Territorial Akitas Hate The Pomsky- The Dog Daddy.

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

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[@MetrosFinest]

Not one but 2 dominant dogs! Sheesh Owner needs trained n they would have to be consistent all day everyday if not it's a recipe for disaster. Those are some big puppies lol Either way wish them the best of luck...

[@stopcommentingshit]

If you ever come London i needs you

[@stopcommentingshit]

@@MetrosFinest they’ve gotta be trained they would have ripped all the people in the house that don’t love there

[@abbyynorman2874]

Three innocent dogs-hey let’s get a few 150lb akitas YEAH Good Idea…idiots!

[@Kimbadification]

This was exactly what I was expecting when we called you for help!! None of the dogs are bad. Like you said, they're actually quite well trained, but the situation just got ahead of us with the conflict between the dogs and our response to separate them, clearly provided a chance for things to get even more intense! You have explained and showed us ways to work with them, that we can actually do ourselves to get to the desired outcome!! So invaluable! I would have you again in a second! Thank you again!!! Hope to send you a peaceful follow up soon! They are already responding to the training and improvement is evident!! 😁

[@judytramel5795]

This is great

[@Floflolita]

Very impressive guy!

[@1StevenValdez1]

This was a great experience. I'm glad you're seeing improvements. Very Beautiful dogs, they really are great dogs. The Pomski clearly has a lot of trust and patience to be able to sit in the middle like that and not be reactive. The first Akita is very well behaved and I feel if you can break through with him first the second one will also follow suit. Love the second Akita being vocal but he was also participating well. Best of luck

[@singingway]

Would love to see a follow up!

[@singingway]

Many people on here are saying the Akita will harm the little dog no matter how much training. Would love to know how you have handled it since this session. Is the Pom still alive?

[@claudiacanales2662]

I love how down to earth dog daddy is with all explanations to dog owners!!!!

[@cindiballer2939]

The pressure and hand placement by the dog owner on the leash is the first most important behavior the owner can learn. Good Job !

[@marciahenry3893]

Augusto you greatness is wonderful. These two gladiators are willing to lisen to expert handling - YOU are the export😊

[@juliehibbert2472]

You are so good with dogs. I love your vids one suggestion could you maybe wear a mic as it’s not always to hear you well and it’s so important to hear how you think and your advice. Brilliant content I love this type of video 👍👏🏻🥰

[@pittymama4500]

I thought it was just my speaker

[@VioletJoy]

The content is outstanding. The sound quality is horrible.

[@GeeTBase]

Yeah DD, this is one of the things that I think you really need to up your game with. We all know you can afford it, lol, considering a high quality wearable mic and even some improved cameras are a fraction of the cost of some of your designer jump suits (which I’ve grown to love btw), so yeah, stop sounding like an amateur, cuz at this point you’re a professional.

[@1969floridagirl]

Man you need a show. You are so good. 👍

[@cindiballer2939]

PERFECT in everyway....

[@Carol-S]

And the family couldn’t turn off the television for this important session?!😮

[@Q_from_Star_Trek]

They didn't want it to be any different than it usually is :-)))

[@GeeTBase]

@@Q_from_Star_Trek Yeah, that’s true, they want the environment to be the same as what they’re used to. If it was really a issue I’m sure DD and his team would have said something.

[@AnnJo24224]

TV on definitely helps the dogs stay come. News channel should solve all problems.

[@mollysimmons2960]

Probably the TV is on all the time & they’re not even aware of it being on… bet they never even thought of it. In many households having the TV on is just background noise.

[@Angela-ls3kc]

Sem dúvida! Vício!

[@goodygoodydad]

Since Dog Daddy isn't wearing a mic, it would be really helpful if the TV audio was turned off.

[@kristinab1078]

Not just one male Akita but two. What could go wrong? 🙄Good luck little pomsky...I hope you're still alive and well.

[@loriholman6125]

💖AUGUSTO ❤️ this is where you shine.. I hope all's better for you. 😘

[@owlyboy6059]

Why the hell did youtube reccomend zak george before i found this channel. Great content. Just starting to binge

[@PittBlu213]

Right seems like pushing an agenda 🤔

[@roxannecapitani1939]

The pomsky is like the best little boy and no one's giving him any credit 🥲

[@calmjones6399]

Augusto complimented the lil pup fur being a good calm pup, the people have so much to learn maybe the might in the future, 🐾💗

[@alexhaplau-colan5414]

My Marcel, didn't care about small dogs. He simply ignored them. He was fenomenaly strong, I live in NH, where he had lots of space to run and play. He barked at airplanes, he was extremely clean, he shed a lot, he eat a lot, and he was able to die to protect me. My Marcel died at 18, and my Marcel was my child.

[@mastiffpeople4868]

Thank u Augusto💗

[@marthamason4554]

All I can say is you are amazing!

[@woody1380]

I can't believe they left the TV on all the time

[@matthews447]

I mean to be fair if my tv didn’t automatically turn off it would stay on 24/7

[@jeanoliver3784]

I know I thought that was rude, through., to leave it on. It was hard enough to hear what Dog Daddy was saying. Totally rude. He traveled a good distance to help them and that was distracting.

[@VioletJoy]

I came here to say that! Ugh! It's hard enough to hear him, but with the TV on, it was nearly impossible. Super distracting!!

[@krystenburkhardt-hansyn]

I know. So rude.

[@Gnomesmakemesmile]

Its on to replicate home environment and all the usual distraction to animals!!!

[@mercedesmarcos7424]

Beautiful dogs ❤ thanks for helping them DogDaddy & caring to show them ur Awesome dog training techniques 😊

[@AnarinaTV]

Those Akitas are gorgeous. So cuddly 🤗🤗

[@randallmarsh3087]

Those big ol Akitas will eventually eat that fluffy little yappy snack.

[@Ashley-jc7tx]

Would love to see an update. Those akitas are going to learn to be quiet and stop giving warning until they get their opportunity. :x

[@unravel523]

I fear so too, they are Extremely smart, so I think you are right, both of you. I have a big intact male, 8 months, and he is a Fast learner, but he thinks a lot too, and will think things over before obeying me. I fear these two already made up their minds about the little white disturbance...

[@workerdroid290]

Agreed. They are the assassins of their domain. They never give up.

[@bseroy1109]

Great video, keep putting out content like this.

[@yvonneost12]

recipe for disaster in that home. Little white dog is thinking " i'm on borrowed time here " .

[@karendaley292]

Lol and the tv is playing through the entire session

[@smokster0604]

Awesome control....

[@robinraff.2039]

Out of 5 Akitas I could say I only could trust 1 Akita around other dogs. They are the most Stubborn breed, powerful, terroritorial. And they change on a dime. All training needs to be done immediately. All my Akitas weighed over a 120 to 145lbs. These dogs do not need to much exercise because they're not supposed to breath like other dogs. Although my dogs were trained. I wouldn't trust 4 of them alone with any small dogs without being there. Food aggression is 1 problem with them too. I have had to bring my dogs to the vet to many time for stitches. I and my husband have been bitten to the bone trying to break them up. And as you might know Dr's do not like to stitch dog bites due to infection. They are beautiful protective dogs. But I would not advise families with young children on getting one.

[@enriquerojas9758]

Akitas are great with small children, one of the best breeds to be around kids if you bring them into the family as pups. The problem are owners that want more than one Akita at home. At best you can have a male and a female, but nothing more.

[@katieecat]

Dog daddy is good at showing the actual thought process🎉

[@deborahsgoode]

Please wear a microphone Dog Daddy! It is very hard to hear you speaking in your videos and we want to hear your guidance!

[@zaszchaverkthakian9179]

EXCELLENT REALLY YOU ARE THE BEST waoooo 👏👏👏👍😍

[@sotafats]

I miss my akita soooo much 😢 they definitely have a mind of there own but r soooo worth it 👌 ❤️ 💙

[@unravel523]

So sad for your loss, Akitas are so special and sweet. Did you have other pets at the same time?

[@sotafats]

@@unravel523 This was a very long time ago and luckily we had two cats first so he grew up with them but in saying that I don’t think it would of been wise to introduce another animal with him when he became an adult.

[@user-kj6bb7nd3b]

Great job!! How do you manage not to fear an attack against you when you handle such dominant dogs ? İ mean you don't know them , how do you do it that they obey ? I met some Akitas, and they would never listen to any stranger

[@TheDogDaddyofficial]

I just know what dogs I have at hand by being able to read their body language correctly. Altho Akitas are a very dominant breed, and these 2 are no exception. They have a lot of training and a responsible owner that started training them from a young age, and socialized them. The issue with the Pomsky is mostly their only issue that the owners couldn’t figure out how to solve. I know how far I can go with each dog without getting bit. One little mistake could end up very badly.

[@loriholman6125]

He has done this since he has been very young, I think dog's have been his life and Best friends. It's been that way with me too. You can see who's the problem in the pack. And Akitas are a Chinese fighting Dogs, they're very smart. If a Rottweiler and a Akita would fight the Rottie has no chance against these beautiful Dogs. Socializing is a key to any Dog large or small.

[@wompwompWomp1]

@@loriholman6125 Akita's are originally from the mountainous regions of Japan not China. The Japanese Akita Inu and the American Akita which was originally brought over by Helen Keller.

[@sherryanimallover7506]

Hope everything works out but still worry for the little guys. They are on the big dogs minds to much! I would never leave alone still and not a happy life for the little guys. It only takes seconds no room for mistakes.

[@Tvidstein]

Die Hundehalter sind vollständig überfordert, ich denke 3 Tage nach der Schulung durch Dog Daddy ist das Chaos wieder zurück

[@belindahawkins4083]

Wish they had turned the tv off so we can hear every thing said

[@sharlenenehs449]

This episode was super helpful to me. I a 50-year-old disabled woman rescued a couple dogs several years ago and one of them a little Jack Russell Yorkie is very aggressive towards any sounds anything that moves quickly people babies toddlers other animals. Just everything. Especially like skateboards or the golf carts at my apartments that the maintenance travel around on. Super aggressive she will literally try to attack and bite. I've been watching your videos for several months now and trying to employ a lot of the instructions you're giving and now that I'm actually living downstairs and can walk again some days and start working with her she's responding rather quickly. She is very aggressive still but that sensitive spot where the back legs is I started touching that and she's responding very very quickly now. Crossing fingers that it just gets better and better the more I'm able to get out and work with her. I have noticed anytime I end up in the hospital whether it's for a night or for a week the dogs become extremely aggressive again for the next week. Anyone who comes to my apartment will trigger the dogs to start being very aggressive again anytime I take them outside to go potty. Any noise that they hear from inside the apartment whether it's the upstairs neighbors or somebody getting ready to walk up the stairwell will send the dogs into a barking frenzy where they're just ready to attack anybody who comes nearby other than myself. This is especially problematic because the emergency workers sometimes have to come in to help me and transport me to the hospital and I have to be able to lock my dogs up beforehand but yet recently I ended up in the hospital with heart heart attack heart failure etc. It ended up not being a heart attack but other heart problems but it's this sort of thing that occurs and in those moments I may not be able to lock the dogs up and if somebody comes in my house to save me I'm afraid she's going to attack them because she will try if she can to bite them.

[@chelle315]

They're vocal just like huskies....so funny.

[@lesly3905]

They need leader, dad daddy is a leader for which has problem.

[@nikki6ix267]

Akitas are VERY territorial…. My best friend has one. Mad Max…He’s the ABSOLUTE sweetest dog. But does not love other dogs

[@Tupunaforever]

Well done.....

[@lesly3905]

Really great job,you did for the dogs and owner, you're really dog daddy

[@lorenemeyer4665]

Also it's the location of the Akita's toys! Notice the first thing they go for is making sure they are showing the Pom that "they are their toys ..and you are not going to have them" essentially if they move the toys away from the fence separating the Pom and Akias's to a further location. If they react the same over the toys with the Pom no matter where they put them ..then training needs to be specifically over breaking the control issues over the toys😊

[@sharonburton9663]

Wow those akitas are gorgeous 🥰

[@lori5455]

No excuse for not neutering the “Pomsky” might have solved the problem. Akitas are always socially dominant and with a full male around……. Glad yu could help

[@charleneweege7149]

I would be nervous always. If a dog doesn't like another dog. I don't think it can be fixed. Even with Dogdaddy training.

[@ambernesto7733]

When are u coming to Seattle I have a few 100 people interested in you and your training .

[@yomamalisa]

🎉 Absolutely amazing

[@mamuffcreations]

The little pomsky looks like a mittel spitz 🥰

[@wackywoohoopizzaman7218]

The off-white lead is all I need to see. I hope little pomski is okay.

[@jgmgreen01]

having their toys right next to the gate separating the pomsky also doesn't help.

[@unravel523]

Everybody Knows Akitas have to be keept without other animals. I only got mine bc i promissed the breeder he will have a big house and a big fenced garden- All to himselves. He is 8 months old and playing really good with other dogs, his fav is our neighburs gsd male, 2 years. But I will Never get a cat, another dog or other pets, as I promissed 😘

[@Emmy-ll9xf]

This is absolutely untrue as shown by this video. They are fine with the small dogs. The guy at Asher house has an Akita who plays with all the dogs. If your dog is bad and not social it’s on you. You are supposed to train these breeds consistently everyday from day one. It’s sad you are depriving your dog of playmates and socialization because you think you know a breed and you don’t. My Akita loves my two cats and two dogs and is great everywhere I take him.

[@brendandonohue1599]

Can you come to the jersey shore. I got a golden that’s a great amazing dog. He just never socialized much with other dogs. I would like help training him to be calm around other dogs and areas with slots of people and distractions.

[@CHHSFans]

Can someone turn off the tv in the back please ?

[@LifefulLife]

Fantastic job! Interesting how they were still trying to take him to dog parks at 9months.. I wish more people knew that with this breed dog parks aren't a good idea even as puppies, and that socialization (not encounters or playdates) should be thought about before owning one. Also owning 2 male Akitas is already highly suggested against, and then adding a new intact male on top of that? yikes. Glad they're tackling this now.

[@klee88029]

Fascinating 😘

[@robinquirk7201]

Remember to take the prone off when not training

[@nanaboops]

I let you my first comment over there " Nanaboops....you're the reason, I never wanted to try Instagram.😮

[@marcinmak9514]

You are the best 😊

[@noraaziz4917]

Tqu 4 the video

[@flourfriend]

The pomsky is so cute 💕

[@sarafinaslling2133]

It says a lot ABOUT the family demeanour that they cant be , do not turen of the telivision, even though there is something Extreme important happening.

[@isagoldfield7393]

♥️♥️♥️you & how you train those furry families🌸☀️🫰

[@RealityWizard]

Gotta train the o wners.

[@rhiannacampbell4917]

Why don't they cut the TV down

[@terribletomvu37]

The audio is very bad on your videos. Can barely hear what you’re saying.

[@destinygil5617]

As an Akita owner of four Akitas. I have 3 females & 1 male. you shouldn’t have two male Akitas. male Akitas will fight when they get older. They will fight to try to take roll of being the leader. It’s better to have a female & a male, not two males together. I see a future problem. I have 3 females & one male so I don’t have a problem he’s the leader of the pack.

[@unravel523]

This is how you have Akitas, I salute you! Always only 1 male, then you can suply with female(s) with no problems. I have a young male, and here he is the Only boss, besides me ;) And he Loves it. Now I´m getting worried, will he still love to play with other dogs when he matrures? He is 8 months, and playing wild but good with a 2 yo german shepard male, both intackt... Maybe not lett them play anymore? Love that you have 4, what a handfull :)

[@destinygil5617]

@@unravel523 as long as your dogs grow up together they should be fine. However, you cannot introduce a full grown Akita with another dog, they won’t get along. As pups yes! But not full grown dogs

[@flyfreeqhrt5484]

❤

[@terrywatts1060]

wow

[@privateprivate2268]

👍

[@kolambangula1148]

Dam

[@vikingdogmanship]

Do the smaller dogs get away with alot of behaviour? And might be treated a little differently also, i see the big dogs have toys. Excitement can be triggering, and there might be possesiveness over the owners? Would like to see more of this family

[@anushkabartwal885]

How to control the dog home alone and destroy the things house hold. Plz tell me i am from India.

[@singingway]

Crate them.

[@MaryJane-qc6pb]

new bies on 3d. 72 hours with real dogs

[@xoxowave7740]

Awh

[@abbyynorman2874]

Irresponsible Dog Owners-end of discussion- those akitas will eat one someday-maybe not today-but someday!

[@alyssadiceflipper5201]

I love your videos but you really have to improve your audio.

[@garyallisonmorey1210]

Turn off the TV before you make a video! Clients won’t mind. They just don’t think of it.

[@christianemontazer]

At least turn the TV off🙄 the girl looks bored 😳

[@SisterGoldenHair111]

The Pom needs to be neutered.

[@zoponex3224]

Pomeranian + ? = Pomsky

[@highpriestessjahumoni6567]

I love Akita’s

[@skylarc8859]

the pomsky is basically a Mittelspitz, why Cross breed to achieve same look as already existing breeds?

[@lamrof]

The owners are clueless. It should be a low to get dog handling certification prior to owning one

[@noelledance5031]

That looks like a German spitz not so much a pomsky!

[@rf8481]

Keep the dogs separate unless you want a dead little dog. You cannot over ride the dominance genetics and biology in American Akitas. If you let these dogs share space, that little dog will do something to trigger the Akitas and you will come downstairs and find a bloody corpse one morning. One bite and one shake and that dog is dead. Only a fool would allow American Akitas to be in proximity to other dogs as they will not tolerate other same sexed dogs and it has nothing to do with training or socialization. All training does is take the edge off these dogs, you cannot eliminate their prey drive or fighting instincts. Don't get American Akitas if you want to own more than one female and male dog. You will never see them attack - it will happen so fast as in 1 second that you could not stop these dogs from killing that other dog even if you were standing right next to the Akitas. Akitas are war dogs and don't ever forget it and try to act they are just any old dog that will tolerate another dog. Only a damn fool thinks you can train American Akitas to accept new animals or coexist with another same sexed dog. Akitas are notorious for not co-existing with other same sexed dogs. The minute you turn your back on these dogs, the little dog will become prey and an annoyance. Keep the gates and do not risk that little dog's life. Clueless delusional owners like this are people who surrender Akitas to shelters because they don't have a damn clue about the breed. These are bear hunting coyote killing personal protection dogs of the first order and you want them to act like a pack dog beagle. It ain't going to happen. They will kill that little dog the minute you think they are trained because Akitas are like big cats with extreme predatory drives and hpyer-territoriality. Training cannot eliminate such traits and only take the edge off.

[@destinyschild8515]

I was looking for someone in the comments that has common sense. That little dog will never make it to old age in the same house. You cannot stop mother nature.

[@rf8481]

@@destinyschild8515 It is not common sense, it is reality -plain and simple, Once an American Akita takes a dislike to another dog or coyote or possum or rabbit or racoon, it is not going to ignore the other dog or animal in it's space. American Akitas are lethal killing machines when clueless owners pretend they are not really American Akitas but some less aggressive or territorial breed. The biological expression of what is 40 plus generations of genetic selection is what makes a dog behave the way it does. It cannot be overwritten or eliminated with a treat and a pat on the head and a kind word. You might as well have a lion for a house cat and expect it not to act like a lion when it sees a deer in the yard. Instincts (or fixed action pattern behaviors) are hard wired like the fear of snakes and spiders is in most humans. No one teaches people to be afraid of snakes today but yet most people are. Yet these same people think you can overcome centuries of breeding for aggression (hunting, fighting protection) with some dime store animal trainer. How many Ceasar Milan episodes did you ever see when the dogs were America Akitas? it is not that these dogs are dangerous, they are not when handled and managed appropriately, but these are not dogs that will welcome a strange same sex dog - rather they are very likely to react violently and explosively to any provocation from a strange dog in their exclusive space. These dogs are trying to warn the dog and the owners to get the little dog out of harm's way but the owners are just hopelessly clueless about what an American Akita dog's nature is supposed to be.

[@unravel523]

You are so right!

[@Jay_dee915]

BOOOOM💯‼️‼️‼️RIGHT ON POINT😎 I had to separate my schnauzers from my American Akitas. Regardless of the training the Akita will just snap with no warning. ⚠️

[@nickperkett4523]

You have to get a microphone on your shirt... we can't hear you talking...

[@l.anthony1]

Have them turn off the television when filming.

[@PatCarlson-bn1og]

Very low audio. Could hardly hear it.

[@DafneSmith66]

Trad in ita?😢

[@enriquerojas9758]

Two adult Akitas… owners should really know better, you can’t just be there 24/7, and you can’t just keep adding dogs to your household because you like them while owning adult Akitas. For that little pup’s sake I hope they don’t have to learn the hard way. You can easily sense how volatile the situation is. The slightest bad move by the little guy will trigger those Akitas.

[@TheImageRevelation]

why in Gods name would you create this problem to begin with , owners are the trouble makers - sorry for dogs

[@Wendy-hb2jj]

Please wear mic or do voice over.

[@gis4girl]

Respectfully, why isn't the pomsky neutered? That's responsible and better for his health

[@muf9399]

Why do both Akitas have a CHOKE Collar?? That should never be allowed!!!!

[@PittBlu213]

First it's a prong collar and second there is nothing wrong with a slip lead if used properly

[@ricardomunguia17]

Ya pagaste en mexico,,

[@thepuppytv]

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[@Think-dont-believe]

Why put that

[@trace8061]

@@Think-dont-believe don’t click on that link looks like scam to me ignore it, web pages that are legit don’t read like that nor end in it that way I work in a organisation that’s is very up with data protection etc I’ve had my training don’t reply to it or click that link.

[@makesales328]

This guys training methods are a joke dog daddy is a con

[@topshottafam]

Jus found yur vids today been hooked like bad drugs