligence" To eliminate bad behavior and Create the obedient, well-behaved pet of your dreams… IN BIO

[@jessicarenae5107]

*Poor alpaca!! He's like "Darn it, I didn't sign up for this"!!*

[@MzYoShow]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@avijoyperryman641]

I agree!

[@fluffehgamer4712]

Leon is like run bitch run to the alpaca 😂

[@Kkf7373]

😂😂

[@Hekate64]

:) :) :)

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

Cesar is my new favorite binge series

[@ALRIHAE]

You should watch his south park reaction video when they did an episode about him, It's hilarious.

[@blueshadow3291]

@@ALRIHAE how can i see that????

[@cesarrangel546]

@@blueshadow3291 its on this channel just type it and it should pop up

[@tejalgawade7124]

You should watch it’s me or the dog

[@dehydratedkingkong8932]

@@tejalgawade7124 yea i watch it too

[@glennhoddle10]

To be honest, after just a minute of observing Kaitlyn , even I got anxious ... no wonder the dog's anxiety levels are through the roof !

[@ejrich7016]

My thoughts exactly. That chick needs to get a cat instead.

[@rgl_disobey2961]

Fr she’s so annoying people like her get me so mad like eww tf you mean you getting anxious

[@droomagon]

@@ejrich7016 naw, try a hamster

[@Fightingforbirdie]

M2 I got worried seeing her

[@Epop84]

Im getting my increased heart rate lmfao

[@cwavt8849]

Cesar Millan is a giant. Because of him, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dogs and their owners have learned how to achieve balance and peace. Cesar, please keep doing what you do. You will never know what you have done for me and my pack.

[@crisgard]

I wish more people would watch him and take his advice.

[@cwavt8849]

@@crisgard oh, Preach! I can't walk my dog in either direction away from my house because there are large unleashed dogs that run out into the road to challenge me and my dog. He is a large dominant breed male and, while he is super chill and doesn't challenge other dogs, he would actually actually rather play, he with be bullied. As a 63 year old woman with not great knees and hips, I can't control a situation like that should it go south. It's a shame, I would love to be able to walk him without having to put him in the car and driving someplace else. But, I have ordered some bear spray that I am going to try, given that the wind is favorable. If I can spray it ahead of us 15 or 20 yards, it should smell strongly enough that the dogs won't want to go out in the road to investigate. At least, that is my hope

[@BigBoyCochise]

Most dogs are just frustrated, they feel the emotions of the owner

[@mariarohmer2374]

WORD.

[@janesianjanesian]

for sure, u can see when leon barked at the cameraman Leon was definitely checking back and forth to check his owners ready to protect at all cost.

[@BigBoyCochise]

@@janesianjanesian Yep.. he feels he needs to take over 💯👊🏽

[@susanbloomfield6060]

Your so right. Its easy to teach the dog. Well for ceaser it is. but much harder to train human. My little dog is much better on lead with my husband . I find it hard to relax when other dogs come near . I need ceaser to train me.

[@DudeTastic13]

Calm energy, calm energy, calm energy. I'm in control of myself, my dog. Now repeat this 100x before owning a dog.

[@mindthecorner]

It's difficult to distance from grief when they have a pet who's a strong reminder of their loss... But it's wonderful that they reached out for help. Such a great step forward. Well done for helping them, César!

[@chti341]

Yeah but instead of projecting all their fear and sense of loss on the dog, they can also make the best out of the situation and become stronger in the process with the dog by showing him he's taken care of, doesn't need to worry and enjoy life again together. When they get through the process and professional training they'll grow together as friends and family even more.

[@ksc743]

This is a really tough situation for all of them. The family for their loss, and Cesar to try and correct an aggressive dog who's already bitten someone and the owners have received a warning that if Leon bites someone again he will be taken away. I can only imagine her anxiety. I love dogs and have rescued many in my life but a dog that's aggressive towards humans I have never dealt with. Correcting him before he attacks is all well and good but what about the one time you correct him a moment too late. It really is a dangerous situation. Not that Leon goes in for the kill otherwise he would have drawn blood. He nips rather than bites, but it's still a very tricky problem to solve. I would definitely muzzle him. For my piece of mind, and others. But I know that's not the answer.

[@Lauwit]

@Pro Justice doesnt care dogs are no humans. If you wann that your should yeah put all your emotions to the dog so he gets a Bad bhevouir because of you. And then he coumd bite someone. So if you hate your dog go Do this

[@victoriajones9872]

Cesar... simply has CoNTROL and extreme confidence with the dogs...very calm confident.❤️

[@perrypelican9476]

There are many dog behavior trainers. But cesar is at another level.

[@otisb.driftwood7106]

he trains people not dogs. Most problem dogs result from the owner.

[@vika0194]

@@otisb.driftwood7106He does both

[@Piedutch]

Cesar: You have an emotional attachment to this dog Mom: Yeah *smiles* Cesar: It's not a compliment

[@skyoce1247]

She lost her daughter obviously she gonna have emotional attachment towards something that is related to her

[@tomkee4479]

Did he actually say it's not a compliment??

[@myamelvin2824]

@@tomkee4479 No

[@charlottasayadkhanian4323]

Cesar treats the owners the most, so they can handle their dog right. I have learned a lot from Cesar.

[@B3bita1215]

I need to stop binge watching Cesar’s videos. It’s already 1:47am and I gotta wake up at 5:00am but I loveeeee all his videos 😩 so addictive 🤤

[@onicsdeview808]

Me to girl me to

[@coolbeebts7335]

Story o my life😂😂😂😂. All the best

[@matiopkon4134]

I swear to god s the same thing happening to me right now 😂😂

[@ramarosonmbolatiana4926]

Me too😂

[@tavor751]

Caesar is not only a dog whisperer but also people whisperer, God bless you man🙏🏽

[@austiniscoolduh]

“I’m getting my increased heart rate” 😂😂😂 I’m sorry, I have anxiety and all, but that was hilarious

[@gomezaddams6470]

It's a California thing I think?

[@tabemsins]

So extra haha

[@lizzzytrev]

I thought the same thing! 😂🙄 🙄

[@frankiefresh3958]

Lmao

[@DESCENDINGDR]

What a wimpy person! Disgusting... and not uncommon now-a-days.

[@miriam100ful]

I like the way you just say shhhhh to the dog and he listens. The dogs are just so obedient when you're around. You can really read the dog's minds.

[@alexandralacourse8518]

I don't think this has anything to do with obedience but being scared. CM is very harsh. Or like my trainer said he would have made a handsome underwear model in his younger days but he's certainly not a good dog trainer. I done so much damage to my rescue pooch when I first had her and thought CMs way of training suits a dog. I apologized many times and by now she's the best dog ever and she doesn't have to be perfect.

[@worldpeace0266]

Rest easy Lisa! And may your mom find peace with your departure! 💖💖

[@Hridabakshi]

His " shhht " scares me and it made me clean my whole room 😂😂

[@SUMERUP]

lol

[@fluffehgamer4712]

Shhhhhhht 🙃😁

[@binaraghu846]

😃

[@makaylacolicchio7124]

am dying....lol

[@calico4381]

Hahahaha!

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

I learned how to train dogs as a child watching my father. I’ve learned more as I’ve aged…I’m now 70…but what I learned from him has given me wonderful relationships with all the dogs who’ve lived with me over my life. I didn’t fully appreciate what I learned until watching Caesar’s episodes over the years. When I first started watching years ago I was horrified by the inability of the owners to manage their animals. Now I understand how blessed I was in my father.

[@denotv3431]

I always looked up to my grandfather because he has such a way with dogs. It’s beautiful watchin someone who knows how to correct and love on their dogs.

[@dannyboswell7188]

Be honest. You trained dinosaurs. I’m jk man. I’m half way there myself. Appreciate you sharing your experience

[@KmiiVC]

bless you both

[@jasonbrowne7057]

Owner needs to correct her behaviour, dogs mimic their owners behaviour. An anxious owner that isn't the pack leader is what leads to an out of control dog. I hope this lady understands now what it takes to be the pack leader. Daily 30 minute long drops are important for this dog. The correct collar and lead are also important, the collar must always be positioned high around the throat of the dog,not the lower neck. No constant tightness pulling of the lead, just q quick jolt of the lead and only after a one word command fails. All commands must be one word only. No patting the dog or showing it any affection until the animals behaviour has been corrected ( which could take weeks or months ).

[@jimquantic]

It isn't the question, Cesar, the question is "can I change the OWNER to be more assertive and take charge of their dog? I see people actually petting their dog, saying sweetly "oh, you shouldn't do that", while they continue to pet--encouraging, the dog.

[@notleviathan855]

I'll say it once, and I'll say it again. It's never the dogs fault, it's always the owners. The woman shouldn't be walking the dog period , if she can't control the dog with pure strength, and if she can't keep herself calm, then the dog despite ALL the training you give them will NEVER change. If you're afraid to get your hands dirty while walking a dog, stopping them, touching them, telling them to sit ect ect then you shouldn't own a dog period.

[@lisahinton9682]

@Not Leviathan So well said! Absolutely if a dog is acting out, it's ALWAYS the fault of the human. This woman is a JOKE. And her ball-less boyfriend should be ashamed of himself. By the way, it is "etc.", not "ect." The way you can remember is that this is an abbreviation of the Latin "et cetera" or "and others". So to shorten it, it is "etc." or in the old days, "&c.", which I loved. But that was in my last life, and that cool abbreviation has gone by the wayside.

[@hussydahustla]

She said “im hyper alert” ...thats a way of saying im a nervous wreck

[@tengri23]

Haha! Yeah. I thought she would have a panic attack. 🤣🤣

[@everythinghaschanged42]

I say I’m hyper alert when I mean I’m paranoid lmaooo

[@sharondianneb]

It was tough to watch her just keep standing there .. hand to mouth. While the dog is attacking other animals .. ugh

[@misssamhain4334]

It’s sad I really think she needs help herself.. I don’t mean that in a mean way at all whatsoever

[@MKF30]

@@tengri23 An experience thats not funny.

[@LauraTeAhoWhite]

Because of Katlyn's anxiety, Leon thinks/feels he needs to protect her. Unfortunately, Leon doesn't understand how to do that because he hasn't been shown how. And Katlyn doesn't know how to show Leon what she wants, so he is left to figure it out.

[@RayaanWani]

That makes sense.

[@SmutchyBritches]

Dog's can sense if you're scared, anxious, or calm.

[@linusyootasteisking]

yeah, realize the dog's psychology is pretty much he is in a wolf pack, a rival wolf or predator (as he sees it) is coming to attack them, he protecc he attacc. without the pack leaders influence telling him "no he is fren" that is what wolf thinks. i guess that is what cesar would say.

[@RayaanWani]

@@linusyootasteisking couldn't explain it better. Noice

[@be.stoic1985]

11:20 "You need to tap them on the back ? " This reaction right there tells you all you need to know about this bunch of people. I'm sure that lady was thinking "animal abuse" right off the bat. I can understand that losing someone so young is devastating but projecting all that hurt and pain onto an innocant dog is in no way a good thing.

[@psychiatricnp7470]

Omg what a wonderful woman to not give up on her friend’s dog!!! ❤️

[@Joeyblondewolf2]

I've been watching cesar since the beginning and have all his books 🤩 I hope to meet him someday. He just has amazing energy

[@benzei2003]

He runs courses at the DRC I think that’s still on you can check it out

[@sachineesa8053]

Amen

[@marilyncruz1030]

@@benzei2003 Hi Ben What’s DRC?

[@missred2021]

That's also my dream to meet him

[@____-gy5mq]

@@marilyncruz1030 dragonroll c

[@oangst9900]

That lady needs to seek professional help from a psychiatrist. Don't mean no offense, she just looks like she has lots of unsolved issues and needs help to deal with the her loss.

[@alesandrabiasello]

Maybe she does see a psychiatrist and just cannot stop grieving. Stop being an a**hole on KZbin

[@oangst9900]

@@alesandrabiasello how am I being an a**hole by being concerned about her wellbeing?

[@stancooksj]

Grieving is a process. Some people just don't get through a traumatic loss instantly or all at once, it takes time for most people, and even then you never truly get over the thought of losing someone who's been in your life for so long. She probably should have resolved her issues a bit before taking on the responsibility of taking care of her best friend's dog without using it as a crutch for her feelings, but she's at least proactive with this situation by getting help from Ceasar. She didn't just give up, so I give her kudos for that.

[@oangst9900]

@@stancooksj I'm not criticizing her for grieving, I only suggested she needs professional help. Cesar can help her only so much, to understand the dog and human relationship. I can't remember which episode it was but there was another one where a lady had adopted a dog and was projecting her emotional experience onto the dog, Cesar just couldn't get through to her, there was no issues with the dog but as soon as she was handling it the dog would take over because she was the weaker one in the two. So Cesar made sure to introduce her to a holistic psychiatrist or something, that really helped her and she started to work on herself and her issues which made her bond woth the dog better and control it.

[@stancooksj]

@@oangst9900 I understand what you're saying and I know you aren't criticizing her grief process, but she's actively seeking help that's the point I'm making. Who's to say that this situation won't lead to more help for her in the future? Like the example you gave, some people just need to hear these things from an outside source. Cesar also helps people realize that they're the issue and he also shows WHY they are they issue too. So indirectly, she is getting help for herself, she's trying to be a better owner which in turn will make her a better person. You don't necessarily need psychiatric help to achieve this goal.

[@joyh2224]

My dog is aggressive too, only to protect me, since My Mom,(Breast Cancer)Mother in Law , (Dementia (passed . It got worse when my Husband passed, (Kidney trouble); He never left their sides and, I was each of their Caregiver. I sobbed so much, He would try to comfort me. He is supper protective. I think, he becomes afraid when groups comes by; he barks between me and another and, try to push me back. And try to comfort me. He feels my distress.

[@pennyjanesplace]

No one can compare to Cesar’s expertise in helping dogs.

[@emanuellopez8578]

I think I get it, is not just a correction, is communication, Cesar is telling the dog "is okay we're safe" he is indeed the dog whisperer

[@jefflambricks]

Yup. The correction is meaningless if you don’t give the right kind of energy to allow the behavior you want or the pathway to allow the dog to move on. You communicate with a dog with your energy.

[@markfuller]

I liken it to speaking to a hearing impaired person. Raising your voice isn't "yelling & screaming" at them. It's just so they can hear you. Cesar says many times in the Dog Whisperer series (which is better than 911, imo. more informative, less entertainment) that the correction's intensity matches a dog's intensity (level 3 versus level 8 red zone). But, there's never any impatience/frustration/anger. Turning up the intensity to match the dog's, so you can be heard, is just that. It's the same concept as the 1-10 dial on a vibration collar. Some dogs only need 3. Others need 8. There is no "attitude" involved in dialing it up to 8. No anger or frustration. It's just what the dog needs to hear your communication.

[@kingwillie206]

It’s a lot more than that. Nothing short of a sufficient distraction and redirecting will get the job done, especially if the dog and the person handling them don’t have a bond. Obedience comes before behavioral correction.

[@deliamedina9022]

Yeah..he is AWESOME!!A natural talent!! Perhaps even a bit " supernatural" cause not everyone has his abilities.

[@deliamedina9022]

I WISH I could do what he does. My Chihuahua is beyond "psycho"..

[@charityblackwell2331]

Anybody else notice how he never redirects on his owner? So loyal. So thankful for Cesar working with such an awesome dog. :)

[@sonnyj7518]

Unlike my dog... the dog in this video is literally my dog but mine is 3 times bigger and 100% redirects on me! (Mine is a Caucasian Ovcharka)

[@kcstereo]

He has to address the owner if there is to be change. The Owner is the cause of the problems in 95 percent of these cases

[@sonnyj7518]

@@kcstereo By "never redirects on his owner" Charity Blackwell is talking about the dog. Because in most cases when a dog is trying to attack another dog or person the dog "redirects" it's energy on the owner. In my own personal case with an aggressive dog, mine would redirect his energy on to me by attacking me every time I'd stop him from trying to attack another dog.

[@DogOnAKeyboard]

Maybe because she was also feeling anxious and the dog felt the need to protect the pack, rather than just lash out at everyone

[@kcstereo]

@@DogOnAKeyboard She was feeling anxious? She's a drama queen...

[@meli2150]

Die Frau ist so ängstlich das der Hund sie beschützen will. Er spürt ihre Angst. Danke Cesar

[@teresarodriguez7958]

Stay safe and healthy , Cesar! God bless you and your family and your pets...

[@blackdogadonis]

The idea that the mother blames herself, referring to her daughters death as a punishment. That breaks my heart. That was not your fault mama, it wasn't. Time to heal. Remember her, in your heart. Love her always, she doesn't blame you...

[@kcblues4855]

I need Cesar to snap me out of my anxiety and aggression. 🤣

[@anthonyjordan7847]

Me to

[@osirisrodriguez9698]

Same here😹

[@tmrevenge]

Shhhh!!

[@maraealindawhite3149]

Caesar is absolutely brilliant with animals, I think maybe it's the owners that need help. Animals pick up on there owners feelings, and it was so plain to see with this owner and her dog.

[@krishmah586]

César es todo un maestro. Siempre ha insistido en que nuestra energía y nuestra actitud afecta directamente a nuestra mascota. Saludos y gracias por compartir.

[@jknox632]

Why would someone unleash an aggressive dog at a dog park? WHO DOES THAT??

[@araflooderisyziegel3330]

Thank you that you save dogs before the dead. Thank you for all Cesar♥️

[@6100GG]

10 mins in, I agree.😲

[@skthorn501]

Mķ2 no 0

[@patankarss]

Human Trainer and makes the pet calm also. Fantastic work in very little time 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@albertpang102]

Respect 🐕 trainer Caesar Millan. No doubt he’s a human trainer who trains all kinds of 🐕 🐩 in his life. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🍺🍻🥂🍻🥂🍺🍻🥂🍺🍻🥂🍺🍻🥂🍺

[@qdav5]

That was difficult to watch. It really hit me hard when Lisa's mother referred to losing her daughter as a punishment - as if she were somehow responsible for this terrible tragedy.

[@Missfoxtooyou]

I wonder how she was “correcting” him aside from pulling on the leash? Some dog owners refuse to “correct” a second of discomfort vs having the dog continues to live in high anxiety.

[@susanstevenson3532]

👋👋👋

[@fredbailey9719]

Wow what an emotional story and God bless you all for helping that beautiful dog.

[@mijajajaja]

You're a good boy Leon, I'm sure your Mommy would be incredibly proud of you❤️

[@sharonmiller9612]

This touched my heart and made me cry God bless you Cesar you're so wonderful with animals specially the dogs

[@susanbloomfield6060]

I swear ceaser has some special powers its just mind blowing how he can get a dog calmed down within minutes. There's a few humans he could work with 🤣

[@thesouthernvikingr5919]

@@susanbloomfield6060 I'm more impressed how he calms down people within minutes than the dogs. Dogs are not as complicated as people. He said it himself, 'Humans tend to carry on with pain and trauma, dogs experience it but don't hang on to it for years.'

[@susanbloomfield6060]

@@thesouthernvikingr5919 Thats very true. And we tend to look for danger. As in a big dog. Might attack a small dog so it's us humans sending stress signals down the leash. But however he dose it. Hes amazing

[@xLAPPUINx]

He's especially good at managing humans.

[@i_am_a_freespirit]

I learn many things about my behavior and how it affects my dogs AND cats. I try to calm down BEFORE taking them for walks and I learn how to correct the dogs behavior immediately. Thank you César Milan, you are my hero 😉😁🥰

[@Lolita128]

SOS un genio 🧞‍♂️ Cesar!!💕💕💕

[@violakilian299]

Cesar an amazing person and trainer❤👑 Cesar une personne et un entraîneur incroyable❤👑 Cesar ein wahnsins Mensch und Trainer❤👑 César una persona y entrenador increíble❤👑

[@TomMendoladrums]

Beautiful. It is unfortunate that people become mis-guided emotionally and they project that onto their dogs. They don’t see the dogs as dogs. There should be a mandatory class on given before purchasing or being allowed to purchase or adopt a dog. It will probably never happen as humans can just have babies without a license or a training on how to raise them. Thank you Cesar.

[@karenleeM]

Bang on !

[@ronlackey2689]

I agree with you. Problem is, many pet sellers/brokers could care less. Just buy the dog they say.

[@saramariaacostaortega8244]

Cesar! Qué hombre tan admirable. Mi hermano te adoraba y también tenía ese don tan hermoso de agudar a los perros. Eres un gran ejemplo de disciplina y entereza.

[@carolo8911]

So glad Cesar is back exclamation wishing him the best in his adventures.

[@tonygomez185]

Blessings! I appreciate the training techniques you share. Be well, thanks.

[@tumbel99]

It’s sad when the original had passed and the new owner boy I really feel for her 😢

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

Great episode. Really shows how our emotional/psychological state impacts our dogs.

[@lorenzoperez2289]

El mejor profesor que e tenido gracias asere 👏🙏

[@iZiggy_]

Kaitlyn clearly is anxious and she needs a lot of work on her self. I hope she finds some peace but sometimes you have to give up something in order for them to give them a better life

[@Kronos0999]

She doesn't deserve the dog

[@prettyslim2010]

You can tell the owners are looking more with judgment than anything. Like OMG look at how he’s treating him. When the end outcome is what’s most important. A minute of training for a lifetime of happiness is totally worth it, be Grateful!

[@juluklemm71]

Cesar's knowledge and wisdom about dogs is spot on, and his techniques are timeless! This was an excellent episode - I cried tears of joy for Leon and his family! Enjoyed his work for years (years) and it has helped me change with my dogs.

[@shellydaniels8228]

Watching this has given me some hope, as we also have a very aggressive dog. Mr. Millan is a genius & has a insightful understanding into a dog's behavior. Unfortunately, as I am a well seasoned senior, I am apprehensive of my skill, & would welcome any additional help from Mr. Millan.

[@colingomez5934]

Cesar seems like a very genuine human being

[@hmongguyful]

Cesar is a blessing to dogs! He knows how to read dog behavior and helps dog owners all around the world.

[@brooksequine7621]

This dog was always some sort of aggressive . I hope that Cesar can help all of them ... But IF COURSE CESAR WILL HELP ! Grief is a heavy companion ... how lucky is it that animals accept each day as it comes - much unlike humans . Let's not put our human problems onto our beloved dogs . Thank you , Cesar .

[@dianafick277]

This man is amazing training animals.

[@ambroseowakubariho2412]

Long live Cesar ❤❤

[@marymcquaid7291]

I feel that it might be best if they gave this dog to a new owner who didn't know Lisa. They could still love him from a distance. Sometimes letting go can be an expression of love. With a new owner that wonderful dog could have a chance at real happiness.

[@jmmendoza2831]

Although this young lady is struggling her dog has to be rehabilitated with this young lady is also learning about her personality things she probably wasn’t aware of and hopefully Cesar can bring them both back into balance

[@silasmarner7586]

Leon IMMEDIATELY calmed down with Cesar. Act as Cesar acts, be like Cesar is. Don't be whimpy with a dog. Then they have to be head 'o' the pack.

[@jefflambricks]

You just have to be calm and assertive. My dogs know when I’m not giving the walk my all As soon as I realize that they aren’t following me, I correct my energy and take lead. They make me realize when I’m projecting crap energy.

[@Theyoufeelme]

Yea it's huge

[@nellymotau1197]

I always watch Cesar on TV. Now I can watch him anytime on utube. It's so easy on him training dogs. I like that.

[@jurgenschurrle3386]

He's a master at work and it's amazing to watch.

[@ellen9925]

Love, losing a child isn't punishment for us mothers. We are only loaned these precious souls to love them through their journey on earth. May you know this deep in your heart 💞

[@antoniobacic5674]

A really sad story. Those are good people doing all they can to take the best possible care of the dog. I hope that everything will go well.

[@sylviaessig8374]

Ceser du bist der beste hundeflüstere! Ich sehe dich immer wieder gerne du hast mir sehr mit meiner romänische Hündin geholfen! Ich habe viel anhand deine Sendungen abgeschaut! Hat mir viel geholfen und meiner Hündin Linda auch! Mach weiter so! Und bleib so wie du bist! Du bist auch wundervoller Mensch! Bleib gesund!

[@zorans8114]

I came across your videos by total accident, you are tremendous Cesar!

[@marymedina3296]

"No. Just watch.. just watch.. just hyperventilate over here." - Cesar Millan, 2021 THIS KILLED ME LOL XD

[@denabatt]

I know right 🤣🤣🤣

[@Bharbara]

Thank you Cesar for all of the work you do for dogs and their humans.

[@johannacontent2613]

Cesar is a good psychologist 👍👍👍

[@smallhandbigprojects3409]

I love what he does I’ve actually learned a lot from him and have put all the tricks into my grooming job and now I deal with a lot dogs other groomers can’t do

[@judyvalencia3257]

These people live in a really nice area! Beautiful houses, beautiful lawns, beautiful neighborhoods. Nice.

[@RICDirector]

And some of the most restrictive animal laws in the country. :(

[@jadesmom5864]

Where do we see the rest aka Part 2? I feel like I just watched a movie with a Cliffhanger ending.

[@CGAL.e]

Wow amazing to see the correction and training and how in how thin he corrected all the aggression

[@petenrita]

Cedar is a genius. Almost always the dog owner.

[@crittaable]

"I'm getting my increased heart rate"...SERIOUSLY LADY?! Poor dog!

[@jermaineoneal123]

she's a mess

[@noodlebrains2689]

Controlling emotions is hard, especially fear

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

Bless all the humans who lost that lovely young woman and who are mourning her death. I'm so glad Cesar is helping them, I'm 100% confident he'll get that sweet dog squared away!! I wish I saw more of Cesar actively working with the dog, though. I have similar issues with my German Shepherd in terms of dog aggression. I've watched tons of training videos and have made SOME progress, but just found a trainee I like--one brief session, and my timing on corrections MUCH improved. Pretty sure we'll manage the issue much better now that I have an experienced trainer teaching ME the correct response & timing!😁

[@laquicha8159]

Lisa’s mom…I am so sorry for your loss. You have done the greatest thing you could do for her by saving her beloved dog. God bless you and your daughter’s amazing friends.

[@cbabincoop]

I have a German Pitt I raised since he was 2 weeks old. He survived a hard freeze when he was first born then worms when his mom abandoned the litter at 2 weeks. I tried to reduce all the pups but he was the only one out of 7 pups to make it. He just turned a year old Feb 6th. Hes always been hyper and gradually started getting aggressive towards other people and animals. I now can't introduce him to anyone new because of this getting worse. He has almost bit another person the other day and I'm terrified of this. He is a very big and strong dog and is very lovable to the ones he already knows. I suffer from major mental illness and have lost my job and home. Because of him getting like this we have lost several places that we can stay and I can't take him out to walk or to a park anywhere were there is other people or dogs. I am lost at what I can do and have no money to do anything. I can't work right now because I have nowhere he can go without me being with him because of this aggression. I can't loose him because he is the only one I have now and it would totally deviate me. Shoot it deviates me just to even think about it. I have gone into a bad depression with all of this happening. Anyone know of anything I can do or anyone that could help?

[@gloriaelena3826]

FELICIDADES CESAR. ORGULLO MEXICANO PARA EL MUNDO

[@ywrry5088]

Rest In Peace, Lisa.

[@amantedanjovibugarin2184]

CORRECTING DOG’S BEHAVIOUR IS REAL LOVE AND PROTECTING THEM FROM DANGER….

[@carolkopp847]

You are fantastic with them dogs. They don't even know you . Help them dogs. GOD Bless You .

[@nikkik2115]

I didn't even know Lisa and I'm over here crying 😭 😢 😪

[@sharonhofer7504]

Caesar's technique is brilliant! I told have a learned a lot from the videos, not only for my dog, but for myself as well.

[@terrancepylatuk6689]

Thank you for sharing your gift .

[@effiefrench38]

Cesar, you’re just magic with the most difficult dogs!! Taught me a few things by watching your calm take over and therefore controlling the dog, by calming him…….Amazing!!!

[@theasiankiz2437]

I learned alot from Cesar thank you. As a dog owner, I made alot of mistakes when I first adopted my dog back in 2011 but over the years, I already know how to calm, control, lead my dog and let him know I am the Alpha.

[@amod_online_shop]

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