Dogs Behaving Very Badly: Series 3 - Episode 5 | Full Episode

[@panther7681]

Teddy is not aggressive. He just needs structure, guidance, and good leaderhip. And because he has none of those, that's why he behaves the way he is.

[@BlackStump172]

He is a beautiful dog . Why does that owner allow that ? It is not hard to get a GSD to behave . I have three and they do not jump on anyone that I allow in . They are great with my old little fluffy thing , though it took a bit of time to keep the young one to not try to play with her as she is blind and cranky .

[@antiquejean]

He’s a big baby with a high chase drive and never had to do anything anybody said. Sounds like a great life, for him.

[@sister_bertrille911]

Not really. He was probably bored out of his mind. Smart dogs like GSDs need stimulation, and training is a great way to give it to them.

[@MetkaAndKelmi]

🤣🤣🤣 I'm dying. They use the word agressive constantly and the gsd is not really agressive at all. He is just so excited and happy boy without any boundaries and basic training ❤ People who don't have time to train their dogs should not get them. All Teddys problems are easily corrected by right amount of exercise and balanced training.

[@carolwilliams8511]

So dumb these people. Thankfully there are trainers who can go in and help the dogs. I have no sympathy for the owners.

[@patriciaburke8729]

If they are so worried about Bailey why stand right in front of Ted with poor Bailey as bait. Whole bit is so staged. Lost a viewer with this one.

[@lilacollins7499]

Totally agree! He’s a friendly pup with no boundaries.

[@melanieallen3655]

Judgemental!!

[@sn00gums]

It’s ironic coming in and screaming, “Calm! Calm! Calm!” 😂😂😂

[@sonjalord6880]

Gobsmacked by them squeaking CALM at him, all he hears is the excitement and anxiety in their voices! If anything, they've taught him that "calm" means jump up to lick my face, please :) Fine example of a completely unaggressive, intelligent, bored dog who has never had any training. He's an absolute beauty, nothing wrong with him at all, he just needs to be shown what to do.

[@carolwilliams8511]

Exactly.

[@annephillips1870]

Mind boggling isn’t it?!

[@alisong2328]

That cat was pretty chill around a hyper German Shepherd! My cat would have clawed me to pieces! 😮

[@samanthacassidy6377]

Probably feels safe in its owners arms

[@MsJubjubbird]

It's probably just quietly plotting to push the dog down the stairs

[@M00s3r]

Cat is MVP

[@carolwilliams8511]

​@@MsJubjubbird😂

[@BlackStump172]

@@MsJubjubbirdHa! Ha! I saw a clip of two cats on a boat . One put his paw out and swiped the other cat down through the hatch ! Evil 😁

[@i.k.6044]

What strikes me in all of these videos: The dog runs to the door in front of the owner, the door is opened and the dog can run out unhindered, jump on people, bark at people or whatever. When someone rings my doorbell, I send my dog ​​to his place because I open the door and decide who enters the house.

[@carolwilliams8511]

Exactly. Your dog knows the difference between being a dog and a human. He is understood. Well done.

[@BlackStump172]

Spot on ! This is hard to watch , so I think I will go and play with my 3 + 2 .

[@Sarahdrybones]

I make my GS sit and stay when i answer the door.

[@themermaidstale5008]

That’s a good procedure. It allows the guest to easily come in without a large dog crowding in and taking up half the doorway. One trainer I’ve followed said new people should be greeted and shake hands/hug depending on the relationship, so the dog understands that this is someone welcome into the home and the family circle

[@bethanylightowler6436]

It’s so nice watching this and then looking at my four trained dogs

[@Rondawwg]

Teddy is a very handsome boy!!

[@loyal_dogs]

It's just sad to realize how many dogs are just completely demonized and missunderdtood like sweet Teddy. He is just pure cuteness and nothing but playful. They got the dog, an intelligent one that needs training and a job, but don't teach him even a basic no, yet demand he magically knows human words and then call him agressive and what not while he is just trying to make the best of a human world that no one helped him to understand. And for still adoring those same humans they think he's a bad dog 😢 he's a great dog, actually very chill, nice and easy to train.

[@BlackStump172]

He loves Nan !

[@ezridax19]

Exactly. They are very lucky he is not aggressive or reactive! He's just acting like a big puppy.

[@dellalyn9918]

Teddy is a beautiful GSD....

[@Hexhex66]

Buying a dog should be accompanied by a kind of „driving license“ for dog keepers in order to prove basic knowledge of dog training.

[@Solitude11-11]

Yes!!

[@Crazeywolflover]

This is my first video of his. I watch other dog trainers and all 4 have different styles. More power to this guy for finding things that worked for the situations.

[@carolwilliams8511]

I love Victoria Stilwell.

[@Crazeywolflover]

​@@carolwilliams8511Same! Also Cesar Millan, Joel Beckmen and the guy from In The DogHouse. I forget his name.

[@susangarvey9415]

I watched an episode of this yesterday and cried, my puppy took 2 years of constant training, a jack/patterdale mix and watching this I realise what a lovely beautiful little dog she has become. Love and patience is the key❤

[@sister_bertrille911]

"TEDDY!!! TEDDY!!! CALM!!! CALM!!! CAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLMMMMMMMMM!!!

[@elzaaltmann]

Not one dog knows the "NO" word

[@fetB]

its kinda funny how people think dogs udnerstand human language

[@fetB]

@@Speurneuscosmo tone isn't human language. Words are, and dogs do not understand words. Granny could have used any word in an assertive tone and it would have had the same effect.

[@fetB]

@@Speurneuscosmo omg, unbelievable. They can build an association with a word, but that doesnt mean they understand it like we do. It is a command indeed and it doesn't matter what word you use for a given action as long as you're consistent with the association of it

[@Speurneuscosmo]

@@fetB I erase my answer. Because the conversation with you is not nice how you react like I’m stupid. Next time, explain what you mean in the first place.

[@fetB]

@@Speurneuscosmo what about the term "human language" do you not understand

[@rosaliecarpio7768]

Love, love, love it! Thanks to Graeme yet again!

[@pammulholland3107]

German Shepherds are highly intelligent and need tons of intellectual stimulation - puzzles to figure out, different walking routes, obstacle courses, etc. A breed for experienced dog owners.

[@themermaidstale5008]

Most people give their dogs too much attention and affection; it’s all the time. In a pack the leader mostly ignores everyone until it decides to give a bit of attention. People whose dog goes crazy when they come home typically feed into the delirium by talking in a high tone, being excited and giving a lot of attention; they reward the crazy behavior.

[@carolwilliams8511]

Yes. Quite.

[@melanieallen3655]

Love this episode!❤

[@NicknooVision]

The little dog Bailey is really brave standing just with barks with the GSD, my Yorkie cross Canela would either have run or snapped at him at the first step XD ._.

[@CrimsonDrake-sl3qf]

He has the calm leadership energy right. That is what helps the methods succeed. And, he did stop saying Teddy was aggressive. (He absolutely was NOT aggressive. At all. 😂) All of the dogs in this video simply need clear communication, structure and consistent adequate physical and mental exercise from their owners. I feel a little bad for the two little dogs. They tolerate each other but never reached a calm surrender state about being around each other and were never pack walked to get them to see each other as pack instinctually. But, the family being together again with relative peace is definitely an accomplishment. 🙂

[@kaffir76]

5:00 incompetent owner. Bailey needs lots of outside time & exercise!! 😢😢

[@lynnwiltshire6220]

The title should be .. Owners who are so ineffective they should never own a dog.

[@shonamacleod9457]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ watching your program on tv

[@Sarahdrybones]

Oh come on. I have a German Shepherd and im the boss. He tries me but soon learns who is the boss. And im an old lady

[@FredaFlynn2008]

I too am an old lady and always had dogs, had three malamutes, three terrier crosses all at the same time until 2021 and no problems I now have a golden retriever and another terrier cross and both are no problem. People who can’t be bothered to train their dog should get a golden retriever because they train themselves. Such easy dogs to own.

[@carolwilliams8511]

​@@FredaFlynn2008Idiot people who do no research.

[@Asphyxia-l8i]

I believe the husband has trained Teddy to attack the mother in law after she threatened to move in. Seriously, can’t she get her own smaller place?

[@irmanogaideli3402]

German Shepherd are intelligent dog, so nice to see improvement

[@joannecannon5033]

I wonder how old teddy is,he is just like a big boisterous pup,I would be too scared to leave Bailey alone with him though,not because I thought teddy would hurt him intentionally but more accidently through rough play,hope it all works out,they should really get teddy some ongoing training and socialise him with other dogs perhaps

[@barbaramorgan6313]

Interesting looking parents and children living together.

[@nekogatocat4095]

I loved "cafeteria chihuahua" episode!!! i'd like to see it again!!! 😍 from Spainn💖

[@coachyourlifedaniela632]

It's work work work.

[@irumkhan3381]

Hes gorgeous

[@HilaryJulie]

why do people have dogs and then never train them.

[@samanthacassidy6377]

A lot of people don't think about training when it comes to getting a dog. They get a dog just because they want one

[@amyrobern9662]

Training takes work!

[@Wolf_S]

Ikr, like seriously what do they think is gonna happen. It’s like raising a child with no rules

[@angelikabergmann5297]

Teddy need rules, you must go to the shool ,it is very notwendig, it takes one or perhaps two years, and the peoble must learn too ,😊😊😂

[@straight.no.chaser1708]

Most people are seems emotionally immature these days and dogs feed off our emotions. If we can’t stay calm when they are going nuts as we see here its game over.

[@karenmcardle142]

Even the dogs know , the man's here , the dogs are bouncing of their owners, great episode, we the humans are the ones being trained, Their Angels❤ 😊😅 ❤Well Done ❤

[@DavidMartins1]

Always fascinating how people who wouldn't handle even a Pincher think it's a good idea to get a German Shepherd.

[@jaykrause5237]

tbh German Shepherds are incredibly smart and easy to train dogs so getting German Shepherd is a great idea most of the times, but sometimes you need a little help

[@DavidMartins1]

@@jaykrause5237 😂 Hilarious.

[@DogSpeak]

@@DavidMartins1 Jay's right. GS are smart and very easy to train. This one in particular would be putty in my hands in 5 minutes. Even when they are 'really bad', They're not that bad and just need to be told what behaviors are and aren't acceptable. That's why most trainers have them and why they are used as working dogs. They make us look really good. This 'trainer' was particularly weak. Never once did he tell the guy to correct the dog or exercise, or even get him started on the basics. None of the issues in this show were solved. But that GS would be very easy to fix.

[@ProudCanadian-vv6bk]

Pinscher's scare me more than GSH's. That dog needs training and more exercise

[@HazelHenry25]

Poor Teddy! All he wants to do is play..... I wonder if he has ever been able to play with any other dog/s?? In his life!

[@ezridax19]

German Shepherds are wonderful dogs but require a lot of training, clear consistent direction and leadership.

[@Jennygeee]

I can’t see any aggression in that GSD whatsoever! He just needs training for goodness sake!

[@lynn9111]

It really should be renamed to Owners Behaving Badly - "Tedday, Tedday! Naw, Tedday! Naw, naw!" ad infinitum.

[@kathrynflannery2889]

Wrong people for Teddy. He's a beautiful dog. It annoys me that the owners just sort of sit and stare, sort of expecting Graeme to do everything.

[@graceforstythe1814]

I agree,some dogs can be hard to train than others,an some would pull u off it feet.If u want to train it dog,I have to do the training right.🤔😊

[@elkefaber3103]

Because his long hair Teddy looks like a belgian Sheppard.🐕 🇧🇪

[@teresawingbermuehle4212]

Oh my neighbor has Teddy 's Twin lol

[@fludrbywest3886]

Very nice

[@barbaramorgan6313]

Willow needs a groom.

[@chrysalis4126]

The labrodoodle probably has sensitive hearing.

[@asmrmetalman1061]

The gsd is actually a really good dog, social and outgoing, just needs to get their needs met and some training, not a dick at all

[@EmmaHulett-ng9kf]

You Paul say that you would take ANY DOG!!! You don't do that th do you eh????!!!!!🐾🐾🐾

[@marinaknife4595]

People who are clueless on owning a large dog just shouldn't own large dogs - that dog IS NOT AGGRESIVE - it's owners just never bothered or didn't know THEY HAD TO TRAIN HIM AS A PUP

[@angelinacamacho8575]

in the first half bailey was doing a good job telling teddy what his boundaries are with him. teddy isnt aggressive just easily over simulated. dogs like him need to learn how to turn that energy on and off like a light. they also got him for protection so ofc he is going to react at everything because he hasnt learned what is normal and what isnt. with rocko and the pug it seems like there are 2 different packs happening with rocko and his humans and the pug and his humans and this could be the root cause of the issue. with willow i think the issue is as simple as "when my owner cleans she looks like a different person" because the status quo of not cleaning has changed. she also may be slightly prey driven and sees the brooms, vacuums, and supplies as prey that needs to stop moving. definitely prey and anxiety driven...for a lot of dogs like this learning how to turn it on and off with a flirt pole or the like is a good option as well in combination with slow training. sort of like giving her a better outlet for what she wants to do which is chase and bite the object. a kong toy may help keep dogs like her settled. with dogs like teddy it may be good to teach them the "look at me" command to take the stress and focus off of the other dog and cat a leave it command may also help.

[@tessmonro7102]

My border terrier goes mad when I start up the vacuum cleaner however if I make him go behind me or put him up on a chair he is fine.

[@kareneve-prior4891]

I can't believe the stupidity of the owners, They need to have training as well as the dogs!!

[@Speurneuscosmo]

Give the dog a job or else they get one of their own😂😂😂

[@heatherwaibel6361]

Happy boy teddy bear

[@lumia57]

Teddy is not viscous he's not had structure and training in fact my Granddaughter Cait pony ops! Dog used to do the same thing with me! As a massive pup she three years old and the new trainer said she is going to be great to train she is actually a mix of the stubborn breeds! American Bulldog and Akita best of it Perry was terrified of my late Chihuahua Buddy now she is weary of my shitz Bennington Monsterdoglettes. On the flip side Bennington and Dave my Daughter Lorna French bulldog Loveeeeee each other 😂 plus my Son Michael and Lisa have five Chihuahua and a pup bully mix breed and the smallest of her pack pixie will hang of Coco pops cheeck... She is well behaved and she goes to the same dog trainer started months before Perry ... Responsible dog owners .... Oh nearly forgot Dave and Perry live in the same home 💜🐕💜 brilliant Graham 💜🐕💜 as always

[@lce839]

Bilbo to Rocco Oh no! No no. There's nobody home! Go away and bother somebody else!

[@coreencasey5109]

Its usually training the owners thats the hard part. Dogs are pretty easy.

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

The german is adorable, playful, is youthful, but this 2 women are not made for this dog. This 2 are couch potatoes and should take a shitzu, not another energy dog.

[@sheilabuss8721]

Why did Teddy not get socialised go to obedience?

[@maxinebulldog7095]

Those people wit the pint size dogs are reinforcing the issues by stroking the animals whilst their in their crazy state.........ridiculous

[@reenieager4243]

Yet again, people are the problems, not the dog. Has all intelligence left humans? The sense of entitlement and lack of basic training and discipline has grown. The previous, training, socialising and good manbers majority of dogs And children had has almost disappeared. What has happened to adults?They sound and act like children themselves. Poor dogs and other animals are suffering from this immature Human, adult behaviour.

[@jillclarke7264]

Bailey is kind of a jerk. Poor Teddy he just wants to be friends. He's a big baby. The Mother is the problem, get your own smaller house greedy lady.

[@jenniferjones188]

Stop being unkind with your comments. None of your business about living arrangements it as nothing to do with this programme. Keep your unkind comments to yourself

[@moominmay]

I think the title of this show is wrong, it should be called: ineffective owners managing dogs badly!

[@sheilabuss8721]

Alsations need loads of excercise off lead

[@johnolsen603]

Teddys owners are vile! The poor cat! Disgusting ti watch that this trainer is not firmer with giving the cat more space to let the cat know that he is safe! Shame on you!

[@dig3671]

The Alsatian needs a slip lead.

[@jodielorraine4653]

Teddy isnt agreesive imo. I see a dog that is over excited . I have a gsd myself and without structure boundaries and rules he def would have the potential to be just like this !

[@graceforstythe1814]

These dogs r crazy,but some dogs never shut up.How or what can I do with a continues happy dog,which is making me sick every day with his barking all day every day.🤔😓😓

[@heatherwoodley8244]

Praise him when he's quiet. Give him treats only when he's quieto. Watch these videos. It should be easy.

[@mn4169]

often wrong owner for the dog.

[@bernadettewans6088]

GERMAN SHEPHERDS ARE THE BEST DOG EVER CREATED PROTECTIVE CARING LOVING GENTLE BUT NEED TO BE WITH THE RIGHT PEOPLE I DO NOT EXACTLT LIKE OVER PROTECTED POOCHES ITS LIKE CHILDREN EVERYONE REQUIRES DISCIPLIN DONT OVER SPOIL JUST BE BEST COMPANIONS FOR LIFE

[@susanneashton1340]

These owners!! Don't they know ANYTHING about the resposibilities having a dog, like being in charge, having rules, rewarding good behaviour and saying, 'No' to bad behaviour and having consequences. Obvious stuff really.

[@carolwilliams8511]

Yes. Like with kids.

[@marjorieevershem3757]

These people shouldn’t be allowed to have pets. Pet need to be trained and exercised….They allow the dog to jump on visitors at the door…

[@maxinebulldog7095]

All those high pitched voices around Teddy aswel its awful....no basic training even there

[@bernadettewans6088]

DOGS SMELL YOUR FEAR SOMETIMES YOU NEED TO BE STRONG MENTALLY THEN PHYSICAL WILL IMPROOVE

[@conniemorgan8402]

Nobody corrects the dogs.. the dogs think this behavior is okay because they have never been corrected..my German Shepard and my husky can read my face the husky is a bit more stubborn.. but I say what I mean and mean what I say.. and I don’t keep repeating myself.. they know to stop,whatever they’re doing ..

[@jennistone364]

its too easy to get a dog .. there should be proper protocols in place, training (of the people) education, support etc.

[@EH-lu2if]

Ich glaube, die meisten dieser Hunde sind nur problematisch, weil sie nicht ausgelastet sind. Ein Schäferhund ist zum Beispiel kein Couchpotato, aber auch die anderen Hunde brauchen Aufgaben und Beschäftigung. Darüber machen sich viel zu wenig Hundehalter Gedanken. Und natürlich fehlt oft den Hunden eine liebevolle aber konsequente Führung. Außerdem sind sich die Leute nicht bewußt, daß Hunde ihre Besitzer spiegeln.

[@machellestone9541]

Good grief...

[@amandakullberg439]

They are too old to have a german shepherd

[@happycanadianfarmer]

Too Old? 😅😅

[@odettewiddicombe4583]

My sisyetr 1:32 1:32 1:32 1:32

[@odettewiddicombe4583]

My sister meet him and he sind his book for me my sister ❤

[@Solitude11-11]

Ineffective not very bright people should not be allowed to have dogs. He’s never been taught any manners, so how would he know how to behave? Try saying get down ffs.

[@veronicadougherty9234]

Dog was never trained. No expectations and who’s clueless and poor dog.

[@maggiesfarm7970]

I have two, wonderful, huge dogs. I would NEVER keep a dog as poorly behaved as these dogs!

[@bethanylightowler6436]

They just need training

[@carnivorekaiju9451]

The issue is that the dogs were never given proper training or taught structure and boundaries. The fault didn't lie with the animals at all.

[@marjorieevershem3757]

These people shouldn’t be allowed to have pets. Pet need to be trained and exercised….

[@kayceegreer4418]

All I can tell ya is that one day I saw a set of German Shepherd gnashing teeth flying at my face and I cold-cocked that dog upside of his head, and he fell out of the air and onto his ass, and he never did it to me again... cuz I wagged my finger at him and I told him what for, and I backed him into a corner until he laid down on the floor and I got done saying what I was sayin'. He was the most obedient and cooperative thing after that. He came from another background and I was the only one that could get near him. The guy didn't trust him around his toddler daughter. And we found out quite by accident that he loved the smell of pot. We do know that he was rescued out of a car in a Police Impound yard. A group of my colleagues were passing by heard a dog barking and one guy who was a trainer could not leave in there so they climb the fence and rescued the dog. The trainer kept the dog in his car to guard his tools. He suspects the dog was used to guard the guy's drug stash and or money. From the looks of the inside of that car and the fact that the dog was chained there the dog had either been there quite some time and no one could get him out. Or maybe the car had been impounded for quite some time and because of the weekend they couldn't get animal control out to see about it. I mean surely the dog tried to be clean about it but after a while the dog just has to poop and there was poop all over the place but then to the dog was probably eating it because if his master was caught and put in jail and then they towed his car the dog had been in the car for a while. We just don't know but he was the best boy after that and maybe he was just testing. I don't know, but it was an instant reaction for me because I had never seen a dog do that before when I came home one day he launched at me because I was alone or because it had been a long day I don't know which. But he was a smart boy I taught him to sit at the curb and look left then right and then left again before crossing. I lived at the back part of the apartment complex near the train tracks and there's a road that goes around the entire place and this is what he crossed to go over up the hill to go potty. After showing him twice I never had to show him again and I saw him out the window doing it by himself without my instruction.

[@hannekenauta7]

Wow! What a story! And you did a great job with your dog. Love this. Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@vgil1278]

Isn't it an insult to call someone, "houseproud"?

[@juliebrooke6099]

No it’s not! It just means someone who likes to keep their home clean and tidy.

[@sarabellaj]

Pride of ownership. Just means you take care of your stuff.

[@criktun3346]

Man of the house is to blame for Teddy, how dare he get a big Male GSD and not discipline it, hurting the women he is responsible for

[@straight.no.chaser1708]

Working class britain. Women rule the house.

[@ellisdewal]

Well at least he is not beating him up. Policedogtraining alike.

[@barbaramorgan6313]

German Shepards are unpredictable.

[@lindavanocker1841]

Spend less on your sneakers and you cld get a house a whole lot faster!

[@plastikloser]

We say no, and then do nothing. What else can we do Smdh

[@shyamlynn243]

I wish Graham wouldn't wear those tight pants.

[@norlavine]

My two cats have the run of the house and require zero input from me to enjoy themselves when not sleeping or eating.They required no training and don't appear to want to train me.♥🦘