I would guess that 3 out of 4 cases go back to the way they were before Cesar tried to help. I think that is why they never show you what happened a year later.
My sister's neighbours always have a dog outside. The dog constantly barks, cries, whines. Their oldest son took their dog away few years ago. Two months later, another dog in the yard. My sister felt sorry for the dog and after few months she took it off their hands. A year ago, another dog ended up in that yard. They asked my sister if she wants this one also after few months! She told them off and told them that she will call the cops on them and get other neighbours to do it also. Some people never learn.
One of my neighbors had two dogs that were left outside all day and night. No water bowl. My mother would give them water from our garden hose. This lady had foster kids, too...and one of them stole from me and lied about it. Not a good person to have kids OR animals.
@@Gquew9198 Not sure of the concept of “cocky “ exist in nature?… Caesar is amazing… His message may help you open your mind to look deeper. It’s all about strength and weakness, but in a good way. The dogs should always be the follower….. with a Authoritative-parental influence, which is ❤️….IMHO
@christianhershman2786 so you're not sure of the concept, but still felt the need to argue? That's "cocky". I was jus saying I don't act like I know everything, but I believe I've learned alot from his videos. It's very informative 👌
I have a Vizsla. He doesn’t want a job other than to play & watch over the grandkids. Very protective of them. We’ve had him since he was almost 2, and he’s 11 now. He’s still loves his daily walks/runs in the mornings. And has the best manners. And I learned a lot from Cesar. He’s the best.
Ignorance of the breed is the first mistake. Next is a failure to provide what dogs need. Putting the dog, the children and the adults at risk. You know it’s the adults when they start a conversation with, the dog is crazy, the dog is wild. Etc. The children are smarter than the parents
Wait a minute...she actually did research, looking specifically for an ACTIVE dog...? (4:07) Why?? What kind of activity did she think she could offer him??? This woman was definitely voluntarily looking for trouble. Well, that´s what she got...
I'm a low energy person, so I opted for a low energy dog. An English Mastiff. They are about as low energy as they come. But he slobbered and shed so much that I was constantly having to work cleaning up after him. 😅 He was a great boy though, and very easily trainable and gentle with everyone. He passed away in 2022. I opted not to get another one, because they have such short lives, and it was heartbreaking to lose him. I have an elderly rescue from a shelter who has been a great dog. I also have a much younger and way more high energy dog that somebody dumped near my house, and she found her way here. I've managed to keep her content by using an off road vehicle to take her on runs.
I think she didn't understand the levels of activity. She didn't want a sofa lump. She wanted a dog that would play with the kids, not realizing how *active* an active dog could be. She got an active dog and then didn't know how to be the owner of an active dog. So her research wasn't the problem. Her lack of knowledge as to being a dog owner created the problem.
This breed is very family friendly and playful, she got exactly what she wanted. But she didnt know how to handle it and hoped the dog would behave on its own without her having to assert any dominance and training.
Love how excited she was after the fact. No bad dogs. Only miss informed owners. Dogs are like computers. They take the information in that you give them.
Not enough research before getting that pup. A dog like that needs 1 to 2 hours of work (walking and running) a day. No chance he'll get it with that family. None
@fdm2155 As long as the dog gets the work, it doesn't matter that it's a suburban home but that woman ain't gonna walk/run that animal 1 to 2 hours a day. The kids sure won't; he's far too strong for them now let aline once he's fully grown. That leaves the husband. Something tells me he ain't gonna put in the time or the work. It was the wife that wanted a pup and it was the wife who chose the breed. I have a feeling the husband didn't want a dog but acquiesed to keep the wife happy.
@@LostBeagle 👊Couldn’t agree more. Obedience, in the way of relationship. Similar to like a child and a parent. Obedience that leads towards de-stressing , true nurturing, A deeper connection…IMHO
I have a problem with people treating animal like "babies." So many children and people are without anything and yet you have time to treat a dog like a "baby." I encountered the same thing with students who were big, strapping teenagers and had parents, usually moms, who still "bottle feed" their children, refuse to have consequences for bad behavior. So then, it's up to an unrelated professional to go back and teach the basics of dog or even human behavior.
I've "trained" a couple of dogs that will be in my mind and heart til I die. There's a Chihuahua that I still think about after over 10 year later, his "transformation" was amazing and heartwarming. That it happened from a chance meeting with a group of teens, they had a chance to see it happen right in front of them.
I love Vizslas! I’ll never own another breed. But they are high energy and the puppy phase is a nightmare. Lots of exercise and lots of training or they get destructive and wild. I’ve had hunting and show lines. If you don’t hunt, show lines are a little smaller and a little less driven, but not by much. People need to do research and not buy breeds for their looks. I spend about 3 hours a day exercising/training.
At least the NALC is honest in their motto- "Not everyone needs a Catahoula" 99% of "dog lovers" should NOT have the dogs they own. There's a HUGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOG "lovers" and DOG PEOPLE- these folks are not dog people... This dog deserves a proper home 😭
lots of people are too stupid to own an animal, they think they are some pretty toy or substitute human, then get bit or at least surprised when the animal acts like an animal....he should have classes for dog owners , cause most don't know what they are doing or how to care for the pet.
@@fdm2155 exactly, case in point , this women wanted a high energy pet, well she got one, but i'm mostly talking about people who treat animals as if they are human or worse, just something to hold and snuggle with, who don't take the time to give the animal what it needs, instead of what they want from it.
@@collie8 first of all, learn how to read and maybe a comprehension course too, i never said this particular couple but let's do anyway, they didn't know how much attention the dog would need when the woman herself said she was looking for a high energy dog?, they treated the animal like it was a baby human and probley thought that's how you train an animal, well guess what snowflake,, a dog is not a human and if you don't have the time to train a dog, you got no business with one , cause you don't have the proper amount of time to spend with one, they are not huggly, snugly toys for you or anyone else to pay attention to when it suits your needs
I know that is common sense but no one will adopt any dogs if everything is criticized and picked apart so much. Both the owners and the animals just need training.
I had a couple vizslas growing up. They were the most energetic pups. THAT being said they were fantastic family pups. Truly will love you and your little ones with a full force. They are extremely loving.
You can argue that about any breed. She wanted an active family dog that sheds very little and she got what she wanted. However she didnt know how to be a good owner and now she knows.
Appreciate the time you give this and many more dogs, Cesar. Hoping viewers, best of luck with their issues, and apply what waa learned. Gracias Cesar!!
It’s not really biting from what I can see, it’s more like mouthing but it hasn’t been corrected to give the dog healthy boundaries!! It’s basically overexcited and wanting a game as it’s got a tonne of energy (guessing it doesn’t get out for much exercise) and due to both the overexcitement and lack of boundaries that have been instilled it’s mouthing jumping up etc!
When we had dogs at home my dad used 2 training techniques that resonate with what you do. To stop unwanted overexcited behaviors was a rolled up newspaper which makes a noise and checks the dog. Also the instruction " heel" ie walking at your heel, not in front. It reminds me 😊
I don’t understand how these are new concepts and difficult to follow thru with and be consistent with, especially after he shows with 💯certainty that these instructions always work. I know a lot of people treat their dog like a human infant which I will never understand, but when you are told that hurts the dog, you’d think they’d stop.
@Genevieve-ni5el; People are human and therefore think all other creatures are human too, only in different shapes. They can´t think outside of that box. And uncomfortable truths, like having to understand, that they are actually HARMING their dog with the way how they treat him, is something people like to forget as fast as possible, if they even are willing to lend an ear to that at all. It´s part of our human responsibility, but people seldom own up to their responsibility willingly...
I've had 5 German shepherds over the years, and now have a Rottie mix. I'm 4'11", and have had complete control over all my dogs. My kids were also leaders with the dogs. We have had happy healthy dogs that had long beautiful lives. Any dog, big or small, just wants to serve their master.
Can not even watch these videos So many stupid people Dog is crazy How about the owners They have no right to have a dog Dog is going to change by magic So many dogs suffer because of stupid people
What irritates the most is the assumption that, because this is breed X it will respond like breed X no matter what I do or, more likely, what I don't do. It will respond in a uniform way no matter the situation. It's the same with some people who emigrate to The States and think, 'tomorrow I'll be an American, without any input or effort from me'.
When I was a kid in junior high school, I apparently startled a friends Vizsla and it bit my upper arm. I had a scar that went almost all the way around my arm for years. Luckily, as I grew, it faded and doesn't show at all anymore.
People need to know that ALL dogs have energy!! It just depends on how much energy you want out of your dog, that should determine the breed you choose. Some little dogs have more energy than some big dogs. If you understand that, you will become the leader of the pack and not the mother/father of your dog, then you're half way to having a happy life with your 'pet'. Cesar is a good teacher to the owners...and so great with the kids...the dogs are basically begging for some directions and boundaries, he wastes no time in giving the dogs what they need. Im grateful there are people out there who can help teach the humans how to behave around their dogs. 😉👍 Jen. Watching and praying from Australia. ❤️🙏🕊️❤️
She clearly loves the dog and wants what is best for Whiskey. Respect to her for not giving up on the dog and doing the hard yards and respect for taking ownership of the fact that it was her actions before the training that contributed to the dogs bad behaviour.
Sometimes too much love can make festering wounds. Also, So many people want a dog to fulfill their _own_ needs and never bother with the natural needs of the dog.
I cannot with these comments. Sounds like half the people commenting communicate beautifully with their dogs and those dogs, I suspect, are their only “friends”.
Or perhaps “book” research. It’s important for people considering a breed to go see them in lots of situations: obedience classes, dog shows, hunting dog clubs (for Vizlas)… I think this was probably the first dog the Mom ever owned. Why didn’t the breeder at a minimum recommend obedience classes for the parents? Certainly the breeder should have told her/his clients - that is a must!
the weighted backpack makes a return! and seems to be helping as good as ever but whee, glad the owners at least tried to research the dog they were getting, not as much as hey should've but it's better then we usually get on this type of show
I found a dog that looked like him with his brother that looked a little different but had same coloring but a vizsla but the rescue I talked to said they weren't. Glad they got him under control before he got older.
A lot of dog owners need to be educated before owning a dog. An example here is the owner always giving affection to their dog when it misbehaved. This is one of the biggest mistakes some owners have.
We've had hunting dogs, including a wire haired Vizsla, our whole lives and never went hunting once. If they're walked enough and know their place in the pack they are fantastic pets.
in all honesty to this nice family , i think they got the wrong dog for them, they don't have the time to invest in what that breed needs. time and a lot of physical activity.
@@maleahlock everything always works out perfect in the end ....of the vid. ....anything else would be too much for americans to wrap their heads around. sounds like you got something invested in this vid.?, you think Caesar needs your help? or these people? or are you just looking for an argument, do you know these people personally? if so , maybe you can tell us how it's all going.....cause i'm really interested in what you think...NOT!.
Why buying a Visla and then complaining about its natural behavior? Its 5 month old. A TEENAGER! Really? Guys, go get yourself a lap-dog! Stupid owners!
Cesar is the true dog whisper. For guard breeds, Garret Wing has greatly helped me. Joel Beckman has a lot of good tips, though I'm not a fan of the Gentle Leader. I've applied Gary Wilkes method to help with jumping. He uses a rolled-up towel. He'll bop them and firmly say "NO!" He also throws a towel at them. I use whatever is laying around. A pillow works, even thrown beside my dog. Saw another trainer using a toy rubber hammer. Same principle, something to get their attention, doesn't hurt them, and sends the pup a strong message. This isn't aggressive behavior. This pup is awaiting instructions that the owners don't know how to deliver. As mentioned, this behavior will get worse as they grow. Teaching an adult can require a professional and cost a lot of money. They'll still have to teach the owner. One of my 21-month-old pups has energy like this. He was neutered at 18 months, but it didn't affect his energy level. He's addicted to the laser pointer. He'll chase the green pointer continuously in a large, open field. Leash walks and back yard sprints, aren't enough for a dog like this. A doggy friend with the same energy can help. Pack walks are awesome! Be nice if someone in my hometown would open a puppy training obstacle course. Could have a place to swim and play with other puppies their own age and size. Bad behavior is learned at dog parks. Pups can still socialize outside the gate or in the secluded training section. This a safe way for them to meet other pups/dogs they like and bring them together.
Not sure what mom was researching when it came to dogs, but a Vizsla is a hunting dog. They need a job to do and if they don't have one, they are going to hunt you or your children.
HELLO, saw this Video claro, sometimes on TV my Dogwhisperer ❤❤❤❤ Perfect help for this super nice family which is really interesting in having hold on with their Doggie Whiskey, great 💯👍 GREETINGS MARTINA DANIELA
Please put URLs in your description for dog walking leads you recommend. Training leads and harnesses. I have got leads what looks like what you use plus a harness and I do try to keep calm while walking my 4 month old pup but she just keeps pulling no matter how many times I try to walk her the way you explain. Also turning back to confuse her she just pulls hard the other way. Always excited. If she had enough with walking she just sits and will not move. This makes the walk very difficult and she WILL NOT wear a harness. She goes off her head trying to get it off. Thanks for all you do.
I really can't understand why people want to have dog if they don't understand this animal kind! Vizsla is a hunter dog they need lots of move not to sit on the coach. The human's ego and stupidity is very huge!
Nice to see the puppy getting it… side note, would comments ever be disabled? People are losing their minds on this app, and under these videos. Lots of dysfunctional comments here. Would be nice to enjoy these videos without scrolling and seeing cruel and ignorant words from bullies… I think it’s important they remember how to withhold their thoughts.
Yes, but people can have whatever opinion they want to have about whomever regardless of how unreasonable. And no one is saying "cruel" things just things we disagree with.
I agree. The personal attacks against this family should be monitored better. People come to the comment section to hear about tips and other people's experiences. Trolls in the comments is the opposite of what this channel is about. Sure, people can say what they want but that doesn't mean there can't be push back from decent humans.
The husband's body language shows he probably didn't want the dog. Not comforting her when she was crying,and saying he wanted to rehome Whiskey. Speaks volume!
I have a Lab mix. I have gotten him through everything on the agility course except the teeter totter. The fact that it moves under him, is just too much still. Not sure I would make that one the first thing I would work a dog through. Whiskey seems like a smart dog, he's not really aggressive. Just very high energy. Hopefully he will work out for the family.
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I wish they would visit the families again in a year or so. I’d love to know if they stuck with it and how well the dogs are.
I would guess that 3 out of 4 cases go back to the way they were before Cesar tried to help. I think that is why they never show you what happened a year later.
They likely ditched the dog
Cesar is a master class. 🐶🐶
Yeah but how stupid are some of these people my gosh!!!
@@GeneTurner-gg4yo stupid is someone who can't learn, which is not the case of that lady it seems
My sister's neighbours always have a dog outside. The dog constantly barks, cries, whines. Their oldest son took their dog away few years ago. Two months later, another dog in the yard. My sister felt sorry for the dog and after few months she took it off their hands. A year ago, another dog ended up in that yard. They asked my sister if she wants this one also after few months! She told them off and told them that she will call the cops on them and get other neighbours to do it also. Some people never learn.
So kind that your sister took dog # 2. That situation is very sad and why so many dogs wind up in shelters and then euthanized.
One of my neighbors had two dogs that were left outside all day and night. No water bowl. My mother would give them water from our garden hose.
This lady had foster kids, too...and one of them stole from me and lied about it.
Not a good person to have kids OR animals.
I'm not a cocky dude. Don't think i know everything, but Cesar has improved my experiences with all animals. My friends dog only listens to me 😂
@@Gquew9198 Not sure of the concept of “cocky “ exist in nature?… Caesar is amazing… His message may help you open your mind to look deeper. It’s all about strength and weakness, but in a good way. The dogs should always be the follower….. with a Authoritative-parental influence, which is ❤️….IMHO
@christianhershman2786 so you're not sure of the concept, but still felt the need to argue? That's "cocky". I was jus saying I don't act like I know everything, but I believe I've learned alot from his videos. It's very informative 👌
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@@Gquew9198? he didn't argue, learn the definition lad
That’s hilarious!!
Cesar always amazes me. Goat.
Agreed GOAT
I have a Vizsla. He doesn’t want a job other than to play & watch over the grandkids. Very protective of them. We’ve had him since he was almost 2, and he’s 11 now. He’s still loves his daily walks/runs in the mornings. And has the best manners. And I learned a lot from Cesar. He’s the best.
Very rare to have a hunting dog with no prey drive. Hope you didn't breed him!
Love isn't showing emotions it's taking care of the other for their own good, no matter what u hav to do!
Or both ?
That's how good Cesar trains people!
They are adorable-so happy for them
Witam Cesar. Dziękuję za każdy Twój wspaniały film i przekaz.Pozdrawiam ciepło i życzę Ci wszystkiego dobrego. 👍❤
Ignorance of the breed is the first mistake. Next is a failure to provide what dogs need. Putting the dog, the children and the adults at risk. You know it’s the adults when they start a conversation with, the dog is crazy, the dog is wild. Etc. The children are smarter than the parents
Ceaser, your the best, a natural at this ,helping alot of people become better dog owners, Lots of Blessings to you😊
Wait a minute...she actually did research, looking specifically for an ACTIVE dog...? (4:07) Why?? What kind of activity did she think she could offer him??? This woman was definitely voluntarily looking for trouble. Well, that´s what she got...
I'm a low energy person, so I opted for a low energy dog. An English Mastiff. They are about as low energy as they come. But he slobbered and shed so much that I was constantly having to work cleaning up after him. 😅 He was a great boy though, and very easily trainable and gentle with everyone. He passed away in 2022. I opted not to get another one, because they have such short lives, and it was heartbreaking to lose him. I have an elderly rescue from a shelter who has been a great dog. I also have a much younger and way more high energy dog that somebody dumped near my house, and she found her way here. I've managed to keep her content by using an off road vehicle to take her on runs.
@@itsnotthesamethingI love your adaptability! Especially with the off-road vehicle. That's awesome!
I think she didn't understand the levels of activity. She didn't want a sofa lump. She wanted a dog that would play with the kids, not realizing how *active* an active dog could be. She got an active dog and then didn't know how to be the owner of an active dog. So her research wasn't the problem. Her lack of knowledge as to being a dog owner created the problem.
This breed is very family friendly and playful, she got exactly what she wanted. But she didnt know how to handle it and hoped the dog would behave on its own without her having to assert any dominance and training.
@ What a great idea! Anything, as long as it works!😅
Love how excited she was after the fact. No bad dogs. Only miss informed owners.
Dogs are like computers. They take the information in that you give them.
Not enough research before getting that pup. A dog like that needs 1 to 2 hours of work (walking and running) a day. No chance he'll get it with that family. None
Right. Buying a high energy working dog for a suburban family. What could go wrong?
@fdm2155 As long as the dog gets the work, it doesn't matter that it's a suburban home but that woman ain't gonna walk/run that animal 1 to 2 hours a day. The kids sure won't; he's far too strong for them now let aline once he's fully grown. That leaves the husband. Something tells me he ain't gonna put in the time or the work. It was the wife that wanted a pup and it was the wife who chose the breed. I have a feeling the husband didn't want a dog but acquiesed to keep the wife happy.
@@fdm2155 I don’t disagree. But the right mind & body control and influence can get almost any dog, in line…IMHO
@@christianhershman2786 No doubt. But owning a dog like that involves a lot more than obedience.
@@LostBeagle 👊Couldn’t agree more. Obedience, in the way of relationship. Similar to like a child and a parent. Obedience that leads towards de-stressing , true nurturing, A deeper connection…IMHO
I have a problem with people treating animal like "babies." So many children and people are without anything and yet you have time to treat a dog like a "baby." I encountered the same thing with students who were big, strapping teenagers and had parents, usually moms, who still "bottle feed" their children, refuse to have consequences for bad behavior. So then, it's up to an unrelated professional to go back and teach the basics of dog or even human behavior.
I've "trained" a couple of dogs that will be in my mind and heart til I die. There's a Chihuahua that I still think about after over 10 year later, his "transformation" was amazing and heartwarming. That it happened from a chance meeting with a group of teens, they had a chance to see it happen right in front of them.
What a lovely family. Hope their success continued. I've a feeling they did well.
Cesar is a master of dog psychology
I love Vizslas! I’ll never own another breed. But they are high energy and the puppy phase is a nightmare. Lots of exercise and lots of training or they get destructive and wild. I’ve had hunting and show lines. If you don’t hunt, show lines are a little smaller and a little less driven, but not by much. People need to do research and not buy breeds for their looks. I spend about 3 hours a day exercising/training.
Matthew walking Whiskey fantastic! ❤🐾👏👏👏👏👏👏
At least the NALC is honest in their motto- "Not everyone needs a Catahoula"
99% of "dog lovers" should NOT have the dogs they own. There's a HUGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOG "lovers" and DOG PEOPLE- these folks are not dog people... This dog deserves a proper home 😭
I already saw this one. I'm glad Cesar could help them.
Lol the title of the video is funny to me, because it's not a aggressive dog it's just still a puppy with no rules boundaries or limitations
lots of people are too stupid to own an animal, they think they are some pretty toy or substitute human, then get bit or at least surprised when the animal acts like an animal....he should have classes for dog owners , cause most don't know what they are doing or how to care for the pet.
Yes I think people don't do the proper research into breeds BEFORE buying them!
@@fdm2155 exactly, case in point , this women wanted a high energy pet, well she got one, but i'm mostly talking about people who treat animals as if they are human or worse, just something to hold and snuggle with, who don't take the time to give the animal what it needs, instead of what they want from it.
GOD needs to bring an animal into our lives. HE knows better than we.
they are not that stupid, just their parents didn't have time for them, so here comes Cesar 30 years later
@@collie8 first of all, learn how to read and maybe a comprehension course too, i never said this particular couple but let's do anyway, they didn't know how much attention the dog would need when the woman herself said she was looking for a high energy dog?, they treated the animal like it was a baby human and probley thought that's how you train an animal, well guess what snowflake,, a dog is not a human and if you don't have the time to train a dog, you got no business with one , cause you don't have the proper amount of time to spend with one, they are not huggly, snugly toys for you or anyone else to pay attention to when it suits your needs
22:15 Dad " I think the exercising really helps?" No way! Who knew? Gods help them when their kids reach teen yrs!
Sure thing. I thought the dynamic leonardo's input was, well...interesting. Kinda like how a spare wheel is usually interesting.
When will we learn that unless we lead very active lifestyles, we have no business trying to raise dogs like Whiskey?
I know that is common sense but no one will adopt any dogs if everything is criticized and picked apart so much. Both the owners and the animals just need training.
Never- people are too narcissistic in what they want versus the reality
I had a couple vizslas growing up. They were the most energetic pups. THAT being said they were fantastic family pups. Truly will love you and your little ones with a full force. They are extremely loving.
"After I did extensive research" ...... I call bull on that...... if she had she would have known how much a puppy of that breed needs.
Seriously. I have trained a lot of gun dogs. She has no buissness owning a Vizla or any dog to be honest.
You can argue that about any breed. She wanted an active family dog that sheds very little and she got what she wanted. However she didnt know how to be a good owner and now she knows.
😂 absolutely 💯 I said that to@@Plasticjesus504
She forgot to do some research into herself.
Cesar, it's working not only with animals, but with children too 😅
Thanks a lot for your films!
what a beautiful family. hope things worked out for them
Appreciate the time you give this and many more dogs, Cesar. Hoping viewers, best of luck with their issues, and apply what waa learned. Gracias Cesar!!
Awesome learning 😃👍 well done to the family ❤️
People don’t seem to understand that Caesar is training them more so than their pets 👌🏽
It’s not really biting from what I can see, it’s more like mouthing but it hasn’t been corrected to give the dog healthy boundaries!!
It’s basically overexcited and wanting a game as it’s got a tonne of energy (guessing it doesn’t get out for much exercise) and due to both the overexcitement and lack of boundaries that have been instilled it’s mouthing jumping up etc!
My puppy is exactly like this puppy. I bought a shock collar, and it is a great teaching tool !! It really works!
That was a cute family, and what a change!
We’ve so completely, and wrongfully, removed any type of physical correction from our society that dog - and children - are running wild.
Love this owner. She is willing to learn and her confidence improved a lot too.
Very clever little boy 🥰 A Hungarian vizsla ❤❤
Thank you ceasar for showing us how to treat dogs and how to behave around them.
When we had dogs at home my dad used 2 training techniques that resonate with what you do. To stop unwanted overexcited behaviors was a rolled up newspaper which makes a noise and checks the dog. Also the instruction " heel" ie walking at your heel, not in front. It reminds me 😊
I don’t understand how these are new concepts and difficult to follow thru with and be consistent with, especially after he shows with 💯certainty that these instructions always work. I know a lot of people treat their dog like a human infant which I will never understand, but when you are told that hurts the dog, you’d think they’d stop.
@Genevieve-ni5el; People are human and therefore think all other creatures are human too, only in different shapes. They can´t think outside of that box. And uncomfortable truths, like having to understand, that they are actually HARMING their dog with the way how they treat him, is something people like to forget as fast as possible, if they even are willing to lend an ear to that at all. It´s part of our human responsibility, but people seldom own up to their responsibility willingly...
He wasn't violent, he was just unguided.
I've had 5 German shepherds over the years, and now have a Rottie mix. I'm 4'11", and have had complete control over all my dogs. My kids were also leaders with the dogs. We have had happy healthy dogs that had long beautiful lives. Any dog, big or small, just wants to serve their master.
How are some people so stupid, dogs deserve owners who have common sense
Can not even watch these videos So many stupid people Dog is crazy How about the owners They have no right to have a dog Dog is going to change by magic So many dogs suffer because of stupid people
What irritates the most is the assumption that, because this is breed X it will respond like breed X no matter what I do or, more likely, what I don't do. It will respond in a uniform way no matter the situation.
It's the same with some people who emigrate to The States and think, 'tomorrow I'll be an American, without any input or effort from me'.
Why they took such a big, strong dog? Realy crazy!
Got to love all these comments scolding the owners. People love to be right.
Beautiful Cesar!❤️
You are the best Cesar, I love your videos❤❤❤
When I was a kid in junior high school, I apparently startled a friends Vizsla and it bit my upper arm. I had a scar that went almost all the way around my arm for years. Luckily, as I grew, it faded and doesn't show at all anymore.
Thank you! 🐕❤
People need to know that ALL dogs have energy!!
It just depends on how much energy you want out of your dog, that should determine the breed you choose.
Some little dogs have more energy than some big dogs. If you understand that, you will become the leader of the pack and not the mother/father of your dog, then you're half way to having a happy life with your 'pet'.
Cesar is a good teacher to the owners...and so great with the kids...the dogs are basically begging for some directions and boundaries, he wastes no time in giving the dogs what they need.
Im grateful there are people out there who can help teach the humans how to behave around their dogs. 😉👍
Jen. Watching and praying from Australia.
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Sending love from Florida.
She clearly loves the dog and wants what is best for Whiskey. Respect to her for not giving up on the dog and doing the hard yards and respect for taking ownership of the fact that it was her actions before the training that contributed to the dogs bad behaviour.
Sometimes too much love can make festering wounds. Also, So many people want a dog to fulfill their _own_ needs and never bother with the natural needs of the dog.
12:50-literally EVERY Cesar Millan episode ever
My favorite video! So heartwarming ❤
I cannot with these comments. Sounds like half the people commenting communicate beautifully with their dogs and those dogs, I suspect, are their only “friends”.
enjoyed every moment of the video
cesar you are phenomenal brother!!!!!!
Shalom from the Ohio valley 🎉
I love this ❤️
She did extensive research to end up with the wrong dog😂😂
Or perhaps “book” research. It’s important for people considering a breed to go see them in lots of situations: obedience classes, dog shows, hunting dog clubs (for Vizlas)… I think this was probably the first dog the Mom ever owned. Why didn’t the breeder at a minimum recommend obedience classes for the parents? Certainly the breeder should have told her/his clients - that is a must!
the weighted backpack makes a return! and seems to be helping as good as ever
but whee, glad the owners at least tried to research the dog they were getting, not as much as hey should've but it's better then we usually get on this type of show
Love you Caesar. You’re an amazing human being 🤗🤗. Australia
I found a dog that looked like him with his brother that looked a little different but had same coloring but a vizsla but the rescue I talked to said they weren't. Glad they got him under control before he got older.
My gosh Benson is soooo cute 😮❤
This is another down fall of social media. People see cute animals and go and buy them. Goes for exotic and illegal animals too.
I always enjoy your show!
Contratame Cesar..!! ❤
Nice ❤️
A lot of dog owners need to be educated before owning a dog. An example here is the owner always giving affection to their dog when it misbehaved. This is one of the biggest mistakes some owners have.
Why get a hunting dog when you have kids!
I have 2 kids and 2 hunting dogs, they all love each other, the dogs are exercised every day and everything works well so I don’t get your point
We've had hunting dogs, including a wire haired Vizsla, our whole lives and never went hunting once. If they're walked enough and know their place in the pack they are fantastic pets.
Yes you do@@Doncorleone44
Exactly 😮
That’s not the issue
Hi, guys. I am comeback again! Sir Cesar Millan is a master class of the dog trainer
Why does this comment section hate this family so much?
Because they're particularly stupid.
Wow what a beautiful family great job Ceaser
They should have gotten a Golden Retriever, they are gentle and great with kids.
Yup, I agree. Golden Retrievers, one size fits all.
They need training too.
Please dear Cesar we need you to educate people the same as dogs, thank you!
Thanks for sharing 😊
in all honesty to this nice family , i think they got the wrong dog for them, they don't have the time to invest in what that breed needs. time and a lot of physical activity.
After a few weeks of getting some help the puppy is a perfect match for their family. Did you watch the end of the video?
@@maleahlock everything always works out perfect in the end ....of the vid. ....anything else would be too much for americans to wrap their heads around. sounds like you got something invested in this vid.?, you think Caesar needs your help? or these people? or are you just looking for an argument, do you know these people personally? if so , maybe you can tell us how it's all going.....cause i'm really interested in what you think...NOT!.
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Looks likeCessar has gotten control of.some of his older footage❤
Can’t think of anyone who’s helped out more people, therefore dogs! IMHO🐕
Why buying a Visla and then complaining about its natural behavior? Its 5 month old. A TEENAGER! Really? Guys, go get yourself a lap-dog! Stupid owners!
My sister has five dogs, four too many, and I dog whisper them every time I go over, but she’s not paying attention more than her dogs 😂😂😂
Cesar is the true dog whisper. For guard breeds, Garret Wing has greatly helped me. Joel Beckman has a lot of good tips, though I'm not a fan of the Gentle Leader. I've applied Gary Wilkes method to help with jumping. He uses a rolled-up towel. He'll bop them and firmly say "NO!" He also throws a towel at them. I use whatever is laying around. A pillow works, even thrown beside my dog. Saw another trainer using a toy rubber hammer. Same principle, something to get their attention, doesn't hurt them, and sends the pup a strong message.
This isn't aggressive behavior. This pup is awaiting instructions that the owners don't know how to deliver. As mentioned, this behavior will get worse as they grow. Teaching an adult can require a professional and cost a lot of money. They'll still have to teach the owner.
One of my 21-month-old pups has energy like this. He was neutered at 18 months, but it didn't affect his energy level. He's addicted to the laser pointer. He'll chase the green pointer continuously in a large, open field. Leash walks and back yard sprints, aren't enough for a dog like this. A doggy friend with the same energy can help. Pack walks are awesome!
Be nice if someone in my hometown would open a puppy training obstacle course. Could have a place to swim and play with other puppies their own age and size. Bad behavior is learned at dog parks. Pups can still socialize outside the gate or in the secluded training section. This a safe way for them to meet other pups/dogs they like and bring them together.
Not sure what mom was researching when it came to dogs, but a Vizsla is a hunting dog. They need a job to do and if they don't have one, they are going to hunt you or your children.
People need to buy a dog based off of the dog's needs, not the dog's looks.
HELLO, saw this Video claro, sometimes on TV my Dogwhisperer ❤❤❤❤ Perfect help for this super nice family which is really interesting in having hold on with their Doggie Whiskey, great 💯👍 GREETINGS MARTINA DANIELA
Please put URLs in your description for dog walking leads you recommend. Training leads and harnesses. I have got leads what looks like what you use plus a harness and I do try to keep calm while walking my 4 month old pup but she just keeps pulling no matter how many times I try to walk her the way you explain. Also turning back to confuse her she just pulls hard the other way. Always excited. If she had enough with walking she just sits and will not move. This makes the walk very difficult and she WILL NOT wear a harness. She goes off her head trying to get it off. Thanks for all you do.
I really can't understand why people want to have dog if they don't understand this animal kind! Vizsla is a hunter dog they need lots of move not to sit on the coach. The human's ego and stupidity is very huge!
My kids, my dog, my two loves at once
I feel the mon. least she trying :)
Nice to see the puppy getting it… side note, would comments ever be disabled? People are losing their minds on this app, and under these videos. Lots of dysfunctional comments here. Would be nice to enjoy these videos without scrolling and seeing cruel and ignorant words from bullies… I think it’s important they remember how to withhold their thoughts.
Some can be cruel yes. But why scroll through them if you don’t want to see them? Just watch the video 😉
Yes, but people can have whatever opinion they want to have about whomever regardless of how unreasonable. And no one is saying "cruel" things just things we disagree with.
I agree. The personal attacks against this family should be monitored better. People come to the comment section to hear about tips and other people's experiences. Trolls in the comments is the opposite of what this channel is about. Sure, people can say what they want but that doesn't mean there can't be push back from decent humans.
Looks like it is just not the dogs that need training, but us too 😅
@ it is us 99% of the time 😅
The mistake people make with having animals is they are too emotional forgetting that it's not human. Even humans need structure and how much animals.
“After extensive research I decided a hunting dog is perfect”
The husband's body language shows he probably didn't want the dog. Not comforting her when she was crying,and saying he wanted to rehome Whiskey. Speaks volume!
I caught that too but he made up for it when he said the best part of the day at the ranch was seeing his wife’s face training Whiskey
Dog became SO aggressive now
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I have a Lab mix. I have gotten him through everything on the agility course except the teeter totter. The fact that it moves under him, is just too much still. Not sure I would make that one the first thing I would work a dog through. Whiskey seems like a smart dog, he's not really aggressive. Just very high energy. Hopefully he will work out for the family.
Yeah ! 👏💗
Looking into a dog walker if as a family you can't get them some exercise. My friend has 2 and she spends all weekend hiking for hours.
the quick shot of the camera men running 🤣