Dog Daddy VS Confused Out Of Control Doberman.

[@robfel68]

Hey folks, an abused dog would never show that kind of trust and love at the end showing belly and all. Poor dog was living in deep fear and severe PANIC. He pushed the dog beyond that horrible state of mind to show there is nothing to be afraid of. The dog had all the tricks in the book to not confront the fear like snapping,biting,putting paws on the leash and so on. Thanks TDD for breaking the ice and giving that dog a better future with trust,calmness and best of all LOVE FOR STRANGERS.

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

You described that perfectly!! Thank you 🙏

[@colvinsmith9325]

You know absolutely nothing about dogs this dog is panicking and stressed out because its being choked out. How would you like being hung from a leash. This man has videos of him encouraging his german shepherds fighting each other.

[@carlaferrier2652]

robfel68 I agree with you. People are so conditioned to think that treats and passiveness trains a dog. This dog was in a bad state of mind. The dog was throwing tantrums to avoid anyone's demands. He did an excellent job pulling that dog out of its own head. This is exactly what this dog needed. If he hadn't done this with the dog, inevitably she would have had to be euthanized for being a dangerous dog. Not a life. He literally may have saved that dogs life. He understands their body language and knows what needs to be done. Great job. This dog can now be on the road to a happy and content life as long as the owner learns and doesn't resort back to her old ways. Excellent job Dog Daddy.

[@John_Malloy]

Yes, I agree. He did a great job. And I appreciated that he showed that "nitty gritty" hard work in the video, which can be risky because you might get the oddball, ignorant person saying that he is choking the dog.

[@bridgetb6582]

what if, she'd been corrected so much for walking away or being not close to him that she was doing everything she could to avoid that correction, which to us looked like a desire to be pet. Belly up is usually an appeasement signal, especially in this context. She's doing whatever she can to avoid that correction and appease the handler (person that was choking her out, hissing at her like a fucking snake and forecefully trying to muzzle her). it has nothing to do with if she likes you. he was putting pressure on the leash during the petting too when she would try and walk away, so its not like she had a choice. He also pulls her onto him twice and she tries to get away from him and is actively uncomfortable w it. She's tolerating it because what other choice does she have. she wouldnt even offer him eye contact ffs. no training was done here, this was just mentally and physically abusing a dog until it was so exhausted and shut down that all she could do was try and appease the guy. despicable. if your training looks abusive it's because it is.

[@mylesburley7251]

The Guide elaborates on the techniques used on the show. The examples given in the kzbin.infoUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 are helpful and some of the techniques suggested very useful. One such technique/tool suggested was the lure stick to encourage a small dog to keep up with the heel command. I have a small dog who lags behind smelling any and everything and find it hard to keep bending over while walking to his level. The lure stick is great also for another dogs focus and sprinting at anything that catches her eye. The stories about different dogs, their different temperaments, have been helpful, especially Lulu's: After reading about Lulu's challenges I felt relief concerning one of my rescues that I have had for 10 years. Over many years I have checked out many training books from the library, watched different shows, DVDS, bought training books, taken lessons and this book is the best by far! Kindness, patience and perseverance works.

[@morahrakefet]

Estella is a very intelligent dog who finally met someone who understood her and didn't fall for her tricks. What an excellent training session!

[@POWER-LINKS]

Those front paws, man! Deadly accurate.

[@prettybrown8231]

Absolutely💯

[@starfishw7138]

Such a joy and an honor watching a full Dog Daddy training session. Thank you

[@barrymoore7503]

training session abuse session

[@barrymoore7503]

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[@georgecarberry9222]

This guy just did the kindest thing for this doberman anyone has ever done for her. He taught her how to trust & freed her from some of the fear aggression in her life. Dog Daddy's patience is incredible.

[@Cloudyconfusion]

I love seeing these long clips of the training without cuts and seeing the dog come to terms with the training and understand it. So many people just show a before and after and not all the in between and lunging or difficult moments it took to get there. This was one of the best and most transparent videos I’ve seen online of dog training because of this

[@downhillking2]

I agree you whole heartedly.

[@L-mo]

Agree. You get to see it gradually happening. You also notice the consistency, particularly in the neutral calm but firm energy of the trainer. That’s challenging and some owners just don’t have it. This was a sweet but under socialised dog. Needed boundaries set to feel safe and know how to behave - human children are very similar (Im not suggesting getting physical with kids, you need to do that with actions - showing up essentially- and words)

[@k.weirdo7747]

I agree.

[@cherry-or2rk]

I do too, I dnt use or have Instagram,most def You Tube! ☮️

[@husshhhussh]

💯 agree

[@dekepgreen]

He is very good and understands what the animal is feeling and how to counteract those fears and insecurities. It takes time. And he understood that.

[@wyaldkingdom]

She went from " I hate you! Go away! Let me go!" to " I love you! Where have you been all my life! Oh wait don't go!" Lol what a great day for this dog. Great job!

[@nali19751975]

😂😂

[@lilymensah4860]

😂😂

[@jonmichael02302]

This is to all the doubters & haters out there... How can you watch a video like this & question DD's techniques? This video speaks for itself. DD just did in a single hour what many other trainers couldn't do in months & months of time!! This man is a genius reading dogs behaviors & correcting them. The fact this puppy gave DD her belly at the end shows how much love & respect goes into his techniques. No "abused dog" would ever show this type of trust, that this dog just showed DD at the end of this video. I LOVE THIS GUY!

[@SZYB3]

👍🏻so well said 👍🏻🇬🇧

[@elizabethsherstoff7970]

Exactly!!!

[@homemdeferro206]

Agreed!

[@crixus5885]

Right on point

[@papasmizz21o4]

Spot on!

[@lastonesmiling]

Incredible. And credit is due also to the owner who was wiling to take on a dog like this, and who was open to learning. Putting the dog's needs first.

[@philipjones3793]

Not only is Dog Daddy amazing but he also has the patience and love of these people's pets. I'm amazed.

[@SarahTrpelivost]

The level of patience and time he spent on this dog...that on its own speaks volumes. Not to mention the dogs behavior at the end. Well done.

[@Lindsay-zn2kf]

The patience is key - and he doesn't get angry or frustrated.

[@fadipolkahi5544]

Waha, patience? It's been roughly 10 min.

[@yeahnah7220]

​@@fadipolkahi5544yeah, they can't be for real can they?!

[@ryanmalone2681]

I admire how patient you were and never let her get away with anything, yet your timing was impeccable for praise. You’re really making a difference.

[@fightorflightgamer4420]

I have shepards I understand the training methods. For a fearful dog, they have to go through that "fit" to work through it in their head. It's not abuse. You were patient, calm & gave her clear corrections. In the end, you can see how much calmer & happier she was having a leader.

[@colvinsmith9325]

the dog isnt happier its called appeasement behavior the dog is doing what it has to to get the dude to stop like when people coming home and their dog destroyed something and they claim the dog knows what it did because it is showing submissive signals but really the dog is doing what it has too so the yelling or whatever will stop.

[@colvinsmith9325]

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[@JeyFlash]

@@colvinsmith9325 it’s not appeasement coming from the dog..do you have dogs by chance? Have you raised these breeds by chance? He didn’t use a snack nor did he use things she accepted. He dominated her mindset by patience and assertiveness, creating a better system for an owner and dog relationship to happen. The dog is happier, how could it not be when instead of getting scolded, the dog has been mentally curbed to for the domestic situation. So now it’s much more positive reinforcement and energy without negative correction. As he said, other owners appeased the dog with treats and food, the dog isn’t appeasing anyone over getting what she wants. Lest you also forget…dogs naturally follow pack leaders instinctively and it works best for them..but let me guess that’s appeasement? 🤔

[@jaygonzales8258]

@@colvinsmith9325 thats the whole point of training, getting the dog to do what it has to do regardless of appeasement.. most people would just throw their hands up in the air and let that bad behavior continue until it becomes a mood, then the mood turns to temperament, then temperament turns into personality trait.. then you have an incontrollable dog because you never took control and let the dog develop bad habits and no boundaries. and now you have to really work and train the dog much more intensely... when it would of been much easier and less firm training needed if you starting taking control on day one you had that dog! And ofcourse every dog is different, you wouldn't need the same amount of physical intensity and energy when training a unruly corgi or poodle...

[@nv8227]

@@colvinsmith9325 lol this isn’t appeasement behavior. Allowing him to stand over her and not pulling away or fighting was appeasement. The muzzle allowance was appeasement. Everything after was pure trust once the dog realized there was nothing wrong or anyone going to hurt her.

[@peace.404]

I love how at No point did the trainer act frustrated with the dog. He just remained steady and objective.

[@dominique7269]

Amazing!

[@joyousbloom731]

That’s what I need to learn. Patience. So important.

[@aidagspringdalearkansas7058]

Your a God send. Blessings ❤

[@jenniferfleece2755]

I worked with my male Doberman for about a month or so to make him walk normally on a leash. He was still a puppy at that point but everyone in the neighborhood looked at me like I had a demon on a leash. I even had the " bike riding girl gang" say Not to like him bc he was the bad guy from the movie UP. I had a girl with a chihuahua in her arms scream at him for like 3 min when he got loose and and all my dog was doing was just sniffing at them. I ended up yelling back at the the girl to shut up bc she was making all of the dogs including the other neighborhood dogs upset 😂

[@crystaldouglas7423]

Dog daddy is doing the right way to teach the dogs to trust their. Owns

[@taleandclawrock2606]

The way she sought refuge in DD after muzzle was off said everything. She gave him total gratitude and trust. What an epic battle for her wellbeing, and impeccable patience, endurance and leadership skills from DD.

[@cynthiaaustin1763]

Something that seems consistent with every DD video is his incredible and accurate ability to read each dogs body language. He is better at this than anyone I have ever seen including world class trainers. DD, you are a rare gift to the world.

[@johnrussell5715]

OK sock puppet.

[@ruth6833]

Totally agree!🐾🐾

[@anng.4542]

@Cynthia Austin - This dog's reactions remind me of the flock of little sparrows eating seed in my back yard. At the slightest change in conditions, they all panic and fly off... even if nothing is there! The most important thing is to stay with the dog as she goes through her fear reactions. And maintain confidence, which gives her reassurance. At this early stage of training, it's more like an intervention!

[@thatguyfromca]

whats his back story?

[@cporter61]

Saw him in person 6/17, Just as AMAZING in person. BEST GROUP THERAPY IN THE WORLD!!!

[@heidevanness2788]

When she gave you that "Doberman lean", she completely trusted you. Love and patience. And that's what The Dog Daddy has. Nice job.

[@airmike1271]

That almost put tears in my eyes when she rolled over on her back for a belly rub. Wow.

[@gio_32]

Last year I got a puppy my brother asked how is training going. I stopped and thought about it and said training is going good it’s only been two days and this puppy Has me cleaning the house multiple times a day waking up at five in the morning and Attending to her every need I would say she’s training me really good.

[@jewelsbarbie]

😂

[@suesanders1169]

I used to ( and still do, even though she is in heaven now ), say I am a " WELL TRAINED HUMAN!" 😉

[@margaretthorne1540]

😂

[@evanielsen2260]

Ha 😂 just like my mom's little dog. My mom is constantly crying bc she's 80 and says that Bella runs her into the ground and is the boss. She gets bitten, scratches, and barks non-stop at her. I'm definitely going to see how much it costs and will try to get dog Daddy. He is the best.

[@nicolejones4404]

The End, It says it all right there! You not only saved that owner alot of foresable heartache, you saved that dog's life. When Estella jumped in your lap and had to be on top of you, was the trophy, had me tearing up. Thank you for all you do for these owners and dogs. ❤️

[@biffa1234100]

did me as well Nicole

[@PitloverN]

Smh

[@jefdby]

yeah, now its just that the Owner will have to follow through and do what she is taught to do with her dog, and not revert to whatever she was doing before. The dog daddy can't be there all the time.

[@kclombard7956]

WORD!

[@KKIcons]

An added emotion for me was seeing a dog saved in my Starlight's place. All these years ago, my kid's dog got teased by neighbor kids in her yard. In spite of my training, she had several incidents of these same people coming into her yard to tease her and getting bitten. So finally we decided to pts. I agree the op is right that dog daddy saved this dog's life. I am so impressed with his timing with this dog's complicated evasions and fear aggression.

[@georgecarberry9222]

This brought tears to my eyes. Just imagine the world of terror & confusion this poor little girl has lived in. The freedom from all of her fear & anxiety has to be so healing for her. DD is so incredibly kind & patient. He really cares & it shows.

[@elviraarcangelo5364]

👍

[@travis8469]

The patience this man has... my god.. are you a an actual saint my dude?

[@THEronleon1]

Right. I would have kicked the sheesh outta that dog, I'm sorry

[@PitloverN]

@@THEronleon1 I hope and pray u don't have dogs

[@THEronleon1]

@@PitloverN well your prayers are useless, haha. I had dogs as pets, have been around them. Some owners get owned by their dogs, some own them

[@PitloverN]

@@THEronleon1 you believe prayers are useless...because you've never had one answered. It's because you have no beliefs except nonsense. I've been around dogs longer than you've been alive. If you has read on you would know I've said it takes more than 1 class to solve the problems these dogs are experiencing. So back up and pump your brakes dear

[@theresagomez2605]

@@THEronleon1 you would kick the dog because it's owner sucks? You should seek help.

[@theme34xcp]

I love how he was able to recognize the minuscule micro reactions she had to signal that she wasn't ready to be petted and was about to bite. You can tell by the way she kept angling towards his hands to keep an eye on it. She almost got him when he went on top and behind her head to lightly touch it. He was a pro

[@daughteroftheking374]

It's like a beautiful dance that he does with these terrified and confused dogs, and they always end up in love with him in the end ❤️

[@cartimandua_]

Look how much the dog loved Dog Daddy at the end. He saved him from a life of stress!! It was great to see that. It's what dogs know - it's how they correct their own pups

[@ironmiketeam4689]

Amazing :D true love on the end, took 1 hour of going back and forward to gain the mutual love XD

[@treeseneese8655]

Wow the patience he has is amazing. No wonder most dogs aren’t trained properly, people just get frustrated and give up.

[@USAcit]

Yesss!!! So true. I admit that I'm not very good at dog training. It's hard work that requires special people who know what to do. Not everyone is gifted as dd.

[@treeseneese8655]

@@USAcit Same with me. I have a five month old puppy and I am so frustrated because she seems so out of control sometimes. I need to have moremore patience with her to train her properly.

[@JUDYACST]

The most heartening thing that I've seen in all your dog videos, is how the majority either offer you their paw, or lean into you. You have such patience and genuine love for these troubled dogs. So many are tossed away because of this anxiety, fear and misunderstanding. Thank you.

[@shahidlone1282]

A thorough professional with a passion to train dogs. A difficult task as dogs can bite and react instantly. Enjoy watching his videos and marvel at him.

[@Konfiden644]

She puts up a good fight 😂 his training is straight to the point 👏🏽

[@denadunkin6221]

You have amazing patience. Thank you for heeding the call and helping this beautiful girl!!

[@jeradhoffman3937]

Looked this video up after stumbling across a video of some idiot accusing you of dog abuse. Happy to see you made progress with a dog that other trainers couldn’t reach, even if it had to get ugly for a few minutes. Keep up the good fight. People like you are keeping dogs out of kill shelters.

[@mesenupusa2665]

Was it this guy ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/noqakIOHnbGJa5Y If yes then i did too 🤣

[@mesenupusa2665]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqa0aYKuirGLo9U This guy

[@wisemangemariahcollins9637]

🤣🤣🤣 you are a problem

[@rosefishingfool3781]

Exactly! Without his intervention there would be more dogs at the shelter.

[@saltpepperketchup7082]

@@mesenupusa2665 no. Wrong guy.. Your video is of Zak George.

[@Psykrom]

I doubt there is anyone else who would have taken that much patience to overcome her fear and panic. Great job!

[@nancyterramin9028]

You got that beautiful dog through her worst nightmare and we are all grateful for your being in this world doing this good work.

[@jennyperea3268]

Found this dog trainer today and love how in his videos he shows how HARD it is at first- because many don’t show the repetition and hard work that goes into it! LOVE IT!

[@greenteapeng_]

The way he kept wanting to sit in Daddy’s lap at the end 😍 he kept saying “thank you I love youu!” It’s so important for the owner to have the same level of confidence as DD while continuing this training. She needs to make sure she is not insecure herself or else the dog will mirror this. Awesome job 👏🏼

[@NezyNails]

All i kept thinking was that dog was a strong independent black woman who didn't need no man in her past life😅 ... she was resilient til she saw he got time today for her foolishness

[@karenpaulsen8643]

You are awesome. I have always had big dog s Siberian husky two Labs at the same time very powerful. I didn't think I could ever walk them down the road three Dobermans that once and it got to the point I could hold it all three leashes in my left hand and walk just gracefully down the road and nobody approached me. I felt very safe with them. I wish dog Daddy would have been around when I was training my dog's it would have saved me days thank you so much

[@mc-kd7pz]

that's not an aggressive dog. She just skittish and afraid.

[@StoicTrader-]

@@NezyNails you're sick in the head.

[@tinasepulveda1895]

Exactly❤

[@Cnote556]

The man is a PRO and does his job like a G. Nothing but respect for this man.

[@miss_kolissa]

I just can’t believe what takes years of training he gets in one day. I’m amazed every time🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@theresagomez2605]

I wonder how many owners maintain the work he does?

[@colvinsmith9325]

he beats them into submission he isnt fixing anything he is causing more issues. these dogs will become more aggressive out of fear.

[@PitloverN]

@@colvinsmith9325 you've got that right!! I've been saying that and more about this dog abuser. He charges $300 to abuse these peoples dogs and they are so blind the applaud him. That's the sad part!

[@donnafoyster6381]

@@PitloverN so your solution to this aggressive animal is, yeah I thought so. At least he does the best for the dog, and you, just a professional hater?. Mamma said do what u do well. Yup u seem good at hating

[@PitloverN]

@@donnafoyster6381 furthermore show me any trainer who jerks animals around and call it training. He gives no reward WHATSOEVER, NO PRAISE NOTHING. He can't even explain why the dog is "aggressive" ill tell you this if that fool did that to me id be aggressive too. Ever heard of beating down into submission? Go Google that see if that fits what he does I dare ya.

[@tigger84284]

Cesar Milan always states DOG FIRST / love second. Their is no bad breed, there are bad owners. I give this women so much credit for seeking help. She saved her dog's life later down the line. I agree with the comment about a treat at end of training.

[@Signals_Jerry]

Cesar is an idiot. Somebody probably wrote that for him or he lifted it from a book. He'll strike a dog within seconds. That's not how u help the situation.

[@kerryberry2007]

Cesar Milan’s dog also attacked and killed Queen Latifah’s dog. So while I agree with that statement Cesar is a joke to me.

[@Signals_Jerry]

@@kerryberry2007 he's a fraud

[@Penelope416]

@@kerryberry2007 wow I never knew about that. That's terrible. He claimed that Latfiah's dog was hit by a car when it was mauled to death... 😬😮😟

[@NOAcer]

@@kerryberry2007 Over his extraordinary career, Mr. Millan has fostered, and helped - literally - thousands of behaviorally troubled animals dogs - often with dogs at risk of being 'put down.' " On Tuesday, Millan's rep called that accusation "a blatant lie." also "This incident occurred over 4 years ago. Two weeks ago, Ms. Mattiss' counsel sent a letter demanding that Mr. Millan pay her $850,000 Me: So You supposedly got bite and your dog died, but wait 4 years to complain and ask money. Something weird here 🤔 ( You should tell everything not one part haters). I have a sens of "dejà vu" OH yes when all the medias where against Johnny depp because " she say... " until proof were brought ! So yeah waitting for proof because nothing is moving in court for now seems like 🤷‍♂

[@kira-fireellis634]

I really like that you showed how long it took. People see little clips and think their dog should be “fix” that fast. They don’t see the behind the scenes stuff, like this. Thank you for showing this and just speeding it up.

[@hazelkagey6739]

Inever tire of watching DD, his patience and love of dogs is amazing! So many dogs just need a firm hand and calm voice to teach them they truly are man's best friend. Great job Agusto!

[@b.walker5955]

FABULOUS! I think before the owner spoke, I saw her wipe a tear away. DD allowed her to say it all, but that one tear spoke more than words. LOVED THIS ONE. patience is a virtue.

[@nancyfisher3887]

This man's loving commitment to train a dog to trust, a human to learn how to be calm assertive, is priceless. Hats off to a loving man.

[@neenaeverafter]

Estella is gonna miss him! Dogs always defer to leadership, NOT abuse or fear. Great to see her experience that bond and trust from him. :)

[@pursxxxmasmurf5751]

@Janet Pratt Lol yeah that says a thing about ur kind of people

[@mon_avis2978]

_Dogs always defer to leadership._ That's true. (2) The owner may not know how to execute techniques, OR they have some sort of moral objection to being firm. I've seen this in the comments to Dog Daddy's videos and among friends. Lack of skill is one thing, but these people (usually women) pull this moral superiority, one-upmanship, compassion thing about never being cruel, never hurting the dog, and essentially refuse to be firm. Sometimes they're also self-righteous about having adopted a rescue. Drives me nuts.

[@sharoneastwood.1025]

LOOK AT HOW HE'S PULLING HER TOWARDS HIM THEN HE STEPS BACK GIVING HER, HER RESPECT AND THEN PRAISING HER. SHE'S LIKE A SPOILT CHILD. THIS GUY'S FANTASTIC 😊.

[@catherinewindsor1654]

Yip, that's what I noticed and kept thinking he better be careful... she's going to...yikes! 😫 Of course she didn't. 😊

[@Braedenfish]

@@catherinewindsor1654 i luv his confidence in his skillset. He is not afraid of being bitten.... and has no reason to be he is Alpha, n bites heal😁. My dad would clap his hands n all dogs in plan would lay down n listen up when going nuts a moment b4 from all the running kids .

[@roems6396]

@@Signals_Jerry Spoilt is a spelling you find often in the U.K and from foreign English speakers. They end a lot of ed words with a t instead. It used to drive me crazy when reading translations, but you just need to accept that different places have different spellings.

[@noramartin96]

@@Signals_Jerry This is about dog training not english lessons Grow up and pay attention

[@OurOkieHomestead]

I've seen a lot of the shorts and it's amazing to see the transformation. Seeing a whole video, shows how much consistency it takes. I love the fact you added text to let people know it was a whole hour of working on just 1 thing. The dogs go from being unruly to submissive is amazing to watch either way. Only thing better than that is you sharing and showing what you accomplish. That's the positive side of Social Media.

[@sonjabaila]

And they seem to be happy when they submit

[@terimccorquodale9372]

@Our OkieHomestead Completely agree with your comment, especially the part where you enjoyed watching an actual training session, not just a reel or 10 sec. clip! The way he did EVERYTHING was simply *Amazing *!! 😉💕

[@Genesizs]

@@sonjabaila Yes for a dog that is very hyper or hyper aggressive even or over stimulated, for it to be shown that it can trust you and accept you as a good strong leader is what a dog like this makes it happy, specially big dogs they can to much to quikly even if not aggressive but overstimulated and no idea what they have to do with all this built up energy, you need to become a packleader for these kinda dogs and show them structure in their life.

[@sonjabaila]

@@Genesizs Thank you for your explanations, these dogs must therefore feel that they can rely on this master

[@inmortal009]

I'm speechless, this is unbelievable, this guy is amazing

[@LaizyDaisy]

He read the (very fearful and anxious) dog perfectly and was consistent with his approach - the result speaks for itself.

[@liliuiati9937]

She really loves that leash lol I think Dog Daddy did a great job with her. I know some people don't agree with Dog Daddy's methods but I think his methods are appropriate for the behaviour issues of the dogs he deals with. The results at the end are a testimony in itself.

[@DrDepth89]

Exactly what my dog needs. I asked the shelter which dog needed to go home the most. They brought out “Lou”. They said he had pretty much grown up in the shelter. A behaviorist was working with him a bit and you could tell he was very smart. He lacked any focus, jumped and nipped. Not much socializing to learn the rules. You could tell that he was unsure and needed a leader to guide him. He was about a year old then and it has almost been a year now. He has come so far. At first he was afraid/unsure about everything. Every little thing was new . Cars,bikes,motorcycles,garbage cans,plastic bags,leaves,tools,toys,scooby snacks ... and people. One by one ,through exposure , he has become good friends with all but new people. Only a few people have been able to win him over. Maybe because of the time spent in the shelter, he seems pretty good with most animals. New people are still something we are working on. I want this guy to be able to relax and enjoy meeting people. Not sure what someone did to my buddy, but I’m determined to help him over this hump. Might be time to come to one of your classes to make Lou happy and whole. Thanks for all that you do for our troubled animals!

[@chasejohnson9783]

Man I don't even know why you let people get to you keep doing what you doing man you got a gift from God

[@CindyPurses]

You are so patient. You have firm, gentle persistence. You're the master, Augusto...you are always successful in getting through to the dogs and making them understand. You're wonderful. I grew up with Dobermans. They're actually big lovable babies. It was heartwarming to see Estella trying to get as close to you as she can...she was bonding with you...brought tears to my eyes. God bless you!!! You're terrific!!!

[@nordics834]

Na he isnt good at all, he could never train a dog to show complex behaviours like Schutzhund or Mondioring competitions, he lives from his low IQ fan base who seems even dumber than himself, very sad to find out about this channel and his popularity, he is no Ellis, Bellon, Micke etc. he just a grifter.

[@vivienneclarke2421]

Same here. I've had the joy of sharing my life with 7 dobermans,got a soft spot for them! This brought tears to my eyes too. Happy tears tho. To see this dog experience calm,safe and trust for possibly the first time was BEAUTIFUL....... Then she behaved like most Dobies wanna do,lol,with cuddles and affection😂

[@ellendubiel4224]

I think that dog needed you and she's thanking you in her own by staying close to you. Good job

[@betsykendrick8179]

What a perfect way to say that! Yep. She needed him to help get her past her issue so she can be a happy Dobie!! Another great job!

[@Leesoleee]

Someone called me a dog whisperer the other day because dogs are drawn to me ❤️ I love the work you do energy doesn’t lie they know a alpha when they see one 💪🏻

[@nattchi8731]

Alpha is among Wolves Hierarchies and dominant breeder/International Wolf Center

[@whoswatchin]

Love the way he just chills with the dog after wards , that speaks volumes about the actual care he has for these dogs 🥰

[@franciscruickshank8794]

pity the owner mutilated the dogs tail. thought it was ilegal ?

[@pru7n]

exactly, even the dog is very happy after very tiring session

[@Terrysm3001]

@@franciscruickshank8794 It is not illegal in the US. Also it was probably done by the breeder when the pup was only a few days old. Glad that the owner did not do the ears. I like the floppy eared dobies.

[@ringerheringa3052]

What a wonderful session! One happy dog and one happy owner. A big thumbs up!

[@Antmanmoto]

I dont even own a dog but I'm mesmorized by this guys abilities w them. It's unbelievable and awesome!

[@coleenkulaw1447]

Get a dog, you won’t regret it! Dog Daddy has such a gift training these dogs to behave properly.

[@memorizeitwithmusic612]

I don’t even like dogs and I’ve watched tons of his videos. I think the reason I don’t like them is most are so ill behaved. If this guy trained everyone’s dogs, maybe I’d like them. 😂

[@Tricksten]

An hour to get the muzzle on shows incredible patience, turned the dogs life around. Your methods work.

[@thelastminmom5251]

Ya. And the whole time the dog was such a drama queen. Yelping as if she’s being tortured or something. It was intense Dog daddy is amazing

[@PitloverN]

@@thelastminmom5251 if you didn't like someone forcing you to do something you'd do the same

[@staceylytle7207]

Amazing training. To be a pack leader, you need to act like one. You gave her confidence and took away her fear! Amazing job!

[@dianeo7671]

Thank you, DD, showing us the ultimate patience that you have with “confused” dogs, you truly are one of a kind!

[@beverlyward2570]

She finally understands that he is there to help her past her fears! ❤️

[@wichopunkass]

By giving her a new fear, him. This dudes shouldn’t be near animals.

[@brittneysanders4027]

Hey anti hater , he doing god work helping her, so mine ya busssness

[@RG-vi1te]

@@wichopunkass and you should check into the first psychiatric help facility as quickly as possible, because your eyes seem to be not giving you the truth and your neurons seem to be lacking improper firing position. I understand if you might have down syndrome, but that would be irrelevant. Even people with down syndrome would understand this position.

[@debravowell8337]

The control patience and love DD showed Estella was so beautiful.

[@kristodd169]

I have to say this. There are dig trainers and then there is the real dog trainer, Dog Daddy! Such a beautiful gift. I enjoy watching your videos very much. Basically saving these dogs lives. They can relax and be happy. God bless you!

[@johnstoutenburg7163]

I love this guy he has unlimited patience and love for dogs and REALLY knows what to do to begin the repair of their behavior…. Love and faith in dogs

[@cindydalvano6740]

You handled that dog fantastic. Everybody happy in the end. That dog had a fear that had to be faced. Your patience is awesome.

[@dizzinese]

Thank you for slowing down the footage and showing more of an actual training session. I knew quickly you are an incredible trainer and do all the right things for the right reasons in your training. But for a lot of ppl that don’t know about how to train and are watching looking for tips, this was very helpful. Not everyone can get to where you go so by doing these kind of videos you may be able to teach those who can’t come to you. Thank you for this kind of video.

[@thepassportvisacompany9062]

This one of the best trainings of DD with a dog that clearly needed help. Very dedicated. The love Estella showed DD in the end was very heart warming & satisfying to see a fog push through all the fear & anxiety of being close to anyone:

[@aimemarin9543]

WOW, Dog daddy really knows what he is doing. He knows his job perfectly. This trainings were so great. Dog daddy had so much patience and that's a key to success with dogs. DD is a dog's psychologist. Thank you so much DD for healing dogs and help so many dog owners. TDD you are amazing ❤

[@danielleschlotzhauer]

DD your patience is commendable! I can only imagine how many amazing dogs you've saved from the needle

[@isisMandy779]

I'm so very impressed with the patience you have with this dog! I'm completely obsessed with Dog Daddy videos!

[@bethfisher8318]

I am amazed by the commitment and dedication that you show every dog that you work with. I am still in aww by how happy you make every dog and their owner you work with what a gift you have!

[@joekazhama5789]

It takes patience and skill ... TDD is incredible in both .

[@trudyhopkins4049]

Wow! The incrediblely calm patience and gentle persistence DD demonstrates is an inspiration for us all. I don't even have a dog but I love to watch Dog Daddy work his magic on defiant dogs leading them on a journey to peaceful surrender. It's a beautiful thing -, like poetry in motion.

[@--_-_-_-74..]

So happy for Estrella and her mom . Love your art , train on

[@jacquelyncurrie7644]

Wow the before and after here is amazing. Brought tears to my eyes. The amount of patience that dog daddy has! ❤️

[@uaintseememaaan8901]

I love the way you teach. You don’t get all technical with the explanations like Caesar Milan and you don’t hide your methods. You use a clear common sense approach and get straight to the point. You just go in and get the job done effectively and real and I know from the first moment the owners see you handle their dogs, they trust you and feel motivated like they can do the same thing at home. You are the realest dog trainer on the Internet bro. And you got some good music. Put on some R&B sometimes, tho lol

[@swizzleproxi4810]

At first the dog acted up so bad because she feared strangers as owner didn't give her proper guidance, the dog hated DD at first because of fear, now she's past that through positive firm guidance...the dog really showed how thankful she feeling confident she's behaving obedient now....amazing outcome 👏

[@kimberly4987]

Amazing. Just simply amazing. I again find myself in tears. Dog Daddy...do you know the priceless gift that you just gave this dog and owner? You just gave them quality of life. You are a super hero. Not all heros wear capes.

[@Tyler-1203]

What on earth was done to this dog to make her so fearful thank u to Augusto for his intervention Hope owner understands what needs to be done and listens to his advice

[@gjones455]

You have so much patience. Great work 👏👏

[@christinemurdock5808]

I seriously cried at the end of this video. Dog Daddy is a true superhero!

[@EmilyAnderson-fi3gt]

Unfortunately a lot of humans… don’t know how to overcome their own fear, let alone help with an animal’s fear. Great work DogDaddyy. 👏👏👏

[@karensheehan2878]

Give that man a medal. He has saved that dogs life. Not many would stick it out for an hour. Very impressed.

[@TheMothernerd]

What an amazing transformation. Stella is such a sweet, loving girl. 💖

[@hwinny2]

You are extremely intuitive, which the animals obviously sense. Without it, you wouldn’t be able to form a cohesive team as you do. It is a pleasure to watch your magic with the pups.

[@BGr8ful4all]

It’s all about becoming the alfa and gain respect and trust from the dog. All 3 are needed to rehabilitate and/or train a dog. And The Dog Daddy is a master of assuming that role quickly through consistent conditioning responses, patience, and instruction. Bravo, for another awesome lesson in what is possible and much needed! ❤️

[@junedunne]

*alpha

[@Tray-cee]

It’s called compulsion training…you make the dog do what you want it to do. It’s the human’s fault for allowing the pup to ever get this far!

[@emilysayswords2900]

'Alpha' theory has been debunked and doesn't work. I'd much rather put some time in relationship and trust building than have a shut down dog that can snap at any moment. And sorry, but yanking a dog on a poorly made prong collar around for AN ENTIRE HOUR isn't 'patience' or 'skills'.

[@timwind9978]

It was more than I have seen trainers do. Your mad your dog misbehaves

[@timwind9978]

My dogs love me because they know what to expect, I’m not going to lie, I wish I could pay him to fix my two year old pit we rescued…. Not scared just don’t have the patience this guy has. Plus my pit breaks ANY collars, he has a knack for it. We had to buy a back up chain that connects the leash to a second collar. Mad respect for what he does

[@Dali-q9m]

Amazing the time he takes to control and make the dog feel comfortable

[@elysiandesignz188]

I legit nearly cried watching the end of this video. Beautiful. Is it hard seeing them pushed? yes, but dogs are pack animals. The leader of their own pack would never tolerate such behaviours from one of their pack and would put them straight and that dog would take comfort from that strength, support and confidence. You see that here. Thank you x

[@renyjohnston4219]

I cried!

[@kindnesscupcakesandcrazy4720]

I'm binge watching but wow this is amazing ! That dog wants new friends so bad. So glad this owner is nipping this in the bud. She obviously loves her pup. Dog Daddy you are my new hero.

[@laquicha8159]

Mine too! 🤩

[@suesanders1169]

I love the way you EMPHASIZE that each dog is an INDIVIDUAL. While some have similar characteristics, the method of training may need to be modified slightly to get the desired results. I have enjoyed every video I have watched of Dog Daddy working with the dogs. He's firm but NOT aggressive to them. Again, always enjoyable watching Dog Daddy videos! 🙂

[@elizabethsmith3416]

Amazing work. Fear based aggression is usually picked up from the owners own fears / environment & lack of skills in basic training. The sad part is a lot of these pups 🐶 end up being put down in the long run. Thank you so much for what you do ❤

[@sarahwiedman7147]

Dobermans are truly affectionate velcro dogs so the fact he was able to show the dog it could have that in such a short time is beautiful

[@Slim_Hodge]

Dog daddy is literally telling this beautiful dog she HAS to stop her bad behavior...nowhere in this video did he seem abusive...the dog wasnt yelping in pain either it was pure stubborness and you cn tell by how she would put her paws on the leash every time until he wins her over by being alpha and coaxing and persistence and tiring her out...from gettin her to keep still on the leash to putting the muzzle on....You're the best my guy! Ignore the negative comments!

[@sadeoconner4897]

I’m also looking for the abuse!! Lol I saw man be very patient with a stubborn dog and got results!! In one session!! Where’s the abuse?

[@Slim_Hodge]

@@sadeoconner4897 he is VERY patient...a lot of people wouldve given up after 5 minutes.....he showing ppl if u want to train n win ur dog over u have to be consistent and patient...The man is brilliant. and not once did I see him use a treat...not saying treats are bad BUT he is being more practical with his training in my opinion...the man is simply brilliant.

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@Slim_Hodge everything you explain is wrong. This man understands nothing about dogs, hes a psychopath, backyard multiplier and hard animal abuser Learn basics about dogs that you lack. 😉

[@Slim_Hodge]

@@saarlooswolfhund6237 seek God 🙂

[@saarlooswolfhund6237]

@@Slim_Hodge seek knowledge. 😉

[@marciahenry3893]

Never imagined this dog could calm herself. Agusta you are simply fabulous. Work you magic. Even I can relax watching you. Amazing

[@taleahmcclellan4550]

I think its awesome how he never gives up on her and he never loses his cool or patience with her..he keeps with her and shows her it's all ok

[@johnbuschman8815]

You worked wonders with that dog!!! Thank you so much Daddy for helping that pup!! It was beautiful to watch!!! Joannie

[@brendafitzgerald3797]

I love that typical behaviour trait that all Dobermans have to park up on ppl. Whether it be on your feet if you're standing or in your lap if sitting on floor, it's what they all do. Ive had 3 Dobermans and love the breed.Brilliant to watch DD again help the dogs and their owners.

[@doncooper4729]

That was amazing! You have tremendous courage to interact with a Doberman like that. I can't imagine a pro athlete having the guts to do what you did. Your system of training meant that you could not let the dog get its way. Its behaviour had to be defeated by you which took an hour as your repeated. Your persistence and way of speaking to the dog won and by you winning the dog also won as it could let its guard down to receive affection from its leader (you).

[@bonezzzz6330]

He's very good at being more stubborn than the dog. It's very simple but you must commit to it at all times. Never let them win those battles.

[@fructosecornsyrup5759]

Do... do you mean _this_ dobermann or _all_ dobermanns? Because idk about you but mine's pretty chill. I don't need courage to interact with him.

[@barrycrump6189]

This was so beautiful to watch - establishing trust, kindness, and dominance with any dog is the key to a happy and relaxed relationship with them. While it may seem bad to 'dominate' a dog's spirit. A dog who is subservient to the alpha in the pack is a much happier and calmer dog because it no longer feels the need to be in control and manage everything. This desire in dogs to be the alpha causes all anxiety and behavioral issues in their relationship with humans because they maintain control by using aggression - barking, growling, and biting.

[@toasto_ojuiceo_o3420]

The fact that he worked at this dogs speed to get that muzzle on and didn't just force it, like so many other have done to so many terrified dogs, I'm a believer and a subscriber. love to see these owner/pet relationships saved.

[@DJ2Legit007]

All I can say is that this trainer, the Dog Daddy, is BRILLIANT!!! The level of patience he showed while using the exact amount of NECESSARY discipline was outstanding!!! I am in awe of this man's skills.

[@djerniet350]

Yes i just stubbled on his videos and I am impressed. Most people should not have dogs. They have no idea the time and work that goes into being a pack leader.