Helping A Reactive Dog. The First Session // The Dog Daddy.

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

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[@FuzzyPotato.1]

Why don’t I see any follow ups? I think anyone can do what this guy is doing but where’s the follow ups?

[@cherylmillard2067]

Keep posting this style of content, it shows people the whole picture that people need to see so they can better understand your training techniques.

[@Rahzarusfilms]

actually agreed here. although i already know the prong collars really arent what people think, the folks who dont know need to know that that collar is a tool not torture

[@cherylmillard2067]

Exactly!!@@Rahzarusfilms

[@ladyfarrier5949]

Great video!

[@bordercolliesdownunder7245]

... and implement them.

[@cherylmillard2067]

What's there to understand except you know absolutely nothing about dog training? He's redirecting the dog's attention. @@TeslaNick2 Come on and tell us what you would do differently.

[@janewolf4541]

In training, it is usually the handler that is the problem, and not the dog. She says stop to the dog, and continues on. Pretty confusing if you are not sticking to commands given to your dog. My hat is off to this great young man and his animal sense.

[@laurafarris904]

I think she was a little nervous when she started walking him. I love to hear so many dog trainers teach Pressure and Release. Trainers with half a mind will see that here.

[@dardar267]

Yes, this type of video explains WHY it is necessary to use certain types of collars such as the prong

[@MT-if1jr]

Depends on the dog and what you want to do with it.

[@_smurfitude]

Yes I agree. #1: It depends on the dog. Then the owner needs to know how to properly use the collar. A leash issue isn't going to be solved by just buying the collar, installing it on the dog and start walking. It's not that simple. It's part of many tools to gain control of a dog. In many cases, it's been shown that the dog's owner needs proper direction as well as the dog itself. @@MT-if1jr

[@julezpanda14]

Depends if you're a sadomasochistic or someone who owns the wrong type of dog for their own capabilities!!!

[@dardar267]

@@julezpanda14 sadomasochistic? 😂😂😂

[@lightseeker2242]

I know their value, I try to teach green handlers with powerful pulling or reactive dogs to use them. The campaign against them continues.

[@victoriaoshea4865]

I think dog daddy is a great humanitarian disguised as a dog trainer. He is helping the humans so much as well

[@writegirl2937]

WOW! This is an awesome and very refreshing video! It’s good to see Augusto returning to his teaching videos rather then responding to those few who don’t appreciate his great training style. We love you, Dog Daddy!🐕❤️

[@annatetiad.4991]

she did really well considering there were so many dogs off leash around her.

[@janadeubner9883]

I completely agree with you! Nice job DD!

[@dwade9]

Great job. Fully agree, he should just ignore the haters. They don’t matter…

[@greggpurviance7252]

Haters think the shorts are all there is. Shorts deal with out of control dogs that need to be stabilized

[@writegirl2937]

@@TeslaNick2 I totally agree with you….However, that is not what’s happening here. Simply because you don’t understand something or is unfamiliar with something, it does not mean you should jump on the bandwagon and start calling it wrong. Perhaps you should attend one of Augusto’s sessions to watch him on action for yourself. It is interesting that the only people who complain about him are people who either never saw him in person, or who never had him work with their dogs. I have never seen even one negative comment from any of Dog Daddy’s clients. That is something to think about. Be well.🌹

[@joannelucas6760]

Dog Daddy is so amazing, he puts so much energy into his dialoge. I think he's a great communicator !

[@suzannecrookshanks8257]

Yes, & him having English as a 2nd language, not even learned until adulthood, yet still managing to master it better than most who have English as their first language. Wide variety of vocabulary & excellent skills at detailed explanations & teaching abilities. Very impressive just like everything else he does. Augusto is clearly a perfectionist in all that he chooses to tackle. Much respect & love to this young man!!!! 🩷❤️💚💜💙

[@stancexpunks]

It’s crazy that he only learned English at 18 and became fluent so fast. I could listen to him talk all day. He is very charismatic

[@kelliephoenix]

Pay attention bc If any haters say ANYTHING negative about Agusto in this video, they will only show how they are ALL just jealous liars who can't accept that he is a well rounded trainer who proves his techniques WORK! It really shows the haters' true intentions. So sad they don't really care about these dogs or their owners. Thank God Agusto cares❣️ This is one of your best videos, Agusto! 😔🐾❤️

[@titasmom678]

This was so beautiful to watch. It really shows how the appropriate training really makes a difference. Nice progression on showing an uneducated owner and dog becoming educated and more confident. Loved it!❤

[@titasmom678]

@@TeslaNick2 I guess I was watching a different video. Saw an out of control dog being able to walk with its owner without being triggered by other dogs.

[@_smurfitude]

The dog bit her on her thigh muscle. While I can't imagine how much it hurt or how seriously she was injured, it was a dog bite. That German Shepherd has the potential to cause serious problems. At least she took action and is being proactive in nipping this behavior in the bud. What I hope is she works with this dog daily because her dog has evidently had these fear based aggression issues for quite some time. A lot of the problem can be found with the owner not understanding how to curb these reactions. A lot of dogs are even euthanized when proper leadership is all that's needed. From what I saw, the dog wasn't hurt, not in the 20+ minutes of this video. @@TeslaNick2

[@_smurfitude]

I saw the same thing. As long as the training continues in this manner, the dog isn't being hurt. There's this big debate over the prong collar and certain dog training techniques that in my opinion, if a dog owner is trying to control their dogs and spending time with them, there's no issue. My concern is these off leash dogs who run up on dogs like hers. My true opinion is I hope there's a safe enough place to exercise her dog because it has shown that it can go out of control. She needs further training so she'll know how to handle the dog in the event of an attack or if a dog wants to push itself in that dog's space uninvited because that German Shepherd will defend itself. @@titasmom678

[@julezpanda14]

This man has been reported and is under investigation because his methods ARE DANGEROUS and CRUEL TO THE DOGS!!! So care to explain how this sadist is a dog trainer, because I obviously missed the memo or maybe it's just the fact of watching him beat up dogs!!!

[@_smurfitude]

I heard about Dog Daddy from other trainers. Just like the one who merely mentioned him, I wanted to see what the hell was going on because it's too much aggressive attitudes in these dog parks to the point of fighting, or dogs becoming very dangerous to people, their, kids and their dogs in neighborhoods! I bet you even today, someone got injured either by their dog, or someone else's dog! While the shelters are crying for adoptions, it's like that because people get dogs and aren't responsible with them. If a person get a dog, they have to learn to control it. @@TeslaNick2

[@patricawalton2402]

Congratulations on training the owner on proper use of the prong collar. If your using the collar properly the dog should respond. I also felt like she need's a little training on command's as well. If she is confused, the dog will be also. Thank you Augusto for another successful training session. Please keep showing training video's like this to destroy the misconception of a prong collar usage hurting the dog. If it's hurting the dog, then the user, isn't efficiently using the collar correctly.

[@FROGGY68]

TRAINING WHILE CARRYING HIS COFFEE, THAT'S MASTERFUL RIGHT THERE

[@aprilrain2011]

Absolutely, best video all day. The haters cannot make their point anymore!!! This makes me smile from eat to ear!!!

[@aprilrain2011]

@@TeslaNick2 Did you ever hear the dog yap? No you didnt!

[@its_Today_]

@@TeslaNick2you again? Don’t you have a life? Far out. Just go back to your little ‘idol’, whatshisname. Sigh. Must be so very highly annoying to you, watching DD’s sub numbers climb and climb, while your hero’s numbers, well, stagnant at best, or go backwards dependent on the day, as ppl unsub.. undoubtedly ppl are over his OTT venting madness.. Hope for his sake, he gets some help soon, fixation is unhealthy in all animals.. looks to me like he’s ‘stuck’.. yeah, hotdogs can’t change nor cure that Mind Set sadly Hmm. Reminds me of you in that fixation.. no offence intended there champ, merely sharing an Observation Maybe you can go get help together? Just an idea of course.. thou you may not be able to control your own OTT excitement being that close to your hero.. Might even wet yourself same as puppies do lol 😆

[@its_Today_]

@@TeslaNick2 Moving on.. Couple quick question bud, 1. Now that the doggo has the Correct guidance and direction, and the owner has learnt Correct canine skills to communicate with her doggos at the Early Intervention stage, do you think this pupper lead a much more content, happier life, vastly more social around his own kind now he understands he doesn’t need to protect himself and his fam? 2. What do you think about the Studies that show Repeatedly, animals Turning Off set reward timers? I’m legit curious what you make of that Fact.. how does that align with your little beliefs? Cos frankly, says to me, even animals know how undesirable too many rewards are and when given the Option, they take steps for themselves.. But. Perhaps you have a diff theory there? What it is pray share..

[@aprilrain2011]

@@TeslaNick2 you clearly don't know what a real yap is. That was a surprise someone is here to be a leader!

[@its_Today_]

@@TeslaNick2 So. You’ve nothing worthwhile to share floating about in your head, what a surprise 🥴 ‘Who cares’ what animals Prefer and Choose for themselves, according to you.. Well little bud, I Definitely Care, perhaps if you actually did care for a mo’, you’d be willing to See and Understand much further along in the canine communication world, rather than merely these self-imposed limitations It Is Correcting dogs. Doggo gains More Freedom will Clear understanding of what’s acceptable behaviour, leading to vastly happier and mentally healthier dogs. Needles by your ‘logic’ also hurt doggos, even merely for an op to save them when they need it.. But decent chance you see and accept the Good beyond the short-term brief moment. Of course, I could be wrong about that.. I mean to date, all you seem to want to do is see canines suffer as long as possible to avoid momentary discomfort.. Bet you you personally practice self-discipline, yet you won’t extend that self-care to your animals.. you benefit from this, they miss out cos of your ‘ideals’ That’s frankly cruel you’re not helping them progress, just leaving them to work it out for themselves..eventually/maybe/if they’re lucky enough to stumble upon it themselves.. Yes, that’s exactly Why Inertial is insecure btw.. yes, she knows tricks, very nice.. but sadly, she’ll never be a Confident Secure dog because her Owner lacks confidence in true dog understanding skills. Canines Always show the Truth. They reflect who we are. She tells me everything I need to know about your dismal ‘idol’ Shoddy..and badly 2nd rate Give me a Confident Secure doggo over a insecure limited pupper any day of the week. That’s the vast difference between the 2 Trainers and what They Create It’s plain to see which methods Create the Healthiest Mindset

[@GoannaUK]

Great job Dog Daddy! That's how you start working with reactive dogs like this. The Shepherd was clearly anxious and you re-directed him and began to build confidence around passing other dogs.

[@tiffanysouissi2051]

The haters are uneducated. You can tell that he is not being hurt by the prong collar. People typically think of prongs as something that would stab into the skin or cut off the dog's air. That is not what the prong collar does, it just gives extra sensation to help redirect a dog's attention.

[@jeanmullen4681]

@@TeslaNick2 Nope. This Z-bot needs help … still stuck.

[@RacquelHamilton-o5o]

Huge difference in this dog's behaviour and confidence of the owner! Another successful training session Dog Daddy!👏👏👏👏

[@reflexology52welsh48]

How can ppl say prong col (the way you teach ppl) are bad ... Btw, I never skip out of commercials on this channel, you deserve the money!

[@childofcascadia]

@reflexology52welsh48 Prong collars can be good training aids when used correctly for a highly reactive strong dog. They also have an extremely high chance to be misused if someone who isnt a dog trainer (or been properly taught by a trainer)uses them and cause harm to a dog. Ive seen dogs with massive hematoma(bruising) from people who just went and got one with no idea how to use it.

[@reflexology52welsh48]

@@childofcascadiaYes I would agree,... like most things, anything can be misused... even treats can be misused... so really the answer isn't banning prong collars, it's teaching ppl how to use them properly, and really that's what Dog Daddy is trying to do.

[@kkdoc7864]

I wish you could do a closeup tutorial on exactly which way to put on the prong collar.

[@reactivereplays5666]

3Million subs and changing dogs and people for the better in every video.... Time to stop worrying about what the uneducated/ over educated people with zero animal training skills are saying about you. You are a legend man! 22:49 - 23:01 Listen to how excited and happy she is about the control and relationship she is developing with her beautiful dog... You changed her life.

[@georgecarlin2879]

The GOAT dog trainer and mentoring owners how to teach and manage their dogs. Amazing!

[@caliboy7754]

Pls keep posting these videos showing effective training techniques! Haters can't and won't show their work with these types of dogs.

[@sunshine5718]

You will always be amazing Dogdaddy ❤❤❤❤

[@susanhartley5732]

That park is a nightmare. So many dogs. I could never walk my German Shepherd and McKnab there. Guess I need Dog Daddy. Love you.

[@MaksymMinenko]

Especially with all those owners NOT noticing the sign "SMALL DOGS ONLY".

[@chrisp1355]

Thank you to the dog owner for being willing to be filmed and speaking on camera.

[@msmegification]

So proud of this lovely woman for working through her fear and giving this beautiful boy a second chance ❤️ Bravo! Love to you too Dog Daddy 😊

[@katjiannotti5103]

Dog Daddy…..YOU ARE THE MAN!! Love watching your videos😍😍

[@kathleen7825]

She did a great job ! Excellent training work ! 👍 God Bless Another Success 🙏💗🐕👍😎😽

[@angelahaines5065]

This GS is a very large reactive dog for such a petite lady,but at least she is seeking help to try and make their dog walks more manageable, and with the prong collar will be a massive help for both!!

[@annatetiad.4991]

an anxious owner also transmits the anxiety through the leash - so when the owner is not anxious the dog will not be. This is brilliant, and GSDs are the best dogs but if you don't direct them, they will direct you.

[@angelahaines5065]

Totally agree with that comment!! 🙂

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[@applianceguy]

Yess dog daddy

[@Stardustpal25]

Glad you're going to Nashville!! 🌟🌹Ok Tennessee, get Ready! 🤗😎🐕🐕🐕🐕

[@raehughes]

Miami ! 👍🐕🐶

[@janewolf4541]

Much respect to you sir.

[@TPinesGold]

How many spectator spaces do you have in your classes? My brother in SoCal is interested in the LA classes but it looks like the spectator slots are sold out.

[@scott7349]

I am awe-inspired by Dog Daddy, this lady, and these beautiful animals. Dogs like familiarity, guidance, and repetition.

[@kewikid68]

It's very impressing to watch these results in such a short amount of time - every single time. I'm excited to see how things work out with my daughter's dog when I start looking after him again soon. I will definitely try to implement some of the things I've learned here so far. Thank you for all the explanations before and while acting. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@strykerdawn1]

Great training. This was a few levels above giving a stranger hot dogs to give your dog while they are in their home.

[@gledmonson2243]

Great teaching. I have a terrier that is reactive due to having several negative incidents with dogs. I have been watching you teach and I will continue to practice. Thank you Dog Daddy.

[@pamelia1535]

Great content ! ❤

[@gitgit1995]

Great to see the full breakdown!

[@vxlpalma]

Credit to this lady for seeking help instead of giving the dog away. Hope theyre doing better!

[@utkarshdubey6882]

Thanku dog daddy ❤ 😢😢 you are best trainer om the planet earth I hope you will further achieve greater heights in your profession and my whole dooggy friends from different parts pf the country will support u .U are the best❤ U will be the best.❤

[@GrapeSunrise]

Excellent training session, great to see longer videos like this. ❤👏🏆

[@kontonsei8659]

People were telling me this dog daddy was a sensation and some even said hes not a real trainer, but ive been doing this for over 7 years and i can see hes doing the right thing, his methods are to use the prong collar to alert the dog of a direction and THATS KEY, not to torture the animal, because those collars are used way too often by ignorant owners that end up hurting their animals ive seen it many times. And i only use the prong collar in certain instances for direction, for commands and for routine training and memory training, NEVER to injure, imagine the animal as your own son or daughter thats a bit lost and unruly, you dont want to hurt them, but you need to be a fair and stern parent sometimes, dont establish dominance over the animal, let them teach you how they think and what they want to do, but at the end of the day you are the pack leader not them, always teach with love and respect since animals need their instincts to survive so dont dull them, direct them with how and when to use those instincts. Brilliant job dog daddy. I dont see anything wrong with this mans methods since his advise is solid to the owners. Reading body language and using direction is important. Also dont ever keep the prong collar on when your home, use it ONLY for training or walks as the animal might get used to it and not respect it anymore... My opinion

[@terrybear5398]

I learn and enjoy the videos so much without the music. Thank You!

[@jjrox8930]

Hallelujah. Thank you Dog Daddy! This is what I've been waiting for for the longest time. Gonna practice this with my shi tzus. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Love it.

[@RacquelHamilton-o5o]

It really does work! My Shih Tzu has been reactive around other dogs but has been improving using this method.

[@Scream_Captain]

@@RacquelHamilton-o5o lmao this sorry person cant handle something thats not even a real dog 😂 please dont get something big

[@jasondigregorio7107]

I really needed this video man, thank you. Im gonna watch it over and over teaching my dog. Shes very excited and reactive.

[@beverlyherbert3460]

Do I think this dog could achieve this success with a FF trainer? I do BUT the time and effort would be overwhelming . The dog is learning quickly because he is getting rewarded for good decisions but corrected for wrong ones. The corrections of leash pops is not cruel or inhumane but clear. Clear communication makes training fair and effective.

[@lightseeker2242]

Dog Daddy, I learn something with every video. You see the issues by recognizing what's in the dogs actions and eyes. What you teach is invaluable for people with reactive dogs. Things I wish I'd known with my reactive dog 10 years ago. Direct, consise and effective.

[@lori5032]

Dog Daddy you really got the touch! You are extremely gifted. It's like you were a dog in another life, so you understand them more, LOL! I absolutely Love your videos, and I don't even have a dog! I now notice how many dog owners have absolutely no control over their pet. Like 90% of them. Everyone should take your class, or at least view your videos. Sending Love from Florida! ❣

[@kelseystrouse954]

Of course Dog Daddy did amazing as usual but hats off to the owner. She did a great job learning and putting into action what she was taught. A great dog owner is someone who's been through traumatic events with their dog but doesn't give up. She sought out a way for them both to learn to do better. Bravo!

[@cjlaforge]

God bless you and your clients, Dogdaddy! Thank you for all you do!❤

[@suzannecrookshanks8257]

I hope that crazy, authoritarian dame in the Australian Parliament pays attention to this video!

[@cgeneral42]

Great video- learned a lot! Good job to the owner.

[@michellebeaty7248]

Another amazing video showing your training techniques, Augusto!!! Thank you for continuing to help dogs and their owners have a better future!!! What you do is phenomenal!!! ❤❤ Dog Daddyy ❤❤

[@kussh100]

Wow! How fast the wrong behaviour is corrected and the owner learns to redirect properly, with almost no pressure

[@tsepomaleke]

Excellent

[@bonniemott9119]

Can't wait for more of this kind this this is very helpful thank you so much.

[@stephenjacobsen4616]

Im so glad the sound on the production has improved. Good job crew!

[@charcushman9507]

Fantastic!!!!❤❤❤ Hands on by the guardian is most helpful for understanding.

[@ravens9440]

Fantanstic video Augusto! Rooting for this shepherd & his owner!! Actually her whole pack fam 💜

[@kimkane135]

Love your videos with real dog struggles in a naturally crowded environment and real owners like myself who want the best life for their dog.

[@ezlow1065]

Blooming brilliant! Thankyou DD. Greetings from Aus

[@mosheedy9862]

A friend of mine had me take a prong collar and wrap it around my own wrist to feel how it works. It did NOT hurt. Try it!

[@MBernardo-k7u]

🤗Thank You for sharing this Dog Daddy!!!💖 Just Love You!!!

[@tgrooms62]

She was handling her Sheppard better than my sister can manage hers.

[@ninakaiser2930]

Very interesting, I really enjoyed the longer video with more explanations! And the difference was impressive - with the owner, too.

[@marymcsherry1965]

Its great to see how much more confident and happy the Shepherd is becoming! He's born to work with his owner and learn, this is so rewarding for him

[@TownGirl04]

❤ This was very good. It's good to see what you really do. Can you, some time, do a little dog and whatever problem they have?

[@j.garnergtr]

Thank you for putting this out!! We went to a session, but I only retained so much. This brings all the small details back and we can have as a resource. Awesome. Thank you!

[@bradbarber728]

hey Zack George you paying attention ?

[@AnnJo24224]

He is busy fixing his new aggressive puppy 😅

[@terrybear5398]

Dog Daddy is AMAZING!

[@kavitadeva]

It's about time DD you show Training Sessions

[@susandilts3594]

"A line of communication" I really appreciate what you do for a living helping others two leg to four leg. Blessings young man so far what you say and do makes sense. Thank you for sharing your content. ❤

[@bordercolliesdownunder7245]

There's so many dogs!! The client and her dog were enjoying their new power steering super power:)

[@Jen-hq3ls]

Love this guy!

[@pinkstripe82]

Beautiful Dog 🥰 Thanks Dog Daddy 😍

[@brendavoss6763]

❤ This was very informative Agusto...The Lady was so good followed your directions I think you have a good student and she'll go far God bless her and you!! ❤

[@langdalepass]

great practical demonstration of how to help a nervous dog become accustomed to being round other dogs. Well done too to the lady owner for persevering. A really good constructive watch I would recommend to anyone.

[@montinaholliday8711]

I Love the Dog Daddy!!! I adopted a dog from the Humane Society 4 months ago. When she came home with us she was so scared she wouldn't even look at me. 4 months later and she's my buddy. But whenever we go for a walk she is ALWAYS on high alert and scared of both people and dogs. I watch your videos and am amazed at how awesome you are with dogs. You literally save their lives and make the owners know how to be with them. I really love what you do. I wish I could train my own dog, but...?? I don't know how to break her out of fight or flight.

[@kraftyiam]

Howdy Dog Daddy, what a difference - beautiful Shephard. Owner and dog doing so much better thanks to you direct training - so kewl.

[@JuliaJames-zx5xy]

Saw your short version first =) So glad you have this long version of this dog, it's behavior & this young lady's circumstances. All 3 definitely needed your help & absolutely nothing wrong with that. Again DD, another more well rounded training session with 3 clients this time =) You've led them into their better lives they are living now. I can't imagine how much better & happier they all are doing & feeling about life, indoors & outside now. =)

[@MrLow12]

Awesome, training, you are the best!

[@lisalindberg9980]

I love these longer formats. I have been a fan for a long time. As a shelter volunteer, I see too many dogs like this getting passed over, and rightfully so. Too many under-educated adopters feel sorry for these dogs, yet they have no tools to deal with them. This is a great lesson! Thank you DD!! ❤❤

[@GermanShepherdDaphne]

I had a giant dog walk by me and my dog the other day. I was afraid this dog would slip his collar and come after us. My dog is quite reactive, but I controlled her and stood to the side. The other persons dog was freaking come towards us and I put my dog to the side and told her to mind her business and started walking away as a car was passing between us.

[@sharonwylie1104]

Thank you Dog Daddy I have been watching you for weeks now and I’m using everything you talk about. My two German Shepherds are like brand new ones love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@SandraBourdeaux]

When we teach riders and horses to respond to a bit, we do the exact same thing. We use a D-Ring or Full-Cheek Snaffle, which is actually one of the least severe bits. When pulling on the left rein, the pressure stops the second the horse turns to the left. The SECOND! this is repeated on both sides and it is not long before the horse is spinning with very little pressure. This is also accompanied by use of leg and seat and posture. I see the prong collar as an aid that can be horribly abused just like hard hands on a horses mouth via a bit, but if the handler learns how to use it correctly, you can achieve the same objective. My only thought would be if the dog is really bothered by the other dogs, take him to work at a distance and close that distance gradually as the dog gets accustomed to the trigger. Would you concur? I don't use a prong collar with my dog, but I do a lot of direction change when he's not focused on me.

[@daveskolnick9643]

To all you who have not attend his trainings, it is not all about simply just getting past their inital fear of taking the leash, like in the shorts! There is a lot of additional hands on instruction. If you dont like his methods or agree with him, Ceser or any other trainer out there, mind your own business, move on and do your own thing! He isnt criticizing anyone else's methods! BUT HE IS SAVING DOGS FROM BEING SURRENDERED, AND EUTHANIZED! HE ISN'T TRAUMATIZING DOGS EITHER! THE FEW MINUTES IT TAKES TO BREAKTHROUGH THEIR MUCK, THE BETTER THEY ARE, BECAUSE THE STRESS AND ANXIETY IS WORSE FOR THEIR IMMUNE SYSTEM AND OVER ALL HEALTH! SO JUST STOP BEING A BUNCH OF KARENS, AND STOP! RESULTS MATTER! PUT UP OR SH*T UP, AND SHOW YOUR WORK WITH THE SAME CALIBER OF DOGS!

[@learning2no]

I just hope this woman doesn’t fall back into her old habits. Keep up this great training. You got this!

[@margobowen304]

Ok I now see choke collar. However, I do not see you doing anything wrong. It is a great collar for training stubborn bully dogs. I have a huge 120 diberman who used to act out of control. Until I learned to use this. Don't stop

[@carrieleeharrington562]

I don't know how to describe what I saw in the beginning. It was almost like a slinky but not like a tug of war and it was kind of sad for both of them with the prone collar. I see her as a confident while communicating. Happy mom and I'm so happy for her and you that you both had the experience that you did have. Nice to see, both dogs look so happy and they look like the perfect family. Proud of you Augusto!!!!❤ Now that they have the tools to work with, practicing will become a lot easier and a lot more fun

[@compassconcrete678]

owner did well too took instructions and implemented easily

[@peacelover501]

Dog Daddy, your voice is very calm , very pleasant to hear your voice 😊

[@bonniemott9119]

Great video very good sound good directions enjoy this so much.

[@reneehouser2925]

We 🥰 YOU DOG DADDYYY!!!

[@TwinMama09]

This is a great video to show people why you use the prong collar in the beginning or why you use the method you do to get the dog to calm down and then you're trained just like any other training by giving the dog positive affirmations once they start to get it that they're doing the right thing that they're doing what you're expecting them to do. You're not making the dogs submissive and just lay there and and wine and be sad that they're not able to be a dog. But the whole point is our dog should not ever be our Alpha we should always be the leader of our pack and the dog should follow our lead not lead you and giving them little treats and treating them like they're just a little baby puppy all the time is not good for the dog. Dog needs to know that I have to fend for themselves and they don't have to defend every thing that comes around you and they don't have to bark at every dog or every person it's okay to calm down I'm just enjoy their walk at the park and not be in working dog defense mode Attack Mode so I love this video is perfect

[@andyfisher6568]

DD- can you train the president’s German Shepherd ?!😆😆😆

[@tjmiller5060]

Yes, but the owner?? Nah! Untrainable President…

[@l.t.8472]

Amazing.

[@jessicapetty8475]

I love your persistence with affirming that prong collars are not dangerous or mean. Im a dog groomer, and i can't tell you how many times I've had to bite my tongue with people who ask for advice on their reactive dog on a HARNESS. Whenever i recommend a prong collar 99% of the time, i get looked at like im the most horrible person. Kepp doing what youre doing Augusto you are 👏 🤩

[@millike22]

brillant video. someone should show this to George

[@juliemeredith8188]

This is such a helpful video. Learning was effective because information was delivered in a clear progression that made sense to both the owner and dog. Thanks for your positive, kind approach to those you work with! Your efforts are appreciated.

[@libertychic8926]

1st of all, the Versace fit is GIIIIIVING!! 👏👏👏👏💜💜🩷🩷

[@fergie-kx3us]

Who wears pyjamas to work?

[@lisalo.lisalo]

@@fergie-kx3us that’s not pajamas. Lol. That’s track pants and jacket. Duh!

[@berrybabe24]

Hugh Hefner@@fergie-kx3us

[@fergie-kx3us]

@@lisalo.lisalo Oh. An easy mistake...

[@gav3674]

Thanks for teaching on how to properly use prong colar..

[@yogiyoda]

This lady is very brave. Not many people can handle a chihuahua like that. That breed is SCARY!

[@ymg6754]

Such good walk through and demonstration! Great videos and so helpful to understand dog psychology and paying attention to the subtilties.

[@alikat1053]

Prong collars are an excellent tool.