I don’t think that dogs specifically want you to regurgitate food. In a book I was reading about dogs a couple of years ago. It described dogs as also having high intensity for smell and whenever they lick you, they want to smell and taste everything that’s been around you. So maybe it’s food but I doubt they want you to throw up in front of them.
We have owned Staffordshire Pitbull mixes and German Sherperd for many years now. Dogs teach us so much, if we take the time to notice. On walks I let my pups smell when they want to, they want to read the pee mail and also leave their own pee mail. What amazes me is how many humans are quite dumb around dogs. We definitely need more schools for Dog and human training
Oh, that's one thing he shouldn't have done at the end. Lay on the floor next to the dog. You have to ask the dogs' permission. If it's okay for you to approach her. In the beginning, when you were petting her, look at the dogs reaction, look at her face, she didn't want you coming up to her at all. You have to know a dog sign before you walk up to them.. no, i'm not a dog expert, but i'm just saying. common sense
Tony needs to learn something about dog behavior. He starts out getting right in the dog's face. A dog who doesn't know him at all. The dog is obviously stressed (looking away, closed mouth and lip licking) Then he ends up getting on the floor, crowding the dog. OMG
Remember, these people went to college and know infinitely more than you. They can have an opinion, you can’t because you’re not “an expert.” Remember that ok?
The host mentioned that wolves regurgitate kind of like birds and the expert said no not really like birds. But birds absolutely do that too with other birds and even the people they live with.
She thought the interviewer meant regurgitate a bird… that’s why she said no like a moose…. Meaning the wolf ate a moose- not a bird. They were not on the same page
Love dogs but this was another no news story with nothing new even about dogs - and the miscommunication at the beginning of the story made me almost choke - they regurgitate like birds? No probably deer or other small animals 😅
As soon as she compared dog behavior to wolves, I got skeptical. Dogs and wolves are separated by 15,000 years of evolution and breeding. And domesticated dogs don't live in independent packs (if they ever did), the way wild dogs or wolves do. There are so many studies on wolf behavior and canine behavior that prove many important differences. Both animals have been harmed that comparison!
If you needed surgery would you go to someone who acquired their knowledge at a university becoming a doctor or would you go to someone who never bothered with education?
First off, she wasn’t giving advice. She was merely explaining how to interpret dog behaviors according to her own and other well-known research. Giving advice and interpreting behaviors are two very different concepts. Second, if you want to take advice from a “trainer” who has abused and put dogs in danger, along with dogs dying under his training program, then yes - go on ahead. And no, I’m not one of those weird positive only people who doesn’t like Cesar because I never believe in telling a dog no and correcting where needed. I’m a service dog handler who was well educated by a respected program who taught us how to use mostly positive reinforcement while knowing when and how to effectively communicate and correct a dog when they do something wrong. Cesar’s history speaks for itself if you know anything about canine behavior and dog training - and he’s been sued I don’t know how many times by people whose dogs were returned underfed, injured, and/or because they died in his care while boarding at his training program. He has no knowledge about canine behavior. A lot of his methods are very outdated and actually make dogs behave worse and get more stressed long term. They show you a scared dog who performs on camera while he’s there. The moment the camera turn off and he’s gone, it’s a whole other story. I hate to think what happened to those dogs he’s ever “rehabilitated” based on all the online firsthand accounts from people who hired him because they trusted that someone on TV must know what they’re doing.
@@tessi6886 I would go to someone with experience, not just book knowledge. I'm not opposed to all University education, but you don't need that to learn to understand dogs. And just because you have a University education does not mean you know anything about how the real world works. If I had an aggressive dog that needed help, I do not believe this lady could do it. She didn't even have control over a golden retriever.
Now show the images and Statistics of dog attack victims. More and more children and elderly are being unalive by dogs more than ever before because of this sick dog culture in America!
Golden retrievers are the best!!!!
I don’t think that dogs specifically want you to regurgitate food. In a book I was reading about dogs a couple of years ago. It described dogs as also having high intensity for smell and whenever they lick you, they want to smell and taste everything that’s been around you. So maybe it’s food but I doubt they want you to throw up in front of them.
We have owned Staffordshire Pitbull mixes and German Sherperd for many years now. Dogs teach us so much, if we take the time to notice. On walks I let my pups smell when they want to, they want to read the pee mail and also leave their own pee mail. What amazes me is how many humans are quite dumb around dogs. We definitely need more schools for Dog and human training
Oh, that's one thing he shouldn't have done at the end. Lay on the floor next to the dog. You have to ask the dogs' permission. If it's okay for you to approach her.
In the beginning, when you were petting her, look at the dogs reaction, look at her face, she didn't want you coming up to her at all. You have to know a dog sign before you walk up to them.. no, i'm not a dog expert, but i'm just saying. common sense
Tony needs to learn something about dog behavior. He starts out getting right in the dog's face. A dog who doesn't know him at all. The dog is obviously stressed (looking away, closed mouth and lip licking) Then he ends up getting on the floor, crowding the dog. OMG
I thought the same thing! Totally wrong way to approach a dog.
Sooooooo she's supposed to be an expert??? 😂😂😂 Good God 😂😂
She's an expert b/c she figured out that dogs bark to communicate...lol.
Remember, these people went to college and know infinitely more than you. They can have an opinion, you can’t because you’re not “an expert.” Remember that ok?
1:12 birds regurgitate food too. 😊
She definitely thought she meant the wolves ate a bird lol
That made me laugh, the interviewer was gracious to let the misunderstanding go 😊
The host mentioned that wolves regurgitate kind of like birds and the expert said no not really like birds. But birds absolutely do that too with other birds and even the people they live with.
She thought the interviewer meant regurgitate a bird… that’s why she said no like a moose…. Meaning the wolf ate a moose- not a bird. They were not on the same page
So dogs bark to communicate w/ you? wow...mind blown 🙄
The thing about licking doesn’t track.
Love dogs but this was another no news story with nothing new even about dogs - and the miscommunication at the beginning of the story made me almost choke - they regurgitate like birds? No probably deer or other small animals 😅
As soon as she compared dog behavior to wolves, I got skeptical. Dogs and wolves are separated by 15,000 years of evolution and breeding. And domesticated dogs don't live in independent packs (if they ever did), the way wild dogs or wolves do. There are so many studies on wolf behavior and canine behavior that prove many important differences. Both animals have been harmed that comparison!
My yellow lab never licked people.
I'll take Cesar Milan as my "expert". She sounds like she acquired her knowledge at a University becoming a Doctor.
Sure..okay.
@@juliethompson8685 I think my comment went over your head. Best wishes.
If you needed surgery would you go to someone who acquired their knowledge at a university becoming a doctor or would you go to someone who never bothered with education?
First off, she wasn’t giving advice. She was merely explaining how to interpret dog behaviors according to her own and other well-known research. Giving advice and interpreting behaviors are two very different concepts.
Second, if you want to take advice from a “trainer” who has abused and put dogs in danger, along with dogs dying under his training program, then yes - go on ahead. And no, I’m not one of those weird positive only people who doesn’t like Cesar because I never believe in telling a dog no and correcting where needed. I’m a service dog handler who was well educated by a respected program who taught us how to use mostly positive reinforcement while knowing when and how to effectively communicate and correct a dog when they do something wrong. Cesar’s history speaks for itself if you know anything about canine behavior and dog training - and he’s been sued I don’t know how many times by people whose dogs were returned underfed, injured, and/or because they died in his care while boarding at his training program. He has no knowledge about canine behavior. A lot of his methods are very outdated and actually make dogs behave worse and get more stressed long term. They show you a scared dog who performs on camera while he’s there. The moment the camera turn off and he’s gone, it’s a whole other story. I hate to think what happened to those dogs he’s ever “rehabilitated” based on all the online firsthand accounts from people who hired him because they trusted that someone on TV must know what they’re doing.
@@tessi6886 I would go to someone with experience, not just book knowledge. I'm not opposed to all University education, but you don't need that to learn to understand dogs. And just because you have a University education does not mean you know anything about how the real world works. If I had an aggressive dog that needed help, I do not believe this lady could do it. She didn't even have control over a golden retriever.
“Expert” lol
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Tony: but does the dog believe that Israel has a right to exist?
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Do you?
There's a genocide in Gaza and he does this?
Should we not focus on anything else except for Gaza?. Every day life continues on for most of us. Relax!!
War is not genocide. Get a dictionary.
Now show the images and Statistics of dog attack victims. More and more children and elderly are being unalive by dogs more than ever before because of this sick dog culture in America!
What are you babbling about? Most people are responsible caring dog owners.