Dog Attacks Granny and It's Your Fault! | Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly | Channel 5

[@channel5]

Are you scared of other people's dogs?

[@delacey99]

Sometimes

[@sanaali8524]

Noooo

[@flamingspy]

Yes

[@whatsanarg8683]

Sana Ali yes

[@supersmith5771]

Yes

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

The dog is a young dog and is playing, he is not attacking anyone. He needs training but is not aggressive in the slightest. To consider rehoming him is irresponsible. I'm fed up with owners blaming their dogs. He isn't biting, you'd need stitches if he did,he's mouthing. He is hard-mouthed but with correction and age will grow out of it.

[@alfieflanagan6947]

you’ve literally just wrote a pharagraph for nothing

[@anabellaveselinovic9679]

acutally no if a pitbull did this they would be like its typical it needs to be put down

[@leestevenson8090]

Anabella Veselinovic you clearly have no knowledge of dogs smh

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

@@anabellaveselinovic9679 If a dog is hard mouthed it needs behavioral training, never putting down. If its breaking the skin that becomes a bite and is a different matter. Anyone having problems like the ones shown in the video should ask their vet to put them in touch with a behaviourist. In the U.K. pitbulls are not allowed and any dog deemed a pit bull is seized by the police and euthanized, which is utterly wicked. Punish the deed not the breed.

[@leestevenson8090]

Cleoldbagtra Allsorts exactly bro

[@Mrchronicfx]

Shes giving him her hands. To the dog it seems as if she is playing.

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Exactly. Unless there are biological reasons ( brain tumour, cocker rage, hormonal issues ) there are very rarely "bad dogs," usually the fault lies with the owners, or in this case also with the owner's mother!

[@Ebunoluwa13]

Yh and their saying 'NO' and 'STOP' also sounds like they're playing🙄🙄

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

@@Ebunoluwa13 Tone of voice and intention is important. They don't sound serious in the beginning and that does not discourage the dog.

[@yeeehawtheimposter2378]

There saying stop it in a very boring voice which the dog pretty much ignores since he doesn’t think there serious

[@louietsang1536]

@@Ebunoluwa13 dog doesn't understand no or stop, it has to be taught. Like a baby doesn't know how to speak when it's born. Lol

[@ccharbri]

If the woman already had anxiety I don't know what her daughter was thinking in getting a puppy, especially if she doesn't know how to train a dog, they should've adopted an older dog or have the daughter bring the dog to behaviour classes.

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

You realise that breeders do provide therapy dogs as well as “normal” dogs. Like us, they probably chose a therapy dog expecting him to help her mum’s anxiety, but has ended up going haywire. Same as we chose a therapy dog, to help both me and my brother. I also have anxiety. We have also been having real issues with ours going after our feet, hence why I am watching this video. Hopefully he will grow out of his foot fetish like Butty. But yes like us they probably expected a therapy dog but then ended up having real issues with him loving our feet. Hopefully ours will grow out of it soon once he leaves his puppy days, but in case he doesn‘t I am watching these little tutorials from Graeme. :)

[@MsJubjubbird]

probably thought the companionship would help and having some responsibility would get her out of the house

[@jessicaroberts8250]

Shouldn't they fold their arms and turn away when he jumps up, rather than push him with their fun to play with arms?

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

Knee in chest!

[@yeeehawtheimposter2378]

I’m pretty sure the dog thinks it’s a game

[@Ebunoluwa13]

You'd think Carol never said 'NO' to a child before🙄

[@stevea2188]

It’s both hilarious and frustrating....some people clearly are not qualified to own a dog.... “pack animal mentality” however a dog behaves, it’s always down to then owner...

[@levileroyy9603]

This is hilarious I don’t care😭😭

[@JammyPlayz2001]

Not really the dog can be put down for biting

[@be6388]

she always gives him affection...no wonder!

[@be6388]

cann't look at this! look to Cesar Millan,... and train Your body language and energy!

[@thecheltenhamtownsupporter9165]

Imagine thinking that a dog is sexist

[@emilydaffern5812]

This is so frustrating. Butty's case would not be difficult to solve, using techniques to protect those who feel anxious and not blaming Butty's behaviour on the owners demoralising them.

[@lauramolony]

That mouthing is because when he was a little pup, he didnt get enough feedback and discipline from his mum and littermates about it. Nobody really told him in his language" Oi, that hurts! Stop!"

[@avenger8399]

OR he`s been played with as a pup and the owner`s think it`s cute!!

[@iknownothing-49]

All those apples!

[@AcousticTelevisions]

I wonder why they don't turn their backs when he jumps. Doesn't keeping eye contact with him doing it more invite the dog to continue and jump up? I don't agree with the families idea that it was about pecking order either. 😂

[@jamd9941]

CAROL BASKIN GETS ATTACKED BY A DOG 😯

[@aishahzaman2862]

😂😂😂

[@dwseblingg9360]

I got attacked by a dog yesterday. Fun times.

[@bradleyedwards7934]

DWSeblingg sounds fun ngl

[@myyt7590]

Try hitting it seems to do the trick

[@Amberlilyx]

maybe the dog is teething, depending how old he is, my dog wouldnt stop biting me when he was a couple months old. and the dog probably think shes playing depending on signals

[@HazBoz-ds8hr]

Tight lead and keep the dogs head Infront of you at all times

[@lex_xx8817]

“He just won’t leave me alone” it’s a young dog what do you expect 💀💀 (I own 2 dogs)

[@harryhoy9710]

Think the old bat needs more training then the dog

[@johall2639]

Lol..hate to say it but the dog would be better off elsewhere...it's playful, lively

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

Oh yes, someone with anxiety, a MH disorder may I add, needs training… give over. Have you ever suffered anxiety? If not then you have no place to judge.

[@Ghost572]

Why doesn't the donut buy a muzzle for it and then start training it.

[@unaestrella1876]

No muzzle needed.

[@amandagarnett7299]

As a vet nurse cockerpoos are the worst temperament ever they have the worst behavier problems iv seen loads put to sleep due to aggression. Not family dogs at all

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

Think they said it’s a labradoodle

[@johall2639]

What a dim choice to buy an elderly anxious parent???

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

You realise therapy dogs do exist. They probably expected a therapy dog, but then his behaviour went downhill

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@bambiesdoomsdayblue Almost like they need training huh (I mean both human and dog in this case).

[@_emmaxx9]

😂😂😂😂😂this is hilarious

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

Oh yes, biting is so funny!!! 🙄

[@maxinebulldog7095]

This is the actual height of complete lack of structure and leadetship

[@marcusmartin5758]

This where baseball bat comes in handy.

[@danielledewitt1]

That is evil and cruel.

[@creationsolved]

but dogs normally they don't bite for owner

[@ajperry7934]

Puppies do.

[@julieworsley5048]

puppies do its called mouthing

[@sanaali8524]

Is it okay to laugh?

[@officiallyieuan_8466]

Yes.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

Lol why not! Humans are funny!!

[@mamotoja8998]

U need to be tough, not aggressive, but tough with voice, cant understand being "oh no, dont do it " with attitude as she actualy enjoys being his chewing toy.. some people shouldn't have a dog if they cant handle - not cus the dog can attack them but the others. As a dog trainer you should be honest and say she is to weak, she is to soft, not playing around.. ehh

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

Owners need to quit thinking dogs are their babies!!’ You have to be alpha to them!

[@danielledewitt1]

Alpha theory has been debunked.

[@johall2639]

Totally wrong choice of dog for someone older with anxiety, what a silly decision, idiotic in fact...smaller, old, plodder dog..durrrr annoying to watch

[@bambiesdoomsdayblue]

You realise therapy dogs exist?

[@swaavo7596]

Oh no the dogs sexistttt

[@lilkandy7042]

I asked my mom can we have a dog and she said if we do angels won’t come or protect our house cuzz dogs are dirty ☹️

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Dogs are often angels in disguise 🙂 one day when you have your own place you will have one of your own. In the mean time is there a friend or neighbour's dog you could walk and play with? Maybe an elderly neighbour would really appreciate it if they have difficulty with getting about.

[@sabinmanimala7003]

u muslim?

[@lilkandy7042]

xerox peroxki ya

[@lilkandy7042]

Cleoldbagtra Allsorts ya but we can’t have them in the house I don’t know if my mom or parents or family don’t like it or religion but dogs I don’t believe can be angels maybe humans

[@poshpickle9024]

Your mums been brainwashed by her religion, sorry to say

[@adribouma4677]

Absolute nonsense!

[@rachelplays335]

Get rid of it

[@poshpickle9024]

RachelPlays get rid of you

[@danielledewitt1]

Dogs are not disposable.

[@rachelplays335]

I badly want a shitzu

[@rachelplays335]

@@poshpickle9024 ha you liked ur own comment

[@danielledewitt1]

@@rachelplays335 Don’t get a dog. You think they are disposable.

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

First of all: use a choke lead to make it uncomfortable for the dog to pull on it. Then do like Cesar Millan does. When the dog is jumping on you on your left hand side, use your right heel (or vice versa) to hit/kick the dog on the ribs to snap the dog out of that mental state. The pain or discomfort coming from the kick will be a mental reminder to deter the dog from jumping on you in the future.

[@hrichards9562]

This is abusive and completely unnecessary. Just look at “Guide Dogs for the Blind” - some of the best trained dogs on the planet and trained solely via positive reinforcement training - no kicking, no choke collars, no abuse. There is no excuse for abusive “training” like this, it is not necessary, outdated, and harmful.

[@louietsang1536]

Wow it must be very depressing and suicidal for any dogs you own.

[@hrichards9562]

​@@louietsang1536 Yep. Awful and so abusive. Disgusting and cowardly.

[@julieworsley5048]

thats animal abuse and if I saw anyone kicking their dog I would report them after really struggling not to to kick the person doing it you don't need to physically punish a dog we look after a pack of 26 dogs son a daily basis at the daycare I work at sometimes more than that they listen to us fine. Even the puppies