Should You BEAT YOUR DOGS A**!?!?!?

[@jennsimbomi6809]

I’m so PROUD to hear you speak about that we need to fix this behavior because he could harm another dog. I have been fighting against the discrimination of pittbulls for 30 years…But we as owners HAVE to be RESPONSIBLE if we want to help that!!

[@blackhistoryonsteroids8196]

You smart

[@SSKK]

Man fellas I’m Proud and of you guys. Yall crushing it. Truly appreciate yall the game and knowledge yall give

[@andrecureton7587]

Im dealing with this same thing, these dogs have their own mind when they want . They will not even acknowledge you whenever they lock in on something

[@angelinacamacho8575]

most dogs over threshold wont listen to verbal cues or hand signals which is why its sometimes best to just walk away and let the dog calm down on its own before going back to the stimuli. repitition is everything when it comes to training.

[@DemonTime08]

You have to be an authority to that dog for one and unless that dog is for personal protection it should see people as a whole as who they listen to so you can introduce people to your dog and they can give a sit command and the dog will listen because imagine you aren’t home and now your wife can’t get the dog to listen on a walk you know it can be done just the sound of your voice that dog should be looking up at you for approval there are working line dogs who are independent thinkers like the kangal and livestock guardian dogs the APBT is not one of them they aren’t independent thinkers they are driven and they aren’t as out of control as even a Belgian malinoise even those dogs are nuts independent thinkers and are more people aggressive they just are packed full of muscle but those are more out of control dogs than an APBT but the APBT has that level of trainability they are really the perfect dogs you can use them as a sniff dog a hunting/catch dog personal protection dog or just family pet coach potato people say misinformation about pitbulls and that’s why people still believe the lock jaw bs they can be taught bad habits yes they were used as fighting dogs in the past but so were many other dogs it’s just they are the easiest to obtain dogs anyone can get one for cheap so the bad individuals get them and teach them bad qualities and they hurt people and other animals it’s a shame

[@Jstforkixxx]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@DemonTime08 long ass paragraph about Nothing! “you can introduce your dog to people and they can give a sit command and the dog will listen” ???? bro what ??? why would you want your dog listening to anybody’s commands ???

[@TonyYikes]

@@Jstforkixxx😂😂😂

[@zonepistolez9944]

​@@Jstforkixxxhe just explained that. What if someone has to watch your dog for you? I did this today with a pitbull. Dog was fighting with me at first. Pulling the leash trying to take it from me lol. Once I got some control, ask him to sit and he sat. I praised him, and we went for sniff's. But if it didn't listen, we won't move until.

[@jessiereadus7820]

Plenty of this with my Corso...staying calm and firm. My favorite phrase on the leash is "Don't pull me" It is an instant heel.

[@EddieMalone-uu8on]

This

[@REeLFUNNYsHortSs]

Same !

[@imillion82]

Lol I tell my dog am I walking you or you walking me lol

[@1reapr]

😂 I hit mine with the “before we go in the store speech” but in regards to pulling 😂

[@carol-zg9wi]

I also use the "don't pull Mama but I also use a prong/ mother's bite collar when we are out on our walks. I also keep treats in my treat pouche and a sqeekie ball in my pocket. I also use redirects and sit and stay commands. I have a professional trainer who's just Awesome

[@MsValove4]

As soon as I got my girl ((8 weeks)) I started training. She'll be 2 next month & the training hasn't stopped.

[@zonepistolez9944]

It's a everyday thing. Every walk, every park visit ect.

[@white_tiger9298]

Yes training is how it goes. Not whooping a**.

[@Aj-uq1uw]

Good job hopefully everyone understands daily training and exercise is mandatory

[@FlackCulli]

Pulling back is actually building aggression pulling directly up promotes calmer response

[@dogwondr]

No it doesn't because he's going to pull regardless, the intent is much more important

[@pittymama4500]

Either up, or down and to the side (away from the direction they wanna go). This prevents from giving inconsistent yanks that mean nothing and just desensitize the dog to the corrections in the end.

[@levianthony3944]

​@@dogwondrYes it does. You know nothing

[@ca2129]

Agreed, if I want the dog to “leave it” or “heel”. The command should be given. “Free” should not be the same as “get it”. The dog alerted to its toy that they are allowing it to attack. I let allow my dog to pull on command. And STOP pulling on command. The leash correction, is in addition to what my verbal instructions are. If I hold the leash low the dog will pull like a tractor. If I jerk the leash up or crack the leash it will sit or heel.

[@JamaicanToast]

Those breeds have been bred to do damage bro. You can train them all you want but once that switch button clicks!? It's nite nite

[@brotherkarl11]

Jesus is the way repent and give your life to Him

[@dedrickcharles9399]

❤

[@TravelBarsClubsRestaurants]

You gotta do these corrections right when they are pups…..don’t give them a lot of freedom when they’re young and they’ll know boundaries once they grow cause of the work you did early.

[@StillJones]

Gotta teach them right away @ a young age... i feel like at this age you can get them calmer eventually but they gonna always pull....

[@geterdone2723]

i have a 7 month old pitbull mastif cross and he is a 50lbs beast and i have worked him day and night and he still fights me but is perfect with wife and kids. ll work him like you guys and we will rule the wold keep it up my buds. Never raise a hand to those you love.

[@zonepistolez9944]

You do it out of love at times. Dogs do it when they correct

[@stephdhaone5488]

My bully still fights with me at 1 hard head mf 😂 but nice to everyone else

[@maliquemclean-m3u]

you have to try mental games and make him do less independent work for a bit. for example, let him tug with you and not just off a tree. u need to let him know u are the leader, have that body language. train him more with treats or w.e that motivates him. he's young now, now is the best time to be the best owner u can be and make him be the best dog he can be. if he's acting out correct that shit. u have a bandogge they are powerful.

[@ShayiLike]

They will always love you but they never forget.

[@alexjoneswasright11]

what tht mean

[@JPizz2008]

Good. That’s called learning

[@SinDaGamer]

i rescued mine stray dog and everything got him vaccinated now he’s good and healthy i do gotta yell very loud in order for him to understand

[@EZ33377]

Thank y'all. I needed to hear this. My bully pup has me having aneurysm because she acting like she don't know what I want. She's mixed w English bulldog so it's 100 X's worse. 😂😂😂

[@TJKeepingItHealthy]

I love how you take care of your dogs. I have my new pitbull/lab mix coming home this Friday! Take care of your dogs people!

[@Harper0416]

Excellent dogs, I had one that had a lab body and blues head. He was solid black and was ran over about 2 years ago

[@Harper0416]

Labrabull🤣🤣 that's what I told people mine was

[@Harper0416]

I've got a full blooded American bully now and I just thought my labrabull was a good dog... Lord the bulldog in him is what was amazing

[@thetoddfather5912]

This is my life right now with my boy Bruno. Thanks for the video. You guys are awesome.

[@thetoddfather5912]

American Bully Life!

[@Mr704kiam]

Bro tell me about it me and my bully snow go to wars

[@thetoddfather5912]

@@Mr704kiam 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@queenie4937]

Just got a frenchie puppy and my fiancé named him Bruno b4 even actually buying him he wanted a Bully badly 😂😂

[@MatthewWSmith-sz8uq]

I can agree to disagree. You get his or her attention first and correct them. Then, no matter what's going on around your dog, they'll listen. A simple smack with rolled up news paper to the noise or smack on his or rear-end. An make eye contact while doing this,and do it early. The mother will nip to correct her pups and stare the pup down. I owned a dog similar to that size. The dog will mirror your actions as well. Be consistent and patient. Then, you can simply make eye contact to discipline your dog. An eventually not use physical correction. FACTS!!! 😂

[@oscarpalacios2989]

Trev got that dark sense of humor and Stan is the proper one. That's why they make a great team👏 but these guys know dogs💯

[@carlosmendoza6734]

This guys is an idiot he don't know about dogs

[@raywill9149]

I hope everyone notices how big these gentleman are and the strength that they have to use to restrain that dog Point being, the average person who doesn't live on a farm with livestock to protect and manage does not need a big and intimidating dog Research different breeds and consider your needs and desires before choosing a dog to own I highly recommend a dog that You can easily overpower and pick up off the ground if necessary There are many dogs that fit this description and can still provide you good protection and security If you choose wisely and pick a smaller dog but you aren't all the way confident, get a second dog to provide company, back up and to form a pack between the three of you (and of course You Must Be The Alpha)

[@pittymama4500]

People have the strength just not a willingness to do it. I'm a 145 lb female with very strong and heavy dogs that I can't just pick up. But they are not getting anywhere when I plant my feet! They will NOT get to where they want to go by doing all that. Engagement is such an important thing to build. It helps that I've never had to worry about one of mine redirecting or doing anything to further challenge my charge therefore i do not question forcing them. I do little things to show them that I am their leader because I know that they are probably stronger than me but I'll never let them think that way.

[@josefgerken4002]

A pinch collar requires very little effort to restrain a dog. You just have to know how to use one properly.

[@MsMoonMagic]

​@@pittymama4500I agree, I am a 130 lb. woman and I have a Catahoula/Chow who's about 60 lbs. and American Pitbull Terrier/American Bully who's about 75-80 lbs. They are both very strong. They are also both intact males. I walk them both at the same time and they do not pull me all over whenever they feel like it. I have rules and boundaries they need to follow. Leave it is the command I use when they try to fixate on anything. I stop it before it happens.

[@a1tech11]

😂 He got on Crocs on the grass

[@raywill9149]

@@a1tech11 He could've had on spikes And he Still would've had his hands full

[@mirvcle91]

I’m as physical with the dogs, as I need to be as the leader. My doggos walk no lease, no collar, all while being constantly stimulated by squirrels rabbits, birds, no fences between them and neighbors dogs etc, haven’t had accidents at all. So many ways to get a male dog in line, getting physical is one of them.

[@d3cryptk33p3r]

You mentioned male dogs. What about with female dogs? Do they behave differently than male dogs, so they need to be treated differently? Thanks in advance for your response.

[@NeonBanshee00]

I feel like the females I've had are way more prey driven. If it moves she wants shake the life out of it

[@RockoBolo]

I never had beat my bully, he's only 7 months old. I converse with him day and night. He's very smart and the best dog I've ever had. You have to put the time into your dog.

[@yaaarightt4127]

He has no clue what your saying , reward good behavior and discipline bad behavior that’s the only way

[@SolitaryCamp]

😂

[@SolitaryCamp]

The dog wispier

[@MeezyOutDa337]

Yall talk about y’all’s day?

[@Mostwantedbully]

@@yaaarightt4127 loool serious

[@BirdFromYakiVegas]

I seen some infomercial ad late night yrs ago. What he did was show a simple trick that if the dog pulls "out the gate" soon as you leave home turn him around n go back home & give him/her a treat if they stop on demand n didn't pull. So I tried that over and over with my pity when he was young & it worked. H got so good I never had to walk him with a leash. Did that with my next two or three Pitties & it still worked (although only my first one I could have off leash, I was doing High School had all day to train tho.) One dog tho was hard, every Walker have to go in and out the house 5 times to stop him from tugging, eventually he got it but he was just hard-headed and I got to him late.

[@EMEKATV]

yea a e collar would probably be best. I have a dogo argentino and I understood from the jump that in order to control her it would be take a lot training wise just to make sure my commands were received in high stressful situations.

[@qb4608]

Prong collar and clicker Stan! One session you'll be surprised. I wish I can show you. I have a 1 year old full breed pit and he was a tornado with legs. He was super reactive and still is but extreme improvements in a few weeks. I can take elevators with people now and he's focused on me. Walks are amazing! I had the same collar that you are using and it's making it 10x worse! The prong is snug high up on the neck and provides real proper corrections. Simple pops is all it takes. Try it out. Wish you guys the best!

[@krisstathakopoulos7409]

Spot on sir

[@mlean83]

im sure youd change with one session too

[@certain.t]

I strongly second this and I have a high strung alpha male.. who's 5 now lol. Smartest damn dog I've ever worked with and the prong training collar, when papering properly used, is the only thing that works on leash. With the same collar that you're using, which I also use, it's easier controlling my boy off leash after using the prong collar.

[@Roads2RichesRickkk]

Both my dogs getting they ass whooped😂💯But I’ll never to try to hard at it…But Discipline is Next to Obedience so to each its own …Btw My Dogs Shows Excellent understanding when they get whooped to understand it’s not personal it’s business 👌🏾

[@marvolovesgod385]

Jesus Christ loves you so much and died for your sins💙❤

[@PurposePuppyhome]

Yes indeed

[@bravedave90]

I don't have a dog and probably will never get one and its because of this channel. But, i love watching and learning. Poor EGO didn't know what to do when Trev started walking him. He wants that rope but he gotta listen daddy first 😆

[@Krazyyy00]

I'm glad you made this video bc I'm dealing with my pit doing the same shi

[@angelinacamacho8575]

my mutt is part yorkie so he isnt as big but he has just as much tenacity when he sees something. when he pulls i basically do the same thing by constantly walking away, making him turn around to face me or away from the stimuli, and waiting for him to calm down. its a bit repetitve but its been working and now his reactivity has lessened. i also give him a much better outlet for his drive. i dont care about how long training takes i care about how long it lasts. training can take months or years but id rather have it take that long and last a lifetime.

[@Tezzy404]

I own two bully boys and I don’t have to beat them and abuse them. They’re easy dogs to train if you know what you’re doing and put the time in

[@columbusohio72]

Starts early

[@white_tiger9298]

Exactly. People who beat their dog like this is the reason they turn aggressive... not all but not all will take it either.

[@teachersikhumbuzomoyo5419]

Realistic trainers-ever- truthful no magic like other so-called trainers portray it to be❤

[@keen6000]

Ego is a powerhouse. He has plenty of energy and probably needs to release it before he starts listening

[@bigbaaladon]

100%

[@MyersEmpires]

Sharp phonestics that communicate to the dog what you want is another tip you can use to reiterate commands. Instead of saying "No" I'll use a sharp "CHH".

[@ojalajodi]

I think you would have a better quick response to get his attention if you used a prong collar. Not to hurt him but as a tool. He is so big and strong it’s really necessary. Both my dogs (bull massif other a wolf hybrid) instantly listen better when it’s on. I don’t really need to make corrections anymore they just know collars on time to listen. Love what you’re doing, Bully breeds are a HUGE commitment and high RESPONSIBILITY.

[@Mostwantedbully]

lol your dog should listen whether the collars on or not… 😂😂

[@mlean83]

put a prong collar on and see how that "tool" works for you while its being tugged at

[@andrecureton7587]

Nah I don't wanna hurt him for being a 🐕

[@robertrivera3624]

Thank you. very informative. You guys are awesome!

[@maliquemclean-m3u]

most definitely correct about the voice part

[@shaytovensdetail]

W video very informative cause u have to talk but calm is 🔑

[@thomaslopez2427]

He’s a beautiful boy! 👍🏼 🐕

[@marlonetheredge3325]

You have to get in the dogs mind and control it .

[@The4ceMan]

Apparently u do what u feel is right for your dog. If u don’t hit em don’t hit ‘em. If you hit ‘em don’t abuse him.

[@2020GFE]

This the one right here like let’s be real if the dog is considered your child you might have to discipline them from time to time

[@noemorales84624]

I cannot walk my Dobe in those crocs😂

[@painisvergina3693]

Lmao my Pitt does that too, right when you think they are calm and listening 😂 that’s when they go nuts

[@briannablackman7409]

Tbh I love his concept but as a dog trainer myself you can't always remove from the distraction you pull up and even that they can become immune to sometimes prong collar is needed I can assure you if the was a Caucasian Shepard Corso or borboel he would have a very hard time with that collar and that concept

[@youknowimcute21]

My boyfriend however completely disagree. He says that these dogs have to know who is dominant, you can never let them feel like they are the alpha. I do agree that this type of dogs are stubborn dogs. Very strong willed . If your dog is food motivated then get him some treats the freeze dried ones work well for me. The fact that he is toy motivated could make him a great service dog, all military and police trained dogs are toy motivated not food motivated.

[@StrategicRecluse-gn6re]

LMBO I saw you EGO ! ! He really tried to wear his trainer out (playfully) using his muscles ! Over there just smiling lmbo I saw him do that with Tron 😂 I love this channel ❤

[@Moe412_]

Mine did prong collared. He’s beyond stubborn and he’s only a year old. When I give demands I’m on drill sergeant time with my commands. He listens… but I can tell it’s out of fear. We be in situations where I need results asap and the super nice stuff can’t work. But I been working with him. He be wanting to play and play ruff around the clock. Exercise or not smh.

[@mitto23]

Definitely should have treats so they know , yes some dogs are independent n some don’t understand certain thing but it’s always good to go over things w ya dog so they know n understand any situation

[@gggfaxvett23]

I met a big carso dog breeder. His dogs wore no leash and mine don't either. What works is non aggressive restraint. My bully since i had her i would lay her on her side and hold her by her shoulder and hips calmly firmly so she could not get up for however long it took for her to understand there's nothing she can do and she relaxes. Ionly did it a few times for her to understand. Idk much about training but i treat and good food train too. But my bully became really calm in her interactions, spontaneous or not. Idk what really works btw. I got two bullys one boxer all 1 year olds

[@smurf_n_wesson9064]

That Wanderlust in Bullies is something serious!…they’ll have all the commands down pack and….🦋

[@lawrencebolt3540]

I suggest draining his energy on a long walk or hike before trying obedience training next time. May have accomplished the same results in half the time. Great work otherwise.

[@jferg8956]

That doesn’t work an is way too time consuming

[@columbusohio72]

That can be a totally separate video.

[@That_one_introvert.]

@@jferg8956Real training takes time 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@franciscaliando8069]

I have a dog that does not have a good attention span, will not focus on toys, food. Once hes tired and hungry from running for an hour hes more responsive. Be consistent and focused. XLs are very stubbon. Just persists and talk clearly using the same words with the same responce. I call out an order then call 3 ( good boy if he responds) 2 ( neutral) 1 (bad boy, scorn and re direct)

[@duece-rv3fp]

That defeats the purpose most likely he’ll be energized when y’all are out and about so this is like a simulation

[@kristenjennings1240]

I know that's right preach !!! 🙌

[@ChristianRobinson]

I need an adjustable collar for my pits because my dogs necks are too thick. Where did you get that collar?

[@ohcra]

Yes.

[@raygreenfinger]

A half choke collar, long walks Then training then walk home. During the walk give commands. All this starts from Day 1, yes from 3 months or whenever you get the dog. Treats if the dog is food driven or toys/ball, positive reinforcement all in combination From Day 1. Train your dog

[@LonghornsLegend]

Correct but a lot of people get these dogs, and just throw some toys in a yard and don't put in any training at all. I see it everyday.

[@raygreenfinger]

@@LonghornsLegend I train my dog cause it benefits Everyone around where I live but mostly it benefits my dog an me. But yes I know a few people who do jus that an wonder y they are having problems, some you can offer help but some jus shouldn't have a animal what so ever

[@tstreams4962]

All comments to this first post are facts.

[@lorrmin]

​@@raygreenfingertraining is never done. It's a lifelong process to reinforce commands and gives the dog enrichment and keeps him from getting bored therefore destructive

[@raygreenfinger]

@@lorrmin read what I wrote an tell me where I said that I train up to a point an stop. Any sensible dog owner Knows this. It's the Stupid owner who trains the dog up to a point then stops

[@johndowe17]

Y’all should try working with them at public parks with other dogs around. After he master this stage

[@GermanyJerseyShore]

"Thousand page essays" is accurate lol

[@trodriguez362]

I want to ask your opinion, someone I know tried to mate his dogs so the female was in heat and he put the male in the yard together. shen he tried to retrive the male dog , the dog tried to attack him. Thus has happen more than once shen the female was in heat. He finally put the male dog down ecause he said he couldnt trust the dog In my opinion he jumped the gun too early. Can you give me your ideas in a situation like that

[@AliciaHarris-q4e]

Omg! This is what I’m dealing with. Anything moving that is not human is a threat and she has to attack! Those three things I fear each and every time I am outside with her on a leash. She hurt another animal. Another animal hurting her. Or I’m going to jail and she being put down. 😢

[@LJohnson71]

Thank you for this info. We have a 75lb American Bully, and he does this on a regular

[@Charlotte-bz8ho]

Your a fool if you don’t beat your dog but honestly it just depends on how much patience you have but always remember most of the time it’s your fault

[@ucuttmyballz2210]

I'm fro' Charlotte too..gr8 minds think alike

[@blueflare3848]

You don’t need to be abusive to get your dog to listen. A correction is not the same as hitting your dog.

[@Charlotte-bz8ho]

@@blueflare3848 abusive too strong of a word discipline is needed depending on breed and dogs temperament and also should be a last resort

[@blueflare3848]

@@Charlotte-bz8ho Beating the shit out of your dog is abuse. Giving your dog corrections (such as with a leash) is discipline and not inherently abusive. You don’t need to beat your dog to get it to listen to you.

[@Charlotte-bz8ho]

@@blueflare3848 you’re reaching and exaggerating you don’t have to beat the “sh*t” out your dog but again depending on the dogs breed and temperament you sometimes might have to give the dog a small “spank” because dogs are pack animals and territorial this is what leads to dogs attacking other dogs on the street because regardless of fear or whatever the dog needs to know YOU are in charge….we’re talking bout animals not humans we don’t share the same level of consciousness and again dog is still an animal mental/physical discipline is apart of life no debating that

[@yourboiyousif4237]

If my Corso isn’t behaving every now and then he’ll catch a slap. Giving ur dog a slap isn’t wrong but constantly abusing a dog is different. If your controlling a big dog you want him to know who’s dominant otherwise he’ll walk all over you when his fully grown at 130+ ibs

[@ladonnafuller732]

No He Are She Trust You Especially If You Have Shelter Dog And If Was Missed Treated What’s The Point They Will Love You Without The Beating ❤❤❤❤❤

[@d9daprogrammer]

There is a difference between correction and abuse, you can firmly correct your dog without trying to kill them. Most people that own bully breed dogs, don't spend enough time watching them with a alpha pack leading dog, I honestly love where my dog is discipline wise, but I also know I could have done much more in the training aspect but one thing my dog knows is when my voice get firm whatever he is doing he should stop, I am firm on NO, MOVE and STOP.

[@fankey4342]

The I can't give up look (hitting my head). It happens

[@b.s.tkennels4035]

Good content bro...Ya gotta control your hound & keep a dominant patient mind frame

[@cassandraturman6308]

You can't spoil and then try to whip him for your behavior as a parent just like parents that let the kids do whatever and then send them out to the world with that bad behavior. My baby is smart and handsome 🦴⭐🦴⭐🦴⭐🦴⭐🦴

[@bYOUtfulRoseNails]

“But imma ask him a little bit more because he’s being a little asshole.” 😂😂😂 That pretty much is my sweet boy 😂 He does exactly what he wants unless I have a reward treat.

[@brendanrobinson6351]

Why not use a prong for corrections? Not judging , just trying to understand - I would think the dog believing he could move me toward an object he wants is giving him an opportunity to be alpha or at least believe he can make power moves on me.

[@staxsMo]

Yall should practice the “thats bad” command also it helps for me wit my corso

[@BlackDavid40]

Ego almost looked scared to go after that rope once Trev took hold of the leash. 😆😂

[@027Cherie]

As if allow that to happen 😂😂😂😂all I could hear is DMX what you really want from a ....grr...❤ Ego is the man😊

[@christopherthurston7369]

He reminds me a lot of my boy ….. have you ever had a dog like him that when he gets ahold of something he won’t let go

[@DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx]

Love that alpha male energy big bruhs

[@cichlid_kings]

😂😂😂 Much Respect Fellas 😂😂😂 Preciate all the knowledge with these strong willed dogs!

[@PittBlu213]

A good balanced trainer knowledgable with using prong collars and e collars would help you drastically.

[@PittBlu213]

@Longdown the trainer in the video is already using decent technique but not the right equipment and those are the tools needed in this situation. You may know more than me I'm only a professional dog trainer specializing in behavioral modification for over 14 years who owns multiple businesses including my board and train facility where we train thousands of dogs.

[@PittBlu213]

@Longdown you really just named three protection sport dog trainers lmfao 🤣😂🤣😂. Dog training is a huge practice with many different forms and purposes. The trainer in the video is obviously a balanced pet dog trainer with some knowledge of behavioral modification. They are two very different things. Shows everyone you have no idea what you are talking about. Have you ever even been around a dog before? 🤦‍♂️🤡

[@PittBlu213]

@Longdown wrong again their are many different fields all with their own specialists. You should know this if you are a fan of ivan balabanov or Michael Ellis. As an example we do service dog training at my board and train Something most sports dog trainers know absolutely nothing about. My personal specialty is pet dogs with behavioral issues such as dominant aggression and fear aggression which are not ideal candidates for sport dog training. As a matter of fact only a very limited few dogs of not only specific breed but also even more specific bloodline are chosen for dog sport. Many spot dog trainers have fallen into the trap of purchasing a dog of the right breed but poor genetics and so they just get rid of the dog. I train dogs of every breed and bloodline regardless of if you got it from a shelter or reputable breeder. Please keep going you are digging yourself deeper and deeper in a hole. 🤦‍♂️

[@PittBlu213]

@Longdown you are so confidently wrong as a result of being extremely simple minded. You speak about an entertainment aspect that has absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand the same way dog training isn't reliant or graded on how entertaining it is. You are just giving your opinion which is you like sport dog training and that's fine. The fact of the matter is sports dog trainers have it easy in a lot of ways considering they only work with dogs who have been genetically bred to do the exact job they are supposed to do. Training a dog to be a pet is much more unpredictable and difficult. I'm in no way saying I could do what they do but they also cant do what I do. There is levels to each individual field the same way Boxers dont transfer well to UFC fighters (for the most part) and vice versa.

[@PittBlu213]

@Longdown I'm curious what you do for a living 🤣

[@lisabanerjee7942]

Can you do the difference between food guarding & food aggression, how can this be corrected

[@blackhistoryonsteroids8196]

Dogs aren't the problem. People are the problem. About to start training on a 2 year old pocket. I will reference this video again.

[@rileyjothecorso9732]

Hand signals in the beginning with your training, dogs don't understand language but can eventually learn what word goes with each command and your puppy should never break a command until he or she is told to an set boundaries with everything your puppy does for example you should be able to set a steak 🥩 In front of your dog and they should wait until you tell them it's okay to eat. There's so many things that helps issues with a reactive dog i had my hands full in the beginning with My Corso he'll be 3 years old in March and I walk with prosthetics and my boy Riley sure loves squirrel 🐿️'s and I have a lot of good memories eating the dirt holding onto his leash 😂 and I honestly don't think he would kill the squirrel because he loves other dogs and people but if he doesn't know you then you can't come into our home or property. I've learned a lot of things that I wish I knew in the beginning that would have made things easier the 4 most important commands are stop, stay recall and this isn't really a command but your puppies attention when you say it's name their eyes should be locked on your's waiting for you to tell it what to do . Your dog should never fear you but respect you and want to do what his or her owner wants them to do because they respect you as their leader their alpha. Prong collars are a very great tool if used correctly and never and I repeat never used to punish or abuse your dogs . Every dog breed is going to be somewhat different in certain areas whether it's health related or aggression because I've owned several Pitbulls throughout my life and some boxers that were mixed with a Blue heeler and when started dating a woman i had been friends with for 20 years and her brother had a Corso that I had no idea what Corso was before that and honestly this will tell you how much knowledge I had about dogs at the time was i thought bull mastiff was the only type of mastiff breed there was 😂 and that pitbulls jaws locked and with all fairness I've done almost 9 years in Tennessee department of corrections i got my GED while I was incarcerated and my mom was so proud she had my picture when I walked out and got a blank piece of paper 📜 so yeah I'm definitely not the brightest guy in the world but you would be surprised what you can learn from reading and doing some research. You have some beautiful puppies my friend.

[@fenrirslair5067]

75% of my body is paralyzed now but I refuse to give up having pitbulls so I have to have so much patience and time since I can't out muscle them and it's so dam frustrating

[@getrichtothis1585]

All I ever owned they are hard headed lol especially boys

[@AGENTxxF34R]

Discipline builds character and you have to establish that the owner is top dog of the pack….

[@Jovial_1]

“Put it over there… 👉🏼 too much stimuli” 😆

[@maxman-357]

If this isn't my one year Corso? 😮 Thanks for the advice.

[@skylarbluebluenosebully8535]

Would love to become a part of the team to help train. Taught my baby the leave it command by first offering treats then it went to random treats, then transitioned to pets and praise.

[@Harper0416]

My 3 year old granddaughter can walk mine. Now he's only 75 lbs but he strong. He's pretty calm with the kids anyway but wrapping the leash around his shoulder technically makes her stronger

[@Harper0416]

Why do my comments keep getting deleted

[@Harper0416]

Tried to explain how to wrap his shoulder but it keeps being deleted

[@cew630]

Ego cracks me up 😂

[@brandonhernandez6291]

I learn so much from yall

[@rozlin313]

Why are you using a collar vs. a harness? Is his breathing hard frim choking? Really need to know what Im hearing.

[@pittymama4500]

All I got to do most of the time is put on my growly voice and give that look. I'm sure all the humans think you're mean and absolutely insane but idc what they think. I raised my dog trying to use the most natural forms of "dominance" (not to be confused with aggression)including my voice. We can growl too and it makes em think! Edit: my dogs were raised with these practices and I wouldn't necessarily just start growling at an adult dog and expect it to be like "oh okay"

[@LegendWest2k]

Dogs like this require calm energy and a confident/firm handler. Also takes patience lol

[@gigologreenz3277]

I’m here with a 50 lb Doberman. Very driven dog. Easier to correct but definitely is sensitive to how im feeling. I’m calm, he’s calm. I’m getting impatient he gets crazier..

[@rodgerbattle8692]

Gotta correct your pups early and be serious with them the understand what your telling them especially daily training with commands

[@LegendWest2k]

Prong collars are 100% the way to go

[@1atinlove]

What strategy do you use around other dogs? My male has good recall, and pay attention to me all the time...but bring another dog around and it just does not work. Do you have a strategy to deploy for that?

[@MyersEmpires]

Im curious, what are your thoughts on prong collars?

[@bennyjames558]

I did with my pit bull and when he became a full adult i never had to touch him, hew was fully trained to the snap of my fingers he knew each snap ment something different l rather ut be sit, lay down, sit down, calm down, or stop playing rough with other dogs and cone here. And he was breed from full breed fighting pits. He did even bit me before when i was beating his ass dyring the learning phasec it wasn't a full bite more like a scrape but it never happened again after that and he turned out to be a perfect dog! I could walk him without a leash in public and my boss and co worker's would beg me to bring him to work everyday and i was working at advanced auto parts at the time

[@yishaithegift9953]

Man he has some serious aggression. I have a 4 year old female red nose( not XL) she’s energetic when she plays but very obedient on the leash. The slightest pull and she slows down. Sometimes I’m not pulling she is, and then looks back at me. Like what’d I do?

[@jamesonsdad4523]

3min in and I’m like 🤔 this “professional” looks as experienced as I am 😂

[@yoyoe9389]

Yes I have to deal with that 😂 yeah I had a zapper at one time but it started to ignore that

[@2020GFE]

The more I watched this trev definitely be popping ego ass just watch his reaction when trev corrects him

[@ObliviouslyGifted]

🤡🎪 THIS WAS A MASTER CLASS IN CLOWN SHOW ANTICS! I THINK YOU GUYS STUDIED AT THE SAME COLLEGE AS STEVE-O!!🔴~HONKA

[@Trill4life777]

Pick the right breed💪🏾😭💯

[@codychavarria6088]

Is it the same type of consistency for a presia canario??? He's three and he's starting to get aggressive

[@Blackkray219]

Yes but his aggression might be genetic based

[@SunflowerGoddezz]

I'm trying not to do the spanking thing cause I feel it makes them afraid or more aggressive some time but my pup is 5 months and darn near as tall as my bully xl and I'm trying to make sure she's trained enough so I can handle her