As a dog rehabber myself youd be surprised how many “aggressive” calls i get where a dog isnt truly aggressive & the people get so mad hearing its them not the dog lol
This was not a bad owner. He just didn't know how to respond on time and see the little errors. Cesar told him the errors and he listened. It's great to see when owners actually listen to Cesar's advice. Same for the friends, they actually listened great to Cesar! Big difference between a good owner who just doesn't see the little errors than an owner who acts like their dogs are their child.
Exactly!! The only criticism that I have of this video is that I think MUCH more time should have been spent with Evan, the owner, to establish the correct leader of the pack relationship with the dog and less with Evan's friends. If the dog, Amigo, respected Evan as his pack leader, through control of food, crate training, respect for thresholds, permission to eat, permission to move, permission to BREATHE, the problem with Evan's friends would disappear and Evan would be able to control it. I don't think ANY training of the friends was really necessary. It is all about the relationship of the dog to its owner. All of the dog's perceived aggression stems from the dog thinking that it needs to step up to protect the pack because he doesn't trust Evan as the leader, and rightfully so, based on how Evan has treated the dog in the past. All of this kissing and snuggling of the neck that Evan is showing in the video is not how dogs in the wild show leadership to their pack members. It just communicates weakness and dependence.
This is a Norwegian Elkhound that could have a little shepherd mix. They are great family dogs! I bred and raised Elkhounds for 30 years because I loved the breed so much. Loved seeing this video, made me miss my last female. She lived 16 years! Great job Cesar!
Love Caesar!! I watch your training every chance I get! 🥰 You've helped so many people with their dogs and help them establish that relationship that they need with them. Thank you for all you do!🐾
I see Cesar looking the Shepherd and he is secure. From that moment i know this Shepherd is not agressive. But Cesar you are a true Master . I learn much from you. Greetings DJ AUGUST 77 /Harrie Brouwer, Igor and Loki
"I wanted a dog that looked like a wolf, because you cannot own a wolf." That bothered me the most. That is exactly why he is having problems. He didn't pick the dog for his energy, but for his looks. I see that as an insult to the personality of the dog and the dog in general. It would be the same as picking a human on his/her looks for a relationship and not looking at who that person really is. That is going to get you into trouble always. I think a lot of people are that shallow. I hear so many times that people always wonder how it is possible for an ugly person to get a handsome partner. Well, they picked each other based on character, personality and energy. That is why. I really don't care what a dog, human or any other living thing looks like. I pick everything based on energy. Even my fish. I have a huge tank of Malawi cichlids. There are almost never fights. Yes, I have males and females. Why no fights? I picked them on their energy, not their looks. Yeah, I bought fish that weren't perfect in color or build. Some even hybrids. But they were calm fish, not the most dominant ones in the tank that showed the most beautiful colors. And here we are. A tank that is calm and assertive 🤣 And yes, some males became the dominant ones in the tank. But 2 meters of tank gives them enough space to chase and hide. Because they picked their own level of dominance, there were never any severe fights. It all came natural. Now, what does that fishy tale has to do with this dog? Everything. The dog was picked based on looks, not energy. That creates stress, because the dog is not in a position where he wants to be in. He needs to be, but he doesn't want to. That is why he chases everyone away. The less humans, the smaller the pack, the better he can cope with his none dominant character. But since his human is even lower in dominance, the dog needs to be "tough". I loved the change in him. Amigo completely relaxed when Cesar came. The skin was even looser than before. (look at the patch on his lower back near his tail. In the beginning it was higher up the back, when he relaxed it was lower, nearer to the tail). I felt so sorry for Amigo. But I am sure he is going to have a great life now! Kudos to Adam for calling Cesar! Hero!
@@flip_shifty, he does. But not all can be shown in a short video. He points out that the dog needs walks. Why do you think he lets the scared guy walk the dog? Have you seen other videos of Cesar? Plus, dogs do not need to hunt. All dogs have that hunting instinct. No matter what breed. You can redirect that to something different. Let them guard, seek, agility, etc.
When the friends walked up they had an arrogant walk covering their nervousness. Owner also saw it as funny and smirked. Bad situation that is a disaster for the dog.
One of my huskies, Kylie, is 1/2 Siberian Husky, 1/4 German Shepard and 1/4 Coyote. She is by-eyed (one blue and one brown). She looks 100% Husky but her character is 100% German Shepard/Coyote. She's the only one that doesn't talk, she barks to communicate. She use to act this way, she's a fearful dog, I found the best way for strangers to meet her was for men to remove their eye glasses, don't show they are afraid of her, not to make quick movements around her, to sit down and to completely ignore her until she warmed up to them (5-10 minutes). Once she's calm and she approaches people, to sniff them, she's more perceptive. Then I get people to give her some treats, on open hand. When given other ways, it's as if the dog things you are going to grab their collar so open hand works best at first with Kylie. Once she gets treats from them, she becomes more comfortable with them. After just a few visits, if someone tried to harm them Kylie would protect them as she protects our family. She's still not good with other dogs that weren't part of our pack, but she rarely leaves the house and unless she's in the car, we keep her away from them or muzzle her. It's hard to train her for it, given we are both completely and totally disabled and unable to walk our team. We have a huge fenced in backyard and 3 of the huskies played all day long (they were 100% Siberian Husky). We had mom Harley, her only daughter and runt of the litter Meka (alpha female) and her biggest son Kash (alpha male). Kylie has the same dad as her siblings and is only 13 weeks older than the other 2. Kylie would play with them for 5-10 minutes a few times a day because she prefers to constantly survey the perimeter inside and outside of the house and is constantly on guard in the front window. So in hierarchy she was treated like the last place in the pack. Sadly in 2023 two of our dogs passed away. First, Meka passed away from cancer, we only found out she was sick 40 hours before we had to put her down, she was 10 yrs old. She was the alpha female so it was a devastating blow to the pack. They never played together again. Then 7 months later, mama Harley passed away from a different cancer (diagnosed after she passed away), she was 13 yrs old. It was really hard on Kash. Once again he stopped eating and cried for the first 6 months in his sleep and while awake. It's been a year and we struggle every day to get him to eat and when he does, he only eats half of what he use to. He won't even go in the room where the 3 of them always laid down in the house. It's heartbreaking to see. It hasn't impacted Kylie as much, but she has food aggression so food is her favorite thing. lol One year later and Kash still won't accept Kylie to be his new alpha female. He's starting to allow her to sleep a few feet from him, so i'm happy for Kylie, I know she tried for a long time to move up in rank, sad it had to happen by the death of the other 2 dogs. Kylie and Kash are now 11 years old.
You should do an episode with problem behavior while grooming and/or at the groomer. I watch some grooming videos and some of the dogs are absolutely terrifying! 😱 Anxiety for dog AND groomer! Love your shows!❤
@@MartinaDanielaSchreck that’s lovely. I have one also, dogs can be a very good companion to humans but they can also be very sensitive and can also be dangerous if not treated with care and love. It’s a good thing Cesar has been doing on here and educating us by the day. How long have you had your dog?
Once bitten ... The toughest trial for the people with such a traumatic experience. It takes time! Besides, without help from experts like Cesar, outcomes would be predictable. Mindset is the most difficult one to control, as the tiniest sign reveals & dogs won't let it go without a cost! Big applause to these guys!
Yes brother you are the best dog lover and understand them so they are comfortable after some time that cesar is not going to harm them dogs so they feel secure then they follow you cesar with trust from within your energy you keep always tackling dogs 🙏thanks good to learn from you dogs psychology 🙏
Thats a beautiful shepherd , poor dog is fearful and anxiety i bet, im just at the beginning of the video but i know the miracle worker wise Cesar will fix this 🙏❤️ Guys there's no blankets you've got him chained up on a short chain on a wet concrete floor come on i know you can do better , put some soft blankets down and a dog bed ! Dudes ! Not the dogs fault .
As a non dog owner watching a number of these episodes it seems apparent that all behavior issues stem from the owner's psychology. All pathologies are transmted to the dog. Really fascinating how people get Dogs for their own emotional wounds rather than for the health of a Dog. Stop with the anthropomorphizing people.
It's relaly hard when its not about what you are DOING around the dog but how your are FEELING. Humans have become so non-intuitive. (All of us, not just poor Adam!)
“Im being constantly being bitten by Amigo”… seeing my dog biting other human and not doing anything about that🤯 for me its like having a child who beats someone and not being scolded for that… jesus not all ppl should have neither dogs or children
I get that the more of a moron the owner is the better television it makes but allowing your friends to be bit by your dog is pure idiocy. That's no friend and common sense eludes them all. That was a grown ass man calling that dog a "Woof", where do they find these people...
Good job, Cesar, but I have some questions. Is that dog neutered or not? How much exercise or play does it get? I see a big dog defending the last remnant of his territory, that little garage. I've tried to figure out what he could be mixed with, and I think it's malamute - the wolfy, arctic look, that big hair. From what I read, malamutes can be real problem dogs.
Does anyone know of a video Cesar does for the normally perfect dog that gets aggressive at the vet? It’s a new problem after they removed an ingrown nail and now he wants to snap at them.
Amigo also has to learn to tolerate people. He will not learn if he's put away every time. He has to be exposed to it in a controlled manner for it to stop.
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Junior waiting for princess treatment getting in the car 🤣
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Cesar is saving dogs training 1 human at a time. 99% of the time its the humans errors that cause the problems.
Yes, which is why we continue to have brutal/deadly dog attacks in this country.
As a dog rehabber myself youd be surprised how many “aggressive” calls i get where a dog isnt truly aggressive & the people get so mad hearing its them not the dog lol
Synopsis...PEOPLE SUCK
That is so true I said my cousin dog needs training he barks to much
Amigo looked terribly afraid and his owner had zero boundaries, rules or limitations. Love Cesar’s work!
Some corrections and the dog gains trust, calmness, socialization, wonderful job cesar!!!
The part with the food in the container was almost asking for "food agression" tho
Cesar is such a good soul!
The part with the food in the container was almost asking for "food agression" tho
Isn't he still criticized for his practices, though?
@@IssyCoonify He's a good soul. :-)
Jeder wird für irgendwas kritisiert...
Junior said you know the drill Cesar “lift me up”
This was not a bad owner. He just didn't know how to respond on time and see the little errors. Cesar told him the errors and he listened. It's great to see when owners actually listen to Cesar's advice. Same for the friends, they actually listened great to Cesar!
Big difference between a good owner who just doesn't see the little errors than an owner who acts like their dogs are their child.
Exactly!! The only criticism that I have of this video is that I think MUCH more time should have been spent with Evan, the owner, to establish the correct leader of the pack relationship with the dog and less with Evan's friends. If the dog, Amigo, respected Evan as his pack leader, through control of food, crate training, respect for thresholds, permission to eat, permission to move, permission to BREATHE, the problem with Evan's friends would disappear and Evan would be able to control it. I don't think ANY training of the friends was really necessary. It is all about the relationship of the dog to its owner. All of the dog's perceived aggression stems from the dog thinking that it needs to step up to protect the pack because he doesn't trust Evan as the leader, and rightfully so, based on how Evan has treated the dog in the past. All of this kissing and snuggling of the neck that Evan is showing in the video is not how dogs in the wild show leadership to their pack members. It just communicates weakness and dependence.
Wolves, DO ,nuzzle, and show love. ❤
They also will tear you apart if you do not obey the rules ! 😮
17:34 e@@samwdavis
This is a Norwegian Elkhound that could have a little shepherd mix. They are great family dogs! I bred and raised Elkhounds for 30 years because I loved the breed so much. Loved seeing this video, made me miss my last female. She lived 16 years! Great job Cesar!
16 years, wow. You did something right. Sad to be apart now.
Yes. Two of my neighboors had one. Super friendly and also working dogs. A lot of exercises and free roaming on the countryside.
Definitely
Never heard of this breed ever, thanks! Great post!!!!
The only bit he lost was the Curly tail. Had 4 of them over 25 years, when is snows they are amazing they won't come inside the just play in it.
Cesar does it every time. This was a case of teaching the humans. Amigo was fine and just doing what he had to do. Amazing work Cesar.
Thank you Ceaser. No such thing as bad dog only bad human 😊❤
Dogs needs an outlet for his prey drive... Cesar never focuses on the dogs innate desires and how the owner should give that outlet in a safe way.
@@flip_shiftyfor example…
A beautiful success story! ❤❤❤
That white Mustang is gorgeous!!!
I love it when cesar acts like the dog and also acts like the nervous owners!!
😊😊This is one of my favourite episodes😊😊
same!
Great work guys one day he will respect all of you! Don't give up keep on working with Amigo. Thanks to Cesar and team as well ❤❤❤❤❤
Love Caesar!! I watch your training every chance I get! 🥰 You've helped so many people with their dogs and help them establish that relationship that they need with them. Thank you for all you do!🐾
Yeah me too. I don really frequent this app but any time I’m here also I watch at least two episodes. Are you a lover of dog?
What a beautiful dog
Always Love, Gratitude and Respect 💕 Thank You 🙏
I love watching these transformations. I wish I could have a dog.
Thank you Cesar for all your training us humans! My little rescue is now responding much better to certain conditions!! High Five
😊😊Thank-you Cesar
Fair play to the guy not giving up on his dog. Plenty do sadly.
A human willing to be trained and do it properly.
This dog is magnificient ! I am sure he is a good dog if properly treated.
I don't believe he's being improperly treated.
Cesar is an amazing dog trainer!
Cesar is amazing!
And Amigo’s back leg is in pain - which can also create aggression😢.
This is an old episode. I actually contacted Evan a few years ago when I first saw this, and he was very polite when he responded.
Hope his friend can come to be a friend of amigo also. I can understand his fear. That would be a huge growth.
evan just standing there not correcting his dog lol
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Way to go Cesar!
The part with the food in the container was almost asking for "food agression"
That's why Cesar is the goat. This was a tough case.
I see Cesar looking the Shepherd and he is secure. From that moment i know this Shepherd is not agressive. But Cesar you are a true Master . I learn much from you. Greetings DJ AUGUST 77 /Harrie Brouwer, Igor and Loki
Increible...❤❤️🐾
"I wanted a dog that looked like a wolf, because you cannot own a wolf."
That bothered me the most. That is exactly why he is having problems. He didn't pick the dog for his energy, but for his looks. I see that as an insult to the personality of the dog and the dog in general.
It would be the same as picking a human on his/her looks for a relationship and not looking at who that person really is. That is going to get you into trouble always. I think a lot of people are that shallow. I hear so many times that people always wonder how it is possible for an ugly person to get a handsome partner. Well, they picked each other based on character, personality and energy. That is why.
I really don't care what a dog, human or any other living thing looks like. I pick everything based on energy. Even my fish.
I have a huge tank of Malawi cichlids. There are almost never fights. Yes, I have males and females. Why no fights? I picked them on their energy, not their looks. Yeah, I bought fish that weren't perfect in color or build. Some even hybrids. But they were calm fish, not the most dominant ones in the tank that showed the most beautiful colors.
And here we are. A tank that is calm and assertive 🤣
And yes, some males became the dominant ones in the tank. But 2 meters of tank gives them enough space to chase and hide. Because they picked their own level of dominance, there were never any severe fights. It all came natural.
Now, what does that fishy tale has to do with this dog? Everything. The dog was picked based on looks, not energy. That creates stress, because the dog is not in a position where he wants to be in. He needs to be, but he doesn't want to. That is why he chases everyone away. The less humans, the smaller the pack, the better he can cope with his none dominant character. But since his human is even lower in dominance, the dog needs to be "tough".
I loved the change in him. Amigo completely relaxed when Cesar came. The skin was even looser than before. (look at the patch on his lower back near his tail. In the beginning it was higher up the back, when he relaxed it was lower, nearer to the tail).
I felt so sorry for Amigo. But I am sure he is going to have a great life now!
Kudos to Adam for calling Cesar! Hero!
Dogs needs an outlet for his prey drive... Cesar never focuses on the dogs innate desires and how the owner should give that outlet in a safe way.
@@flip_shifty, he does. But not all can be shown in a short video.
He points out that the dog needs walks. Why do you think he lets the scared guy walk the dog?
Have you seen other videos of Cesar?
Plus, dogs do not need to hunt. All dogs have that hunting instinct. No matter what breed. You can redirect that to something different. Let them guard, seek, agility, etc.
When the friends walked up they had an arrogant walk covering their nervousness. Owner also saw it as funny and smirked. Bad situation that is a disaster for the dog.
Guys "loose" and honest. Fun video, Caesar!
One of my huskies, Kylie, is 1/2 Siberian Husky, 1/4 German Shepard and 1/4 Coyote. She is by-eyed (one blue and one brown). She looks 100% Husky but her character is 100% German Shepard/Coyote. She's the only one that doesn't talk, she barks to communicate. She use to act this way, she's a fearful dog, I found the best way for strangers to meet her was for men to remove their eye glasses, don't show they are afraid of her, not to make quick movements around her, to sit down and to completely ignore her until she warmed up to them (5-10 minutes). Once she's calm and she approaches people, to sniff them, she's more perceptive. Then I get people to give her some treats, on open hand. When given other ways, it's as if the dog things you are going to grab their collar so open hand works best at first with Kylie. Once she gets treats from them, she becomes more comfortable with them. After just a few visits, if someone tried to harm them Kylie would protect them as she protects our family. She's still not good with other dogs that weren't part of our pack, but she rarely leaves the house and unless she's in the car, we keep her away from them or muzzle her. It's hard to train her for it, given we are both completely and totally disabled and unable to walk our team. We have a huge fenced in backyard and 3 of the huskies played all day long (they were 100% Siberian Husky). We had mom Harley, her only daughter and runt of the litter Meka (alpha female) and her biggest son Kash (alpha male). Kylie has the same dad as her siblings and is only 13 weeks older than the other 2. Kylie would play with them for 5-10 minutes a few times a day because she prefers to constantly survey the perimeter inside and outside of the house and is constantly on guard in the front window. So in hierarchy she was treated like the last place in the pack. Sadly in 2023 two of our dogs passed away. First, Meka passed away from cancer, we only found out she was sick 40 hours before we had to put her down, she was 10 yrs old. She was the alpha female so it was a devastating blow to the pack. They never played together again. Then 7 months later, mama Harley passed away from a different cancer (diagnosed after she passed away), she was 13 yrs old. It was really hard on Kash. Once again he stopped eating and cried for the first 6 months in his sleep and while awake. It's been a year and we struggle every day to get him to eat and when he does, he only eats half of what he use to. He won't even go in the room where the 3 of them always laid down in the house. It's heartbreaking to see. It hasn't impacted Kylie as much, but she has food aggression so food is her favorite thing. lol One year later and Kash still won't accept Kylie to be his new alpha female. He's starting to allow her to sleep a few feet from him, so i'm happy for Kylie, I know she tried for a long time to move up in rank, sad it had to happen by the death of the other 2 dogs. Kylie and Kash are now 11 years old.
You should do an episode with problem behavior while grooming and/or at the groomer. I watch some grooming videos and some of the dogs are absolutely terrifying! 😱 Anxiety for dog AND groomer! Love your shows!❤
Wow, Amigo is a beautiful dog
Wonderful.
I love dogs man, this is nice to learn
HELLO , YESSSS 😂, Amigo is definitely not a Chihuahua, how funny Adam ...... Many Greetings from Germany
Obviously… 😂 how are you finding this show watching from Germany? Greetings to you too from United States.
@@HarrisonWilliams-c2i Tja, Mr. Williams, sometimes in Life Miracles are happen 🎉 I can find everything, if, something interest's me.
@@MartinaDanielaSchreck it’s amazing how you can navigate this site so easily. Are you a lover of dogs?
@@HarrisonWilliams-c2i YESSS, I LOVE DOGGIE'S SINCE I WAS A CHILD . AND I HAVE A DOGGY AT HOME ❤🐾🐾
@@MartinaDanielaSchreck that’s lovely. I have one also, dogs can be a very good companion to humans but they can also be very sensitive and can also be dangerous if not treated with care and love. It’s a good thing Cesar has been doing on here and educating us by the day. How long have you had your dog?
Ive seen this epi on tv bef! Love sheps so smart like rex
Once bitten ... The toughest trial for the people with such a traumatic experience. It takes time! Besides, without help from experts like Cesar, outcomes would be predictable. Mindset is the most difficult one to control, as the tiniest sign reveals & dogs won't let it go without a cost! Big applause to these guys!
С Новым Годом великий человек! Живи здоровым и долго. долго! Пусть новый год принесет все блага за каждого спасенного ангела❤❤❤❤❤❤🎆🎄
Yes brother you are the best dog lover and understand them so they are comfortable after some time that cesar is not going to harm them dogs so they feel secure then they follow you cesar with trust from within your energy you keep always tackling dogs 🙏thanks good to learn from you dogs psychology 🙏
Thanks so much!!!
"You dont look like a pitbull today junior" 😂
I love Amigo’s owner! What he said about the difficult things was ON point 🎉
Dog does not like Adam food or not 😂
Considering that he bit Adams in the hand causing a lot of bleeding is more than enough reason for Adams to still be tense around the dog.
Amazing
Cesar💕💕💕💕💕
Good dog.
The dog loves ceaser
7:02 it surprises me every time, how little dog owners know about their dogs.😢 and they have absolutely no clue why they lash out.
We made mistakes ...with Dogs...because...We don't understand Dogs...this is why ...we must wach Cesar.
i was wondering which episode this was!
Thats a beautiful shepherd , poor dog is fearful and anxiety i bet, im just at the beginning of the video but i know the miracle worker wise Cesar will fix this 🙏❤️ Guys there's no blankets you've got him chained up on a short chain on a wet concrete floor come on i know you can do better , put some soft blankets down and a dog bed ! Dudes ! Not the dogs fault .
Enjoyed ❤
Please more new videos Cesar 🙏🏻🫶🏻🙂
I would just stop going to my friends house 😂 that’s a big a$$ dog
As a non dog owner watching a number of these episodes it seems apparent that all behavior issues stem from the owner's psychology. All pathologies are transmted to the dog. Really fascinating how people get Dogs for their own emotional wounds rather than for the health of a Dog. Stop with the anthropomorphizing people.
I watching your videos and I have my bells on your videos and I'm subscribed to your videos and 👍☝
That’s a beautiful dog❤but he really needs to be with an owner who has land for him to roam and be. I understand but I hate tied up dogs 😢
Well done, everyone!
‘Motorcycle Buddies’ 😏
Come on guys it’s 2024… 😅
It's relaly hard when its not about what you are DOING around the dog but how your are FEELING. Humans have become so non-intuitive. (All of us, not just poor Adam!)
100% of the time it's humans fault no such thing as bad dog only bad human 😊❤
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This dog just needs an outlet, play time with a toy.
That dog look more like a the hunting dog Grey hound than a German Sheperd.
Are you mentally challenged?
it is a ½ wolf !!
It looks nothing like a greyhound bruh
@@zamzar2i wasn't sure if it was or if they had ever confirmed that!
Looks like a Norwegian Elkhound to me
beautiful. Please visit Amigo a third time ♥
I need this for my Lucky Luna. I love her so much. She is vicious with people tho
Amigo is limping , maybe got hip problems, he got fearful crazy eyes.
i wanna see zak george with his treats lmao
A really good job! ☺️☺️
Indeed. Where are you watching from btw?
@@HarrisonWilliams-c2i the Netherlands
@@madyalaya wow. Are you a lover of dog or you’re just a fan of the show?
@@HarrisonWilliams-c2i I like dogs, I love Cesar😉
@@madyalaya yeah I can relate. Do you have a dog?
You are foolish to keep a bitter dog. You can be sued. What about a child. 😩
Shut up bot
nice
When ceaser gives dog food its called treat
“Im being constantly being bitten by Amigo”… seeing my dog biting other human and not doing anything about that🤯 for me its like having a child who beats someone and not being scolded for that… jesus not all ppl should have neither dogs or children
13:18 why does the audio sound like a playback or a recorded audio just to fit in XD
I get that the more of a moron the owner is the better television it makes but allowing your friends to be bit by your dog is pure idiocy. That's no friend and common sense eludes them all. That was a grown ass man calling that dog a "Woof", where do they find these people...
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Good job, Cesar, but I have some questions. Is that dog neutered or not? How much exercise or play does it get? I see a big dog defending the last remnant of his territory, that little garage. I've tried to figure out what he could be mixed with, and I think it's malamute - the wolfy, arctic look, that big hair. From what I read, malamutes can be real problem dogs.
Dude, your dog bit MORE THAN ONE person at work? After the first one did you get ANY idea that you should take him away after the 1st bite?
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Dude at the end the dog wearing a muzzle.
That dog looks coked out of his mind
Lmfao
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Dog has a bad right hip,in pain
Does anyone know of a video Cesar does for the normally perfect dog that gets aggressive at the vet? It’s a new problem after they removed an ingrown nail and now he wants to snap at them.
He's probably just incredibly traumatized about it and fears the vet and is lashing out out of fear.
@@gabrielle3650 I know WHY he is doing it. I don’t know how to get him over it. We’ve tried the obvious things, and even the not so obvious.
put Amigo in the damn house when your friend visits! for crikey's sake! management!
Amigo also has to learn to tolerate people. He will not learn if he's put away every time. He has to be exposed to it in a controlled manner for it to stop.
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"Amigo" ain't very Amigo
Would not want get bit by amigo
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Id bet Amigo is part Norwegian Elk hound
Poor dude. The dog has more T.
This episode is at least 4 years old. Why ruminate?
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Stunning pup..can't b turned to the inhumane society..as he's bitten...they would kill him