17 Unruly Dogs (Dog Daddy’s Seminar In New Jersey)

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[@daveskolnick9643]

Why NO OBSERVER Spots for San Diego?

[@JoFuSoA]

Great Video Mate!

[@birbarmygeneral]

I wanted to say you do so much for dogs that otherwise wouldnt have a chance , Please dont let the posative only nut cases ever bring you down you are a good human and you are helping animals x

[@DawnCordt-rj1zd]

Omg you are an angel you are so amazing bless you 💗

[@CuriousinNY]

Awesome video!!!! I would like to know how to bring you to Syracuse, NY for a training like this. Syracuse state fair grounds would be the perfect place to hold such an event. I hope to hear from you so we can discuss further.

[@jaszminejohnston8167]

The girl that cried, I cried with her. She was probably struggling with that dog for a long time. Paid a lot for training, to not get anywhere and probably was told by several trainers that they cant control her dog and it has to be put down... yeah I was crying with her. Thank you DD.

[@1valg]

She was just whining because she had to face that she is the problem, not the dog.

[@michellemcmillan6149]

​@1valg she may have been embarrassed or felt guilty, but calling someone out and criticizing them does not benefit the dog, the owner or anyone else. Dog daddy always has enough class to recognize owners are the majority of the problem and gracefully teaches them and gives them confidence rather than to ridicule them and cause embarrassment or even resentment toward their dog. He has amazing emotional intelligence for dealing with people as well as the dog. .

[@1valg]

@@michellemcmillan6149 You sound like a whiner yourself.

[@thesootaysfriend-iseeflipf8603]

@@michellemcmillan6149well said, please give compassion, if we ridicule these people no one wins, we are all doing this, watching DD to improve our dogs behaviour, which is so less stressful, we should all strive to be the very best humans for our pets, they look up to us for guidance, practice patience, it will improve everyone’s life ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣❤️❤️

[@HannahRager]

I found this video very enlightening, thank you Dog Daddy for giving an inside view on how you work. You have truly opened my eyes not only to myself, but others as well. I'm thinking it's the OWNERS....who truly need you. 😏 I'm from a small town on the Idaho/Washington border and I know a few who would embrace your arrival. ❤❤❤ So happy I found you!!!

[@giseliapereira5914]

You can tell it’s the owners that need the training. The dogs follow instructions so well at the 11 minute mark.

[@specialisedheavy9932]

didnt you know that dog trainers train humans not dogs, its just more polite so say dog trainer because you dont offend the humans and make them negative or even start barking at you. its all about giving them directions because they are scared and dont know what to do thats the humans im talking about lol

[@giseliapereira5914]

@@specialisedheavy9932 yes I know.

[@CuriousinNY]

It’s like Cesar Milan says, “Better People, Better Dogs”. Train the human and the dog now has a leader.

[@CryShite-cr9kb]

That's absolutely it! I don't believe that there has ever been a dog that "needed" to be trained. They are born knowing to fallow the leader. But, when the one who they are supposed to fallow doesn't know how to be a leader they don't know what to do and that's very scary. I've always believed that it is ALWAYS the dog owner\handler who is the one that "needs" to be trained, not the dogs, not ever. 😊

[@CryShite-cr9kb]

​@@specialisedheavy9932that is a perfect way to explain this. Thank you❤

[@marenmarcochris]

This man is gifted. He can read a dog's mind. Practices he uses are simply the natural language of dogs... Well done

[@CareBear-og6pe]

The dogs demeanor changes immediately it’s mind blowing. DD is a dog whisperer

[@ABCD-54]

Oui c'est impressionnant

[@catherinelaidlaw5792]

He has clear communication the dogs understand. When they need help understanding, first he helps the dog understand they can relax, then the owners need explanation and lessons in communication to their dog. Beautiful presentation.

[@catherinelaidlaw5792]

Very informative, it is nice to see it in plain sight, how his method works for each dog, without the drama.

[@lamrof]

He talks about energy, if one listens to him carefully. That is what is needed. Dogs can sense it.

[@vanessarodriguez4779]

Cesar Milan and Dog Daddy are the most inspiring dog trainers for me . I learn everyday because of them . Thank you for loving dogs ❤️🐕

[@Linda-z3g3k]

One of the best traits you have as a trainer is your calm demeanour. It signals to the owners that you are very confident in how to read a dog & how important it is to communicate to a dog that you can take care of every situation you come across. It’s wonderful to watch you work.

[@MaksymMinenko]

It wouldn't work otherwise. :)

[@specialisedheavy9932]

many of them were worried about passing the lead to the daddy

[@sandwitch4300]

I like how all the dogs become calmer and quieter in a short space of time.

[@pauremi396]

Amazing to see all these dogs going from fearfull and defensive to having them relax and follow basic directions. You are the best!

[@hotflippinmess9178]

You are an angel. Anyone who says different needs a reality check.

[@johnfuller8147]

I can watch you all day long and to watch you interact with the owners is remarkable!!!

[@OffGridDogs]

“I’m not in fear for myself” best teaching moment of the seminar, he didn’t understand it doesn’t matter why you’re afraid only that you are. The dog will follow you when you stay calm.

[@OffGridDogs]

@@TeslaNick2 actually he admitted he was afraid just not for himself so no I think he was being truthful. He was afraid of what might happen when DD took the leash. But it showed his lack of understanding that it doesn’t matter why you’re afraid just that you are and therefore not able to give the leadership your dog needs.

[@OffGridDogs]

@@TeslaNick2 go back and rewatch DD stated that his face was “full of fear” and the man responded “but I’m not afraid for myself”

[@debraowen6723]

@@OffGridDogs yep. That's how it went. Good thing we can watch it again!

[@jeanmullen4681]

You make such a good point, @OffGridDogs, and so clearly… “it doesn’t matter why you’re afraid, only that you are. The dog will follow you when you stay calm.” I have found that horses are often the same way. 😊

[@OffGridDogs]

@@jeanmullen4681 yes! As a child noticed this with my father and our Arabians and a Tennessee walking horse as well as our black labs.

[@tanyaroberson9629]

I felt like crying when the girl 13:00 started crying because he told her that her dog just needed direction and to feel safe- she must have felt so relieved that her dog could be fixed.

[@topcatwarrior]

Every single dog owner in the beginning had the same tense and fearful expression on their faces. By the end, both owners and dogs were far more comfortable with each other. It’s quite magical, really, the difference you make so quickly with those lovely dogs. Well done, DD, communication is everything!💕🐾🐾

[@hwinny2]

I noticed that as well. Also, because the owner became relaxed having confidence in Dog Daddy’s methods and expertise, the dogs relaxed and became more confident and curious.

[@jillhill7283]

Please show more training sessions like this. It's a pleasure watching you work!

[@CryShite-cr9kb]

It really is isn't it!

[@thelionprince4530]

We need more of these DD.....It helps many who cant make it to your classes and also helps shut the haters up!. Keep doing your good work and God bless.

[@AZgirl1996]

No, it may not shut the haters up, but more that it shows the ones who WANT TO learn how it's really done right and impliment these ways in their own lives. Haters will always hate.

[@serwinzzalot9989]

I can see how this can be soooo addicting. Seeing the exact needs of a dog and his owner and giving specific instructions that will lead to a better life for everyone is soo damn gratifying.

[@DennisVeilleux-ll8im]

I have been using thisas a handy reference book kzbin.infoUgkxGQVgV21bQ7B9b9duQ1ByImyT9xHbjOKq . I read through the book and enjoyed the little glimpses of examples. I love that this author believes in rescue dogs. The tips and training has been invaluable and gave me moments of.... "how simple why didn't i think of it" so it's been a great tool. Thank you!

[@ElectricHorseman66]

He's using basic body language while being calm yet assertive. He also keeps his emotions in check at all time and he's aware of the energy he projects. He's very skilled at reading dogs body language and energy and therefore can provide the appropriate response.

[@debraowen6723]

🎉wow! Did everyone notice that after DD got around to the dogs that the sound went WAYYYYY DOWNNNNN? There was just peace and learning and DD's voice explaining and dogs RELAXING.......? How WONDERFUL is THAT????😮😅😅😅

[@ckmama100]

It was a a great pleasure to have been a part of this Video. Me my dog Milo learned some good information and what we need to work on. Thank you

[@cherylvann6571]

As always, I am so impressed with your ability to understand the dogs. I can see when they know they are safe with you and put their faith in you. It makes me so sad you have to spend so much energy on those that disparage you out of jealousy. You are an amazing person in my mind , please keep saving the furbabies all over our world and hold your head up, you have so much to be proud of!

[@cherylvann6571]

@@TeslaNick2 so bitter 🥺

[@NissrineA74]

@@TeslaNick2If you have any video of other trainers working with reactive dogs like these and using better (non-dangling) techniques, please share the links. I’d love to see the different ways of handling such dogs.

[@RG-vi1te]

@@TeslaNick2 you obviously have serious psychological issues. If the neurons in your brain isn’t firing properly and you can’t see the results without hurting the dog, please check into the psychiatric facility. It will help you tremendously.

[@brendamerrell7721]

Wow ! What an amazing transformation of knowledge! Teaching a huge class from humans to dogs to teach and learn and practice. This one lesson is life changing for all the participants! You are very knowledgeable and the proof is in the quiet group of dogs at the end. YOU ARE THE BEST , training DOGS AND HUMANS!

[@betteanderson7235]

I like the longer videos. It is so wonderful that you take these dogs and calm them down. Very interesting to watch.

[@charcushman9507]

I cannot see how DD training is hurting ANY dog!!! ❤ Augusto is great with the dogs and their parents. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@marciahenry3893]

Augusto you are spectacular. Please be safe, these owners are not seasoned. They are "set" with wrong or miscommunication.

[@chadbushell]

Biggest issue is usually their ego. Doing something wrong is a familiar experience to everyone on earth, but being willing to accept your wrongs and to learn how to rectify them is what will get you to your goals. Look how Augusto told the guy with the Tibetans (I think) how he was showing fear and immediately he got defensive about it. That's what gets dogs euthanized folks..

[@mathraw]

The videeooos are so goood noww, very long, with instructions and SUBTITLES, good job Augusto should make them 1-2hours. I'd watch it all without even noticing haha, keep it up 😄👍

[@mathraw]

This is even better to clear the misunderstanding that Augusto harms the dogs, all dogs were treated with the least amount of pressure, a true professional 🥰

[@strawberryexpress]

So I've been following on this whole unnecessary drama recently and honestly.. I graduated with a degree in dog psychology and have been training dogs for 7 years now, I've ran a whole training business with my mentor for a year doing the same thing Augustus has been doing ( teaching clients in groups with different levels of obedience ). When I see the techniques Augustus uses on the more reactive dogs, this is the absolute best approach. The clients at the seminar in the video are given great advice, the exact same I was given to tell when interviewing my clients. When I heard one woman say "she's definitely the alpha" that was definitely not the case and seeing Augustus letting the client know that it's really just the pet parent needing to be more clear on communication and give the dog more direction then demonstrating how to do it, tells me that this man knows exactly what he's doing. Also, seeing him handle the larger breeds with more than one slip lead is definitely NEEDED. Even though these wonderful creatures are domesticated, they still have tons of strength over us. Plus using tools like muzzles or prong collars ( though I absolutely hate those ) can absolutely be necessary. They have a bad rap because A LOT of people don't know how they should and shouldn't be used. Yet the goal is the use it to help them follow direction until they can ween off from it. Treats and toys are really needed for beginners or what we call "kindergartners" when a dog knows the basic commands already, they NEED to be weened off of the bait. If they continue on bait you will have to rely on it for the rest of your life (which idk about you but I don't want to be smelling like bacon bits every day of the year). From one Dog specialist to the next, I approve this training and CANNOT wait to come visit one day. Keep up the amazing work.

[@akonlover2188]

Wow …What a lovely and informative post.

[@jeirenvinamalawis8827]

I would appreciate seeing you one day with Augustus, why not. Well said with your comments.

[@valdutter9971]

Amen

[@LyranSoul]

Thank you!! Someone with education and experience speaking up.

[@LyranSoul]

@@TeslaNick2 Actually there is. It's called being a Cynologist, the study of canines. And they usually hold a Bachelor's Degree. But i wouldn't expect someone who prob barely graduated from HS to know that. But share with us your credentials since you are apparently a dog training expert 😀.

[@Vermontvillianess]

❤ thank you 😊. Appreciate everything you do❤❤❤❤ I hope everyone understands beyond the glitz and glamour you are saving people from being hurt, kids from being mauled, and the dogs that would be put down or given up. Thank you for caring

[@-...Patricia...-]

Such a wonderful training session! Even the big massive size dogs were big teddy bears afterwards ❤❤

[@Colette-x6h]

Man, I was just in NJ a week ago I didn’t have the $100 to attend when I was in NJ so you filming and sharing this was priceless! I do not have any furry friends yet. I just got the house. It’s just wonderful to have witnessed your work! Maybe I will be able to attend in April! Only God knows! Much🧡

[@xxllbb55]

The more love you give them the more love they give back !

[@MsLira-sw6es]

It's only $100? I thought he'd charge a lot more for a session. That's really cheap for 4 hours of aggressive dog therapy.

[@ltpdogtrainingNJ]

@MsLira-sw6es $100 is for attending the entire class as Spectator (without your dog). I attended DD class in Philly, PA & I learned a lot from watching him teach. Well worth the money, IMHO. Good luck with everything!

[@girlpharm]

Great to see your full training session. The time you spent with the dogs and the owners helping them to understand their dogs was amazing. Keep those videos coming!

[@jeirenvinamalawis8827]

"OWNER TRAINING" It is plain dog management. Nice education to all dog owners. This video can teach a lot if not everything. GOD BLESS YOU DOG DADDY.

[@RacquelHamilton-o5o]

Absolutely love this DD! Thanks for sharing an extended training session. Brilliant what you do to help these dogs and their owners. Well Done!!!!!

[@lizscanlon3882]

You possess an exceptionally rare gift that few others possess! Your ability to be an animal whisperer was influenced by your isolation and hardships while growing up. This is what differentiates you from thousands of others.. Understanding how dogs communicate has been aided by your past experience with them. Through your blessings, you will be able to transform yourself into one of the most desirable individuals in the world.! Hold your head up high and guide yourself, just like you do with the dogs, past the people who are acting like angry dogs that require training. Don't permit these jealous individuals to take any of your energy or focus.

[@Stickywicket1keet]

Bringing dogs into my house/pack for years. This video was on speaker and none of my kiddos even got up from their nap. That being said, this Gentleman has done something I’ve Never Seen and is Someone to Watch And Learn From!!!!!

[@automatedgeek]

Blessed is the work you do to help all the dogs. No one knew fear and not aggression ruled "man's best friend" before you taught us to understand they are simply afraid. I see how they turn to their owners for protection when you first take their leash from the owner.

[@Fancy111]

Love your training.

[@tinavanderwal5581]

Great video, wonderful training session. Good examples to watch and learn, for the big and smaller dogs and owners. Youre the best teacher, the one and only Dog daddy ❤

[@lynnpyka3103]

Excellent direction, control, communication with the dogs. Thank you DogDaddy!! 👏 😊

[@bethbish6287]

I watch many of your videos and I'm again impressed more each time. Thank you for this important work you do and may each fur baby go and enjoy their best lives to come 🐺

[@c.caub5315]

So fantastic to see a longer session and what you really offer

[@sophiaa884]

Wow, there's a huge difference from where it begun and it ended. All the dogs put their guards down and "trusted" their surroundings as well as dog daddy. Awesome, impressive 👏 👍

[@jacquelineklein5415]

As always you shine like DD Star you are. Always keeping it real♥️♥️♥️

[@ciddyboy718]

The male owner of the big fluffy dog definitely doubted that you could control his dog. I would never bet against you.

[@maureenwood7735]

I love what you do. It’s so great to see you help these dogs.

[@tweetybirdmom]

God Bless you for all you do for dogs don't pay any attention to whatever jealous people say

[@wiggypop1325]

That was beautiful, Dog Daddy...leaves me wanting to see more! I love that type of facility for your training, looks like the owners were really cool animal lovers that appreciate what you're doing for dogs around the world. Kudos to them, would love to see more places like this offer this kind of space for your training. ❤

[@nadinaanne]

Excellent Watching from Australia , You are great for dog owners and dogs.

[@qmerk2661]

a great video! waaay better then a short. it shows more of your training methods, how you handle each dog, and that your not hurting the dogs(since people think that).

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

Thank you!

[@kelliephoenix]

Agusto, I'm addicted to watching these long version videos bc it REALLY shows who YOU are and the AMAZING difference you are making in these dogs' and owners' lives! Absolutely incredible❣️🐾😊 May God continue to bless you and those dogs and their owners who love their dogs enough to bring them to you for help. ❤️🐾🙏

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

Thank you so much ❤

[@kelliephoenix]

@@TheDogDaddyofficial ❤️

[@GenXWench]

You're amazing!

[@outforatreat]

Thank you for all the help you give to the dogs and owner. You are a great trainer and a good person inside out.

[@SchoneMarisha]

Well done bro. There are not too many dog trainers who will try to be in your position like in this video.

[@Fennerfunnyfarm]

You are absolutely an incredible gift to these pups! I can't imagine how many dogs you've saved from the pound or worse. I've used a lot of you info to train my pups and they are wonderful. You have a real gift and it's so amazing to watch you work with every single one of them! May your blessings always be greater than those you've given!

[@lippylou1532]

You know you’re amazing right loved this video thanks for staying strong and not letting obstacles stop you from doing your absolute best for these dogs ❤❤

[@LyranSoul]

Excellent!!! Great to see the FULL scope of how you train.

[@LAStars-sratS]

Really good example of what happens in the class❣️👍

[@kathleen7825]

Thank you so much for sharing this !!!! I thoroughly enjoyed watching an extended version of your work, aside from the, ( Park ), outdoor setting, or smaller spaces. A big factor that is not mentioned much, is the fear the dog feels from its owner. When the owners fear subsides, the dog relaxes, and is more in tune with the training process as well. 👍🐕 Your training is quite Superb ! EXTREME EXCELLENCE !!!! 🐕 Love You Augusto💗😊 God Bless 🙏💗

[@kembrskaggs3606]

Thank you for loving the dogs! And giving the owners understand and direction..

[@hardsguitar]

Great video Augusto! Really enjoy how you work with the dogs. It's clear it's actually an owner training session.

[@tjmiller5060]

I too absolutely love Friesian horses! They are so majestic and beautiful. Thank you so much for how you change the lives of so many dogs and owners. ❤

[@Loki-Rosies-mom]

The tattoo is amazing 😍 Augusto you are a true Earth Angel helping these dogs ❤️ it's like watching magic when you see them calm down 🥰🐾 i have a fear reactive GSD and you've helped me so much 🥰🐾🙏 xx

[@fergie-kx3us]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@joannelucas6760]

Hi Augusto, excellent video ! Sound is really great, totally enjoyed this, would love you to make more like this, so interesting and educational. You're a natural teacher.

[@debbieatkerson5241]

I love to watch you work with your own dogs and also with these untrained owners and their confused pets. I have been using your methods as best I can, and my unruly puppy is making progress. Thank you!

[@JaneAnderson1]

Loved watching this, incredible to hear the perceptions owners have and you translating what is really going on. I’m taking away that these dogs are confused, need leadership and communication. How you cut to the heart of the issue so quickly is extraordinary. Thank you for filming the longer version and please keep going 👏👏

[@renyjohnston4219]

Thank you for posting the training. Love watching dogs before, during, and after training. You're amazing and the dogs are much calmer with more informed owners. Keep posting the training videos!

[@MegRichards-z5y]

Augusto - this is your best video yet! You understand dogs - more than anyone, and now you are understanding how to get your wonderful message across the internet! Makes me very happy! The crowd of problem dogs you worked with in this video is total proof of the effectiveness of your abilities and your deep understanding of dog behaviour! Many more of these please!!

[@erikadogmomanddoc]

WOW! You demonstrate a level of elite dog training that I don't believe anyone in the world can replicate - to go from the stress and insanity of the first half of the video, I can just imagine the fear and adrenaline in the arena (for everyone but you and your shepard), to the calming relief of a whole group of out of control dogs now calm and controlled, it's truly remarkable. Yes there are other great trainers out there, but to get a whole class of wild and loud dogs under control is beyond next level. Just amazing. Never stop doing what you do so well.

[@M-Lemonade]

It's wonderful to see that as the session goes, the dogs get more quiet! You're great, DD!

[@michellebeaty7248]

Augusto, I think every training i watch you just get better and better! You interact with the owners and their dogs with grace and kindness and patience! You are phenomenal! ❤ thank you for all you do!

[@Doggytrainingbus]

Wish i was there! It was an epic training seminar 🔥🔥🔥 Will definitely be there in April to see you working with more dogs that need help. And of course to see those beautiful Friesians!! 😍😍😍

[@Vicki409]

It’s always amazing to watch you work!! Thanks for saving “peoples best friend”!

[@maryscarberry8600]

DD you are so awesome and brave to do what you do with those reactive dogs! 😮

[@alpacahouse-wheaton4668]

You are great in leading and teaching. Thank you for all you do and for sharing.

[@beverlyherbert3460]

The short , sped up clips that worked their magic to bring you the huge audience you now have were a true marketing success.Of course, they had/have a downside too in bringing on the wrath of the ALL POSITIVE community. Now we are seeing the needed benefit of getting the dog to a point of “listening and following”. Nothing is more important. Sit, stay, down, shake etc are icing on the cake. I see so much of Cesar Millan in your approach where leadership takes precedence over everything. Every dog owner participant in that room was there to STOP an unwanted behavior, not to teach a new command. Your skill lies with giving owners the hands on experience to become the most important thing in the dog’s life and gain confidence that they can have a better relationship with their dog. That’s where it starts.

[@keelydunham2753]

EXCELLENT really EXCELLENT video -- my 1st time watching your Training session from start to finish. I always have the short TikTok clips pop-up. Enjoyed seeing this😊 THANKS SO MUCH for helping both the dogs and owners ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@janadeubner9883]

I really enjoy seeing just exactly what happens in your training sessions please make more of these presentations again! I couldn't afford to see the live webinar like I wanted to. Will you make that available again some time? Thank you! PS I love Frisians too! Magnificent horse!

[@rubydarlene]

Bless you for the patience to deal with the chaotic owners..blows my mind sometimes..

[@cindywolfburg6242]

I think we all need those leashes 😂

[@choose2vibe]

😅

[@ladyliberty5771]

Awww! I lived in Wanaque and West Milford! Now I'm in Brantford, Ontario! I covered, overnight, with Wanaque ambulance in Ringwood! Beautiful area! Hey... maybe you should reach out to the WH to help train Commander! Just an idea! They can't say bad stuff about your methods if you help one of the First Dogs, and his handlers, now can they? Love you and what you do for these families.

[@brendamerrell7721]

That is my favorite horse also ! I can not wait to see you with it at your home ! Dreams will come true !

[@riverswami]

This is by far the best video you have posted of your training techniques. It would be in your best interest to do more videos like these and less of the shorts, which can only show highlights of worst case scenarios. That way people get the full picture, rather than the wrong impression about what can be shown in a 30 second sound bite. This comes across as far more professional, which is what you truly are. Hope to see more like this one in the future. 🐾 🐶👍

[@MaxMara-zf7yn]

It's so nice to see how well you read and communicate with those dogs. You can like see those dogs sigh of relief: finally someone who gets me ☺

[@kenmccarty6229]

I love how this video proves that Zach George doesn't know what he is talking about when he attacks you. It is ironic that Zach George complains about aversive dog training methods but wants to actively use aversive techniques to stop what he considers bad dog training behaviors by what he calls a minority of dog trainers. A bit of a contradiction, don't you think? If Zach George truly believes in positive training methods only (he doesn't because I've seen him use correction when circumstances require it, even if he won't recognize that he uses it even sparingly) then he would be showering you with Hot Dog buffets and incentives to discuss competing dog training philosophies in a cordial and rational manner---perhaps in some form of a civilized debate. It truly saddens me that Zach George would resort to such coecion in such a public manner, especially since he actually is good with his positive training methods. But he fails to recognize that not all dogs will respond to such techniques in a timely way (some were actually bred deliberately over hundreds of years to respond in other ways). Owners don't have unlimited hours in even a single day to spend training their dog using nothing but treat incentives, let alone 14 whole days nearly 24/7 using nothing else.

[@joescambait]

Zac is the one that needs training

[@kenmccarty6229]

@@joescambait I agree

[@W1nter0o]

100% agree. There is a reason why Zak has over millions of followers because he is good with what he does. But it doesn’t mean that others are not good with what they do when it comes to dog training. As Ivan said, there is no consensus in dog community that one method (all positive reinforcement training) works for all dogs. To publicly attacking dog daddy on his techniques and incentivizing his follows to boycott Dog Daddy is just low and shameful. Zak better off spending his time going after real dog abusers and save dogs from them than a trainer who is honestly help training and saving dogs.

[@SisterGoldenHair111]

Great job Daddy !!

[@cindywolfburg6242]

Incredible!

[@angel2dogs]

You are amazing!!! Don’t ever stop and don’t let that loser Zak get in your way!!

[@michelewelch5319]

Wow! This was fascinating to see and hear every detail of a group teaching. I was riveted through the entire video. As a dog lover, I’m grateful for what you do. 🙏❤️

[@MXHAUS]

This is awesome, your classes are on point. You have some serious skill. 🔥 I hope you get let into Aus one day. People here need help like this. My dog and I get attacked by reactive dogs at least 3 times a week on walks… Thank you for sharing this.

[@jessbeitler8653]

I wish I would have found this channel sooner! This was so close to my area.

[@LyranSoul]

He is going back in April. Check the info box on this video.

[@andymurkle4931]

What a comparison in the noise levels at the start of the lesson and the end. Many of the owners seemed to be unaware of what was going on with their dogs and just stood passively. They needed to be more reactive than the dogs. Often owners believe that, what they are doing is correct. To accept that it is wrong is so hard to do. But unless they can undo that conviction they will never advance in their training and the poor dogs are doomed to a life of torment. People education and training is the key.

[@cherylwoodruff7617]

Thank you so much for posting the entire session! Clips have been taken and used against you. The video shows the truth. You are an amazing instinctual trainer. You understand dog behavior and what it takes to remove the dog's fear. God bless you for saving some dogs from their owners, some dogs from eventual euthenasia. Instinct and training yourself makes you capable of handling your own animals, and all of us can still learn from you!

[@wolfparty4234]

You are truly doing good work sir!! Dog owners sometimes are not aware of actual work it takes to have a loving house pet that loves them back!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart,Dog Daddy!!❤️🙏🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Lorifitzsimmons]

Everytime I watch your videos, I am amazed all over again! Because you're not just working with one dog, you're like a mistro, but instead of conducting musical instruments, you're conducting dogs, it's so cool, so mesmerizing!😊

[@Huundeblogg]

At 19.05 everybody has calmed down. I love how the other dogs now have turned into spectators, watching closely what's going on with the dog that's with Augusto.

[@ryulee458]

I swear these dogs think they are in control but the minute they meet dog Daddy they get broken in right away lol 😂😂😂😂

[@TeriDuncan8049]

Wonderful 👍👍👍. I think this longer video shows its not all confrontation between you and the dogs. It's learning to respect and follow your guidance. This should show the haters that they are WRONG!!! Using these tools as guidance helps these dogs find calm. These owners must be so relieved to have communication with their dogs. I hope for the dogs sake they are able to continue your teachings ❣️❣️❣️

[@donnaschatz8948]

You truly are a God send you are an amazing person ❤Don't you ever forget that!! Dont ever let negative people take away your SHINE!! ❤

[@ripreinhold6572]

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

[@cindygreleski5376]

Your videos never cease to amaze me… ♥️

[@jcharris6557]

Thank you for showing more of what the training sessions look like. I no longer have dogs, but my 95lb ChowChow was so much like the Tibetan mastiff: huge and dangerously confused until I got her and worked to get her under my control. She lived until she was 17 and had a very happy life. ❤️ In all respects all anything ever needs is attention, clear guidance, and love. ❤️ You rock, DD. Thanks for helping bring peace to the world one dog and dog parent at a time.

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Well done Augusto! 🐕 🐩