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My dog can learn 150 different words .. Dogs are capable of intent bc i have to pay the cheese tax an awful lot. 😂😂😂 My dog knows exactly, when he steals my sock , and parades with intent to show me , he has stolen it He knows i’m going to offer him the cheese, 😂😂😂 tax .. Isn’t that intent ?

My dog is fine while we are gone, but loses her mind when we return, or when we have been out with her and we get home to the other dogs. Vocalizing, jumping, mouthing, etc. Is that anxieity or joy?

Anyone who got a husky just for their looks or a protective/working dog expecting them to seamlessly fit into a family pet role needs to see this.

I'm so confused. The comments suggest that audiences agree with her, but the like to dislike ratio doesn't. Makes me wonder if his fans are just hate bombing the video without actually watching the content. I hate when people do this to videos that deserve to be prioritized by the algorithm.

could it be neurological and if so, what then? it's a spaniel about a year old that came from a Amish puppy mill - hence the reason we believe it is neurological as demostrated by the Vet and information on web. Behorial trainer won't train them.

our dog became aggressive after my mother in law brought her newest bf and his baby into our home. he’s growling and sometimes even biting.. never the baby though but it’s more likely he’ll react when you’ve been close to the baby

Too much more talking. Would have preferred more visuals.🤐

If you’re gonna be with your dog all the time and be its sole master - alpha pack is the quickest and easiest - the dog looks to you for every unknown and reads you better than you know yourself many times… but when you’re not around, the dog can assumed a number 2 attitude and be less obedient for others, while still understanding their place when you the master tell them their place!

This was so dam insightful, I’m pretty sure my eldest has redirected aggression that’s triggered usually by over stimulation & this was really helpful thank u

This bideo is so solly and pointless I cant get thru it. Dogs are aggressive instinctually, can anyone comprehend that dogs are not human beings who rationized situations or their own behavior. Dogs attack for 4 reasons, dominance, territorial aggression, delete reasource competition, or for sport (they want to). The more of these factors are present , the more likely the animal will attack. Super simple, and how do you keep your family safe, get rid of it , period.

Dogs are instinctively aggressive, unpredictable, a danger to yourself, your children, and society . Dogs can always attack and there is no food training or coddling that will insure your safety. That's how long this video should be .....🙄 people trying to develop scenarios for training are seriously starved for attention, and clueless .

Usless video full of bad advice

When separating dogs that fight all the time, how do you do that in a small house? And for how long?

The answer is very simple. Animal judge friendliness through body language, size and auditory queue. Africans are simply more intimidating than anyone else, hence the aggressiveness animals have towards them. Cultures where people as a society have more calmer demeanour, tend to have wild animals present around them ex: Malays, Japanese, Indonesian etc.

I’m really struggling with my 4 month old cane corso. He loves to run around and play in the backyard but all of a sudden he’ll start going after my shoes. I try to ignore it and keep walking but he’s 60 pounds and will start to lean on me. When I try and get him off of me he starts to get aggressive and will bite at my legs and chest. I’ll try and throw a toy to distract him and get him off of me but that doesn’t work all the time 🥲 I’m at a loss

My 1st dog had puppy's and we had 1 left and she ended up finding a hom 4 months later the pup came back to us now mom and daughter don't get along anymore

Help my granddaughter recently got a puppy Lab mix, kids are high energy and when they play with her now responds by biting I hate to see them rehome her just at a loss

I have a two year old cane corso. I grew up with mastiffs and i knew what i was getting myself into. I worked my ass off training her day and night. She’s attacked my cats 5+ times throughout her life. The first time it was over a bone so i made sure no more bones. I even went out of the way to make sure nothing could happen with food. The next times she attacked my cats were completely random. The most recent time was a month ago and she tore him to shreds and he ended up having to get his leg amputated. The time before that, she attacked my other car i thought his guts were about to come out of his stomach. I’ve spent over 20k at the vets THIS YEAR. Regardless of her extensive training she is still very weary of kids and is scared of them- (reason why I’m nervous about rehoming her). The attacks on my cats have been so traumatizing to me that when i hear a loud noise i automatically look around for my pets like something is happening. The people I’ve talked to all think she’s too big of a risk factor. I now want to talk about how much of amazing, smart, loving silly girl she is. She’s never showed any sign of aggression, even after me doing absolutely everything i can to break them apart when she was attacking them. I feel like it’s not the right thing, but then again if she were to be re homed and something happened and they had to put her down, it would kill me. I know i have to think about myself and my other animals but i feel like this guilt will forever eat me alive. She just needs a forever home with no pets, and no kids. Is that unrealistic??? I love her so much I’d feel so cruel putting her down. I want her to live a long happy life so bad. We have such a special connection i can’t explain it. I’m so fucking devastated.

Well explained thank you.😊

Ok but why is my English mastiff just out of the blue start showing aggression to my wife and not me??

Did you say Gru? That’s my dog’s name. ❤

The only time an e collar leaves detrimental effects is when you use it incorrectly. Your young and have experienced very little. I have been using an e collar for 38 years training working dogs and eradicating aggression. All with an e collar

Also I would argue the word science has been bastardized. The woke took it and used it shame people into agreeing that feeling or wanting to be something makes you that thing.

Wolves and wild dogs definitely fight over who's alpha. So do lions.

How many dogs does a veterinary behaviorist need to train for accreditation .. and why have you had know luck with extinguishing reactivity in your own dog? ... ruclips.net/video/OSnUIpNcJNo/видео.html

Thanks Michelle! I have a dog with severe fear aggression, and I´m thinking about medicating her so I can socialize and train her.

The information you provide is insightful but I would like to see you demonstrate some of the techniques etc. I have watched a few of your videos looking for this and haven’t seen you demonstrate how you handle some of these issues am I missing something or are there videos where you demo how to deal with reactions etc?

i have a almost 4 months old puppy, we were walking outside and out of nowhere she started growling and attacking me. my whole hand was under blood. is that normal too???

What to do when a dog sees another dog and goes nut. And he was trained he is a golden retriever.

My dog hates it when i scatter his food. If i miss the bowl he refuses to eat whatever falls out. I have to pick it back up or else he just wont eat it.

I th8nk that " He" knows this.... However.... I have seen " Purely Positive Trainers who " DON'T" ... However... and they criticize ANY other trainer od method that "They" "Themselves" don't do ....

I think rhere's adiffeence between training "Plan" vs training "schedule" though.... the advice ( lessons-aka 'plan') should come from the trainer... but the owner should have some say into what days work best for the sessions ....

A dog warden told me that there is always more dog bites during the fireworks season - trigger stacking due to constant bangs

Check out McCann dog training videos for dog trainers that are more realistic and actually know what they’re doing. Don’t waste your time with this nonsense.

My dog while training at home loves treats when I take her to the strip mall and walking by the store and people she acts fearful and has anxiety and won’t eat her treats. What can I do?

Excellent your video has told me I'm doing everything wrong, you have been very helpful

Thank you!

Please message me if you can. I'm not sure if you do private video sessions, but I would literally pay you for you to hear what I'm going through with my girls and what you think I should do. I'm lost at this point and am considering giving one of them to a friend. I love both my girls and can't pull myself to give one of them up.

Is it possible for dogs to develop anxiety/over-excitatiom, low threshold for fight flight freeze if the human they are most bonded to has similar condition i.e. C-PTSD and if so can triggers be less specific? Also wondered about medicating before walks and training bc she gets so overhwelmed with wuch vague "triggers".

Thanks for this! My dog is a 2 year old aussie/heeler/bully mix, super sweet, very bonded, but high excitability, nervousness & separation anxiety even tho we have older female dog & i or someone are home a lot of the time. Shes pooping and peeing in my attic bedroom , is very hard to walk to get her exercise bc of her excitability & im trying to learn how to establish the right relationship & training with her. Today upon setting her on a stiff trampoline as a platform she urinated and froze, not even taking bacon. I thought how in th world can this work if i cant even incentivize her but finally got her relaxed enough to hop on and off , follow me around the circle & take treats, and i could tell she was actually enjoying the challenege and having fun, but once she was distracted, went into another room and i tried to coax her out for a few more reps ahe froze again. I have not been angry aggressive or punishing with her im not sure where it comes from but her threshold is so low ! I am excited to check out your longer video , truly want her to become relaxed in more/all situations, happy and fulfilled.

I have been subscribed to Zak George for a long time, and I have tried many other dog trainers methods and I feel if anything, it made it worse. Zak George's methods have been the best method for both my dogs and I feel like you are making such a big point that he should have never let it escalate to that point, which is true, but I feel like this is a very helpful video because you can see that you don't have to be perfect. Even he says, that he messed up and I have a dog who is still scared of dogs, and to be honest I think the reason is that I was using another dog trainer's method and I feel it made her react more and it made a bad experience with dogs. I think Zak George is an amazing example that yes, we and our dogs aren't perfect, and with enough training, we can make our dogs the pets that we want them to be. If you finish watching his series and many other series he has uploaded now, you will see the outcome is amazing and one of the best transformations I've seen.

My poodle puppy is 42 days old it being aggressive if I pet him. We haven’t vaccinated 45 days vaccine. It is not having any medical issue.

Again, lots of talking for nothing.

You just love to talk and filibuster my time.

Sounds like BS. I always hear to teach the sit command. Are you producing only content for folleowers?

This was really helpful. I know this was years ago but I hope you keep making videos. A reactive dog is not for the faint of heart and it weighs on me emotionally tons. Going to have to move from a house into an apartment complex soon and I’ve been really anxious about the move with my reactive pup. Going to implement and research all these topics more - thank you !!!

7:20 that’s probably why they use clickers to train dolphins, cause they can’t see the humans when swimming around

I have a Saint Bernard and he use to be extremely sweet and lovable but I find that if I have to take him somewhere people encourage his bad behavior. I would be paying at the vet and there will be people encouraging him to jump on them and pull on him leash so that he can get to them and they won’t even ask me. I would tell people don’t tell him to jump on you because it’s gonna become a bad habit and he use to not jump at all and now he jumps on people and he’s 6 months old and 100 lbs I obviously try to keep him from doing that and when I was trying to get him to stop puppy nipping and biting people would tell him to “nibble on their fingers” and would say he’s just a puppy when I would tell them to not do that. He recently started lunging and snapping at me no matter what I’m doing. Especially when don’t touch him. He starts to run around usually in circles before he jumps on me with his mouth wide open. When he was around 3 months old I tried taking him to training classes where I myself had to be there to work with him and the trainer and it was one of the worst experiences ever. The trainer would only snap pictures of him to send to her spouse and would ask me “ok what do u want to learn today” I would say how to I get him to stop jumping, pulling, biting. Her only response would be “tell him to sit” which is why I stopped going because she didn’t help at all and she only seemed to care about taking pictures of my dog .

So many good points here--thank you.

Is this a going concern? Most interested.