German Shepherd Taught to Bite Has Victoria Worried | It's Me or The Dog

[@SundHerpaderp]

"It gives you memories, doesn't it?" "Memories of what?" I laughed xD

[@sj4iy]

Memories of the dog scratching up the door :)

[@rockinbells8351]

Being mauled by a grizzly.

[@afriendlybearlad8732]

Lmfaooo

[@tinkboy04]

Driftwood!!

[@megsrini5013]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@jonathancineus6424]

The way he dismissed his wife’s concerns is getting me angrier and angrier as I’m watching him.

[@matreen427]

I feel so bad for his wife...she could have been bleeding from a bite, I can imagine him sayin it’s just a scratch

[@denver9290]

I’m not even halfway through the video n I wanna throw him in a trash can

[@user-nw8tg1pg9y]

That's what gets me. Why stay with a guy that dismisses you and your concerns? Maybe if he looked like Brad Pitt. Maybe.

[@ChloroformHM]

Cookie Monster “The dog bit off your hand? If starfish can regrow limbs, so can you. You’ll be fine!”

[@violethaye6987]

@@user-nw8tg1pg9y you don't understand gaslighting then. You begin to question your own reality, not them.

[@sayastra]

This guy must be joking..... he's acting like he's talking to a child when he's talking to his wife after she got bit

[@battleswarm4679]

I can imagine this guy in south park

[@SAMMYTASTISCH]

Congrats. This is where you realize when something is scripted to be more dramatic

[@libeflu]

"She blows a few things out off proportion"

[@umami6462]

@Hassan 2k Whiteside my dad is like this... those are men that don't act serious until it actually affects them personally, then they get mad

[@alkahinat4558]

@@umami6462 yep!

[@marthas8108]

Wow. The wife looked SO happy and bubbly when the dog was finally being trained -- she actually looked 10 years younger. What spouse doesn't want that for their partner? So sad that he couldn't see how the stress was wearing on her.

[@HaywireRuckus]

Especially because she was LITERALLY TELLING HIM it was! If only he'd have listened one (1) time!

[@missjo2036]

Hopefully they actually kept up with the training

[@rockn997]

He spoiled the dog too much and the dog knows it could do anything do wants

[@Nick_Lamb]

He did, he just thought she needed to "release her negative energy". He is living in the clouds.

[@Nick_Lamb]

@@rockn997 Not even, they just gave the dog No (or worse) poor direction (bite training).

[@kingkei639]

The house is on fire Tony "Ah the elements, this will bring back memories"

[@robertpronk6297]

In all honesty, i really think he would be like this haha

[@elenar7836]

LMAOO

[@LondonCalling12]

bruh 😂😂😂😂

[@DDCTv11]

BUT IT WONT BRING THAT EQUITY THO!!! GOOD OLE MEMORIES..MOMMA SAID LOVE DONT PAY THE BILLS BUT HEY DEM GOOD OLE MEMORIES GOTCHA

[@Lovinia1]

He’s such a TONY

[@Camden.M]

Man: teaches dog to bite Man: does not teach dog to release Dog: bites everything and doesn't release Man: SUPRISE PIKACHU FACE

[@lin_0_1]

100th like. P e r f e c t

[@bembersalderlae]

Hahaha that made my day :D

[@diamondnova7598]

Lol haha

[@gamingvia8145]

😂😂

[@dynamicjaethought7788]

Exactly.

[@abigailnorma775]

Yes. Let’s train a dog to bite, but then somehow forget to teach her to release on command. Yep. This is why dogs are labeled aggressive and put down.

[@rottieshepcalibre9156]

true, along with countless other reasons

[@pitbullsandlabradors8992]

annie angel dogs are always innocent. It’s the humans that raise them wrong but can’t take responsibility for it.

[@xx_sophigiovanna_xx6474]

We shouldn't even be using them for attack and protection

[@gernotgernot9830]

@@xx_sophigiovanna_xx6474 yeah why is this even legal? An animal ain't a weapon

[@pitbullsandlabradors8992]

Gernot Gernot Most gs love it. Plus it’s more exciting for them rather than being someone’s pet sitting on a couch all day.

[@Zuzulioness]

“It’s kinda like training a horse” The man doesn’t know anything about dogs, nor horses I see

[@vfiji6607]

LMFAO training horses are completely different from dogs u can’t ride a dog

[@Zuzulioness]

@@vfiji6607 They do not have the same mind at all, nor body language

[@songbird6414]

I know as someone who loves dogs and owns a horse I just went “I’m sorry wHAT”

[@steffanycamila]

victoria was like "kind of..... 🥴" 😂😂

[@a.v.9394]

i guess he meant launging a horse? either way it makes no sense lol

[@alexvana3840]

"if she could just release all that negative energy" you tryna say she should dump you bro??? because you're the only negative energy i see around here

[@OppositionPreAlpha2]

Yeah it was the sickest burn to you 😂😂😂😂

[@DM-nw5lu]

Is he Italian? The "it is what it is" attitude is very Italian plus his name is Tony. Most Italians practice this attitude in healthy doses though (like accept certain truths in life that you cannot change yourself. This guy though.. If their house burned down and they'd have to file for bankruptcy and his wife dared to express the slightest bit of worry he'd probably still go "Just release that negative energy, mate".

[@sheridan1700]

@@DM-nw5lu Let's not assign individual traits to a nationality/heritage group.

[@LittleFlower06]

@@DM-fp8rr ain't no one reading all that🙄😂

[@lynxelmore5364]

🎯🎯🎯

[@seunosewa]

The guy's denial is so funny. Victoria's "he loves his dogs but is pretty clueless" is spot-on.

[@theroyalgiantgamer5586]

Lol he really is 😂

[@rottieshepcalibre9156]

hats off to him tho, he watched and executed Victoria's training very well. better than most

[@nimeryaspawnbrd1049]

I honestly don't find his behaviour funny at all I found it childish, lame and dangerous, with or without dogs involved, and I'm still keeping it easy and polite And on top of that, he keeps smiling, all happy and proud of himself, a testament for how clueless he is... Sad and dreadful

[@bencoldwell8716]

Nimerya Spawnbrød ye he’s like a 3 year old making up excuses to get candy😂😂😂

[@solstice9082]

666 likes 🤘🏼

[@BlackParadeMarcher1]

"Doesn't that remind you of a piece of drift wood?" Unbelievable

[@veramayer9571]

Yeah. Of a piece of wood that's drifted into the path of a dog who then scratched it up real good. XD

[@AmiDonnelly]

Bones' Coffee agreed!!!

[@spankthemonkey3437]

Bones' Coffee 🤣 sometimes I think the add little things to make the show funny

[@entertain7us148]

I thought that was a joke

[@federicomanglavite9897]

His brain reminds me of a piece of driftwood.

[@lunawolf2068]

I like how considerate Victoria is. The wife has clearly been dealing with this for ages and the husband is just in complete denial. So when Victoria comes in and says that the wife isn’t overreacting and this is unusual and it is a serious problem then that is super empowering for the wife but Victoria also understands that the husband is only in denial because he really adores his dog. Victoria is amazing for both dogs and humans.

[@Adianodelih]

The fact Is that the wife must Always fix and deal with the mess that the husbant creates.

[@GriffinWulf]

i think this owner upsets me the most. not only did he get an extremely demanding dog but he did it behind his wife's back and trained her terribly. I think sasha would do best with someone who has a large property and does a lot dog sports with her.

[@emilylouise6460]

CambrianPinniped i agree, she needs things like daily training, long LONG walks, agility, swimming, dock diving etc.

[@TheRealEscobar0723]

CM Bea omg 😂😂

[@GriffinWulf]

@@cirsiumc they are but these kinds of irresponsible owners will always be around :/

[@percysowner]

@@cirsiumc Old dogs can still bite and do damage. They still need exercise and working their minds.

[@jeanjackson2324]

He brought home a dog just like him, his bold, aggressive personality........I have had Shepard’s, 3 females, they never never acted like that dog ? He made her into his bold personality.......I would be concerned for children, strangers as well......with her behavior.....

[@ariadnefrolich7243]

"I started her on personal protection" *facepalm* That explains EVERYTHING. That kind of training has to be done by professionals or else the results could be deadly. They're lucky she's ONLY chewing on doors and trees. The worst part of this is when a dog like her, one that's been trained to be aggressive, does attack/bite someone, it's the dog that ends up being blamed when it is truly the owner's fault.

[@krdiaz8026]

Ariadne Frolich and they have to put the dog down. ☹️

[@kel5710]

Yeah, this dude is a dummy.

[@XSemperIdem5]

He can't even handle basic training 🤦 This is why so many German Shepherds at rescues will only be adopted to homes with GSD experience. His dog has so much potential and it's all going to waste with that guy.

[@Angelaius]

Imagine if it would try attack people and dogs outside....

[@stickmenproductions5855]

do not like this post the likes symbolize the husband

[@Sbin_1]

Sasha: *POOPS IN THE HOUSE* Tony: *Awww~ doesn't that bring back memories*

[@Trigger__Happy]

dog: *Bites and mutilates wife’s arm* Tony: *wow those scars are so cool, they remind me of natural indents in stone :)*

[@ddvroyale]

Sasha: rips someone's face off Tony: oh well, isn't that a good memory :)

[@yocelinc4031]

He probably remembers him self

[@raiyaxe8930]

Now after my comment you will have 444 likes in 4 months with 4 comments youre welcome bro

[@Sbin_1]

@@raiyaxe8930 Welp u can go ahead and resume Ur research

[@lynxelmore5364]

This guy made me so mad, gaslighting his poor wife about how bad the damage is to the house and the stress she has from it. Also dismissing her fear about the dog biting her... I'm shocked she hadn't just left him at that point.

[@Adianodelih]

That guy has a problem

[@herefortheshrimp1469]

The way he was like "oh we'll just massage it" when she got bitten - THAT is how you get a pet put down quick, fast, and in a hurry

[@Bhilithinn]

Wow. If he wanted to get his dog trained to do protection work, he should have gotten a professional to do the training. It's easy to train a dog to bite (which he's so proud of). It's not so easy to train a dog to bite only on command and more importantly to release on command.

[@amalielk]

You also need complete control of the dog in all other areas as well. If the dog isn't already obedient, all you get is a dog who think it's okay to bite.

[@Lyrule_OW]

The dog will need a lot of impulse control to release on command. Probably should do impulse control training ahead of time before protection work.

[@Lakeshow0024]

Bhilithinn your thinking of attack dogs not protection dogs. Protection dogs don’t need commands to attack because they are sound enough to identify what is a threat and what is not. Attack dogs are usually poorly socialized and neurotic dogs that are not safe out in public

[@victork1504]

ELLISCANINE no you got it backwards an attack dog is like a dog where they know to bite anyone and you just let them roam the perimeter of a fenced yard and attack anyone a protection dog needs a command

[@Nicole-qc5dh]

I trained my dog to attack my husband if he comes at me. Of course he isn't really hurting me, but it's nice to have her on my side when we wrestle.😂 She gets pretty fierce with him and he's her favorite person in the whole world. She's 90 lbs of muscle, and she'll get him pinned to the corner of the couch, but she'll release him if I say. I have no doubt she'd move to protect me from anyone coming at me in a threatening manner and I know I can call her off whenever I want and she'll listen. I'm not a professional dog trainer, but I am an alpha. I have put the work into my relationship with her and I know she'd go after anyone looking to harm me. It's great, but you have to put the work in and the dog must respect your leadership enough to always be receptive of what you're telling them.

[@trupinys1979]

This whole situation gives me the creeps. This here is just one story, and Victoria is here to fix things. But there are so many idiots like this guy who train their dogs to bite and attack, often without the help of a professional, just by themselves. Or keep big, strong dogs and have zero clue about how to behave if the dog attacks (it happens all the time). And then some innocent person, a child, is badly hurt. And the dog has to be put down. There should be serious consequences for behavior such as this guy's. It's definitely a ticking time bomb, and someone has to be held responsible.

[@cane4727]

Yeah, my brother has a German shepherd and he won't take the dog to training or socialize him and so now he's.. Not really aggressive, but territorial and untrusting. If we take him to an unknown place and there are people around, he'll be fine as long as nobody touches him. But he's also real sweet and smart. People wanting dogs need to do research on the dogs and then actually listen to what they were told. German shepherds need consistent training and socialization. You can't miss a day.

[@butasimpleidiotwizard]

My neighbors son did this and his pitbull broke out and attacked my dog through our gate, when his mum tried to stop the dog it turned around and bit a chunk out of her leg. I've seen so many well trained pitbulls but the three horribly trained ones I've seen made both me and my dog afraid of them, it's just not fair to the dogs.

[@incyray9709]

@HYSTERIA MCR I think they mean consequences for the precursor which leads to people improperly handling dogs they're not prepared to own. Ideally, no dogs would be put down, and instead people would be punished for their irresponsibility. So, punishment for getting a pet without doing research, or for failing to properly care for a pet (including training)- which would hopefully act as an incentive for people to do their research and practice proper animal care _before_ it can become dangerous.

[@thecelticcrone7927]

Incyray Sadly though....the Dog being Euthanized IS The End Result, while Many Irresponsible Owners simply get a ‘Fine’.

[@incyray9709]

@HYSTERIA MCR true, true. makes me want to seize total control over the pet industry so that such regulations could actually be enforced. how something of that scale would be actually accomplished and maintained, however, I've unfortunately no idea that doesn't involve some sort of dystopian mass surveillance. although, maybe a more bottom-up approach might work better? such as requiring schools to educate children about these basic responsibilities of pet ownership (maybe not how to care for specific species, since there are lots to consider, but just the universal things like do your research and be willing to accept and practice what you learn from that research), so that they grow up knowing these things from the get-go.

[@jyjori]

Structure of these episodes: Husband bad Woman sad Dog mad

[@alkahinat4558]

[Redact3d] 😭😂😂

[@palacinkasmarmeladou]

That's very generalized. But in this case I agree. 😂

[@dominiquebarnum241]

Hell Yeah👍🤣🤣🤣

[@violetmarple4956]

true tho

[@kel5710]

😂😂😂

[@angelasrd6706]

I'm actually in awe of the lady. If that was my mom and our dog did that to the furniture, both my dad and the dog would sleep on the garden.

[@ameliawilder28]

Don't blame the dog, it's the man. The man who claims training dogs is like training horses. He trained her poorly from the start. He trained her to bite but not to release. I think that's all he trained. He probably didn't train her to do the basics. He knows nothing and that poor dog in another reality would've been pit down because of him. The wife suffers from the husband's dog who suffers from the husband's training. The dog was taught to bite and now she grew up biting as a way to express and communicate everything she does because that's all she was apparently taught. It's not the dogs fault. It's the husband. The dog's behavior is a result of the husband's poor training methods or _lack_ of training I should say.

[@uteschneider3349]

​@monty wenga Nein. Sonst hätte er den kleinen weißen Hund gebissen. Der kleine weiße wollte ihn erziehen, ist dazu aber körperlich unterlegen. Der schwarze ist nur temperamentvoll und wurde 0 erzogen. Ihm wurde niemals gezeigt, wie er es richtig machen soll. Er ist nicht böse.

[@EvelineUK]

He's lucky the council isn't charging him for damage to all those trees.

[@zzizahacallar]

Mycel I was just about to say that

[@thatbitchonthehorse5303]

I hope they saw this and did.

[@walking_in_space23]

Does USA have councils ? I don't think they do.

[@EvelineUK]

@@walking_in_space23 Council, local authorities, you know what I mean.

[@walking_in_space23]

@@EvelineUK yeah, I do, I was just wondering

[@palevfx]

You can tell he tries so hard to pretend like he knows what he’s talking about but he’s absolutely clueless 😂

[@shredwithmeg8080]

Wow that's a great name....

[@MsNoPixel]

*Tony is delusional.* As a dog trainer this upsets me.

[@cellogirl11rw55]

Tony is in *denial* .

[@yeeyeee7427]

AD0GSW0RLD Both of them are since they OBVIOUSLY didn’t do their research before getting the dog.

[@astonlylafranklin6915]

AD0GSW0RLD yaaas you agree with me

[@soliloquys]

Help me.

[@starbars96]

@@yeeyeee7427 I feel like sasha was his decision and she just happened to be stuck with a dog hes didnt bother building structure with

[@roksi2210]

Advice for that woman: replace the doors and then replace your husband, darling...

[@aya.mandaa]

Better yet, replace the husband and move out

[@oops4740]

I really want to ruin your 111 likes but I wont

[@roksi2210]

@@oops4740 before doing that, get help, you weirdo.

[@isaibro]

The house is probably his....

[@markhusseymh1]

And lock's at the same time

[@merci-jardine6728]

"if she would just learn how to release that negative energy" 😒😒 Bruh.. you're the negative energy tf🙄

[@acqquilaabathumalai4641]

Well he is not wrong, she should release him...🤷🏾‍♀️😂

[@kimdupont3731]

I was wondering if he was talking about his wife or his dog.

[@Victor-on8bx]

Acqquilaa Bathumalai Yea!

[@angeliki5135]

Tony seemed to have a very positive vibe, he was just delusional with what the reality is. The wife was very frustrated, stressed and negative about the whole situation but you cannot blame her when the man who is supposed to be supporting her is off somewhere on another planet pretending everything is okay.

[@dancepiglover]

I was like, that's not going to change the situation. Her energy isn't the problem.

[@dkiernan18]

**dog kills wife** Him: your overreacting calm down just walk it of

[@helpyourselfimbusy5747]

Her throat just got in the line of fire 🙄

[@slowpie]

the memories tho.....

[@ghostprince9247]

matthew taylor and the elements..

[@Kitsune16-r4h]

It's like a piece of driftwood

[@lucasguilamo]

walk it of?

[@herbiekoziol3004]

Forget dog training, marriage counselling.

[@kiwigirlNZ]

Forget marriage counseling, go straight to divorce.

[@crappiefisher1331]

@@kiwigirlNZ and find a proper home for the dog with an owner who knows what he is doing

[@kiwigirlNZ]

crappiefisher13 💯!

[@josephdennis3255]

Divorce is more complicated than you think

[@kiwigirlNZ]

jazzy Dennis maybe for you, but mine was a breeze!

[@blackbirdsax4041]

I've been watching these as I have a deathly fear of dogs. Watching these helps me differentiate violent dog behaviours to playful ones and just a couple days of binging these has really helped.

[@janeburns1278]

I’m so glad you commented. My daughter has a fear of dogs. (One went for her as a toddler in a buggy) once she’s a little older (she’s only 7) I’m going to let her watch these :)

[@sydneywalker2966]

Great idea!!

[@joydasko5171]

Wife: "She's a terror" Husband: *interrupts her* "She's not a terror" Wife: *looks over at him* "You have to let me talk" God praise this woman for speaking up!

[@Echolaic]

@NotRllyJoey Men usually aren't told that they shouldn't speak and aren't spoken over because of their gender. Do a bit of history work and you'll surely see why, unless of course you would prefer to stay ignorant.

[@Echolaic]

@NotRllyJoey Oh, then I definitely agree with you. I thought you were speaking about standing up for yourself in terms of giving women a voice, I apologise for not knowing what you were trying to say. Also I have done research I just got the wrong idea of what you were trying to say. I thought you were trying to act against feminism if you understand what I mean. Once again, I apologise.

[@casscosplay]

@@Echolaic babe u just apologised for this dude strawmanning u with a completely unrelated argument

[@Echolaic]

@@casscosplay I'm too mature to deal with children who try and argue with political groups who are actually making a positive change for this world, such as feminists. Plus, he clearly doesn't understand the concept of a balanced and respectful argument so I doubt he would understand a real debate. Thank you for your support.

[@casscosplay]

@@Echolaic yeah little kids generally dont like being told they're wrong. Hope you grow up soon 🥰

[@sini.h3598]

I couldn’t handle this kind of man... He thinks that he knows so much of dog training but actually he messes everything

[@keirak9001]

Guy: "I know so much of dog training" Also guy: *calls professional dog trainer* If ya know so much....then why'd u call? Like bruh (Its good tho that they called, for the sake of the dog:) )

[@nadiabuxton]

I'd leave this guy. He cares more about the dog than her and brushes off everything she says smh

[@maxboi1036]

Nadia Buxton I think he was putting on a show for the cameras. She comes off as someone that wouldn’t take BS like that.

[@goosepirate7460]

dogs are better then people

[@amandaslamm5703]

I think he loves the idea of the dog more than the actual dog. His actions have made the dog dangerous and in danger.

[@cerysaddison5795]

Julia Leandro xx I’m not a kid still think animals are better than people

[@percysowner]

@@maxboi1036 Nice job blaming the victim.

[@gracethegirl8507]

Victoria goes, “I’ve seen dogs grab onto faces and not let go” and she STILL works with dogs. Normally when people witness trauma like that, even if not inflicted on them, they tend to not want to work with animals anymore. But the fact that Victoria goes right back at it is super impressive and inspirational to me as someone who works with aggressive cats that do a lot of damage.

[@tookitogo]

Sounds like a lot of conjecture, nothing more. I don’t think it’s anywhere near as rare as you think for animal professionals to keep working with them after witnessing something bad. If anything, I’d expect them to be _less_ affected by it, since their experience has taught them a lot about animals and their behavior.

[@jagoldenpyrenees491]

It depends on the person. I had my face mauled by a Blue Heeler when I was 4. I'm now the dog obsessed owner of 14, including an Australian Shepherd Lol

[@andapandacongufanda]

If you work with animaks you know you might see violence ive never met someone who decided to work with animals who quit cuz they saw an event you always know is a possibility

[@legendaryzelda945]

"She'll outgrow it" That is a full grown dog..🤦‍♀️

[@EliyahDaBoss]

Outgrow it means to stop a habit it doesn't necessarily mean to actually grow (but this guy is a bad owner)

[@legendaryzelda945]

@@EliyahDaBoss 🙄 I meant it as he let the behavior continue into adulthood.. he keeps talking about her behavior as if she still is a puppy..

[@redsgarden5821]

She is still a puppy she is only 2

[@legendaryzelda945]

@@redsgarden5821 A dog is full grown at 2 years old..🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@RH-ry8ve]

Legendary Zelda dogs can grow extremely fast

[@Piffelkri]

When the dog was biting his wife in the leg and he just wanted to "massage" it away. I couldn't believe it. He cares more for the dog than for his wife

[@ashc2029]

Piffelkri honestly tho if I had a dog my wife would have to be okay with equal treatment of her and the dog, but I agree that he completely disregards her feelings

[@MermaidChansons]

Ash Cox EQUAL TREATMENT OF YOUR WIFE AND THE DOG?! Bro, you’re just as delusional as the dude in the video

[@xaviermarrero5708]

I know and I hate that

[@wendypeeters3675]

She needs too divorce him

[@xaviermarrero5708]

Wendy Peeters I know

[@doiepop]

The husband disagreeing with his wife withe everything she says is honestly so annoying to watch. I do not know how the wife can accept that. Very annoying.

[@sin9346]

yeah and dismissing all her concerns when they are so valid, like the dog actually bit her leg and he doesn't even care? so irritating to watch

[@user-pm2zv9fs5r]

I feel like the dude wants her to be wrong all the time and himself to be right, maybe he wants to feel superior, somempeople are like that. Its so frustrating to watch him act like hes intelligent but then hes spewing out bs about memories and scent 🤨

[@dmitrivasilyevich8859]

straight women need to have like one (1) standard before they complain about useless men

[@pearly6849]

**cough** NCT zen **cough**

[@Based_normie]

You be surprised on how much a woman can put up with a man that treats her bad just because she thinks she can change him.

[@annaorlovska8551]

Tony's wife is a Saint. What a patience and love for husband and Sasha. I really enjoyed this episode.

[@vxqcu_13]

The dog isn’t a problem the husband is the problem

[@SakiBlablabla]

isn’t the human always the problem !

[@dawnj2360]

Almost anytime a dog has a problem it comes back to the human.

[@Ace-fd7fz]

@@SakiBlablabla yeah, there's no such thing as a bad dog. The dog is taught to act a certain way. The dog thinks it's being good, because the human has taught the dog to be like that.

[@Al3saMarie]

The entire series' synopsis

[@ericx6969]

@@Ace-fd7fz nope been proven time and time again it the dog not human based on scientific fact

[@dominicborrelli6625]

I feel bad for the wife. You can just tell she's so exhausted from putting up with that behavior for so many months. It takes a tole on you at some point.

[@rainiminiatures2184]

i can't tell what exhausts her more, the dog or the husband

[@mooshochan9054]

@@rainiminiatures2184 so true,

[@memethingz6004]

She needs to leave him

[@DM-nw5lu]

@@rainiminiatures2184 Probably the husband. The way he disregards her feelings as her being incapable of "better releasing negative energy"/ basically female hysteria like in the 19th damn century is repulsive.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

In this episode; DH = Damn Husband; not Dear Husband....

[@Wolfprincess90]

Tony: "If she would just learn how to release this negative energy..." She wouldn't have this "negative energy" if you were in tune with reality. I never saw anybody so out of touch with reality. How does he not see it as a big deal that his dog is literally chewing their door to pieces.

[@NineJuanJuan_]

speaking straight facts

[@mixiegacha4792]

Facts

[@97LauraLee]

Funny. Everyone around him seems to have a problem with letting go... emotions... furniture/limbs. Weird

[@eeveequartz921]

She wouldn't have to release the negative energy if he taught his dog how to release

[@barbaraburton8914]

And what about the poor trees. I can't believe the city isn't fining him

[@belikereepicheep]

This is the single worst person I’ve ever seen on this show, his complete negligence of his wife and loss of touch with reality. I just can’t.

[@dianalove539]

You would have an absolute field day if you could see my parents lmao. This guy seems really good in comparison to them. I can’t believe you think this is the worst person seen here. Wow.

[@nishottara777]

I think he's playing it up for the camera or at least I hope he is😮

[@astallings5360]

A person who can’t even train their dog to heel, shouldn’t be attempting to do their own version on personal protection. That is seriously so dangerous and needs so much consistent, strict training🤦🏽‍♂️

[@EliyahDaBoss]

Ik right hes such a bad owner

[@alkahinat4558]

It’s very idiotic and dangerous.

[@lindagray1809]

That dog need Upstate Canine Academy, not this televised dramatic nonsense.

[@astallings5360]

Linda Gray definitely agree

[@roxiefrox252]

@@lindagray1809 Absolutely

[@liz_bowie]

"it's not being destroyed" Suuureeee...

[@11ozzielover]

Ehm, obviously. It's art

[@liz_bowie]

@@11ozzielover haha, yes 😂

[@ashineduogwu6326]

@@11ozzielover LOL! Of course it is.

[@xPhyllx]

How the f does a woman want to live with a man like that. He doesnt even care about what she wants. He just tginks she is nagging

[@jasminecollins897]

Women are encouraged to excuse or just accept men treating their needs as unimportant.

[@foxygrin]

@@jasminecollins897 yikes 😬

[@saltminer4463]

Jasmine Collins you’re still playing the victim card in 2020. Sad case

[@Poly_Bunny_A.M]

Josh mucci I mean kinda but still It’s kinda true but ......hmmm

[@saltminer4463]

Super Nova let’s be real what she said is a complete and total lie. No one is forced to stay with or marry anyone. This isn’t the medieval times.

[@kinleyo8845]

Him: "Kinda like training a horse" Me, an ex equestrian: noooOOOOO not at all buckaroo

[@miqolysa]

Besides with a pulling horse you would do a similar training. So his thought is not to far off.

[@viceb7]

He's probably just thinking of lunging

[@forrestfey]

Walking the other direction or doing a cirkle is a good techniqe when the horse loses focus on you when you are leding it somewhere, and wibrating the lead does not help. When the horse tenses up and loses focus on you it can get dangerous of you do not get the focus back.

[@printstars4480]

she has to get rid of husband...he is the biggest problem not a dog

[@ithamarlowe6158]

It's never the dog, but always the people

[@nzrobyn]

When he said "she needs to just learn to release this negative energy", my first thought was, no dude, she needs to learn to release you!

[@hayatburak9252]

@@nzrobyn he is the negative energy hahah

[@roses6799]

Hayat Burak true yes

[@jilllopate4029]

Yes. She would be better off. He is a narcissist who cares more for the dog.

[@Ballballbalz]

I love how the smaller dog is just so chill Edit: how did this get almost 800 likes?!

[@Um-yo8ch]

Hahahaha sameeeee

[@bixifyll1294]

He just like my friend is turning my owners apartment into trash while I'm going to be that one dog in the background

[@lolkropgruis9329]

Ye it's probably the alpha

[@zukushimika5648]

Contrary to the majority of smaller breeds, the dog is EXTREMELY docile and quiet.

[@Pulsar_chick]

How does it do that

[@nekotheratweeniee1980]

"You're willing? The door will be replaced." I love this chic!!!!

[@spicy_shumai]

I feel this woman so much. People go and get a dog and do absolutely no research on how to properly train them or they get bored mid-way and then you have to deal with the animal.

[@krispybird6492]

I7

[@loisroulson9238]

This poor dog. You can see that she has a desperate need, an insatiable thirst to bite, all because of this Tony guy. It's not her fault at all, she's been taught for that. Idiots.

[@juliacampbell5610]

Lois_ xx90 The wife never seemed to want the dog in the first place. The man just didn’t care.

[@calamitynatalie8590]

She wanted to just enjoy some time the two of them and the little dogs they already had before getting another dog. Then he came home with Sasha, no warning, no heads up

[@veramayer9571]

I actually think Sasha had a need to bite, period. Some shepherds - working line ones mainly - are like that. Where Tony went really wrong is he showed her just how enjoyable it could really be, then he failed to provide her with an appropriate outlet for this need.

[@dranzerjetli5126]

People are idiots what's new.

[@missdann]

“That was a canine mark on his wife’s leg?! What planet is this guy on?!”

[@EliyahDaBoss]

Ik he made the dog a bad dog

[@rajashwin5430]

Animal planet

[@390CBH]

I'm only two minutes into this thing and can not even stand that guy.

[@koushik7339]

Watched the whole video, still can't stand him.

[@amyann4192]

“It’s kinda like training a horse”. No...please don’t let this man train a horse.

[@vinny_rivera]

Probably would train the horse to “protect” by rear kicking people

[@robynhenry2607]

He knows nothing about training dogs or horses 🐎 😡🤣

[@Wolfgang_Denha]

This guy is like those chefs on denial when Gordon Ramsay tells them their food sucks...

[@red0421]

Oh my God, yes! 😂

[@idontknow_whattowritesooo130]

true,very true

[@EliyahDaBoss]

Ik right he's making the the dog a girl :(

[@evelien6560]

O my gosh thank you for making my day with this comment

[@thatdepressedkid2046]

The dog: kills someone The man: awwwww

[@3triplemmx]

Exactly

[@devianbitch6724]

DOESNT THIS BRING BACK MEMORIES

[@mijadreams3486]

@@devianbitch6724 she made that person into driftwood

[@MyMiracleMutts]

Memories

[@Kolibri71]

She didn't mean it☺️

[@mytrueform6574]

When a tree has more bite than bark

[@Gaius__]

lol, that's good, very nice 🙂

[@marialindell9874]

Severly underrated

[@mytrueform6574]

@@marialindell9874 thank you :')

[@Lof_Lof-]

Perfect dad joke! Love it !:D

[@ollehereth3724]

Why did i laugh at this so hard 😂😂😂

[@vintage.chestnut3669]

“ almOst lIke trAinIng a HorSe “ All the equestrians: “ Uhm- sir, horses don’t take a week to train-“

[@155chipmunkz]

How long do they take to train?

[@parley1994]

Many dogs don't take a week to train either.

[@songbird6414]

@@155chipmunkz depending on the horse and what you want them to do, it can take years. I own a fourteen year old who started training for jumping at probably three or four, and even still he reverts back to bad habits occasionally. A really well trained horse will have persistent, repetitive training their entire life, as repetition is key for them.

[@forrestfey]

You train a horse there entire life, every time you handle them.

[@joesr31]

That wasn’t his point, i think he is talki g about the similarities in that walking in circles training

[@ariesambully5620]

I can see this couple heading for divorce. lol So much more to it than the dog problems, that's just an added stress. Do not teach your dogs to bite or train them for "protection" without the help of a highly qualified professional. "Release" is one if not the most important command, and that's a life long of continuous rigorous training and upkeep.

[@keilidhseashore99]

I don't get how victoria can be so calm with him

[@alexanderwright4218]

She is used to people like him. She is visibly frustrated with him, but she has the patience to not allow herself to show it too much.

[@prettytitty9681]

Professional

[@cynthiaallen9225]

She has real trainers in the background.

[@emogrill]

That guy of how he dismissed his wife's concerns for their home is just appalling.

[@linringeling5830]

tony: “the dog pulled me so hard i fell down the stairs” victoria: “that’s tough”

[@diemilch555]

"That's rough, buddy"

[@isabellacarsonn]

I think it's sad how much Tony brushes off how his wife is treated. 😕

[@seunosewa]

She's a bit melodramatic; I mean, she couldn't handle the training session. He's used to telling her, "calm down, it's not that bad". Unfortunately, in this case, it was that bad.

[@bunny-ys9up]

Seun I don’t think it was that she was being dramatic so much as it was an extremely stressful environment for her to be in. this was one of Sasha’s biggest problem areas in the house, and her barking really wasn’t helping Josie’s anxiety and frustration about Sasha’s behavior. of course that’s not Sasha’s fault or anything, but loud, high pitched barking like that can really easily get under your skin

[@isabellacarsonn]

@@bunny-ys9up I completely agree

[@CeruleanDreamer]

@@bunny-ys9up On top of that, her husband doesnt give two shits about her.

[@TheGoldenDunsparce]

@@seunosewa They're literally having the dog bite into her door over and over followed by barking and barking for several minutes straight... You'd go nuts too!

[@katiethefatsausagedog9123]

What a beautiful dog it's so sad her owners are letting her go to waste and that Tony guy really doesn't see the problem here

[@kenobidesu4942]

This is all the faces Dad (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞ Mom (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`) Victoria ಠ_ಠ Dog (ง'̀-'́)ง

[@MyMiracleMutts]

That’s some skill

[@cazibeththomas8822]

Wow thats awesome

[@ajikata-san1333]

The Victoria and Mom 1 are soooo realistic

[@truevine336]

𝓊𝓃𝒹er rated-

[@Mellowryu]

@@MyMiracleMutts Its fonts lol

[@yarnpower]

I love how descriptive the wife is. The husband needs training. Glad he is working hard to train his dog.

[@keiraskonieczny4528]

“Doesn’t it remind you of drift wood, it’s like memories” what the heck dude 😂😂😂

[@wendellsilva682]

I've watched a few of these episodes and I'm shaking my head. I rescued an 8-week old German Shepherd puppy from a shelter (she died at 12 years) and never had these issues. Bad dogs are the product of bad owners.

[@RohitPatil-xk2dd]

Yes

[@sissynefelee362]

Always.

[@FGotz]

Even my 8year old knows this for fact. Bad behaviour comes from bad training 😕

[@lagopusvulpuz1571]

Not all dogs are the same. My parents had a poodle toy dog that defecated & urinated in the beds. Also a small aggressive dog when I was a baby & the poodle was when I was 4 years old. Then when I was a teenager my father had another poodle toy from a woman that couldn't keep more dogs. Probably the best dog we ever have. Fast learned & soft temperament. Temperament & intelligence is hereditary. Poodles are very smart btw. Each dog has its own personality as well. Some dog breeds are very hard to train & some are very unstable which requires a person with discipline to learn who to handle them properly. Otherwise you get a weapon at the end of the leash.

[@ray495903314]

I have trained, pitbulls, rottweilers, huskies, came corsos, presa canarios. Never a single issue. These breeds are usually labeled troubled breeds. Not for me i absolutely love all of the beds i just listed

[@raphmaster23]

This man child takes no responsibility for his dog at all🙄

[@alkahinat4558]

I love the way how Victoria is so stern and straightforward, yet when there is progress she is excited and so motivating 😍❤️

[@animegirl0247]

You can’t mess around with dogs, they can do serious damage if they really want to especially a dog like Sasha.

[@KatV1Beta]

1. That dude is delusional. 2. That dog needs more stimulation - she's destroying because SHES BORED.

[@snubby49]

About 2. Nah probably not😐😑😐

[@cellogirl11rw55]

@@snubby49 Dogs generally don't destroy things when they're occupied.

[@cheerfulcaptain5077]

I wouldn't say it's boredom destruction, I'd say It's learnt behaviour from the guys crappy training.

[@KatV1Beta]

@@cheerfulcaptain5077 I think its a combination of being bored and having learned that behavior. IE when my gsd is bored she's learned to go find one of her chews - this dog was taught to bite/not taught to curb that behavior and it manifests that way when shes bored.

[@cheerfulcaptain5077]

@@KatV1Beta that doesn't make any sense as she still does it when she's on a walk, with your logic I'd say it's a stress response more than boredom response.

[@Sm_4445]

just goes to show, the humans start the problem and blame the dogs, the behaviour doesnt just come out of nowhere

[@cheerfulcaptain5077]

Problem is the guy wasn't even blaming himself OR the dog, he was just delusional about her behaviour and his 'training'.

[@paytonmcdaniel5453]

Some dogs, like this working line GSD, automatically have the urge to do things like this. He utilized theses urges in the entirely wrong way, but she most likely had the natural high prey drive and want to latch. If she didn’t love to do the things that she does like latch on to those trees she wouldn’t voluntarily do it.

[@katauwuvt]

"now these are bad memories" you're a bad memory, dude.

[@KK-dn8yj]

Trying to train a dog to bite but can’t do a sit 😂

[@kaypee65]

Has anyone seen a dog working in protection that didn't have a stellar heel? Nope, not from legit professional and serious hobby trainers. This guy is a hack.

[@scarletamazon3455]

Someone who can't teach a dog to heel, or even walk on a loose leash, definitely has no business meddling in bite work! He was insane, thinking he should be messing with that when he couldn't do the basics.

[@kaypee65]

@@scarletamazon3455 I fully agree! I run Belgians in agility and we do tug a LOT. Before I train the bite, I train the out. Impulse control needs to be integrated at every step. And this is just agility, not protection FCOL.

[@veramayer9571]

Well, he never claimed to be a pro. He just figured it would be cool to have a protection dog, and clearly was able to find someone willing to put on a sleeve and take a bite on that - someone who also had no business dabbling in bitework... as otherwise they would have told him this is the wrong way to go about it.

[@pinstripesuitandheels]

@@kaypee65as a Belgian with ADHD I could definitely use some impulse control. How can I train myself?

[@kaypee65]

@@pinstripesuitandheels Sorry! I should watch my language when I use shortcuts. But my answer definitely depends upon whether you're Walloon or Flemish.

[@TeslaNick2]

Perfect dog for bite sports. Give the dog somewhere to put that talent in a properly controlled, structured way.

[@theroyalgiantgamer5586]

Definitely he has a very active brain

[@WeatherMoon]

absolutely! There are many who would test this dog's nerves, and work correctly with it to make it the best sport dog she could be

[@tallic967]

@@theroyalgiantgamer5586 she

[@isabellelee2658]

Frisbee catching would be great. Gets to bite and to run a lot. The wife might like to play with the dog then.

[@tonibauer2949]

Once the dog is obedience and behavior trained, that is fine. It wasn’t ready yet.

[@lahveen2002]

"He's pretty clueless" No. He is *extremely* clueless of the danger to his wife and the future. They should not have any kids if his attitude is constant. Him training the dog without even researching how to get it off is foolish.

[@YassifiedDogs]

Man: doesn't it feel like a peice of driftwood? It brings back memories. Victoria: What memories? Who wants a memory like that of their dog? She has a point, and that point made me laugh extremely hard.

[@KevinRAAMAAAGE]

This guy is a creep, not sorry. Like he is really narcissistic. Like I don't think he is up to anything weird, but he seems to love to gas light his wife.

[@pagan_draws_witchy__3876]

Kevin RAAAMAGE I know! Like his poor wife and her poor other tiny dog

[@hollypocket6684]

Chrome Doll 😭🤣sthapppp

[@kiwigirlNZ]

This guy thinks he’s being funny. I have second hand embarrassment for him.

[@meshachshakes]

😆😆😆 I felt the same for him too.

[@tonibauer2949]

I find him too despicable and ego driven to be sorry for him.

[@kiwigirlNZ]

Toni Bauer oh don’t get me wrong. I have absolutely ZERO sympathy for him.

[@matthewcourt3795]

“Doesn’t that remind you of a piece of driftwood? The elements, it’s worn, it give you memories doesn’t it?” No!!! No it f***ing doesn’t!

[@turoreal]

Only the memories of how beautiful it used to be!! :(

[@whenyouwishuponastar6643]

Wow these owners really worked hard! It was amazing to see the dog waiting for the door to open. Like you could see her focus and her brain working! Awesome!

[@kaelisprime9087]

“I think Josie blows a few things out of proportion.” My dude, you’re German Shepherd not only has been biting off trees, but your house and your furniture

[@jenjen.rutherford8559]

And bites his wife 🤒

[@supershepherd]

And her

[@saddleupsnooty]

Dog bites his partner and he's like ' oh just massage it'. This dog is a danger to the family and the public and the man is in denial. He's blind !

[@protectork9831]

That wasnt a bite. Trust me if that dog bit there would be no leg. Dog is cutting trees in half and yet didnt draw blood on the leg

[@Undomaranel]

@@protectork9831 It might not have been an aggressive bite, but it was still a bite. It was not a nip, not a play bite, and not an accident.

[@Lovinia1]

Protector K9 dog bites don’t bleed as much as they bruise. there is a difference between nipping a leg and gnawing a tree/bone

[@user-pm2zv9fs5r]

@@protectork9831 yea but even if its light, that's a big red flag if u teach ur dog that its ok. Now its just a small nip but u never know when shes just gonna rip ur leg off

[@Kitsune16-r4h]

@@Lovinia1 they're still bad that's why you're dog goes on a list of it bites somebody

[@little_lion_heart9850]

Oh man, this guy thought he was going to teach his dog to be a guard dog on his own!? No wonder that dog had such insane behavior. I'm so glad the guy was willing to commit to training the dog properly and stop belittling his wife's concern.

[@ryanwitwickifaddegon4291]

He didn't know what he was doing.

[@little_lion_heart9850]

@@ryanwitwickifaddegon4291 I mean, clearly. That was the problem. haha.

[@melodyboudreaux7141]

She is such a smart dog! She learned her bad manners because she was trained to do those things, but she is capable of unlearning bad behavior and that is hard to do!! I learn so much by watching these videos. How many problems we cause our dogs to have and then label them as bad! Thanks Victoria!

[@MissElisabelle]

She's a wonderful dog, too bad the owner thought he could teach the dog to bite on command but not to release. I taught mine to grab the rope to play tug of war, but if I say "drop it", he drops it! And he is only allowed to bite that rope. I think that the owner might have used a very strong method to teach that dog to bite like that, it seems like it's deeply rooted in her mind and she MUST do it. They seem like nice folks though, Tony is quite funny. I hope they're doing well with Sasha now!

[@thedogman7846]

You don‘t need a strong method to get a working line german shepherd to have a good and full grip. It‘s literally in their dna, it‘s why they are different from show line german shepherds which are more pets than anything

[@junbh2]

Some dogs have a very strong instinct to work, including protection work. Particularly some breeds and some strains within those breeds. If the dog is bred from protection dogs for many generations it may take very very little encouragement (or sometimes none) to get it to decide that's it's job. If anything you might need to give the dog a different job to focus on and obsess about to keep it from biting.

[@himathyjenkins]

Damn i must have alhezimers because i don't remember asking

[@rainbowflowerpower4464]

Admitted Sinner *reverse uni card*

[@kerielwatson3197]

Release should always be taught first! I can't believe anyone would try protection training without knowing to teach release first! Sit, stay, lay down, release!

[@Newcards4u]

A dog doesn't need to be "protection trained", my dog was trained to be well behaved, yet when she noticed that I didn't feel comfortable in a situation, she stood and kept an eye on the situation, she wasn't threatening or anything, but she was ready.. There's no doubt in my mind that she would have attacked, if the guy hadn't left me alone, if she saw that I was loosing control over the situation.. She sensed how uncomfortable I was, that was all..

[@Gaius__]

Exactly right. There is zero need to ever do any sort of attack or protection training with a family dog. Their natural protective instinct is more than sufficient to keep your family save. Socialise them properly and do obedience training, so they "learn manners", and that's it. I have bred Dobermanns for 30 years now, and I have never felt the need to make any of them more aggressive or more protective. As a result, they are perfect family dogs, loving, gentle with kids, goofy, and curious/friendly towars strangers. And also ... God help the fool who approaches my family with aggression or a raised hand.

[@kathleenryan4224]

I was out walking my German shepherd and 2 guys came towards me. Not really a threat, but she sat down directly in front of me and went on high alert. Didn't train her to do that - she just did it. And then she growled....... Those 2 guys did not stick around long!

[@Gaius__]

@@kathleenryan4224 Good girl, making sure mommy is safe.

[@Laziex]

This Guy again.... Just leave him

[@dihyazei3832]

Ikr Like take the dog and leave that husband and Train the dog by watching yt videos from Victoria

[@tfaddict8254]

She is too weak to do that.

[@SLC6699]

@@dihyazei3832 I don't think she wants anything to do with the dog

[@faith-cv2ul]

Leonard Cheng have you even seen the other video of them?

[@jjabbott7249]

Again?

[@nicholashethersay70]

Victoria is incredible. Her continuous work on the public and professional working dogs is amazing. I love her. She saved both my dogs c

[@gutless3534]

Man with no actual protective dog training teaches his dog to bite and not released. Is surprised that she bites everything and doesn't release. "Oh No, iTs FiNe."

[@TheRisky9]

Well, if you pretend everything is fine, then you can deter having to take responsibility. The problem is that the consequences begin to accrue overtime.

[@tanasi8320]

This woman diserves a better husband.

[@scarlettwitch4365]

Sorry to bother you but it’s *deserves* and agree

[@burgerdestroyer1000]

@@scarlettwitch4365 what

[@scarlettwitch4365]

@@burgerdestroyer1000 I was correcting that persons spelling mistake

[@NaiFrmCruz]

Fr

[@fightlifehunt2229]

I totally agree👍👍👍👍

[@ELF4187]

Just throw the whole man away. The whole man?? The WHOLE man

[@Rudelherz]

He is not even a man but a weak, childish being from a different planet. Poor dog.

[@nataliegiles2554]

The WHOLE man

[@visennamhw-tv4bi]

That comment was so funny 😂

[@BMeetsGorl]

The alarm in Victoria's eyes is so telling

[@freakzilla9975]

he is the type of person that wants a protection dog to show off when he cannot handle his stupidity

[@lisagaedike741]

She knows how to speak up for herself and be real with Tony. Tony just can’t handle the reality.

[@bowiefaniamiam8118]

What a freaking irresponsible owner he is.

[@stacyc5657]

This leash training episode was really useful to me! My boy is a puller too, I have a harness for him but now i see how it is best utilized for pulling pups!

[@alarcon99]

If I was his wife, i would be like, "He ran into my knife... He ran into my knife 8 times..."

[@weissrouge2295]

He had it coming 🙄🙄🙄

[@Abysstle]

Lol

[@maebluejay]

He only had himself to blame

[@sachabon2634]

@@maebluejay Only had himself to *blade*

[@leonnZawodowiec]

alarcon99 hahaha literally was thinking that ! What’s dush!!

[@matthewnour97]

This fool again!? WOMAN! LEAVE THIS MAN!! HE'S A SORRY EXCUSE FOR A HUSBAND!!!

[@TheGoldenDunsparce]

It's the same episode, not a second instance.

[@totallynotsatan976]

I think you mean: a pathetic excuse of a human

[@matthewnour97]

@@totallynotsatan976 lmao tru

[@tiie.2282]

Bruh ur too funny

[@christianmarx3249]

people can chance u dont need too brake up so fast

[@doiepop]

The wife: it happens EVERY SINGLE TIME the husband: no, not every single time *Door being chipped off from the dog as soon as it opens*

[@dannyangarita4281]

Okay but i got really proud of sasha when she was getting the hang of it