This Aggressive Dog Needed The Dog Daddy And She Got It.

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[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

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[@benjones3752]

How do you do it man? I'm trying so hard with one of our dogs..... Do you come to Indiana?

[@loriholman1459]

Isn't this funny it won't let me like the VIDEO....UTUBE JC! THEY'RE DIRTY.

[@may_laytrucker3127]

I think this dog boy from Israel 😁

[@vickiemartin6376]

Yes that child needs the Dog Daddy lololol

[@BIGTOXXY]

What's that leash

[@aobakwesanyane4237]

The dog is behaving just like the child in the background😂😂

[@newphonewhodis5469]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angelinamartinez561]

I was thinking the same thing 🤪🥴😉

[@pamrenwick9929]

haha I saw that too😁

[@J.Kimaar]

Lol noticed that luh mf immediately

[@vikingdogmanship]

The mother wasnt having it🤣 Just walked away

[@miaroberts1529]

The way he stays so calm yet firm with these big aggressive dogs is truly amazing and showcases his talent. He has all my respect. Dog Daddy Rocks!

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

The very best for reactive/aggressive dogs, no doubt!!!. It's truly amazing to watch how quickly he changes their mind set. X

[@mxaus4061]

You would behave as well if you had prongs sticking in your neck. Prong collars are banned in Australia and even in the USA they are known to be cruel and can cause physical and emotional damage

[@miaroberts1529]

@@mxaus4061 The prong collar is a tool used with certain cases and it doesn't harm dogs if used correctly. If you watch the dog daddy and his dogs none of them are on prong collars. The prong collar is just a tool used with certain dogs and they don't get hurt by the dog daddy. I see relief in all the dogs he works with.

[@leehong6902]

Those who say you're cruel it would be worse not to try to control him if you didn't train him they would have ended up putting it down which is worse?

[@supertuscans9512]

A lot less damage than a couple of bullets in the head or 60 lashes with a bull whip😂😂😂😂

[@elnetini]

That dog learned to walk with the leash, to sit, to stay calm and to obey yo command in 10 minutes. Incredible

[@trobson9952]

For 15 mintes.

[@mxaus4061]

@@trobson9952 while having a cruel device stuck into its neck, which is known to cause physical and emotional damage.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

Prong collars are absolutely fine when used gently, and with discernment by the owner. People know the difference between being stern and being abusive

[@supertuscans9512]

A lot less damage than 60 lashes with a bull whip, two bullets in the head or cutting its front forelegs off.😂😂😂

[@sophiedali6508]

Not incredible. Bad work you dont sée thé only thing to sée.

[@eyeshowyou]

Some people got it...some never will. Dogs need a leader...you are a leader. Amazing how you train this dog in such a short time

[@mikefrost1312]

You'd be surprised how often it goes EXACTLY like that lol. I used to train allot of dogs for other people & 95% of the time, that was the only real problem, the owner ! Too many people treat their dogs like a literal human child instead of treating it like a DOG & being a leader. If you won't be the leader, the dog will takeover. Or, people actually train their dog to NOT listen because they just blabber commands 100x & then still don't follow up & make the dog listen when it ignores them. So the dog learns it can just do whatever it wants without any consequences.. And if you have a strong willed, powerful, stubborn working breed, that's a disaster waiting to happen..

[@yourhumanpetservices]

credit to the owner for being able to accept where they needed help and effectively applying the lessons 💪

[@peterpain6291]

On each video he pulls violently on the line, which hurts the dog, the guy also thinks because he wears colorful clothes he is the dog teacher, BULLSHIT

[@dilmca906]

​@@mikefrost1312 children should be trained too in my opinion 😅 children will test you just like the dogs and will learn how to get away with whatever they want if you let them lol

[@Jazzywazz]

​@@dilmca906Totally!!!

[@ThePortalTheory]

I know everyone watching in the park is like "holy shi." LOL Everyone runs 🏃‍♀️ home to get their 🐕. Great job!

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

Honest it’s crazy how many times that actually happens. I’ve had people go get their dogs and then come back to ask for help! Both during training sessions and also times where I’m just hanging out somewhere

[@chickadee1899]

I'm not gonna lie. If i saw The Dog Daddy in the park, i would stop to ask questions with or without my dog 😊

[@lesliepedroza8183]

@@chickadee1899 hell yea

[@ryanwallace9723]

@@TheDogDaddyofficial great to know you got a skill that can bring relief to lives!

[@lostbooks2918]

@@TheDogDaddyofficial you are such a blessing to this world

[@hammertyme8392]

Daddy be rocking them glasses and jump suits 🤣🤣

[@--_-_-_-74..]

You changed this lady and her dogs life . Thank you

[@taniaortiz7625]

🙌🏽yes he did!

[@stevencirrito5422]

I love that the dogs always seem to learn twice as fast as the owners. Love the videos. Been binging on them since i saw you on instagram a couple days ago. I’m not even a dog person but I’m 100% a Dog Daddy fan!!

[@GB-cj3ok]

Exactly, the fact he had to tell her to say sit 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@00tonytone]

Yeah hes just as good as caesar the dog whisperer. Picking a puppy from a litter is like a box of chocolates. You never know what your gonna get.

[@saragates2255]

Yes! They want leadership from their owners and I'm convinced it's 90% handler behavior and 10% dog behavior! They learn and adjust so much faster than we do!

[@deborahholroyd6495]

I'm a dog momma...5 dogs...this guys great. I love that these dogs finally find the love..knowledge...training..and owners realize through proper training..they have the beautiful dogs.. I dont understand how people get dogs they cant handle. Though..this guys a blessing for these people..

[@stephenjacobsen4616]

@@00tonytone caesar just shamanic in the sense he knows both pray and hunting animals... and birds, quite remarkable knowledge and skill. caesar still the goat, this guy is on the same wavelenght tho =) I can see why you compare them.

[@nameisprivate5429]

Oh bless. She’s so scared. She just needs to find her confidence. She’s not aggressive because she’s mean or being an asshole, she’s acting out because she’s terrified.

[@diane9247]

That was great! She went from nervous wreck to happy, obedient girl! 🤩

[@Arete37]

The dog improved, too!

[@BeeHus2256]

You meant the owner, right?

[@truongthuyhang1579]

As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.

[@MT-if1jr]

You need to learn to handle your dog. Sending a dog out to someone Will not work. You need to learn

[@bonezzzz6330]

This is one of your best videos. It's important to explain that there are many steps with a prong collar. And dogs react differently.. I'm happy you explained more of your techniques to people instead of making it seem like magic🥳. You also gave a tremendous amount of dog behavior and psychology. What the dog is thinking is what's important.

[@jessicabradshaw3365]

Well said

[@nomadicwanderer1299]

Agreed in every way

[@kerrieleidig]

Ohh... I thought he was saying "prone collar".

[@pysvtfa4]

@@kerrieleidig they are also sometimes called pinch collars, but that can scare people. It’s a hugely misunderstood tool. Personally I don’t think there’s anything more cruel than sentencing a dog to a lifetime of fear and anxiety because you refuse to use the tools that help them overcome it.

[@marshhen]

Absolutely agree. I learned so much from this video. To see how he is communicating with the dog nonverbally is so important. 99.9 % of humans do not know about this. Many people get a puppy and raise them from scratch so they have this authority with the dog naturally and then they are so mean and judgemental to dog owners who have resued or adopted a dog that did not have the benefit of that early life. I wish they were more empathetic.

[@saragates2255]

At the end of the video she looked relaxed and happy, tongue hanging out with a smile 😊 It's amazing what a little confidence will do for a dog🐾

[@Killmaisy]

Right? She was happy even 2 min in

[@charmc4152]

At first, I thought you were talking about the owner until I got to the part about the "tongue hanging out." 😂 The owner looked relaxed, happy, and confident at the end too! 😉😀

[@saragates2255]

@@charmc4152 Lol the owner being relaxed and happy is probably part of why the transition happened😆

[@neonmarker6994]

I know his secret! He is not teaching the dogs, but the owners! ❤️

[@rachbell8915]

I think that's more the dog whisperer's thing. I think Daddy is whispering to dog.

[@K1ngAw3som3]

It’s a little of both but most dog training is owner issues.

[@jeffconwell4551]

It's always the owners. Most dogs are willing. It's getting the people to understand.

[@darlenestrohbehn8256]

Exactly

[@pootninny]

It seems like it’s always the owners that causes neurotic behavior in dogs. Dogs are dogs, they are not people. It’s all about the body language the dogs understand

[@relikaneliengod5307]

i'm laughing so hard at the lil girl in the back throwing a fit and moms just like "aight stay, bye" and she gets up and sprints at her mom hahaha

[@J1XXA]

I was looking for this comment hahah

[@RandiRavenscroft]

@@J1XXA me too!

[@odafjm5]

Maybe he should do some techniques for child training too. 😆

[@odafjm5]

Love what you do with these dogs! Amazing 👏

[@SylwiaCC]

@@odafjm5 Leash the girl, leash the girl! Jk jk

[@charismatic9467]

I'm so glad I found this channel. He literally trains these dogs like a horse. Working through the tantrums to show the animal that they can trust strangers

[@corallaroc4449]

That's exactly what I thought! I told my gf that he's communicating to the dog like you would using the reigns on a horse!

[@drewhillfarms]

It works with cattle too.

[@angelinagarcia7947]

exactly what I thought when he lasso'd her. Same way you break a horse.

[@rustyhowe3907]

Yeppers I recognized that pressure+release tactic, works wonders in any critter with little to no confidence!

[@gingieandskye2543]

So impressive I watched my father train his German Shepherds for years He was firm but he taught with love. He would have liked this man a lot.

[@Nirrrina]

That's what I've been trying to get through to my friend. You're not forcing the dog to do things. But you are the one in charge. Firm but with love. Just like a child. Thankfully his isn't that bad & is also elderly with back/back leg issues. It's more of a philosophical discussion on how you're supposed to behave as the so called alpha versus what he thinks the being alpha means. I think he was around too many people who had no clue what they were doing & just forced an animal to behave a certain way. Where in reality you have to communicate but make it clear what you want. Because even my dog that was half cat wanted to work with me & not against me. I can't say I'm that good at it since I just don't have the patience or more accurately between physical limitations, fibromyalgia sucks, & my lack of perseverance I'm not that good at dog training. It's why I thought hard about if Charlie my niece & nephew's wheaten terrier would fit with me. I wanted it to be right for him too. It's also why I didn't also take Jacque the large pure blood poodle. It wouldn't have been fair to him. It's also part of why I now only have cats since I live in an apartment & can't easily get up to walk in the mornings for a potty break. Still love the big dogs & would love to dog sit for more than just my friend. But it wouldn't be fair to the dog to have one all the time. Plus I already have 2 1/2 cats. I share the third with my friend. Which is fine since I steal his dog to spoil too 😉 & he was once his cat years ago. Maybe one day I'll actually get another little dog that can use a potty patch if needed. But I kind of doubt it.

[@aninterestingcharact]

I’ve had dogs all my life (I’m 66) I love the extended format of this particular video, and I thought I knew something. Wow; I was wrong. I’m learning more every time you put out a new video. Thank you!

[@redheadforjesus]

This was hands down the best instructional video ever that Dog Daddy has produced. This dog had no self-control and was very resistant. The Prong collar was the best way to communicate. Note: Finally, an awesome audio with Augusto's voice clear and in perfect volume.

[@ryanrbogue]

i’ve made so much progress with my 8 month old black lab because of your videos! fantastic content! awesome methods and techniques! keep em coming! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@daniellubin1020]

🐕 Daddy is a Genius

[@pamrenwick9929]

@@daniellubin1020 he is

[@maddart4445]

Bless this women for giving this dog a chance.

[@evewomensministry9590]

I love the difference from the beginning; an out of control dog who is scared of everyone to a sweet, well behaved beautiful shepherd! Great job!! ❤

[@charmc4152]

That dog will need consistent work so she doesn't revert to old habits though.

[@jenniferviolette317]

Thank you TDD! Watching you manage these dogs gives me the skill and confidence to train mine. My oldest dog is well trained but the youngest is reactive and under socialized. I started working with him today with a firmer and more calm and confident approach and I finally think we are going to get somewhere!

[@kelliephoenix]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours, Agusto! It really highlights your calm demeanor and insightful knowledge of all aspects of the dog❣️👏🙂🐾❤️

[@isagoldfield7393]

♥️🫰♥️

[@jrmhc8828]

LITERALLY A LIFE SAVER BRO I FKN LOVE YOU , YOU TEACH ME THINGS EVERYTIME I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS. FAVORITE TRAINER EVER

[@carmenclark9676]

This just goes to show you that it makes no difference if you have a hat on or flashy clothes , it's all about the energy.

[@poonplugdoonbug]

Like little wayne?

[@FeelingsAintFacts]

obviously.

[@MariaVazquez-du3st]

My rescue dog was so much like this shepherd. She was never socialized and she wants to attack other dogs and was impossible to control her on a walk. I got a prong collar and it is very effective. have been working with her and she is responding well. I really appreciate this video it is extremely helpful for me to understand this behavior and how to correct it. Thank you for the help!

[@mcdonaldm73]

I always liked watching Cesar, but damn dude, you are the man! I've never seen dogs respond to anyone like that, that fast. Definitely an Alpha in a past life. And your wardrobe is on point!

[@Justinlearns]

When you are calm and firm you can achieve almost anything with any intelligent creature. Especially dogs.

[@VeneraBerens-df8cb]

CEASAR IS NOT A DOG TRAINER HES AN ANIMAL ABUSER AND DOGS HAVE DIED IN HIS INCOMPETENT CARE DOG DADDY IS A REAL TRAINER AS YOU CAN SEE MANY BLESSINGS ON YOUR HEAD

[@Tre_Notes]

I like how the kid is freaking the fuck out throwing a tantrum at the same time the dog is. Looks like someone needs some home training. Dog daddy was probably like “ain’t nothing I can do about that” lmaoo

[@quotidian5077]

Mom walking away was the training. The child didn't get her way.

[@kerrieleidig]

Reminds me of the South Park episode where Cartman's mom called Cesar Milan to come train him. "TSST!"

[@gailierunninglynx7310]

Thank You Dog Daddy!! The dog was sooo much happier at the end!! Congratulations on nearing One Million Subscribers!! You'll easily make it and beyond!! 👍💖

[@EmsLionheart]

I could watch you from sunup to sunset You are beyond amazing Thank you for all your help

[@odinfeehcu1984]

Me too and I don't even have a dog. I just admire his expertise, humility, patience and love for these animals.

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

U explain everything so well. You're very smart and u handle it all perfectly. You're a natural at what you're doing. You're going to be growing faster and faster!

[@ddotconnections2360]

Never did I think I'd see someone who's as talented as Cesar Milan. Your methods are identical. But more so, your energy. Fantastic stuff. Gives me 2 true dog experts to follow! Keep it up! Subscribed

[@camiloorsini9674]

Look for Joel Beckman if you like this style. He’s similar and he uses other dogs to train as well. This is the first video I watch from Daddy and I like him. Calm, confident, and he’s not a snowflake that thinks prong collars are cruel. He’s also not “treating” the dog to death.

[@odinfeehcu1984]

He is better than Caesar. Dog Daddy deals with the dogs that no one can touch including Caesar.

[@odinfeehcu1984]

@@camiloorsini9674 I don't need to look for Joel whoever. I enjoy Dog Daddy's videos and his dogs. Love how he dresses and treats his dogs. He looks good doing what he does best.

[@mw5356]

Or Luke Evans, from The Farm also on KZbin. Very happy vibes as well.

[@neonmarker6994]

@@camiloorsini9674 I saw his video when he walked in a crowded downtown with his GS pack. No leashs. That was wonderful. The guy super cool.

[@LAStars-sratS]

Confidence & Authority, Dog Daddy’s got it❣️

[@misshell]

There are no bad dogs, just bad or lack of training. Thank goodness he's training the owners and showing the dogs what to expect. Kudos to the owners who are willing to learn!

[@stschannelt1476]

Not the child in the background freaking out just like the puppy! 1:19 😭

[@Nikki-cm2dp]

And mama handled it perfectly 😆

[@nate4222]

Omg lmao didn't even notice the first time hahaha

[@j.d.williams6882]

Great video. Proof that sometimes the dog and owner need training. You have a gift sir!

[@sailorjax2038]

He has the gift of punishment… it is a quick fix 😂

[@mon_avis2978]

@@sailorjax2038 DD gives short, firm corrections with the leash when the dog disobeys. When the owner walked around with the dog, Dog Daddy had to coach her to use the leash to correct it. You can see that she didn't pick up on the short jerks that establish who's in charge. I can tell she doesn't appear to _want_ to jerk the leash. It's getting annoying listening to DD say and demonstrate the same simple thing multiple times, and the owner doesn't take his advice or remember it.

[@a.w.s.9227]

👏👏👏👏👏 Great job to Dog Daddy but also to this excellent dog momma for showing up and being humble enough to learn and truly listen and push through her own difficulties for her furbaby!! She seems like a very soft-spoken and gentle person and it can be tough to take charge but she did so well following the instructions and doing this!!! I have so much respect for dog owners that g8ve this much to do it right and give their dog a great life they deserve.

[@edwardbanta4114]

This guy is the best saves so many dogs from being put down……thanks 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏😃

[@skilifavas4016]

I love the blue shirt guy in the back with his boxer. He's doing the same methods and it's working like a charm hahaha

[@joannbyrd6324]

Thank you for showing us how to ease their anxiety and fear.

[@ArtsyLadyCrafter]

So amazing! What a professional! Owners just feel fear and hopelessness. Look at how quickly the dog's behavior can be modified! Hiring someone like The Dog Daddy is really worth it!

[@30WallEra]

I F love this guy. Confidence, knowledge and young age is just WOOOW. I did use some of your technics on my friend dog that was attacking me all the time. My Malinois was protecting me 😜. Now his dog is like a new one 😀. My friend started watching you and his doing well

[@MrAckdavis]

When that little girl in the background voice got deep when she said: “I wanna play now”…..had me crying……I felt that😂😂😂😂

[@slwhite1959]

That lil girl needs the Dog Daddy. So she know's who's in charge.

[@annettea2997]

I truly can’t believe the number of aggressive, large, and out of control dogs you see that show up with buckled flat collars or harnesses as the only connection to the leash and the owner. Basically, those owners just function as “freight” for those dogs to drag around as they want, making the dog the alpha in that relationship. Since I was a 12 year old kid at the other end of the leash from a beautiful 65 pound female purebred German Shepherd ,we always treated that sliding “choke chain” as a way to send a message to the dog of our intentions with a short tug. It was never used or treated as a restraint because such was not necessary because the dog was well trained through methods very similar to what you use, not through some psychological “theory”. Ten years later I learned of the effectiveness and actual kindness of a prong collar with a friend’s huge male Alaskan Malemute with the double coat at his neck almost 2 inches thick. As you state, it was needed and used to communicate and since this is the largest of the sled dog breeds it prevented him from choking out at early training stages. Keep doing what you are doing because as you prove in every video it works, and ignore those theoretical behaviorists that would wait for their dogs to finally do something right and then rewarding them. Ridiculous.

[@JJTOPSMILE]

brother style is always on point

[@PammyP]

The calmness, he consistently shows. There is no judgement of the dog. I can see how clearly that the maladaptive behaviors that we judge dogs on are simply things they have learned that work for them. If you give into a 2 year old child every time they have a tantrum in store because you do don't buy what they want or give into them of course they will continue. I think many narcissists start out this way. If lying, scheming or physical domination work to get you what you want, why not continue? What blows my mind is how quickly they can learn a new behavior. The trick is making sure the owner doesn't relapse to the old behaviors. There are bigger lessons than the wonderful dog training he does. Never looses his temper, never judges, it's just a behavior that needs to be changed so he creates a situation where that behavior doesn't work anymore. We humans could learn a lot about correcting abhorrence human behavior by his brilliant techniques. My dogs were my life, and I could have done so much better if I had understood some of these basic tools.

[@Lee-so4ub]

This was a really good training session. Amazingly well done.

[@halgaucher6730]

It’s also establishing trust and consistency. She can begin to trust the stranger her mom introduces to her to will bring her back eventually (and the stakes will be much lower each time she meets someone new) and she only is going to be corrected when she acts inappropriately. As long as the rules are fair and consistent she’s going to have a lot less anxiety and a lot more faith in her owner.

[@sulochanadawe9429]

There's a lady doing a child daddy in the Background. Love how she held her ground and the hold ran back to her.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

Lol yes!

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

She is a fast learner. Lol

[@dressagerider31]

Amazing! Not only is she much calmer, she ended up si.sitting on your feet. Wow.

[@yvonneost12]

For a young man Augusto is brilliant .

[@Katie_Kuma]

Very impressed, I'll have to remember this the next time I get a dog 😊 it's all about respect and boundaries, and enjoying each other's company. When the dog understands what is expected of them it is easier for them to process new things and their environment. I love how big of a difference there was from the beginning of the video to the end🙏❤️

[@catalink9]

Man you're the trainer of the decade :D you are not doing anything special than very common training but the way you talk and think at the same time and the "energy" you have around you makes people understand what they have to do and animas to understand your intentions easily. I watch your video to study their behaviours in certain situations ( you're the only one on KZbin taking dogs in front of their problems and showing it to the world ) but I've noticed your behaving around dogs is to be studied too. Cheers from Italy, keep up the treat job. I would love to see you working live ❤.

[@Pawsz]

BEAUTIFUL, it's really lovely to see the calmer manner be brought out, i get the impression when a dog's attention is all over the place from all the stimulation sights and sounds, they're not as relaxed and their behaviour becomes difficult, helping them focus and learn they can be at ease around lots of activity is a Godsend.

[@user-mf4on1pk2z]

it's sad that the majority of dog owners have absolutly no idea what they're doing with their dogs

[@pamrenwick9929]

true

[@drewkm32]

Big 📠

[@NA-su3jk]

Even worse are the ones who refuse to have a discussion about trying aslip lead, etc.... they will complain about issues but bectotally incredulous that a slip lead can make an immediate difference. All harness all the time.... amazing how that product got so popular.

[@powkeybol7853]

That's because every person wants a dog but dosent want put half the work in them that they need and deserve so it really just lazy people

[@esther6664]

Tbh I think getting a dog should be regulated, like having to take classes and have a licence in order to have one it would reduce people who would recklessly adopt a dog and those who are to lazy to learn dog behaviors

[@leebryan660]

As a certified dog trainer for pro train innovated dog training in Vista California. I think you're doing a good job in training dogs that need your help ! Keep up the good work ! You're helping saving the lives of dogs that need help !

[@joelmarcial123]

the handler needs the training

[@sheririce4257]

Always lol

[@jemmawolf4150]

😂 the child in the background at 1.21 shrieking "i wanna play now". Dog Daddy, do you deal with children too?

[@emilydennie2712]

I have to admit, when I first saw him I judged him for his track suits and glasses. But the more I watch him, the more I absolutely love him and the more I’m checking my bias cause he’s wearing that cause he likes it, not because of his training ability

[@tommysvibe4484]

It was really hard to hear my dog cries when I tried the leash but man...it is really effective and I am still learning so I dont know if I was to firm or w/e. Directly fix spontaneous behaviour when on the leash. 100% agree with it. Love your content.

[@Mymelody724]

Where can I get the leash please 🙏

[@boogboog8097]

50 years ago people knew about choke collars and used them on unruly dogs instead of treating them like children

[@fluidexpressions6856]

his outfits are amazing

[@trixie9777]

@8:17 Augusto wasn’t even directing her to his side & she came right over to him. He was talking to the dog’s mom & the dog voluntarily came to DD’s side. Dogs feel so comfortable with him. 🥰🥰🥰

[@jf4195]

Dude, you are one of the best dog trainers out there. Thanks for your videos, hope to meet you one day.

[@Virtuouswomen123]

Looks like the child in back ground needs her daddy

[@AJ-oz9vy]

Pull back firm and give command. Lady proceeds to do neither 😂❤ it’s about training the owners just as much as the dogs. Dog Daddy to the rescue !! You’re rehabilitating both sides and it’s a beautiful thing.

[@theresaboldt5797]

Oh my gosh, the little girl in the background throwing a tantrum. Hilarious.

[@Hockeyreview101]

I just found this dude and he’s actually a miracle worker

[@pamrenwick9929]

he is

[@Zhokersem]

If you understand french look "esprit dog"

[@pamrenwick9929]

interesting I was thinking of the movie the miracle worker I call him that too, the movie of Helen herewith Ann bancroft, the parents just let her do whatever they didn't know what to do, then Ann Bancroft brought determination guidance direction and purpose to Helen's life. blind mute and couldn't hear? she went to college she spoke in public she found her purpose and passion of life , everyone should watch that movie esplly the children❤

[@pamrenwick9929]

Helen Keller true story

[@hundredproof1512]

Confidence and knowledge of psychology of a dog is through the rough.. just a legend

[@DiabloZGaminG]

Such an amazing video. The owner is clearly not confident. Doesn’t know what to do with the dog. But thankfully dog daddy was there to make her understand. This video clearly shows it’s never a disobedient dog, but the owner that needs most of the work

[@alicelee5045]

I've seen a few of Dog Daddy's very insecure female clients adopt German Shepherds for protection or confidence, which is not an effective solution to their problems.

[@abbylane2718]

❤ Im so sorry for your Loss 😢 ❤ RIP Griffin ❤ Doggy Haven has gotten their ANGEL and have soo much to look forward to . Griffin is still rite by your side 💞

[@karriehealey2294]

This guy is phenomenal ❤

[@peace.404]

The 3 yr old In the background at 1:20 needs dog daddy even more than the dog!

[@ryandalion8379]

Give mom a leash!

[@stormy439]

I absolutely ❤️ that as TDD is helping 1 owner, the man with the Boxer is applying the same principles.... and it works!😍👍

[@christywilliamspena4572]

Baby you are amazing love how patient you are with these babies but at the same time give them the direction and control they really crave and just don't know it...obedience really gives peace and security to everyone especially our precious companions...thank you for recognizing your God given talent..your amazing!!!!

[@allyouneedisgodandjesus]

Absolutely beautiful 👍 Owner learning as well as the viewer. Love how the gift you have been given is explained

[@dorothyroush6273]

Thanks for showing a bit longer content on the beginning of correction to how to reinforce and maintain the correction and communication you have begun to establish with the leash. The fact you showed not only the pressure to instruct but the release of pressure when she acts correctly provides the that missing piece for me. I love watching your videos. You do so much for the dog and the owner of the aggressive dogs. These videos have helped me see how to correct some of my bad behaviors that have created some irritating habits I have allowed my pup to acquire. Hopefully I can get that corrected so some of her anxiety type behaviors will stop. Thanks again!

[@rachelm1286]

Makes me so happy to see your results. Ignore the haters, the doggie world can be very pompous. The main thing with a dog is what you show here, and then come the fun times ❤❤ Enjoy your next adventures!

[@jacquibradley1598]

I am from Europe and I DO NOT BELIEVE there are bad dogs, just BAD OWNERS! Sorry to say and although I do not agree with all Dog Daddy's methods (prong collars) he is great with his training and empathy, dogs: a) need a leader. b) need direction. c) need love. If you can gather all 3 then you will win overall. Thank you DD RESPECT!! 🐶🐶🙏🙏🤗🤗💙💙

[@joannbyrd6324]

Precious ,she wags her tail. Very helpful and to see this instructions online is such a gift to us all. Hold onto her. Don't let her go.

[@KingBee77]

On point, The Dog Whisperer is cool but I'm subscribing to your channel!

[@deplorablecovfefe9489]

My Shepard would pull alot. But he was a very gentle dog in general. One day I figured to cry like it hurt when he pulled and it completely changed his walking. He really didnt want to hurt anyone even a little. I'm sure that doesnt always work but it was amazing when it did.

[@susienickel2185]

Just watching you as you train the dogs has helped me as I use your technics on my grand fur baby who is a Maltese. he use to bark constantly when I would go into my Daughter's room. I started shushing him while softly pet him. He doesn't bark at me anymore. He changed into a sweet boy. He no longer demands with excessive barking. I love watching your video's. They are life changing for him and me. Thank you

[@meycoe]

release as soon as the command has been executed! that is the difference between a prong collar working correctly and an abusive prong collar. Hate seeing folks with a lunging dog on a prong collar being used as a flat collar. great vid, poor nervous shepherd :( Hope they are doing better. the owner seemed so timid.

[@shavaunaronan3188]

One training session, wow!

[@madman1rug]

German Shepherd are very intelligent dogs, fast learners, no surprise here. :)

[@kennethbolton951]

Most of us aren't aware of tension and until we realize that it is what we transmit to the dog it controls us and confuses the dog. Works with people too. It is one of the things in the martial arts that the instructor has to make one aware of constantly. They call it leading the mind and for a dog it is something they respond to and are waiting for.

[@andrewstirton1785]

Great job Dog Daddy! It’s fantastic to see how quickly you can read all the various issues dogs have. I’ve used pinch collars just until the dogs know who’s running the show. You’re amazing DD!

[@maddart4445]

She’s going to be a good dog for her.

[@sp276]

Dog Daddy, you are very good at this. Impressive. I like your calm demeanor.

[@kayjaysok]

Best part for me, was just the love and appreciation in the ladys eyes, she looked like she was desperate, and then later, was all the weight, concern, confusion was gone, completely different energy, her and the dog were stressed to bits Amazing, 2 lives, 1 leash

[@fatdaddy-viii-8672]

I trained hunting dogs in the 60s and 70s, (about 60 to 70 pups at any one time) and you really do know what you're doing. GREAT JOB!

[@johnfearns6813]

This guy is amazing 😮!

[@yahiragomez9991]

Beautiful German shepherd

[@lonewolf3828]

If you are confident and know the dog his or her language, it's gonna be ok. This is a sweetheart of a dog.

[@gd3369]

IT's incredible ... the majority of the time when dogs misbehave ...it's not the dogs ...its the owners fault ...when you own a dog you have to put in the time and train them, lead them, you have to be the Alpha/ the leader, give them direction ... too many dogs get spoilt and take that leadership role ... being calm and rewarding good behaviour is so important ... your dog picks up so much by your reaction and your body language ... great video ... i know quite a bit about dogs, and yet i learn so much by watching others train a dog ...

[@EmpressKima]

Awwe the dog is young and silly like a child lol

[@bordercolliesdownunder7245]

You're coming to Australia🤗🐾💚

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

Yes I am!!

[@letagilmoreithinkweneedtos8879]

I swear I enjoy the colorful outfits as much as the training episodes ❤