Scariest Dogs | Dogs Behaving Very Badly

From a Jack Russell who doesn't let anyone into the room, to a Rottweiler who won't stop biting, we take a look at some of the scariest dogs.
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Britain is a nation of dog lovers, but what happens when domestic bliss turns to chaos? Luckily, there's someone you can call. Master dog trainer, Graeme Hall is on a mission to restore harmony across the country. He has built his reputation on finding quick but long-lasting fixes to almost any unwanted dog behaviour, helping to train over 5000 canines (and 1 fox!) and their owners. His mantra is clear: "Any Dog, Any Age, Any Problem."

[@NabillMussa]

I love this program Graham is a genius

[@ellenomalley3887]

One thing I have noticed why haven’t any of the owners done any basic training with their dogs if they had they would have manners 😀

[@holliebeachill7589]

Yes exactly

[@julielevinge266]

First thing you do especially if there aggressive as you don’t know who’s going to get hurt? As this woman said what if it were a child??? If a dog has no boundaries it’s cos they haven’t been given any.

[@julielevinge266]

Exactly what I thought too! When was the first time they excepted being snapped at or bitten by their own dog? Dogs look to you for boundary’s & you give them those boundary’s, if you don’t then obviously they’ll become out of control!!

[@shannongernon6647]

1st dog is a bully that has learned behaviour 2nd dog is over stimulated and redirects in the form of mouthing (what's the betting they play fought with him as a younger pup) 3rd dog has a mix of the two, plus hormones raging though 4th dog seems to have a nervous baseline to his behaviour with some possession issues (anxiety) reaction time needs to be a lot quicker, once that first grumble is heard....react instead of waiting for the dog to go fully reactive.

[@ElliesWolftrave2456]

All I say is research the breed of dog you get before you get that breed! And know boundaries!

[@virginiaallenby2508]

People need to know, they are the boss. Thank God for Graham.

[@ellie8263]

Graham is like Jo Frost but with dogs

[@julielevinge266]

Never ever take being snapped at by a Jack Russell or any dog! Mine was very nervous but we took action immediately he learnt that nobody was gonna hurt him but neither were we gonna except being bitten. Things have been fine for last 9 years, but you never know.

[@rustyhowe3907]

This is the way, and it builds confidence in both your family and the dog as everyone establishes themselves comfortably while feeling safe and secure.

[@stuartstretton6894]

I notice that its not the dogs fault,its DOPEY,SOFT OWNERS!. Honestly,i can't believe what they put up with 😤i sit here fuming, still,makes good telly.GREAT WORK GRAHAM👍 But you really need to be telling these disillusioned idiots some home truths PLEASE!!!

[@ToxicFlame100]

Totally agree. Im sitting here with my 3 dogs watching this and I just cannot believe how stupid some of these people are. Clearly no research was done on the breeds before getting them or anything about even basic obedience training. They just expect the dogs to come out, grow up and behave trained

[@demc9525]

Looks like my passport photo...well done Graham...

[@mariannevontrapp1063]

😂😂

[@lunarmoon423]

Loving this programme,..

[@courteneyevans41]

this is so cool dogs behaving badly

[@CableAnna]

I don’t understand why people are so fond of Jackrussels, I know many that are troubled which is often due to the owner but why get one in the first place?

[@rustyhowe3907]

I've always been of the firm stance that unless I had work for such an animal then I wouldn't get such a beastie personally, nothing but trouble when they have nothing to do for a job.

[@courteneyevans41]

it is so epic

[@lily_m3538]

Astonishing that these people own dogs and are so clueless.

[@user-zb3ot8km1j]

People accept this crap off small dogs all the time. Its NOT acceptable. I had a yorkie attack my stafford. The owner though it was ok cis it was a small dog. I asked him as a 5ft woman, would it be acceptable to jump up and bite him on the nose , because he was 6ft tall ??? Stupid people need training 🙄

[@bigtone1348]

AKA The prat in the cravat

[@Kuro_Reaper]

Don't follow anything this guy says; it's terrible advice and will make problems worse. This guy does not have any qualifications in dog training. He has simply worked with dogs for a number of years and got a TV show. He is not a member of any dog training or behaviour organisations. If you go onto his website for his school the only thing he goes on about is his tv appearances and claiming to be one of the "uk's top expert trainers" but anyone can claim that... There is so much evidence that has concluded that harsh punishments cause more behaviour problems than they solve. Being forceful with a dog and threatening them causes them to act out more aggressively or be extremely fearful. In addition to that; science has debunked the whole "dogs are trying to dominate/bully humans" it simply is not true. So standing there and intimidating the JRT with a long paper bat is just traumatizing the poor dog further. If you actually know about dog behaviour you will see the dog is tense, licking it's lips and when the camera isn't trying to be up in the dogs face; he is avoiding eye-contact, showing the whites of the eyes. This is a VERY VERY scared/stressed out dog who likely needs medication to manage this. The dog attacks out of overwhelming fear and then once the dog "backs off" she goes into hiding under the table and is rewarded for hiding under the table in fear. The dog is attacking the bat because someone has probably has hit the dog with something similar, this is NOT a normal reaction for a dog to be displaying. A dog with aggression only towards humans knows the difference between a human and a rolled up newspaper. ...I hope these people find a new dog trainer who won't treat the dog in such an abusive way. Reality TV show loves to employ people who will make an interesting show rather than people who actually have qualifications and understanding in canine psychology.

[@shannongernon6647]

100% agree with alot of this Sick of repairing the damage people have caused there dogs and worsened behaviours and causes new to develop due to mimicking methods from the likes of people such as this man and Cesar Milan. Assessment periods are vital to understanding why a dogs exhibiting certain behaviours. Confronting aggressive behaviours with aggressive body language and aggressive physical actions will only supress behaviour not fix it

[@WilmaWalma]

This is my third episode I've watched of this show, and I was about to drop it because it feels like he has no clue what he's doing. I just see red flags all over the place. So reading your comment made me feel good that my feelings were right. I'm not an expert myself, but I have to pomeranians that have benefited a lot of positive reinforcement training and a lot of what I've learn is just the opposite of what this guy is teaching... I've been watching some of "It's me or the dog" with Victoria, and learned some tips and tricks from her, although I'm sure there are things to critize in that show too....

[@user-dp4oc3xv4b]

Please don t follow this guy s advice

[@trek-spark8507]

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