'HELL RAISING' German Shepherd is Out of Control!😱 | Full Episode | It's Me or the Dog

[@pllamah]

That hair tuft on the dogs eye is driving me insane 😅😂

[@MathewPanicker1010]

I can't unsee it now

[@AnneliFyhr]

First thing I thought of, drove me nuts too 😂

[@carriekelso5246]

😂

[@lexacheyenne9653]

I think I see what your talking about and now it's going to drive me insane. Lol

[@Bookwormqueen96]

I was coming to comment the same thing 😂😅😅😅

[@kbrennan3836]

"Has Victoria finally met her match???!!" LOL, no. It's a 1yo GSD doing 1yo GSD things. She's Victoria Stilwell, and she'll be fine.

[@Pyaaang]

its so great how she calls them yapp yapps but their snap snaps

[@flip_shifty]

the dog just wanted to play, needed an outlet and they dont give it.

[@midxclappers4888]

@@flip_shiftyyour dog should never bite you, to initiate play. It’s not appropriate and dangerous. There are many examples of high drive high energy dogs out there, who KNOW not to bite their owners or handlers because they will be punished for that, same reason that dog would be punished by another dog for biting them

[@lexacheyenne9653]

I'm impressed by this family and the amount of work they put on without complaining.

[@kunolacarai]

A lot of dogs gotten during the lockdown have socialization issues. As Victoria noted, in takes care and patience to get them used to other dogs and people.

[@fabulousalenore56]

True, along with cats too Ive seen :/

[@imalwaysright]

True, but some owners aren’t very good. It’s like they dont do any research or learning before getting a dog. Pay attention to how they interact with their dogs before Veronica

[@tillettman]

2:36 What’s that all about? He said he’s afraid that his dog will attack, but he leaves her off leash in a public park??

[@pennywebb867]

Now. It's a fenced in dog park.

[@darksoals]

A public dog park. Completely inappropriate, off leash is for dogs that follow commands. Someone could have gotten hurt

[@HoneyQuint]

​@@darksoalsbla sum bs bla

[@goatloops]

They often do that just for the show, I doubt they let her off lead outside of the show :)

[@AnneliFyhr]

I feel so sorry for Fenix, she needs to work. But with this family, she got all the chances in the world to be a happy dog.

[@atimidbirb]

Bro these owners are like "I have tried nothing and I am all out of ideas"

[@misskatelyn01]

Some dogs are just very calm and cooperative and when you've raised a calm and cooperative dog you think you know how to raise dogs because you've had a dog most of your life and it was very good and if that's been your only experience and then you get a little hell-raiser and none of the things that worked with calm dog are working with the hell-raiser it really can feel like you've tried everything. They just needed to learn new tactics.

[@thekweenofbling3621]

Outstanding comment

[@marikothecheetah9342]

Finally a family that genuinely wants the best for their dog and they really are doing it with joy. Loved this episode.

[@zekimse]

this show practically raised me! glad to see it's still going

[@saddlerrye6725]

These titles are so clickbait-y, but the videos are really nice. I love how a bit of learning on both the human and canine side can improve their life together drastically

[@kimberlyhall7610]

She is a one yr old German Shepherd doing one yr old German shepherd things. She needs to go to obedience school, plus they need to have her do lots of play, physical activities to get all of that energy out! Socialization skills can be taught with the right trainer also.

[@marekmaxpabianice]

This dog needs CORRECTONS, not cookies. Turning around when a dog bites you? Really? That lady will be seriously injured one day. She is rich so she will pay people, right?

[@grenade8572]

​@@marekmaxpabianiceShe's NOT rewarding the bad behaviour. She rewards the auto-correction = when the dog, instead of fixing the other one and getting tense, decides to look away. You can show a treat to a missbehaving dog to make him focus on you (it's a redirection), but only giving him when he does what he's asked to do. Corrections can work too if you can stay in low energy and be on point (like Cesar Milan -- I'm not a fan of his training, but I have yo recognize he's spot on when doing is "sssht" and touchong the missbehaving dogs). Each person has to adapt strategy according to their personakity, and threir dog's.

[@leldesaulite-rozite]

I adore German shepherds ❤ My boy Hektor was a friendly, faithful and wonderful family dog for 14 years … 💔💔💔

[@simonfea2]

6:01 I have two 110 lb male Golden Retrievers, and I use pronged choker collars to make them behave. I waited to long the get them, honestly, but they really helped their behavior. The pulling stopped. I can control them so much better! Also I walk themtwice a day a total of 4-5 miles, every day rain or shine. Exercise will help behavior too. As for socialization I took them to the local dog park almost every day for their first year. I've learned so much over 6 years!

[@Zann888]

I don't even have a dog but I love watching your videos, it is so inspiring seeing everyone figuring things out along the way and creating such a beautiful relationship

[@mamalillycat8756]

I knew this would work as long as they followed the instructions from Victoria. German Shepards are some of smartest dogs out there. I used to have one named Angel. I miss her. She died quite a long time ago. Because of my conditions, I can't handle a dog anymore. She lived up to her name. Protection and sweetest dog on my block and that's saying something.

[@pennywebb867]

GSD's! So smart. So loyal. Yea felix. So glad they didn't give up on her.

[@laurenschenck5355]

Phoenix doesn’t have enough excuse and needs obedience training too ❤❤❤

[@lilianmflores9384]

They are trying to compare a senior dog with a puppy they haven’t trained. Not fair at all to the dog.

[@kerrimarple871]

I agree

[@MsNoPixel]

I don’t understand how people believe living & breathing animals aren’t a 24/7 365 type of commitment, get one & then are shocked how much work some can be, especially a young GSD.

[@mollykissel9553]

This is a prime example of a good trainer.

[@tandrimasen3714]

Victoria you are a queen... Love your work and confidence so much.. You know magic

[@cassy8834]

I’m glad the puppies got its own friend now I know that German Shepherd

[@laurenschenck5355]

Great job Victoria and another job well done!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@laurenschenck5355]

That is so dangerous not safe for anyone and someone could get hurt 😮❤❤

[@ryanap]

You truly are a beautiful human being.

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for a excellent video. Love your channel ❤❤❤

[@smustipher]

I grew up with large breeds... Akitas, Chows, Rotties....I never understood people who could get large breeds and are not prepared to train them to not pull on the lead, mouth, and jump all over people. What did they expect to happen when they pick these large, intelligent, and active breeds? A couch potato?

[@grenade8572]

Smaller dogs might need a lot of exercize too, like border collies. If people want couch potatoes, they should rescue older dogs.

[@selenaposty]

Gotta love German sheps! 💘🤣

[@AyaPisani]

Ghjgggg

[@AyaPisani]

Scouting and you can see them there again ayahuasca 😊❤🎉17th

[@RudisKetabs]

I’m so happy for her 😍😍😍

[@laurenschenck5355]

My favorite show!! ❤❤

[@AngelaBrown-s8o]

Good grief she's beautiful

[@james4807M]

10:21 Respect Victoria 🧢

[@CaffeineWords]

“The dog’s being aggressive!” they cry while the dog play bites and clearly shows signs of excitement at the other dog. They had a GSD previously, and they don’t recognize signs of excitement or what play-biting is? And yeah, play-biting is a problem at that size, but it’s a lot easier to address and if it was aggression they would’ve needed stitches by now.

[@louisahobson8838]

I'd love to see links to the products used. I'd really like a harness like that for my collie cross.

[@vintagelady1]

I love Victoria's training style & this was the best of all. I recently acquired a rescue dog who's young but been to multiple homes, including one who threatened to euthanize her b/c "She is feral." What she is, tragically is a Kelpie, &n uber-high-energy cattle dog who should be out on a ranch, running all day non-stop, with a pack of herding dogs. Instead, she had little or no training as a puppy and was "rescued" but had to be kept in a garage for a rather long time b/c the rescuers other dogs would attack her & steal her food, & I don't even know how many other homes she has been in. The last one was successful but after about a month the owner got a job in the city so she was up for adoption again. She is fearful & spooky & mouthy & paces , won't go into any room that looks like a trap, plays so rough that my sweet gentle boy dog no longer wants to play with her. But she is sweet & is trying so hard. This video is gold for me---wish Victoria could come help me out, I'm a decent trainer but never had a dog like this one. We have to make this work.

[@larac.7315]

Très très bon travail❤👍

[@marthazbeetnoff1707]

What harness is she using that you need 2 leashes for?

[@lisathewhitewolf]

I've seen this one...give us some new episodes! I was really hopeful it would be!

[@koconnell968]

I've definitely never seen this one, and it seems relatively new since it's post-covid.

[@mochikitten745]

nah i remember it it's def a reupload@@koconnell968

[@lisathewhitewolf]

@@koconnell968 Okay, but they already put it on the YT channel at least once.

[@koconnell968]

@@lisathewhitewolf My point is that this is still a new episode to a lot of people even if not to you, which is probably the point of reposting it if it's been posted on the YT channel before.

[@lisathewhitewolf]

@@koconnell968I understand...it's just the whole time I've been subbed, they haven't added a new one even once, it's all reposts of the same few.

[@DutchIsraeli]

Super clever and lovely doggie 🧡

[@ShadowMor00]

They couldn’t even photoshop the thumbnail correctly 😂

[@Hylefavud]

What's the name of the leash Victoria used for phoenix? Interested as I hv a shepsky that pulls

[@Incognitowrld]

Victoria my family needs your help!!!

[@TheGoodSamaritan8557]

Unfortunately its called the terrible 2s not for nothing. After 2yrs old or upon reaching 2 yrs old they tend to settle down a little bit. I realized that all over again after i took in a rescue pup. They test the boundaries, they are defiant, they are noisey 😂 but you gotta just keep at the training with boundaries

[@ChicagoCubs472]

Exercise, oack of leadership and fear

[@ChicagoCubs472]

Lack

[@chandineebhujan3868]

You are a dog and human saviour ❤😊

[@cassy8834]

They should’ve started training with her when they first got her thank God she still only a year old so hopefully they can train her well and I get it. They’re not used to it. They had a senior dog that you know didn’t need training wasn’t so rambunctious, but they should’ve thought with a puppy most likely the puppies gonna be out of control. Very rarely you have a puppy that’s chill.

[@hairtech322]

Love your videos.. great show title "Its Me or The Dog" !! Was wondering if you have any videos on dogs/puppies that are NOT aggressive, but rather are generally social but will display odd behavior either with harnessing (moving away from/low to the ground/hiding) & not coming when called/bold/timid/not wanting to pee outside.

[@hairtech322]

@@DepressedGatoHave done that already..

[@cassy8834]

Oh my god that dog is beautiful though

[@raroraroraroo9675]

The name of that harness, please. Pretty please. I have a 34 kg Malinois, need i say more.

[@raquelreyes7334]

Beckman's dog training

[@mechanicpunx]

I've just trained my dogs to "ask" if they are allowed on the sofa or not independent of if there's other people around or not. It works really well for us. They put their head on the couch and look at me. Ether I say "go ahead" or I give them a different command. No stress involved.

[@kerrimarple871]

😂

[@ikkelimburg3552]

My GSD has the Roam harness from Woolly Wolf, my Malinois has the ‘side by side training harness’ from Hunter, very similar to the one used in this vid (also providing double leash option with or without an additional collar). Both absolutely destroyed the Julius K9 harnesses within weeks. My GSD is a very good girl, my malinois is in the height of puberty and a Houdini (almost dislocated her shoulder in a Julius K9 harness trying to wrestle herself out of it). The harnesses from Hunter are very well adjustable, my small dog also has a Hunter harness. The ones from Woolly Wolf are great for dogs with more coarse fur (less friction or risk of locking in hair with closing of the harness). Hope this will help

[@TrulyMadlyShallowly]

For dogs who pull, just a harnass isn't ideal - it reinforces and it doesn't give you much control. I have used a harness/collar combi, but I'm on just a collar now. Calmth is key

[@alexandrarosilius6940]

What kind of harness was that

[@QuestionsAboutDogs]

Loves digging but so cute

[@Kandyrose0108]

She's very cute

[@scemolivvy]

Yes 🐾

[@Hanjizoe-and-levi-you-are-shor]

Dam and I got attack by a German Shepherd at 9 and in 2023 he attacks a kid just because he was walking past, he just jumps out and almost killed the kid like really and not going to put it down after attacking 2 kids or more by now like I got PTSD because of that and still suffer from it

[@SawBladeXDX]

if they got a mal. they be done for lol "its attacking me all the time"

[@musiclover13455]

i love you Victoria im gonna be a dog trainer like you and go into your program

[@MsNoPixel]

I love how half the sit they’re complaining about is normal puppy stuff, people need to understand if they can’t handle puppies, their energy, the responsibility of teaching them and/or don’t have the time for them then DONT GET A PUPPY. There are no bad dogs, just bad & uneducated owners.

[@plastikloser]

If by nightmare, you mean normal young dog

[@SunnyDoesStuff0513]

I've seen much worse, and this reminded me of my grandparents dog.

[@Aaalllyyysssaaaaa]

what a gorgeous sweet dog.

[@redswan9442]

Are they really complaining about a young untrained dog behaving... Like a young untrained dog?

[@AngelaBrown-s8o]

She's so cute I'm sorry that dragging her or rather her dragging her mom is so cute

[@andreacarlile-thompson2511]

Why do people allow dogs on the sofa at all, it evaluates their height? Other times, you say off if other people are around, it sends mixed messages to the dog. It’s better just to say no completely to being on the sofa.

[@crystallion1269]

I’m not so sure about the bigger breeds that could do some serious harm/have natural territorial instincts, but we’ve always let our two (my sweet Charlie, senior now and he’s in my room - imagine a corgi with flat ears and a long tail) and Lucy, a beagle who passed) on the couches and beds. Other than Lu who didn’t get potty trained well, we didn’t have an issue with it. They loved anyone who came around - their rights to the sofa are the same, but they never made a big deal if there were too many people (very rare for us, basically never happened) and for the most part were obedient (well, except for Charlie who just has negative one brain cells) and gentle things. When the dog gets… that big? Yeah, as this video demonstrates, a little bit of disobedience or distress can be a genuine issue. Still, if a dog’s generally a sweetheart I don’t see why they can’t go on the couch (well, other than the mess)

[@VicKnits]

I have a large dog (GSD/Dutchie/ACD mix, 1.5yo) and she is allowed on the couch. The only time she is not allowed is when she is misbehaving, and she knows it! We have an “off” command so she knows when she needs to get off, and we use “leave it” if she is being stubborn about wanting to be on the couch. We have no issues with getting her off the couch when we need to (which honestly is mostly when I’m cleaning it) and she is a great dog! The issue is when people allow their dog to misbehave on the couch/bed or to become possessive of it.

[@Amathiscuff]

O wow this is my German shepherd

[@anng.509]

No training done??? All these " problems" are from the owners .... I feel bad for the dog....

[@michellecuevas5243]

I am pretty sure they know that, it's why they are asking for help.

[@kelseysstudios3861]

Hello! I was wondering if anyone could please tell me how I could contact them? I have 3 dogs all doodles ones a aussie doodle and the other 2 are goldens but the oldest one is terrible in public and on a leash and they jump the other golden chews on furniture and barks a lot and the aussie doodle (youngest) is following after there behaviors unfortunately I’m just a kid so I’d just like pointers or if I could contact this lady because I’d think it’d help a lot

[@lilianmflores9384]

There are also a lot of great videos on KZbin that teach you step by step training. Good luck with your fur missles. 😊

[@kerrimarple871]

In my opinion your best bet would be to just search it

[@lotynka1127]

After all, he's a grown puppy... doing what German Shepherd puppies do at his age. We have an almost two-year-old female German shepherd and when she doesn't have enough work, she also acts like this, but she's definitely not a devil :D it would also be good if her owners stopped being afraid of her, she would sense it right away. Just socialize and exercise and the problem is over. I love this show, but this episode feels pretty bloated.

[@cassy8834]

I understand they got the dog during Covid lockdown. You know to keep them company and they lost their other dog but during that time you weren’t even able to like go out and do stuff because it was locked down. Nothing was open. Nothing you could actually do but what they should’ve done at least Her outback played with her got rid of some of that energy. It might’ve helped her behavior inside the house and if you were able to take her for a walk, take her for walks constantly just get out of the house. I know you’re gonna have to wear a mask and what not but at least try to socialize. If you know anybody that has a doggie that doesn’t mind coming over your house and you know they test negative for Covid. Bring their dog over. Have you interact with the dog and your dog get used to that dogall these things could’ve been done even though it was a lockdown

[@eilenekellogg-ki2br]

They need to get ceaser m.

[@Morganwallenfan78]

Bad phoenix

[@pratical_indifference]

Get a pinch collar for pulling on walls. We have a 100 pound GS and how do you walk a dog like that on a harness?

[@malekelghannam4750]

if your an og you know it's reposted

[@mabelle7452]

Typical young GSD. They mature slowly and need lots of exercise and training.

[@victoriatb415]

"escelates to something that I can't handle"... yeah looks like you otherwise can handle it... 100%. (good work put in later though, just such a typical neglectful thing to say)

[@victoriatb415]

But also very sweet family and very dedicated! (realised I sounded like a bitch)

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Yikes

[@janna7249]

The children are gorgeous.

[@HayleighMay]

Guys hellp i'm scared to get a dog because of this chairman

[@AntiSociety100]

These 2 have 0 alpha in their blood. They shouldn't own a GSD or any "strong character" dog. Also: Phoenix clearly has an abundance of energy. Edit: What does this women mean "cross your arms"? This dog needs corrections! This positive reinforcement bs is precisely why these type of dogs are a problem in the street. They need a strong leader to boss them every once and a while.

[@O7ghostX]

I don't understand how you would take the decision to buy a dog during a world's crisis. What were they possibly thinking of?

[@xfiles0082]

Plus such a powerful dog which requires so much work. They have conditions for a cat, not for a dog.

[@KSJen]

Whom the leader is in this household, is clear. ALso, a harness? Aren't they made so that dogs pull? Sleds and the likes?

[@rosekorvus7630]

This "German Shepherd" is bred with something else in it's line...but also...ITS A GERMAN SHEPHERD...They are so lonely. and obedient and great with all kids...how...i mean lockdown...but..ooof...just...BAD training...it's also just hilarious...you didn't even...like...DO SOME RESEARCH...FFS PPL... lol doggo needs some treat balls or whatnot...keep occipated...not bored 😅

[@Catlover2016]

This is a long haired GSD.

[@daryaaljene7182]

Athletic pumpkin 52

[@josienic361]

cam isnt the alpha and he needs to be

[@thekweenofbling3621]

Maybe the dog is upset because you got that thick string our hair close to her left eye and nobody’s moved it to the whole show

[@marekmaxpabianice]

Removing comments, ha? Scared of the truth? Ahahahaha. More cookies!!!

[@G00ber900]

early!!!! :3

[@agnesz1866]

The dog was very close to biting off half of its owner's face or buttock. That is a very risky situation that such a specialist should not have allowed to happen. The reaction of the specialist should have been much stronger because next time, with another dog, it might end very badly. That dog was just young and tried to dominate its owner. Trying the same trick with an older dog taken from a shelter could end very badly. You were just lucky. But it's only a matter of time before a more aggressive dog hurts its owner more seriously.

[@SoRusted]

she's driving on the wrong side lol

[@Who-sq4hi]

As an American, you're embarrassing 🤦🏽 in other countries they drive on the other side

[@koconnell968]

This is a terribly embarrassing comment lmao Not every country does things the same way.

[@Everlien7184]

Thanks for those lockdowns for just a flu

[@jdrankwalter]

That was the least impressive dog video ever.

[@jdrankwalter]

Her suggestion was two leashes? Omg, horrible training.

[@joshiew215]

These videos are more so Victoria training owners tbh😂

[@alexandriachello8330]

That’s 95% of what dog training is if it’s a one on one