Is This Adopted Blue Heeler Actually Dangerous? | Cesar 911 Season 2, Ep 3. - Part 2

Killer Instinct! Wow, in this episode I confront a Blue Heeler who attacks dogs and humans. Veda is an adopted rescue dog who has been an absolute nightmare. The destructive behavior needs to be resolved as soon as possible before things get dangerous. Blue Heeler's are cattle herding dogs so the first step is to see how she is around other animals. Let's see how it goes.
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[@KevinORourke25]

I have a Red Heeler and I knew before I got him that I had to dedicate a significant amount of time each day in order to meet his needs. You cannot keep this breed locked in a yard or in the house and expect a calm obedient dog. I walk my boy 4 miles a day and he has 2 afternoon all-out-run sessions. I have the time because I'm retired. But this breed NEEDS to have something to do.

[@mistynorris6041]

I also have a red heeler. I live in an apartment but he gets plenty of activity and activity. Some dogs do set him off though so I’m just careful with introducing him to others and we train every time we’re out!

[@adriannedanen3546]

Exactly!

[@Dr.Claw_M.A.D.]

As a human sitting around counting the flowers on the wallpaper or number of floor tiles gets old fast. Imagine how a professional athlete would feel stuck on the sofa. High energy breeds and a smart breed. Given a job to do, working thier brain and thier legs will be a very happy dog.

[@MasteringSilence]

Mine just sleeps all day

[@jeremyusry1379]

My mom's heeler is perfectly behaved being indoors all the time. She's very sweet and respectful. She's super active when she goes outside and is still very well behaved. She was raised properly. Simple as that.

[@karenlindsey6362]

Aw that was so beautiful seeing her herd cattle

[@C00lGuy27-c3w]

I teared up!❤❤❤

[@veganwitch13]

Crazy how working bred dogs need work😅😅😅

[@cecilelyons7178]

@karenlindsey6362 I wrote a comment at the top of this page advocating for Australian cattle dogs because I know the breed well being Australian. Ranger my dog I took off a suburban street when he was 1 yr as a rescue. I trained him for 2 mths before I took him out on the road with my horse to get to forest trails. Ranger always stayed at the left fetlock but came up to my side when I dismounted. He did not pay attention to other dogs that lay behind fences barking/growling. I was able to send him off the road by hand signals if the horse was troubled and I was concentrating on settling the horse. I had an experience with Ranger and cattle. I went on a picnic on private land that had Brahmin cattle. Very big cows! Our picnic blanket/food was spread out and left when we left to walk a creek line. When we came back 3 cows were on the blanket nudging the esky/baskets. Ranger just looked and did nothing initially. We couldn't spook the cows off as well as noticing more cows were approaching to join the herd. In all 21 cows hovered around. I said quietly to Ranger....''get the cows''. He went across the blanket and jumped at face of a cow. This caused them to push back. Ranger then got behind them nipping their heels to assemble them in a block to move them pointing them away from the blanket. They didn't move quick enough for Ranger so he nipped them a few more times to get them trotting. After 50m Ranger decided he had moved them far enough away. He raced back to me with a big grinning face. For that effort Ranger got 1/3 of the BBQ chicken we had brought as part of our lunch. RIP Ranger forever in my heart.

[@bugz2024]

poor puppers needs a job. beautiful healer

[@livdoesthings]

Facts

[@LoriWheeler-cu7rt]

As soon as I saw the breed I thought “This dog needs a job”. And sure enough that’s all it was. I love the work that Caesar does. I have a 2yr old pitbull (Scout) that I rescued last year and he’s amazing but came with a few issues. We sought out a trainer to help but he boarded my dog for 4wks and held feedings for training purposes and didn’t resolve our main issue which is resource guarding of ME from my husband, but he sleeps right next to him in the bed and with me all day. I’m the one who did all the work training him because my hubby works. He’s super high energy and I take him to stores that will allow him in, he absolutely loves it and is a perfect gentleman. I’m not able to bathe him at home because he freaks out so I pay for him to go to a groomer for a bath and nails twice a month, he has pretty bad skin allergies so sometimes he needs a bath more often and it would be nice to just be able to give him a bath. I’ve never used a groomer or a trainer and I’ve had dogs my whole life & I’ve had pitbulls before too, he’s just special. He’s extremely territorial at home, he wants to go through the window at any delivery people but I can’t anticipate them to crate him. We got him a crate when we got him and he broke out several times and hurt himself, it could’ve been so much worse so we got a square tube crate and he can’t break out of that. He’s great with my 10yr old grandson but he’s severely ADHD & Autistic and Scout feeds off his energy, I’ve taught him how to handle him and it’s a process but he’s doing amazing with the Scout. I refuse to give up on my sweet Scout, I know there are people that do just because it’s not the perfect dog but there’s not perfect people either!!

[@clairedeluna3585]

I thought the SAME thing. Been around herding breeds all my life. I just saw frustration in that dog.

[@amymartin7508]

We noticed.. sensory issues trying to bath mix pup together. Definitely a one person job and no spray, just rolling water out of a hose. She is 10 months now and out of chewing phase. Thank goodness. The level 4 chew toys is all she can have

[@johnschade6207]

Could not agree more. Have had German shorthairs for over 30 years. Have learned from them they don’t need much training. They know more than you can even imagine to teach them. More than anything, they love to hunt wild birds. Hunt with them. Love them. JRS

[@donnac.1609]

Heelers are great dogs but need their mind put to doing something....they love to move! Agility works was a terrific idea! The owners now understand their pup better and are now on the right track!!

[@lynneborner5148]

As Cesar has said a million times u MUST get a dog that suits ur lifestyle, where u live, time u have even ur age & fitness. Working, sporting & many terrier's need certain types of training, a lot of exercise & they're dogs that r just NOT for first (& maybe second) time dog parents. Please people make good choices. I have worked with animals for 60+ years. There isn't much I can't handle but that doesn't mean I want to. I usually have Bull Terrier's or German Shepard's. I have a Bull Terrier now. They're great dogs. I actually used to breed them for show, years ago. Again, this breed is not for everyone. They're very stubborn & don't always listen well. He happens to b very friendly & loves other dogs & cats as well ( I have 2 ex-feral kitties in the house now). As good as he is I wouldn't let him off leash. I can take him to a dog park, but I must b certain it's fenced in

[@bethmceachran2756]

I'm 68 with a very fit 3 year old Airedale Terrier and a rescue terrier mix. BUT we have 40 acres and a 6 acre pasture. ( FULL OF GOPHERS). I may be 68 but feel about 55 in every way. I think we will be fine. LOVE CESAR! I am pack leader. My dogs are tired and happy.❤

[@ncode03]

Though it was brief, Vida was having the time of it's life with the cattles. It's unfortunate she had to live in the city but life's not perfect.

[@cecilelaforce3686]

I bet this heeler is smart enough for Agility Competition, and the owner looks like a natural handler as well.

[@rosemarquez3544]

I think this dog did wonderful. He just needed some training. That’s all. I wish them all the luck in the world. I think the dog is gonna do wonderful now thanks to Caesars training

[@jeninlight]

To the detractors who claim Cesar’s methods are archaic and unfit. Yes, they are so archaic as to be primal. Meeting dogs on their level, and not with some human intellect created tales.

[@deeT02]

Whose saying that? I don't see those comments. Maybe years ago.

[@CrisDesii]

@@deeT02I’ve never saw this either!

[@josephdoe2149]

Haters will be haters I guess

[@igorerdoiza8725]

Invented enemies are the ones that reflect self unsecurities. This is explained in a tesis from Misco university

[@daleva187goligo]

there's plenty of them on reddit, the dogtraining subreddit to be exact, they don't just hate him, they absolutely despise him, and want him to be gone forever

[@BuddhatheRockstar]

Some dogs are bred to do a specific thing. That energy needs to go somewhere. Love , Cesar.

[@robertap8467]

All dogs were made to work!

[@nerdcamel]

I have a standard poodle /great Pyrenees mix. They are both working breeds. Sherman loves to use his nose so I used that to train him to search for items. He is wore out after searching a 4 acre property for his items I hide.

[@Sine-gl9ly]

Heelers, collies, kelpies - they are WORKING dogs and NEED a job to do, to engage their body AND their brain. Doesn't have to be their 'traditional' job, either.

[@Stoppedgetout]

This is the perfect ending to a story that could have ended with a great dog and a big hearted human not connecting because the human did not know who the dog was. And was glad that she discovered who the dog was after the fact. But hats off to this lady and her dog when the light bulb came on because they both responded well.

[@Zigfryed]

Loved seeing the whole episode without a lot of parts, thank you a lot! Great episode as always!

[@NIDZGORSKI]

Heelers not for a timid owner

[@C00lGuy27-c3w]

Not so much timid,but they need a human who will spend time training and exercising them. Not for the low energy types. I've learned that 😂. And now,she's been attacked a couple of times and is anxious,like-wont walk more than a hundred feet from house, barks all day long. I'm going to build her an obstacle course, because she needs an enjoyable job. I can't let her sit here anymore. Have a great day!

[@Jerry-jy7jm]

No average human should have a heeler they are smarter than 80% of humans

[@clairevariandeacon6906]

​@@Jerry-jy7jm😂 sad, but true!!

[@californiadreamer2580]

They're called " heelers" for a reason. They nip at the back heels, not the face. Bully breeds go for the face, muzzle of the cattle/ horse. This dog is a pit mix, not a purebred heeler.

[@IcicleFerret]

I thought the same thing. That face has that pit width. Maybe a bull terrier, too.

[@Lionforaday]

Cesar's done a good job here, yet in the end, this is another case of a breed & owner mismatch. There's no shame in discovering you and a dog aren't compatible - we've all had breakups, and no one suggests we stay with a partner once we learn we aren't compatible. The "happy ending" to this story would be re-homing this dog - if a cattle farm isn't available, then at least someone very active. Heelers are also tremendous hikers & climbers. They have a lot of pent-up power in a compact, muscular frame, and that, coupled with stamina & strong forward-drive makes them exceptionally agile at clambering over rocky terrain. It would be great to see this dog find an owner who can meet her needs - and it's likely that this young couple would be happier with a less explosively energetic dog - the sort of companion they thought they were getting!

[@NGC-cz1nr]

I had a blue heeler; she had the most beautiful soul, she was definitely a working dog.

[@angelikasadlovski6970]

Ja, es ist eine reine Arbeitshundrasse! Meine Nachbarin hat eine grosse Schafherde und 2 Blue-Heeler!

[@mnj640]

Rescue dogs always in my experience take that extra bit of training due to what they've been through. She's definitely got pittie or staffy in there too

[@tommierichardson2856]

We have a heeler mix now at 1 year old. Great video! So much to learn. Helps so much.

[@karenlindsey6362]

On Australian Cattle Dog Colors it says-"the so-called Bentley mark or star. It is a blaze of white on the pup’s forehead. Legend has it that one of the founding breeder name Thomas Bentley selectively bred his dogs for this distinctive mark. Think of it as a trademark of the Australian Cattle Dog, And another thing geez it doesn't matter if it's pure bred, they rescued it from a shelter. Also it certainly knew how to herd those cows that was so beautiful to see!

[@mnj640]

Definitely mixed breed cattle dog

[@SADFORIAN]

Had a lovely Heeler for 10+ years. Amazingly intelligent dogs, but they need to be worked and worked some more. Luckily, I had her when I was in my twenties, when I still had the energy to keep up.

[@C00lGuy27-c3w]

Amazing! Our blue heeler mix, Zilla, is JUST like early Vada! Im set on getting her to have fun and exercise. She's been attacked and wont even leave the property,but I know it's just because she needs a job. Thanks, Cesar! Youve always been my inspiration and an icon to me. ❤❤❤

[@C00lGuy27-c3w]

@@moon-moth1 that's a really good idea. She can do THAT in the yard til I work her up to venturing farther. Thanks so much!

[@brendismuke8149]

Cesar is amazing

[@yvonneromero4883]

This is so amazing to see this transformation! ❤

[@Jan-sb2ql]

No dog trainer on Globe would even think to bring the dog to cattle to test it's genetics. Only Cesar Milan The Amazing.👏🖐️

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Not true. In rural Tioga County, PA the dog trainer i took 3 Labrador Retreivers to had sheep and did herding evaluations on herding breed dogs. She did basic dog obedience, advanced, private lessons, boarding, was a judge at AKC dog shows,...

[@suzeauster2223]

Beautiful Dog 🐶 Thank You 🙏 C.M. ✨ and Crew 💕

[@BeeBonaventure]

Once the tongue comes out and curls CESAR MAGIC IS WORKING❤❤❤ Parents should do the herding classes too - looks like just 1 time helped so much imagine herding 1 once a week ❤❤❤

[@patrickshelley09]

2 minutes in and he says "I think you have your work cut out for you". Me: It's a frustrated cattle dog, it'll be easy. All it needs is a job and some simple training. Do people not even take the time to Google a dog breed before adopting? If you can't even do that, you don't deserve to adopt a dog until you can take the time to put in the basic effort.

[@clairevariandeacon6906]

No, they often don't. I had 6 rescue Huskies because people see how beautiful they are but don't want to know that they need a tremendous amount of exercise. I tried talking people out of getting one if I knew they were low or mid energy people that weren't going to devote themselves to making sure the dog got enough exercise. Still drives me crazy to see any dog not getting even so much as a daily walk.

[@rjay7019]

Got mine by accident 😢 abandoned by the side of the road as a puppy.

[@patrickshelley09]

@@rjay7019 That's great that you rescued the pup. Good for you.

[@rjay7019]

@@patrickshelley09 She's a Lil stinker 😆 I think she is Heeler/Pit mix. She's got markings and coloring like a red Heeler. I've had hard almost 6 months and I think she's probably 8 months. Just going on how big she was. Definitely a handful if she wasn't so darn cute? Velociraptor 😆

[@adriannedanen3546]

Caesar has a great understanding of this great Australian breed of dog. Viewers can also watch the show 'Musterdogs' and the 'Red Dog' movies, to see that this highly intelligent breed is a working dog in every sense. I love the awesome colouring bred into Vader!

[@Blinknone]

That dog really belongs on a ranch or a farm, but he does seem a lot more chill now.

[@mirriespierre-2527]

My big boy is a husky mix, and after 11 years, the property owners cut us off from him having access to exercise. His has a one day social group access, and this is bringing down his happy self. We are both depressed. Ignorant humans need Cesar Millan. Thank you Cesar, what a difference you are making. 🐕

[@lauradailey7950]

My heart goes out to you-that’s tough. I had a red heeler once, so I know. Maybe try to use an app like Sniff spot or find a fenced in playground to use on evening-or even pay someone a small fee to “rent” a fenced in yard?

[@nancyfahey7518]

She was happy with the cows though.

[@donnac.1609]

A beautiful heeler.....

[@StacySmith-ur4ko]

My favourite breed ever… she’s just beautiful

[@vine1092]

Thank you master!

[@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army]

Veda isn't even a blue healer she has a lot of pit or staffie and healer mix but works well as a hearder.

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

Blue Heelers were developed using Dingo blood. Some revert back to wild roots genetically.

[@ChristaErdman-og8mv]

Correction! That dog is actually a pit bull/ heeler mix.

[@annmurry1628]

Cattle dogs are a working dog and if you do not know how to handle them they will become nasty and you do not let them become the pack leader and when this happens you need to get someone like ceasra the dog whisper to help you handle them and you need to have a halti head

[@N0Sheeple]

Thanks so much. My husband has started a tunnel!

[@karatekai6384]

Never heard of a blue healer. 😳that was great dog physiology, to know the breed and understand what they are bred for , was key to her issues , putting in the tools for the dog to calm down that was mission accomplished, maybe that couple may think they must address the damages their dog caused to their friends property, it’s the right thing to do , happy neighbours happy life 👍

[@denellsullada7697]

I have a blue healer mix she will do the same lunge without a growl. It’s 98% better but there are times. She gets a lot of exercise and walks next to me.

[@karinnarula8258]

I have blue heeler - not as aggressive but do herding activities need to continue even if the dog is behaving

[@Unsupervised2]

My blue cattle would jump the back fence to chase me when I went to work….. I changed my career and became a courier so my girl could come with me….. she was the greatest dog/mate. RIP Izzy

[@brendaerickson678]

Great video, Cesar. It was amazing to see Beta doing what came natural with the cattle.

[@free2bemebarbie345]

What a great dog 🐕 and The Agility Corse would be such a fun activity to make a hobby out of it . I bet that dog is a Frisbee catcher too !❤

[@dwidlund]

You call it a Heeler, but it is as much or more pit bull. Which I love. That's what mine is. This is owner, owner, owner. Folks need to spend some time on KZbin learning about dogs. As importantly, she isn't getting a fraction of the exercise she needs. Once/day minimum for an hour of hard play. Possibly two until she gets caught up. She's so frustrated, bored and restless. Then, she has to have a boss. She is the boss.

[@C00lGuy27-c3w]

Heelers are a lot more like Shepherds,in my experience. Pit bulls wil be content to sit and chill. These darn dogs need to watch,bark, and be like a cop dog. I prefer pitties,personally,but we rescued a heeler and man, I wish I had a farm for her to run.

[@carolemuenzer5490]

She is definitely a working breed, you’d better WORK her

[@patrickshelley09]

@@C00lGuy27-c3w I think dwidlund is saying that's not a pure heeler and he's correct. It's clearly a mix.

[@albania329]

That’s definitely a healer dude do your research actin like you know it all 😂 that’s not a pit and doesn’t even look like a pit

[@patrickshelley09]

@@albania329 That's not a purebred heeler. Whether or not it has any pit in it is debatable.

[@charlesboston1]

another dog with "human" caused problems

[@marythomas5358]

Amazing psychological understanding and such an incredible transformation. Very impressive. Fascinating to see this dog's natural instinct to herd. The poor dog was going mad locked up in the yard. Dogs only become destructive when bored, lonely and frustrated. This breed needs a lot of stimulation and long hikes over rugged, challenging terrain, but can the owners keep up with the pace? Well done everyone! Bravo! ❤

[@justinsane5695]

Once you understand the intelligence of the dog it blows you away

[@marciahenry3893]

Owner didn't answer Cesar's question- have you learned how to walk a dog.

[@TotalLifeWellness]

Episodes like this are great teaching tools for interactions between humans as well. it's important to consider what a person's biological/instinctive culture is VS their adapted culture and how well they interact with others. awesome episode!

[@subrinawolczak7955]

First time heeler mom here. These dogs are not something to get without researching. Our girl ate the house but we were working with her to find her job. We got her a huge heading ball and all bets were off. When she's frustrated and needs to burn off energy she goes out with the ball Nike a nut. She's the best family dog and so good we ended up with a 2nd heeler!!!! Best choice we ever made. But know we understand our dogs and know what they need. We don't have issues like this because we learned fast what was best for them.

[@rodrocket8216]

Beautiful heeler/staffy cross. Have owned them for 40yrs, hard to find a better dog, but definitely for the right person.

[@Mzzy555]

I dont get why you’d take a dog like this to the dog park or dog beach 🤦🏽‍♀️ Exactly why I don’t take mine

[@clairevariandeacon6906]

Now that the people have been trained and Veda has had some rehabilitation there doesn't seem to be any reason why they can't do those activities. A dog ran at Veda, specifically a wolf dog and Veda ignored her. She was surrounded by lots of dogs and was totally chill. She needs a lot of activity and exercise and she's a new Veda. Bravo Cesar!

[@Mzzy555]

@@clairevariandeacon6906 Yeah she seems much better now, but beforehand, she had no business in those environments

[@ClaireDeacon-qk3zs]

​@@Mzzy555oh, definitely agree on that. The woman was negligent in so many ways and she's lucky something terrible didn't happen... besides to her little son.

[@caliinthevalley24681]

I adopted a blue heeler mix and while I can't afford agility classes I have to walk her and play at least 20 minutes of fetch every single day. Rain or shine. She's a herding nipper and when she sees other dogs she gets super excited but let me tell you I absolutely love her.

[@ladybracknell5088]

Very responsible owners! First, they chose to adopt a dog that was calm (or so they thought) which is something so many people won't do because they feel it's cool to have an active dog; second - something you don't see that often - they put a muzzle on her once they'd seen how she was around other dogs. Third, they got help relatively quickly instead of letting that behaviour go on for years. Considering the circumstances, they did good! And they learned fast. Thumbs up!

[@laurainepeterson6874]

Ceasars now you understand why I have needed your help with Henry the coonhound

[@CrisDesii]

Just one word: AMAZING! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Sandra-gd8iz]

If you get a dog- research the breed before you get it and make sure it’s needs can be met by your lifestyle. As a furr-baby parent it’s their responsibility to meet the dogs needs- just like keeping your kids in extra curricular activities to enrich their lives and meet their individual mental/physical needs. Huge fan of Cesar. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK AND TEACHINGS!

[@yvonnemurray5537]

This was an absolutely great segment and it’s giving me a new Hope for my miniature pincher. Maybe I need to find an indoor agility course to run out his energy because he does love to attack dogs when we’re on our walks. Doesn’t even matter what the size of the dog is. He will definitely try to go for them.

[@nmartin5551]

Got a min pin too. They can be challenging. If you cant find an agility place near you, you can buy small home equipment on chewey.

[@Ragglesnap]

I had a parsons jack russell. Right from the start I allowed him to mix with other dogs. He loved all the big dogs. Leonbergers, rottweillers, German shepherds, he loved them all. Occasionally a dog would bite him, but he would walk away. Dogs are like naughty children and will squabble amongst themselves. Cesar is right, it's humans that are to blame for their dogs' behaviour.

[@reality_is_the_key]

I have a blue heeler. If he doesn't have several HOURS of intense exercise, ie running, he is horrible. They aren't a dog for a "household". They are WORKING DOGS.

[@jeffcmo1957]

We have created dogs for every lifestyle. Please get the correct breed/temperament for yourself. Take your time and be honest with your time and abilities on what kind of pet to get. Working dogs need to work. House dogs need to Netflix and chill. Which one are you?

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

Dog looks like Hannibal Lechter with muzzle on

[@annamarkham-roberts4304]

Looks mixed not just blue heeler

[@user-wr3zq1fz4r]

Thank You Elton. Meghan needed to be put in her place. Thank You!

[@amandabriggs6880]

❤ you the man Mr Millan

[@760mom]

I love Caesar's form of training ❤ he is my favorite on screen human trainer.

[@Koselill]

If you google Blue Heeler and look at how to care for them, LITERALLY THE FIRST SENTENCE IS "If a blue heeler does not get an outlet for their energy, they can become bored and left to their own devices for entertainment-which could mean chewed-up shoes, furniture, or other destruction in the home." These owners really did absolutely fuck all research about their dog. How incredibly frustrating.

[@MasteringSilence]

Heelers and Pitbulls are my favorite

[@danielgalaviz4165]

Some animal lovers go into a tiger cage .wokism don’t help them cat eat them

[@loopyloulou6230]

I don't believe this dog is a pure blue heeler, if you look at blue heelers in Australia (where the breed originates from) you won't see adult dogs with a white body. Puppies are born white but that changes with age. I' suspect American breeders are adding things and still calling it a blue heeler.

[@janesawyer3495]

I agree. The dog looks like a PB / Heeler mix.

[@loopyloulou6230]

@@janesawyer3495 yes I was thinking maybe PB as well.

[@N0Sheeple]

Did these folks do NO research at all? Heelers ain't easy and that dude has got to be the dominant. And they run her... good. With a muzzle, not good.

[@bricesicle]

What’s wrong with the muzzle

[@N0Sheeple]

@@bricesicle my bad. This kind, nothing. Those nylon lip tents, if they need to pant, they can't and very bad things can ensue. But a free breather - nothing that I know of. My fault. (I got to showing my husband so he can work with his "real wife" 🤭🐕‍🦺 and forgot to correct myself.

[@gailierunninglynx7310]

~❤~ Thanks so much Cesar!!

[@maryfrancen1765]

Your wolfsog is amazing im in love with her i love when she is in the videos

[@Catharine-ic6bm]

I had friends come over with a very young puppy. I didn’t know what breed it was but watching it I told them that this dog will not be good with children. They then told me it was an Australia cattle dog. Those dogs unless properly trained and handled will try to herd the kids and snap at them if they have pent up energy. Give them a job or they’ll create one for themselves.

[@RiseandSHINEdailyinspiration]

So over anyone saying Cesar is ..... he's done more for the stigma of bully breeds than anyone has ever tried. He's done more for humans and their red zone dogs than anyone has ever tried.

[@peacewarrior1175]

We got a working dog breed and expected her to lay around the house all day and it's not working out - we are stunned and don't know what's wrong

[@shadowkissed2370]

It's frustrating when irresponsible dog owners bring aggressive dogs to public areas, and it’s heartbreaking to see the impact it has on other dogs. My Aussie, who’s just over a year old, was attacked several times while I was trying to socialize her as a puppy. Now, whenever we’re out and she sees another dog, she starts growling and barking out of fear, thinking they’re going to attack us. The owners of the dogs that attacked her always insisted their dogs were "not aggressive" and "would be fine," but then they attacked her anyway. Later, I found out these dogs had a history of aggression, yet their owners kept bringing them back to dog-friendly areas. It’s irresponsible and damaging to others.

[@ivann_11]

7:23 she bites cows mouth and then goes for the throat :/

[@vgrundea52]

I could immediately see and hear that her owners have the wrong energy

[@denisemikesell]

Fresh content is fun and memorable. 🎉❤💯

[@Sine-gl9ly]

Mix, pure-bred or not, she has 'eye' - you can see it right at the beginning! - and simply didn't know what on earth to do with it.

[@melodioustunes]

Heelers are part pycho as well as needing an intensive job.

[@cassieoz1702]

Heelers are fear biters. Having said that, I've bread Australian Cattle Dogs for 25 years and she looks to me like a cross breed (coat colours, broad face, stockier than I'd expect for 1+ year old). Heelers are super smart and respond to firm training, but need lots of activity to wear them out somewhat, so that they can focus. Dont get a working breed dog if you're not willing/able to work them

[@Stan_in_Shelton_WA]

1:14, chewed up the back deck, NO! the deck is rotten and falling apart.

[@JoEmery-li1ni]

❤❤ Pawesome Cesar ❤❤

[@amacuro]

The show needs to portray every case as a resounding success, but you can tell by the owners' faces that she's not doing as well and they pretend. You can see some improvement, and hopefully they managed to keep going. But the body language doesn't lie.

[@lucindagaskill4519]

With the beach right there, teach Beta to retrieve the ball out of the ocean. That will burn off tons of energy !

[@lauravillanueva2175]

The Dogs trust this Gentleman. For That in itself, One cannot find fault with the logic behind feeling similarly. That this Man would remain a remedy to all these days which are kind and spirited. Brilliant Works deservedly seen and congratulated.” : LEv

[@tanana2070]

This is a working dog with no job to do. Frustration comes out in aggression. Thank goodness for Cesar!!

[@jjoneshauling6104]

I have the same dog super high energy super smart and territorial. Natural working dog does not leave my side every step I take forward/ backwards he moves

[@lilatnlups]

Appreciated all you do. 😂❤

[@8Elizabeth2009]

Cesar you are the best !!!

[@user-bo1bw7jw4o]

People need to get dogs suited for their environment. My heeler is very aggressive but gets the outlet from living on 10 acres with cows next to us. He sneaks over there to chase cows, luckily no one lives there to yell at him! But I’d never have him if I lived in a small, confined area. Heelers need to be on farms.

[@simonfea2]

I notice right away that they have the dog on a leash, but it does whatever it wants anyway. Please, pull your screaming dog away from me and move on.

[@irishsamurai9008]

I hope they kept up with it

[@Evelyn-zg9gp]

CESAR SAVED MY 2 DOGS German SHEPHERD AND NOW HUSKY