How to Stop Leash Aggression | Dog Nation

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thank you all for watching! Let me know what you think of this video! Remember to comment, like, and subscribe. Blessings!

[@patriciahughes4213]

Your an excellent teacher. If only people would learn.

[@miriammaldonado7848]

Cesar you're an angel. Fergus brought tears to my heart, how the battery acid got to his body? He's a beautiful dog! Thank God for his new owners.Thank you for teaching me how to be a better human😇💜

[@AbhinavSingh-jx2ht]

Sir this video makes me think that you were destined to this great work keep it up sir 👍🤩😁. Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@AbhinavSingh-jx2ht]

Sir please please please make a video with an Indian dog breed also

[@jayleeclough1199]

I'm using these tips on my husky and pitbull both indoors and outside.

[@ClintWG]

I love how Cesar teaches the humans and not the dog. Many imitators, but there's only one Cesar Millan.

[@sowishkothare]

I completely agree with you. He is definitely the only one person who understands dogs language and train's human 😋

[@heaventen166]

Thank God for that! As a dog trainer and behaviourist I spend my days fixing dogs after their owners copied his techniques from TV. This is pure entertainment. Please people see it for what it is and get a professional help your dog needs.

[@Skills_909]

The legend

[@sydniboylen2280]

Isbvvng

[@joerod8336]

True!👍

[@amandamorton-king2112]

I have learnt SO much from Mr Millan despite owning several dogs at a time for over 60 years. Now my grandchildren watch him to be the best owners they can be.

[@spidimarcin300]

but you know it all is written down in scenario, right?

[@amandamorton-king2112]

@@spidimarcin300 Scripted or otherwise, there are gems of wisdom and experience in every video.

[@lonewolf1461]

@@spidimarcin300 Yes, I love watching the dogs when they read the script. 😉

[@lynnwilhoite6194]

@@lonewolf1461 😁

[@j4blaser]

@@spidimarcin300lol no, it’s not. Cesar doesn’t have a “script” when correcting a dog in the moment. I’ve been watching him in multiple contexts in multiple shows and live audience stages for nearly 20 years. Cesar is the man.

[@mannycalavera2335]

My collie was leash reactive but made a total turnaround. All the "desensitizing" with treats and such have been worthless for us. And believe me. We tried. Taking charge from the moment you leave your house, even just by not allowing him to run through the door, and requiring him to be attentive to me during the walk were the first steps. Going from a harness and long leash back to a simply 6ft leash and collar was the second step. Giving my dog something to do and taking charge to go left/right/back when he sees another dog was the 3rd step. Slowly doing those things closer to other dogs was the 4th step. Doing those things as we pass other dogs at a close distance was the 5th and last step. One year of daily training in total, and not all with steady progression. But it can be done if you commit to it and don't get discouraged if results are not as instant as when Cesar does it. What Cesar calls "calm assertive energy" is so important but you can't fake it. What helped me was this idea: When we see another dog, get rid of the "Oh crap, another dog" mental response. Instead, remain calm and aware, and be excited that a training opportunity has presented itself. No feelings of dread and waiting and seeing how your dog will respond. But instead an upbeat training mode. If you need to cross the street, if you need to turn around, if you need to have your dog walking left and right and in a circle so he focuses on something else, all those things are good. But don't tense up. Don't focus on the other dog. Don't exhibit anxiety and worry. Do it in a way that is about you and your dog, not whatever other dog happens to be around. The whole point is that the other dog does not matter. Now my dog is less leash reactive than many, many other dogs in my neighborhood. Just the other night we turned a corner and ran into another startled dog who instantly barked and lunged (which is how my dog used to respond in that exact situation). My dog did not respond, kept walking the same way I did, and shook off his tension and anxiety when we were past them. I was so freaking proud of him in that moment. Because I had no time to give him something to do, or to help him, but he just did what we have been doing as a standard response. He just kept walking with me past the thing that he found scary. And it was all him. It felt incredible.

[@PreetGulshan]

Thanks a lot for the most helpful trick

[@jesspirone6258]

What a great comment. Thank you!

[@TuWear]

So confidence should be a priority whenever dealing with most dogs. It is important to help the dog understand that they are waking with you, never the other way around.

[@mainvayne4203]

Don't forget calmness

[@samhartford8677]

Unless you are walking with a saluki who thinks he's walking with you if not you. That is, the saluki is a cat, not a dog.

[@vincef7487]

Would YOU trust someone to lead you anywhere if THEY weren’t confident? . . . EXACTLY.😃

[@markfuller]

@@mainvayne4203 ... and assertivenes. Calm + Assertive = confidence. Be confident. Act confident.

[@clickcartoonshows]

hi

[@june2420111]

I just got puppies and training them has been great practice for me when I have children one day. Teaching me not to reward bad behavior, how my energy affects them, how to be patient, how physical punishments or even yelling doesn't help, and how having a structured schedule is key (same eating, peeing/pooping, play time schedule everyday etc). A lot of bad behavior is avoided by just giving them play time and running for 30min-1hour. Lots of discipline and consistency is necessary for having well-behaved dogs, same with children.

[@Bettyalford-h9l]

Exactly, if people would raise their children like wolves do we would have a great society.

[@theresa337]

Great awareness!

[@Tumish74]

How professional you are Cesar, you made the world a better friendly place👍🏻🎈

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!!!

[@ChocoFear100]

This man is the Dog Bender, he a Dog Magician, he speak Dog, taking every note possible from a grand master of Dogs 📝📝📝

[@Iristoddlewis]

Caesar....a miracle worker. Train the owner to change behavior plus attitude, and the dog alters behavior. It's cognitive therapy!

[@Itisfinished2024]

This guy is changing the world 1 dog at a time what a living legend. He deserves more recognition for what he does for society

[@graceguidicotti5932]

I have the same issue with my dog - Been using your techniques it has been working so far Thank you!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks!

[@chanahba5358]

Which kind of leash are you using? How is it called?

[@lindahughes5781]

I think it is a slip lead. Not sure when this was filmed, but you probably already know!!😂😅

[@KnuckleHead1983]

That was absolutely amazing how quickly Fergus calmed down I am gonna try this with my retriever.. mine isn’t aggressive per se but when he sees animals and people he pulls a lot

[@AUSSIE96JACKASS]

no matter how many videos i watch, everytime it amazes me how quickly cesar can make a difference. truly skilled.

[@Roquentinful]

Thank you for your videos! I have a 1 year old leashreactive Malinois and with your guidance he's getting less aggressive each day!! Practice makes perfect!

[@itsjustme.7059]

I’m so happy to see this. We adopted a little dog in January of this year. He is such a sweet boy and has great manners inside our house. He gets along with other dogs after a sniff, but when he’s on the leash he will lunge at other dogs on leash. I’m definitely going to try this with him.

[@richie6377]

My dog is the same!!

[@caradepau0638]

Me too!! I hope it works

[@GarbagetrucksofsouthernTucson]

Proud of my favoite MEXICAN !!! God BLESS HIM 🙏🏻🇲🇽♥️🇲🇽

[@alyssad5151]

I've watched almost every video out there for how to stop leash pulling and tbh, they have never worked. But I always come back to Cesar Millan, he's the real expert. Tysm!

[@lindagray1809]

Try Upstate Canine Academy

[@Je_Ne_Vive]

Fergus seemed excited but not aggressive to me. He just wanted to have fun with the other dogs and his barking was to get rid of some of the excitement, but the owners misread it because of fear and a lack of understanding, then Fergus picked up on their anxiety which made him a bit nervous aggressive. The play bow gave away his real intentions! He was so happy to be around other dogs during the pack walk.

[@adrianathompson3328]

We just adopted a german sheperd mix and we have the same problem! Every time we take him for a walk and he sees a dog he gets super excited and barks and pulls! And now I know why!!! I've been putting the leash wrong!!! Thank Cesar Millan! This video is super helpful!

[@travelfoodielove]

Cesar your power is intoxicating in a good way

[@ChrisSci]

I have this same exact problem with my dog. Thanks so much for this, Cesar ❤ Very informative. Thank you!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you for watching!

[@TheNiwotmom]

This man has a true gift! He's just amazing to watch.

[@KillerSpud]

I like how at about 7:39 the dog walker just calmly gave the white dog a little correction touch. That guy gets it.

[@MateoBakija]

It's a female. But you were close xD

[@JustinPaul1st]

Its all about keeping the GR focussed...with your attitude...the dog responsed accordingly...learned this from Ceasar years ago...now i pack walk my 4 dogs and little to no issues...🐶🐶🐶🐶

[@Mika9089]

I have no way of thanking you enough. I have been doing this with my lead aggressive pug for 2 days and he is a different boy. He is so amazing and now we have stress free walks. Thank you so much!

[@ttmixedmediaart1155]

You are really professional and genius, unfortunately I live in a country where almost everything including having a dog is a kind of crime ! And in this horrible situation I and my friends running a dog rescue facility! We always see all of your videos sometimes over and over again to learn more, we talk about that how much we wish to reach you but since that's not going to happen so we keep watching your videos and following your comments as much as possible. Thanks for sharing your videos with us, for someone like me who has no access to the international community, this means too much. Thanks again

[@imaniw786]

i recently adopted my mixed lab from the shelter a month ago. she was a stray & she freaks out the same way Fergus does. i’m going to try walking her with that kind of leash & to keep my energy calm to see if it helps! she’s a sweet girl.

[@martianboy9886]

Good luck! I took in a lab-pit mix from the streets Dec 2020 who I could not control with a retractable leash. I switched to the Ceasar recommended leash and applied corrections as Ceasar does, and now even my little 5 y/o old niece can walk him. Didn't even take more than a week with daily practice either.

[@imaniw786]

@@martianboy9886 Thank you so much for your words of encouragement! I am going to try that! & congratulations on adopting too!

[@jpkaneshida1977]

@@martianboy9886 WHAT a story & confirmation of Cesar's insights What truly gets me about dog owners is that they violate the cardinal rule; what am *I* doing or not doing? And THAT is what separates CM from the pack. Pun intended

[@okanaganeryn]

What kind of leash is he using?

[@sharondarby1853]

I just got a Shelter dog this week. Mixed- pit bull. Under 2 years old. He’s a beautiful dog. He’s a jumper so I have been working with that . I ordered your training leash. He is smart & sweet. Look forward to teaching him . This is the first time I’ve had a older verses puppy. So should be interesting & fun.

[@janetthurston4999]

This show is needed as Rez dog attacks are all bad energy. So many good examples trust respect love is like rain on the desert sand. The lack of knowledge, happiness - teach next generation those qualities that will rescue everyone. It could create better jobs and opportunities!

[@fluffycupcakessweets-simpl4010]

Thank you Cesar. My dogs always walk ahead of me when they're on the leash, I learned something today and I will apply that to my dogs.

[@nancywilliams260]

me too

[@albertpang102]

We loved 🥰 you Caesar Millan. Without you how shall we cope with our pet dogs 🐕 🐩 with all those problematic symptoms. Kudos to you Caesar Millan.

[@maryfigueiredo5768]

Thank you Cesar! Using the proper leash and energy makes walking our dogs an enjoyable experience! I hope to meeting you and your pack someday!!!

[@NORMAL68]

What leash is this

[@jpkaneshida1977]

Cesar is one of the most perceptive beings on the planet. I wish our politicians had the intelligence & communication skills he did.

[@gingauxtero2183]

Only u sir has the capability and knowledge to help us correct the wrong ways and make us better leader.everytime i watch ur videos im learn more. thank you soooo much. GOD BLS U MORE

[@54thrascal50]

I tell all dog owners they need to watch Cesar Millan. You’re amazing Cesar! I’m not a dog owner but I stayed with a friend for two weeks who has two German shepherds. When I got there,in the first few days, they barked at everything outside, barked through the night. As days went on, I did some of Cesar’s techniques and they worked! Those dogs were quiet and calm for the rest of my stay.

[@aarogyarashmi]

Your videos are more addictive than coffee . I am raising a local puppy. I am following your guidance 🙏 I could set his boundary at home with your simple steps . 💗 from India, kannadiga

[@jennyperea3268]

I used to be so anxious before walking my Dobie because of the pulling and barking at other dogs (excitement not aggression) but I realized to “spontaneously” walk him that way I wouldn’t work myself to nerves and I’d be calm and it did wonders! That and sausage (a rare treat not given at home) and it’s helped so much!! Haha

[@deswright5531]

Thankyou Mr C Still working with my girl and we are getting better at walking in public. We came across an unleashed dog on a walk and she listened to me although there was a little barking I finally realised I had the control and we kept moving. I am learning about my dog.

[@wilfredc1212]

There are just beautiful people in this world!!!!

[@skunkite]

I'm definitely gonna try this out with my German shepherd Siberian husky mix. He's got a little bit of leash aggression issues, and I want to train him out of that. He's an absolute delight with other dogs when we're at an off leash dog park, but he's not a huge fan of them when he's on leash during our daily walks.

[@realbajan5930]

Hello Cesar I enjoy your shows. I have use you show to train my Rottweiler Mix over 13 years ago and I got great praise on his behavior.

[@travelfoodielove]

I get chills watching Cesar in action

[@anonyme555]

Amazing. It’s all about the way you walk your dog, not by saying no all the time when you see other dogs! Thanks Cesar 🙏 🐕

[@captaingadgearoo6992]

A true master of his art, you are inspiring brother.

[@allangrant6349]

Thanks Cesar that will help with my French bulldog as I've had him on a harness as he is extremely aggressive towards dogs and sometimes people.Thank you so much. Allan

[@Mandy-rx7rq]

Does he train kids as well 😂 my youngest daughter is like an uncontrollable puppy haha. She's nearly 3 years old.

[@patriciahughes4213]

This is the time she's learning about the world. Build on that with things to broaden her world.

[@tigger6186]

Rules, boundaries, limitations, and structured mental and physical exercise also works wonders for small children. I have 5 kids aged 13 down to 3 and they are all great kids.

[@gamingbloopersroadto100]

Dogs are just like children, u can use Cesar methods in a human way.

[@asaradhi]

@@gamingbloopersroadto100 except that don't leash them. 🙏🏽😁😁

[@tigger6186]

Just watch season 10 episode 7 of South Park. They got Ceasar to "train" Cartman and his mom in it. The episode is called Tsst.

[@nataliaatrian2510]

Ooh this is a great video I have a cattle dog and she also be aggressive every time we walk her and it’s hard because I live in a block where everybody has dogs

[@savvyandskye]

I have a cattle dog as well and she’s the same.

[@MrTachyon3000]

Why in the world would you get a cattle dog? You know what cattle dogs need? ?They need to HERD CATTLE. Same with sheepherding dogs Cesar has helped, he had to take them to fulfill their needs with sheepherding sessions.

[@nataliaatrian2510]

@@MrTachyon3000 maybe kuz they ain’t obligated to do that 🤷🏻‍♀️ as long as you keep them active that’s what matters

[@MrTachyon]

@@nataliaatrian2510 …Ever heard of the words instincts? And genetics? Cesar already had a case where the owners walked their sheep herding dog and kept him active, but was causing trouble because his needs were not met.

[@alswedgin9274]

Cesar is a gift to the world!

[@christinev6206]

Thank you very much Ceaser for educating me on how to walk with my 7m old Standard Schnauzer...

[@rmarques8156]

Cesar, you trully are amazing, I got the same problem with my hyper Jack Russell and I'm begging to train him with a proper leash and following your tips. Thank you so much!

[@galedutton184]

Fantastic video. Thank you.

[@bellnoor]

Lovely to learn how tp help people to help animals.

[@KiranKumar-pz5bd]

My dog does the same, he was a stray puppy which we brought home. He is now 3 and behaves tha same, doesnt let anyone or any other pet especially cows come near me while walking. Tried yours back side light kick and it helped. Love from India Sir!!!

[@melodyfoster5097]

I feel so relieved there’s a solution for my dog’s leash aggression. I’m going to do this as soon as possible.

[@frankieteo6659]

Amazing.. thanks Cesar for caring.. God Bless..

[@pianolove_nadine]

You´re such an adoreable person Cesar, being able to change a dog´s behaviour only through energy!

[@davbing8195]

That is a Magnificent dog..... Cesar is a Magnificent human...

[@marieabans1661]

Hey Caesar Millan you are the greatest person ever

[@cyndifoore7743]

Amazing to see an aggressive Golden Retriever! I had one and he was the sweetest boy, I miss him. As always Cesar gains control of Ferguson immediately.

[@ortneybrown4320]

I love you Cesar. Best teacher ever

[@fayecodia5837]

hope you know you're such a gift to this world

[@jaymejefferson6438]

This was beautiful. I appreciate these videos to help me when I bring home a shelter rescue. He is strong. I am small. He is sweet. Also very alert to other dogs. The shelter needs traing. I had many dogs fir experience. However, I have learned so much more from the videos. Thank you!!! All good calm energy..

[@maryo.1448]

Cesar You are Awsome. I have to show my dog this we go through the same thing. ❤️

[@anitahardesty2163]

Poor baby!! My god. Bless your hearts for saving this precious dog!!

[@Suzielocks]

I have been watching your programs on Tv for many years now, it’s great you are now on you tube. I have so much respect for what you do, I have learnt so much. Thank you for your advice, so appreciated ❤️

[@KINGTHEYORKIE]

This was great! He is a great teacher!!

[@andzejdupa8122]

Your tips helped me and my dog a lot to actually enjoy a walk. He's almost perfect now but I'm still afraid that he's gonna chase a deer or other wild animal when he spots one. Don't have a lama around though to train him :D And love that Fergus boy, mine is golden too

[@samhartford8677]

When you have a dog that is bred to hunt, you will never get rid of that fear. That's why one needs to be a better hunter than the dogs. Funnily it has turned out, the human is a better hunter. I sometimes walk three greyhounds. Their instincts are so powerful (...and their muscles are so powerful...) and they hunt to please the owner/walker. How I calm them down is hunt the prey before they see it and then warn them and say assertively with low voice that they need to stay calm (as I've already seen the prey). Then I praise the dogs for spotting the prey and calm them down with low voice and a lot of calm praise. Did I mention we live in a city with a lot of squirrels and city bunnies?

[@andzejdupa8122]

@@samhartford8677 That actually make sense. Thank you, will definitely try.

[@DukesPitBullTales]

What an incredible man Cesar is ,he has helped millions around the world . I have learned so much and still learning.

[@AdeRoche]

Wow my shelter dog with leash aggression has been changed with this one video! More work to be done but Thank you Cesar!

[@sharronpettis384]

I needed this so bad. GSD barking, pulling and I’m 69! I have collar and leash attached low! I’ll now use a different type! She’s not getting socializing due to this and has lots of anxiety! So do I!!! Afraid to go to dog park because can’t take her in, as I use to, b cause she won’t settle down! Thank you so much! She’s so bored at home. She can pull me down, and has so I’ve stopped trying! Yay for us, there’s hope! ❤️👍🏻. I become exhausted trying to walk her. Also same from car with people and especially other dogs! I’ve watched that one also, the redirection in car with treats! Thank you thank you. ❤️. She doesn’t growl or show her teeth ever. She’s very mellow, sweet and laid back until these scenarios! She’s 7. Wasn’t always this way. Don’t understand the change but as you say….. that’s in the past! 👍🏻

[@bhavyamehra6931]

I'm gonna try this tomorrow morning...Thanks Cesarrrrrr

[@karenisak9631]

Ceasar I just want to say Thank you and God bless you.

[@cathybalick118]

Thank you, can’t wait to try this on my leash aggressive pug.

[@parisdevine8553]

My morning dog therapy and coffee…. Life’s great ! Thank you ‘Cesar 💕🇦🇺🐶☕️

[@karola.kandert]

i love how effective his technique are and the psychology behind it. i can't stand all these new trainers with their treats and endless time to train a damn basic thing to a dog

[@shannonstoner1767]

My GSD is a service dog. He wears a harness custom made for him. I also use a prong collar & leash on him. He helps me with mobility, keeps me from falling, gets me from point A to point B, i. e., through the airport, walking any distance. He can be dog aggressive though I’ve had him around other dogs all of his life. He listens to me very well but one hard look or sound from another dog close by gets a fast reaction from him. He’s protective of me as I’m chronically ill. We have done many training classes that he excels at. Obedience, CDC, Scent work, some agility, & we’ve competed. I am concerned if he’s off leash. He’s big, strong & very quick. He still listens to me, but there’s that one second reaction if he thinks another dog might become aggressive. Puts me on edge as I’m not as physical as I used to be. I’m always exhausted due to my disease but can react quickly if need be. He lives with a small 12 yr old Bishon/Shih Tzu mix. Boundaries with my control create a relaxed home environment. Zy goes almost everywhere I go & I always have to be alert when other dogs are in the vicinity. I’m too tired & sick to have to do this over & over again. Zy has torn a muscle in his back leg which is healing on its own, per veterinarian recommendations, leash walking for a year, plus nightly applications of DNSO rubbed on his leg. He still has a wonky leg but uses it constantly, swims, runs…I’ve trained dogs for decades but I’m slowing down (67 yrs old). I continue to take him out & he does encounter other dogs. I use corrections then loose lead which helps. I have made him lay down while other dogs are present. He does very well for the most part , but if another dog acknowledges him, he’s ready to rumble. I do stop it quickly, but I’m tired of having to be on alert constantly. He was bred for IPO work so he has hard drive & intelligence. He learns fast & likes to communicate & interact with us a lot. My husband says I can be pretty tough on him. I’m constant & make him do things he doesn’t want to do, like sit & wait before he goes outside. Wait to get out of the car. Impressive lead corrections if he even starts to act out. I have to. I have had GSDs since I was 19 yrs old & started learning & doing training with them for decades. I’ve handles show dogs & taken others dogs through obedience classes. I have taught many, many others how to help their dogs through classes & private lessons that I taught. I think I might be missing something or either he’s reacting to my weakness due to illness. I’ve been to one of your seminars years ago & read your books, & follow your videos. I know in person is best, but we do what we can do, right? What do you think Cesar?

[@magdalinejackson954]

WOW.....WOW....WOW!!!! I will definitely try this with my dog. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. Thank you for another great video.

[@margitsteiner3690]

That's one of my favorite episodes! I love the calm that you radiate! 😊🤗😍💓🙏🏽

[@paulatobar9713]

César, extraño tus capítulos en español, igual veo los que están en inglés, y deduzco lo que dices....eres un gran maestro 🙏 gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. Desde Chile te queremos

[@anthoniequijano3436]

Cesar solve the problem in a second It's magical... He's truly gifted

[@brettkester1639]

Thank you, thank you. I will be re-watching this video everyday before our walks. First, get the right leash!

[@OnederfulHealing]

Thank you, Cesar. We have a Chug we adopted and she is fine off leash with other dogs, but on leash, she acts like she has rabies. Now, it's not just when she sees other dogs, but sometimes when she sees people. Always when sees trailers. We'll never know what that's about. 🤷‍♀️ I've watched other videos and tried techniques, but it's not working. I will try this. I used to watch you years ago when I had a retriever and everything I tried that you did worked.

[@KeishlyR]

My corgi is super leash aggressive and it makes me not want to go on walks, but I know she needs them. I’m going to practice these steps and changing her harness to the leash and ensure it’s at the top of her neck. I have a 9mo so staying on track with her training has been difficult. I also need to practice my assertiveness and staying calm 😮‍💨 thank you for this video Caesar

[@KeishlyR]

Update: I’ve been following the techniques of this video and so far it’s been working! I’m walking my corgi instead of her walking me 🥲

[@apranabanana8738]

My dogs and I are blessed to be born in the era of Cesar 🙏

[@JuliaG-mp7rs]

Great experience - Thanks for offering support and advice 💝 I`ll never forget what I learned at your DPC 🙏

[@martinettenes1789]

As always, it is nice to watch Cesar and, learn at the same time. Thank You Cesar Millan.

[@ghnfyhj]

Now I know for when I need to make a dog chill the heck out, I need to say “Cchhh! Cchhh!”. 🤣😂

[@mtlmkshp9323]

You are an amazing person so inspirational.

[@judyhibel2894]

This made me cry happy tears!!

[@yubet00b89]

I continually learn from ceasar. What a beautiful dog, and beautiful owners.

[@angelarowe734]

You're amazing Ceasar to teach the owners. Much respect

[@diananolen5915]

So amazing what a leash can do and knowing how to use it, watching you in action Cesar is phenomenal! Love you Cesar!💞

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

Hmm...part of our therapy dog test is dog reactivity, and they definitely don't pass with this behavior. Thanks for helping this beauty, Cesar!

[@rociomondragon8673]

Gracias Cesar por compartir tus conocimientos. Eres el mejor! Bendiciones

[@Flexb123]

The biggest difference aside from the calmer energy was changing the collar to the slip lead. Dogs can't generate the same torque or pull when the collar is attached that high thus gives you more control. I have an 80lb strong Doberman puppy who is a walk ahead type, very dominant and VERY leash reactive and tried so many things including training classes to get her better on a leash. Nothing helped as quickly as changing to a slip lead behind the ears/upper neck. It's cut down about 90% of the pulling and helped with reactiveness also.

[@taylorharvey6091]

it doesn’t like slip off even with the strongest of dogs?

[@claudiacanales2662]

I have a GSD but I worry that a slip lead collar doesn’t give me as much control over him as a choke collar does.

[@OlaviKnaapilaMane]

Thank You Cesar 😸🐾🙏☕

[@botman6704]

Want to see the next episode!!! 🙏❤️

[@mangosalipa]

Love the video! Can you do more leash reactive videos? Thanks❤️❤️

[@cahalves12]

I’ve been doing this to my dog for over an year now, he gets better for 1-2 days, then the aggression comes back. However, when he’s on an aggressive state and I try to control him, he redirects it to me and bites me. It’s been tough, sometimes I feel like giving up, but I love him so much. It’s been frustrating 😢

[@The2Coolest2]

Sorry to hear. Mine is the same

[@irynalaurenava4721]

What dogs do you have guys as I’m experiencing something alike 😢

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

I would say to always remember it’s your behaviour that is making this. My dog had different problems but they were dangerous (running away from home to go and worry sheep and she had injured and killed some lambs). I realised that I had to think how I was being 24/7 and not just when I was out on a walk. So there was no use totally allowing her to run the house and expect her to behave because I’m trying to ‘Cesar’ her out on a walk. So she never, and still never walks first through a door or gate. When I walk downstairs she has to wait or follow slowly behind me. She does get on my bed, but only when I invite her. She never eats from my plate and I don’t allow her to stand near me or beg when I eat. That doesn’t mean she never gets a treat, but it’s put in her bowl when I finish. And when we walk, she doesn’t walk ahead of me on the leash. Most importantly, I had to exude assertiveness. It took about a year of that every day. And what happened was that she learned to look at me as her mentor, if you like, rather than, in her case, just a person who happened to be going on the same walk as she was. Or in your case, someone who needs protection, but who then gets annoyingly in the dog’s way when it’s trying to sort the other dog out and who therefore needs correcting. I mean, that’s pretty much what your dog is saying ‘look I can have this, but you are getting in my way, now stop it and stand back’. In no way is your dog seeing you as someone who tells him/her what he/she should be doing. I wonder if you could get someone to video you as you walk so you can see how you interact with the dog?

[@danielm289]

you are hands down the best dog trainer alive! Your videos are very amazing! thank you so much for making them!