This was a great video. You really are helping Kaitlyn heal emotionally as well. You are teaching her to not only take control of Leon, but also of her emotions that she allows to dictate her actions.
@@JennyYasi It works! His training on both the humans and the dogs only work if the humans work right with the dogs. If they listen to what Caesar is telling them and practice it.
I used his training techniques on my dog, a difficult dog with high pray drive and very reactive to other dogs . If it wasn’t for Cesar my dog would not celebrate his 11 th birthday or he would have been locked away from the world. I gave my dog a norma life ,riding the bike with him and drained his energy following Cesar advises was the key to success .My dog passed away last week from illness, Cesar has no idea he saved my dog from being put down 7 yrs ago,I wish I could tell him in person , he is a great guy with a big heart.
For all those who disagree with this gentleman's techniques there's something you need to understand, THEY WORK 100% it may look pretty extreme but its a hell of a lot better than the there being people & animals being hurt from a vicious dog! I salute this man for his 100% honest attitude towards owners to I think a lot of owners need to hear his views!
My dogs two female dogs were aggressive to eatch other and believe me it's horrible! And it's really dangerous! I'm glad that I found someone who helped us and now our dogs are sleeping together, playing and they're best friends.
@@jensenreus9668 you need to be able to match your dogs energy and show them you’re in control and correct any aggressive behaviors in a tough way, not beat the dog, but a quick hard touch to the side or neck to break that dog’s aggressive focus down while matching their intensity. Dogs are very smart and can read energy and if you as an owner budge the dog will run over you and if you don’t assert dominance you might as well get rid of the dog because you’ll never be able to do regular normal activities with that dog like take walks without attacks, going to dog parks without attacks and that’s no way your dog should live or you. Owners need to show dominance in their energy and not nervousness, anxiousness or fearfulness or it will project to that dog. Also people just think about having a dog to just love on an fulfill their emotional needs but don’t understand you need to be compatible with that dog and do research about how that dog operates before just getting it.
I trained my own dogs by watching cesar and I always get complimented in how well behaved she is on a walk especially when walking past excited dogs. I am so proud of her and so honoured to have her as my friend
I did the same thing thru watching Cears shows. I trained 6 Rottweilers & a Pitbull. Everyone has said how well behaved they are & pleasant to be around. Thanks Cesar Milan, you’re the Best!
Dogs can make wonderful pets to have if the owners themselves are willing to devote the time, energy and effort necessary in order to be taught because learning is growing.
Sometimes I think the only people who should try to have dogs are people with no lives and are willing to be 2nd to an animal . I like dogs a lot but idk I go back and forth, people exaggerate the benefits. Just so they could get a dog that they can pet. But can’t have a deep convo with or do everything with, who is highly dependent on you to do everything for them , the benefit is that you just want a furry thing to pet that sometimes wants to cuddle? Idk. If dogs weren’t so high maintenance I’d get it but often they are just off to the side , needing you to constantly medicate it at a vet and buying it tons of toys and taking it out just to watch IT run. I don’t get why people act like that is so amazing. I think some people are just incredibly bored and have no goals outside of work . Dogs can be cuddly every now and then sure, but that’s basically the only benefit, if you hang around anything or anyone long enough and take care of them devotedly you will develop a soft spot for them. But there are a lot of requirements with just about one benefit that gets dramatically romanticized
Absolutely correct. Problems are almost ALWAYS because of the owner. And I don’t like using the term “owner.” We are caregivers and family members to dogs & cats, just like children. No different. If you think it’s different than caring for a child - please, please do not get a dog. Ever.
@@LH23511 Not really pittbulls were bred for hunting also because they had alot of stamina and could keep up with the prey. But then people realized that they could fight for long time and thats the reason why they are soo many pittbull fights. They saw no potential in hunting and moved to make money with dog fights.
Anything is trainable with enough skill. But many dogs bring problems that are a lot to deal with for the average person. I think that’s a better way to characterize things.
The more I watch Ceaser, the more I realize he is almost as good at helping humans as dogs. Over and over he helps the human correct their mistakes to help the dogs.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. And I also think that he was lucky to have such a sharp and intelligent woman who was willing to be introspective.
This is something we should all do. Nothing wrong with judging the dog or owners behavior on first introduction. Instead uneducated people go look at that Pitty or Staffy it will bite my face off from across the park.
Are you talking about doggie racism? lol.. Or are you saying he will train any breed no matter what? That is true. Caesar likes all breeds. But I don't. Does that make me a doggie racist? lol.. I'm an Amstaff Supremacist..
This show taught me only one thing how my energy can affect everyone I deal with … I m not even a pet person and probably will never get one but I still watched this show to see energy dynamics
I love your comment. I have respect for your insight. IT's true--we impart onto others our own emotion. People, in general, don't seem to get this at all. I wish more did. I'm so glad you watched this show, whether you get an animal of your own someday, or decide it's not for you. There's no right or wrong--only you can decide. :) Me, I'm an animal lover through and through. :)
I would submit that a young of her size and weight is not a good match for a largerish dog. I suspect she treated this dog as a person and needs to be educated on pack behavior, prior to choosing a dog like this. That said, the die is cast when she brings the dog home for the first time. As a result this dog naturally protected his owner. Her body language and energy caused her stable dog to escalate the stable dog. Caesar recognizes the dogs aren’t’ the problem here, so he educated the owner in his way by showing her she was the problem. Another case of rehabilitating the owner,and not the dog. and I concur that characteristics shown here, translate well into human behavior. Outstanding, Semper Fi
I think that lab is actually a female named Holly! She’s a formerly resource guarding dog that actually bit Cesar and drew blood a couple of years back.
This is exactly my dog! I’ve only had my dog since February after my husbands passing. My dog is so aggressive towards other dogs it’s frightening. She’s otherwise the sweetest dog ever. This was really helpful, if only it could be this easy to change her behavior…..and both our anxiety. I’m terrified to walk her sometimes.
GoogIe the phrase above. My dog was very similar to yours and now she's 100% calm. You'll be truly amazed at how establishing leadership completely transforms your dog. It's the very best thing you can do if your dog shows any signs of aggression.
Don't be terrified just remember that you are in full control of what your dog does. My dog has a leash agression problem wich has gotten a lot better in the past 2 years. I just learned to remain more calm passing by other dogs and stop expecting her to lash out. And if she lashes out i know that if i get her attention fast enaugh and tell her to stop she will do it imidiatly. As stupid as it might sound you have to make it clear that you are the boss and you decide if your dog should lash out or not. Be confident!
@@Susweca5569 Haha, not all huskies are great watch dogs. Ours never barks at all unless he sees coyotes. He is friendly to everyone. My guess is that if someone attacked our family, he would run and hide.
It is amazing how Cesar handles the dogs, he really is the dog whisperer. He was able to get a dog attacking another dog to submit to him immediately. Very impressive.
even if you don't have a dog personally it's likely that you know someone who does and you might be able to help change someone's life just by sharing what you've learned. you never know when the knowledge you have might come in handy.
Awesome observation! A few years ago, I got my first dog (finally lol) that was not a family dog, rescue dog; a dog I purposefully got to have as a companion. She was so timid and fearful, and I had to learn how to work with that as I had never had this experience with a puppy. She was the runt of the litter and born this way. I ended up becoming calmer and stronger for her, to be what SHE needs. In so doing, that spread to other areas of my life. I was not able to apply these things without my dog- so the phrase Cesar says that we get the dog we need is so true. If you are able to apply these things on your own, that is so inspirational to me.
Omg I just said that before I seen your comment! It’s intense, I can only imagine what her dog feels all day. I hope she can get some help for that, because anxiety and panic attacks are no joke.
Facing the problems is the one of the most hardest things to do. Ceasar always says " you don't get the dog you want but dog you need ". This dog gave her the reason for her to facing her fear. Your dog tell you who you really are. Dogs won't lie.
It’s amazing how a dog or other animal can show you what is wrong with ourselves by not being balance human beings. I wish more people could see what Cesar teach.
@@filthycasual8074 and that would create an even worse situation ☺️ so be hopeful you’re never in that situation because you don’t sound like you’d fix much.
Oh yes. He is súper good! 🤣 poor cesar's dog has to live that. Why not using a respect methode with all. The dogs. The tomate. The lama... taking distances. Respecting the dog has problems and the other. Emocional work is called! Something ive never seen at cesars videos
Did anyone notice how Leon punched her in the tummy when she came in? 'Like stay back where its safe cause I'm gonna kick butt and protect you from these other guys.'
@@Misstresbelle Who said anything about enjoying it? Firefighters have to face the fire to stop the flames and save peoples lives. You can't ignore your dogs aggression and expect it to go away. And some dogs are much quicker than people expect. Damage can happen quickly. By watching your dog you can avoid danger and correct bad behaviors.
@@Misstresbelle nobody enjoys watching a dogfight (apart from the egomaniac nutjobs who keep dogs for money) but if you have a dog, small or big. You have to step up when your dog acts out! No excuses! If you can't do that you're not qualified to keep a dog.
True but it’s likely because she knows Caesar is the one who’s supposed to be helping during the fight, not her. Also, she’s on tv and it’s embarrassing when your animal acts stupid and you can’t do anything about it because someone else is teaching you what to correct.
The amount of dog lives this man has most likely saved because of his training/teaching has to be equal to that of a Veterinarian that is long into their career. Thank you Cesar.
I wonder how many of us are not aware at all of our emotions, let alone how or pets pick it up. It pushes us to deal with our stuff and grow to a calm, peaceful, more confident life. These pets push us to change.
Exactly. My dog is a year old now. Early on, when I introduced him to one of nieces, he growled. I immediately corrected that bs and helped her be confident, explaining you rule the dog, he doesn't rule you. Never happened again.
Yep!! I've pulled a pit bull off of a cocker spaniel! I was at a dog park a year ago with my dogs and a pittie had his teeth around a cockers neck , I ran in and dug my nails into the dogs mouth on his upper roof of his mouth and he let go! Remember that guys! His owner was like no mamm don't try while he hitting his dog in his head and nothing would stop him! My instincts set in and I'm not afraid! You have to let know a dog who's boss! The owner not the animal.
Same i don't understand it even my 2 girls with autism tell my dogs no. And my 2 year old makes my dogs sit and wait to get their food. My kids used to be scared and I tell them no, Just tell the digs no and to listen now my pups don't jump or hurt my kids and they only 4 month old the other 5 months. Its crazy how owners get dogs and act the way she does.
The biggest lesson i take away from your videos is that dogs don't think like we do. When she turns away it's to avoid seeing the carnage. All her dog sees is the person he loves cowering while he clears the area of threat. LOVE your methodology and have used it with my dogs for years! Thank you!
@@messrsandersonco5985 I'm fairly sure that is the initial comment's point. People think that animals/dogs think like humans. A rational and self aware human being knows that they do NOT, but sometimes it takes being taught or shown this.
ye beacuse you can control your dog perfectly fine you knew what to do in every situation fro. the start and yes you got your like her at a higher age and you didnt have to make the dog get used to u. you are one soul right ? hahahahhahah mr dogfriend
@@finnsipp7208 if you know how dogs behave you can train and control dogs partner. They go off energy and subtle dominant gesture's. Not that hard to figure out
@@finnsipp7208 not all dogs can snap out of bad behavior. My dad trained dogs. I remember just 1 he could not train. A German shepherd. It was very sad. He was a breeder of registered black labs, German shepherds and beagles. He trained all breeds.
@@kibasorata5680 Loving animals doesn't mean someone is guaranteed to take care of or train properly. Notice how I said "some people"... So I am serious. State your issue with my comment.
@@edwindigital4598 how do you know you are something or capable of doing something, if you don’t try it or just live in the “you shouldn’t” believe. This is how owners typically give up on their pets. My issue is that you’re trying to scare people off, I suggest you start encouraging people to TRY and be pet owners.
@@kibasorata5680 Obvious facts are obvious and history proves me right. Why are you so bothered by my statement? Some ppl are also shitty parents, yet they have kids. You want to tell me that's not a thing either? No one is scared off by my comment. It is a factual observation. Some ppl do not deserve to be pet "owners". Stop trying to make this out to be something more than it actually is.
@@edwindigital4598 heh i mean, you’re right about me being too bothered by your comment, but do not underestimate our nature. We still can be better, we just have to try, don’t we?
He didn't really teach the dog to herd sheep. the dog ran flat out at them and came back to Cesar which was the dog's own instinct. Teaching herding would be done at a more safe level for the stock and way less speed and danger involved. I love Cesar though and he did command the dog's return. it was good that Leo returned to Cesar without running a poor sheep or Alpaca into a fence or breaking one of their legs at that speed in a confined area I would have thought pretty frigging dangerous.
ok I thought your comments were entertaining but I just wanted people to know that's herding on 'speed' but I get it, it's all just commentary! :-)@@alejandroherrera5271
Respect for her being able to put herself out there like this. She obviously cares about the dog, but it does not seem like shes fit to be an owner of a dog yet. She needs to focus on her own healing first. Leon is like an emotional bridge that connects her to her deceased friend and for that reason it seems hard to imagine her being able to put all these experiences behind her. Love how Cesar trains both human and animal.
Actually dogs are terribly good at helping people heal. That is why they use them in hospitals and old age homes. That dog is a chow in a retriever shaped body. If you know anything about chows then you know that they are stubborn, training resistant, territorial, and dog aggressive. They do not respond well to the same type of training that you would use for - let's say a retriever/labrador/spaniel - think more Akita/shiba inu mentality. A dog from the first group would have been very good for her - but the dog is from the latter group and needs an experienced owner. She absolutely cares about her dog, but she came to the wrong person for help.
@@jozigirl7114 Okay seems like you don't get what I was after with my comment. First off, where did I state dogs are not helpful in healing? Leon is not the dog for her plain and simple.. Not sure what you mean by she came to the wrong person for help though? You yourself said dogs are terribly good at helping humans heal correct? Her anxiety does not mesh well with Leons personality, therefore she adopted the wrong dog. Really curious as to whom you believe she should have gone to for help regarding this situation?
@@jozigirl7114 You don't know what the hell you are talking about....what a Moron. I have trained many breeds of dogs to herd 30 head of horses. One of my best herders was a chow / Ger. shep. mix. You people that want to make excuses for breeds of dogs and horses as well are clueless.
Well, go shopping 🛍️ you will find all kinds of weird people.I like how calm he was but I feel like I might have missed a big part of the puzzle here. I'm not sure why she is so anxious 😰???
I know the west so soft, when they see an asian parent discipline child, they will say you abuse that child, just like a dog. they are strong,dont be too soft,he will be spoiled
@@astheskylarksings teddy bear makes sense. Most people use stuffed animals as a comfort when they lose someone and he's saying that this girl got a dog thinking the dog was just gonna behave and be a cuddle buddy for comfort.
Leon is this way because of how much anxiety she goes through. Like she said, she's keeping him stuck at the trauma. I hope they both get over this stage.
Same. When I watch these kind of videos, I always see these specialists are fixing cat/dog owners’ behaviors because the problem is not on animals, but owners. They don’t know what to do and they can’t help it 😭
This man has improved so many lives!!!! When She checked her dog and followed through you can see the female lab immediately sit down…..it was like she said “damn finally”!
She seems so anxious, helpless and overwhelmed with the dogs behaviour that its hard to imagine she will ever get this under control, no matter the amount of good will.
I recently saw the episode about that Lab (Holly) that Leon kept attacking. Ironically, SHE was overly aggressive, and that was the first time I’ve ever seen Cesar NOT return someone’s pet back to them; he couldn’t, bcuz she was just too dangerous to be around the family that owned her. But look at the Change in her in This episode… amazing! Poor thing passed away last year, tho. 🥺
Not only is Cesar good with dogs, he's great with their owners! He's a good therapist for humans and dogs alike! Awesome! Now I'd like to see the rest of this episode to see Leon get in the pool. Where can I see it?
Okay I searched for "Leon" on Cesar's channel and found this video titled "Can I help this AGGRESSIVE Dog ? (Cesar911 Shorts)"! It's from the same episode!
@@jozigirl7114 Hey..... there are dogs literally being put in boiled water as I type this. Stop. What world or reality do you live in? He took Holly in, a dog in that wasn't fit to be around people let alone kids and that would otherwise be euthanized (happens EVERY DAY to family pets), and you're upset that he saved her life and uses her as an example to rehabilitate other dogs? You're the worst kind.
@@brianserrano00 oh dear - "soft kids" is that the very best you have? There are far better dog trainers around - but thank goodness we all have the right to choose. I just pity your dogs who are subject to your archaic view on dog training. Oh and ease off on the condescension - you have to actually be elevated above someone to look down on them, and that you are not.
@@elavke5441 What jesuseyi oyeyemi is trying to say is, if Cesar Milan break into a house and see aggressive guard dogs, Cesar Milan would know their behavior and calm the dog instead of getting bit by the dog, hehe, and come out alive, hehe, that was funny. But who knows, if the guard dog and the owner have a high trusty bond. Cesar might not make it out, hehe, just a joke. Cesar Milan the goat of dogs behavior and to correct yourself to handle the dog. If you can learn from Cesar Milan, you can handle any domesticated animal. You just need to think what the animal is thinking and put your mind in their mind to see what the animal is thinking and then you just need to provide.
After watching this and a few others, I was able to walk my male, 150lb Rottweiler by myself. I am 60 years old! He did great! Or rather “I” did great! Thank you so much!
When the South Park episode came out, everyone laughed at the absurdity of using a dog behavioural expert to discipline human child. Taking a look at the world today and I think it's a damn fine parenting blue print!
I'm a retired special Ed teacher and behavior specialist. I worked at a high school with juvenile delinquents. Everything I learned that was useful in my job, I learned from a life with horses and dogs. Right thing easy, wrong thing hard and clear expectations and consequences work ever time. Worked with my own kids too. We are mammals after all lol.
Totally! The more I learn about dogs (14 years now) the more I see they are almost exactly like children. And vice versa. I can't unsee the similarities and how many there are.
I’ve had dogs, horses, cats, kids & grandkids. 3, 2, 3, 5 & 5 respectively for each now. The methods of being calm, giving immediate relatable consequences, verbally or nonverbally, work 100% of the time. It requires you to pay complete attention to the “subject” and to correct the undesired behavior in a way appropriate for each “species.” How you correct behavior in a horse is different than for a dog, cat, or child, obviously, but because you can’t explain why the correction is taking place to the animals, it’s very important that they identify you as the pack/herd leader at all times and that you correct them in a manner in which they would be corrected by the pack leader/lead mare/primary occupant of the space (cats). I’ve never had issues with vicious dogs, dangerous horses, or “cats from hell.” That’s also because I let them establish their own hierarchy within their species with me as the ultimate leader. Any dog will try to fill the gap if their isn’t an alpha-as in this situation. I’ve owned 160-pound Irish wolfhounds and many other dogs, currently 3 Pomeranians (an extremely independent and stubborn breed even if they only weigh 5 pounds LOL), and if a dog, horse, cat, or kid doesn’t “look to you” for your reaction and decision, then you are NOT in charge of the situation and you will have problems. If you can’t be that constant presence, then you should not own animals or have kids. If you already do, then you need to learn how to be that in a loving, calm, caring, but ultimately authoritarian way. Disclaimer: husbands are almost impossible to use these methods on with any success and take years to develop an understanding with LOL! I’m in my 4th marriage (16 years now), and consequences for severe “infractions” are the only thing that works; that and reverse logic and “acquiescence” until there’s acceptance of the request. 😂 I can “fix” other people’s animals & kids, sometimes within minutes, but it’s impossible with their partners. Cesar has identified the crux of the issue: to help the dog change their behavior, you HAVE to help the human change theirs’, 😄
Dogs absolutely sense our emotions, my boyfriend my dog (I got when I was 18, a Pitbull) n I lived together for 8 years up until 2.12.22 when I came home n found my boyfriend passed away on our couch, after he passed I formed extreme anxiety n panic disorder n depression n my dog sensed it so much, I can’t explain how much they truly no our emotions
My dog was SO overprotective when I first got her. It died down after the first few months. She was about 3 and never had an owner before. She was also fearful and reactive towards other dogs. We brought home an emergency foster and about 2 months later her fear dissapaited and most of the reactivity went with it. She still needs training but time and patience did most of the trick. Cesars tips helped her growth tenfold tho.
She just oozes nervous and anxious energy. Poor dog feels she's constantly in danger and tries to protect her all the time while guessing what the danger is around them. Haha
I know it's a bad situation for the dog, the owner and every other dog/person they run into, but it is kind of sweet how the dog is super protective of the woman, despite the fact that she hasn't been his owner for very long. dogs are just too sweet.
Rad Madara 49 seconds ago (edited) @Floyd’s attitude He deleted my comment on what I thought of his video, He didn't stop any dog fight, he let the situation calm down, he let the dog chase the alpaca, putting it in danger, his energy bullshit is all made up, the dog is just protecting, doesn't matter the energy. Now people think the woman needs help. He thought the dog had sheep herding skills. When the dog was just chasing, trying to bite them. To me, he has zero knowledge
battheman777: Can we analyze the woman from a couple of minutes of videotape? It's true that she says all the right things in a strikingly unconvincing manner, but at least, from the evidence of her own eyes, she can see what a confident handler of Leon can accomplish with him. Will she need _major_ counseling to become less nervous herself and more assertive as Leon's leader? Maybe that's putting too dire a label on her behavior. The less afraid she is that she can't control what her dog will do, the less she will communicate that fear to Leon. That's a big first step.
@@gnirolnamlerf593 her reactions are actually quite normal. Normal people are horrified when their dogs attack another dog. What is wrong is that it was not a good paring. A chow is never going to be an easy dog. They are genetically stubborn, resistant to training, territorial, and dog aggressive. And those negative traits are dominant in most chow crosses. The owner would have been fine if it was a goldie or even a labrador. But saying that this is all her fault is wrong and not very constructive - it also fails to address the root of the issue which is quite typical. Just look at poor Holly there - why does he use her? Because she's not an aggressive dog. Never was. A fearful dog yes, a submissive dog yes - aggressive nope. If she was aggressive he would not be using her to do this as she would have been just as eager to get at him than he was. This video is ridiculous.
I swear to god every time that moment happens, that magical moment when the owner and the dog “gets it” and the negative behavior shows an instant change - I cry. It’s just so magical.
This man is one of my heroes and if he ever comes to San Antonio Texas, I would love to meet Cesar and say thank you. If I had to summarize Caesar's philosophy, he is really training the hooman, not the dog.
I hear often from people that their dog does not like other dogs or specific situations, but if you take the owner out of the equation the dog has no problems. in 90% of the cases it is really all about the owners
What I've seen is that the owners overlook *tons* of other bad/dominant/unruly behavior. They think it's cute, or shows the dog is happy and full of "personality." All they want is the one unpleasant thing changed (dog/leash aggression; possessiveness; separation anxiety). It's usually just one thing that they want changed, but humping the kids in the house? "We think that's cute." I tried to help someone with a dog who lunges/snaps at the husband. When I asked why the dog still wasn't crate trained after two years, she said "it didn't want to go in." (Then the sound of crickets chirping as she takes a selfie, and explains that she has to be somewhere in 10 minutes. No connection at all. She thinks the dog should be on medication. Plans to visit an exclusive vet psychiatrist.).
as someone who has a dog with actual behaviour problems (we didn't raise her) I can say all you said is true. Eventhough me and my family aren't professionals, her behaviour has been looking up over the last year. Most dogs are treated very unfairly and end up with problems because of it
Yeah i used to live with a friend who had german shephard who just was so protective and barked at everything that went past the house or when i was walking him when he met other dogs he´d go berserk making me anxious to meet other dogs to be honest i had no idea that me worrying about it caused it to be even worse lol i ended up despising that dog waking me up in the nights and always causing problems and im pretty sure he felt it towards the end not that i treated him bad it just sucks to be put into a situation taking care of an animal when u have no fucking clue how dogs works or why they are how they are that said i´d never get a dog even though they are the coolest it´s just work and you have to know what ur doings and actually work hard to keep them happy
Why was the dog lunging At the husband? Also crate training would have helped that how? Putting it in the crate after it acted like that? I thought crates shouldn’t be associated with punishment
Owners always walk in thinking Cesar will correct their dogs’ behaviour Cesar: You are the reason why your dog misbehaves. Here’s a valuable life lesson about how to control your emotions.
There are three basic things to having a well-trained, well adjusted dog. 1) Don't be a nervous wreck. 2) Don't neglect your dog. 3) Train your dog and be consistent with (non-corporal) punishment and reward to get the behavior you want.
Ever notice how dog trainers instantly control these "naughty" dogs, and then the dogs go wild as soon as they are back with the owner? It is because ALOT of it is not dog training, its owner training.
No-it’s because dogs evolved to read our emotions. He is misreading her face, and sensing, fear, sadness, anger. The dog naturally wants to ‘protect’ the owner
No dog trainers in America likes ceasers technique. He was raised in a farm.. didn't learn this in a university. Most of the trainers want to treat dogs like humans. If they don't behave like us they are ready to put them down. Ceaser says they should be treated like dogs. So he trains humans. Look at that dog's instinct. It was ready to work and rounded up all those sheep without even training.. amazing.
I believe Ceaser Milon is the most talented and experienced dog trainer on the planet! His story is is the perfect American Rags-to-Riches story of a man who has earned his worth! His contribution to America is unprecedented. Thank you Ceaser for helping to heal our world. You are loved and valued and your legacy will be used and appreciated by millions long after you are gone! Thank you for what you do!🙏🏽
And the point is, showing yourself anxiety doesn't help at all, must find the reason and learn the method to fix problem, its good to see her find a professional trainer like Cesar, now she get better.
you sit on a keyboard judging peoples anxiety and say they need help. Anxiety manifests in a multitude of forms when it comes to animals, nobody wants to hear that they are a bad dog parent. nobody wants to see their dogs the cause of another persons/dogs pain. Its a 100 percent, normal human response. yes we can hope that she can learn to better control her emotions and better correct her dogs actions. but you notice how Cesar gives positive criticism for both human and animal, maybe you should take notice of his leadership. I say this as a person who suffers from anxiety from a multitude of stressors and the desensitized comments of "just get help" is the exact opposite of positive support.
I know it's unlikely you will see this but I have spent my whole life dealing with the equivalent in horses and it's such a relief to see someone calm and capable dealing with a situation instead of running away from it . X
Thank you all for watching! Let me know what you think of this episode. Peace and Love!
She was making me anxious 😂
I recognize my feelings when I meet other dogs as I don’t know how my dog will react.
I laughed when Lorenzo ran over your cameraman lol I'm sorry but great vid
Perfect 👌 the way you taught and hope she will learn quickly 😊 and apply it on the 🐕....🤝❤️♦️.
This was a great video. You really are helping Kaitlyn heal emotionally as well. You are teaching her to not only take control of Leon, but also of her emotions that she allows to dictate her actions.
Everyone talks about how Cesar handles dogs, but the way he handles humans… amazing.
It's called "psychology"
He's not a psychologist. He's an illusionist. It's called "the miracle of video editing."
@@JennyYasi It works! His training on both the humans and the dogs only work if the humans work right with the dogs. If they listen to what Caesar is telling them and practice it.
@@p42uynot59 this isn't dog training, this is television entertainment. Real life trainers prevent dog fights.
We can see that Cesar doesn't know how to prevent a dog fight.
I used his training techniques on my dog, a difficult dog with high pray drive and very reactive to other dogs . If it wasn’t for Cesar my dog would not celebrate his 11 th birthday or he would have been locked away from the world. I gave my dog a norma life ,riding the bike with him and drained his energy following Cesar advises was the key to success .My dog passed away last week from illness, Cesar has no idea he saved my dog from being put down 7 yrs ago,I wish I could tell him in person , he is a great guy with a big heart.
(((HUGS))) my heart goes out to u for your loss... Cesar truly has and is a gift to the world... we need more like him
That's a difficult loss. You did a great job with your dog.
he's a fraud and you ppl like you're the reason he lives on a ranch!
sorry for your loss. u gave the dog a great life
Sorry for your lost and I am glad you got to work with Cesar and your dog was saved.
For all those who disagree with this gentleman's techniques there's something you need to understand, THEY WORK 100% it may look pretty extreme but its a hell of a lot better than the there being people & animals being hurt from a vicious dog! I salute this man for his 100% honest attitude towards owners to I think a lot of owners need to hear his views!
He is not hurting the animals, he is doing what they understand, what the pack leader dog would do if they were out of control.
what part is extreme?
Can you share which specific techniques worked for you? I can't seem to stop her aggression and it's very worrying.
My dogs two female dogs were aggressive to eatch other and believe me it's horrible! And it's really dangerous! I'm glad that I found someone who helped us and now our dogs are sleeping together, playing and they're best friends.
@@jensenreus9668 you need to be able to match your dogs energy and show them you’re in control and correct any aggressive behaviors in a tough way, not beat the dog, but a quick hard touch to the side or neck to break that dog’s aggressive focus down while matching their intensity. Dogs are very smart and can read energy and if you as an owner budge the dog will run over you and if you don’t assert dominance you might as well get rid of the dog because you’ll never be able to do regular normal activities with that dog like take walks without attacks, going to dog parks without attacks and that’s no way your dog should live or you. Owners need to show dominance in their energy and not nervousness, anxiousness or fearfulness or it will project to that dog. Also people just think about having a dog to just love on an fulfill their emotional needs but don’t understand you need to be compatible with that dog and do research about how that dog operates before just getting it.
It’s crazy how fast his energy changed when she walked in
Exactly how fast, wow her energy was so flowing over him
Hi Linda nice comments I will love to be your friend if you don't mind 😊?
@@taylorsmith7663 reported pervert.
Yeah it's crazy how a dog acts when it's being abused
@@MiniMatthew hahah Thirsty beta more like it.
Cesar's dogs at this point are like : "He's bringing another nut job, thats... Just great... Here we go again".
And then they tell each other "Hey, remember when you were a nut job yourself "... 😅
😂
Forreal there like yo bro what’s your problem
Ah here we go huskie where u at mannn I'm a feckin Labrador
😂😂😂
I trained my own dogs by watching cesar and I always get complimented in how well behaved she is on a walk especially when walking past excited dogs. I am so proud of her and so honoured to have her as my friend
so am i! iedereen zegt wat luisterenjouw honden goed en wat zijn ze rustig! ;)
;)
You're the best! Thank you for training your dog, so many people don't, and that's the real issue not the dogs!
beautiful
You seriously rock 👍👍💯🐾🏆
I did the same thing thru watching Cears shows. I trained 6 Rottweilers & a Pitbull. Everyone has said how well behaved they are & pleasant to be around. Thanks Cesar Milan, you’re the Best!
Can we just talk about how the fluffy dog helped to try to stop the fight. I love it.
Stopped the fighter the poor lab was scared as I feel bad.
Can we just stop asking, can we just talk about?
Yep. He had to help his little brother out 😂
@@rubytuesday5567 I didn't get it. Did I say it wrong?
@GeeTay Tapia why are you asking if you can talk about something? Just talk about it
Dogs are perfectly fine and trainable, it’s just the owners who need the help and discipline.
Dogs can make wonderful pets to have if the owners themselves are willing to devote the time, energy and effort necessary in order to be taught because learning is growing.
Sometimes I think the only people who should try to have dogs are people with no lives and are willing to be 2nd to an animal .
I like dogs a lot but idk I go back and forth, people exaggerate the benefits. Just so they could get a dog that they can pet. But can’t have a deep convo with or do everything with, who is highly dependent on you to do everything for them , the benefit is that you just want a furry thing to pet that sometimes wants to cuddle?
Idk. If dogs weren’t so high maintenance I’d get it but often they are just off to the side , needing you to constantly medicate it at a vet and buying it tons of toys and taking it out just to watch IT run. I don’t get why people act like that is so amazing. I think some people are just incredibly bored and have no goals outside of work . Dogs can be cuddly every now and then sure, but that’s basically the only benefit, if you hang around anything or anyone long enough and take care of them devotedly you will develop a soft spot for them. But there are a lot of requirements with just about one benefit that gets dramatically romanticized
Absolutely correct. Problems are almost ALWAYS because of the owner. And I don’t like using the term “owner.” We are caregivers and family members to dogs & cats, just like children. No different. If you think it’s different than caring for a child - please, please do not get a dog. Ever.
@@LH23511 Not really pittbulls were bred for hunting also because they had alot of stamina and could keep up with the prey. But then people realized that they could fight for long time and thats the reason why they are soo many pittbull fights. They saw no potential in hunting and moved to make money with dog fights.
Anything is trainable with enough skill. But many dogs bring problems that are a lot to deal with for the average person.
I think that’s a better way to characterize things.
The more I watch Ceaser, the more I realize he is almost as good at helping humans as dogs. Over and over he helps the human correct their mistakes to help the dogs.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. And I also think that he was lucky to have such a sharp and intelligent woman who was willing to be introspective.
Dog training is 95% training humans and 5% training dogs.
Dog's problems are always caused by humans so of course you need to fix the causal problem first or nothing changes.
"All dogs deserve owners, but not all owners deserve dogs."
@@denominagainatedableus13ye5 but here the case is different the owners are good.
One thing I love about Cesar is that he doesn't breed discriminate, I love him for that
What does this mean?
@London Ghoul is that a common thing? Famous dog trainers to discriminate based on breed?
@@P_Petkov No. But a lot of non-trainers breed discriminate.
This is something we should all do. Nothing wrong with judging the dog or owners behavior on first introduction. Instead uneducated people go look at that Pitty or Staffy it will bite my face off from across the park.
Are you talking about doggie racism? lol.. Or are you saying he will train any breed no matter what? That is true. Caesar likes all breeds. But I don't. Does that make me a doggie racist? lol.. I'm an Amstaff Supremacist..
多謝！
This show taught me only one thing how my energy can affect everyone I deal with … I m not even a pet person and probably will never get one but I still watched this show to see energy dynamics
You just discovered the most valuable lesson about this video.
It's universal. At least among us mammals, if not beyond
I love your comment. I have respect for your insight. IT's true--we impart onto others our own emotion. People, in general, don't seem to get this at all. I wish more did.
I'm so glad you watched this show, whether you get an animal of your own someday, or decide it's not for you. There's no right or wrong--only you can decide. :)
Me, I'm an animal lover through and through. :)
I would submit that a young of her size and weight is not a good match for a largerish dog. I suspect she treated this dog as a person and needs to be educated on pack behavior, prior to choosing a dog like this.
That said, the die is cast when she brings the dog home for the first time. As a result this dog naturally protected his owner. Her body language and energy caused her stable dog to escalate the stable dog.
Caesar recognizes the dogs aren’t’ the problem here, so he educated the owner in his way by showing her she was the problem. Another case of rehabilitating the owner,and not the dog. and I concur that characteristics shown here, translate well into human behavior.
Outstanding, Semper Fi
Excellent observation ! To get calm , we must be calm, we are learning.
I love how the lab, after having Leon on his back, went behind Cesar knowing his leader would keep him safe.
When?
6:14
I think that lab is actually a female named Holly! She’s a formerly resource guarding dog that actually bit Cesar and drew blood a couple of years back.
I`ve noticed thta also sweet labrador
@@justaperson4214 yeah it's that same Holly who bit Cesar many years back
This is exactly my dog! I’ve only had my dog since February after my husbands passing. My dog is so aggressive towards other dogs it’s frightening. She’s otherwise the sweetest dog ever. This was really helpful, if only it could be this easy to change her behavior…..and both our anxiety. I’m terrified to walk her sometimes.
'Doggy 123 Atom'
GoogIe the phrase above. My dog was very similar to yours and now she's 100% calm. You'll be truly amazed at how establishing leadership completely transforms your dog. It's the very best thing you can do if your dog shows any signs of aggression.
Thank you
Don't be terrified just remember that you are in full control of what your dog does. My dog has a leash agression problem wich has gotten a lot better in the past 2 years. I just learned to remain more calm passing by other dogs and stop expecting her to lash out. And if she lashes out i know that if i get her attention fast enaugh and tell her to stop she will do it imidiatly. As stupid as it might sound you have to make it clear that you are the boss and you decide if your dog should lash out or not. Be confident!
@@Susweca5569 Haha, not all huskies are great watch dogs. Ours never barks at all unless he sees coyotes. He is friendly to everyone. My guess is that if someone attacked our family, he would run and hide.
It looks so easy when Cesar handles the situation. Cesar, you're terrific
It is amazing how Cesar handles the dogs, he really is the dog whisperer. He was able to get a dog attacking another dog to submit to him immediately. Very impressive.
He’s the leader of the pack does that tell you something?
Yes it really is amazing! He’s a natural!
@David Davison do you want him to go out of business?.
Won't you do the same if a freak accident like that happened to you?
@@GodOfFools happened to him? He assumed responsibility of an aggressive dog and it backfired. Therefore his fault
@got ruut So, how do you know?
I have no dog, I just feel like his tips help me with everyday life, like letting go of the past. I am so grateful THANKS CESAR!
Exactly, he rehabs dogs and trains people!
Probably the best tip from this video. We all could use that advice!
@@gumdropx6096 and nine ty dolla sign in the Pine the Pine the 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕💅💅💅👅👄💀🦴🦷👩🦳👨🦳
even if you don't have a dog personally it's likely that you know someone who does and you might be able to help change someone's life just by sharing what you've learned. you never know when the knowledge you have might come in handy.
Awesome observation! A few years ago, I got my first dog (finally lol) that was not a family dog, rescue dog; a dog I purposefully got to have as a companion. She was so timid and fearful, and I had to learn how to work with that as I had never had this experience with a puppy. She was the runt of the litter and born this way. I ended up becoming calmer and stronger for her, to be what SHE needs. In so doing, that spread to other areas of my life. I was not able to apply these things without my dog- so the phrase Cesar says that we get the dog we need is so true. If you are able to apply these things on your own, that is so inspirational to me.
I can feel her anxiety through the screen. It’s intense.
@@christbrian7739 bruh
@@theloffikilli4794 lmfao 🤣
Same 😪
Omg I just said that before I seen your comment! It’s intense, I can only imagine what her dog feels all day. I hope she can get some help for that, because anxiety and panic attacks are no joke.
There was no clear context about her friend. Leon's former owner who passed away?
I would just love to be able to tell Cesar how much I admire him...he is extraordinary.
Facing the problems is the one of the most hardest things to do. Ceasar always says " you don't get the dog you want but dog you need ". This dog gave her the reason for her to facing her fear. Your dog tell you who you really are. Dogs won't lie.
It’s amazing how a dog or other animal can show you what is wrong with ourselves by not being balance human beings. I wish more people could see what Cesar teach.
Aw crap... my dog's an idiot...
@@gamera5160 have u even tied to see what the problem is ?
@@gamera5160 ha ha ha, me too
@@gamera5160 🤭
Instantly the aggressive dog became submissive so very impressive. Cesar is a blessing I have learned so much from this man. Thank you Cesar
my dog pull something like that i'll snatch her off the ground before you can blink
@@filthycasual8074 and that would create an even worse situation ☺️ so be hopeful you’re never in that situation because you don’t sound like you’d fix much.
@@wellthen4948 your comment made me mad you clearly know nothing about dogs so why are you telling me what to do?
@@wellthen4948 if i took your advice she would literally die
@@filthycasual8074 I didn’t give you any advice so I don’t know what you’re talking about 🤣🤦♀️
I’m so glad to see Holly being a calm dog, even though she was attacked. Shows just how good Cesar is with dogs.
It's impressive to see her behaviour when not so long ago she had almost ripped Cesar's hand off his body.
@@MultiOlimac like 9 years ago.
Oh yes. He is súper good! 🤣 poor cesar's dog has to live that. Why not using a respect methode with all. The dogs. The tomate. The lama... taking distances. Respecting the dog has problems and the other. Emocional work is called! Something ive never seen at cesars videos
@@aleale4044 Wut
Imagine if that problem dog tried that with a pit bull, or even the canine friend of a pit bull.
Thanks!
Did anyone notice how Leon punched her in the tummy when she came in? 'Like stay back where its safe cause I'm gonna kick butt and protect you from these other guys.'
Leon is a good dog. He just doesn't know what is and what isn't dangerous to his owner.
She doesn’t deserve to own a dog
@@flizzy4645 and what caused you to come to this interesting conclusion
I think he was trying to loosen her up and when she didn't he felt the need to protect. That's my read. Could be wrong
@Aristides Gonzalez ?
If you're too scared to even look at violence you will never be equipped to stop or prevent it.
Why would anyone enjoy watching two dogs fight?
@@Misstresbelle Who said anything about enjoying it? Firefighters have to face the fire to stop the flames and save peoples lives. You can't ignore your dogs aggression and expect it to go away. And some dogs are much quicker than people expect. Damage can happen quickly. By watching your dog you can avoid danger and correct bad behaviors.
@@Misstresbelle nobody enjoys watching a dogfight (apart from the egomaniac nutjobs who keep dogs for money) but if you have a dog, small or big. You have to step up when your dog acts out! No excuses! If you can't do that you're not qualified to keep a dog.
True but it’s likely because she knows Caesar is the one who’s supposed to be helping during the fight, not her. Also, she’s on tv and it’s embarrassing when your animal acts stupid and you can’t do anything about it because someone else is teaching you what to correct.
@@BS-dq1kz Nothing wrong with passive observation around professionals but this lady isn't even looking.
Cesar has given off good energy since I first saw his show years ago. He’s the real deal
The amount of dog lives this man has most likely saved because of his training/teaching has to be equal to that of a Veterinarian that is long into their career. Thank you Cesar.
What about all the people who died of laughter when they saw the llama running into the camera?
There's hope for redemption for every misbehaviour
I wonder how many of us are not aware at all of our emotions, let alone how or pets pick it up. It pushes us to deal with our stuff and grow to a calm, peaceful, more confident life. These pets push us to change.
Hi Julie nice comments I will love to be your friend if you don't mind 😊?
@Julie Melberg Taylor Smith replies to almost every comment with a woman's name! Could be a Scammer, Pervert or Worse!
It probably explains why whenever I’m angry or crying my dog comes into my room to kinda check up on me
How often are you angry and crying?
I can’t stand dog owners that just hide their eyes when their dog fights, not even trying to command them off. Get a cat.
Exactly.
My dog is a year old now. Early on, when I introduced him to one of nieces, he growled. I immediately corrected that bs and helped her be confident, explaining you rule the dog, he doesn't rule you. Never happened again.
Yep!! I've pulled a pit bull off of a cocker spaniel! I was at a dog park a year ago with my dogs and a pittie had his teeth around a cockers neck , I ran in and dug my nails into the dogs mouth on his upper roof of his mouth and he let go! Remember that guys! His owner was like no mamm don't try while he hitting his dog in his head and nothing would stop him! My instincts set in and I'm not afraid! You have to let know a dog who's boss! The owner not the animal.
@@catrinahartz944 I am the same. I don't like pearcings but I have a lot. Going in is a reflex. They are my kids
Not a cat... have you seen 'my cat from hell'? Maybe a gerbil
Same i don't understand it even my 2 girls with autism tell my dogs no. And my 2 year old makes my dogs sit and wait to get their food. My kids used to be scared and I tell them no, Just tell the digs no and to listen now my pups don't jump or hurt my kids and they only 4 month old the other 5 months. Its crazy how owners get dogs and act the way she does.
The biggest lesson i take away from your videos is that dogs don't think like we do. When she turns away it's to avoid seeing the carnage. All her dog sees is the person he loves cowering while he clears the area of threat. LOVE your methodology and have used it with my dogs for years! Thank you!
And why would dogs think like humans?
@@messrsandersonco5985 I'm fairly sure that is the initial comment's point. People think that animals/dogs think like humans. A rational and self aware human being knows that they do NOT, but sometimes it takes being taught or shown this.
I don’t care what anyone says! Cesar is the m’fn Dog Whisperer!
I'm anxious just knowing she owns a dog
Yes. LOTS of people like her out there, with their little furry children, who don't understand canine psychology.
ye beacuse you can control your dog perfectly fine you knew what to do in every situation fro. the start and yes you got your like her at a higher age and you didnt have to make the dog get used to u. you are one soul right ? hahahahhahah mr dogfriend
@@finnsipp7208 if you know how dogs behave you can train and control dogs partner. They go off energy and subtle dominant gesture's. Not that hard to figure out
@@finnsipp7208 you need to understand grammar and punctuation before you have a go at anyone
@@finnsipp7208 not all dogs can snap out of bad behavior. My dad trained dogs. I remember just 1 he could not train. A German shepherd. It was very sad. He was a breeder of registered black labs, German shepherds and beagles. He trained all breeds.
"I was a little anxious..." GURL. I'm just watching through a video screen and I can feel the nervous vibes hitting me.
Frrrrr
Lol right
every day is better when cesar post things
Exactly! =)
Eww
That's just terrible
As much as some people might love animals and dogs or any other pet, that doesn't mean they should actually be pet owners.
You can’t be that serious, right? Or contradictory…
@@kibasorata5680 Loving animals doesn't mean someone is guaranteed to take care of or train properly. Notice how I said "some people"... So I am serious. State your issue with my comment.
@@edwindigital4598 how do you know you are something or capable of doing something, if you don’t try it or just live in the “you shouldn’t” believe. This is how owners typically give up on their pets. My issue is that you’re trying to scare people off, I suggest you start encouraging people to TRY and be pet owners.
@@kibasorata5680 Obvious facts are obvious and history proves me right. Why are you so bothered by my statement? Some ppl are also shitty parents, yet they have kids. You want to tell me that's not a thing either? No one is scared off by my comment. It is a factual observation. Some ppl do not deserve to be pet "owners". Stop trying to make this out to be something more than it actually is.
@@edwindigital4598 heh i mean, you’re right about me being too bothered by your comment, but do not underestimate our nature. We still can be better, we just have to try, don’t we?
Me : can’t get my dog to listen to me
Caesar : oh I just taught your dog to herd sheep in like 2 minutes
He didn't really teach the dog to herd sheep. the dog ran flat out at them and came back to Cesar which was the dog's own instinct. Teaching herding would be done at a more safe level for the stock and way less speed and danger involved. I love Cesar though and he did command the dog's return. it was good that Leo returned to Cesar without running a poor sheep or Alpaca into a fence or breaking one of their legs at that speed in a confined area I would have thought pretty frigging dangerous.
@@bellapella4836 it was a joke. no need to get literal
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lol I needed that laugh
LOLOL Hilarious!!
ok I thought your comments were entertaining but I just wanted people to know that's herding on 'speed' but I get it, it's all just commentary! :-)@@alejandroherrera5271
Respect for her being able to put herself out there like this. She obviously cares about the dog, but it does not seem like shes fit to be an owner of a dog yet. She needs to focus on her own healing first. Leon is like an emotional bridge that connects her to her deceased friend and for that reason it seems hard to imagine her being able to put all these experiences behind her. Love how Cesar trains both human and animal.
Actually dogs are terribly good at helping people heal. That is why they use them in hospitals and old age homes. That dog is a chow in a retriever shaped body. If you know anything about chows then you know that they are stubborn, training resistant, territorial, and dog aggressive. They do not respond well to the same type of training that you would use for - let's say a retriever/labrador/spaniel - think more Akita/shiba inu mentality.
A dog from the first group would have been very good for her - but the dog is from the latter group and needs an experienced owner.
She absolutely cares about her dog, but she came to the wrong person for help.
@@jozigirl7114 Okay seems like you don't get what I was after with my comment. First off, where did I state dogs are not helpful in healing? Leon is not the dog for her plain and simple.. Not sure what you mean by she came to the wrong person for help though? You yourself said dogs are terribly good at helping humans heal correct? Her anxiety does not mesh well with Leons personality, therefore she adopted the wrong dog. Really curious as to whom you believe she should have gone to for help regarding this situation?
@@jozigirl7114 You don't know what the hell you are talking about....what a Moron. I have trained many breeds of dogs to herd 30 head of horses. One of my best herders was a chow / Ger. shep. mix. You people that want to make excuses for breeds of dogs and horses as well are clueless.
@@jozigirl7114 dog is dog she’s fine just not ready
@@blazebaker8545 😂 that's like saying everyone is the same - how naive and arrogant of you to say that.
Cesar is an amazing teacher!
I feel bad for the other dogs lol. Imagine being put in a room with a psychopath as part of your job
I feel bad for the lama, the sheep and the other dogs ....
No they are strong enough mentally to train other dogs who need support.
@@zaz6614 they are lucky they are they by cesar and not on our plate
Well, go shopping 🛍️ you will find all kinds of weird people.I like how calm he was but I feel like I might have missed a big part of the puzzle here. I'm not sure why she is so anxious 😰???
I know the west so soft, when they see an asian parent discipline child, they will say you abuse that child, just like a dog. they are strong,dont be too soft,he will be spoiled
Cesar makes everything look so easy
Cesar not only the Dog Whisperer but The Human Psychologist !!!! Te amo !!!!!
That's the truth. I know some parents who need to implement his methods on their children.
@@jamedraa8472 if those parents need to implement that kind of stuff on their children, then need it themselves first.
Hello beauty ❤❤, How are you doing today
Problems dogs ate usually caused by problems owners. To fix the dog, you first have to fix the human.
9:03 broooooo I’m crying!!! That llama said “ oh shit!” And was out!!!! 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I was waiting for that part!!
I feel bad for this owner. She doesn’t seem like the type who would get a dog in the first place. I’m happy she met Cesar
She thought she was getting a teddy bear to help with her anxiety but she didn’t expect a partner who can read her better than she can him.
@@lastfirst5863 Teddy bear? 🥴 Did you watch the episode? Her friend died.
@@astheskylarksings teddy bear makes sense. Most people use stuffed animals as a comfort when they lose someone and he's saying that this girl got a dog thinking the dog was just gonna behave and be a cuddle buddy for comfort.
Leon is this way because of how much anxiety she goes through. Like she said, she's keeping him stuck at the trauma. I hope they both get over this stage.
Same. When I watch these kind of videos, I always see these specialists are fixing cat/dog owners’ behaviors because the problem is not on animals, but owners. They don’t know what to do and they can’t help it 😭
"You understand why you're not invited here right?" lmao
🤣
Ikr
Lmao
He’s my hero!!!!!
DESTRUCTION100
shoutout to the cameraman, for straight up; taking a llama to the face & continuing to film. Kudos, man.
Yes he got a Lama right onto him but then Ceasar said You ok? Thats a good shot... like really?
Idk why I laughed so hard though 🤣😅
Cesar said "its alright" and the camera man said "I believe you"
"taking a llama to the face".. a phrase I thought I'd never get to encounter 😂.. thanks for that. Really made my day hahaha
@@lindanicolausson6148 No, no, he said: Camera allright?? Not: camaraMAN allright?
The golden Labrador, Holly, was the one that bit Cesar in an earlier episode 😂 love to see that Holly is now part of the training pack 😂
Lmao i didnt know thats holly😅😂😂
Es ese mismo ?😮
You mean the one he set up for viewers to bite? Lol
Yea, I thought that was Holly! That's my fav episode!
My favorite part always is when they visit Lorenzo, i love that llama.
“Llamas always spit in my face.” Maybe your llama does, but this is MY llama. Best response to a nervous human ever hahaha. Lorenzo RULES
I feel sorry for Lorenzo, being used in this way... he must have been bitten more than a few times 😟
I use to have a boss named Lorenzo. I like Cesars Lorenzo better.
I can just watch Ceasar's interaction with dogs over and over. Incredible.
This man has improved so many lives!!!!
When She checked her dog and followed through you can see the female lab immediately sit down…..it was like she said “damn finally”!
She seems so anxious, helpless and overwhelmed with the dogs behaviour that its hard to imagine she will ever get this under control, no matter the amount of good will.
Agree. It's all about her mentality. She won't unfortunately change till the dog is taken away from her.
Holly's own private life is probably a train wreck as well. She needs therapy.
His " Shhht " made me clean my room, do my homework and workout
Edit : thank you for all these nice comments and the likes I didn't expect that 😂
LMAOO
I know right!!! It made me feel like I was doing something wrong! 😂😂
Brilliant comment 🤗
u win lol
Thanks for the guffaw! :}
That Llama told that camera man “MOVE BIH! IM ABOUT TO DIEEEEEE!!!!!!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣
hahah it's treu tho
hahahahahaha
Rofl
I almost felt for the poor llama, then I read this.😆
Dog: stands there
Leon: and I took that personally
That made me laugh way too hard 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
Somehow this comment made me laugh for 8 minutes.
Cesar is truly The Dog Whisperer and I wish I had just a little of his magic. ❤
I’m not even sure how I got hooked on these dogs videos 😂
I haven’t owned a dog in a while so it’s good to know these things for when I eventually own another one.
Same dont really even like dogs but here I am lol.
Same sis….Same
Because you lack discipline! 😜
I’m petrified of dogs, but Cesar is brilliant
So DAMN PROUD of Holly here!!. Who can forget her biting Cesar from fear and now she wasn’t even provoked by this boy! Love to see that !! 🖤
😂 She just stood there and didn't correct
I recently saw the episode about that Lab (Holly) that Leon kept attacking. Ironically, SHE was overly aggressive, and that was the first time I’ve ever seen Cesar NOT return someone’s pet back to them; he couldn’t, bcuz she was just too dangerous to be around the family that owned her. But look at the Change in her in This episode… amazing! Poor thing passed away last year, tho. 🥺
Which episode is that??
@@lindsyparra Just search Cesar and Holly
@@shion3948 I remember that episode. Good one!
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I love Cesar millan
For sure!
Cesar's dog came to stay beside Cesar like "Hey Cesar, keep that dog away from me please."
Aww yes it was so cute, I felt bad for his dog 😂😂
Not only is Cesar good with dogs, he's great with their owners! He's a good therapist for humans and dogs alike! Awesome!
Now I'd like to see the rest of this episode to see Leon get in the pool. Where can I see it?
I'd like to see it too.
Yea ikr? We all would love to see the rest of the ep. but where? :c
Okay I searched for "Leon" on Cesar's channel and found this video titled "Can I help this AGGRESSIVE Dog ? (Cesar911 Shorts)"! It's from the same episode!
9:03 The llama was like how many times do I have to run for my life at this place. 😂
Jajajajaja
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That could be used as a meme 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Ceasar does amazing work. Thank you.
Poor holly looks so fearful standing by Cesar looking for protection. Holly was being such a good girl not fighting back.
He should be ashamed of himself for putting her in that situation. 🤬
@@jozigirl7114 You Nailed It !
Imma trust cesar over you soft kids
@@jozigirl7114 Hey..... there are dogs literally being put in boiled water as I type this. Stop. What world or reality do you live in? He took Holly in, a dog in that wasn't fit to be around people let alone kids and that would otherwise be euthanized (happens EVERY DAY to family pets), and you're upset that he saved her life and uses her as an example to rehabilitate other dogs? You're the worst kind.
@@brianserrano00 oh dear - "soft kids" is that the very best you have?
There are far better dog trainers around - but thank goodness we all have the right to choose. I just pity your dogs who are subject to your archaic view on dog training.
Oh and ease off on the condescension - you have to actually be elevated above someone to look down on them, and that you are not.
Cesar is the only man I know that can decide to break into a house with multiple guard dogs and come out perfectly fine lol😂
As if anxiety can be stoped by a wire fence.
What are you talking about?
Yeah but all the “shhht” sounds would wake the owners
@@elavke5441 What jesuseyi oyeyemi is trying to say is, if Cesar Milan break into a house and see aggressive guard dogs, Cesar Milan would know their behavior and calm the dog instead of getting bit by the dog, hehe, and come out alive, hehe, that was funny.
But who knows, if the guard dog and the owner have a high trusty bond. Cesar might not make it out, hehe, just a joke.
Cesar Milan the goat of dogs behavior and to correct yourself to handle the dog. If you can learn from Cesar Milan, you can handle any domesticated animal. You just need to think what the animal is thinking and put your mind in their mind to see what the animal is thinking and then you just need to provide.
For real
After watching this and a few others, I was able to walk my male, 150lb Rottweiler by myself. I am 60 years old! He did great! Or rather “I” did great! Thank you so much!
Wow; Congratulations. I'm sure Cesar is proud of your achievement too. He's probably just too busy to reply to all these great comments.
I've never seen a Rottie that weighs 150lbs. Sounds like he needs to be on a diet.
I want you to have some type of control over that dog. If things go 'south' you will be glad you did.
Yep, it is all about YOUR demeanor. Congrats!
@@dieseldog00 some Rottweilers are bred larger. My male Rotty is a rescue and weighs 147 lbs. He is not overweight. His vet says he is "ideal".
Great, Cesar! Bravo that you are teaching people and helping dogs to finally relax!!!
incredible how holly started as biting Caesar and now she's used for therapy
I didn't realize it was Holly at first
@@jtmendevil120 me neither!
Her issue had nothing to do with directed dog/human aggression, she was resource guarding over food.
@@missylarsson3517 never said it did, but the dog still bite cesar and is now working as his assistant
@@missylarsson3517 doesn't matter the motive. She showed aggression with the act of biting someone.
When the South Park episode came out, everyone laughed at the absurdity of using a dog behavioural expert to discipline human child. Taking a look at the world today and I think it's a damn fine parenting blue print!
I'm a retired special Ed teacher and behavior specialist. I worked at a high school with juvenile delinquents. Everything I learned that was useful in my job, I learned from a life with horses and dogs.
Right thing easy, wrong thing hard and clear expectations and consequences work ever time. Worked with my own kids too. We are mammals after all lol.
Totally! The more I learn about dogs (14 years now) the more I see they are almost exactly like children. And vice versa. I can't unsee the similarities and how many there are.
I’ve had dogs, horses, cats, kids & grandkids. 3, 2, 3, 5 & 5 respectively for each now. The methods of being calm, giving immediate relatable consequences, verbally or nonverbally, work 100% of the time. It requires you to pay complete attention to the “subject” and to correct the undesired behavior in a way appropriate for each “species.” How you correct behavior in a horse is different than for a dog, cat, or child, obviously, but because you can’t explain why the correction is taking place to the animals, it’s very important that they identify you as the pack/herd leader at all times and that you correct them in a manner in which they would be corrected by the pack leader/lead mare/primary occupant of the space (cats). I’ve never had issues with vicious dogs, dangerous horses, or “cats from hell.” That’s also because I let them establish their own hierarchy within their species with me as the ultimate leader. Any dog will try to fill the gap if their isn’t an alpha-as in this situation. I’ve owned 160-pound Irish wolfhounds and many other dogs, currently 3 Pomeranians (an extremely independent and stubborn breed even if they only weigh 5 pounds LOL), and if a dog, horse, cat, or kid doesn’t “look to you” for your reaction and decision, then you are NOT in charge of the situation and you will have problems. If you can’t be that constant presence, then you should not own animals or have kids. If you already do, then you need to learn how to be that in a loving, calm, caring, but ultimately authoritarian way. Disclaimer: husbands are almost impossible to use these methods on with any success and take years to develop an understanding with LOL! I’m in my 4th marriage (16 years now), and consequences for severe “infractions” are the only thing that works; that and reverse logic and “acquiescence” until there’s acceptance of the request. 😂 I can “fix” other people’s animals & kids, sometimes within minutes, but it’s impossible with their partners. Cesar has identified the crux of the issue: to help the dog change their behavior, you HAVE to help the human change theirs’, 😄
Lol. That episode was sooo hilarious
Dogs are not humans. Humans are not dogs. That's kind of Caesar's whole thing???
You’re gifted and amazing to watch, Cesar. Thanks.
Dogs absolutely sense our emotions, my boyfriend my dog (I got when I was 18, a Pitbull) n I lived together for 8 years up until 2.12.22 when I came home n found my boyfriend passed away on our couch, after he passed I formed extreme anxiety n panic disorder n depression n my dog sensed it so much, I can’t explain how much they truly no our emotions
Cesar should win a Nobel prize for his contribution to man and his best friend.
Pixar should make a movie about dogs at a dog psychology center, but it's really about mental health. With like a Cesar Millan type character.
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What r u doing guy....sell that million dollar idea
Whoo!! We would watch the heck outta that, though we would have to endure some people trying to stop it on Twitter, Lol
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Up (and Dug the dog, who's voice I will forever hear in my head "I have just met you and I love you!" precious!).
9:03 Llama be like " Not again damnit, I didn't signed up for this "
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lorenzo always taking one for the team
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My dog was SO overprotective when I first got her. It died down after the first few months. She was about 3 and never had an owner before. She was also fearful and reactive towards other dogs. We brought home an emergency foster and about 2 months later her fear dissapaited and most of the reactivity went with it. She still needs training but time and patience did most of the trick. Cesars tips helped her growth tenfold tho.
Cesar is the best! He trains the dogs and then trains the owners. He's helped dog owners who may have lost their pet.
She just oozes nervous and anxious energy. Poor dog feels she's constantly in danger and tries to protect her all the time while guessing what the danger is around them. Haha
Yeah the dog is essentially her babysitter.
@@rachkate76 vick you
I know it's a bad situation for the dog, the owner and every other dog/person they run into, but it is kind of sweet how the dog is super protective of the woman, despite the fact that she hasn't been his owner for very long. dogs are just too sweet.
@@filthycasual8074 EAD unhinged psycho
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@Floyd’s attitude He deleted my comment on what I thought of his video, He didn't stop any dog fight, he let the situation calm down, he let the dog chase the alpaca, putting it in danger, his energy bullshit is all made up, the dog is just protecting, doesn't matter the energy. Now people think the woman needs help. He thought the dog had sheep herding skills. When the dog was just chasing, trying to bite them. To me, he has zero knowledge
This poor girl needs some major counseling. You could tell before she even started talking about losing her friend.
It’s not fair to an animal though when a damaged person expects so much of them but won’t give anything they need.
@@HkFinn83 So true. Not fair at all.
@@HkFinn83 I hope through training her dog she'll actually learn how to be less anxious herself. animals often reflect ourselves
battheman777: Can we analyze the woman from a couple of minutes of videotape? It's true that she says all the right things in a strikingly unconvincing manner, but at least, from the evidence of her own eyes, she can see what a confident handler of Leon can accomplish with him. Will she need _major_ counseling to become less nervous herself and more assertive as Leon's leader? Maybe that's putting too dire a label on her behavior. The less afraid she is that she can't control what her dog will do, the less she will communicate that fear to Leon. That's a big first step.
@@gnirolnamlerf593 her reactions are actually quite normal. Normal people are horrified when their dogs attack another dog.
What is wrong is that it was not a good paring. A chow is never going to be an easy dog. They are genetically stubborn, resistant to training, territorial, and dog aggressive. And those negative traits are dominant in most chow crosses.
The owner would have been fine if it was a goldie or even a labrador.
But saying that this is all her fault is wrong and not very constructive - it also fails to address the root of the issue which is quite typical.
Just look at poor Holly there - why does he use her? Because she's not an aggressive dog. Never was. A fearful dog yes, a submissive dog yes - aggressive nope. If she was aggressive he would not be using her to do this as she would have been just as eager to get at him than he was.
This video is ridiculous.
I swear to god every time that moment happens, that magical moment when the owner and the dog “gets it” and the negative behavior shows an instant change - I cry. It’s just so magical.
Egg Zachary!
I love how the llama sees the dog go in and immediately is like "AW HELL NAH" and just runs off 🤣
lmaooo @8:29 🤣🤣🤣
This isn't his first rodeo!
3,2,1, panic!
Should've been a donkey, it would have just kick anything that tries to bit it.
lololo Llama had the OH SHIIIIT face!
This man is one of my heroes and if he ever comes to San Antonio Texas, I would love to meet Cesar and say thank you. If I had to summarize Caesar's philosophy, he is really training the hooman, not the dog.
"Cesar"
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@@plehehhehh8569 Corrected, thank you, my phone likes to autocorrect things
I hear often from people that their dog does not like other dogs or specific situations, but if you take the owner out of the equation the dog has no problems. in 90% of the cases it is really all about the owners
What I've seen is that the owners overlook *tons* of other bad/dominant/unruly behavior. They think it's cute, or shows the dog is happy and full of "personality." All they want is the one unpleasant thing changed (dog/leash aggression; possessiveness; separation anxiety). It's usually just one thing that they want changed, but humping the kids in the house? "We think that's cute."
I tried to help someone with a dog who lunges/snaps at the husband. When I asked why the dog still wasn't crate trained after two years, she said "it didn't want to go in." (Then the sound of crickets chirping as she takes a selfie, and explains that she has to be somewhere in 10 minutes. No connection at all. She thinks the dog should be on medication. Plans to visit an exclusive vet psychiatrist.).
as someone who has a dog with actual behaviour problems (we didn't raise her) I can say all you said is true.
Eventhough me and my family aren't professionals, her behaviour has been looking up over the last year. Most dogs are treated very unfairly and end up with problems because of it
Yeah i used to live with a friend who had german shephard who just was so protective and barked at everything that went past the house or when i was walking him when he met other dogs he´d go berserk making me anxious to meet other dogs to be honest i had no idea that me worrying about it caused it to be even worse lol i ended up despising that dog waking me up in the nights and always causing problems and im pretty sure he felt it towards the end not that i treated him bad it just sucks to be put into a situation taking care of an animal when u have no fucking clue how dogs works or why they are how they are that said i´d never get a dog even though they are the coolest it´s just work and you have to know what ur doings and actually work hard to keep them happy
Why was the dog lunging At the husband? Also crate training would have helped that how? Putting it in the crate after it acted like that? I thought crates shouldn’t be associated with punishment
I love this man!! Holly was so patient & sweet❤
It always amazes me how dogs can read or feel humans.
Dogs can also smell cancer and Coronaviruses.
The read you body language, not "feelings".
Owners always walk in thinking Cesar will correct their dogs’ behaviour
Cesar: You are the reason why your dog misbehaves. Here’s a valuable life lesson about how to control your emotions.
This is the best summary written in 2021
Cesar's tips I'm using with toddlers.
Exactly. It's amazing how similar the lessons about dog behaviour he teaches apply to kids
@@CapnMcRummy humans are animals after all. Understanding how other creatures work can teach us a lot about ourselves too!
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I brought all my dogs and both children up in the same way and why not? Makes perfect sense.
@@abrahimali7167 ignore him, don't give him the chicken.
Great lesson❤
There are three basic things to having a well-trained, well adjusted dog. 1) Don't be a nervous wreck. 2) Don't neglect your dog. 3) Train your dog and be consistent with (non-corporal) punishment and reward to get the behavior you want.
Thats basically all that´s to it
Ceasar is just demonstrably right in his techniques. Its all about calmness and confidence.
Ever notice how dog trainers instantly control these "naughty" dogs, and then the dogs go wild as soon as they are back with the owner? It is because ALOT of it is not dog training, its owner training.
Cesar always says that he trains humans, in fact.
No-it’s because dogs evolved to read our emotions. He is misreading her face, and sensing, fear, sadness, anger. The dog naturally wants to ‘protect’ the owner
No dog trainers in America likes ceasers technique. He was raised in a farm.. didn't learn this in a university. Most of the trainers want to treat dogs like humans. If they don't behave like us they are ready to put them down. Ceaser says they should be treated like dogs. So he trains humans. Look at that dog's instinct. It was ready to work and rounded up all those sheep without even training.. amazing.
👍Caesar’s lesson on PTSD: it’s the past & it’s over
I believe Ceaser Milon is the most talented and experienced dog trainer on the planet! His story is is the perfect American Rags-to-Riches story of a man who has earned his worth! His contribution to America is unprecedented. Thank you Ceaser for helping to heal our world. You are loved and valued and your legacy will be used and appreciated by millions long after you are gone!
Thank you for what you do!🙏🏽
L'éducation est vraiment adapté cas par cas.👍🐾🐾🐾
the camera man is invincible in to everything and anything, except a lama
What's a lama?
@@claudiavirginiaalarconbena7171 - oh come on, you knew they meant llama...
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Damn you bro!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This woman’s anxiety is showing through the screen, i hope she gets the help she needs along with her dog
I think it's the anxiety of your pet hurting someone or another pet. It's very difficult to put that aside when your pet is hurting people regularly.
Michelle's anxiety is showing through her comments. I hope she gets the help she needs.
And the point is, showing yourself anxiety doesn't help at all, must find the reason and learn the method to fix problem, its good to see her find a professional trainer like Cesar, now she get better.
She is really anxious. I don't think she would be great at follow thru with all the instructions.
you sit on a keyboard judging peoples anxiety and say they need help. Anxiety manifests in a multitude of forms when it comes to animals, nobody wants to hear that they are a bad dog parent. nobody wants to see their dogs the cause of another persons/dogs pain. Its a 100 percent, normal human response.
yes we can hope that she can learn to better control her emotions and better correct her dogs actions. but you notice how Cesar gives positive criticism for both human and animal, maybe you should take notice of his leadership.
I say this as a person who suffers from anxiety from a multitude of stressors and the desensitized comments of "just get help" is the exact opposite of positive support.
cesar is great lover dog and whisper...im a pilipino always watching her vedio...❤❤❤
Cesar, always knows how to correct a negative situation, amazing.
Cesar, thanks for all the wonderful work you do for dogs everyday. You are a national treasure!
I usually don't cry,but Holly progress is on another level. Thank you Cesar for your hard work
Glad I got to watch this again, with my back problem, I am more careful, and showing my pack! I need to relax!
I know it's unlikely you will see this but I have spent my whole life dealing with the equivalent in horses and it's such a relief to see someone calm and capable dealing with a situation instead of running away from it . X