Beckmans. Pitbull With NO Issues. No Aggression, No Reactivity - Needs Some Hardcore Mental Exercise
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- There is nothing wrong with this pit, she's a pup first of all. She's all amped up, got zoomies - can't think straight because she's metally amped and Beckman is going to go to war with the dog.
He would care less about the cause of the behavior - and that is the very object of the science of behaviour - discovering causes. Focus on the causes. Note at the end Beckman says she needs more walks? Oh no, she needs alot more than that.
#aggressive
#aggression
#reactivity
#positivepunishment
#positivereinforcement
#positivepunishment
#dogtraining
For trainers and dog owners that believe I'm blowing smoke up your arse? Join my little facebook group - and feel free to read the postings from dog owners that helped their dog overcome aggression and reactivity - ON THEIR OWN. No "dog trainer" required. They stepped out of the cash cow called dog training - stepped out of all the noise.
How do they accomplish it so quickly? They now understand the very "object of the science of behaviour" - that trainers have thrown in the garbage. I dare you to open your mind to something old. Open your mind to the reality of what "dog training" is doing to you.
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Hello i have a question . I walked my neighbors dog pekinese Dackel mix since 3 years he is ten . I gave him food water chanche 2 times walking 5 times a day and he has a lot dog friends and i know he loves me but he bit me after i dry him after rain i dont do this anymore and he would bite if he is next to his human mum on the couch and i walked to her What can i do if he crowls at me or is a second befor to bit ???? Sorry for my english iam german .
@@ahmetkaratay8040 Begs the question, what does the dogs owner do for him?
My ex's minpin was the same. Great dog, I did everything - but yet, he protected her from me.
I had to make her change for his sake, she needed to step up to the plate. Once she joined me, all problems solved.
Beckman has helped my dogs tremendously, you remind me of that dumb trainer zak who stays tryna talk shit about other trainers real weird mindset
I missed this comment. What is the outcome for your dog? Is your dog able to run around a dog park? Or is the dog wearing tools and being controlled and managed?
Exactly zach george and robert is all tallk but cant walk the talk..
You’re absolutely correct. The guy is causing more issues than helping. This dog needs to be removed from this owner and trainer.
Away from the trainer yes, the owner needs education. I can't blame the owners for all this BS - the dog can only meet their own needs with the resources they have available.
Owners can only meet the dogs needs with the resources they have. Well guess what, most trainers don't offer any advice on resources - they provide fear. The application of negative reinforcement - punishment. Scare the owner - then it's "hire a trainer cause you can't possibly fix the dog on your own".
Lol. Wrong.
Thank you for defending these wonderful dogs!
Beckman has the correct mindset and approach when working with dogs. He also gets results. It’s low hanging fruit to critique on how someone else is doing it wrong while not demonstrating yourself a greater method.
Really? Lets do a side by side - who has the better result? Beckman or me?
roberthynesdogtraining.com/2022/10/09/comparing-dog-training-to-trust-technique/
It's fine and well to say the dog should get more exercise. But the standard day is 24 hours long and a year has 365 of them.
Even if the dog is well taken care of 99% of the time, there's going to be times where the dog needs to understand that it's not the only creature in society. Just because external forces conspire to have it miss one exercise session in six months doesn't mean the dog is allowed to go ape-shit with the zoomies and run into people and tear stuff up and poke at other dogs until they lose *their* cool.
It needs to understand that unacceptable is unacceptable--otherwise there's a good chance that something unrepairable is eventually going to happen.
The point of the leash is to show that the dog in unwilling/unable to listen/obey the owner when the owner is providing social context: "You are on a leash right now. This is not the time to be chasing and straining".
"Why are you worried about [very plausible] possibilities?"
Okay. It's pretty clear OP is a mid-wit. Moving on.
@@steamer2k319 A tired dog with a job - a purpose in life is an overall calm dog.
Funny how calm dogs are never a problem.
Funnier still - trainers tell you to redirect the excited brain to something excitement like a treat or a toy. Redirect instead to something useful like a flirt pole, treadmill, chasing an RC car around a field.
Everyone wants an overall calm dog. But we've normalized excitement. What you're watching is an uncalm dog.
It is easy to make assumptions and criticize based on a 15-minute video clip without knowing the background, context, etc.
What context do you need? This is not the first time I've watched Beckman.
@roberthynesdogtraining then you should know he treats all dogs the same no matter the breed
@@Talikanta It's not working very well is it?
@roberthynesdogtraining Considering he shows follow ups with the dogs and thier trainers and the amount of people thankful for his help, I'm going to say you don't know enough about this trainer or his methods to make that judgment.
@@Talikanta I don't care about the trainer. I don't care about his methods. I care about his lack of understanding of the science of behavior.
If you don't understand the cause of behavior - you're not fixing shit. You're only suppressing. And a dog that has suppressed behaviors can never be trusted.
What is the end result for the dog? My goal is dog parks - and i"ll bet dollars to donuts that Beckmans clients are living under control and management.
Because that's all you can do with symptoms - control and manage them.
"Tire the dog out mentally" - That is the whole point. I agree with you 100%. In fact, I agree with your entire assessment of this situation... Well, except for the part at 25:04 where you said, "No trainer cares about the cause of the behaviors, anymore." I can't speak for anyone else, but _I_ care. I care very much. I can't help a dog unless I know what's driving their behavior. To do otherwise is like putting a band-aid on a leaking dam.
Edited to add: Beckman uses his dog, Prince, as a helper dog.
If you're concerned about the cause, then you are a rare breed. Thank you. And I would like to talk to you further.
@@roberthynesdogtraining I would like that too, Robert.
@@joyfulk9services Prince doesn't seem to want to the energies. I use my dog Monty too. There are times I recognize it's his job, not mine and I try to stay out of the way.
He knows what he's doing.
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@@joyfulk9serviceshe literally uses other dogs besides prince as helper dogs too. Intact and fixed. Boy and girl. High tolerance/patience and low patience. You just don’t watch his videos
Ngl enjoy these videos to be honest, really opened my mind - I'm trying to become a better trainer/behaviourist for myself only, an this is a really big help to add onto the knowledge I already have.
I appreciate the comment. Thanks.
Personally as a trainer i think you're wrong, exercise is undeniably good for dogs, but the entire point of this is to both socialize and teach/train the dog what is appropriate and what isn't. You want the the dog to be able to interact with other dogs in an appropriate manner which at the moment it cannot do, even though she isn't aggressive (yet, she may or may not become aggressive in the future depending on future interactions with other dogs), her behavior and physicality wont be tolerated by most dogs at a dog park and will most likely land up in some sort of fight or altercation, even if she doesn't mean to fight. Ive seen many dogs even really athletic breeds become really non responsive to reinforcements or commands after heavy exercise when they become tired, so yes while the dog might be calmer and not necessarily displaying the same behaviors it isn't necessarily learning anything in that state, that's why you want to engage the brain in an alert state and change the behavior then so the dog learns the difference. I would also suggest to you that as a trainer you be aware that this was definitely a much longer session than we are seeing, and to be careful about criticizing so heavily when you weren't there, you haven't met the dog and have no idea about the background.
You can feel free to think of me as wrong. This is not about me, it's not about my opinion. I want people to falsify the science of behavior, prove me wrong. But you are not willing.
I don't care about what I'm seeing in the video - I'm concerned about the outcome. Beckman could care less about the cause of the behaviour. And if you don't understand the cause, you're not fixing shit.
If I were working with this dog, dog park is the result. But what is the result for this dog? What is the outcome? I suspect control and management - of the symptoms.
@FunkyFuMan You are not reading the dog. This pit clearly has excess energy which has never been burned off properly. It is in a permanent hyper state, which can lead to aggression out of simple playfulness and the tenaciousness that this breed has. The suggestion here is not to tire out the dog completely so that you have almost no resistance, it is about getting the frustration out of the dog and giving him a chance to slow down and smell the roses! I have seen a lot of changes after just ten minutes of having such a dog run next to a good handler on a bike or rollerblades. Again, not to tire them out, but to get rid of the excess energy that has been building in his life. This dog obviously has not enough exercise in his life, nor any rules, boundaries, or limitations. It’s better for the dog to learn it in the right state of mind!
You say "she's not thinking straight". That's why Beckman strongly corrects her. She can play and have the exercise (which she is getting in this video) but she needs to still follow the rules of the boss. If the boss says don't jump at a dog like this, that dog at that age is ok with being strongly corrected.
You keep saying "exercise". I have a high-energy dog and she knows there is a time to get that energy out and there is a time to be self-controlled. My dog has to be patient and behave until we get to the park or to an area where she can be free.
Thought this was common sense.
Dogs have mental health too, most people don't realize that. When people have a stressful day, you have to do something to get rid of it. What does the dog get? The "pits" that I meet need to blow out the lines mentally. A run is physical exercise. The purpose for the run, that's the mental that the dog isn't getting. If a pit can't blow out the lines on something, eventually they will blow.
It's targetted mental exercise that tends to be missing - dogs get stimulation instead. We have normalised excitement when we really want calm. The purpose for their existence - they love to run and chase. This is why I push tools like flirt poles, RC vehicles to chase, treadmills etc for any breed that was bred to run and chase. Redirect that energy to something useful, not something exciting.
Do that, and Beckmans video wouldn't need to exist.
It’s more of lowering the distractions so that you don’t have to control the dog so much. Think of energy as another distraction. Lower it in the beginning to give the dog a chance to learn. Overtime the dog will mature and that will intersect the amount of distraction that will trigger. Beckman may have trained this dog later, but here is just showmanship. I think he actually says that in his own way.
Great analysis of the video. I agree with everything you mentioned. I get so frustrated watching these kinds of videos as well because I am a dog trainer but average people watch this kind of video and think that this trainer is the greatest thing in the world. This dog owner is simply a gentle giant guy who needs tons of help which is not going to get it in the few hours that he spent with Beckman. He's got a nice dog and he needs to keep it that way but I am afraid by following Beckman's suggestions, he is going to ruin the dog. By the way, that is how pit bulls play and interact with dogs and the people need to be aware of that before getting a pit.
Now there's a name I recognize. Thanks :)
i love this dude! lmaooo the "what was that?" and instant rewind at 4:17 has me sick lmaooo.
There really is no quicker way to lose respect from people than to go online and bag the crap out of your peers...
Funny thing with dog trainers, they love to dish it out but they can't handle critique.
That makes no sense, he literally says in the video that he doesn’t care what other trainers think. He says often on his podcast and vids he’s open to the criticism and a healthy debate yet I haven’t seen anyone take him up on it. Just people like yourself criticizing from a far yet not demonstrating your method with the same sort of dog with similar behavior. At least he’s putting himself and his methods out there for people to see and decide if it’s right for them and their dog
@@WUKAIpodcast If you only knew how much critique has been heaped on me.
Dog trainers should be "training" dogs. There are many things can be trained for. S&R, hunting, herding etc. Behaviourists are supposed to deal with behaviours.
Dog trainers invaded the behavioural ring with their treats and tools, protocols and quadrants that were designed for schutzhund. That's where things went wrong.
Normally I would agree, but especially in the dog world there has been happening startling developments as Robert points out above, and there has to be a voice that speaks “dog” even if it hurts people. So much misinformation and a complete neglect of what the dog is saying at any given point. Most dog trainers would have put Bear down without question, because they can’t read the dog, they do not speak their language. We need more people that do speak it and can translate!
Thank you for showing and explaining the Beckman fraud!!! You did excellent!
thank you. There is more on my channel than this :)
I already subscribed and watched quite a bit of your videos. I really like your style and the way you explain things.
Great video once again. and as always insightful common sense commentary. 👍
I agree that exercise and mental stimulation is what most people neglect giving their dogs. My mom trained horses and she always said a tired horse is a good horse. 😂 Works with kids and dogs too. If you know what dogs need and you provide that for them you’ll have a wonderful relationship with them. ❤🐾
FYI my dog gets a 5 mile walk every day and also plays with another dog and gets to run on the beach. Then we do nose work and at night marrow bones to chew while we relax before bed.
Both people here are in the wrong. He’s putting too much pressure on her when all she needs is impulse control. I work with working like mals, dutchies and GSDs and this dog is exactly like them.
With that being said, it’s clear you aren’t very knowledgeable in practical dog training. Statements like “I’ve never had a dog through a fear period” and “she’s choking herself on the slip lead are kid of a give away
How do you define impulse control?
Seemed like a pretty normal pup to me, unsure of how the world works and has the energy level of a comet. I can't even work out why she was there tbh, she needs a confidence boost.🤷♀
I actually agree with your points on this video and appreciate you calling out the things trainers are doing wrong. I watched your video on Zak George and I disagreed with some of the criticism you had against him but overall I agree with your opinions after watching more of your content
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
hello , iv got a big strong mastiff cross , hes from a shelter born at the begining of the lockdown had no socialisation i suspect hes been mistreat out of frustration when he was growing bigger in size. he was locked in a crate mostly from, i suspect when he was 6 month or a bit less to when he was 10 month old then he was given to a rescue shelter .he was 12 month old when i brought him home from the shelter .he is dog reactive and when his mind goes he was very hard to control when he saw another dog, had me on the floor a few times. he is getting better if he saw a dog the legnth of a football field away he would start , now its as close as the other side of the road since i started using a slip lead .i trained him on the slip lead by changing direction all the time with gentle tugs on the lead like they train working dogs . this is the best thing that has communicated with him . before when he started his mind would go and hed try to get to the other dog now, because hes used to the slip lead he just stands there but still reacts . i understand what it is hes nervous of other dogs because he hasnt been socialised . he barks and when they walk past , he thinks hes got rid of them through barking at them. its fear anxiety. iv used a harness that was useless it gave him too much freedom and he was jumping up at people (just playfull as he was only 1 year old) when we walked past them. with a flat collar he was nearly as bad . he has pulled me to dogs if we have been surprised by another dog walker turning the corner or coming out of a ginnel and hes never bit another dog he just gets in their faces and barks and bares his teeth lie hes trying to scare them away as he does with the barking when dogs are walking be across the road . because i was trying with a harness that a positive trainer recomended i had to cross the road to avoid people ,people domt like big dogs jumping up at them .this made him reactive with people but , iv got him out of being reactive with people and hes getting there slowly with dogs as he can be closer to them . im genuinly interested in what youve had to say in your videos iv watched but id also like to know how you would have gone about training my dog as you have said you dont like tools . a slip lead is a tool. im still training my dog and would appreciate any ideas for a better way than i am doing . thank you
I can help you, but first a question. People are so focused on "training" today that they forget that there is a sentient animal at the end of the leash that is begging for a relationship with a human. How is your relationship with the dog?
@@roberthynesdogtraining well to be honest i dont really understand the question as in relationship . i know how i feel about him but i cant say with certainty how he feels about me . could you explain what you mean ? he does what i ask of him and hes perfect in the house.
i have found you and messaged you on facebook as it was a bit long to post on here ...thank you
Thanks for being real.
I try
It was clear,The dog was not calm.
Now im at minute 12:36 and now there is more thing i agree with you. But We have to keep in mind some other things. What do You mean by saying exercising a dog? You also said that she is playful and he should just let her be a dog and take a leash off but at the same time you say that is unfair to Prince that he need to deal with it. So here is a thing, when dog is at that level of energy it means that he had not enough exercise for extended period of time, but the thing is that for all dogs extended period of time means something different. For some of them it is an hour and for others a week of low activity. So it is important to keep in mind that many dogs have a lot of energy every day.
Another thing is that dog can rise his energy to extreme only when he sees a trigger like for example other dog. It means that You need a dog like Prince who can take a lot from rude puppy but at the same time you are the one who establish some rules to a play and interactions. So grabbing a dog in this scenario 12:36 is stopping a play for few moments to lower a level of energy.
Does it works? I don't know i don't use that method but from experience i have i can assume that it works at least to some degree and even if it is not the best solution then i can say i does no harm to a dog and it is a small step forward not backward. Nothing to complain about.
SO now 13:57, i removed a part of my previous comment but i thing now i have to bring it back. I understand a concept of fulfilling a desire. 100%. If she wants to chase they it is god to let a dog to do that. The problem is the way she does it. First she needs to learn how she can do something , where are boundaries and limitations.
And now the part of a comment:
There are a dogs who enjoy a fight. As simply as it sounds.
They are not doing it because of fear, insecurity, dominance, lack of socialization etc... they are doing it simply because it is fun to fight. Same as some humans like to fight.
How do You want to fulfill that desire? Remember, a playing with a toy is nothing like fighting other dog.
Impulse control is something what allows you to stay doing what you are doing even if environment tries to change you behavior. For the case for video it means that when you see a dog and you want to chase it, you don't do it.
I have to agree with you that this dog should burn some energy first tho. I think here is the problem, when client comes for a session you have only max few hours but to really get some dogs calm you need to spend few days with them. So here is difficult part of training where you have to work with a dog in really limited amount of time.
Watch this and you'll understand where I'm coming from. All this crap started when dog trainers invaded the behavioural ring with all their treats, tools, protocols and quadrants. They screwed everything up - and I believe it was purpose. They created a cash cow. Mooooooo. Dog trainers need to be booted from the behavioural ring. All it does is get dogs killed.
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@@roberthynesdogtrainingI would add that they should undergo basic training so they can spot an unbalanced dog and refer to a behavioralist! I wish we could develop this kind of awareness so that sog trainers can continue with their trade - forming or teaching a (relatively) balanced dog - and having he trade of helping a dog that is in any kind of distress by someone who can read a dog and will not be scared and show the dog. Plus, I do think there should be some sort of “driver’s license” for dogs, like a basic training that will teach basic dog’s behaviors and the most obvious ways a person can disrespect a dog without knowing, especially for people that adopt from shelters. That would already help so much.
Stopping and settling a dog bouncing around works when it works. Sometimes the dog is just fearful. If the dog continues after that it’s easier to exercise the dog such that it can calm down and experience the process.
I looked at most of your channel, I didn't see one video of you training a dog yourself.
Nope, always by himself never with owners.
Fantastic video. Thank you for helping me to understand my 11 month old german shepherd. I have used a flirt pole since she was 2 months and fully agree that dogs like german shepherds need mental stimulus. She absolutely loves it. I listen to a lot of trainers on RUclips, and it's all about training training and training. I like how you explain the dogs mind.
A tired dog is a happy dog and a tired dog is a calm dog. Funny how overall calm dogs are never an issue? Thanks for sharing that, it's good for other owners to read.
You are right. Nothing good comes from a suppressed dog.
No, exactly. That's why one has to keep punishing - cause the root cause is never addressed. Let this dog blow out the lines - and this Beckmans video wouldn't need exist. It's all bravado - and not fair to Prince. I take Monty with me, he wouldn't tolerate that puppy energy - and I wouldn't expect him to. I respect Monty more than that. It drives me insane to see what Prince is being made to tolerate, it's simply not fair to the dog. Prince is just part of the show.
It's cause and effect - the behaviour is the effect. You can suppress it all you want - but it's going to find different ways to come out. But, people are told to keep on punishing. Always ask the question - why is the dog acting like this.
How do you go about stopping a dog going ballistic/barking at guests coming over? Mostly territorial I think.
You're asking the wrong question - you don't "stop" or "shut down" behaviours. You need to understand why the dog is acting out in the first place. If you don't understand the why, there is no fix.
It is not about getting the dog 'tired' (physically or mentally) - it is let the dog use their energy so they don't have built up energy to be stupid... they need the chance to run and frolic and then they become more chilled...
Many trainers aim to exercise a dog to the point they are tired however if the brain is tired then it is harder for them to think.... It is about removing the zoom and then let the dog learn how to chill out with other dogs...
It's the number one issue for pit bulls. Bad mental health. Once they blow out the lines, different dog.
She's a lot of dog but darn cute
Miniature Pinscher is my favorite breed. Anything pit is a close second.
Ok-now let’s see a video of you training a young pit bull with similar issues. There are plenty in the shelters who are unadoptable and could benefit from your training.
I'll go you one better. There is no problem with this dog. Meet Little Bear, PTSD, and no balanced trainer would dare come out to meet her. Several recommended euth without even meeting her.
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Blah blah blah all talk..
around 6:00 she was fine with doberman but a level of her excitement can trigger some dogs to tell her to fuck off and in many cases that could trigger even submissive dog to fight. That can happen especially to insecure and undersocialized dog. She need to learn to meet other dogs respectfully and calm, then if energy of both dogs match she can rise her energy and be crazy playful. You as a human may care about staying as positive as possible but dogs don't care, if they don;t like something they keep things simple and rarely positive.
Im going to wacht this video to the end but at the very beggining i can say that your intension is to bash that trainer for as many things he do or say. For now he didn't even started to work with a dog its early evaluation but you disagree with anything what is shown. And to make everything straight, I do watch Beckmans but i do not agree with everything he does.
PS: In a matter of fact there was a period in pitbull's history that they were breed to fight other dogs. Obviously it was a specific line of pitbulls but even if that is not the one of them then we have also a line of amercian pitbulls and they offen have problem with triggered uncontroled agression. I don't remember how is it called but it is some issue in their brains.
I have worked with many of pitbull type of dogs and i know that they can be sweetest things on the planet but i also know that once they start to fight it is not easy to stop them.
I'm stating right now - i'm coming after dog training. Its garbage, it's bullshit, it's lies. Always has been.
It's filling up shelters, it's killing dogs in droves and the worst? Dog training has thrown mans best friend in the garbage. Watch the video link I posted.
Personally I really don't get why people like this guy at all (beckman), and he's so arrogant. I definitely thinks this pup would love a flirt pole! But super high energy dog.
I wonder if this pup will fetch? That's would be another great way for her to blow off some energy
The flirt pole is THE number one tool that saves pitbull lives. If a pit can't blow out the lines, they will blow and there is your aggressive dog.
that trainer giving advice is biased against pits and he if so full of bad information I feel sorry for this poor dog and the owner, open your eyes.
Great video, as always 👋
Thank you.
My view of Beckman's channel is that he is, whether knowingly or unknowningly, marketing to people who get pleasure from watching dog fighting. The video thumbnails are all I need to see: they are constantly pictures of Prince attacking or being attacked by another dog. His chanting about a "fight" in the start of this video disturbed me the first time I watched it. All he is teaching these owners much of the time is how to be perceived as an unpredictable asshole by their dogs.
she is "obsessed" with other dogs cause her life is boring
Dude you are so wrong about Joel Beckman and you are placing his words out of context. You can't pick apart what he says according to each phrase because sometimes it means one thing sometimes it means another thing and I know that can't make sense for your brain but it does for those who know what to head and not take literally.
Call me dude one more time and you're blocked.
Beckman is an idiot - you cannot train behaviours. Tell him to come talk to me.
Robert is just interpreting body language and translating, so there is not much ‘out of context’ going on here.
@@roberthynesdogtraining since when is "dude" a negative thing to say? I grew up in the 90s! But you can block me if you wish. The dog world needs less bickering amongst everybody and more understanding. It's okay for everybody to do things a little bit different. As long as everybody has the dog's best interest.
What I have seen so far of him, he can’t read dogs. His ideas about how to deal with a dog are basically okay, but he uses them destructively, because he can’t read dogs. His dominance stuff is hurtful, even if there are occasions where you might have to do it, but he doesn’t really understand dog. And he is afraid of some dogs (because he can’t read them I guess).
Trainers don't care about the cause of the behaviours - and that is the very science of behaviour - discovering its causes. Applied Behavioural Analysis is applying the understanding of the behavior - not applying reward and punishments.
All we ever see is trainers trying to stop behaviours, shut down behaviours - and that always ends in control and management which can/will destroy an owners life and fatten up the trainers wallet.
Dog trainers need to get out of the behavioural ring. All they are doing is killing dogs.
Couldn’t agree more, as I said, they should have to pass a basic behaviorist test to be able to be dog trainers, so they can read dogs and don’t just blatantly disrespect them
I think you’re wrong in the sense that you’re saying that with exercise it would end it but that’s not true a doctor behave this way it’s always going to find a fight that’s why you have to correct it and I have a Belgium Malinois and I’ve had Dobermans, Rottweilers and German Shepherd and they’re really hard when they’re young to correct this behavior because they just want to play there’s still Young but that’s why I do you correct them at this point. That’s what he’s getting at not the fact that he’s not getting exercise you didn’t even know if you got exercise he say he’s all riled up because he doesn’t get an exercise but you really don’t know like I said, I had plenty of wax with my young German Shepherd, and he still was like this doesn’t matter.
All hope is lost for the dog.
I don’t remember Robert saying that it will all end with it, but in case he didn’t, trust me, the work can only start after the dog has gotten rid of some of that excess energy and frustration that has built up over time. Oh, and anyone that speaks dog can see that this dog has a lot of excess energy, there are not many assumptions made in this video by Robert, just reading the dog’s body language.
I’m sure this is awesome but I don’t think I can watch
It's not good, but it's not really abusive, but people should watch it.