How To Stop A Reactive Dog For Good - The Dog Daddy

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

Let’s be friends on instagram @ instagram.com/thedogdaddyy/?hl=en

[@benitaheuer1464]

Brother? I have great respect and pack love for You! I've raised wolves before with My Children! I'm American Indian and I train pretty much as You! I have a severely traumatized Carolina/Malinois that I rescued! Severe PTSD. I had to teach Her what a water bowl was, Her dog kibble and treats! I'm the ONLY one She listens too! Everything I've tried and successfully used to train My 4 leggeds doesn't work with Her! Still so traumatized She follows me everywhere! Please help? She was between 5-6 months when I got Her! Her name is SelahGrace! I use positive reinforcement but I feel as if I'm taking 1 step forward just to take 2 steps back! I've had Her a year n I love her and don't want to lose her! She was so starved She'll never be full size! Sleeps perfectly around my head every night! What do I do?

[@kilo.nine.7773]

@@benitaheuer1464 How much interaction is she getting with other people? There used to be a saying back in the puppy program “100 people in the first 100 days” ……. sounds like you know what your doing for sure but maybe pass the leash to another handler that’s not so emotionally attached remember brother “EVERYTHING runs down leash”……. Have you tried water training WITH that which is scaring her? The mindset behind it is you give them something else to concentrate on while the “distraction” is going thus giving her a “new feeling” of joy calm playfulness in the water while her “distraction” is present…. Idk just my 2 cents….. (US ARMY K9 2003-2008)

[@sean-or1nc]

@thedoggydaddy I wish we could ve friends in real life! Your awesome !

[@Talia_Barreto]

Would you PEASE show how these techniques work on a highly reactive 4 pound chihuahua or other tiny breed? Everything I’ve read says that their tracheas are too fragile but I have a traumatized little dog that is very reactive. I haven’t found anyone who works with tiny breeds.

[@redrobyn8316]

Thanks for explaining your techniques, it helps us dopey owners keep their smart dogs anxiety free❤️💋

[@jaybryanhouston8989]

I've never read a book so fast! kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU Learning about his dogs and experiences was just the icing on the cake - bed this book through and through. We're working with our new pup and Brandon's advise was just what I needed. Wish he'd just come and train for me haha but it's good for us and happy to have this new set of tools to use on our pup.

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

I should note that I didn’t change any collar or tool on this dog. I used exactly the same she came with. The only thing I changed was the techniques I used to get her attention and teaching the owners how to use the leash correctly.

[@ovuokeaghwotu2389]

The best! Maybe you can pin this.

[@aveo1727]

Thank you so much Dog Daddy for training us on how to be better with Nacho. Taking her out used to be so stressful and anxiety filled for us and her. Now we are all at ease and look forward to our walks. What you did in those first 5 minutes of training will have such a positive, meaningful impact on our family and we can’t thank you enough. We’ll see you when you get back to Cali!

[@MarkLiebrand]

@the Dog Daddy do you have any knowledge or advice on why other dogs always attack mine? My dog is a 6 year old Labrador. We are minding out own business all the time and he always seems to get attacked by other dogs. Big or small, doesn't matter. They always go for him. Any advice?

[@AngelEyezSobriety]

@@MarkLiebrand if your dog is a male and is still intact (not neutered) could be a huge reason. My dog got picked on by many dogs, also I find if your dog is very submissive dogs can sense that and take advantage. Honestly for now I would start slow find a friend or someone in area. That your dog can get along with. So this way your dog can regain confidence again. This may help. Sorry I know how hard this can be. Also if you go to dog daddy's page. Their is a way to send him a message and ask this question. Thought this may help. Hope you have a wonderful day

[@marshhen]

So interesting to think about that if the dog does not know what the command is, what we want them to be doing, they are more anxious and just doing whatever. My shelter dog was so afraid of everything, so I tried to not be too stern with her. I know see that was the opposite of what she needed for her fear and anxiety. Thank you so much for what you do.

[@samlayne389]

I have never in my life have seen someone so good at what they do. Your understanding of animals and how you get them under control so 'effortlessly' and beautifuly is something this world truely needs. Thank you for helping animals and their owners as well! You're the best dog trainer on KZbin lol!!

[@teresathompson235]

He is crystal clear in his communication with the dog. Amazing results. He stopped her squalling bark too. Awesome 👌

[@spire4101]

Was there a prong collar used?

[@NavvyMom]

@@spire4101 Yes.

[@wheelchairgeek]

​@@spire4101 no

[@djamilawilschke7259]

@@wheelchairgeek yes, the dog has a prone collar - just zoom in

[@jm484]

No! He used what the owners had on the dog.

[@annettemason9439]

I’m in awe of you mate …. Can’t stop watching you save troubled , scared and traumatised dogs …. You are bloody brilliant and I thank you for helping change lives so drastically…. Much respect from Newcastle Australia 🇦🇺😁

[@strenghsGirl]

He doesn't save the dog. He actually traumatize them more.

[@neenekinskins6241]

@@strenghsGirl OMG you REALLY do not get it - wow.

[@Justiceforpets]

@@strenghsGirl one thing I know for certain, this gent is more humble and kind than you realise. He knows dogs and lives his entire life with their best interest at the forefront.

[@strenghsGirl]

@@Justiceforpets I bet. I don't think he does these mistakes on purpose. I do think he wants the best for the dogs. The issue is that he does not further educate himself. Having dogs does not mean knowing anything about dogs and their behavior. With his methods he gets views and money. So why touch a running system?

[@loriholman1459]

I also hope People realize The Dog's are so much more HAPPIER, and that's what really counts.

[@ImSimplyAHuman]

Amen 🙏🏻

[@strenghsGirl]

When do you see this dog happy? Please with minute tack.

[@iWontSeeYourReplies]

@@strenghsGirlyou didn’t see the dog before he was handling her? You think that dog was happier while barking out of fear the whole time? Thats like saying you are happier when yelling and screaming at people than you are when given direction and knowing what to do in order to stay calm. It’s not rocket science. Go read a dog book, dogs love being trained and getting mental exercise.

[@strenghsGirl]

@@iWontSeeYourReplies please read my comment again before making assumptions. Please remind yourself that not barking does not mean happy or calm. Maybe you figure out yourself that your comment makes no sense under mine.

[@iWontSeeYourReplies]

@@strenghsGirl your comment isn’t that complicated. Just look at before the dog was given to dog daddy and look after. Do you really need a time stamp to notice the difference? It’s not hard to see. Do you not know dogs? I work at a dog boarding facility and most people are clueless and base their opinion off their personal dogs which is usually the problem. I’m guessing the tail is the only body language sign you know to base dog’s behavior off of? If you can’t see for yourself how am I going to make you see it? You obviously don’t know what stress/fear barking is. Since you literally can’t see that that’s what the dog was doing. You made the “assumption” that it’s not when that’s what it is. Because you likely don’t know much about dogs and have just owned a dog or two is my guess. Usually that’s the case when people are this ignorant. If my comment makes no sense to you under yours…. Then you lack comprehension skills, I can’t solve that problem for you. If you’re stressed and then are “less” stressed. You are then “happier”. It’s really not that complicated.

[@suebrown7882]

Understanding dog psychology and a calm, patient approach wins the day again!

[@strenghsGirl]

How much do you know about dog behavior and psychology?

[@jm484]

The comment was correct -dogs react to reactivity. Calm makes the dog calm. What do you know….? Nnnada

[@savvy2172]

Love watching Dog Daddy as he literally changes the quality of the dogs life along with the relationship between the handler and the dog being enriched.

[@karinlarsen2608]

I Foster dogs for the Sheriff's Department in my County. So many people want puppies then throw them away when they're grown. No training, so full of love. You have blessings in heaven the way you are teaching people to love their dog. You are the hands and feet of Christ

[@SarahSmiles4u]

I watching because I can relate. I cannot afford to hire a trainer. I rescued a beautiful German Shepherd girl that was ignored and lived in a basement over 8 hrs a day. My Umea is a sweet dog but lacks that socialization with other dog's. I have my work cut out for me and these videos hopefully will help this "Hooman" and her lovely pup walk in peace. ✌️🐕🥰

[@joharland5332]

How’s she getting on ?

[@angelaratzay9034]

Years ago I had similar situation.the new to me 3 year old would not listed to me . Had her days before I realized she did not look at me Never fed her until she made eye contact. Never let a dog set the rules. Love them tell them what you want Sometimes after a command just wait until the dog gets it Then huge praise. Good luck.

[@pattiesnider5315]

I couldn't hold back food from my dog. He is a rescue that was abused. I trained him myself. Someone teased him with his food . Wouldn't eat from his bowl and would go 3 days without eating! He eats fine now. But took 2 tears to straighten that out. How would you like someone not feeding you and you don't really understand what they want you to do! That's awful! Also my dog wasn't socialized nor was he good with kids. He us totally now. I trained him with compassion and getting to know him. He is the best service dog ! Now. I'm deaf.

[@johannacontent2613]

He knew exactly that the dog was insecure and scare, the minute he took the lead the dog changed. Love watching him.

[@strenghsGirl]

Where did the dog change? The dog is scared and insecure all the time. Just before the dog was allowed to express his feelings and then it was punished for it.

[@McGee147]

@@strenghsGirl the dog isn’t being punished. Just like with humans, just because you can express your feelings doesn’t mean you should and I mean that in the sense of when it’s destructive and counter productive. He’s teaching the dog to cope in a different way than lashing out while building their confidence to the point where they don’t feel the need to lash out. No punishment happened in this video.

[@deanmartin1071]

You are a 5 star General of dog trainers! They will follow you anywhere!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@jwjonetx]

This is the second video I’ve watched and to say I’m Impressed is an understatement. We have a 6 month old puppy and we are struggling with this exact thing. I’m looking forward to learning more from this guy.

[@CrypticHowl]

How's dog training coming along?

[@equestrianmidnight5619]

Update?

[@dawnjonesiowa]

Dog Daddy, This is the most detailed explanation of your training techniques I've seen. Great instructions for me as an owner. Thank you.

[@kilo.nine.7773]

That “sound” you make us the SAME EXACT sound we used to make when doing bite trading with our working dogs…. Incredible that it can be used for obedience as well… really digging your videos, (US ARMY K9)

[@megrogan1]

Thank you for your service. ❤

[@jilllazdane8861]

I feel so happy for this dog now. It doesn't need to go through life stressed any more.

[@Lamedvavnik]

It’s the first time I’ve seen a trainer talk about not letting the dog sniff. I trained my dog (6 month old rescue) on a slip lead and had great success at first but then as he got more confident and in his teenage years. He became obsessed with sniffing constantly and I never really corrected it and before long he stopped listening. I think it’s just about establishing a relationship where your dog always looks to your approval first.

[@gerdberg4188]

You are starting to get it , remember , everything good comes from you , even sniffing .

[@sageskrillex]

I think it’s good to establish a good listening relationship when it comes to sniffing too since sometimes there’s trash or something bad that they could pick up, so I found myself agreeing with the tension when it comes to sniffing

[@aesea57804]

@@thefox6568Haha! It’s not other people’s job to train your dog. Maybe if you have him on a leash when people come to the door, he can be taught not to go for the crotch. “Leave it.”

[@jm484]

When you have a dog in a structured walk, the dog is to do nothing , but walk with you until you release the dog. Sniffing is one of these behaviors.

[@stainedglass8401]

I have had hound dogs that live to sniff the ground as they howl and run. Now another he could not walk without sniffing the ground at times on our walk, sheds for groundhogs, etc. That's what he is breed for.. He just needs a scent trail to follow and we aren't sure he knows his way back to let him run.. They would do it naturally anyway.. But.. My son took him to town for a walk he smelled squirrels from earlier and going for a walk was hard . we have not the control this guy offers yet..he is amazing..

[@freedombug11]

I have a new dog like this and watching this video is just such a relief and gives me so much hope. I can really feel the relief of these owners, so much stress and burden is being lifted off their shoulders right now. Great job, Dog Daddy.

[@tomaszjaskot2338]

What a genius he is🥰 I learned so much from this channel, it literally changed my life not only with my dogs but also my personality. Much love to you from me and my three dogs😘😘😘

[@lynnmoody2170]

Your explanations of your training, to these owners, was the best I’ve ever seen. It enabled them to completely understand what to do, when, and why. Well done!

[@newphonewhodis5469]

you're amazing dude im so glad i found your channel. its funny to me tho how the owner of the dog didnt really listen to what you said and is still constantly applying tension on the leash. you can instantly see how the dog goes back to its bad habits as soon as its returned to its owner. if the leash is constantly in tension he wont be able to properly apply the correction when needed. what a shame. hopefully the owner applies what you taught correctly.

[@dm4859]

Sometimes the owner is scared and needs confidence, especially after witnessing the Dog Daddy!

[@kathleenkavanaugh3292]

Just love how Dog Daddy instills confidence and direction in the dogs who are lucky enough to be trained by him. Training is critical for any dog owner.

[@Tink70]

DD, you Never cease to bring out the dog owner in me...ive been around dogs my whole life (and cats) i think you are above and beyond because youve encountered dogs I would back track on. Ive always maintained dogs from puppies. Not full grown or well into their lives dogs. Or different breeds and mixed breeds. Keeping it simple for both the owner and the puppers no matter their age. I could go on, i just simply love dogs and what you do to help them

[@trigelvza]

You earned a sub bro. I like how you elaborate your method and the psychology behind it. God bless you.

[@badgerbadgerton966]

You can really see how confused and scared this dog is, and how happy she is to know what to do.

[@strenghsGirl]

Please tack the minute. I don't see a happy dog

[@christina5kids16grands]

16:57 HUGE victory!! "Life changing!" So happy this dog is now secure and happy instead of stressed out to the max!

[@marymadeline9533]

Everybody else uses treats and he doesn’t and I like that. Cause when it’s a bad situation treats doesn’t work at all.

[@strenghsGirl]

You are wrong. Both methods are wrong. First figure out why the dog is scared. And then let it learn not to be and give treats when the correct behavior is shown. This guy just forces the dog in a bad situation and punishes the dog for showing emotions.

[@marymadeline9533]

@@strenghsGirl sorry dude his methods work time and time again. I’ve never seen him use treats and I have a friend that had a pit bull he gets treats all the time and he’s still lunges at people and she’s never been able to do so. Some dogs just can’t they need dog daddies methods. Her dog was her alpha it was just terrible.

[@strenghsGirl]

@@marymadeline9533 science says differently. Your experience with your friends dog is subjective. It depends how you use the treats. So daddy's method is wrong by science and therefore a with today's standard a fact.

[@marymadeline9533]

@@strenghsGirl you try on dogs thats in the impound ready for his last breath

[@rhondasedillo4612]

​@@marymadeline9533of she's against DD methods I wonder why she's on here 🤔

[@marnaehrech1223]

I was walking my 2 very well behaved rescues yesterday. Up at the end of the road a block or two away, this dog on a leash was barking and barking. As we got closer, I was astonished the woman didn't try to keep her dog quiet. They came toward us. My dogs just glanced and kept walking, while the dog kept barking and lunging toward us from the other side of the street. As they passed, I yelled, "Look up the Dog Daddy on KZbin!" She said "okay!", As she was being dragged down the block. Poor woman --and dog. I hope she looks you up! I loved this one, your analysis of the dog's experience and what the role of the human is, was spot on. Many thanks, bringing balance and joy to so many human-dog relationships!! Love from Vermont, Augusto!

[@tinasepulveda1895]

Amen

[@mymai5859]

The owners must think DD is a miracle worker with the way he can get Nacho into a calm state within mins, around strangers & other dogs 🐕 💜

[@MsSassySean]

That track suit is smokin'. I'm watching to see if I could possibly be a fit dog owner...Thanks for your content

[@jazzlouise]

Very clear instruction and techniques. I could tell the dog was starting to come around relative to being more relaxed. Thanks!

[@carolynartes6033]

DOG Daddy is so awesome! He is so patient, kind, and understanding. I see why the dogs respond to him. 🙂

[@Aprilme2]

This is the best clip I've seen you do. Very clear and precise explanation to the owners.

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

Out of anywhere on the internet that I've seen he trains exactly how dogs should be trained. It's what I been doing training dogs for 15 years. This can save human lives and especially the dogs life. He is 1000 % right! So glad he teaches people dogs act like this because it always the owners. It's either they are lazy, no consistent, don't know what to do or all of them. It's easy when you get use to it. Think of it this way. When you raise kids do you teach them right from wrong? Of course you should but their are lazy parents who do nothing and kids get confused or test what they can get away with and unsure bc sometimes they allow screaming yelling or no manors and other times they don't. Consistency is so important for animals and people

[@ravens9440]

Absolutely incredible, amazing! DD's def got the magic touch, but the irony is its not magic at all but a keen understanding of dog behavior/communication to the T, plus mad love confidence to help even the most seemingly hopeless~Love watching his videos! What a spectacular teacher to both people and canines 🙌 Mindblowing, so interesting to watch & learn..Much love & thanks to you DD for helping so many people & dogs❤🐾

[@kellykinchin7912]

Excellent communication and direction on your part Augusto. Stellar teacher.😇💯

[@catherineroberts8291]

I agree

[@idonteven18]

I just subscribed after seeing one of your short reels of you doing a hip grab on a dog that move I've never seen before, and I've been working with my border collie to not be fear aggressive. Thank you so much for your clear explanation and confidence you're awesome ❤

[@neoliberalerneandertaler9347]

So much better now. Now i can follow every Word you say loud and clear. Thanks So much.

[@maryannroemer8546]

Thank you for your support on our life with our girls and boys it means a lot to help us out so we can understand what we have to do ,life gets better with them,now people can keep there girls and boys, not giving up on them Thank You for making a different in people's lives let's not give up cause of what mistakes we do with our pets, it's not the pets it's the owners

[@una2702]

This is so valuable! I've tried three trainers, read as much as I could, and watched countless videos in the two years I've had my dog, and DD videos have provided the most clarity, both in his explanations and visually through watching his handling. Just incredible. I need to develop skills, but this is giving me real hope for me and my reactive dog. God gave you a gift, thank you for sharing with us and helping dogs and owners so generously.

[@tah6243]

DD I just marvel @ your gift on display. You use it so well & you bless everyone with the fruits of your labor. Trust that people will pray for you & uplift you so that you continue doin what you love doin.

[@marygerencser7544]

I wish I would have found your channel years ago. You are Mind Blowing with dogs

[@strenghsGirl]

Be glad you didnt. You might have saved your dog from a lot of bad experiences

[@jm484]

You’re very hateful. 3 nasty comments with nothing to back , but hate. Buz off. Go listen to AC/DC 👀😵‍💫

[@BlackAdam52]

This dog behaves exactly like my Jack Russell terrier. I'm going to use these techniques on him. I learned a lot from this video!

[@wheelchairgeek]

Update us

[@joharland5332]

Hows your dog getting on?

[@strenghsGirl]

Why would you want to abuse your dog?

[@beckyhanselman6476]

I love how you explain to the owners what you are doing and explain to them that the dog needs to have direction. I love the owner says I tried that but apparently he needs more instruction.

[@ishitabharadwaj2521]

I really like your work you're doing great and i learn a lot from you Today, when I went to take my dog ​​for a walk, after a while my neighbor's dog came, he was highly reactive and my dog ​​was very calm whenever he lost his attention. I give him a little pressure and he starts doing what he is doing I noticed something if we are paying attention or scared of something dog will also react like that it's really important to being confident around your dog thank you so much ❣️❣️ love from India 🇮🇳

[@Littlemoo403]

It’s the new Caesar . The world needs more dog lovers that know all this stuff:) fabulous 😊

[@llisamichele]

He is fabulous and makes things MAKE SENSE in dog communication and communicating

[@danabuck6461]

I wish I could give a million thumbs up!

[@a.wilcox5690]

Excellent teaching of the techniques. Very effective with an insecure reactive dog.

[@annainsaudi218]

You can see why the Purely Positive crew don't like even a small correction; it works. So no need for hours of endless lessons and no meaningful progress. Here we have a combination of correction and positive which takes the best of both worlds and leads to a calmer and happier dog.

[@DonnaBaker125]

The only alleged positive reinforcement I saw used with this dog is patting her on the head along with some verbal praise. My observation, however, is that she does not enjoy the head patting .... note that she cowers and moves her body lower to the ground whenever the Dog Daddy does this to her. Therefore, it is not positive reinforcement, it is positive punishment (the addition of something aversive to the dog). What is reinforcing for one dog may not be reinforcing for another dog. A skilled trainer will take the time to find out what the dog responds to and not assume that what he's doing is something the dog enjoys.

[@jm484]

The dog does not know him. He I helping them In a park. He is patting the dog to reinforce that he is not a threat. The dog ‘s first session. Please tell me you don’t have a dog!!

[@annainsaudi218]

@@jm484 I don't really understand what you are saying. I do have dogs, two big ones. They are very well trained. I love them, but believe that if they show aggression they need to be shown it is unacceptable. I love the DD as he uses positive where it works, but knows how to handle a badly behaving dog when necessary.

[@jeffrywhite6008]

This is one impressive young man who discovered his calling early in life ! BRAVO !

[@annegreen647]

I love these videos. Sadly so many humans have no idea how to be a leader to a dog. The same goes for horses etc. Most people have become so detatched to instinctual interaction and basic leadership to animals that the animals suffer. Animals never do anything wrong. They just lack basic leadership skills from their human!!!

[@strenghsGirl]

Almost agree with everything. Just that Daddy also has no clue and makes the dog worse in the long run.

[@pepege5175]

180⁰ turn in 15 minutes... Great work 👍

[@janicedarmody6794]

After watching Cesar Milan ‘dog whisperer’ for several years, I began training my APBT/mastiff by training myself to watch for his triggers and it took several months before we walked easily past other dogs- Without you and Cesar And your training owners ‘we’ would be lost! Thank you for all you do!🥰

[@T1M6]

He's giving her confidence, already she knows he's giving good vibes. X

[@andrewstirton1785]

Dog Daddy is my Hero! I’ve trained several great dogs, but still learn great insights from him.

[@mariewhiting2380]

She's behaving quite well now, good on you DD.The dog is listening.

[@stevenevangelist5221]

Nacho is now trained. Amazing.

[@fightorflightgamer4420]

awesome video love the longer hands on videos. I had a trainer that actually made us put the collar on our arm & we took turns learning to pop lol. It was so helpful.

[@claudiacanales2662]

Agreed the longer videos are just freakin’ awesome!

[@Cheryl-px8gr]

Excellence in explaining your understanding of the dog and it seemed to be right on, as he said it was life changing, could there be a better outcome. Great job!

[@claudiacanales2662]

Wow Dog Daddy never ceases to amaze me! What a gift!

[@cuesheart224]

Your very calm! I love watching owners and then you! Ty!

[@tomasbond9123]

Great video, you explain and give suggestions very well for the dog owners to practice👌👌 GREAT JOB GREAT VIDEOS.

[@christyis1270]

I would love to see DD and Cesar working together. They are both amazing, caring, loving and exceptional souls. What an incredible combination of talent and heart centered training that would be!

[@mariolorbes2936]

Big daddy is much better.. CESAR IS DOG ABUSER AND SELFISH… LOOK AT HIS BUSINESS REPORT NEWS…AND TELL ME IF A AM A LIAR..

[@christyis1270]

@@mariolorbes2936 Look at what? No idea what “His business report news” is referring to. Cesar teaches constantly about giving dogs the love and care they need which includes boundaries and limitations. This is precisely what DD is repeatedly demonstrating in his videos. They are both the cream of the crop. You’ll never see them dropping gross treats everywhere pretending it’s training.

[@anakatana777]

Both are my favorite,

[@strenghsGirl]

Your comments makes me angry and sad. These "dog trainers" should be forbidden and before court for abusing animals. And even teaching it. I don't blame viewers (like you), because they don't know any better. Watch this video without tone and just look at the body language of the dog. It is insecure and scared all the time. It never changes. The poor dog just learned that showing his emotions is bad. This dog will be unpredictable in the future if trained that way.

[@marina.cudala]

Augusto!!!! You're our hero!

[@williamsicat2062]

Dog daddy is the best trainer i love the way he train the dog.

[@backwoodsbearded]

These videos help a ton! Would love your training with my 160lb great danebull!

[@viciouslady1340]

I had a harlequin Dane Bull years ago he was really goofy though enjoy your new buddy.

[@amytaylor1909]

Love these longer videos thanks!

[@kelleymorris6541]

Keep working your magic Dog Daddy 💖

[@Koolala75]

"This is life changing" 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@wheelchairgeek]

I love this video more than the rest because the dog is not so badly behaved, hence we can see the methods more clearly

[@robin212212]

it is interesting how much more confident the dog is when he is with DD and not as much when he goes back to his owner. Dogs feed off of their handler's energy, confidence, leadership skills, etc.

[@jm484]

Dad is the handler. The owners have not learned to be handlers.

[@ahutchgirl]

You are so amazing 👏 💖 I love your energy ✨️

[@soothirak]

My dogs alway calm and obedient!! now I know why!😊

[@mariamosby5337]

Love how you help people and their pets ❤

[@raew5263]

So great for both the dog + owner. You do amazing work 👍🙏🏻😎💕 Thank you

[@strenghsGirl]

Just for the owner. The dog is is just as scared maybe even more than before. It learns that his boundries are not being respected and that showing emotions equals pain and punishment. So you probably end up having an unpredictable dog

[@mikefrmack]

I love all the help these peeps give too him , in a way they are helping their selves eh'

[@jrmhc8828]

Keep the videos coming !! I have learned so much from your videos and are my favorite trainer

[@SandrineMuller]

You are a genius ! 🐾🙏👍

[@tinasepulveda1895]

GOAT ❤ 🎉 ❤ 🎉

[@beverlyward2570]

Dog Daddy is the GOAT! Greatest of All Time! 💙 🐕 👍

[@Maradnus]

People forget that having a dog is is not like having an accessory. its a living breathing creature who requires just as much awareness as they have to walk with them!

[@speaktruth9313]

I wish there was a person trainer like a dog trainer…

[@nonamehere-y2t]

Nice work! Your confidence is noted and you really are so helpful. Thank you for your patience with humans and their creatures.

[@reginaspurgin1384]

Great information for me to work with my puppy!

[@wendylavin6532]

Oh I loved this dog great example of a dog that has been over stimulated for what ever reason. You Dog Daddy make complete sense with your mindset such a great thing to watch unfold. I lobe your outfit today very nice ❤😊

[@Kiska503]

You do so well with the dogs. Very impressive

[@matthiasreuleke4891]

Keep up the good work Dog Daddy! One serious question I would love to ask I live in Jamaica Kingston town and dogs are mostly munriel ...street dogs stray dogs although they all have a yard where they get badly feed always beaten and poisoned after killing a goat.... Wild dogs they all LOVE me because I never kick lick ore throuw stones at them My question still is Is there any chance to train those Mungrils ??? Love your work Jamaica is calling THE I !!! I .... there is many countries where dogs are treated the wicked way big time The I is ONE with the dogs .... and can teach them within hours to Change them patterns Jamaica needs your help A million dogs barking right now Keep up God's WORKS

[@MoonLitOcean26]

I'm just finding out about DD , all the controversy videos pop up. I took time to view videos, 2things: 1) if I saw those videos 13yrs ago before working with dogs I'd be totally against it & call it abuse for sure... 2) 13yrs later dealing with aggressive, resuces & highly reactive dogs & learning what I have .... I can see DD is dealing with dogs 99.999999999% trainers will not deal with and are put on euthanasia list ... I view him as the SWAT team for dogs about to be put down... yes their are other methods but when a dog is about to be put down , already/about to harm others especially kids & almost have no sanity left in them DD is taking extreme measures to extreme situations... he's NOT doing this to puppy or obediently good dogs , he's not abusing them when their calm. Also if you know what your looking at with what he's doing its really the dog doing that & no he's not triggering the dogs Into that state, those dogs are already in that state , so imagine the owners with off leash dogs that have no recall allowing their dog to fly up to one of those dogs DD is working with that off leash dog will be dead.. there is a time and place for everything. It is disheartening for sure over the situations & methods needed but it is what it is... vets hold down animals , there's insane asylum people with mental disorders are strapped down , different levels of security in prisons ... people need to step back and realize dogs ARE NOT kids the way people see other people need extreme measures to controlled And then can go into rehabilitation... I don't do these methods , but do deal with dogs alot of people don't deal with , but DD is on another level I'm not on nor equipped to deal with that level of reactive/death row dogs.. also I've seen DD offer other trainers to join his classes to show his clients their methods instead & willing to learn from them... no other trainer has come fourth time to take him up on his offer to try different methods, so their blowing smoke out of their emotional reactions & won't go near those dogs proving DD point... his clients haven't said anything bad & said have had growth afterwards... HUMANS IN GENERAL need to stop doing things to dogs or surrendering dogs , getting the wrong breed etx.. to help prevent dogs even getting to this state .. don't be mad at DD be mad at who and what happened to the dog that got them to that insanity state ... end of day good or bad comments we love dogs and want the best for them

[@stevenevangelist5221]

Nacho is now a new dog. Excellent Dog Daddy.

[@Rachel-pj5ph]

Thank you so much for all the info you post. I know mine is nervous energy but he acts very similar to this. He's been charged a couple times but no serious outcomes. He always seems to have to show other people and dogs that he's the boss. He's never bitten anyone but It worries me that he would out of fear. He's a mut (American Staffordshire Terrier, Cocker Spaniel, Dachshund, Miniature Pinscher, Parson Russell Terrier). He also get VERY aggressive when trying to trim nails or touch his paws. I don't know the full story but I get the feeling he may have been taken from mom really. He's 1 year 7 months and I've had him since he was 6 weeks. I just feel his anxiousness and I just want to help him.

[@Rachel-pj5ph]

Also I struggle with the pressure bc he pulls all the time. I struggle to get him to slow down. I don't know if it's because he just has so much energy he wants to get it out or what. He definitely chews a lot.

[@jaelynnegentry5723]

I started watching u about 4 months ago and will keep watching u I share your videos with all my friends and when I see people that I know love there pets I always ask them if they have heard of u the DOG DADDY I am thankful I was lucky enough to see u on KZbin u are the real deal it is good to see a new face training dogs u do a wonderful job at it you're young and very good looking dress very well drive a cool jeep and a little yellow bug YES I fallow u I thought Cesar Millan was the only man that knows what he is doing well now there's two of u anyway maybe u 2 have meant or talked if u haven't u should he also had alot of hated and also fans I am a FAN of both I am 65 born & raised in Las Vegas I never wanted to get married or have children so Alan and I have lived together 40 years

[@kirsten3386]

Dog Daddy you are amazing. Love to watch you work. ❤️👌🏻

[@nevillegoddard4966]

Augusto you got a lapel microphone did ya? FAAANTASTIC mate now I can hear every word you say! Yaaay! 😃😃👏👏!! THANK YOU! That terrified little girl is now only 'just a bit concerned', a massive turnaround from what? - 2 minutes ago? In 2 minutes you have improved the lives of 3 souls bless you bud!

[@jabeztadesse]

I'm addicted to your videos! ✌ Subbed!

[@rosefishingfool3781]

Wow wish I could do that in a day.

[@trackmate9692]

“This is life changing” 😂

[@JesusChristIsKingIsGod]

So happy for Nacho and his owners.

[@drakwer25]

oh, man, we have a dog that is like 10 times crazier than this.. all your videos look very manageable when comparing to our lil beast :)

[@colleenfromnh5860]

I LOVE you @The Dog Daddy 💕🙏🌞Thank you for coming to Concord, NH 💕🤸‍♀️🎉i will get busy Marketing for you 🤗🤗🤗