How To Control Strong Excitable Dogs- The Dog Daddy.

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Working with highly excited/ reactive dogs, require you to really understand dogs and know how to get their attention. The owners you have seen in my videos have already tried all the common suggestions of using treats and passive training methods with no success. So what you see in my videos was their last resort and it works like magic.
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I am currently training around the country to meet clients like these in the video.
If you’re interested in getting your dogs trained by me.
Here’s the updated list of the cities and Countries I’m traveling to offer you guys dog training lessons.
(Dallas,Texas- January 22nd and 23rd.) COMING SOON.
(Montevallo ,Alabama - January 29th and 30th.)
(Phoenix, Arizona- February 5th and 6th.)
(Charlotte, North Carolina- February 12th and 13th.)
(San Diego, California- February 20th and 21st)
(Las Vegas, Nevada- February 27th and 28th)
(Albuquerque, New Mexico-March 5th and 6th)
(Nashville, Tennessee-March 12th and 13th)
(Austin, Texas- March 19th and 20th )
(San Juan, Puerto Rico- March 22nd- 29th)
(San Jóse, Costa Rica-April 1st-6th)
(Rio De Janeiro, Brazil- April 20th- May 20th)
(Tom’s River, NJ- May 28th and 29th)
(New York, NY- June 4th and 5th)
(Boston,MA- June 11th)
(Hyannis MA- June 12th)
(Providence , RI- June 18th and 19th)
(Hartford, CT- June 25th and 26th)
( Concord, NH- July 2nd and 3rd)
( Montreal, Canada- July 6th-14th)
( London, England- July 18th-26th)
(Paris, France- August 1st- 10th)
(Sydney, Australia- August 20th- 30th)
(Rome, Italy- September 5th-15th)
As I get booked for new cities I will let you guys know. You can also tell me where I should travel to next.
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See y’all soon ❤️

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[@MaksymMinenko]

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[@yatibailey2580]

What a stunning, responsible, respectful n firm approach to owners n the dogs. DD saves a lot of fur babies lives without us knowing it.

[@captaincaption]

Augusto is the best!

[@CrazyDealsandSteals]

What I’ve learned from dog daddy, is every dog needs a LEADER and Boundaries! With these 2 things, the majority of the issues would resolve themselves.

[@MaksymMinenko]

It's not exactly that way. Some dogs are great leaders (they don't exactly need one). What dogs really need is *to understand who* is the leader. And if they don't see one (most dogs owners are too weak-willed for that) they feel the need to become one.

[@jessicagray3055]

It can seem harsh but if you watch videos of wolf pack, there is an alpha that keeps the dogs in order. The alpha will snap at dogs acting too chaotic, to break up fights between the dogs and to establish respect. The difference between the alpha and the just an overly assertive bully dog is fairness. The alpha is fair. The dogs understand when you’re being fair, you correct the bad behaviours and give them positive reinforcement when we’ll behaved. Dogs can’t talk, they live with energy and body language. I think people humanise dogs too much and need to realise that the dogs need a leader, and in exchange for love, food and attention the dogs needs to behave in a respectable manner. It’s good for us and them.

[@brittneysquires3701]

I completely agree

[@HLJlovejoy]

💯

[@barbarapoznik7218]

in the wild stealth and obedience can save your life....

[@8all8at8once8]

Just like with kids

[@Jordan-vz7kt]

Bro there is no evidence about domination actually works you gonna make your dog worse.

[@gillianbc]

When DogDaddy has children, they will be the best behaved kids from all the play and attention they will get.

[@tjh7591]

Love the way he says "leave it" 🤣

[@hawnma8083]

I have a group training session in June 2023 with Dog Daddy. I can't wait. I rescued a west German working line/Siegar pup and her owner who couldn't keep her. I grew up with dogs, raised rotties, but this GS pup is high energy, highly energetic, and a wrecking ball. Lol. Beautiful pup with so much potential. I accepted the pup because I did not want the pup to end up with the wrong family or owner. You really need to be like these dog parents. Committed to loving and raising happy confident dogs. That takes time and energy. Money as well. But in the end the dogs are worth it.

[@Tonisuperfly]

How did the training go? How is your high energy dog doing now?

[@hawnma8083]

@Tonisuperfly I was able to handle her better on her leash and able to understand from dog daddy that gsd are highly reactive to everything. So handling her on the leash was priority so I could move to off leash training which was my goal. I had 3ckonths to work with my pup and used his videos to help. I was able to stop the aggressive behavior toward my rottie and other dogs in a matter of a couple days. I started with a slip collar. But I now use a prong on her which helps tremendously. Dog daddy help me choose a prong for my pup. Watching him handle the other dogs and knowing g their issues helped as well. Knowledge is power. I didn't have to pay thousands nor spend excessive time on things I could knew I could help my pup with. No boundaries, no limitations, and lack of socializing. Took time and patience. To get rid of the bad habits. She's a pup and her energy is thru the roof. So consistent love n guidance. But she is 100% better than when I got her.

[@moxievintage1390]

People need to learn that the chaos is NOT FUN for the dog. But when it’s all they know, it’s all they do! I have a very well trained dog, and it never fails during walks, we encounter chaotic yappers…and Sasha will look at them, with pity, as we silently walk on by! 🐾

[@kylasbibi]

#truth My Luna does the same thing when we walk out to the mailbox, my 2 neighbors dogs (4 in total) are raising hell. Luna looks at them like who are they barking at. That’s because when we got her we did not allow that foolishness. When people come in our home, she is sent to her place. She is a covid puppy so people were not coming to our house for a while. Now she’s getting use to to seeing more people. She will still try me and will try to rush the door and I send her right to her place. Good for you for training your dog!!!

[@alexandercameron1977]

yes! My rottweiller does the same , she completely ignores yappy, aggressive dogs and continues to walk beside me.

[@tinasepulveda1895]

Dog Daddy/Augusto, I saw 1 of your video's and was hooked. Walking through Hollywood and they followed you with no leashes and didn't attack anyone whatsoever. God gave you this AMAZING GIFT. FROM THE CHIHUAHUA ANKLE BITER AND THE NEXT THING IT WAS IN YOUR LAP. YOU ARE SO AMAZING THAT I AM YOUR CHEERLEADER. THERE ARE a lot of haters, ignore them. I will always bee a fan.

[@debrajohnson1086]

Even animals must learn self control. This was a very enlightening video. Thank u.

[@gis4girl]

Augusto and Cesar Milan are intuitive, pack leaders for sure. I have learned so much and have a healthy pack of dogs and family. My granddaughters even listen when i say, "Leave it"!

[@Northislandtrails]

I have a stubborn Husky that pulls and doesn’t always come when called. But since using these techniques I have seen a huge improvement.

[@carolinecoy3164]

That's amazing. They're very strong dogs. So a prone collar would have to be used. Good for you.😊

[@alanesmith3053]

I wish I would've been watching this when we had an out of control husky/pit mix! He wasn't mean, but was super anxious when left at home, plus he could not walk on a leash.

[@singingway]

I learned: if you are blocking them with your body, they aren't learning, if they make a mistake and get corrected or redirected then that's how they lean what behavior the humans want from them.

[@prihdk]

BRO...YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST HANDLER...👍‼️

[@SilasVaan]

more videos like this please. the shorts arent cutting my constant desire to obtain more knowledge from you!! i love what you do!!!!!!! PLEASE

[@rexisjlo9311]

You don't see anything. How dogs are really treated. Those dogs are afraid of him.

[@BigPaPaRu]

@@rexisjlo9311 you are wrong. Stop being a sensitive snowflake. If there was a dog as pack leader and it snapped at them for acting out youd prolly yell bully.

[@Teuwufel]

@@rexisjlo9311 what lmao

[@ilianahernandez4292]

I have german shepard about a year old and I’ve used some of your techniques from other videos he’s learning slowly but he sure is learning day by day. He’s much calmer and a bit more obedient, I’ll for sure use this on him tomorrow.

[@leejennifercorlewayres9193]

How did your dog turn out?

[@ilianahernandez4292]

I also have german shepard and I’ve used some of your techniques from other videos he’s learning slowly but he sure is learning day by day. He’s much calmer and a bit more obedient, I’ll for sure use this on him tomorrow.

[@junipermiles3008]

Dog Daddy's training is the best for dogs and people. Of course you need to be firm with dogs who have no training! Train the owners who have no training either!

[@sandrawitherspoon2319]

The dogs are whining because they are spoiled brats and now they are being made to be respectful. No different from kids. Dogs need rules too. This is how you get a household from chaotic to calm.

[@derekdeshane5644]

its common to see with well trained dogs i know service dogs that do it while unleashed

[@liisamaarit4607]

Dogs are not children and aren't brats Children have many ways and forms of communication Dogs communication is much different Whining is not brat behaviour from dogs

[@VioletJoy]

I would say it's more that they lacked structure. They were not calm and happy; they were out of control. It's similar with parenting. When kids know the boundaries, they can feel safe and calm.

[@kylasbibi]

I think it’s a little of both. The dogs are whining because of anxiety in they are not allowed to do what they usually do. Not only are they whining but they are also yawning which is a way dogs release stress. These dogs lack structure and leadership. Also, I hope those dogs are getting sufficient exercise. That will also help the stress. Structured walks, starting with how the dogs are allowed to go out the door, will also teach self control.

[@chrissvoboda3116]

There not brats or spoiled they were just never trained there just excited to meet people my dog does this only with new people he is not spoiled or a brat he is just excited

[@Barbara.714]

Thank you so much.I have learned so much from this young man.

[@MrsSoapPeddlersHomestead]

Beautiful dogs....now they are more comfortable dogs. Knowing what is expected of them makes their and your lives better

[@allignn210]

I just naturally have always done these things with my family dog. They don't understand words, they understand gesture/touch/sound. I recently saw a friend who had an out of control dog, and I managed to get the dog to be kind and more submissive by just doing those things.

[@TheEnigmaticmuse]

They will learn the words associated with whatever gesture or guidance overtime.

[@ggoannas]

Love working with shepherds. They are so smart. They learn so fast.

[@OTooth506]

I love how everyone is a professional dog trainer just by watching a training video they don’t completely agree with 😂 there’s a reason these clients called this dog trainer.. you don’t hear the owners of the dogs complaining about his techniques do ya?

[@matthews447]

I’ve never seen him do anything that I didn’t understand. People are just soft

[@bandz1of169]

Out of all the people I’ve watched his training is the easiest to understand and apply at home. I’ve been using his methods for about 3 days now and my dog is already improving a ton.

[@neilldn74]

I wonder what happens when he leaves though. :)

[@MLuzu-channel]

​@@neilldn74 it's up to the dog owner to continue reinforcing what they learned. Dogs are very smart.

[@vickievans6853]

I appreciate all that you do to train the owners and the dogs, God bless you in all that you do.

[@fireballfitness170]

Thanks for the video. 4:31... Notice even after correcting the whining dog Daddy immediately gave praise with a gentle pat on the head. Actions like this make a difference. 11:52 tests by knocking at the door...

[@justapettymess]

I freaking love him, his hair, and fashion. Sooo 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jebby16]

Dog Daddy has patience of a Saint. 😇

[@bamamom0298]

They said “damn….daddy doesn’t play” 🤣

[@msbee5183]

I LOVE YOU AUGUSTO!! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDS...THIS ONE MADE ME SIT DOWN!!!! AND BE QUIET!! YOURE AN ANGEL...A BOSS... THE DOG DADDY!

[@twosuns7377]

Brilliant as usual Augusto, unreal how you understand dog psyche.

[@edwardjackson9871]

The negative comments lack wisdom and understanding. Those people don’t understand love and respect and tend to raise spoiled unhappy brats that nobody likes.

[@vickievans6853]

Totally agree.

[@krystenhb]

Hysterical! That poor guy holding back those two dogs they’re like running on the air. That’s exhausting.

[@matschimatsch3931]

I love how patient and still straight forward you are. Please work on your video sound. It would make your videos so much better to enjoy. ❤

[@conormcquail3504]

Awesome video…you’re a amazing trainer…keep up the great work and thank you for the informative video

[@sqrley]

Firstly. Thank God for you. Sane, logical and (most importantly) effective training advice. Training tips for overly friendly, jumping on guests at my home, problem. Every single other "trainer" vids= "tie em up, problem solved" Grrrr! Seriously, "tie up fix" is the only solution out there... till I found you.

[@olgacirkunova2342]

Wow! Discipline! Discipline! Discipline! Bravo! We are spoiling dogs by our love and softness they get aggressive and unruly

[@Baneness]

This is what I need with my gsd

[@RabittsGal]

I had to laugh 😅 those dogs were like aww hell no he's back 😂😂

[@farrellsdogs]

Love your work, thank you.

[@karriehealey2294]

You truly are amazing ❤

[@robinsouth8555]

I have an 8 mo old GP, who now weighs more than 1/2 my weight. She likes to launch herself off of the bottom step, I find tightening up on her leash and making her walk directly behind me down the steps, keeps her from doing this (body blocking). Also, when walking her and she starts pulling me, I pull back and tell her slow works. It's just the distracting outside cats are still a problem, but getting better.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

A Sporn no pull leash helps alot. It just pinches under their armpit if they pull and it helps stop them.

[@ajdewaele3101]

Oh the mouthy one! I have one just like that! 🤣

[@claudiacanales2662]

OMG me too! He whines just like the one in crate and is soooo vocal about everything. Even in the car. It’s getting annoying. I wonder how you can control this????

[@guardianminifarm8005]

I like your videos and appreciate what you are doing. Positive reinforcement may be fine for teaching tricks, but they definitely need to know who is boss. I hope you will be able to get a mic, it is difficult to hear you quite a bit. Thanks for the videos and the lessons.

[@sherrylong7498]

I use the closed captioning.

[@moxievintage1390]

A new sheriff is in town 😁🙏🏽🐕‍🦺 🖤

[@30lindam]

Lol!

[@bamamom0298]

Why keep getting dogs before the ones you have a properly trained?

[@jovanhardy1591]

Because the new dog will train the old dogs.

[@miguelarias5000]

@@jovanhardy1591 ha. Ha.

[@mb5612]

Excellent question!

[@jamespipe8589]

It's harder to train people than pets

[@justkleedesigns]

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@kathleen7825]

Excellent Handling 👍😎💗🐕

[@sinner6380]

love these kind of videos

[@TheWayWeWere-rr7rs]

Whyyyyy do people have 1 dog-can’t train it, lets get another!. Can’t train that one either, let’s get a 3rd dog! Oi. Thank god for the dog daddy.

[@tai8777]

the moment the owner see dog daddy control their dogs to sit and lay down and they know the god is in the house

[@PatriciaParis-q2k]

DD slapped the cage with the puppy in it and my dogs lost it. 😂😂😂😂

[@CrossroadsToHeaven]

Great work

[@alext8218]

People still believe prong collars are torture devices.... 🤦🤦

[@skgerttula]

They can be if used incorrectly.

[@alext8218]

@@skgerttula sure, regular collars too...

[@mymai5859]

I always think highly of all the owners Augusto does training with. The owners are unskilled & don't realise they're causing confusion with their gods. They love their dogs so much to pay to get help. They always end up with better skills to use after Augusto leaves.

[@user-mo2sg2vj3s]

Great techniques! Do you train cats?

[@TownGirl04]

Excellent. I wish you could go back and check up on the dog. I have a dog I will try this on. The other dog is almost blind and getting a bit deaf but reacts at other dog barking. Not too sure what to do with that dog.

[@wendygizmorazzmatazz8899]

Good job, great dogs!

[@petervanhelden4662]

I truley respect you.

[@NancyAliceChiasson-ck4eh]

Beautiful work dog daddy

[@idrearamacirmtamta1293]

Beautiful dogs

[@machone539]

Zak George is taking notes.

[@PaulaDTozer]

Nice work!

[@tinycabininthewoods7111]

Thank you this is what i needed

[@gingerhancock5446]

I love this!

[@hollyhouston8423]

Omg I have the same Cali beanie when are you coming back to California

[@lyngruen8607]

ONLY DOG DADDY 👍👍🐾💖🐾 LOVE IT!! 😂

[@pamelaclarke5062]

Very similar to Ceasar Milan...almost as good.

[@NettesCozyLifestyle]

So what type of dog leash is that so I can buy two please

[@charcushman9507]

So awesome!!!!

[@susanwatson6937]

I wish I could get u to work with my dogs. Just can’t afford it! 😢

[@giselleberrios6950]

Please how much for one lesson or two I’m in South Carolina?

[@automatic13579]

someone clearly grew up watching cesar Milan calm submissive mind tssssss with touch etc well done though 👏

[@laquicha8159]

I think he grew up in a very remote place in the jungle and didn’t have tv

[@moxievintage1390]

He actually grew up not watching anyone on tv. His first cell phone was in the US at 19. He grew up in remote South America, and gathered a zoo full of creatures he loved and trained. He never wanted to leave, even though he had several opportunities to do so-- then woke up one day, and decided to take his family up on visiting them in the US. The rest is history! 🖤

[@lauraadams478]

@@moxievintage1390 😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@AngelEyezSobriety]

Please come to Toronto so many need you here please come. West end

[@hopeless7362]

Get this guy a microphone!!

[@yolandadailey9298]

Very great trainer

[@rexisjlo9311]

You can not be serious. Take a look at those passages that Cyborg Luddito points out in certain minutes. You are afraid of him, do you admire it? Pay close attention to what dogs do :-(.

[@Malachim1888]

@@rexisjlo9311 Easy to see these dogs had zero discipline, they had no proper pack leader, he is performing a near miracle in a short time, ever tried to take a teenager and teach it some manners after years of being wild and rebellious, well these dogs are just like that, keep on imagining how you do it better and be kinder and subdue a 35 kg whirlwind and get it in a crate under control, no you probably don't believe in crates get a poodle please, these are a working breed, they are strong willed highly intelligent, and need structure and discipline from puppy stage, always easy to criticise from behind a key board 😚 😬

[@alext8218]

@@Malachim1888 nice point

[@dr.dre-1024]

Love you videos, just improve your audio as a suggestion

[@Anthony123427]

Much love from Indianapolis ❤️❤️❤️

[@justme44NC]

Love ya Dog Daddy

[@potterlinda02]

what kind of collars should i use on my pugs? I have 4

[@isabellandin1922]

I love this but how would you do it with a bull mastiff who is terrible around other dogs when going on a walk in the park?

[@simplybubble882]

Imagine how good his dogs r omg when someoen comes in AH

[@rajesh6menon]

Amazing Augusto.... Its very interesting..

[@angethomas2779]

I have a 7 month old Mexican Hairless. He is always pushing boundaries. I am trying to use consistent training. It is hard to stay calm amid the destruction of a 50 pound puppy. Mouthing, jumping, chasing the cats, stealing things and running away. If I leash him he tries to eat it.

[@kindnesscupcakesandcrazy4720]

And beautiful fur babies!

[@andriapepper9520]

Nicely done ✅

[@daylight8208]

I'll never understand the desire to have so many damn dogs.

[@jukz937]

Do you have and videos for excited germen shepherds on car rides

[@crubbythebeagle57]

wow crubby like his fellow fur friends wow amazing great

[@katharinacollins5835]

When will you be in portland oregon agsin

[@T1M6]

Why oh why do these people buy dogs when they ( the owners) have no realistic idea of how to control and care for one dog ...let alone two ...or three?

[@Raine-97]

Because you can’t just be born knowing how to train a dog. So what you’re saying is that you should only get a dog if you already know how to train one? That is literally the dumbest thing I have heard in my life.

[@jewelsbarbie]

@@Raine-97 it’s actually not dumb. Breeds like German shepherds need an owner with some sort of knowledge of the breed and what they need. The shelter near me is full of purebred German shepherds because the owners couldn’t figure out how to control them. Now, perfectly wonderful dogs are at risk of being euthanized, bc idiot people bought a dog for looks or because they saw it in a movie.

[@munayz]

AMAZING 👏 ❤

[@catiesmith9166]

I don’t think they are ‘spoiled brats’. If they were they would never stop. They are simply untrained. They need to be shown boundaries, or what behavior is expected. Just like children, dogs are more secure when they know the rules.

[@evalex71]

I’m a weak, mild-mannered person - let me go ahead and get 3 German Shepherds

[@mildreddouglas3839]

Dog Daddy is definitely the alpha

[@terrymoser2028]

The Dogs! The dogs will always be dogs. Sadly this is situation is very common. Humans don't understand. No Bad Dogs Please!

[@MortenCopenhagen]

It is very difficult to hear you. Dogs whine and you speak too fast without a microphone near by.

[@loriholman6125]

It's live he can't control the Dogs barking, that's why he's there.

[@hollyhouston8423]

I don't think he's just trying to give a friendly point out. Because sometimes I have to remind a few times to hear over the dogs. I know that's just part of the challenge of live recording, but with a Bluetooth mic it could help make it easier to hear him. I love what he's doing and I don't want to miss a thing. Hope everyone is learning as much-needed information as I am.

[@phyllisrayca978]

All you’re learning is how to make your dogs fearful of strangers, and how to teach your puppy that their crate is no longer a safe place. Be better- do your research and find someone local who doesn’t try to teach a pup not to bark in their crate by reaching in there and sharply jabbing the pup in the sensitive area of their flank that’s the equivalent of our waistline. Contrary to what he says to the owners, that move doesn’t “…just tickle a little…”-it’s painful and is a good way to teach a dog to bite when someone’s hand moves toward them unexpectedly.

[@Bando-fx4mf]

I hear him fine you probably complain about everything.

[@pillowmintlover]

@@phyllisrayca978 You sound ignorant. If you actually have something helpful to say, say it because all you did was say go to someone else…like who…? Someone like you? Lol. There was no actual help or wisdom in your words. So do us all a favor and keep your empty words to yourself.

[@sarahblanken2060]

How do i send u a pic or vidio of my pack of dogs?

[@zaszchaverkthakian9179]

Hello augusto. Great video, EXCELLENT JOB. thank you for share.👏👏❤️💕🥰🙏💋

[@rexisjlo9311]

You can not be serious. Take a look at those passages that Cyborg Luddito points out in certain minutes :-( :-(

[@judytramel5795]

You know we have 2 big dog's a medium size and a Winnie dog she is mine. They are great dogs. Mine is the only one who barks more lol. But if someone comes in. But she shuts right up. They all are cool dog's. Get alone great.

[@manuelfernandes9288]

Desde Paris francia Saludos amigo