GIANT ROTTWEILER AGGRESSIVELY REACTS ON LEASH!

How to train a leash aggressive dog? How do you stop a dog from being aggressive on the leash? Tom Davis breaks down how to handle a leash aggressive dog in easy to follow steps!
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[@dirtyjeepgirl3774]

Thank you for pointing out that it's totally cool to have a dog that's not a quintessential goofy golden, and that it's all up to us, as caretakers, to manage our dogs, and that it's fine for our dogs not to love, or want to even say hi, to random strangers. You have no idea how much I needed to hear this reiterated to me by a truly balanced trainer.

[@cassidysanchez6648]

I feel the same, it’s very frustrating for me because I live in a dog complex and other dog people do NOT respect the fact that my Dottie is a working dog and they get all up in his face which makes my training VERY hard but well worth it. His whole first year has been in this complex so I’m hoping it’s been good practice for him AND for me. It’s up to ME to say NO and while I have no issue saying no my husband has a hard time 🤣 it’s usually when my husband is handling him that people put their hands in his face making teaching him that not all strangers are okay challenging

[@Yeoman7]

Rotties are essentially “goofy goldens”

[@Silver-zc1tb]

It’s even worse when your golden looks goofy, happy, and friendly, but hated strangers touching him, which turned into hating strangers period. He’s passed now, and I wish so badly we could’ve had a trainer like Tom for us and our golden. We had to stop taking him on hikes and to parks, and when company came over he had his own room we had to seclude him.

[@dirtyjeepgirl3774]

@@Silver-zc1tb thankfully my dog will tolerate strangers at a dog park or that have a dog with them. Unfortunately for him, he has to be tethered when guests come over or put in another room. It stinks, but if it keeps everyone safe and prevents a bite, it's what I'll do until I can get him rock solid in just going to his bed and laying down without wanting to murder visitors. The things we do for our dogs 🐾

[@Silver-zc1tb]

Ann D'Esposito that is the wisest thing to do. I’m glad you’re patient enough to work with your dog. I wish you and your pup the best.

[@milenataylor2]

The only negative thing about your videos is that I’m typically at work when they come out and can’t watch them right away🤣. As always…absolute perfection, Tom!

[@mommabird2813]

She’s a Dutch shepherd therefore she’s always on.🤣I love the fact that they asked that, made me giggle tbh.

[@lishengshun2873]

Tom bringing out Lakota is 40% educational 60% flex :)

[@cyndifalk]

I really appreciated the discussion about how dogs shouldn't have to greet and be super friendly to every person . My sister has a professionally trained pit who is wonderful - but she's also a handful, and I feel privileged that she acknowledges me as a person who has the right to handle her. It took me days of ignoring her in close proximity while she was in her crate (her safe place). One day, I knew she had accepted me. My BIL however, believed that because he's "good with dogs", that he could just wander up and randomly start interacting without even introducing himself. She reacted negatively, but he thought she was just playing (she was displaying a fear reaction - lunge and retreat -repeat). He could have been bitten and certainly would have been had she not been so well trained. I learned that I need to be a bigger advocate for her when I'm the handler. "Please don't touch my dog" needs to be my mantra - no matter who it is!

[@HanNguyen-vb3eo]

Do you really need to write a novel here? 😢

[@sportysbusiness]

It was interesting in the first few minutes of this video, both owners were allowing the dog to lean on them, hide behind them and were constantly petting and reassuring him. I think they were inadvertently reinforcing his insecurities without realising. Awesome that they have let Tom help them.

[@liamvanvel1996]

"We wanted a golden retriever in a Rottweilers body" So get a Golden Retriever then!

[@ronaldkincaid9972]

I wanted a rottie, got a golden retriever in a rottie body lol

[@Yeoman7]

@@ronaldkincaid9972 same😏

[@chapz563]

Easier said than done my guy

[@jauricortez1337]

@@chapz563 easier said then done on getting a golden retriever??? Do you have a working brain?

[@jauricortez1337]

@@chapz563 rottie cost more in every single aspect/way so.... i dont know what the fuck is easier said then done if you getting a rottie over a fricken retriever. Food and medical bills cost way more and training a rottie is much more time consuming. Not shitting on rotties or nun, Im jus shitting on you

[@thedarkdragon4312]

Duke’s owners asked some great questions, and I loved your answers! Appreciated the references and different methods of e-collar training. Owners were super engaged and seemed like naturals working with Duke.

[@Cathan1856]

Never mind the dog, Tom’s so good with people as well. The explanation about the correction with the e-collar and not using because the dog will get conflicted 👍 thank you! So much info!

[@caitlinramos5229]

I had a rottie named Duke years ago. I absolutely love the breed and can't imagine having anything else. That being said they are not for the weak of heart and are extremely smart and twice as stubborn. You need to be very strong and confident in your presence with them and I'm so happy to see these owners are just right for him. Duke looks like such a sweet ole bear!

[@simonjeakings5433]

@Caitlin Ramos. Absolutely bang on."Strong dogs need strong owners." A strong dog with a weak owner is an accident waiting to happen.

[@ib1ray]

Lol my doberman is the same!

[@kmoore6105]

Yup, I have a Black Russian terrier and they have rottie in their lineage. They are not for the novice owner. They must be taken seriously and trained properly. Because in the wrong hands they could be like a loaded gun. I love my big boy they’re beautiful and protective.

[@noahmartin100]

Hey Tom! I heard that your Thompson just passed. I’m so sorry for your loss bro.

[@gemalaboccetta7601]

Your relationship with your dog is amazing. How long did it take you to get to that level ob obedience?

[@johnharrington5556]

It's funny you mentioned the Monks of New Skete back in the early 80's I was at the training facility and I was in awe. The amount of control they had over the dogs was amazing. It is what got me started in dog training. I watched a trainer come out of the woods with 10 dogs off leash and not take their eyes off the trainer I'm 51 now and it's still fresh in my mind like it was yesterday it was awesome

[@juanitajohnson2717]

John Harrington What a blessing to have had the opportunity to see The Monks in action. I read their book decades ago when I lived in California.

[@YVM3311]

I think Tom’s dog is a perfect example of a dog where if she wasn’t well trained she would be one of many anxious out of control hyperactive reactive dogs he gets at his facility. She’s be a total monster if she didn’t have a job didn’t work didn’t get proper stimulation exercise and attention.

[@dragonryderslair]

Dutch Shepards like most working breeds have to have a job.

[@dogandmeuniversity-private3223]

Duke's owners asked so many questions that people have so it was good to see the how/why answers. Love a rottie and love seeing Duke's owners doing everything to include him in their lives in every way. ❤️

[@PawsuasiveDogTeaching]

Great Video. Reactive dogs can be so time consuming, but reactive dogs can become great dogs. My own Ruby is a reactive dog. When I first got her she was so wild n crazy the shelter had a warning on her paperwork to have 2 people handle her and that she would be unteachable. The only thing my Ruby had going for her is that she is a very beautiful dog. Now she is a 2 time trick dog champ. She still has some issues but we are working those out slowly and I have faith in Ruby that she will get there.

[@seanloftus2529]

TD gives the realest perspective on dogs and instantly becomes their biggest advocate. Structure and relationships #NoBadDogArmy

[@Ianna80]

@5:16 🤣 of course it always works tht way!! Am I the 1 one who doesn’t have a dog but’s still Sub’d & still watches every single vid? 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

[@nicolemarie3660]

Great video! My Rottie has been in training since he was 12 weeks old. I can take him anywhere, he passed his CGC at 6 months old, he's 9 months now, and I have to be sure to keep up with it. My Shepard is another story! Super high strung, she's not a vicious dog, she's full of energy, but exactly as you said every dog is different, and act differently depending on their environment. I hope you can help get their Rott trained, it's an awesome feeling to be able to have a well balanced, obedient dog you can take out publicly that is breed discriminated.

[@vikingdogmanship]

Good job with your dogs! We adopted an older GSD once. She was as full of energy and always on, until the old age of 13. (She was slower then, but took her guarding job seriously) We unfortainly lost her to cancer. She is missed everyday❤

[@dyheshataylor869]

I love the brief conversation about his dog not having an off button. I completely get it. His dog is trained..simple.

[@K9_Queen]

Obedience is the foundation to have a well behaved dog around distractions & triggers. OBEDIENCE IS KEY. Always great coaching & training by Tom

[@lisaleondires9576]

Great ADVICE right off the bat!!!! Thank you. Always encouraging for my reactive Shepard 😌

[@twinklesailhorse]

Big Dog/good read on him. Your assessment is always spot on and the reality check on the dog is so informative. Thank you Tom, once again a great video and a chance to learn another important lesson.

[@kiaraborrelli2278]

so much great information in a 22 minute video. thank you so much!!

[@flaviapanunzio]

Such a great job! Thank you Tom, you're amazing

[@heidihaas3050]

Love that you used your dog as an example in this video! Thank you! Would love more examples in your future videos!!!

[@rachelmedina4624]

Great video! Every time I watch one of your videos my mind goes 🤯 and I’ll like wow that makes so much more sense! The owners questions were great as I have been asking many of those myself! And Lakota 😍 you make me jealous every time!!

[@ambermorton5030]

Great video as always, thank you Tom! It was really great to see you work with Kota (sp?), I've always wanted to see a video of how you got her to that point in her training.

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

As always, more great work Tom. Thank you : )

[@sambr__]

It's good to see a little more of talk with the owners! Think it helps us understand more about these people but also about the dog out of the training sessions, at home.

[@karherineware3508]

This was the best example of the concept of obedience and control of your dog, what ot looks like, in any of your videos to date. You have said and demonstrated this many times, but the delivery this time was more succinct, direct, and visibly relatable. Perhaps timing in conjunction with delivery made it more impactful. Great job Tom 👏!

[@kimleger8824]

I absolutely LOVE your videos! Still off here, Phoenix was fast the decline after her lymphoma diagnosis, one week to the day. Had to send two on their final journey Friday, double whammy, one barely 4 one 16 and ailing. Seemed minder to send them together but mamma isn't "recovered" and in a better place yet. Been doing some one on one with the two Shep's I have still, seems to also be helping them with their grieving process. Thanks Tom, even in my worst of times, your training and advice spurs hope and motivates me to be the owner and handler my dogs think i am 🥰

[@Ms.OliversLife]

This video really explains the E collar very well. I had several questions about it, and I can see now that we don’t use it as a punishment for bad behavior, it’s more of a tool to help you communicate and enhance the learning and obedience. Haven’t tried it yet, but I’m getting there! Basic obedience is definitely the foundation!!

[@nicholasoliva9916]

Really appreciate this video! I have a GSD who does not love strangers or other stranger dogs. Expectations are everything ! Would love to see more tutorials for your "place" and "left" command!!

[@WordsAndWhimsy]

That shepherd is SO EXCITED to work lol. It's adorable.

[@cnh8652]

I have been waiting for this video, my dog dose the same exact things! supper helpful!

[@Rouge_7]

very informative detailed instructions for these owners.

[@simonattwood4363]

Great video Tom as always keep it up.

[@lizwalke656]

Thank you for sharing your information. This was great.

[@lymarievilella535]

Excellent video, thank you so much.

[@user-fi6yk4si3y]

I opened the video on a part where you were yanking tf out of the dog stuffed animal and I thought it was a real dog for a second 😂😂

[@barbarasmith4560]

Exactly that's my dog on walks and home. He's always in protective mode. He does great on the prong. He does still try to be the boss!!

[@rileywood2888]

Brotha I always love the videos as always NoBadDogArmy🐺

[@jessicahigdon3962]

Love Rottweilers. Great video.

[@vegasmainiac7745]

I had the unicorn rotti before my current rotti. Now I live with 130lbs of constant work and lots of unexpecteds. My rotti is awesome on the leash for walking, he is responsive to commands but when a distraction is introduced, it's all toast. I am currently working the pager again in conjunction with a prong collar because we need to get him under control to save his life. We would never consider putting him down or giving him away, we committed to him the day we adopted. He has so many amazing skills that we've taught him and he loves people. Other dogs and wheels send him over the edge. Two simple things that we have to figure out how to control and we have a unicorn again. Now if I could just get him to stop marking my things.

[@ltpdogtrainingNJ]

Have you seen Beckman's Dog Training videos on leash reactivity? Joel, Tom & Cesar are the only trainers I watch now.

[@andreapeterfly3063]

i could watch your clips all day! Thank you !

[@MaximillianandRubyGrace]

Yup my obedience sucks.. thank you! As I recall all I’ve done over two years and continually thinking oh this is a Newfie just be nice use food. I’m still struggling and he’s 180lbs and intact. Back to basics thank you so much!

[@lisaa960]

Absolutely love your videos. You have become one of my favorite trainers her on KZbin. What ball toy do you use for your dog?

[@SavvyLynnHigh96]

I have an American bully and he is very much like this rottweiler here very reactive hes very much in protection mode at all times hes very weary of strangers and these are some things that have honestly really helped and I can't wait to keep working with him more.

[@susanmarino2036]

I wish I had the explanation of how to properly introduce the e-collar. I think I have made some mistakes with how and when to utilize the stimulation vs the pager aspect… I had the Dogtra IQ plus for my shepherd but I believe I will need to move up to the 280c. Thanks again Tom for a great video! Always informative and very well produced😉 Keep it up!

[@primalcritters]

Supplement with Shield K9. Free videos and they cover e collar

[@jeno264]

Timing is key, and consistency, hope you make progress!!

[@ashleysteed3973]

I loved this video and it was explained so well I wish I could join the no bad dog army but I just can't right now but I do love your videos so keep up the good work Tom. #nobaddogs

[@juu612]

Lakota steals the show ♥️ Love the videos, love her!!!

[@sofyalizzy8927]

I was blessed with 2 unicorn Rotties and 1 giant Rottie that was fearful and protective. Love Rotties but they are not for everyone and they require WORK. Duke is GORGEOUS! Thank you for educating his people. I'd love an update on Duke's progress.

[@melodieramsay655]

I was blessed to have the "unicorn" dog in Cujo who was a Boston Terrier x English bulldog mix. Cujo was great with every dog that he ran into - very respectful and polite. He accepted every dog into my home that I fostered or pet sat with no jealousy or animosity - I miss him dearly.

[@lenagoodwin8223]

Great video Tom!

[@MrFredl91]

Hi Tom, can you make a video on how to properly groom various breeds of dogs? I used the Furminator for my Aussie, it partially broke off the top hair and it was brittle for a long time. I probably shouldn't have used that for the two-layer fur ... Which brushes are recommended for which breeds? In addition to training, care is of course an important part for dog owners. Maybe you have some ideas now for upcoming video projects. Greets and keep up the awesome work!

[@shaniyahbaker6561]

I love Tom and Kota I could watch them interact for hours

[@brooklynnroark541]

Here early!! Super excited about this have some Similar issues with my Rottie.

[@jayskay82]

Thanks Great video 👍🏿👍🏿

[@voodoorezt7522]

Here in sweden we have a diffrent mentality towards dog training then Tom, Fenrir and most of the guys that are insanely good dog handlers/trainers. But i preach leash control, get comfy with the leash it should be an extension of yourself, ur will. im raised with dogs and love dogs, but my Gf isent but even with 0 experiance she is more experianced then most dog trainers/instructors near us. how to train a dog: Watch TOM DAVIS! observ his mentality, his movements, reflect on what you need to do with ur own dog, dont give up. (it usualy starts with a deep relaxing breath). Tom is an absolute genius.

[@Robbie28]

We have always had at least 3-4 rotties with us since 96 (biggest was close to 180lbs lol). Right off the bat I noticed that collar lol. Rotties are very powerful dogs and no matter how well trained and well mannered, you need to have a good control collar just in case. I normally have an Ecollor on and a prong backup depending on where we are. Our yongest is still in training so with him, im a bit more careful just in case. I hope it all works well for him cause he seems like a very sweet little fella. For us the ONLY bad thing about rotties is they are prone to certain cancers and we have lost alot of our babies over the years due to this. But you cant ask for a better family member. Loving, loyal, smart, and family protector.

[@josephgodin2260]

Totally agree we had Rottweilers for 20 plus years and use the same e collar and pinch combination just in case. His really good but it's an insurance policy

[@brucefrance6551]

I have a 4 month old rottie and she is coming along well with her training. I want to ask at what age do you start e collar training your dogs? She is already getting strong and I want to get prepared when the time comes.

[@texasgirl6000]

@@brucefrance6551, if you do all the things you should have been doing from the get go ( puppyhood) ....there is absolutely NO reason to EVER use a e-colllar, I say this from experience as a dog trainer and from having owning many Rottweilers in the past. I currently have a female Rottweiler who is 9 years old and has been a service dog her entire life...with absolutely no issues because she was well breed, had proper structure, obedience training from day one, and tons of socialization.

[@simonsupersad1722]

@@texasgirl6000 you're wrong just because it worked for your one dog dont mean it will for all, stop generalizing your limited experience

[@texasgirl6000]

@Simon Supersad , I have trained hundreds of dogs of many breeds of all ages, so I speak of experience as a dog trainer. How many have you trained?

[@kassiecastaneda8977]

Love these videos

[@BourbonInhibitions]

The Rottweiler is my favorite breed and will be my next dog. The reason I watch your channel along with a couple others is to prepare myself for when that day comes. I would have loved to see this Rottweiler in a reactive situation because of another dog (my biggest concern getting one) like we have seen in so many other videos. Is there a reason that wasn't included in this video? Either way this was great to watch. I just wish some addition sides to his reactivity was featured. Thanks for all you do.

[@lyndakempland4559]

I've had 2 rotties. Still love them.

[@laurabehrendt9259]

So interesting! 🔥🙏🏻

[@juliafiore120]

Great video, Tom. Duke is a beautiful Rotty!

[@cherylbritt7227]

Omg I totally thought that other one was a real dog. I was like why are they dragging that poor thing around like that. 😂😂😂

[@juanitajohnson2717]

Yeah, The Monks !! I have read their book 🙌

[@michaeldwilson1471]

The golden retriever who is good with everybody has been well trained.

[@samanthasimpson4746]

Tom with NYE around the corner, could you please do a video on Fireworks?

[@kmoore6105]

Beautiful dog

[@kristenr1155]

My 20 pound beagle mix does not care about the pager at all when he is reactive, but the prong collar has really put me back in control when he decides he is mad there is another dog outside when we are on our walk.

[@ccap3211]

My dog doesn’t give two shits about the pager either. I haven’t tried the prong. I use a gentle leader. I’ve considered a prong but I’m on the fence about it bc I really don’t like the idea of hurting him.

[@kimberkiefer6886]

wow on his dog that is just so attentive to Tom wanting to please and work.

[@number8533]

Have the same problem with my dog. If we go somewhere different she is 80% less reactive. On her daily walk in our area she is very reactive (and also a high scenter which I didn’t realise was a thing). Im still watching videos daily and trying!

[@Gamergirll-ob5em]

Hello I love your videos ❤️🥺

[@markfirkins9316]

I am 58 years old, and have had several cancer related surgeries in the last year...I have a 1 year old 128lb Rottweiler named Chase,, very stubborn, very willful, very strong, he has while on walks on 4 occasions pulled me off my feet with explosive burst of wanting to go after something he wanted to go after, he always pulled on the leash, well I have been fortunate and feel so blessed and privileged to come across your videos after watching many other trainers videos, and spent hours watching your techniques and have done my best to follow your methods, in 15 days he is well on his way to being manageable, he still aggressively acts up when a car, or especially motorcycles go buy, but I wanna let you know how much I appreciate your videos, if I could afford to buy your membership and support you in that way I would pay triple to support and show my appreciation to you,, all I can do is say THANK YOU, THANK YOU, I see the light at the end of the tunnel

[@johncspine2787]

Hi..I’m only slightly older, on disability, getting my first German shepherd pup soon, I’m glad I found Tom too..

[@HanNguyen-vb3eo]

What a novel 😢

[@garetdouglas9997]

I am getting a Doberman in about 3-5 months, What would you recommend for me to start training the dog once i get it? Like any certain commands in any certain orders? I would love for you to put out a video on getting a new dog and what the first steps, tools, and rewards should be!! Thanks.

[@RileyCreekKennels_official]

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 guys From Rollo and Zelda!!

[@PULSARIONequinox1]

Can you make a video on how to teach really good obedience please!!!!

[@BennyGRod]

I’ve been following your trainings for quite some time now. My pup is 9 months old and has come a long way with reactivity now. He no longer reacts when we walk by someone, unless they approach to pet him or their dog lunges towards him. He picks the people he likes, and reacts to those he seems to not like. Is there a fix to this? Or is this just how he is?

[@94gioval]

I'm no expert dog trainer but it seems its just how he is, you definetly can't force your dog to just like everybody, but as Tom says in this video: Obedience controls the beast. If you have a really solid sit/stay and leave it, it doesn't matter how much he doesn't like other people, he will just stay there as long as his space is respected.

[@ccap3211]

Do you have difficulty taking him to the vet?

[@barbarayorkwoodside3716]

Your pup is still a baby! The answer is in your relationship with him and the respect that goes back and forth. I wouldn’t let him pick who he likes or doesn’t as the reason he reacts or doesn’t react. How about not reacting to any dog? There’s a moment in this vid where Tom points out that if you let the dog lead, he will think it’s his job to take command whereas the object is that you are the boss and your pup knows your in control and so he doesn’t have to be. I think that might apply here, for your comment.

[@sallyostling]

As Barbara says your dog is still way too young to expect much. Socialization is my recommendation, corrections are not appropriate until he understands them. Obedience first!!!

[@BennyGRod]

@@barbarayorkwoodside3716 he never reacts on the leash anymore to dogs unless they react first. In terms of obedience he is very good. Still a little hesitant around distractions but getting better by the day. It’s mainly when he’s off leash at a family party or friends party. I socialize him as often as possible, however somehow will just give him a wrong look I guess and he’ll start barking and seemingly lunge, but has never bit anyone. I assume it’s a fearful thing, I just have no idea why. My friends tell me it’s because he’s a mini Aussie “it’s the breed” type thing. I tell them bullshit ‘no bad dogs’. I’m just having a hard time trying to figure out how to correct him when this happens as it’s so random

[@kraeuhi7173]

Very cool

[@idarahmqvist1373]

My one dog is only reactive to a certain few dog individuals in our neighborhood and not at all when we are away. He is pushy and confident … and very small 😅

[@jenniferp4612]

He's a Good boy!

[@rcar9115]

As I was watching this, I realized that people are "remote controlled" too ... sort of reminds me of Pavlov's dog ... It's good when we are controlling the dogs but not so good when we can be ...

[@A.H.M.K]

My dogue de Bordeaux is a unicorn he loves every person and animal. Great with kids and very gentle with them. He can differentiate between how to treat a bigger person or a smaller human or animal. He so gentle and loving, also extremely trusting of people in general. I have no idea how this breed was used to guard and hunt if they’re anything like my boy

[@emilygovaert]

I have a very protective Australian Shepherd, do you have any advice? Thank you!!

[@user-jd3ip1kr3y]

I have a pittie mix who loves everyone and every dog. However, someone came into my backyard and I wasn’t aware. All of a sudden, he was on it and barking repeatedly (he never does that). It’s part of his breed to want to protect me, and I have a lot of respect for that. I don’t love barking but I’m not training his job out of him.

[@briannagagliardi6592]

Lakota is the goat

[@ccap3211]

Was Thompson was well trained as Lakota? I have a Saint puppy and I’m curious. They seem to be slower at learning tricks and commands than a lot of other breeds.

[@irunvenus8937]

Crazy thing about it is my dog name is duke, from Chicago, and is a Rottweiler

[@dailydoseofjenn668]

Can we play, can we play, can we play… lmao 🤣 totally my Dyno.

[@elucas1499]

What are your thoughts on using 'stimulation' to grab a dog's attention when they've lost complete control?

[@bridgetbernhisel8849]

Would like to learn how to get my 2 female dobie's that obedient like ur Shepherd or @ least enough that I can b confident that I have complete control over them. My issues are turning off the barking by command, loose leash walking & sit when I say lay down ect.. Can you give me help with my girl's. Now my 10 month old is in obedience classes & my oldest was as well when younger. Oldest still will not walk on leash without pulling unless has prong collar on. She is 3.8 yrs old.

[@alyssa_the_noodle5228]

I have a huge English Mastiff. He is protective and doesn’t want to approach others. That’s fine by me, as long as he listens to my commands. I’ve taken him to dog parks and he will just sit and chill. That’s okay, he loves people and he listens to what I say.

[@sofializzy4519]

Rotties 🥰 ❤ 😍 Duke is a gorgeous boy!

[@carrieberrykix]

I never know what e collar he's taking about. We have a sport dog e collar and it has a vibrate and then settings 1-7. Are there collars that have settings less than vibrate?

[@venna91]

I'd love to see a little bit more of you handling Lakota and what you guys do together. Or do a special episode of you and Lakota

[@kassiecastaneda8977]

I completely understand what they were going through

[@alisonsmith5339]

My British bulldog is reactive to other dogs but also he’s recall and lead walking is terrible I’ve only had him for a month he’s a lock down dog that was going to be pts because he lunges at cars buggy’s people and kids . I wanted to use a slip lead on him to get him under control he’s very heavy but was worried because of being a bbd and the problems they have with breathing etc he’s already had boas surgery and he’s only 17 months ??

[@tipsykitty_5957]

The music is always too loud compared to the video by the way, I always have to turn the volume up and down when the music comes on.