The Aggressive American Bulldog: Jed | Full Episode | It's Me or the Dog

[@shayspitfactz328]

The mom crying almost made me cry. She brought flowers and left in tears

[@shsl_persona5962]

Oof

[@parkjimin_army3615]

I know it’s was sad

[@rodrigomeneses6074]

I would never break relations with my family because of a dog, just lock the dog or whatever. The problem is that people just do everything the dog wants, then it get uncontrollable.

[@camzplayz8515]

I know same I was soo sad🥀✨🥴🥺

[@astridediva]

I felt sad for her 😨😰😰

[@strawberryfox8819]

The reason I love Victoria is because she trains with love and affection but is firm, assertive and doesn't sugarcoat anything. Also, she's a fashion icon.

[@froggylegspeople]

Smol memelord I can’t help thinking, what will Cesar Milan say about JED .....

[@evfrt]

Froggy Legs I’ve only seen Cesar but he’d probably take away the dog let’s be honest

[@evasmithturton5208]

Yeah - like she on point

[@veellia]

She actually wears her outfit for protection but she made it so fashionable!

[@MGeorge1301]

Shes a fashion icon? I didn’t know that! (you learn something new everyday!😋)

[@Hal-vm2py]

Jed: "YOU WILL PERISH, FEEL MY WRATH MORTAL." Victoria: “Gra-ba-ba! Thank you” Jed: "UNderstandable, have a great day."

[@urmomsfav3061]

💀💀💀💀

[@scarlettwitch4365]

I’m dead!!! 😂😂

[@Cloud24774]

XD

[@AutobotR-524]

Welp....a new meme is born..... SOMEONE MEME THIS!!

[@GeeklingNo1]

That whole interaction was the BEST

[@sharonhill2602]

One day I hope she does a few episodes where she goes back and looks up these dogs

[@Veritanky]

she did it in some episode dont remember which exactly, but watched her 1 episode and commented on it with recent updates and like said some of ways in it were outdated etc

[@soul7530]

Most of these dogs are dead by now

[@TheBakingSlave]

Most of these episodes are over 15 years old, most of the dogs wouldn't be alive anymore......

[@whalesnamedshark]

Sweetheart their mostly dead

[@alien_invation371]

Bek S wow😂but yah true

[@youreinvalid8493]

"with a special verbal technique" *"DA DA PA PA, thank you"* That made me laugh way more than it should have💀

[@HalseyanneLeTissier]

Garrixed

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

horses and Conor Maynard are life No it’s OK to laugh because it was ridiculous

[@systemshocker2875]

he was whimpering so much,he even looked awkwardly for a second XD XD

[@charlieaddison2111]

LMFAO she was saying in doggy lounging “dada leave me, papa, thank you” 😂🤣

[@Xyusernameee]

HAHAHAHA

[@ii_wxther]

I feel so bad for the parents. The lady had flowers and everything.

[@KoiDayz]

Ikr

[@andrewplayz6884]

me too

[@arcticangel1628]

Why didn’t they just put on the muzzle on the dog when her parents came over?! Seriously!

[@Mia-ow9up]

ArcticAngel1 it doesn’t fix the situation, I’d still be terrified

[@arcticangel1628]

Mia But the difference is you won’t get bitten.

[@HH-yr6qn]

Jed: “I’M GOING TO RIP YOUR FACE OFF” Victoria: “Gra-ba-ba! Thank you” Jed: “I see you are a woman of culture.”

[@queen_b9280]

Lol!🤣🤣🤣

[@charlieaddison2111]

LMAO. your hilarious 😆

[@rushitaavula675]

😂😂😂

[@DivineLightFitness]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DivineLightFitness]

Sailor moon 8883 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@drueeeee]

jed: growling in such an aggressive tone victoria: "da da ba ba, thank you. oop i know, da da da ba, thaaaank you i know" jed: immediately lays down and whines a little .............WHAT KIND OF WITCHCRAFT

[@1funkyflyguy]

Yeah, what was that all about, lol???

[@sweeperboy]

*whispers* Is Victoria actually Mary Poppins in disguise? It kind of reminds of her "Run along, spit spot!" that she did with the kids.

[@stellawella5612]

Too funny!got to love Victoria!

[@crosita1]

I find myself doing a similar light-toned patter with dogs who are reactive toward me. It doesn't really matter what you say. Dogs can hear stress held in tension that transmits through the vocal cords. So the fact that she is not afraid of him is something he can pick up and find reassuring. They listen to pitch as well, and her pitch was on the high side (not intimidating) without being scared or yelpy. Her body was relaxed, and she was clearly speaking to him without doing anything to escalate the situation like staring or otherwise hinting that she was interested in a fight or dangerous. She was also communicating that, while she was hearing that he's uncomfortable, him trying to scare her out of the house was not going to work. She responded immediately, confidently (and compassionately) to his vocal warnings, so he knew she was getting his signals but choosing not to comply or escalate. Jed decided that he would have to put up with her and stopped trying to scare her off. It was really brilliantly demonstrated and a fun segment to show her expertise.

[@rhiannondrake8798]

TV editing

[@elliepopdragon28]

Let's give it up for the cameraman going into that house with that SUPER protective dog and not screaming!

[@cattena4622]

The camera men/woman are MVPs as well as Vittoria

[@MissSladousek]

@@cattena4622 I read NPC 😂 aka non-player character

[@cattena4622]

@@MissSladousek ahaha

[@RNL_limo]

It didn’t matter if the dog attacked him or not the cameraman is a Spectator mode

[@cattena4622]

@@RNL_limo0: You've got this whole thing figured out.

[@charlleedodson]

American Bull Dogs can be loyal to a fault, especially if he only has exposure to one or two people. This is why socialization and exposure are crucial so they don’t ‘hyper-attach’ to one person which is the case here, I think

[@sharroon7574]

They also gave him a position of power by allowing him on the couch and bed etc.

[@dottiscamprunamuck2830]

Yep mine are great watch dogs, but I can bring them around a crowd of strangers without any problems. They also shouldn't be aggressive when the owner allows people in the house. They should be friendly.

[@TeslaNick2]

@@dottiscamprunamuck2830 That's a normal household. Dogs should alert and that's it.

[@iiqlxssy3957]

i had an american bulldog and she was the sweetest thing. she wasn’t aware of her own size (she was over 110 pounds) but whenever you seemed hurt she came and checked on you.

[@tubestake78]

About 100,000 yeses I bring my dog to my dad's house to so socialize his bulldog and she loves playing with my dog on the weekends

[@_wowzaimshook_9368]

Jed: “ *ɪ'ᴍ ɢᴏɴɴᴀ ᴋɪʟʟ ʏᴏᴜ!!!!!!* “ Victoria: “Da-Da-Ba-Ba. Thank you” Jed: ;-;

[@Nyasha1413_beth]

You play roblox

[@Tahira_Ali]

True

[@floriankraus2105]

What is wrong with roblox

[@The_Juicy_oranges]

@@floriankraus2105 ikr I play it to

[@DandyLion.Wishes]

Ha! Yours is the only comment of those like it that Google offers to translate to English. Congrats, you tweaked Google's brain 😄

[@MIZZKIE]

Neil: "I got a dog for my wife so that he can be a cuddly guard dog." Jed: guards the household from strangers Neil: surprised Pikachu face

[@Jrizah]

😂

[@Real_Eggman]

Robber: Oh no! A dog! Jed: Hallo!

[@PoloWolf47]

🤣

[@emilymonahan5232]

'cuddly guard dog'

[@whyme8762]

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[@viccolasvic9461]

"Don't look at me." I wonder if sound diversion works on strange men.

[@shoyrushoyru]

LMAO thatd be great

[@snowclara9138]

Sometimes it can.

[@aussiejjdude3066]

How does this comment not have more likes?

[@AH-el7rr]

Lmao, "bapbappappap, don't look at me, thank you, oh I know". 😂

[@The-Determined-Ninja]

Lol 😅, Lovely

[@rowenaravenclaw8474]

Well, they did buy the dog with the intention of having a guard dog....growling and biting are part of that. To have a dog be able to differentiate between guest or intruder and acting accordingly requires good training, so glad that Victoria went to help them!

[@arisia8622]

The dog is supposed to guard yes, not attack when the owner is okay with the visitor. There is no control

[@rowenaravenclaw8474]

Maya Sonya Exactly, sorry if that’s not how my comment came across! What I mean is that the owners wanted a dog that was more aggressive than the average pet so he could guard the wife while the husband was away. That level of control and balance for an animal that should be friendly with guests and aggressive toward intruders, requires a high level of training, which obviously Jed has not had.

[@no_peace]

Yeah be careful what you wish for

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

I think they don't do anything to stop it..

[@vix3075]

The dog is insecure within himself hence the aggression, which has probably been encouraged subconsciously from his owners....a dog is a reflection of its owner...fact!

[@alphasia91]

I love her “you must never be complacent”. There are so many owners who insist their aggressive breed will never hurt anyone because he’s calm most of the time.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Same with horses "this horses never kicks" then it kicks someone.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

@@Kat-mu8wq we had a nutjob board their chestnut warmblood at our barn once, said he's aggro but ultimately not dangerous. WELL! He bit our farmhand's THUMB OFF. I don't trust people's opinions on their animal's personality. I'll trust my own eyes, thanks. It's like pitbull owners who think stress/aggression signals are cute.

[@galaxyninja6784]

“Jed is obviously extremely uncomfortable and extremely unhappy when strangers come to the room.” Me: *I hAvE nEvEr ReLaTeD tO a DoG mOrE*

[@amurderofdrunkcrows2587]

B I G G E S T M O O D T O D A T E

[@trawlins396]

Must be my spirit animal. My bf doesn't understand that I don't like to be around people, especially strangers. He just doesn't get it. Glad I'm not the only recluse in the world.

[@sheila7909]

😂 😆

[@BumbleBee20274]

Me too.... well, when I'm in introverted state of mind.

[@heddah.m.4432]

I hate when anyone come if they havent said they will. I dont like ppl

[@entity4208]

Suit Man touches Kelly Jed : "So you have chosen death"

[@priceyblue5135]

🤣🤣🤣😂

[@chickpeacrossing1999]

Hahahahaha 🤣

[@crescentmoon87]

Best comment

[@mershayebeyene7930]

What death he was always deadly like I got chocked before

[@mershayebeyene7930]

By a dog

[@robw7676]

Man comes to house... Jed: "THIS IS SPARTA!" Smoll Collie runs over to play... Jed: "no, no, no, do not want!"

[@pickybitch2707]

😂😂😂

[@jeremyarroyo360]

🤣

[@RainbowRose769]

I think this is the first time ever that this was not FULL responsibility on the owners for their dog’s behaviors. I understand there’s minor ways they have caused this, but it’s mostly from just how he is and his health. I love this family.

[@ahhhhhh8493]

Yeah, also they stuck to the training very well

[@Ysckemia]

haven't you seen this episode with the dog who as fascinated with shimmering light at the window, and he would only drink at the tap? and one of the latest, the tornado dog? their behavior wasn't their owners' fault as well :)

[@ahhhhhh8493]

@@Ysckemia yeah and you could clearly see they loved and wanted the best for they're dog. However it's unfortunate how many of dogs problems do stem from the owners.

[@RainbowRose769]

Ysckemia ^^^

[@justnormalpeoplethings590]

Yea they really could’ve socialized him when younger so he wouldn’t get hyper attached which he did

[@Southernpinesranch]

Tail tuck... He's scared. This is why it's ssssssooooo important to socialize your dog. Find dog friendly shops and take them with you!!

[@user-qp8tl9rm5c]

Leah Waggoner or go to breeders

[@leahkantrowitz5577]

I rlly need help socializing my 2 shih Tzu puppies. They are great around ppl but terrible around other dogs. Especially big dogs like my neighbors golden retriever. They hate him

[@Southernpinesranch]

@@leahkantrowitz5577 Victoria has MANY episodes on dogs that dislike other dogs. Dogs also feed off of one another. One of them may be totally fine with dogs but only reacting when the other one does. Ask your neighbor to go on walks with you! But look at other videos of it's me or the dog. I'm not a great human trainer lol

[@TeslaNick2]

@@Southernpinesranch 100% agree. Both my rescues are neglet cases with zero early positive socialisation. It was all bad. No amount of training can fully undo the damage, only instill better coping mechanisms. I believe the vast majority of dogs in the UK are badly socialised. Few can read social cues effectively and many have barely and manners with other dogs.

[@kezkezooie8595]

@@leahkantrowitz5577 If you can get your neighbour to agree to walking their dog along with you while you walk yours, preferably one of yours at a time at first, you may find an improvement. Keep a good distance apart at first and, if your dog lunges, growls or shows any other sign of aggression, just about face and walk them in the other direction for a bit before turning again and joining your neighbour and their dog once more. If your dog is food motivated, treating them as you walk them with the lab can help as well. If you walk them without the lab, use praise but don't treat them with food, that way there's another pleasant thing they'll associate with walking with the lab. You may have to do this quite a few times until the penny drops but it will eventually do the trick so they can begin walking together. It's always a good idea to introduce dogs on neutral ground. After a while, when they walk nicely together, your dogs will come to associate the neighbour's lab with the pleasant experience of a walk so they're less likely to be set off even when they're back on their own turf. If you and your neighbour feel it's okay, you could even eventually socialise them (once again on neutral ground) off lead but that's for much further down the track and not really necessary to get them to just stop going off at the lab next door. The main thing to remember is that while sometimes this can work quite quickly, it may take months before they completely get used to the lab, so you have to do it on a regular basis and be consistent.

[@BeautyMommysUnite]

I see a lot of people arguing over Victoria's "technique" to deal with this aggressive dog. I dont think it has anything to do with asserting dominace. The alpha and dominace theory has been proven wrong. It is an outdated technique that Victoria no longer believes in. Dogs know the difference between you and them. They know you are a human and not part of the pack, let alone pack leader. And asserting dominance over a dog has been shown to be dangerous as well. People should remember, these episodes are over a decade old. New research and dog training has changed a lot since these episodes and Victoria has changed her techniques as well. Things she used to believe she no longer advocates for. If you havent seen her new episodes where she adds commentary to these old episodes, you should go watch them. She sheds a lot of light of this subject and you might learn something as well. We are all only human. Victoria is capable of making mistakes too and she has.

[@danielledewitt1]

Mrs. Buttersworth Well said. Shame Cesaer can’t be more like Victoria.

[@monikam.9344]

100% correct Thank you

[@baliche]

See but people take that and think that their dog is their baby and don't feel responsible for them. A lot of dog owners lack leadership traits that dogs need.

[@michathegremlinhoard9907]

Ulises Ibarra See and I don’t understand why people use the excuse of “oh I see him as my child so I don’t wanna do this or that, because I see him as my child.” Children need leadership just as much as dogs do if not more! I see my dog is my child but I don’t baby him! I do not treat him as though he is an infant because he is not (if anything, he is more like a toddler.) I treat him like he is in need of leader ship and like I am the leader in our relationship because that’s what I am, I am the leader and I am the teacher. I am the one who is supposed to guide him into the behavior that I would like to see out of him. Babying will get you nowhere when training a dog

[@terresabommarito3818]

Mrs. Buttersworth well said

[@ajvanmarle]

"A nice cuddly guarddog." Let's think about that phrase for a second.

[@jaxsurgener5219]

AJ 1978 Umm any well-trained guard dog is very friendly and even goofy with the family but formidable to strangers.

[@littlemouse9900]

Mine was, a big baby as long as you acted right. Lol threaten me and he got grumpy

[@TheSupaman98]

AJ 1978 There nothing to think about. You can have a guard dog, and have it be cute and cuddly when you want it to.

[@samanthahawkins5219]

I know someone who has 4 guard dogs would maul you if you entered with house or back gate if owners weren't there but once owners let you in doggos are as friendly as anything lol

[@that-one-wolf1501]

Amen

[@lethe.archive]

I really like how she instills that training isnt magic. that jed will always be jed and one day they’re not magically gonna have a perfect reformed pooch. they have to manage him every day, every interaction.

[@avenger8399]

Once a dangerous dog always a dangerous dog. I get the impression this aggression was taught.

[@madisonhough488]

I watched this show growing up, and trained dogs with my mom. Victoria was always been our number one reference. We used her same methods and mirrored her demeanor, we have seen that her method is the most effective. It builds trust and comfort in both parties. Shes really a gem!

[@Baphome_T]

I hate it when people get a dog and don't make research about training one, if you laugh while he's doing something bad, he will think it's good. That's really not hard to understand.

[@MadCheshireHat]

I cringed seeing/hearing that. Don't laugh at unwanted behavior.

[@Spawnofademon]

I don’t remember seeing that but sometimes ppl laugh when nervously

[@Baphome_T]

SPAWNofaDEMON that's not nervously laughing and even if, they're not supposed to. A good dog owner takes it serious.

[@bluefoxthecutest2628]

But its funny tho.

[@akiriith]

Wow, I dont think I've ever seen a dog training show tackle an actual aggressive dog. I would really really love if this episode was considered for a "victoria discusses" special whenever you guys manage to do another!

[@crosita1]

Positive trainers do this all the time, they just don't demonstrate how willing and dangerous the dog is at the beginning. Because it's really bad for the dog. Every time the dog bites, they become much more likely to bite again in the future. So putting Jed under so much stress and allowing him to aggress like that is completely counterproductive to teaching him not to bite. It impresses the viewers and drives home the message, no doubt. But it is not in the best interest of the dog. Most positive trainers find each rehearsal of aggression so harmful to the dog's progress (and therefore increasing the risk of the dog getting euthanized for future aggression) that they won't set the dog up to fail like that for the sake of a more powerful audience experience. I'm a fan of Victoria but I still find it hypocritical for her to say that they must 100% avoid giving him the opportunity to aggress ever again, but having been being responsible for setting Jed up to bite someone in a bite suit for wow factor.

[@taegra]

@@crosita1 From what I gathered in this episode, the bite suit was used because up until that point Jed hadn't actually bitten anyone yet and they wanted to understand in a safe and controlled way whether or not he was willing to. I imagine they risked it in order to better gauge how to go about his training.

[@robertbaelen5191]

@Clarissa Edwards putting a muzzle on is restrictive so it is a punishment and I do go no further in naming all the other punishers used in this framed episode. Still it is a big dog with enormous potential but he is so unsure it's a baby.

[@sarahschoenig9670]

@@robertbaelen5191 Putting on a muzzle is no punishment. Why would a fitting muzzle be more restrictive than a leash or a collar?

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Robert Baelen What are you smoking?? I’ve seen the whole episode and I’ve never once seen a “punishment“ for any bad behavior the dog has shown... That’s why in a lot of these “positive only” training cases the dogs revert back once to treats stop and the trainer goes away..

[@kiokokoffin]

Well my Dad had Bullies all his life. Never even THOUGHT about hurting him, my Mum, or later on baby me and my brother. Bullies are beautiful sweetheart goofballs. But they MUST be trained from an early age to be good dogs.

[@Proudmuslimah123]

Then they’re not beautiful sweetheart goofballs. If they MUST be trained.

[@tacoterminator2539]

I thought you were talking about people being bullies at first lol XD

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

Lamiya Mekkaoui there isn’t one breed of dog on the planet that will be a “beautiful sweetheart goofball” without proper training and socialization. If you’re that ignorant about dogs you definitely shouldn’t get one.

[@olivia-fe3mz]

I was also raised with a pit bull and a bullie plus a Miami blue!

[@Xiallaci]

@@stacilynn604 totally agree with you. So many people don't understand that training = love because with it you're doing such a huge favor to the dog, allowing him to relax and trust you.

[@muffintop420]

Don't get a powerful breed if you're not prepared for very strict training from day one and for the rest of their life.

[@sharroon7574]

Yes!

[@baajgill5311]

Tilly Too why ?

[@isakisak9640]

Tilly Too u don’t know nothing about real American bulldog

[@lillygirl8436]

Amen

[@lillygirl8436]

@Tilly Too ur uneducated

[@jonh9561]

People that buy these large powerful breeds need to understand that every dog can have a 'bad' day now or then but when a dog of this size and temperament has a 'bad' day it can be devastating for all concerned.

[@no_peace]

Yeah you can't take a second off. They should have had the dog in a basket muzzle

[@TeslaNick2]

Their temperament is normally rock solid. They're buffoons like Boxers but not as intelligent.

[@MadCheshireHat]

A lot of dogs of "large powerful breeds" don't have this temperament. It depends on the dog, training, and breeding (for example, getting a dog from someone that breeds guard dogs. It is /not/ always a breed-thing). I don't like how you imply it's the breed, size, or body composition that is an issue. A freaking chihuahua can do a lot of damage too. I've seen first-hand as well as second-hand what small dogs can do.

[@AH-el7rr]

@@MadCheshireHat If a freaking chihuahua shows aggression, you could just pick it up or walk away. If the dog in this video attacks you .. you would have a very big problem ;)

[@isabellalockwood5858]

i have a large powerful breed (German shepard) he's NEVER EVER shown any type of aggression towards anyone. It's not the breed, it's the owners and how they choose to ignore or deal with the behavior

[@vastskies4477]

The scene with Neil's mom had me close to tears. She just want to see her family but she's being driven away by Neil's dog. She even bought flowers 🥺

[@arcticangel1628]

Why didn’t they just put on the muzzle on the dog when her parents came over?! Seriously?!

[@bethroney2869]

​@@arcticangel1628or even put him in other room at least and if he bitten someone he would have been put to sleep

[@maxmackinlay618]

Maybe Neil doesn't want visitors over whilst he's out at sea.

[@saviras.karamatali8955]

Lol

[@alphawolf4983]

I see what you did there😉

[@nzrobyn]

LOL, a little too successful.

[@ajAmyski]

Haha plot twist!

[@Tangerine9407]

He turned in to the “visitor” if u know what I mean 😏

[@Mahim1995]

A guard dog is supposed to be protective of it's owners and wary of strangers. It is the responsibility of the owners to train the dog to respond to the owner's commands accordingly.

[@speedy01247]

it seems that this dog however is naturally aggressive, the owners can only decrease the aggression in this case, they are not actually the cause of it. Like imagine a situation where you feel like any action taken is a life or death one, that's the sort of anxiety the dog has, when around people close to you, it seems fine, but when a stranger enters the situation that anxiety reappears and the fight or flight response activates, since in the house Jeb is cornered, he reacts like any cornered animal does. Dogs have personalities like humans do, some can be aggressive others not so much.

[@Mahim1995]

@@speedy01247 you made a very valid point but my statement was very generic in nature. Plus, when the guy purchased the dog he bought it for the sake of the protection of his girlfriend among other reasons. My point is if the animal is made to feel responsible for it's surroundings without any proper guidance the results will not be very good. Regarding, the dog's personality well as you aptly put it every dog is different so in every case the owner has to work accordingly.

[@Lakeshow0024]

speedy01247 do is not aggressive at all just under socialized

[@theamazingbatboy]

I admire this couple for being united for the sake of the dog. Don't know what went on before but seems to me they both stepped up immediately and accepted that they'd got one of life's lemons. Nice to see a family that comes together to resolve their combined issues without deflection or blame.

[@AH-el7rr]

Did I miss the point myself, or didn't Victoria explain here the magical "Dadabapbap thank you, I know"-thing? What was that?!

[@torakunoichi]

Anita H it’s to do with tone if you yell at a dog it’ll see it as a threat or a reason to be anxious, her doing that noise made the dog feel safe because she didn’t respond to aggression with aggression she should the dog that she’s not a threat and that she’s not afraid of him

[@anndann3907]

She is amanzing

[@Belle_welds]

That stare to the dog made him uncomfortable so he looked away.

[@ausialasalle9340]

I’m fairly positive Victoria is Mary Poppins’ cousin or some ish and just helps Dogs instead of children. What kind of witchcraft was that when he growled at her and she said “da da da bap, thank you!!!” And he immediately submits...smdh 😳 Only Victoria lmao 😂

[@immameditate8342]

😂😂That was my favorite part of this episode

[@samcoolz6339]

Ausia Lasalle she reminds of the super nanny show ! But instead she works on the dogs behavior lol

[@Aethian]

sam coolz There’s not a lot of difference between toddlers and dogs.

[@AmbieTv2]

It's the tone of voice and energy she gave off.

[@swami19581]

All in the energy…

[@donnacalderhead3843]

Jed: I will rip this leash and come to bite your face off.... GRRRR. " Victoria: Gra-ba-ba-ba! Thank you" Jed: I see your the woman of this house now, good day Victoria was it?

[@orangepulp7063]

You spoil us with these full episodes. Thanks.

[@yamihatarou7850]

"And bought Jed for his fiance thinking he'd make a good cuddly guard dog." RED FLAGS GET YOUR RED FLAGS HERE

[@torakunoichi]

Yami Hatarou cuddly and guard dog shouldn’t go in the same sentence

[@foreverdead1248]

@@torakunoichi Not necessarily. We had a dog that adored us and adored people, but very much didn't like physical fights at all. He'd get in between the parties and separate them. And when a 100 lb half rott gets in between you and tells you to stop fighting, you don't mess with him.

[@samu_thollynkonyana7938]

🚩🚩🚩

[@GadereneLegion]

Yeah, I’d like to know how he learned to release his bite on command

[@AlienWithABox]

@@torakunoichi Not really. My dad had three Rottweilers who were the most placid, playful things towards family and guests. They loved cuddles and toys, and when they felt stressed, they distanced themselves from the human. They were also highly trained guard dogs and, due to my dad living in a bad area, had a lot of opportunities to keep the house safe from intruders. Affectionate guard dogs are completely achievable with the right training.

[@elameadows9970]

I love that she does vet check ups to make sure the dog is medically okay as well as training

[@roryu338]

absolutely nobody: victoria: looks like a dominatrix

[@svampebob007]

ikr, she's also driving some baler cars

[@loveISloveandyouare]

This is what I've been thinking

[@Andre_APM]

doganatrix

[@fuziontonygaming]

That’s why the dogs are intimidated and respect her.

[@simplystreeptacular]

me: [hearteyes]

[@Angel-pv2tc]

Is it just me or does Kelly looks a little like Angelina Jolie?

[@trawlins396]

It's just you.

[@user-hq5hg6mz2n]

I can see it

[@CB-bb2ix]

She’s really pretty

[@071p]

yess i though it was just me haha

[@sandysosa3918]

I kept saying the same thing. She resembles to Angelina.

[@bawkhiss]

4:43 The moment when Jed felt the power of Victoria's witchcraft

[@zeruvfx]

Lol

[@stefangodard8367]

Lol

[@TM-mc3zn]

Lol

[@megan_mackenzie]

Lol

[@julesmpc1314]

I dont understand why people dont learn about the breed before adopting it....

[@MadCheshireHat]

Yes, in this case it wasn't the breed not being the right fit for the people at all but social, medical, and individual issues. Bully breeds are often lovable, friendly, cuddly dogs. This one has individual issues.

[@isabellalockwood5858]

It's the owners not training hte dog properly or how to behave. MY dog used to bark at EVERYTHING that moved until one day I bought a shock collar and used it ONCE (my mother told me shock collar or he goes back to the pound) I used it once and he is a completely different dog, I got rid of the collar he only barks when someone knocks on the door and it's one loud bark. Train your dog properly and there are no issues.

[@tubestake78]

Right you look up the breed and their problems then think do I really want this breed of dog I wanna border collie but I'm still looking up the breed

[@isabellalockwood5858]

@@tubestake78 LOL I have a GSD he was my christmas present 4 years ago we did absolutely ZERO research on the breed and guess what. He's hyper but when it comes to aggression he's the calmest sweetest dog ever who has NEVER shown aggression accept growling at the mailman when he stepped too close to me. He barks ONCE when someone knocks on the door then sits down and waits for me to let our guest in, he sniffs, he jumps up and licks and hten goes about his day. You don't HAVE to research a breed to know how to train a dog properly. My dog is trained BY ME and has NEVER had aggresison issues.

[@danieldrake6000]

@@isabellalockwood5858 Shepherds are not inherently aggressive, that's why. Lol. They are trained to be defensive, aggressive, or protective depending on the situation for police and military work. They are not aggressive dogs, but merely taught that way. I feel bad that your Shep is hyper. Means he doesn't get enough exercise. That's one thing that really bothers me with dog owners. They don't exercise their dogs enough. Honestly, I don't feel you trained him the slightest. A trained dog doesn't jump or lick people.

[@spicydoritos4308]

the way the narrator says, "no hot loving in the sack" has me rolling edit: 121 likes is the most i've ever gotten ty youtube

[@AShaftOfLight]

*No hot loving in the sack 101* You got 101 likes so...Get it?

[@Dnutthouse]

Keianna Jenkins nah

[@Tootisepop]

When you get a breed that's naturally protective, exposing them to other people and dogs and just animals in general is important so that the dog knows how to identify who is a threat and who isn't. That dog is protective over her bc he doesn't know who ISN'T a threat. It would also be good if Kelly knew signals to give to the dog that she feels unsafe so the dog can do its job. I often snap to get my dog aware that i'm feeling unsafe of my surroundings so they are on alert mode. If i'm taking money out of the ATM they scan the area behind me so if anything is weird, they bump their nose on the back of my leg to let me know. PLS do research if you r getting a dog for guarding . They still need training.

[@amyanderson9652]

I feel like the owners wanted him like this..not exactly like this but close

[@jman4668]

Reap what they sow

[@Simplirite]

Definitely get that vibe from the guy. Many men do this. Like woman who think small dogs are a fashion accessory. Men like this think this shows they are tough cause their dogs are. You can see how proud he is at 2:41. Lets see his face when they put his dog down for biting.

[@LizVerkannt]

Simplirite true! i am more afraid of the guy than the dog. they should have gotten a maltese instrad. not good attitude awners.

[@amyanderson9652]

@@Simplirite right it's kinda sad, I have an Amercian pitbull terrier rottweiler mix and is the sweetest thing on the earth

[@michathegremlinhoard9907]

I mean they did get him with the intent of him being a guard dog.

[@dreambug8831]

Just a note to people with aggressive/muzzled dogs, don't bother with the cloth ones. They restrict breathing, stress the dog out more, AND they're not even bite-proof. Consider a muzzle with as much pant room as possible. A Jafco, Buma, and some Baskerville's are good choices for genuine bite-risk dogs.

[@crosita1]

Yeah, she obviously got them swapped from a sleeve muzzle to a basket muzzle that first visit and it didn't make the cut to the show, haha. Basket muzzles are wayyyyy better.

[@IrishHeart]

I love seeing good owners that just want the best for their dogs and are willing to do the work for their dogs.

[@Melanievee777]

hi i am a big fan i am 13 years old and love training dogs in my town in Florida

[@TeslaNick2]

I hope you and your family are safe during the storms.

[@natashafrankie187]

@@Peayou... They were just trying to be nice, you could've said "i hope all is well now" or something like that.

[@ad-xk5ld]

Omg I’m the same age and state too lmao

[@beamurphy8018]

Same! I love training my city's dogs and my Labrador!

[@natashafrankie187]

@@Peayou... omg would you stop trying to change how people comment? It's legit getting annoying now

[@Labenzez]

“No hot loving in the sack” 🤣🤣🤣

[@ÑEZ0688]

I remember watching this in the late 2000s/early 2010s, Im almost getting nostalgic lol. Also, Victoria is a BOSS, and her fashion and car are 🔥🔥👌🏽🔥🔥

[@okii7501]

Other then being agressive, that dog is amazing, didn't even mind when his owner reached down and touched his food. He played with other dogs and was such a sweet boy.

[@ThoseTurtleMan]

God, she is so awesome. I hope she gets an apprentice or someone to pass on her skills and knowledge to. She has saved countless dogs and people with her work.

[@alexandraa5742]

She has her own training academy online!

[@christinaramroop8870]

"victoria is used to handling aggressive dogs" jed: 👁👄👁

[@hi.3397]

Cute thing but veryyy jealus

[@ahhhhhh8493]

@Tilly Too well I think it's just because of bad owners and untrained dogs which is why they end up being aggressive, these animals can be extremely loving and friendly, the dog presented her is just extremely anxious and tense

[@onlyequines8003]

Jasmin- Editz! Jealous

[@hi.3397]

Zoey Kabam I said he’s cute but jealous I meant he’s cute but he’s also jealous

[@hi.3397]

Only Equines! I mean he’s cute but he’s also jealous

[@canwenotthanks1771]

Jealous

[@blue263]

Damn, people honestly just dont know how to train their dog, and it always leads to stuff such as violence and humping. I've actually taken advice from her videos and started doing practices she'd said for others to try

[@courtnayhayhayyy]

Jolyne Cujoh same here!

[@leechukun]

Hey how's your dad? Oh wait...

[@jonabv1242]

@@leechukun what??

[@DaRealHBIC]

@@leechukun what the heck are you talking about?

[@yumchuupills]

Jolyne Cujoh every comment ever LOL

[@groovepad6641]

It broke my heart when the cry’s and holding a gift to her son or daughter

[@loopylou6841]

Awwww once Jed was reassured and checked out with the vet and they started his training he really was a gorgeous dog!, still terrifying with his bark though !

[@dino2574]

Whenever Victoria speaks to Neil and Kelly it's like Jed is listening😂😂

[@melindagonzales6722]

Why is Victoria dressed like a spy all the time lmao?!.

[@sourgummyworms8069]

I heard she’s a double agent ☺️

[@DandyLion.Wishes]

Because it's a look that is good on her. What do I win?!!!?😁

[@drummergirl4239]

She secretly is one duuuhhh

[@Caitybeeveefan]

She’s fabulous though

[@shaanz2.087]

Having a dog like this is a full time job with no salary

[@mattman3884]

Shanti Cardoza the salary is it’s love

[@hallezebrowski]

exactly

[@_phong.huynh_]

@@mattman3884 you also get a special brown surprise meal

[@AndiSchneider]

I love that they didn’t give up on him and have kept working with him. Yes, he is aggressive, but doesn’t have to be put down because he has owners who will put in the work.

[@sandrawillis8966]

They may never be able to have children.

[@douglasboyd8475]

I had an American Bulldog for 12 wonderful years. He was so gentle, so loving to everyone he met. He was a beautiful soul. I can't begin to describe how much I miss him. Most of this bread are not aggressive.

[@azadarecnoctum6725]

Yeah i also do not think that bread is aggressive. I mean ye just buy it and it lies around in the closet until ye eat it, aint it

[@benjie128]

Isolation can enhance aggression. They didn't mention how socialized the dog was. But just staying in the house, the dog gets hyper-protective of the house.

[@gypsyrose4301]

I have a half American bulldog pitbull cross he's fine as long we let the person in. God help them if they come in uninvited. He understands when it's appropriate to be aggressive. These types of dogs need a strong minded owner and lots of training. When they know the rules they are awesome members of the family.

[@blueflare3848]

Is the dog in your profile picture yours? If so, he looks like a beautiful dog.

[@katemaunder2080]

Can I borrow your dog? I have inlaws. 😂

[@gypsyrose4301]

@@blueflare3848 thank you yes he's my baby

[@juanaalvarez2201]

How did you do it I need advice on that

[@gypsyrose4301]

@Clarissa Edwards I don't want people to be able to just walk in without being invited so yes he's well trained

[@CindyRizzato]

Jed is such a beautiful dog. Victoria is so sweet and intelligent. I really admire her a lot!

[@robynhenry2607]

Me too I love her xx

[@IshvakooIndia]

The reason I love Victoria is because she trains with love and affection but is firm, assertive

[@alsara5374]

After watching this I think it's hella important to train your dog from when he's a puppy!!

[@caracalcontinuum3118]

Definitely

[@unholylykoi]

its nice to see their love and dedication for Jed. I feel like a lot of people would have given up and surrendered the poor things which would have just made everything worse for him. hes clearly very loved and in a good home.

[@Cel3ere5]

16:30 Victoria: - has a wardrobe that varies between a super spy and a Bond villian - The Producers: *Play the March!*

[@randomuser3390]

The thing I love about these episodes is that it is fun and entertaining way of learning information for how to deal with dogs

[@mialea8106]

ramdom user so true

[@amys7067]

How would they have ever been able to have children with that dog, could have been very dangerous...

[@jemmatalcott2150]

I had any extremely aggressive rottweiler but, when I had my daughter it was like he knew she was part of our pack and he completely excepted her as his own. She could do anything to this dog and he tolerated it. He was a total love with us but, he just never trusted outsiders.

[@DaedalusR]

Jemma Talcott I’ve read other stories where they thought that too, until one day they didn’t

[@jemmatalcott2150]

@@DaedalusR i agree. I've worked with dogs for over 20 yrs and they exhibit certain body languages when they feel threatned, scared or aggravated. You just have to know how to read it. My dog was a rottie. Certain breeds are like that. Family dogs only.

[@DaedalusR]

Freddie Boom Boom Washington I don’t think she ever stated all women want to be “birthing vessels” so maybe you should stop trying your hardest to create something to be offended about

[@amys7067]

@Clarissa Edwards Clarissa no one automatically assumed they wanted kids. It was a question. I said HOW could they ever have kids, obviously referring to if they WANTED to have kids. My comment is not forcing them to do so. Therefore, calm down. There's no need to be offended over something so ridiculous as asking a question about what they would do if they had kids? It was just a reasonable opinion. Thank YOU next.

[@dankmheems290]

Quietness and stillness is also a sign a vicious attack is eminent. Especially if they are lowering their head and training their eyes.

[@The-Determined-Ninja]

10:25 *_WHAAAAT!?_* This is the first time I've seen her actually get back negative test results when taking a dog to the vet! Wow, that's kind of a first! 😲

[@chunkyboi2139]

Well at least they won’t get robbed or killed

[@___Laura5]

@Onion Face anything that can shoot is either banned or heavily restricted, so the bad guys shouldn't have anything with them, technically

[@danielledewitt1]

j They do though sadly.

[@chetyoubetya8565]

Well only by there own dog

[@dogs4homeprotection104]

There are many cases where dogs have been shot and it didn't stop them from attacking the perpetrator

[@danielledewitt1]

Dogs 4 Home protection Course it stopped them. Dogs get shot, the dog that got shot dies.

[@oscar_1729]

I love it when people actually listen on this show it just satisfies me for some reason!

[@brenb2721]

Dog be looking like penny wise with them eyes in the thumbnail

[@viccolasvic9461]

this comment killed me

[@rachelt5687]

😂😂

[@optimusprime4090]

True...

[@neha_tiramisu]

Kelly looks a lil like Angelina Jolie

[@thefullofbest]

Yeah, the dude is a Lucky mofo haha!

[@sweeperboy]

@@thefullofbest The dude has an interesting angular face too. With prosthetics and make-up, I think he'd make an excellent Savage Opress lol.

[@crosita1]

That's what I thought too!

[@amandas3252]

Neha Tirumalasetti I thought the same

[@yzma6075]

I only came down here to find this comment, was thinking it the whole entire episode

[@Ritzthecracker]

Victoria *standing by a massive great dane* "And you should NEVER run away" *Sprints away and is chased by massive dog*

[@heathercarl1878]

She explained why she chose to use that particular dog for an example of what not to do.

[@danielledewitt1]

That muzzle needed replacing with a basket muzzle. The fabric muzzle is dangerous.

[@ItsMeortheDog]

That's exactly what happens ;)

[@danielledewitt1]

It's Me or the Dog I see that.

[@danielledewitt1]

Blue Flare You mean aside from the fact they can still nip? Well they can’t drink, they can’t pant so in hot weather or if a dog has one of those on and said dog is stressed they can’t pant, wouldn’t be surprised if the fabric muzzles prevent them from breathing properly either.

[@blueflare3848]

@@danielledewitt1 Okay, I just wasn't sure. I don't think we really had to use a muzzle for our dogs so I don't know which ones are considered good or not.

[@danielledewitt1]

Blue Flare Yes fabric ones do make it harder to breathe, thought so. Baskerville ultra is what my boy has, only for nail trimming or anything to do with his nails because since the vet accidentally cut his quick he goes for us through pure fear.

[@valchis3922]

She doesn't worry about her dog seriously injuring another person, she just worries about him being taken off her if he does. Smh.

[@MegaDede25]

I saw that too. Smh

[@dreampug7117]

Who’s “She”

[@laurisolvera0605]

Dream Pug711,The Kelly Girl

[@queennessie5898]

I mean he was meant for protection they just need to work on when he needs to protect

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

@@queennessie5898 Not necessarily 'what' to protect, but 'when' to protect. Jed was taking anyone and everyone aside from his owners as threats.

[@saphira122mimi]

I really got to comment about the work the owners did. Even Kelly did really good even though she was alone. They were consistent. Well done!

[@xBloodxFangx]

2:30 here is a mistake a lot of people make. The “oh his tail is wagging he must be happy.” Assumption. A wagging tail is not always a happy tail. First look at the dogs posture, stiff, focused, ears forward. Thats an alert guard dog. Second, look at his tail, its also stiff as it wags side to side in a more erratic way. Almost like someones leg bobbing up and down when anxious. When he grabs the man and attacks, the tail whips about side to side. All clear signs that dog is aggressive and aggravated, not friendly.

[@cedesann7530]

I love how she defuses the agression in the dog when she sits down, I've used that technique a few times when working with my own dogs 🤣 I'm glad I'm not the only one who sounds like a weirdo talking to dogs 🤣🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ifeyhome]

Lol...the fella got Jed to keep blokes away from his fiancée when he's at sea!

[@eastfrisianguy]

Victoria: This dog is aggressive and always will be aggressive. Neil and Kelly: *surprised pikachu face* What? He is aggressive?! No way! 😂

[@ellimckiddy5799]

That's not why they were surprised. They were surprised because they thought the aggression could be trained out.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Its a pibble!!!

[@Caitybeeveefan]

@@NikkieRoxxx actually it’s an American bulldog, they said it in the video, I’m not trying to be rude, they said it in the video that he’s an American bulldog

[@TheJoyfulEye]

We used to have neighbors across the street who had an English bulldog, and he was absolutely the sweetest dog I ever knew. He loved everybody, and all he wanted from life was for everybody to love him.

[@6ft7guy]

Big difference between English and American bulldogs. English bulldogs have been bred to take the drive out of them and be family dogs

[@alhonnaalfred9078]

"I got him so he could be like a cuddly guard dog" Jed: *Guards house, cuddles and protects girlfriend* "oH No ViCtOrIa hElP hE'S So AgGrEsSiVe-"

[@Dearmylove_i]

The dog is not protective, it’s overprotective because it’s fearful. That’s dangerous and not what you want from a guard dog.

[@alhonnaalfred9078]

@@Dearmylove_i yeah, you're right. I just thought it was funny how they phrased it lol.

[@madamejenkins86]

2:00 - 3:11 Background music made me think I had a Buzzfeed: Unsolved video open in the background - Love this channel!

[@carrie2310]

Same! Threw me off for a bit.

[@annamay7632]

Ha ha me too! I thought I was the only one that noticed. 😆

[@babalabaloo11111]

Yes!! I was searching comments for someone who noticed as well 😂

[@Marnige]

See, even dogs can be misunderstood. The existence of this channel and my cat in hell just shows that the difference isn't the animals, its the person.

[@myrtheguijt1696]

I’ve started watching this in quarantine, and it’s awesome👏🏼

[@jillzy1182]

Thank you so much for this informative video. One of my Shepherds has some similar issues, albeit not as drastic. However, before we reach that point, I’m going to begin implementing Victoria’s doggie aggression wisdom/training techniques. She’s truly one of the best trainers I’ve watched.

[@rutituti678]

Wow Jed is a one big boi..handsome fella 😊

[@AlwaysKDawg]

American Bulldogs are not for everyone. They need a lot of socialization when they're puppies and discipline. My girl is sweet as can be, but I worked with her and was super patient with her. I also started socializing her as soon as she was old enough to start(with people and dogs). She's great. Loyal as can be, friendly, but protective when she senses someone is a bad person or she feels I'm threatened in any way. They do get jealous though, mine is jealous of the cat, books, and my switch.

[@2many_sodiumz587]

Bulldogs need a firm but loving hand to teach them and train them. When you fail to do so this is what you get. They are known to be stubborn but can also be extremely loving and loyal. Love my bulldog to bits, she's the best dog I could've asked for.

[@downandoutinparadisepanama1936]

Mine too.

[@drueeeee]

every dog owner needs to watch this show before/during training. seriously, i am a full-time dogsitter and dogwalker and i would not be nearly as confident and collected with poorly-behaved dogs if it weren't for victoria and her genius. i hope to become a dog trainer in the future and she is my number one idol in that realm

[@sweetsongtalks]

"Da da ba ba? Thank you" Just beautiful lol

[@shadowbunny7892]

"...And definitely no hot loving in the sack." That sure was a line, you're doing great, writers.

[@melissalouise11795]

Love our UK slang

[@christophersmith2068]

Jed looks like Chance from Homeward Bound.

[@pythonregiusx1313]

They are both American Bulldogs

[@brittanyKuchiki]

Christopher Smith my favorite movie as a kid

[@victoriasalter1701]

He’s the same breed...

[@Caitybeeveefan]

That’s what I was thinking, i love that movie

[@arina8404]

4:31 that was so impressive, the way the dog just laid down!

[@hillaven2745]

That was editing hahahaha

[@simplyblue2375]

I learn so much with these full episodes. I have two Irish Doodles and they’re two years old and they’re brothers. Blake and Wyatt😁 I love watching these and I’m happy that I can make my dogs happy😊 Thank you!