Investigating Why These Saint Bernards Are In Attack Mode | Cesar 911 Season 2, Ep.6 - Part 1

[@lilliangm835]

I have learned with Cesar a lot about my self, managing and controlling my emotions, energy, security, self-esteem, peace, calmness, and behavior to be a better strong leader, mother, wife and person in my life. Thank you very much ❤

[@samy7342]

Same, he's such a great teacher ❤

[@jleezy612]

He's incredible! Nothing more attractive than a strong, confident, assertive, intelligent, patient man.

[@RumiPetty]

Congratulations your a better thru opening up .. wow great

[@Gillian.Ashcroft.66]

Absolutely yes.

[@cindyspiess9963]

​@@jleezy612 Amen to that ! 🥰

[@crazydaisyog3984]

I'm impressed she not only realized her behavior was the problem but she went all in to fix it. She did great!!

[@Italliving]

yep could not have said that any better

[@dylanskrzypek5397]

Girl got some good spirit and grit

[@andripopa13]

15-20 years ago, when I was in vet school, I heard this from Cesar: "I am training humas and reabilitating dogs....". Since then I have been training humans to be good vets and enjoing the odd patiants that nobody wants to examine, as they do not understand their behaiviour (not even try to understand). Thank you Cesar for giving me what the vet school did not offer me, and still does not includ in the curriculum: true practical leadership skills, not just theory.

[@LoddyDah]

I'm glad you said it. I've always wondered why it wasn't a part of the education. I sometimes see the technicians at my vet completely not know how to even bring a dog from the lobby to the back without chaos. Poor dogs are so stressed. It's crazy and hard to watch. 😩😆

[@randallwatson355]

All that vet school...in what country? You cant spell...lol...

[@shaneosborne5426]

They needed to add English to your curriculum

[@gretchensass5167]

Well said! Thank you doc

[@hulkslayer626]

People need that realization that they're making mistakes, but that doesn't mean that they're bad. Or even the dog. Having your dog love you that much that it realizes you aren't strong enough to defend yourself and it wants to keep you safe at all costs should be a heart warming thing! That's love!! And that is a great foundation to start building upon and making the necessary corrections. Love dogs ❤

[@KenshinPhoenix]

It's amazing how quickly Cesar works out their psychology. I'm learning so much from this maestro!

[@furseal2004]

His methods have been debunked. He’s clueless.

[@kelli7204]

Yes Amen 🙏

[@mariohotelbestgame1050]

​@@furseal2004 who debunked them?

[@SugardNIce]

He’s just using a prong collar

[@Mostwantedbully]

The funny thing is all dog work off pretty much the same phychology… their not a complicated as humans 🤣

[@cheryl3895]

This almost made me cry, Caesar you are a hero! Thank you and God bless you ❤

[@glowindark64]

Yeeeeaaaaas bee ooooch

[@glowindark64]

Hes so powerful. Hes like a wizard but instead of making things float he helps dog owner become EDUCATED

[@ahmedkazemi6223]

you are weak if this makes you cry, this is why females are emotionally insecure.

[@Lite0913]

This guy is the best I swear I watch one I watch a hundred

[@nancyfahey7518]

Makes it hard to watch the other guys and gals.

[@Lite0913]

Ye

[@onjadar]

It's hard not to watch at least 3 more episodes after watching one. Spot on.

[@shellyandjamietucker7263]

❤Agreed... Laugh out loud and joyfully cry..❤

[@zeenatbaer138]

I'm so happy for Erin, she did so well.. it made me very emotional to see her walking in to the event at the end so confident and proud. You should be very proud of yourself Erin 🎉

[@doslover]

Same! It wasn't just the change in her dogs but the change in her whole demeanor, amazing to see 😊

[@noobgoestrapping5084]

It was SUCH a visible change. She really looked like a new person. I think she had really fallen down into some deep depression after experiencing some issues that led this to happening. Amazing to see the change happen so fast.

[@yasserkhalifa2928]

Why do i keep watching these??!! I don’t even have a dog!!!!

[@alyd1926]

Me neither! Hahaha I have two cats

[@AnneHENRY-z6p]

I have 3 still watch .he is just great with teaching people and researching dogs ,if u don't have a dog u don't know if u do u can learn .do keep watching .

[@AnneHENRY-z6p]

​@@alyd1926proud of u for caring 🎉❤❤❤😂

[@emilycoleman7231]

Bahhahahah!!!!

[@racheldueck8100]

Same, I have birds. I know people with dogs though.

[@GeneTurner-gg4yo]

At first, she couldn't even walk 3 paces without her dog cutting in front of her!!! Her energy was way too weak to be an owner of1 Saint Bernard let alone 2, but she pulled it together! Good for her!💙

[@lisabowman5848]

Thanks again Dog Whisperer for helping us humans be better with our dogs. Peace and blessings 🕊️

[@kathyjohnson8783]

Throwing the dog off balance by pulling sideways. WOW! Lightbulb moment

[@naomitakimoto7295]

Yeah, exactly, right? Cesar’s wisdom just keeps getting better and better ❤

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

When you introduce new members , to ANY herd , or pack , or flock of animals, it ALWAYS changes the dynamic ... ALWAYS. Sometimes it's not for the better either.

[@MHzappy]

You americans don't know how to live together, how do you expect to live with animals? You treat them like they are your pets

[@fidbob]

the new member is the one who changes the most, by far.

[@vjcarter4657]

Same with people

[@cathyt144]

Humans need more training than the dogs do. Most people dont research the breed before adopting /purchasing.

[@1Bonnie777]

Actually, humans need more training because they love dogs more than they love people. They're sick in the head.

[@thezetes]

Counts for purchasing more than for adopting! Exceptions proof the rule!

[@yourabitch123]

I have a husky should i have bought a freezer before or should I have learn how to speak there language?

[@rhodatacaldo4947]

This is the very reason I love this show because there are lots of learnings and realization for me as a human being.

[@myrnahuichapan7624]

Fear is contagious.

[@ChrisRatley]

So is a s s r a s h

[@erikak8812]

Cesar is truly one of the best dog trainers in the world. He really knows the mind and psychology behind dogs and their behaviour. Other dog trainers may think he has harsh methods sometimes, but then again… it’s dogs we talk about, and in the world of dogs there is nothing like “ nice methods”. Dog-world is harsh and a fine line between death, life and injurys. There is no dogs thinking “we will foster this puppy nice” or letting mistakes slip. To foster and raise dogs we gotta think like dogs as well and treat them like animals not like human kids

[@cindyspiess9963]

kind of like "when in Rome, do as Romans"

[@philippal8666]

There are things like the electric shock collar. You can think whatever you want about punishing your dog. But when it’s an electric shock collar or euthanasia….

[@erikak8812]

@@philippal8666 you have to think about sometimes it’s the last option. And if it can save a dog from being put down , It’s worth it. Cesar use it as a last option, when he’s already been trying it all.

[@erikak8812]

@@philippal8666 and also, you are using words as punishing. I don’t think it’s correct word for discipline you’re dog , it’s not about punishing the dog.. it’s something that snaps them out of the current state or behaviour their in..

[@fivemjs]

Finally a normal response. “My kids come first”. We have cats and a dog….but they are animals. Sure we love them and my sweet cat cuddles with me at night but good grief my kids come first. People started treating their animals like people.. I don’t have a problem with dressing up your dog or pampering them but my goodness people need to put the brakes on a little bit sometimes. I love that Cesar always makes that distinction. They are animals and they come after humans. I was talking about this to someone and they asked me if I’d ever lost a pet. Yeah I have but in 2014 our nine-year-old daughter went to heaven. If anyone ever tries to compare the loss of an animal to the loss of my child…..They have the wrong emotions towards animals. I’ve never met a mom or a dad who has walked through child loss and compared that loss to an animal. I’m not saying they don’t exist but good grief. That’s the whole point of being a pack leader and actually leading your dogs in the right way of behaving. Dogs behave badly because their pack leaders. don’t know how to teach them otherwise. Ironically, Parents can also teach bad behavior to kids without leading them comparing the two is something that my brain cannot comprehend. People have said maybe we didn’t have close relationships with our pets and so we don’t understand. After our daughter passed away, her seizure dog was still around and a couple years later she passed away. Was it sad? Absolutely and yeah, there were tears. But it was more so the loss of another piece of my daughter. They are not the same.

[@rage_of_aquarius]

Maybe, but there's a huge difference between rehoming a dog that needs more leadership because you can't prioritize them, and what way too many people do, which is to slaughter or abandon their dog because they're too weak and irresponsible to give them the proper leadership. Both are technically examples of someone prioritizing their human children, but at the end of the day, if you can only give guidance to your kids and don't have the bandwidth to be a pack leader, just do the kind thing and wait to get a dog until your kids aren't prey animals. Also, I think the tragedy of loss is specifically different because of the natural order of things. Even back when we were nomadic hunter-gatherers our children were meant to outlive us, whereas our dogs come into our lives as temporary partners with extremely limited lifespans. It's a deal we agree to when we take an animal into our lives that one day we'll lose them (except maybe parrots) but nobody ever expects to outlive their child. Anyway, I'm sorry for your loss.

[@vladcraioveanu233]

having kids is a mark of imbecility these days.

[@vladcraioveanu233]

​@@rage_of_aquariustoo many children these days. We cannot allow this childbearing madness to continue. No more children!

[@meeeka]

I'm really sorry about your daughter. I lost stillborn twins, as well as two other stillbirths and a number of miscarriages, Heaven came through with one child eventually. And she demanded a dog. Which her father bought her when she was 5 and they grew up together. Eventually tho, time came for Junior and he went. The pain was from the time we all spent as a family, the loss is still palpable. I bow before your loss.

[@rraaqqqeell]

i get what you're saying, however, this way of thinking is what has caused so much animal abuse, and suffering, the meat industry is the 3rd cause of global warming... until we see animals are equals, give them their rights and learn to live with them in balance, we will not have to choose between our kids and our pets... that's what i don't have pets, i refuse to be part of the craziness of having an unbalanced relationship with an animal, cuz i consider them my equals, i don't have pets, i don't eat their meat or buy things tested on them...

[@tjtampa214]

That was so great to see Erin gain her confidence and, thereby, the dogs feeling much better (and... the people in the area as well). Yay!😊

[@glowindark64]

Yaaaas kweeen

[@brendaerickson678]

Great job, Cesar. She was struggling really bad. It was amazing to see her. Finally, find her strength to be strong for her dogs. Big turnaround great video.

[@caninekathy7740]

I have always maintained that animals are a reflection of who we are and the family in which they live in I am 61 years of age and it did take me some years to actually figure that out but once you get to that point it’s a confidence and a love that is undeniable I have shared 30 years of my life with rescue great Danes and they’re the ones that truly open my eyes We have to learn from and for them for those we call love family and home thank you for sharing this video Mr. Milan

[@nmsablan671GUM]

Another great video. Cesar, I love watching your videos - YOU ARE SO AWESOME WITH THESE 🐕 🐩 🐶!!!!

[@cindyspiess9963]

and humans 😉

[@lilliangm835]

"Elegance is also Calmness" Cesar Millan

[@slowed_reverb_bollywood]

I am from india and love cesar and their work I have been watching cesar since i was child and i want to be like cesar but I don't know how i can be 😅

[@tundrawomansays694]

Do you have animal pound where you live? What resources are available to you? Volunteer for a Rescue Organization-and practice, practice, practice. You CAN do this -start now! Best Wishes for you, a budding Cesar, 2.0 !

[@slowed_reverb_bollywood]

@@tundrawomansays694 it's helpfull and motivating me thanks for the advice i will follow it from now onwards

[@aucupomeliora]

Amazing talent. Truly gifted

[@respectdawildo_danjones508]

St. Bernard’s are great STRONG large dogs lol This could be a bad recipe if someone isn’t prepared

[@lorettademaio4334]

Cesar you are such a blessing to these owner and their companion dogs. Well Done!

[@davewade30]

I get so nervous around huge dogs. Think I'll get 2 St. Bernards. What could possibly go wrong?

[@mariacristinarodriguezmate3666]

Definitivamente debemos ser las personas correctas para que nuestra mascota se comporte adecuadamente. Osea de respuesta a lo que le entregamos. Gracias Cesar❤❤❤

[@nomi151570]

I hope Cesar gets paid for these older shows, the company was awful to him.

[@joywebster2678]

The ones under his name are his. The ones called Dog whisperer are not.

[@alexandersegura1]

Excuse me but can u or any give me information of what this is all about

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Huh? Dog training. Isn't that obvious? 🤔😉

[@ReRe13-]

@@joywebster2678whatttt??? Really ?

[@AvengedPanzer]

What happened with the company?

[@NitaGillett]

Cesar, just read your story. Please stay strong. Watched u on tv and read a lot about u. We need special people like u to help with our important pets. U have a lot of love out here ❤❤❤

[@jesterday2222]

That was great! Thank you Cesar🧡I hope Erin is doing well today.

[@Tirah5]

Why is Ceaser hiding behind the tree to observe the dogs? Do these Saint Bernards know Ceaser from somewhere? 🤣😂

[@melissahale3637]

He always does this to see situation ,WITHOUT his influence on the owners on the 911 shows.

[@ABC-tt7qe]

😂😂😂

[@kmw8775]

As @melissahale said, he wants to see the dogs exhibiting the problem behaviors, and see how the owners are influencing that.

[@caninekathy7740]

Basically I think he does this not to let the person knows who has these dogs to know that he is there then behavior would likely be very different An unfettered view of the dogs behavior and of the humans

[@karlmoore7406]

He's having a 💩.

[@ellenfonjisi5379]

Caesar this is indeed a God given gift you are good at what you do stay blessed 🙏🏻

[@faithahenakew5802]

I hope Erin knows the world is so proud of her! ❤

[@KathyGemmecke]

I now have a pack of seven. Four are giants I walk five at a time, no problem. Being a pack leader learning from Cesar is the best. I've read his books and learned from his videos. He always teaches me something new! Get his books and videos. If I can do this you can as well. Be a leader!

[@llesieur9921]

I am learning how to be a better father by watching him. He is a positive influence in the world

[@brennoxwallace2203]

Great job Erin, Phoebe and Levi! What a difference in the dogs. That’s awesome. You worked very hard and you accomplished exactly what you wanted. Ceaser is a miracle worker.

[@dagmargross6064]

I too saw immediately that the little one was the problem. My intuition told me that and Cesar gave us the confirmation. Good! I liked having read these dogs correctly! And I'm very glad that Cesar was able to help them and their owner so much!

[@mumo9413]

I met a rescue dog on a remote walk in Scotland in July! Immediately the owners warned us off - "she bites"! Their fear sparked her off growling/barking! I stayed back explained pack mentality! Got the owners in a calm state, then asked them to keep a loose lead. The beautiful girl settled & I took the lead. Told the owners to sit - stay! Then took her as pack leader for a loop walk in the owners vision! No pulling, biting, no aggression! I've had dogs for 53yrs & train them. After the walk she layed down & showed her belly! Owners were amazed. So, I said "walk with me!" I'll show you how to lead! What a lovely experience, they said they couldn't walk her in town & were about to return her! Referred them to this channel as I live 5 hrs away & couldn't personally train them. Usual problem - humans!

[@hrvojerajic4067]

Very instructive and interesting to see how something that seems impossible to change..changes after all with the right instructions and love for animals and people, thank you Caesar.. and I wish you far success and blessings in everything, may God bless you

[@NOVA10993]

1:30 what happens to her voice?

[@corbingranger1292]

God bless you for the work you do!

[@kimberlygriggs5549]

thank you thank you for showing the Saints!!!! I’ve been waiting for my breed 😊❤😊

[@garymonaghan7196]

I’ve never seen a St. Bernard attack like this. I had one and he was the most gentle thing ever I took him everywhere him and my little Chiweenie. It was big and little. They went everywhere with me cute. He is no longer here with me. He was killed while I was walking him run over by a drunk driver, and they didn’t stop and that broke my heart

[@christinerussell1132]

I'm SOOOO Sorry 🫂🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@imagineifyouwereaworm]

Well this dog is half pitbull, so it makes sense as to why it’s aggressive.

[@wendypeeters7656]

​@@imagineifyouwereawormWho said it was half a pitbull?

[@oldageisdumb]

@@wendypeeters7656I would also guess she’s half some type of bully. Just a guess, but she looks like she isn’t full Saint

[@wendypeeters7656]

@@oldageisdumb all bullshit or pitts are no house dogs. They should be banned

[@rsu5327]

Another wonderful teaching moment! You're awesome, Cesar!💯🇺🇸💯

[@tgawron2233]

What a great story! Thank you Cesar!

[@SubliminalJunky]

Humans like the cuteness of dogs, but don't understand the nature, strength and instincts.

[@garymonaghan7196]

Yay, she did it. I really didn’t think she would ever be able to do it. I’m proud of her not that that matters but I still am lol

[@cy4330]

This is so awesome almost bring tears to my eyes. Good job Erin!

[@hectorcalitri6979]

If there's one thing I learned from watching most of Cesars videos' is that owners need as much training as the dogs do....oh and stay calm.

[@ThePollaton]

I had a 90kg dog aggressive Saint (now I know mostly my fault) . Cesar was in my town and needed dogs for his stage dogs. He met my boy….but said he wasn’t right for the show. lol he needed quick fixes. Which he wasn’t. ❤ That dog taught me so much. I now dog train and help others with their pooches

[@Anione111]

Being in the dog rescue and adoption business, hope Erin was not making the same mistake of matching the dogs to the wrong owner.

[@01jausten]

I find walking as if I’m on a catwalk - head high, confident stride, determined attitude - helps me with my two large dogs, when I’m on a dog walk.

[@natantataii8195]

Respect to Miss Erin, great job. Nice dogs.

[@jasoncraig4683]

The most important part of this,for those that might not understand,at the end,she walked up and said "you wanna see what I can do?" Thats the confident,strong leadership that was needed. The apprehension is gone and until the apprehension is gone,you can't lead.

[@KoleMidd]

I really appreciate this video, I can see similarities in my own home that relate to Aaron and Phoebe. I can see that I have some work to do to try and not be fearful, stressed or nervous. Thank you for continuing to document the ones you help because even though we don't all have the amazing opportunity to work with you , this gives us the chance to still learn from your experience and try to become better pack leaders.

[@shellyandjamietucker7263]

❤That's fact it doesn't get better than this.... ❤ What a beautiful life to live ❤

[@Anione111]

How many of you here, like me, are not dog owners and yet are hooked to watching Ceasar at work 😃

[@bu3zeezalkhazraji199]

I’ve encountered an issue where dogs often bark and chase me while I’m cycling, and i would appreciate your expert advice on how to best handle these situation. Could you kindly recommend any effective strategies or precautions to take to ensure safety for both myself and the dogs?

[@cindykaufman8174]

It’s not the dogs, it’s the person! Let’s watch!

[@mikefrost1312]

Except for when it IS just "the dog"😂 I've raised many dogs that were just naturally aggressive for whatever reason. When they were 100% "raised" to be friendly, social dogs. Can't train or love genetic instincts out of a dog!! Dogs in this video, doing exactly what they're supposed to..

[@pamelalong8454]

They just needs right training

[@glowindark64]

Yaaaaas booooch

[@glowindark64]

Let's go cindy loo!

[@logank444]

​@@mikefrost1312it's the person's fault though. If you have a high energy breed you need to give it high stimulus.

[@corbingranger1292]

I think just how he drains dogs energy. We need to make the owners work out before they get to hang out with the dogs.! Because if you drain energy, you’re more accepting of Learning

[@LynnMile22]

Thanks for all you do for dogs and people.

[@demig105]

I love Cesar Millan 💛

[@MrJambiwana]

it's a freaking miracle she managed to keep them on the leash at least she's getting a good arm workout

[@glowindark64]

Yas kwayne

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

I can bench press 300 lbs

[@SheWolf1968]

When will people learn, it's rarely the dog who has the problem. It's all in the handling

[@catherineportland503]

It the owners problem

[@rinaricco662]

Que triste que en la mayoría de los casos de perros agresivos y problemáticos son los dueños los que causan el problema !

[@daphnerandall4084]

Oh, bless Cesar for showing up unannounced!

[@ingunnhanssen4090]

My mind went to narcissistic abuse from childhood. Shoulders up,always prepared for an unexpected new attack. Cesaer is a psychologist ,AND a dogwhisperer. Patience,and the right amount of pressure.

[@BruceWaynge]

How hard is it to walk ?? Some people just shouldn't have dogs

[@9xqspx6]

Erin became so much more confident. I bet it makes her overall life better as well!

[@lkanan3869]

What an eye opener. I’m the problem with my dog too. I’m going to consciously relax when I walk my dog and see if it helps.

[@jimgem]

I miss Daddy the lovable gentle pitty he had........

[@jayroger4550]

I remember Daddy too. His girlfriend was Amy. He was such a good boy. Rest in peace Daddy

[@eyotachenoa3132]

Yrs ago, my husband would come home from work & we had 3 or 4 GSD's right at the gate. He'd get frustrated. I tought him to 'no touch, no eye contact, no talk'. Just walk through them all. Dogs had to wait to be greeted when husband said so. I've been breeding & training most of my life & avoided fear of other dogs attacking mine. Now, I am assertive towards any dog who seems aggressive towards mine. Blocking comes in handy & we don't avoid that action from another's dog. I address it. Now 77, I still have a wonderful visit with other people's dogs to help that handler to allow our dogs meet & greet without fear. The handler is a amazed their dog greeted well & my GSD didn't eat their dog, lol! Cricket is very popular in our community. Lots of tips from Cesar through out the years, thank you! I would love Cesar to get a visit moment with Cricket.

[@tesstickle7267]

The big boy getting blamed for nothing 😂 he just wants to relax like the rest of them

[@srmj71]

It never fails to surprise me, just how many women will get these huge dogs, that they can't possibly hope to control. Then, they let these out of control dogs around their kids. Shows you immediately, where the woman's priorities are. With the dog, and not their own children. Crazy.

[@TheCarabailey]

I feel like Ceasar is explaining himself to this lady but she doesn't seem to click. Almost like she's not actually listening to what he's saying or she doesn't learn quickly. Poor thing.

[@maxineb9598]

Oh lord!! Would things click with you right away??

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

The one thing I've learned about Caesars videos is too many weak people who are supposed to lead are too weak and letting their dogs call the shots do you do that with your children look at how many terrible parents are in the world and they just give their kids whatever they want because it'll shut them up or not make a scene or whatever the case is. Never owned a animal if you can't show them and lead by example on how to behave and how to handle things. You're literally causing your animals to fail because you're weak. The problem is is people don't want to put the time and effort people are lazy as hell and that's how you get your animal killed. So for the people out there thinking oh I'm not weak I can handle it and then your dog becomes vicious and kills a dog or a person and then all the sudden now you want help you should have gave them help beforehand you should never own an animal until you're ready to own an animal. When you're that weak where your dog needs to step in and protect you that's sad. Really sad. I think people get animals and their selfish they want their feelings met they want their needs met and you never do what's best for the animal. I used to train dogs and what Caesars doing is 100% correct it's exactly what I thought people and I hate when people reach out to me and they don't do the advice that I give them and all the hard work I did was for nothing because they were too lazy to do anything about it

[@beakittelscherz5419]

IMHO dog park and training should be mendatory for dogowners for at least the first 6 month. Just to learn dog behavior and what your own behavior leads towards, when not corrected!

[@clarepeterson4765]

God Bless!!!

[@tommackay7433]

I’ve never seen an aggressive St Bernard, fortunately.

[@Anione111]

With dogs, I was wondering if the male voice as opposed to the female vouce helps with establishing leadership?

[@iheartjbgccb]

I'm sure it's about your tone and meaning what you say. A man could speak in a high, soft and weak tone too

[@resu2026]

You are just the best Cesar! Such good advise and content

[@Ellen-bi8cu]

I have a Saint and he is strong but also the sweetest boy and doesn’t have an aggressive bone in his body. Literally had other dogs snip and he lied down. Trainers say they have never seen such a happy Go lucky dog and unbothered dog. I made sure to socialize and train early though.

[@sleepysamk1400]

I tried this technique on my wife and she punched me 🤪

[@V.Hansen.]

Calm assertive energy? I doubt you did that right

[@jayroger4550]

Is your wife a Saint Bernard?

[@BandiMasha]

As usual, it's never the dogs, it's always the owner.

[@lydiaazevedo813]

🌻Caesar, you are amazing.

[@pitbullchristian]

Phoebe looks like she is a mix of St. Bernard and Boerboel, which possibly could lend some info into her protective habits.

[@laurawentworth6237]

I was hoping she would walk 1'at a time,, and she did!

[@laurawentworth6237]

Love your channel Ceasar, and of course we love you!

[@allysonbricknall8808]

Well done Erin x

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

Thats 300 lbs total thats scary

[@stillakilla7520]

"Fear is crippling" Amen girl!!!

[@susans7091]

So important to be calm, confident,

[@beakittelscherz5419]

She said a dog trainer had to help her to restrain her dogs at her last dogmeeting. Why didn't he help her? I always wondering why people stay so long in that state of fear and awful situation. Esp. with a lot of kids around.. We have them same situation in our house, they neighbor above me, with her aggressive dogs told me " they are now too old to get trained, and I do not want to put them through it"👀 So she does nothing, and rather yelles at her dogs all the f*N time she is walking the dogs. She lives above me, and the dogs bark all the time.

[@74the_magpie]

Aww, I had the same fear once, but once I was told your afraid? I let go. All the bad things went away.

[@leahpatch1424]

We are all blessed to live in Ceasar’s timeline.

[@melaniewhittington7857]

Thank you Caesar!❤

[@ooXChrissieXoo]

People get offended by tiny dogs, so gets big dogs, then throw them away cause they’re out of control 🤦🏻‍♀️ I think more people need to consider the worst case scenario before getting a large dog. Yes you have to train your dog but injury and accidents happen. 1. Will you be able to carry the dog to seek medical help or do therapy in case of an injury? 2. Will you be able to handle big grouchy dog that resulted from an illness or injury? Dog can develop chronic pain just like us. And that pain will affect their mental state.

[@Katra8189]

Hello Cesar, I always appreciate your work! I have learned many things over the years and greatly appreciate it! However, a friend of mine has a situation with her dogs that I have never seen before and she (and I) is really at her wits end! It is a case of Red Zone attacks between two specific dogs. These dogs do not seem to have any problems with other dogs or people! If they ever gain access to each other they go totally vicious with each other. One dog has been injured to the point that she lost one of her front legs. They are both female dogs who used to have a dominant female who sometime ago died. They were separated for a short time but ever since coming back together they seem to want to kill each other at any moment! I have never been afraid of dogs that i have been introduced to, but trying to separate these dogs is not even safe for the owner, who I can say has a very close and balanced connection with all of her four beautiful dogs! Nothing seems to make bit of difference. I’m telling her that she will have to give away one of the dogs or they will just continue to injure each other. I was thinking of using a pair of heavy welding gloves to try to control and submit both dogs at the same time. Honestly I’m not confident that I could pull that off! Please help with anyway suggestions that you may have!?!? On behalf of Gena’s pack in North Carolina…

[@dmxras]

first walk she ever taken