Teaching Dog Park Etiquette To An Aggressive Bulldog | Cesar 911 Season 1, Ep. 4 - Part 2

[@ravenwolf7128]

So happy for that woman recovering from cancer get leadership of her dog (who looks totally devoted to her) and her great supportive friends at the dog park--beautiful story. Thank you, Cesar.

[@RichardGolD-wz3is]

Wolf you need San Juan

[@Danielle-nz9tn]

Watching so many of these stories where we see the story of the dog owner makes me realize that we need to have a lot of empathy for owners struggling with bad dog behavior because it almost always seems to start because of some difficulties the owner is experiencing, whether it is a difficult transition, disruption in the home, health crisis, etc.. Even just anxiety and low confidence on the part of the human is something to have compassion for. It’s so easy to blame the people out of fear and judgment, but it just makes things worse for everyone.

[@grandestyledoggrooming]

I agree 1000 percent.

[@erikaLS305]

"This is where the village raises the baby" i love it.

[@burtmann3921]

so true. This is what humanity looks like. God bless that entourage

[@ZebaKnight]

It's great that a whole community got Cesar's help for a lovely, fragile, healing woman who was in danger. Bless you all, and bless you, Cesar, for helping dogs so brilliantly. You also help millions of people you never even meet. (I remember Titan' story. I hope that _Brent_ is doing well - with a great new romantic partner!)

[@JBliehall]

A beautiful woman (inside and out) that is fighting her own battles to just keep on living and still has the time and energy to help Cupid.....great lady!!!!

[@TattooOclock]

Isn’t she SO pretty ?

[@Xformat01]

I realize this is an old video, but I hope this beautiful woman was able to overcome her cancer and broken back.

[@shellyandjamietucker7263]

AMEN ❤❤❤❤

[@gabe_2544]

“She has the right dog, she just needs to be right for the dog.” That simple statement says so much about how those of us who have dogs and those who will get one eventually need to learn and maintain. Our dogs deserve it.

[@DogLover_365]

💯💯💯💯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@PlanttreesMS]

What a wonderful group of people! It's great to see so many people find a way to connect with each other in a deep and meaningful way. Of course, Cesar rushed to help, he is a humanitarian with a talent for helping people, as well as dogs. Even so, what Marylin needs is a Yorkie or a Schnauzer.

[@josephviste8065]

She is lucky to be able to walk after a broken back God bless her.

[@klerain5774]

These people at this dog park are so beautiful. I belong to a large dog park, its 59km and I have made some beautiful friends there but that dog park is definitely very special. I learn so much from watching Cesars videos

[@melisavierra7812]

This really hit home. We have a similar group at our dog park. Amazing people and awesome dogs. Everyone is so respectful of each dog’s disposition. If a dog doesn’t play well with others we just wait to go into that part of the park. It’s all about the communication, on both sides. Best of luck to all 😊

[@petermahr2511]

What a tough woman and great neighbourhood.

[@sapiophile545]

She's beautiful like a classic singer or actress. Her spirit is lovely as well

[@TattooOclock]

Can we take a moment to admire how gorgeous Marylin is! Her hair and style and just so naturally pretty ! Inside and out

[@lorriegallardo8053]

She did so well. She should be so happy and proud of herself and her dog. Also, good job again, Cesar.

[@vinniekay0967]

It's ofcourse a 2 sided issue. The dog's being great cause she instinctively felt/knew her owner was more vulnerable and Might be in need of protecting..

[@amacuro]

Yeah, the young girl was just throwing shade at her ex. They obviously had too much friction going on. But what she should have admitted is that her attitude was the problem. Once Cesar fixed her attitude a little bit, then the dog responded. Of course being in a bad relationship would lower her self esteem and become more weak, which would trigger the dog in a negative way.

[@vinniekay0967]

@@amacuro I guess that girl that broke up with her boyfriend for the dog? Then i agree with you about her 'bossie attitude'.

[@lynnmoser6918]

I have told people for decades now that dogs take on the disposition of their owners. And Cesar shows it every time as he corrects people and helps dogs. People!

[@joekewl13]

Marilyn is so beautiful with such a gentle soul 💕 I totally understand why the dog park community all love her so much! 💗 She seems like such an amazing person.

[@anythingoldmechanical]

Brilliant episode, lovely dog, Beautiful lady !

[@gamtngirl3655]

I love Cesar. I learn so much from him.

[@Simplirite]

What a beautiful group of people. Wow. Good people do exist 😢

[@ericdoe2318]

If you’re walking your dog and ever see a lady like that walking a dog like that best keep your dog and yourself far away from them because the dog is definitely running that show and it’s only a matter of time.

[@Robert-yc9ql]

Nicely done. 😊 Dog lovers are a different breed.

[@bquade70]

Love all the free help Cesar, So does my heeler!... You've helped us both tremendously! Thank you. Lake Havasu 🌞 Az USA 🇺🇸

[@mariasmunoz4235]

I'm proud of Cesar for helping a fragile woman recovering from cancer and back injury. And the community became her family and supported her on her gurney. And the other women she happily removed her ex partner who was the problem in her horrible situation where she was being mentally abusive

[@kellrene12]

Wow what an inspiring group of ppl.

[@codybarkdull3213]

Ceasar always knows the correct way to be a good dog trainer , others try, but I'd bet my last dollar his expertise works .

[@teresamartin8344]

Ceaser, you're the best!

[@woofmeowackwoof3810]

Mean as. Our dog is half the size of cupid, but has issues with small dogs. She wants to like dominate them it seems or she not to sure what to do around them. If left to go, she will stand over them and growl hard core with her teeth showing Good work with that lady Caesar. Awesome as❤

[@suzeauster2223]

Great Intervention 🐶 The Mayo Clinic has Ongoing Dog 🐶 Therapy 😊 So Happy for Marilyn 😊

[@lisaapp839]

YEAH but no Mayo Clinic in CA. They are in MN AZ FL.

[@singluna888]

I'd be nervous too. Bless her heart.

[@skillz0729]

So sweet to see how supportive her friends are at the dog park.

[@SC-gp7kt]

I love how Cesar mocks how we all act with our fur babies 😂😂😂

[@Somebodyiswatchingallofus]

It was the only way he could get her to comply and obey for her own good.

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

What a beautiful, sweet woman Marilyn is. I pray she heal & thrive with her dog pack park tribe.

[@domidoosje]

God I know this happened years ago but hearing these people talk so lovely about her and wanting the best for her and her dog Cupid really made me tear up. Good friends, even lovely friends. A beautiful village of friends and dogs, I wish my dog was able to be in.

[@sherlynn7211]

Fantastic! Tears of joy ❤🐾🤎❣️

[@wild-radio7373]

HUGE LOVE ❤

[@olgalupovskaya4892]

She doesn't want to hurt someone's dog , so where is a muzzle?

[@esikari1796]

ممنون بابت اموزیشهاتون

[@agentvictoria]

❤❤great work Ceasar!

[@melindah3954]

Yes, inspires me as well 😊

[@מיכלאבן-ת6ס]

מאחלת לבחורה המקסימה להחלים ולהתחזק בעה. בעזרת השם והכלה היפהפה שמגנה עליה חברות מדהימה אוהבת אותכם מישראל נשיקות❤❤😂 וסיזר אתה הכי טוב אתה מדהים 20 שנה אנימרואה,סרטונים ותוכניות שלך ❤❤❤❤

[@RichardGolD-wz3is]

Hebrew letter can not be read by Roman Catholic empire

[@RPE2000]

Что сказать? Молодец! Мужик!

[@Ragglesnap]

I live in the Uk. Dogs are not usually kept on a lead where I live. We can walk along the canal and come face to face with other dogs, but no one seems to bother because they are usually left to run free. A lot of cafes and shops are dog friendly as well and it's great just going up to pat a dog. Occasionally a dog is muzzled, but my dog was always allowed to play with them. Cesar is right, it's the owners who cause problems.

[@Somebodyiswatchingallofus]

Yep. This is America. Where they have serious mental issues. Unfortunately the dogs pay the price.

[@daCubanaqt]

@@Somebodyiswatchingallofus Your comment has zero merit. Mental illness is not direct correlation to bad dog behavior. A lot of dog owners 1. Never had a dog before and don’t know how to properly train a dog. Or never get professional training. 2. Don’t know how to be a pack leader. 3. Believe a dog will eventually get it. 4. Don’t understand the dog breed they have its needs. 5. Don’t give the dog the exercise nor attention it really needs.

[@stephenevans8066]

"Maralyn is so strong and brave, and it’s wonderful that Cupid is there to protect her. Her dog is so big-it must be a challenge to control! God bless you, Maralyn; you’re going to be okay. As a cancer survivor and a fellow dog owner, I understand how comforting it is to have the support of friends at the dog park. I wish I had that too. xxx"

[@Blinknone]

Seems like a great lady, but that is a lot of dog for her to handle. Especially with a back injury. I hope Cupid is doing better.

[@Catharine-ic6bm]

I was 110 pounds and had a 170 pound English Mastiff. I had her under total control at all times. I walked her on a leash smaller than my pinkie finger. You have to control your dogs no matter what size or breed.

[@alkywazia]

She sounds New Orleans! ❤

[@vjcarter4657]

Exactly! My family is from New Orleans, Creole-French!

[@wolfesound]

The dog park people are absolutely amazing souls. Getting together to help their friend rather than judge her and her dog. I used to go to a dog park in Cairo, Egypt, and people are vicious with each other. My dogs went from well-behaved to overprotective because of ignorant ways people handle the park there. It was the worst decision to take my dogs there. I spent over a year of intensive training, but it was too stressful dealing with that environment. That is also key. Bless that woman and her sweet dog and all their friends!

[@lindamanskey5695]

Dog Parks are great for finding community. I'm lucky to have a dog park like that - we help each other, it's awesome.

[@frankcerbantes9429]

This dogs deserves an Oscar

[@Danielle-nz9tn]

Three strikes is quite generous!! I’m not sure I would want my dog in a dog park that gives that much latitude to aggressively behaved dogs. I feel for the struggling aggressive dog and the dog owner, but geez…dog parks can be really dangerous! I’m glad this lady and her dog got the help of Cesar! ❤

[@vipin6986]

7:29 Pobrecita :( con todos mirandola, pues se siente más protectora

[@bovinityleak2066]

A 120 lb lady with a broken back walking a 130 lb dog with issues. No thank you.

[@gisela149]

you don`t have to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger for to control a big dog. it is your mindset which controls everything.

[@hannesschnurr6161]

Excellent .

[@saleemahfareed4495]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@katiem9644]

Why would they give a dog 3 chances to injure other dogs before banning it?

[@longfellow5276]

Everybody has a bad day or two. Three is a trend.

[@K9_Queen]

I’m wondering the same damn thing. Your dog is out of control, huge & powerful. And you’re bringing her back AND letting her off leash 😐 AND you’re disabled so you are unable to control her? None of it makes sense

[@daleva187goligo]

it's just for tv, they do that each and every episode, create tension and suspense through looming consequences that don't really exist

[@mariamagana3396]

Same reason why criminals get so many chances for example a drunk driver gets 5 months Drivers class, suspended DL and a fine of $400 and no jail time.

[@upstatenewyork]

I like watching these Cesar videos

[@javierulisesbecerrilesparz9920]

César el mago

[@jensissons5709]

so annoying when narrator keeps repeating something conveyed 1 min before. talk about stretching 15 mins into 30.

[@mizz9841]

Lol providing someone with a job...

[@vernss3092]

The repeat is due to the commercial breaks. After a 2 minute break the narrator would get everyone back on track. I agree it is not needed here, but would be a huge pain to edit out.

[@brendaerickson678]

Not to mention it wasn’t a 30 min video.

[@justadventures22]

Glad to see these videos! 🎉

[@noras.5355]

Such a lovely woman and her dog. Interesting, She reminds me of Lena Horn. The way she talks and the sound of her voice. Anyway, She did good. Many happy experiences to them both!

[@Luz-si1ps]

Me encanta César!!! El mejor!!!

[@bovinityleak2066]

I was walking my dog. Approaching on other side of street was a child (7-10 yrs old) with a huge a mastiff. As soon as he saw us he wrapped the leash around his body and laid down on the side walk. We went the other way. Absolutely terrifying.

[@K9_Queen]

Wow. wtf???? Good call turning around. That dog is going to hurt someone and pull the kid thru the asphalt on the way 😒

[@KiarenGrae]

thank you

[@Crisgrl55]

Beautiful Story best wishes to Marilyn ❤

[@NO_CLASS_BEATS]

Thank you so much!!!!!

[@jean-n1t]

Why do people bring their prescious pups to a dog park…dog parks are very dangerous.

[@klerain5774]

Not socialising dogs is very dangerous. Grabbing your dog and going into fear mode everyime you see another dog is very dangerous because the dog thinks its in danger and has to protect. Not allowing dogs to say hello to each other makes the dogs nervous. Every dog that has attacked hasn't been socialised or is protecting their owner. In my group we have 3 dogs over 50kg, mine is the biggest and I'm 47kg and under 5ft. My dog listens if I speak, but she is a happy loving girl. 5 dogs are medium and 1 dog is a jack Russell. When the Jack Russell barks - the big dogs run away. Your dog is missing out because of your fear. I have a 53kg Bullmastiff that has been off leash all her life at dog parks and has so many friends. In all these years, we only had one issue with one dog that was on leash attacking all the dogs at the park. Dogs love to run and play not walk on leash their entire life. Perhaps you need to change your fearful energy so that your dog can enjoy life and run around playing and you get to feel relaxed and enjoy new friends. This is not said to upset you.

[@ellisdewal]

Pitbull still insecure. And leans on Cesar? 19:57 Not begging for love from the dog would help.

[@yankeetherebel]

My oldest dog Henri (doberman/hound mix) always sits on my feet. He's pretty obsessive about it too. It doesn't matter whether I'm sitting or standing, if I pause for a few seconds, Henri takes the opportunity to sit on my feet.

[@SonnyKnutson]

I personally still didn't like how tensly she walked the dog on the camera. Holding a very bent arm and pulling on the leash. But the rest was a big improvement.

[@LeslieESP21]

BRAVO ❤

[@Slurped836]

This will be the last time I watch these videos, just drives me mad at the owners that have zero idea of a dogs needs, they should have them taken away or made to pay for a course on how to bring a dog up properly.

[@charlespatrick8650]

"Ripped Apart" - Season 1 Episode 5 - April 4, 2014

[@edwinjimenez8388]

The. Best. C. R. 911. ❤❤👍👍

[@94Whiskey]

Oh my gosh....proof of concept! I struggle with this situation whenever i walk my dog...britney spaniel/stafford mix....Marilynn is proof!

[@Carlo2342-ms7hm]

This woman needs a chiuaua ,not a powerfull dog , i'm willing to adopt the dog.

[@kara-lynnstone734]

I would love you to come to New Brunswick Canada.

[@labchic97]

I would love for Caesar to come help me with my wild jack Russel / crested mix. He can be so sweet but the constant jumping on people and nipping is an issue. Everyone says he is just a puppy they all do that. This isn’t my first pup and my other dogs didn’t do this. He is 7months old now and still doing it. He has a shock collar and I use the beep and vibration and it deters him for a little bit until you try petting him all he wants to do is bite and jump. My arms and legs look horrible where he scratches me jumping or soaring across the room mid air and land on me. He is very hyper. I need your guidance Caesar

[@K9_Queen]

One thing you can start doing, is leashing your dog in the house so that when he acts a fool you grab the leash & control him.

[@labchic97]

@@K9_Queen I do that with a lead collar

[@K9_Queen]

@@labchic97 ok. Thats a good start. So you CAN control him then? So how can he lunge & soar cross the room if he’s in your control? You’re giving him too much freedom. Crate him when ur not working with him or training. Teach him to enter crate by using treats (high value - chx cheese peanut butter etc). Toss a piece in the crate & tell him “go in your crate”. Keep repeating this. Eventually close crate door while he’s inside. Then before letting him out of crate, you wait til he’s calm. Slowly open the door, he pops up from sit, you close door. Wait til he sits again. Start the process over. Slowly open crate door, he pops up to rush out, door gets closed on him. Sounds like he might take 30-40 tries before he gets it. But he WILL get it. And THAT is where the calmness starts. He needs to start learning that he will have little freedom until he begins controlling his impulses & excitement. If he’s this hyper now, it’s only going to get worse. So I highly encourage you start implementing what I’m explaining. Then start place work. Send him to place (a bed in the living room) or use the crate again. use body pressure when he pops up to get off or run out/or close the crate door. Rinse & repeat. He will eventually lay down & relax. He is not allowed off until you give him “free” command. His demeanor just by this work will start to change. Repetition daily. Reward him in his crate or on place with his breakfast or dinner kibble. Don’t just give him his meal in a bowl and walk off. Create value & a respectful role by being directly in control of him receiving food. I could go on & on but that’s a good start. And perhaps change to slip leash to guide him to his place or stop him when he goes to flee off his bed.

[@labchic97]

@@K9_Queen thanks for the tips! He is very high energy! He is learning his place on the bed it’s a slow process but he gets it. As far as the crate he will go in but I thought I shouldn’t use the crate for punishment anyway I will try your tips. Thanks again

[@joybang-asan336]

your DPC is awesome

[@kenoaka]

Proof there is still some good left in this world

[@stevejette2329]

Looks like the wrong dog ? BIG, strong dog is too much for the girl ?

[@stevejette2329]

My son's family just took a friend's dog because of owner injury. Problem is barking any time the family leaves. Has Cesar put out a video about this ? THANKS !

[@sueyates3555]

I would love for you to come down into my neighborhood, but it’s a very long way from where you’re at and I never see it to happen. My son has a problem walking his border collie mix Australian shepherd wants to bark and pull on the leash at people and animals that he comes in contact with while walking. I think it’s because my son is so frustrated and doesn’t calm down when walking him, but he says he’s tried everything and he’s just at his wits trying to figure out what to do.

[@xtraspecialj]

I love the support she has, and I get the people's curiosity, but that had to have been awkward for her to be getting a lesson on that bench from Caesar while everybody just stands around and stares, lol... I'm sure she felt on the spot there. But yeah, what a nice community overall.

[@cindyb5364]

So....if she can't come to the park anymore, she won't see her friends? That's not a friend

[@swami19581]

The instant you see Cupid you know she’s being protective. The owner doesn’t have the right energy to control. Not strong follow through energy in her voice. The dog probably also picking up on the owner’s illness and vulnerability.

[@MidnightRambler]

a breken back and you walking a powerful dog wtf

[@Danielle-nz9tn]

There should be a link to Part 1 so we can watch it first. I can’t find it!

[@vjcarter4657]

Marilyn looks Creole-French❤❤

[@manong4328]

Sorry but when you are physically unable to handle your dog, and furthermore the dog seems to lead all the way and weight over a hundred pounds, this dog is not for you. Sorry.

[@deeT02]

Cesar said she had the perfect dog. She was able to do it with the help of the dog park people.

[@Heidi_137]

I agree. It's irresponsable and putting others at risk. I walk my smallish dog always looking at the owner and the dogs around. I've seen children with dogs who just can't handle the dog and run toward us. The worst is those entitled people don't even apologize for disturbing our peace!!! If I wasn't on alert and able to pick up my dog, many times I could end up in a dog fight. Or worst my dog killed. Selfish people don't care they want a dog regardless if they can handle.

[@shellyandjamietucker7263]

😂😂😂 hilarious 😂😂😂❤

[@pinkmako7682]

This lady doesn’t belong at a dog park with this kind of dog. She’s naturally intimidated and not controlling at all. If her dog is attacking another dog, you think her type of character will break up this fight? It’ll be on the other owner. Good luck everyone!

[@TheeccenteictherapistBellaneph]

Back back now.

[@katyelder.5]

Animals communicate with body language. 🤔

[@rosasarabi827]

❤❤

[@Lorgayle1]

Did this switch episodesnear the end? Who are Eileen and Titan?

[@seth1455]

they were in episode 4 part 1

[@maureenball6733]

Don't choose a breed that's going to end up heavier than you?😊

[@rosajucglaserra4506]

Titan??? Where is Cupid???

[@denise2348]

Por favor coloca legenda em português 🙏🇧🇷