Dog Daddy VS Untrained Owner To Out Of Control Doberman.

[@rosehill9537]

She admitted she need direction as a first time dog owner. The fact she looked for help rather then getting rid of the poor pup is an awesome sign. She cares and is willing to learn. Hope she keeps it up.

[@danijelalise34]

First time owner and she chose doberman??? I guess she loved the looks of the breed and she did no research on the breed.. ps she has a great dog🤗

[@Flexb123]

@@danijelalise34 My first dog was a Dobe at 19 yrs old. She was amazing and super easy to train the basics. Now I'm on my 4th. I didn't watch the whole video but assuming she doesn't spend enough time with her dog nor has really buckled down to try to train. It seems like her dog doesn't see her as the alpha or leader, and that's the big mistake with a Dobe. But ya, she would have been better with a naturally calmer, more docile breed but Dobes are such fast learners when trained.

[@danijelalise34]

@@Flexb123 I totally agree with you.. amazing dogs, smart, loyal and absolutely majestic but.. you must know yourself and your schedule before you get any dog. I hope she will succeed but she has to change her way of life if she wants her dog to be happy ( and her of course). I wish her all the luck. Ps I' m amazed that you had your first dobie with 19.. and did all right. Congratulations! I wish more people are able to manage dogs the way you did.😊😊😊

[@monikavikic]

She cares? Actually she asked for help only after she got affraid of being home with her dog.

[@GF93725]

What the f*** is wrong with her choice of choosing a Doberman for her first dog? She has good taste though

[@kimb1816]

I am a 64 year old woman that has had 9 Dobermans over 46 years. Four of them have been intact males. This woman clearly chose the wrong breed and the breeder never should have sold him to her. First of all, if you can't give them tons of exercise and mental stimulation it is a recipe for this exact behavior. He is a really nice Doberman and totally typical for the breed. Great job evaluating him, Dog Daddy. I recently subscribed to your channel and am quite impressed with you!

[@shawnapenn7836]

My heart broke for him when he put his head in her lap and looked up at her , she took her hand and shoved him off

[@kitnwills3973]

Yup. She needs a cat. Or a huuuuge behavior modification program they must to TOGETHER. She’s got to get that concept in her head and be willing to make that commitment. Otherwise. She should give him to a more assertive, engaged owner and go VISIT him, sheesh.

[@kitnwills3973]

He’s looking at her….!? O course he is… he’s a dog. Not her “friend” or her “playmate”. He’s a DOG. AN ANIMAL. I wish her, them well. Will pray she gets it - finally.

[@vivienneclarke2421]

I'm 58,and have had 7 Dobie. Man I love this dog~!! He's fantastic,I'd love an update,I hope both the dog and his owner are doing ok....... My personal opinion~wrong dog for this woman's gentle personality

[@tresagriffin]

That's an awesome Doberman ❤

[@cynthy07]

As a lifelong doberman owner, people need to get breeds that they can handle, not just based on appearance and personal preference. People need to understand not all breeds are for everyone.

[@jodykurt9935]

Agree so much....Rottweilers are my dogs since 1990s but from what I can tell this is a well bred Doberman and I am curious about the breeder who would sell a pup of this quality to a woman who's never even had a dog before.

[@armandsmith1027]

@@jodykurt9935 honestly I don't know about the quality of that doberman... maybe it's because she probably feeds that poor dog garbage and doesn't exercise him but my 6 month old European Doberman looks damn near twice the size of her dog... and she said her dog is 2 years old

[@jodykurt9935]

@@armandsmith1027 Hi there , I am totally ignorant of the Dobie breed specifics but Rotts have been my passion since the 90s. I have to say that with my breed of choice bigger is definitely not better - my boy here has German import parents (ADRK) with very strict/planned lineages- full blown working dogs(all health certs as well). Mom and dad both topped out at 120-130 pounds. Anything much more than that would have thrown them out of German breed standards. Most American breeders think bigger is better with Rotts but not so (in my humble opinion) - rapid over growth can cause all sorts of issues & definitely shortens life span. Yrs ago, My 'mega male' at 170 lbs lived 7 yrs - my mini male at 100 lbs lived 13 yrs .....

[@mariamargut7063]

That's true

[@belmum1689]

@@jodykurt9935 Every Rottweiler owner I know are irresponsible owners, their dog has almost bit me from being scared its like the dog has been abused. One owner invited me around but to get to their front door you have to get past their few Rottweilers and the owner doesn't even come out to help, its like they are watching from the window while their dog is going berserk at someone the owner invited around it gives them some sort of power by watching their dogs not let someone in their yard, I have a Staffie she is very friendly but I wouldn't want her to scare people.

[@PiperSatoe]

I like how brutally honest he is, he sugar coats nothing

[@terribelle3]

That's why they call him 🐕 Dog Daddy and not, The Sugar Daddy 😂 I'll see myself out 🚪 😅

[@HotButterflyBabe77]

@@terribelle3 THANK U!! FINALLY someone with my bad humor!! 😅😃😁

[@dsoldier9227]

😂😂​@@terribelle3

[@justynablaszkowska779]

Ya think? I think he’s still too nice to them 😅 like the video with Saha lady, he was way too nice to her, I would of just slapped her to knock some sense into her😅 but yeah he’s very patient and a good guy overall ☺️

[@Georgeツ]

He was much nicer than I would have been. I was surprised that they made real progress, by the end. This lady seemed utterly hopeless to me. I think she just chose the wrong breed for her lifestyle. It would have been a lot easier if she had a smaller dog with less energy.

[@vampdiva6878]

When he said "It's not really magic it's a matter of understanding"... I love this guy!

[@silviapistone1794]

😂😂😂

[@sugarbear1965]

She’s walking the dog in heels!! Really!!! She needs a different breed! This dog needs exercise! She doesn’t look like she can handle the requirements

[@vampdiva6878]

@@sugarbear1965 What has that got to do with my comment though 😂

[@czeller66]

So perfect. 👍

[@edwardjackson9871]

100% of the training is for her. She needs to be trained. That dog is a great dog.

[@Konfiden644]

Read my mind!

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

Getting a dog without doing proper research is like getting married to a girl you just meet - Never going to end well

[@kimberlybaum1159]

You all are right honestly she doesn't need a 🐶 she has to much fear

[@Rainorshine004]

@@kimberlybaum1159 ohh Ll l

[@carresteigerwald3278]

@@kimberlybaum1159 I think she needs a lazy cat.

[@sharolynneholtz6207]

This Doberman is a perfect example of the loyalty, absolute adoration, and love they have for their owners. He wants her attention so desperately.

[@DocileBull]

I don't believe this is their first meet , I have a doberman and she would never just trust a stranger like this dog did but who knows. Also this dog is so well trained but this is not the breed for her ! They need a dominant person otherwise they will try to take over it's just in their nature. Such a beautiful boy, just needs a leader and WAYYYY more exercise..

[@DocileBull]

Didn't mean to comment on your comment lolz

[@tami.1111]

I agree he really wants her attention so much

[@shelleyveasey1174]

ATTENTION AND EXERCISE. THIS IS NOT A LAP DOG LADY

[@dabbadoo2226]

@@shelleyveasey1174 if you ever had a Doberman than you’d know that they sure think they are lap dogs

[@k9trainingspecialists]

This made me laugh. As a dog trainer myself I gotta say, the dog's are easy to train, the humans, not so much sometimes. 😂 Dog Daddy does great.

[@eslikeS]

you can't get a dog to solve your situation. dog is master, not you. because animal has to be free. it is not a thing. you have a dog and he needs to know you have a patience to care for his inner soul how he feels not only expressed and real.

[@rasimgokmen4807]

​@@eslikeS yess 😏💋🧡

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

This dog is not bad at all, it's just a spaz with no training. It's lucky it's not much worse considering the owner. She just mentally can't handle a dog with any kind of energy, maybe get her a retired grey hound or something.

[@wavy.m3]

for real lol this was straight comedy

[@Petra-beta]

I would be telling her about herself if I was called for an emergency where this aggressive dog was keeping the owner out of her own house and came to find a lovely, young, unexercised dog that was being demonized for wanting to play with its owner. This poor dog has been in this situation for a year or more like this, and she is acting like a princess of some paradise island that has never encountered a animal of any type before. Calling a dog playing and looking for activities and attention an aggressive terrifying dog is beyond absurd, and he keeps telling her, “Ma’am what you have here is a normal dog” and she is still trying to convince him this friendly, very sweet dog is Satan. The so called bites on her arms are nail marks because she has this large breed cooped up in a two bedroom apartment and never lets it outside or plays with him. I am surprised that whole place doesn’t look like a hurricane went thru.

[@Two_Buck]

Dog Daddy you nailed it dude. That dog is a normal dog. As a matter of fact, he is a perfect and fantastic dog, not to mention absolutely beautiful. He is just frustrated because his owner is clueless. You can see he is starving for attention and exercise.

[@martineshamzin7535]

Its also a fact those dogs really need a lot of exercise. I mean a lot. I used to get on a bike and just let them pull me along when I was a kid.

[@barclayfarm-britishwhites4039]

Exercise Exercise that dog needs lots and a strong leader.

[@barclayfarm-britishwhites4039]

That is it exactly 💯 leadership,, I don't understand why people who have never had a dog, get a dominant dog that needs a confident leader. Get a poodle or cocker spaniel. First dog should not be a German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, or any big dog. Especially Especially if you are not a confident person.

[@begsbegsbegs]

This dog deserves better

[@yeahok2790]

@@barclayfarm-britishwhites4039 cockers are definitely not a beginner breed. I have 3. I always recommend a shih ztu lol

[@ambermoon1401]

Ok how the hell is this training abusive?!? I have seen so many videos saying he's abusive, this training was exactly what this poor dog needed!

[@Ziiaworld]

He has been reported before for killing dogs and etc, he's day room bro

[@InkedGizmo]

@@Ziiaworld when/where was this??

[@Ziiaworld]

@@InkedGizmo this was probably back in 2019 are 2020

[@kristindoyle4560]

Jealous people make up lies about him

[@Ziiaworld]

@@kristindoyle4560 there was proof

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

This is a great example of WHY a lot of perfect dogs end up in shelters....we need to train the humans as much or more that the dogs. Excellent video!. X

[@barbismom5762]

'Train humans' exactly! ♥️🙏🏾

[@annstar4306]

So so true 🙋❤️

[@Josh-qb8fi]

You must be one of those dog owners who let's the dog be in control of everything and you. Dogs all have a purpose instinctively and have to be able to do what that is and there job is to please the owner that's why they want the owners attention and praise. You play with your dog you feed and groom your dog you love your dog and you train and utilize what there natural instincts are for there job. If a human needs to be trained for a dogs needs then you don't need a dog you need a stuffed animal

[@marshadavies8440]

Poor animal, totally useless existence.

[@s.v.662]

Plus she didn't match her lifestyle and dog skills with what kind of dog she got. The first comment was right. She's a cat person.

[@hotflippinmess9178]

I'm rewatching this and I just can't get over what a good boy he is. I feel for her cuz she just didn't know any better. Then the Internet tore her apart and that doesn't help at all. I have faith in both of them!!

[@hotflippinmess9178]

Can we please get an update if she's okay with that? I'm cheering her on!!

[@annajester5810]

I love your comment! People are so quick to judge and tear others down. I see a woman who loves her dog and is trying vs giving up.

[@rog3129]

Having volunteered at a shelter, many dogs are there because of owners like her. So it’s frustrating to see such a passive person with this breed.

[@expendable4h002]

She needs accountability. There are too many people who coward in the face of being held accountable. They use their charm as a deflection and then cry and play victim.

[@madz1100]

​@@annajester5810would be better for the dog if she gave him up. Clearly she didn't do any research before choosing a dog and that's scary!

[@mamapre2802]

She is the problem. He’s an amazing dog. Her commands are lazy. She keeps pushing him away without giving him a command so he knows the boundaries. That’s so confusing for him. He’ll continue to jump on and at her and eventually hurt someone because he doesn’t know how to control his own emotions. You’re amazing dog daddy!

[@sylvietourneur116]

Oui c'est elle qui est pas nette

[@eslikeS]

because he is there to show the problem and show emotion. without that he can't protect because his reason is to keep love he lost from separation of mom.

[@kellylevi2308]

Poor Dog. She's useless....

[@mickizurcher]

They’re not lazy they’re weak. She’s very weak.

[@mickizurcher]

Any dog she gets it’s gonna be like that even if it’s a small one like a Chihuahua they can be just as out of control

[@SteadySteppin]

She keeps saying he attacked her. That’s a kiss from a dog with a lot of energy.

[@autumntaco8722]

Yeah, if that dog wanted to attack her she wouldn't have that pretty face anymore. It drives me wild when people that don't know anything about dogs say a dog is attacking them, or bit them, when it's play behavior. There's a couple of people banned from my house because they are fearful, and their responses are confusing for my dogs. Especially the one guy who I will never let back into my house, his fear manifested as aggression, and he threatened my dog. No sir, the dogs live here, you do not. Sorry, but if it comes down to having mediocre company and maintaining the integrity of my dog's training, I'm picking my dogs.

[@chisquare5701]

I like everything you said.

[@artreyes4931]

yes! they generally outgrow that once. needs are met yes?

[@AsYouLikeIt_Zendi21]

I dont know what my dog is mixed with. The person I got him from says he's mixed with Rott and pit. I got him at two months he is now two years old. His energy has always been high. He doesnt play as rough with me as he would my husband or my son but he listens to my command because he knows I'm in charge. These doggies pick up on energies. Lovely dog.

[@coryc1904]

@@AsYouLikeIt_Zendi21 why isn't your husband in charge?

[@zeropointenergy1574]

Poor match. Energetic, physical Doberman with a submissive, non-physical owner. She should have a cat.

[@kindnesscupcakesandcrazy4720]

Totally. I hate her for this sweetheart.

[@VaniaAjah]

Exactly! Powerless owner doesn't deserve any dogs, because no matter what the dog's size, how high or low their energy level is - all dogs need a leader, not a servant.

[@scooterpush]

I wouldn't even let her have a cat.

[@cherylannesley937]

SO RIGHTLY TRUE

[@neutral9203]

She couldn’t even handle a cat. Maybe a goldfish. No honestly. You need to know how to handle and exercise a (any) dog. BEFORE you get one. If you are not a leader (dog leader) you shouldn’t get yourself this kind of dog. He is suffering so much because of her not treating and handle him correctly

[@sarahdeppisch3377]

I would take this dog in a heartbeat! What an amazing dog. I don’t think she wants to regularly exercise him by her comment “ does this mean I have to run around the block a bunch of times ?” … that dog is so desperate for direction and love, ugh my heart I just want to take this good boy!!!!!

[@derekgrey3927]

She clearly isn't a fan of exercising which is unfortunate for her and the dog.

[@Roquentinful]

The moment the doberman saw his owner made me tear up, you could see the excitement as if he has been wondering where his beloved owner has been. It's so obvious that he has much energy that could and should be put to use in good cause.

[@sheilameyers152]

The Dog Daddy is awesome… first seen him on Tik Tok decided to subscribe! Glad I did !

[@bluetaff9459]

She said herself that she just started to be more with him a year ago but before that she just was having him part time

[@evenelson-barry4855]

Super typical young Dobe,.no responsible breeder would have matched these two. Awesome pup!!! Prong left on...stupid and dangerous for him.

[@martinharrison9530]

@@sheilameyers152 l no

[@sheilameyers152]

@@martinharrison9530 why no?

[@yowgyrl]

He is such a good dog, listens to commands immediately. He's just misunderstood. Good thing Dog Daddy showed up.

[@LuneTuneMoonSpoon]

To the girl who has this pup- YOU CAN DO THIS!!! He loves you! Don’t give up on him!

[@segagirladventurespico]

Agree with u

[@sunshinenday3439]

He’s never going to chill pent up in that house and unless she’s going to take him for a long long jog or move to a large yard to exercise. This is everyday. It’s pent up energy. The dog needs a high energy athletic owner. Someone else would gladly give that dog a good home and she could try a lower energy breed happily would live there. Bad match.

[@Pixie_Barrow2024]

​@@sunshinenday3439 exactly I don't see this girl going for long runs or even long walks. I can see her with a short hair cat maybe.

[@funsizecreations830]

The relief on her face after the first command is priceless! You can literally see the anxiety leave her body! Thanks for all that you do!

[@kevindelacruz3529]

This poor lady is clueless. This dog’s personality definitely does not match hers. She seems overwhelmed. Hopefully she really puts her mind to it and stays consistent with the training. Good luck! Dont give up!

[@liz6595]

This is like the most productive comment.

[@marie-michelleanderson2851]

That poor dog! She's a loser who does not deserve him. My god how did she get him!? Such a great dog, the trainer is a great explainer. explainer.

[@benyisg7633]

it's not training. training don't teach behaviour. yelling the way she does have no effect, first she needs to learn how to be firm and make him do what she wants. It's more a psychologic problem. i had husky (very stubborn dog) and rottweiler, easiest dog ever i had comparing to husky. It s a psychologic war first, training comes after.

[@monikavikic]

This poor dog! The lady is idiot! She bought this dog while knowing nothing about dogs at all! It's unbelievable! Retriver would turn out aggressive with such owner, yet this dog didn't.

[@GypsyGirl317]

@@monikavikic what a mean comment - you don't know her. She has the right to learn. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@auriahhubbard5053]

I’m perplexed by how smart and willing to work this Doberman is. He probably hadn’t been outside since YESTERDAY, and he was still willing to give her all his attention. His sits, and downs are PERFECT! It’s kinda sad his talents aren’t being used to their full extent, but what’s most important is that a person and their dog can co-exist happily together. Trying to teach a human leadership is one of the hardest things to teach. It’s not an action, it’s a behavior. Good on you man for being patient with her.

[@veronikasidorjakova7690]

his reaction ist too perfect + I doubt this video is real. the dog MUST have be worked before.

[@SydneyBooksMusic]

Yes!! Heck my golden retriever puppy takes longer by far to settle down and focus and she gets constant attention and training and exercise and proper food, positive reinforcement, rest, understanding etc. This dog is excellent and has a wonderful temperament. She just doesn’t know wtf to do to care for this boy.

[@michellef.554]

Right ✅ The young lady is afraid of the dog. You can see he just wants her attention, praise, and time. These dogs are go, go, go! He needs alot of outside play time. We use to have an obstical play area for our Rottweiler. r.i.p. This dog trainer is awesome 👌

[@cariadbach]

Couldn't agree with you more!!

[@mikefrost1312]

@@veronikasidorjakova7690 Not necessarily... Doberman in general are super smart dogs that LOVE to learn and follow directions, assuming it's well bred and completely healthy.. I've worked with a couple doberman that were already 2-3 years old and had absolutely 0 training at all🤦 I'm talking, dogs that wouldn't even sit ! Within an hour with BOTH dogs, they were sitting, they'd stay (for short periods) and would come when called. For just an hour worth of simple training with a complete stranger, the owner was shocked lol. Same sort of situation as this video though, Good dogs who just needed real leadership. But, had an owner that was timid and never bothered doing the work.

[@ObservingAllThereIs]

She's so insecure and submissive. She hit the jackpot with such a good-natured and kind dog. With some exercise and guidance, and some much-needed play time, she has the perfect dog.

[@Oberbaumbruecke]

Yes, I wonder if she had done any outdoor exerxise with him before.

[@charmingbriana8243]

My uncle never walks his dogs I just started walking 1 everyday so me n the dog can get Excersise and he jumps on me alot and leaves scratches on me but I don't mind , he is hyperactive and I use to be but not so much now but I'm trying to get use to it

[@ObservingAllThereIs]

@@charmingbriana8243 Good that you're walking the dog. And fun! Too many people think walking the dog is just for the dog to poo and pee, but it''s so much more. I would go crazy being cooped up inside all day with nothing to do and only my family to interact with. So would a dog. One tip: teach the dog not to jump up on you. You have to help him to learn how to interact. I'm sure Dig Daddy, Cesar Milan and other dog trainers on KZbin have video's on how to teach a dog to show his happyness and love for you in better ways. Xx

[@imagamerchick]

@@charmingbriana8243 here's a quick pro tip girlie: when a dog jumps up on you, just raise ur knee up and they'll get down, once they get used to u raising ur knee every time they jump theyll stop jumping becuase they know the knee will stop them :)

[@lovesees4320]

Exactly Exercise & boundaries Don't let dogs walk all over you As Ceasur says over & over again Be the pack Leader ❤️

[@christineleblanc9281]

I am very impressed with how you deal with the "human element". After years of training and rehabilitating dogs; i often found that teaching the owners; without any hurt feelings or defensiveness, was the hardest part of the job. Everything you do with the dogs resonates with my learnings as well... But you are SO good with the owners. Props, hats off, a true teacher you are 😊 The Dog Daddy...

[@cathleenwedlake4705]

I whole heartedly agree. So awesome to watch Dog Daddy train both the owner and her dog at the same time. Nothing like practical application in real time. 😊

[@alissaalbritton_]

I couldn’t agree more! He is amazing!!!!

[@jtucci5711]

Considering how little training this dog has had he seems smart as hell.

[@Thomas.3698]

jtucci5711, they are a very very highly intelligent breed

[@grandsea2]

The dog has been trained alot on how to understand and meet the needs of it's past trainers, unfortunately the owner has not been trained on how to understand and meet the needs of her dog. Once she gets understanding that her dog needs to respect her and have boundries she will get the confidence to demand respect when those boundries are crossed. Then she will be able to take him for a walk, then do other obediance and fun training with him to get his energy used up. Then when they get home she will be able to relax and so will he.

[@crazyflowerlady1060]

That's Dobbies.

[@cjdagoat6541]

It's natural in the breed they just need firm, experienced and loving owners

[@williamvaughan5624]

The dog had gone through extensive training. She said the first year she had him it was in training 50% of the time…sounds like she didn’t even have him during that. She even mentioned bite training, nuts. She was probably just not involved.

[@rafaelah3521]

Don’t shame owners that seek help guys! We should encourage them! Dog daddy really gave her a lot of great advice. Such a pity to have such a playful, happy dog and not be able to enjoy his company. I hope she’s doing better now !

[@Sarah-bn1hg]

Maybe she should have researched this type of dog and learned how to handle dogs in general before becoming an owner and choosing to buy him. This is her fault he didn’t choose her she chose to purchase him. She’s LAZY SHE THINKS HER MONEY CAN BUY EVERYTHING. it doesn’t fix laziness

[@jirou6228]

@@Sarah-bn1hg no need for the harsh word she want to change for the better that why she hire a trainer to help her train her dog

[@punkrockdavid]

If she can’t match up to the responsibility required to own the dog then she made a mistake in the first place getting that breed. It’s like a person who doesn’t drive well buying a Lamborghini. You don’t buy something that’s beyond your capabilities. Many many owners fail to realize this when buying specific breeds. I hope she’s got better as an owner because she looks like she cares for the dog but looking at her demeanor/timid personality, she was never meant to have this dog.

[@shekhsapon]

​@@jirou6228 and the

[@kristidavi]

Right, but just like another commentor said, sometimes the match is off. Just like with people. She needs a little dog or a cat. A Doberman owner should not be an inexperienced dog owner imo.

[@mymai5859]

She doesn't realise how lucky she is to have Dog Daddy come to her house. His popularity has exploded since I 1st watched this vid a year ago. She is a sweet owner & just needs to grow her personal confidence.

[@MistressGlamFairy]

DD is so diplomatic! Because when when she was sounding contradictory, he was constructive with his criticing her on why he behaving like he is!

[@anasazbarga5964]

I know she shouldn’t be scared of a dog she bought but you can see his health is good, he knows almost all commands which shows she actually cares and not just wanted it for Instagram pics

[@jjbowman4653]

Yes, I think she got caught in the face and didn’t have anyone to tell her “it’s okay” and now worries she raised him wrong. AKA a loving owner who wanted the best and feels like she failed. Good reason to always go to a trainer so you have someone to call and walk you through overwhelming situations (even if it’s your third dog for example) ❤️

[@AquariusReadsFantasy]

The fact she’s trying to get help for herself, shows something so I hope everything works out for them in the future.

[@wendypeeters7656]

She is work in progress

[@jlwilliams873]

I hate to be the one to say this...BUT, the training that this dog has WASN'T done with this lady. Yes, he knows the commands, but I think she paid for someone to train him, and the only reason he follows HER commands is because she gave treats when he did them. One of the FIRST things she said (when they were going in the house) is "Do you have treats!?!" This dog was raised getting rewarded for doing "tricks," not WORK. She was treating him like some trick pony. And, when he got overwhelmed, excited, or bored, he became ill-mannered, which in HER mind was "aggressive." She plainly said "He will just snap!" This is NOT the breed for her. I could tell even Dog Daddy was getting frustrated with how ignorant she was acting. (Not calling her names, just stating how she made herself SEEM!) I just felt, watching her during the video, she wanted someone ELSE to do the work. She just really didn't seem serious about correcting her prior "training mistakes."

[@orangemascara]

@@jlwilliams873 you have no idea what you’re talking about

[@madelynemorgan525]

The dog absolutely loves his owner bless him

[@Sleepless-777]

Das macht jeder Hund aber das hast du vermutlich noch nicht verstanden

[@lislelisle5453]

Agree.

[@TaReneeO]

I pray people stop getting dogs without no kind of knowledge or training. The dog suffers. It's always the human, not the dog. Very good dog!❤❤

[@micheledickey4066]

You can definitely tell that he’s been trained well. He knows his commands he just obviously needs consistency. She’s asked for help and she found one of the best!!

[@cristinasoto6577]

I’m just gonna throw it out there… she’s giving me Amanda Bynes vibes..

[@jeiwaru]

That's her first dog!? Damn she got lucky with him. He's a just a happy, goofy boy that needs some firm leadership 😄

[@birdwatch2516]

I'm frustrated with her. She is way out of her league. Humans do this all the time and refuse to see their own foolishness. That dog deserves and needs the right person.

[@sylvietourneur116]

C est ca elle est alcoolique ou droguée normal quel le chien soit fou

[@hanna2u]

thats not nice of you. just because she did not have training with dogs you dont need to slander her on line.@@sylvietourneur116

[@mortychops]

She's incredibly frustrating! The poor dog. I can't understand why someone who has had zero experience with any dog would choose to get a Doberman as their first, with little or no research into the breed! She doesn't seem to realise this is a living animal & you can't just programme them or shut the door & forget them. It's unfair to the dog & if she doesn't change her behavior that poor dog will be miserable.

[@eslikeS]

i am so sad to see this and love to know you said it perfectly that humans are hypocritical so much. i don't know how there could a wise person love the dog right when they can't really match if there can be true moment of understanding and potential come true to its point. it could be so nice and i dream about it. hope that can be solved because why shame

[@Thomas.3698]

Omg I just saw what she's wearing ..high heels Lol No she can't keep that dog. She needs a cat. You know what I mean.

[@Mamas-had-enough]

This is a perfect instance of a beautifully obidiant dog, and a seriously cluless owner!!!

[@vagrantastronaut]

Got to give this owner credit for wanting to learn. I was frustrated by her ignorance at the beginning and felt sad for the dog whose needs weren't being met at all. But I believe she has the potential to take charge of the dog. She was taking on the criticism well in such a short span of time. Hope the dog is living a good life where he feels secure under his owner.

[@ChildofYAH_33]

I felt the same way ,I was like what a waste of a beautiful breed ,and I thought this woman doesn't need to own a dog...then I thought maybe there might be hope. I never like the people that will get a pet because they think pets are accessories. Dogs need exercise and interaction. I hope she was able to learn a few things from DD.

[@catrinalopes5723]

Your right she was very eager to learn and she does love him I think the problem with some owners is they treat dog like a human baby

[@tarshacross3478]

@@catrinalopes5723 my son tells me this all the time mom she not a baby I am learning and we came along way For my Birthday I'm going to see Dog Daddy

[@medinatabor6492]

@@ChildofYAH_33 I'm sure she did...

[@medinatabor6492]

@@tarshacross3478 LOL! Sometimes it's hard not to coddle them, LOL! I have three pits and two dachshunds and they can be so much fun, but they ALL know when I mean business!

[@sweezy7455]

This man has a crazy connection with animals. They lay eyes on him and almost immediately know who the alpha is.

[@chateaupig826]

Also , he has a LOT of experience handling large aggressive dogs . Not for everyone .

[@dcdc139]

What is an "alpha"?

[@chateaupig826]

@@dcdc139 alpha -as in alpha Male. Apex -at the top -like Apex predator . Daddy is at the top , showing who dominates . The dog knows HE is the Alpha , not the dog

[@yowgyrl]

Augusto reminds me of another famous TV dog trainer. I'm hooked on these videos.

[@yowgyrl]

​@@dcdc139The top dog. The leader of the pack. The Dog Daddy.

[@josephestes5508]

Wow! I love how you explained everything to her so plain and simple. I’m not a trainer but I feel like everything you said to her is spot on and exactly what the dog needs.

[@shannahighsmith1179]

Right. So kind and nonjudgmental of @thedogdaddy

[@williamalexander6962]

Beautiful. You're right, this is a good dog. He really just wants to play. He immediately bowed to played and I smiled. He just wants interaction. He's pent up and needs to work. Beautiful pup.

[@VanillateaGirl]

That dog NEEDS to go run in a field!! He has so much pent up energy

[@jessicalilley5239]

Yes TONS of built up energy. He needs physical and mental exercise. Dobermans brains never shut off. Mental stimulation and exercise is as or even more important than the physical. Also he is amazingly trained, but never taught "down time".

[@MissCookie8260]

Small apartment with a huge dog with endless energy is a horrible idea. Like you said, he seriously needs to get out his energy. He'll be a wrecking ball without exercise.

[@Lulu10-t9k]

She really dived into the deep end with this breed as a first time dog owner. Extremely active and intelligent. I hope they were able to find their rhythm together. He is such a sweet goober!

[@laurenharsma8440]

Goober was the definition I used for him, he’s just a big ol goober and she didn’t expect that big goober energy

[@indyford3531]

She didn't know any better. He does seem like a sweet dog. Looks like he could be too much for her though. Nothing is written in stone there is hope for everyone. She deserves credit for getting in touch w/ Dog Daddy.

[@josephestes5508]

What a good boy. At 25:00 I cracked up😆 Couldn’t help it. He was being so good and then it was like he just couldn’t take it anymore he had to go spaz but he really is a good boy and is just begging for some guidance from his leader.

[@sinverrette9803]

23:50 had me in tears! 🤣🤣🤣

[@cb4839]

I am so happy to give that beautiful sweet and smart Doberman a loving and strong momma. Too much dog for her.

[@AaronJaeger]

Ugh. I would love to have this dog. You can tell how intelligent it is. The woman needs more experience and training.

[@sharmilawilliams3599]

He's a great dog. He just has the wrong owner.

[@mariamargut7063]

The most intelligent breed i ever know... Learns commands in seconds, its so funny training them.

[@svetlanaseamone1920]

Aaron, get her your contact and she maybe happily would release this beautiful young dog to you.

[@AaronJaeger]

@@svetlanaseamone1920 I already have two dogs of my own and foster regularly. No more room at my place.

[@paisleyhendrix43]

If you’re unsteady with a dog , have no confidence and are actually afraid of your dog maybe don’t walk him in heels ? Be more grounded and stabile and your dog will too , I love pretty shoes but it’s a gradual trust building expertise . Proper shoes for us are like the proper collar for them - it prevents accidents and injuries . I really hope she continues with dog daddy

[@BelindaShanle]

You are so patient, not only with dogs but owners. Making her understand he needs guidance and understanding she is acting like a playmate and not the dominant. I hope she got the training she needs. He's really not a bad dog.

[@medinatabor6492]

No, he isn't, he's just a ''toddler'' that gets into everything, it seems, LOL! They'll be okay, especially with the right guidance for both of them.

[@marsaeille]

He’s so cute and typically Dobie: a big energetic goof ball with a lot of affection. He adores his owner for sure, and she taught him commands well.

[@Hjoy515]

That is such a loving dog. He just has so much energy and needs to let it out. This is a dog that is so eager to learn and be a good dog. He is excited to listen. So great. Thank you DogDaddy!

[@micheladuranti7562]

THE dog LOVES her so MUCH! He needs ro walk, to run, he can t stay closed in an apartment!!! A DOG CAN T STAY LIKE A STATUE!!!

[@pennyp7382]

My Dobie would run 30mph next to my jeep and run and run and run and swim and run and would still want to swim and play some more. He needs lots of exercise. She should get a bike and he can pull her. Fun for both!!❤

[@ninjataisen2007]

A Doberman isn’t a dog you can just passively own. You don’t need to give up your whole life but give them structure, exercise and set them up for success.

[@Stormcutter562]

I’m actually surprised she lasted

[@emma9409]

This is why so many amazing dogs like dobies end up being branded as dangerous when they're not. It's the stupid people who don't know what they are doing. He's wants to please her but doesn't know what to do because she don't know what to do.

[@hotfreakaa]

Yup.. i own one... You couldn't have said it any better

[@gypsy5558]

As the owner of two dobermans this dog is displaying typical Doberman behavior. He's always checking in with her. He wants and needs her attention. They are big babies at heart but very needy with attention and affection. They are extremely smart and easily trainable hence how he responds to all commands immediately. Dog Daddy is 1000% correct. The owner needs training. He loves her very much. This can work. It's been a year so I hope they're happy together now 💓

[@brandiemalone2846]

She definitely didn't do her homework before choosing her first dog! Such a beautiful, smart dog! Absolutely nothing wrong with him but she definitely needs training to be a proper dog owner.

[@TheSporadicShade1]

I don't understand how he can be so obedient even though he has not been trained. What a wonderful dog. And I think his mamma will learn just fine with a bit of guidance

[@inkerikavantera]

Dogs need a leader. They submit naturally to one. It is body language 100%. The barking is also not aggressive but scared sounding.

[@alycat9186]

I’m pretty sure she said he had been trained before. I believe she stated that in the beginning when they were in the kitchen or maybe the patio. The problem she was having was even though he learned commands, she wasn’t exercising him enough or being firm with him and always very playful with him to where he would get out of control and she couldn’t handle it bc he’s so big now. Those weren’t issues when he was a small puppy, but at 88 lbs of solid muscle that’s a different story. And now she’s scared of him bc of the bites she received and instead of recognizing his jumps are playful her prior trauma of the bites makes her think he’s being aggressive. You can tell he’s a sweet dog, but he needs boundaries for sure. And like DD said in the video he thinks she’s his litter mate and not his alpha. So he was probably play biting. You know how sometimes dogs pause and stare at you right before they do the pounce to play? So if they are not corrected when biting as puppies they don’t understand they are really hurting you.

[@johannacontent2613]

I have never seen a trainer with absolutely confidence in himself and no hard handling to the dog. He is amazing 🌞👍👍👍

[@Lithane97]

I hope she continued getting educated on dogs, he was such a perfect boy, just needs an outlet for all that energy, and structure.

[@katja6332]

I really appreciate the patience and calmness and politeness yet no bullshit approach towards this woman. It is beyond me why an submissive anxious women with zero dog experiences needs to get a Doberman puppy. She chose the dog for many reasons but not the right ones. I highly doubt she ever read about the breeds character and needs first. They look beautiful and I bet she chose him because of that. Hence I don't know her motivation for getting a Doberman as a first dog. She herself acts like a toddler who's annoyed with the fact that this dog needs a lot of exercise and training. I appreciate the dog trainer explaining her everything, like not let the collar on except for training, not being tense or anxious but firm, telling her how to give commands in a relaxed but firm manner etc. She really looks tired when she realizes that HER whole attitude towards the dog needs to change. Well done, hope she sticks to the training. ❤ I myself got me a Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy mix and the breeders asked me what kind of dog experience I had. I said I was raised with German Shepherds but my father trained them and at age ten my parents gave me a hunting dog (English Setter) and helped me to raise him and put me into dog shool with him. Then the breeders ask me if I am ready to go for puppy shool again and I said, yes of course. That's why I trusted the breeders. Many breeders don't ask for dog experience but look at the money. RR is a complex dog and needs a lot of physical and mental training because she will grow into a force of nature with a lot of muscles and force and strength. Hence I git myself time for three months to be around my puppy like a mom for maternity leave. It's good for this woman that she didn't gave up on the dog but was looking for help. Still, something tells me she should not own this dog. Let's hope she can learn how to change her attitude. Thank God for her that dog is just waiting for commands and exercises and a pack leader ❤

[@pip5461]

What a lovely dog.... it's the owner that needs training, luckily for the dog that you are there to hopefully sort her issues out...

[@whitneytachie5022]

It’s the heels for me during the walk🤣 girl get a bird or hamster

[@potatopotatoeOG]

Not a bird!🤣

[@sampurnabanerjee6551]

Lol.. true 😂😂😂

[@marsthegrl]

Literally she bothered me so much 😭😭😭😭

[@Jurzei]

She knew it wasn’t no damn bad dog she just wanted to get with ol boy lmaoo , she got heels on ,called him daddy, called him magical lmfao

[@potatopotatoeOG]

@@Jurzei 💀omg, daddy? I didn't watch the whole thing, I couldn't get through this mess😆

[@sharonleekeim]

No way should she have this dog. She's afraid of him, these are the people that cause so many wonderful animals end up in shelters waiting on death row.

[@olguiq1013]

@Sharon ... SO agree.

[@evelynsolares155]

💯 agree. Never be afraid of your dog 🚩

[@Nicomanism]

She wanted one to "fit in". The place looks small for him . Also, doberman dogs are difficult to train and require serious attention.

[@hematicfunctionary]

@@Nicomanism They’re actually easy to train. The thing is that they need 100% consistency. Not everyone can give that to their dog and that’s where the problems come from. I don’t think this owner understood that when she got him.

[@natalieBJW]

@@Nicomanism Dobermans are extremely smart and easy to train. They are stubborn Is more like. They do need an alpha figure or they will fill that place. They need to be mentally stimulated. If not they will be destructive

[@alexanderpersinger7074]

I have been using this kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU as a handy reference book. I read through the book and enjoyed the little glimpses of examples. I love that this author believes in rescue dogs. The tips and training has been invaluable and gave me moments of...."how simple why didn't I think of it" so it's been a great tool. Thank you!

[@melissaclifford8398]

I respect her honesty, willingness to show her weaknesses, and also allowing filming in a house that is messy (likely because of her dog). I agree she took on more dog than she was ready for, but her attitude makes me feel hopeful for both of them. Nice job Dog Daddy!

[@jlynn1001]

Hes such a good dog especially considering hes had no real direction up until now. The cries for attention are so apparent and sad, but she seems willing to learn so I hope they are able to learn each other and build more of an appropriate bond!

[@JenniferVerdin]

Right!! He needs to run and play so bad!

[@michelebova-sq4wm]

She should have rescued a cat

[@doubleoboyz9798]

You took the words out of my mouth he's just a lonely, hyper young pup who needs training and she's reached out to the right person #keepupthegoodjob #Dogsrule

[@stephenswanepoel3722]

I'm seeing this 2 years later and would love to see how she is doing with him now.

[@chelsieable1564]

This is a true professional! I’ve been following him for sometime now. DogDaddy is AMAZING!

[@jjbowman4653]

I wanted to hug her. She was willing to go RUNNING for this good boi! She just seemed tired and hearing that he was ‘normal’ and good made her smile and it was just nice. So that’s my two cents ❤️❤️❤️

[@dmojak]

Yes , very nice. Just a little irresponsible of her to choose such an advanced breed for her first time owning a dog. But glad shes asking for help and hope she can have an open mind to see where shes going wrong.

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

@Apple she does care for him in her own way. Give this dog some exercise and direction please.

[@claudiacanales2662]

Yeah she definitely loves him and is really trying. Kudos to daddy and her!

[@stjohnssoup]

He’s a young male Doberman needing lots of exercise and interaction.

[@viper454545]

I'm over here as a Doberman trainer, wanting to adopt this dog asap!!!!!!! That is a good dog that is going to have a stressed life and die too young. This is very hard to watch!

[@kmoore6105]

Please I hope you were able to get that dog. She totally picked the wrong breed and I’m surprised the breeder sold him to a total inexperienced owner. Irresponsibility on both sides.

[@Braedenfish]

Yes I must agree.... this was disturbing. He was so polite and professional and minced his words many times n veiled the truth cause he knows the only chance they have is to build her up. Hope he does a follow up on this amazing friendly totally in love dog.

[@CatchThatFlyBernard]

She said that initially she owned him with someone else, my assumption is he was bought during a relationship that has now parted ways

[@grammyd8361]

I want to adopt him too! A Dobie is NOT a good pick for a 1st time dog owner! She needs to go to a trainer to learn how to work with this dog. Breaks my heart to see her with him! I see so many dogs in shelters who through no fault of theirs, have had unknowledgeble owners. Another 2 or 3 months of this type of owner, it will take a big strong man to teach him. To get control of him and settle his mind. I don't think anyone has told her that Dobermans need 3 hrs a day of exercise and command repetition, every day.

[@miichable]

I agree and I couldn’t keep watching. This dog is behaving so well and all the pent up energy from being cooped up in that small suite - she said she hasn’t even been home since the day before and this is evening time the next day. My dog would have been going insane and completely destroyed the house in this situation. I hope he ends up with someone else who lets him run and have a pack. Doberman’s are extremely social pack animals.

[@odonnelldenise]

❤Thank you to the owner for allowing us to learn along with you. I think you did a great job learning new things and overcoming your fear with the help of Dog Daddy. Congratulations!

[@judymonroe-walton3376]

What a beautiful sweet baby. Very well behaved. He just needs to go out to potty and have playtime. He kept going to the door like he was saying I need to go potty. And the high energy is he needs to go for a run. And when he was laying his head on her lap, he is wanting lovins. My Meka has her head on my lap constantly. I can't imagine how it would be to not have her head on my lap wanting scratches and belly rubs. She needs a cat not a dog.

[@rafaelah3521]

I actually fell in love with this lady! She’s terriefied of this dog, yet doesn’t give it up and seeks help. She’s absolutely sweet. The dog is great. I hope it’s gonna get better, cause there’s potential.

[@5ashura514]

Hahaha nice joke love it 💀

[@patriciajin6206]

@@5ashura514 wth

[@miac2382]

In love?

[@tmcgee1614]

I hope she spends more time with this dog working with him. He is beautiful and just wants to play after being cooped up all day. He is so glad to see her. He is a wonderful dog.

[@irener.3849]

Such great dog. The owner has no clue how to handle him, it’s sad. It’s not a good match. Cat would be a better pet for her.

[@kimmarcy2859]

😂😂😂😂

[@Kreeplifeinc]

Kathy D who are you to suggest she can’t handler her dog . She has the leadership role down pact her dog is overly dominant she has enlisted help and you think in a 33 minute video you will see every aspect of their relationship.

[@pip5461]

Absolutely !

[@kevis5372]

@@Kreeplifeinc it’s pretty obvious. Stop making excuses. If she knew how to train it properly she wouldn’t have this problem 💯🤝

[@dtaefrm313]

@@Kreeplifeinc she can’t handle her dog why do you think she called him? Not for tea, she’s scared to walk in her own damn house. Not to add that the dog listens to an complete strangers commands more then the person who houses him can’t say raised.

[@marydiab444]

The way she was pushing him away at 30:18 was so sad to me. He just wants love, kisses, hugs, and to be walked and some fun activity.

[@CudaBarracuda]

The same😟

[@wavy.m3]

yup that part did it for me. if she doesnt want affection from her animal why tf does she have one?? he would be so much happier in a family that actually appreciates him!

[@JuanGarcia-gd1hs]

No, she did good. Dog needs to learn boundaries first. Then after the affection

[@LourdesHutchison]

Yes. So sad, but poor lady she looks so worn out, like she looks totally done. I hope her situation got better. She's so soft spoken, bless her heart, of course her dog is not going to take her seriously.

[@LourdesHutchison]

​@@wavy.m3.. he told her Not to pet him at that moment.

[@azmgbbb]

20:11 “He’s looking me in the eyes. What is that?” 😬 She’s afraid of his every move, even if he’s waiting for a command.

[@ramin2381]

She is acting too

[@gurukumar4434]

@@ramin2381 yes.. i think she wants to get rid of that dog.. she is a acting queen

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

@@gurukumar4434 Aw that's awful...yeah she's mentally weak. Probably her mentality on many aspects of her life to give up on things and blame shift.

[@yerintaem]

Something I love about the Doberman breed is their eye contact. It seems intense but a lot of times they are just studying us and trying to learn more, it’s not an aggressive behavior at all. Dobermans have wonderful eye contact

[@Konfiden644]

Right 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@goldenratio5117]

Props to dog dad!! So much good advice , he really cares. World needs more people like this. He really went out of his way to help that girl... Man I don't know how she got this far. The doberman has a lot of potential with the right trainer poor guy just want structure, playtime and love

[@joyreigns6987]

It takes a lot of humility to admit when you're in the wrong and when you need to learn to do something better. So props to this lady for reaching out so she can learn how to improve the relationship between her and her dog and improve the quality of life of the dog.

[@0116Lori]

She reached out because she thought that the dog was going to injure her or kill her. She was a afraid of the puppy who just wanted to play. He plays with her like littermate. I am glad that she got help though so maybe she will understand the dog better and have a good relationship with him. He's a great dog and loves her.

[@jeanmullen4681]

I have been meaning to request that you post this 2-part video again. So glad that you did. This video gives us a lot of insight into what you encounter, and what your clients are sometimes overwhelmed with. How stressed out they are. It shows how patient & considerate yet persistent you are with the owners, some of whom are at a loss to know what to do or where to start with their dog. Her dog is a great example of what happens when the dog is “in charge” of life. The owner seems to be so overwrought, anxious & distracted with her situation that she just cannot absorb what you are advising, telling her at times. You almost have to take baby steps, and help her to appreciate each accomplishment along the way, so that she can then see that it is possible for her to take the next step in training, and her dog is responding. And you can see her growth.

[@debrajohnson1086]

Dear Dog Daddy, Your skills, knowledge, and kindness for humans and animals; just bring tears to my eyes. God bless.

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

TY DD for further explaining the prong collar. Sooooo many people think it hurts the dogs and should never be used. When he told her it’s ONLY to be used during training and removed all other times bcuz it could injure the dog was a necessary statement. Not just for her, but for the critics of the collar as well.

[@baperacks-com6801]

She's a escort like u. The dog is only for protection

[@LifeisEnergy2]

Some people leave the prong collar on all the time because they are not educated and so many dogs have gotten injured that’s why a lot of people became against it.

[@shonnahsweeney7206]

To damn right you are..

[@chomuu42]

it does hurt the dogs though ! the skin on their neck is very sensitive. the only point of a prong collar is to instill fear and intimidation into a dog. a good trainer should be able to teach a dog to not tug or jump up without scaring them into submission. :( there are many better methods that have better results and don’t hurt the dog !

[@monicaweaver4522]

@@chomuu42That makes no sense. Mama dogs pick up their puppies by the scruff of their necks. Prong collars used judiciously work wonders for training and walking large dogs.

[@puggychu]

I am so impressed with the intelligence of this dog. I am happy to see the owner is getting the training he needs so they can build a better relationship. She looks ready to give up ...hang in there! You got a beautiful smart dog. He is worth the work & will be a wonderful companion once he is trained.

[@chancyross9126]

That dog is totally feeding off her anxious energy! He’s very trainable. If she is always in fear of him, he’s living in constant chaos. I agree, he’s very confused. If she listens and follows his direction, they will be ok. I know they’re all different, but my dobey was literally effortless to train. He just had to understand what I wanted him to do and that was it.

[@liz6595]

He acts like a hyper child, he is a sweet dog he just needs to get out and run for like 30 minutes to an hour XD and have a firm hand and some training for manners in the house.

[@pepcaladno6251]

Exactly my thoughts!

[@lenaniemeyer4450]

To be honest, I don't think that 30 minutes or an hour of running will do. I think the dog needs more than that! He's young and full of energy. Several walks a day, a place were you can let him run free and on which he can play with you and other dogs and also an activity that stimulates his intelligence like obediance training or agility. . That's what dogs need. Especially breeds like this. What do people nowadays want? A good looking cool dog that obeys and loves you and can be left alone at home for hours and hours on end . But putting time and effort in training and actually meeting the dog's bare needs for physical/mental stimulation?! No thanks!! People, please get stuffed animals instead, smh.

[@deeptoot1453]

Make it 2 hours of medium to intense exercise at least. Trust me.

[@ko7302]

@@lenaniemeyer4450 I would ride him on a bike or put him on a treadmill for total 2 to 3 hourse a day. After a month you can decrease. They get calmer over time and need less exercise when they get inti a habit of exercising.

[@nayastuder5908]

2 hrs minimum, that's a doberman

[@patpilley7192]

The poor dog. He's looking for direction from his owner who is clueless. He needs a long run before any training takes place. He is desperate for some fun. . The owner needs to dress appropriately to exercise the dog, i. e., flat comfortable shoes at least. My heart aches for the dog. So misunderstood. I hope she can progress with your training as she appears to love the dog.

[@patpilley7192]

The dog is looking for affection and guidance and she keeps pushing him away.

[@tiffanyclark-grove1989]

I KNOW. My puppy is a five month old giant and all I can wear now is tennis shoes..even with dresses. Always ready for working with my little giant.

[@theBUSHBLADE]

PAT, EXACTLY-- what the Hell is she wearing? An underwear looking mini skirt, bare legs, and 4 inch heals. Then she wonders how she gets scratched and bruised by a big puppy with claws. It's sad because it's obvious the poor pup loves her but isn't getting anything back.

[@adelasode]

Im blown away by how she was able to implement your suggestions and it worked perfectly! Great Video! She definitely got the help she needed. so happy you were able to make it there in time!

[@ChloesMicroChip]

You can tell she is so overwhelmed and frustrated he did so well with her and the dog! He’s so patient and understanding! It’s so clear the dog is just full of energy and wants to play and has been just getting over on her bc he can and will bc hes a puppy! Just like he said the dog sees her as a litter mate not an owner! She was hoping he would come and it would be fixed immediately you can tell by her body language at the end. She just has a lot to learn … I hope she learns! He’s a good dog :)

[@shannongillum2641]

This dog is really so well trained she is the only one that needs trained!

[@leoneranger9348]

She made progress in this first session. The trainer clearly has his work cut out to get her to follow the steps and follow through. Beautiful dog

[@dukie1616]

Just found you yesterday. You are the real deal. Any dog owners who find themselves in your services is very lucky to be receiving your valuable guidance. You are helping humans to learn and live with our beautiful dogs.

[@fallbrkgrl]

If I were younger, i would absolutely love to have this dog. What disurbs me, was the look on her face at the idea of having to even walk him, to expell some of his energy...sad. Such a great dog. I sincerely hope that she started doing right by her dog, or rehomed him. He's literally begging for structure and leadership, and needs a job.

[@sawyer.prodzz6987]

“I really need your help daddy” I can’t stop laughing that was probably so uncomfortable for him

[@brookeslackta0229]

My dude, you are an Amazing teacher. So much respect to you. You are saving dogs from ending up in shelters or being bounced around from owner to owner. You out here impacting the world and documenting it for others to see and also learn. These are the types of videos that should be on the internet

[@livelaughlove1855]

This lady can easily turn this fine dog into a bad one. He needs to go outside to walk and run. Plus she needs to give him attention and love.

[@miss80329203]

Amen

[@CarolynLoweRmldt]

Agreed. Play training will build her confidence and give him mental as well as bonding he wants.

[@roy-haroldthompson4650]

She needs a cat

[@donnarichardson2888]

He needs both a.m. walk and p.m. walk and dog park on her days off to rid himself of all that pent up energy. If she does that and implements dog daddy's instructions he will be a wonderful lifetime pet.

[@lislelisle5453]

Awwww dog daddy's people skill very impressive, it brought tears to my eye's, judging people that need help, is so unprofessional and it helps nothing! Why kick someone when they are down anyway. The dog is clearly loved, he clearly loves his mummy, they just need help. Dont worry dog daddy is here now ❤

[@pylyo]

hahaha when you know the "aggressive" dog for only a couple of minutes and he listens to commands like a champ at 7:28! :D gotta love the dobermans, this one is such a beauty..

[@mainestreammedia3127]

Sadly what I’m observing is that this owner is afraid of the dog…. She is so inexperienced with the doberman breed.. Dobermans are a lot of dog. You did a wonderful job reinforcing that his behavior is not aggression. This doberman needs to run free and play on many acres of land to release his energy, like my doberman has! My almost 3 yr old dobie would love his company and energy. I hope she comes to learn the breed and can coexist with him.

[@soitgoes_1334]

He was def misunderstood.. but such a smart pup that is just really playful & strong. Great Job Dog Daddy! You made both of their lives so much better...😊

[@lisataylor9011]

He’s absolutely wonderful . He loves her sooo much and he knows she is the leader of the pack but she’s just not firm. I’m so glad you are helping her you could bet we’ll have saved their relationship. Once she learns to read him and gets truly comfortable playing rough sometimes to allow his natural personality to flourish, and easily separates the behavior of a mature dog. She’s going to have the best friend and loyal companion she’s always wanted. Good news he’s almost over the puppy stage and he’s going to smoothly sail into adulthood. I’m so excited for them . He’s a spectacular good boy . Thank you more than I could ever express. Please tell her how happy I am for them both.

[@sanketramsey9661]

Man you are doing a really great to help people understand how natural is the relationship between dogs and human. I have a friend who have locked his dog for years in the house. They say that they take him out for walks but I don't think that's the case because when I first took him out on leash for a walk he didn't know what to do. He was so excited and started shaking. The lady I see here is much more loving yet confused with his. Never the less I'll share this to my friend and hope he'll learn something out of it.

[@sheilahammond4260]

That's sad. Yes, there are people who keep their dogs locked up all day. I had a friend whose neighbour had a Spaniel. The dog was kept in a cage in the garden. Always there, every day. The owner hardly ever walked the dog. He just kept him for the times he left the city, which was during his vacation. Eventually my friend reported her concerns, and he was taken away and rehomed, hopefully to a better situation. The guy didn't really care that much. I think he was glad to surrender his responsibility. It depends a lot on how we are raised, and where, as to our attitudes towards our dogs. In countries where rabies is prevelant, they are not so adored.

[@captgraybush2890]

I have owned multiple dobermans. U have to be very firm with them they are a dominant breed like a Rottweiler. My female dobe is 6 yrs old and I get compliments all the time on how well mannered she is. She knows the huge fenced in yard is where she plays and does the fastest dog alive zoomies and the house is where we have manners and dont act like a jackass.

[@jodykurt9935]

Yes, agree 1000% owned Rottweilers since 90s...same exact way just a little less vocal lol

[@ivonnecastro3569]

having this problem with our rottweiler, my husband and i are the main caregivers. we walk him and play with him, he is 15 months old and has shown he thinks he is alpha. He is nor listening too often, stalking our poodle (which i have to keep separated) and yesterday he out of the blue bit me. I had a napkin in my hand that he wanted, i told him no and he just leaped and bit my hand. then he growled at my husband in another occasion because he didnt want the leash, then another time growled at me for not reason. I was just standing in the yard and he came at me, my husband grabbed him by the collar. We know he is a great dog but we are not great trainers for him. sadly we are finding him someone that can give him what he needs. Never again will i take another dog, you raise them and fall in love.. it breaks my heart. I even told my husband im not crying so much because of the pain but because i never expected him to do this.

[@Smuvbee74]

I agree. Outside you can be a fool. Inside you better have some manners. If you start them young they will learn. You have to be patient. I have a 4 month Rottweiler and she is learning to chill in the house. Takes a lot of work and time. Dogs love to be with you all the time so spend time with them and teach them what you want them to do. They are like kids they want someone to lead them.

[@captgraybush2890]

@@ivonnecastro3569 The best thing you can do is assert dominance with the dog. When he is not listening or otherwise acting like he's the boss. Grab him by his scruff force him to the ground on his back belly up and straddle him while keeping his head pinned. He will fight like hell for a few mins. But will give up and accept defeat. On their back belly up is a submissive position for a dog. And in the wild, The dog on bottom belly up is the loser in dominance. Also not allowing your pets in your bed or on your furniture is showing dominace. No more table scraps! The pack Alpha always eats first and eats the best food. The pack alpha ALWAYS has the best sleeping spot. So by follwing my instructions. You will be showing the dog you are the alpha of the pack. And if he bites you, Bite him right back. Grab a handful of floppy ear and bite it.

[@artiscrutial]

I’m so proud of her! 😢❤ At first I didn’t think she was teachable because I felt like she wasn’t serious. You’re an awesome teacher and I’m so glad you had patience with her! 🤗💕

[@medinatabor6492]

I saw fear mostly! You cannot show them that! They will walk all over you literally!

[@vampdiva6878]

Same... Because I was only watching and I lost my patience with her 😂

[@cosmothewonderdog8602]

She wasn’t teachable. He did another video with her and she hadn’t learned a thing.

[@vampdiva6878]

@@cosmothewonderdog8602 If you have a link please share. Saves me trying to find it

[@lilayork6410]

Awwww. He just needs a good run. What a sweet boy. Long time dobe owner and trainer.