Big Powerful Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog / First 24 hours of training

Big Powerful Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog / First 24 hours of training
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[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

"I Can't out bulldog a bulldog!" No truer words have been said. You have to "out brain" a bulldog.

[@leoo5552]

Could you please explain how because I'm struggling.

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

@@leoo5552 Simplest advice I could give you, is to be more determined than the bulldog and consistent and always think a step ahead. You give them any slack or opportunity they will take it. Be loving and fair always, but just be as consistent and don't give in or slack off. Be a good parent and always think a step ahead of your bulldog or else you could set them up to fail.

[@augustagordy5423]

Can we get videos to see the progression all the way to the end

[@Heemdrix]

“If he does take It off, I instantly drop 5 or 6 pounds” 😂😂😂

[@Bigsambristol]

😂😂😂

[@eurasianhillbilly5513]

I'm a proud mama of 103lb Alapaha American Bulldog,he rescued us in 2017 . The dogs are so Strong,smart,loyal,loving and let's not forget stubborn at times. Bubba is the light in our lives. Although I had to admit it has not been the easiest road with him and we are still working on things!! Thanks for the video!! Any help here is greatly appreciated! 😉 New subscriber!

[@stigmochelyspardalis5244]

Hi Larry, this type of content is golden. I work with dogs at an animal shelter, about half of the dogs we get are completely untrained. Seeing the steps and the strategies you use to build trust and improve the “live(with)ability” of these difficult dogs is incredibly valuable. You say often in your videos that you hope it will help even one person. You have definitely helped me and more importantly you have helped many dogs that have passed though our shelter. Thank you, I hope you keep filming.

[@dubnewych]

Larry, GREAT VIDEO! I am a dog trainer at an Animal Shelter in California and, we often get young, large unruly dogs relinquished to the shelter that bite at the leash. It is so beneficial to see how you work with this kind of dog and the progression that you make in REAL time. I am often under a time crunch to get these dogs under control, so for me this is a perfect topic! Thank you!!!!!

[@shwty801]

Love the content. Please keep it coming. I love seeing the "normal" and non-glamorous parts of training cause that's what it's like for me 100% of the time

[@loriharris7189]

I just don’t understand why people get these kind of power breeds and don’t immediately start the pecking order and boundaries! You can not immediately coo and spoil these kinds of dogs they have to earn it and maintain the “privilege”. Not saying don’t love them but they need more structure. They should have started this basic stuff long ago. Great job!

[@kingwillie206]

True! That’s exactly how people get themselves or others injured or killed. Dogs only understand absolutes just as their ancestors and wild counterparts do in the wild. I gear up and wrestle my dogs down after some bite work (In a semi playful way) at least a few times a week to remind them who’s in charge. They also never walk in front of me or enter/exit a doorway in front of me. They follow me around and wait for commands each and every time! I always remind people that large dogs are natural killers capable of taking a human life in mere seconds. Maintaining control is not an option.

[@nivisky]

That is so true I've raised a lot of pits and bullies but right now I'm dealing with one that acts a little like this but not as bad, I tried everything but she just continues to try to dominate and acts out

[@360nastybusiness]

Because most people are idiots.

[@myranaam8562]

ignorant people just want these types of dogs for status, to look intimidating.

[@pittymama4500]

They usually just don't know any better. I was one of those people when I got my first power breed and the within a yr a 2nd, I had to learn the hard way cause I had no clue until it was dangerous. Luckily no one ever got injured by them, except one little dog got killed but by no fault of ours. The dog was running loose while we were out walking and it thought why not run up in the face of that pitbull...she shook it and dropped it and it was over in seconds. I felt horrible. Having to talk to the neigh or about it. But yeah...I wasn't raised around dogs and you'd be surprised at how ignorant people can be unknowingly yet still believe they are doing the best.

[@kanderson170]

this is the most beautiful dog ive ever seen and he has such a personality on him.

[@robertduncan9865]

Thanks for being so real! It definitely helps a novice see you actually going thru the being steps and seeing the progression. Also, thanks for being so giving of your wisdom.

[@tiffanyleffell765]

My Son has 2 of these dogs female 3yr male 1... He has been the most sweet Gentle Giant until past month... Took him to vet learned a few things... Came to spend time with him this morning I am hi maim caretaker and he has been aggressive toward me... I have Always had large dogs never have I been scared... I appreciate this video and look forward to myself and my Son watching more just what I saw has helped me understand this breed a lot... Thank You and God Bless you for the help!!!

[@Deeno_ready]

Please keep posting! I like your videos even when “it’s a whole lot of nothing.” Thank you for explaining what you’re doing it’s been helpful for me.

[@music0wnsmys0ul]

Enjoyed this basic training video. I have a six month old dobe with a strong drive. Just need to help her on focusing. Very helpful to see the entire process from beginning to end. Please continue to post these.

[@mathehack1]

Teach the listen command by putting bits of hotdog in your mouth. Say listen then when the dog looks at you spit the piece of food in the dogs mouth. Do it as soon as they look at first then make them focus a little longer after maybe a week. Start with very little distraction then add it in during walks. My dobie Shepherd mix has the same issues with focus and this has been really helping. I got the tip from the schutzhund club I started taking him to. I wish I would have taught that sooner.

[@tyson6468]

you have a dobe and you don't work it why you take a dog like that if you don't know what to do youre dog should have finished obedience 1en 2 should be up for a traffic secure dog after that is optional but the first 3 are mandatory in my book

[@mikkojokinen5581]

One of the best dog training videos i have ever seen. Thanks for these realistic series👍

[@mlewis6892]

i Friggin LOVE , having an Alapaha! IT has been such a process , and still going two years later but its been so worth it!

[@lizbelli8287]

Im usually not a fan of bulldogs, but he is a hunk! I haven't heard of this type before so you gave me something to research about. He seems like the type of dog I would use a flirt pole with for that extra energy and drive. So much fun and good for teaching the dog impulse control. Love your videos, keep them coming!

[@Oklahomajewel1]

YES these type of videos are of value. Good to see the true reactions of the dogs & your interaction, even mistakes.

[@mouse8778]

for the love of god dont stop posting these, this is amazing on so many levels. not only is it extremely entertaining but also very interesting

[@TravisJones1979]

Larry I get so excited whenever u upload you are so grounded and logical. We think alike in absolutely everything.. thank you for your services you and your dogs are amazing

[@ginnyanderson500]

This is exactly my male Doberman's conduct. This is fantastic, please post the progress with this beauty. Your videos are so appreciated. And...be safe:)

[@sportysbusiness]

Brilliant. 2 things stand out from all your videos, patience and building a relationship based on trust. My new doggie thanks you big time for helping me know how best to help her.

[@JamesPhillips2]

Fantastic video Larry, just great to see the steps, patience and relationship building. Great job, please share more content to help the dog community improve!

[@j89hall]

LOVE these types of vids- you working with dogs hands on. May seem boring to some but not me! Super interesting stuff, thanks for posting!

[@vernthomson4922]

I just lost my blue blooded American bulldog last month, he was a power house, 125 pounds, he was never trained, but we had a tight bond, I bottle fed him at 4 weeks old, never had to leash him, would never go more then 15 feet from me, always on gard, the best dog I have ever had the pleasure of being part of my life!

[@ourdailybrad638]

Love this 'warts and all' approach to your videos. Much appreciated - thank you.

[@dreabaronyork6658]

I love watching you not have everything perfect. Makes us every day dog owners feel ok when we struggle with our dogs.

[@housewifeuntilheaven1593]

There’s always a silver lining lol. Great video, we sure do appreciate you taking the time to share your wisdom with the rest of us! We own a Cane Corso, so I’m always learning...and he’s 4 lol. Be blessed❤️

[@Truckito2007]

You're very good at what you do. Thank you for posting the process online. What a beautiful dog, owners are very lucky.

[@thistles]

Holy hell, he's gorgeous. What a handful, though. He'd drag me to Australia if he wanted to.

[@bripz3378]

Love these longer training videos with useful info! Keep em coming!

[@coachrr]

Built just like my 21 month old Rottie, he's strong as an ox too. How old is he? Beautiful dog!

[@davidb1975a]

Great looking dog and I laughed my butt off when I saw the dog trying to assert himself with you at the beginning. Time Patience and Repetition will build good habits.

[@CarrieArt7]

Excellent training, I like how you changed things up once you realized the dog had an aversion to the leash.

[@karenf14]

Looking forward to more videos of Diesel. I have an eight month old Olde English Bulldog and appreciate the information. He is a big handful ty

[@lildragon6415]

I have a nearly 2 year old Olde English Bulldogge and Larry's videos have been amazingly helpful for training him. The ecollar stuff was especially very useful.

[@hasho83]

Keep posting vids like this please :) . I have 7 months old Cane Corso ,he is chalenging me a lot of the time,and slowly im teaching him what is ok to do (im like very unexperienced trainer of my own dogs :) ) .Thanks for the help your providing !

[@bethb6568]

Really nice video Larry. Awesome dog and will look forward to your future vids in how you continue to work w/ him.

[@jimm2600]

The owners are very fortunate that they brought this dog to you did when they did. I think he was on a potentially dangerous path. Please keep this goldmine of content coming.

[@dougmcnulty1130]

They Are very fortunate. As you can see, even a pet-level Alapaha is nearly insurmountable. Trust. It gets Way, WAY worse. There is a damn good reason you never hear of them outside of the rural south. They are purpose built hog dogs, yall. NOT pets.

[@flyingdutchpetspetrelocati3088]

Hi Larry, Chantal here from the Netherlands. Thank you for posting your video's. Really helpful and love how you understand dogs. Also love this beautiful "meathead" :-)

[@coachrr]

Great patience Larry! He seemed less reactive when your leash pressure was parallel with the ground.Boy, he is a load!

[@Horsesandcheerlife]

PLEASE CONTINUE!!! these videos help me tremendously. thank you SO much for taking the time to make and post these.

[@JulAlxAU]

Big respect for you, balanced trainers.

[@abrammcnair6867]

I love your videos and thank you for explaining so well. I am getting a new pit bull puppy and have been watch a ton of your videos to make sure i do a good job of teaching the dog and myself correctly. One question i have is you stated that you blew up at Mango and Buddy over coming to Diesel's pen. What does that mean and what does it look like?

[@dougmcnulty1130]

It meant that he understood his dogs would be outclassed very quickly if things went wrong. The Alapaha is Not a normal dog. It, in fact, is not a pet breed. You have to be an SS tier owner/handler to even Think of owning one.

[@mercswifejl]

Thank God you have him Larry! At different points his body language just screamed ticking time bomb. The way he tenses up, freezes and locks his eyes on you. Jeez....praying for you and Diesel's family.

[@adrianadams3139]

Love the video. I'm a real fan of the alapaha blue blood bull dog. He is a GREAT looking dog! Keep the vids coming with Diesel !

[@rikerFFXI]

The first steps and days off dog training are the most important. Please keep posting!

[@kaylfc]

really enjoyed that, be good to watch this dog's progress

[@vickyadams9390]

Very good!! Want to see more of you working with over stimulated dogs.

[@Alex-pv6vb]

Awesome vid Larry, diesel loves working

[@benallen951]

This is great to see how you work through training with Diesel. Keep them up!

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Yes I always say it is important to film these sessions so we as trainers learn where things are happening. Great job Larry : ) Thanks : )

[@cpcahill1997]

Please keep posting them Larry!! These videos are awesome!

[@sym6865]

Thanks I’m trying to train a dog right now it’s the same breed and your helping me train it

[@joyceruserious7920]

It's the leash, he is leash excitable. I had a dog that was like that so I want to see how you get him to stop biting the leash and barging the door when he is on leash. He would probably learn fast from watching a trained calm dog or maybe not but I'd like to see how to do this without another dog.

[@elizardovaldez2499]

Great work Man! Would love to see more videos on dogs like this or puppies

[@kbone7913]

We adopted an 11 month old 1/2 Alapaha Blue Blood (Dam) and English Bulldog (Sire) from my son, who had issues with Chewy and his other dogs. I was a little worried since we also had an English Bulldog that was 10 at the time. There was some issues in the beginning, however after doing some research I found one thing that help was for my wife and I to take both on walks together. The Idea behind this was to start introducing our new member as part of the pack. After only a few walks we no longer had any issues with Chewy being aggressive towards Mack. One thing for sure is if your going to own a Alapaha Bulldog you must be consistent in your training, they DO NOT respond to physical discipline, they are strong willed and very smart. If you take the time to train them properly you'll have a wonderful dog and great protector of ones household.

[@thedreampipe]

Gotta protect the tug toy!!

[@armour2king]

Dear Diesel, we were all happy to have you in our lives.

[@deanrowley8531]

He's beautiful I'm from the uk and the British bulldog is my dream dog but at two grand a dog I've got a LOT of saving to do but I wouldn't mind having him. What kind of bulldog is he we have two different British breeds and looks a LOT like one of them

[@Pomerham]

Hi Larry, where is the breeder info for this dog? It is a beauty and I am having trouble finding a reputable breeder. Do you have a link to the breeder?

[@cynthiajerro4310]

I like his personality he's beautiful

[@bighaasfly]

“If he does nip it off, I instantly lose 5 or 6 pounds” Earned a hit on the ol’ Like button. 🤣

[@SixSpeedSS]

Just watching in the first minute lol. What a beauty he is. Love the size, and whole appearance. Reminds me of a puppy's first time or first few times not being use to a leash. Funny to see a big horse like this reacting to a leash that way. Having lost the best dog I've ever had (APBT/French Mastiff - 75/25% cross), @11 to Nerve Degen and Cancer this past July, I'm just about ready to try and fill the open position with another big guy like this. Have interest in the American Bulldog types, as one of a few I'll be considering. Thanks for the clip, I'll watch the rest of this, and check your others to see if I might learn something.

[@revmarcell6449]

My Alapaha Blue Bulldog is one of the smartest dogs I’ve ever worked with. Your training system seems to work well. My dog is 7 months old and is big ,powerful and strong willed . He is harder to train in basics than a pit bull. Its his strong will and intelligence that needs refining.

[@voltrondefenderoftheuniver8658]

You know they used the Colby line of pitbull to create the Alapaha, right?

[@marloncampbell4708]

Beautiful dog❤🐕🐶

[@LiamMurphydogs]

Bud great video. I Your patience is perfect not that I have to tell you that but super impressed brother. Too many trainers try to show how much control they have too quick you clearly have confidence and KNOWLEDGE (can’t out Bulldog a Bulldog best quote). It’s like watching some young gun talk shit in a press conference before a big Ppv fight and the veteran fighter just waiting and being patient for the real moment. Super impressed man refreshing to see a REAL trainer

[@ncgirl454]

My heart rate went up when you keep bending down putting your face right next to him...

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

LOL Mine too!

[@carvin2003]

That dog took you to zone 3! Great video!

[@lynlalalala]

Oh my gosh!!! Your terminology and explanations had me ROFLMAO!!! 💕 💕 💕 Also, If it was me..... gal or guy, I'd reposition the food pouch to my side. 😉😉😉

[@mirmirbaxter8474]

I'd keep it there for protection so he doesn't lose that 5 to 6 pounds lol..

[@007NunyaBizNess]

He is a beautiful dog.

[@candlelove0952]

What a gorgeous yard and home!! That dog barking in the background sounds identical to my neighbors dog that I walk. What breed is barking? Beautiful training

[@damarcusglover4631]

What a beautiful dog!

[@leonorf2730]

What EXACTLY do you *mean* when you say "I got on Buddy" and "I got on Mango?" What did you do exactly? No vague terms, like "I showed them they can't do that". What physical actions did you physically do? I like your channel, but a lot of dog trainers use language like that and it's frustrating.

[@tash2166]

Got on.... I think he means correcting the dogs behaviour

[@elizardovaldez2499]

Crazy how this video got me interested in this breed I’m so saddened by Diesel’s passing so beautiful and strong Im honored to have a grand son of his Luba blue 11 week old puppy

[@TedH71]

Where did you get the info that he passed on?

[@tash2166]

Your a brave man...he is a gorgeous dog... Its all about respect with him lol

[@timhalcomb4041]

Continue with the videos enjoy watching what type of treats do you recommend and use

[@valb3759]

Love to see this progression from starting point, thanks!

[@SarahDavis-h6c]

I'd love more info on the leash for when our pups bigger.

[@colleenbarnes6447]

Love this. Please keep posting everything you do with him. Love seeing his progress .

[@lindareda5071]

Fabulous!!! Show us Diesels progress

[@ChoccoLot]

"Welcome to Diesel!" LMBO- Classic. Keep the videos coming! Happy 2020 brother!

[@Pomerham]

Hi Larry, where is the breeder info for this dog/ It is a beauty and I am having trouble finding a reputable breeder.

[@Yayo11111]

Switched this on and first 30 seconds hade crying lmao. My dog all over

[@jermaineblalock5553]

Nice to see your dog has had obedience training

[@8SiCK0LAKE1]

Keep them coming

[@biorbior8409]

larry, if the owners allow, please keep posting what you do. I'm not struggling with my big rottie/shepherd personally but I love to watch you working with dogs. its just to nice to see

[@Oblivionsurveyor]

Reminds me of my boy tank,, a Presa Canario Blue Blood Bulldog mix. Also him pulling on the leash is instinct, you can hand them livestock on a rope and they will hold onto it. It comes from the farm life in his ancestry. My boy would grab my other dogs leash when he is acting up...LOL

[@christopherbinion4321]

LOL Looks like 50% of the clients I deal with. Not a redliner but just enough dog to make you wanna take a nap later!😂

[@imlikeforeverxD]

this is exactly what we (viewers, pet dog owners) need! :) what a gorgeous boyy! he probably saw that leash as a tug toy :) he's probably thinking ohh that leash i'm coming for that sucker.. and then the handler freaks and the leash swings a bit and he might be all about ohh yeahh that's what i'm supposed to do! i'm coming at you damned leash! i swear ill get you! and then he pulls it and the handler pulls back there you have a tug of war and they get so much reward off of it... My dog wanted to do the same but we had already thought her tug of war and release, so when she took that leash we told her to release, because it's not a toy. and eventually she got the hang of that. We're both learning along the way it's my first own dog, we've had many dogs growing up as a kid but I really underestimated what was required to handle a young stressed puppy (she was put in ER 3 times the first 2 weeks because of stress as it got to her stomach to the point she was not keeping anything in including water), i had an image in my mind that was far from reality so i can't imagine what it's like for people having a dog for the first time in their life and handling them wrongly because of ignorance and just not knowing any better.

[@TheMmk88]

Oh My God, Too Funny !!! He is gorgeous and I think he likes your personality !!

[@toxica518]

Hi Larry was wondering whose Alapaha is this?

[@Lipperacci]

This is good! Thank you for doing this video. Please keep posting. This is how we learn. My guy Brutus he's a rott doesn't like a leash either. I get a similar reaction when trying to work with him on leash. I know it is completely my fault. I mostly worked off leash with him. No steering wheel. He is great off leash. He listens to commands I can take this dog anywhere but he's not great on leash. He hates the corrections. Which is not even a tap. I think he's a little bit of a sis. Lol!! No really , i think it annoys him. I have 2 pups I'm making sure get leash time so I don't have this issue when they are big. Easier to teach leash work young.

[@travisanderson2479]

Hi Sarah May this week be a week of blessing for you and your family.

[@jeffegg2]

Yes, I think he gets excited by the leash he wants to play tug!! My Jack Russell growls the same way when playing tug. Although she is not as serious of a dog! You are doing great!! One way I've used to stop leash biting, is to use a chain leash, not as fun to bite as the leather. At least until you have the relationship built up.

[@Arhan28]

A chain leash sometimes causes them to go for the handle rather then the leash, not great. Plus if they paw down the leash like in the video they can hurt their paw in a big way. Doesn't always work.... I'm curious to see if this dog gets over the leash issues as my shepherd was the same way. I ended up having to use a prong to get her to walk. I then fenced in the yard as I think the leash frustrated her on potty runs. Things are better but I don't 100% trust her on leash yet....

[@jeffegg2]

@@Arhan28 He's already over the leash issue. Once you have that relationship going, they will listen and not bite the leash. I bought chain leashes when my pup wanted to bite my good latigo leather leash, but only needed it for about a week.

[@jeffegg2]

However, the chain leash works great to hold a dog in the shower while I bathe them. Leather doesn't do so good in the water.

[@exon2708]

Keep posting videos like this please

[@samanthadreiling5699]

Gorgeous dog!

[@derekjackson1039]

Great channel

[@sergionunez6426]

Where do you get your good leashes?

[@jamalbaker6696]

In my Marvin Gaye voice...I WANT YOU...AND I WANT YOU TO WANT ME TOO...love this dog💯💯💯💯

[@rhadawg5857]

I applaud you every video you make I also tell everyone I meet the comes to me with questions just too good of an dog trainer

[@Lavir391]

One of your best videos !

[@damarcusdasher5187]

Plz keep up the videos I love them I got a rottie and boxer and your videos help a lot