I took my highly reactive working line German Shepherd to a dog trainer as she would react like all the dogs here. At 92lbs she was a handful. The trainer took her and walked her and she did everything perfectly. He old me that my dog wasn't the problem.........

Haha 😂

My bro in law does that he Samoan NZ he does the tsss that cos the family need to listen

I know exactly what you mean! Dad would do that and we knew it was time to obey lol

It's not the sound it's your patience and energy behind, the patience is also a control of that energy

@@josephw4835 I know. It's just funny that he uses that sound.

Go,ogIe the term I posted above, it's a heIpfuI method. You don't need a leash to stop your dog from jumping up. It's more powerful when your dog CHOOSES to listen to you. Not through force or anything, but because she wants to.

Yes, that and being aware of the energy you are projecting. When walking my boxer if i have a calm expectations of him oft is what determins if hes going to be reactive to seeing another dog or not.

Researching what breed of dog you own plays a major part also. Several breeds need more training and exercise compared to others. They need to have mental exercise too.

Wrong. Good trainers use LIMA (least intrusive, minimally aversive). This principle is understood by any trainer certified by IAABC or CCPDT. Proper behavior modification understands you can use positive or negative forms of reward or punishment. The technique illustrated uses positive punishment, the worst one for training and the one most likely to cause unintended consequences, like fear of strangers or people. Instead you could use a combination of positive reward and negative punishment. Break down what the dog wants--attention and play. When it exhibits undesirable behavior--jumping on you--take away what it wants--your attention (negative punishment). Do that by simply turning away. Once the dog calms down or shows a desired behavior, turn back to the dog and give it attention and play (positive reward). If you train a sit gets him play, he will start running over and sitting excitedly in no time without jumping. No leash required at all.

@@nic5647 That is awesome advice my dog likes to jump up to people as she is excited I will use your technique and see how it goes.

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lol

Because he's so awesome!

He is just so brave with the dogs it's impressive

One day, you're a dog person! Bless you.

I hav cats

Me too

Nope just basic sense being used! No magic at all!

@@cristineconnell7803 thanks didnt know that

It’s actually watching the dog and you’ll learn to see it and correct it just before it goes wrong with time

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How many times does he choke the dogs in this video?

@@jojoblank8883 he's not choking the dogs genius

@@citizen320 you really don't know what slip leashes are used for do you? They tighten around the dogs throat and choke them. Go ahead and argue with someone who has worked around animals since I was 12.

@@jojoblank8883 Just because you had dogs since you are twelve doesnt make you an expert. Next thing is why would you comment here if you dont like Cesars methods? I cant see any dog choked here. But you seem to be the expert, show me where the dog is not getting air. Also when you are an expert aswell, where are your clips to change the behaviour of dogs? would be pleased to here from you :)

@@kevkevgo5038 I've raised wild and exotics. If you don't know anything about Animal behavior you have no business being a dog trainer. There's plenty of proof that Cesar has screwed up multiple times. He clearly jerks that dog back to cause compliance. This man is not even legally licensed or trained in animal behavior. To make it worse.

Hello Lisa How are you doing?

Hello Cheri How are you doing?

Cesar is the *MAGIC*

@@rohanamor4323 watching Cesar is teaching us all to use the mind to control the body - energy; it’s not magic but when u comprehend it; it is like magic 🪄

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@@rohanamor4323 👍

thanks!

Our names are spelled the same! Correct way 😂

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@@jeanine219 My She-ro💕🐾!!!!!

@@jaithevegan and you are my Shero as well!!!! Precious animals are my heart ❤️

I see it like martial arts. You need to learn a plethora of (calm and assertive) techniques so you are prepared for any situation that may be required. Continued OBSERVATION (your dog) and LEARNING (Cesar’s videos) helps with identifying WHAT may be required. Continued PRACTICE helps with achieving the timing that will be required for effective communication with your dog.

@@vincef7487 I think martial arts (and calm assertiveness) relates to what Cesar always emphasizes about being *in the moment* -- don't live in the past (letting it define what happens now), nor the future (anticipating things that haven't happened yet). The only thing that's *real* is *now*. Everything else is a thought; a story we tell ourselves, self-talk, the "inner narrative." It competes with, and deludes from what's real right now. He also emphasizes "breathe(!)". In zen, being in the moment depends upon giving up the moment. Likewise, you have to give up your breath to have another breath (to live). Not breathing properly is a sign of "retentiveness" (so to speak), a block of the flow which is a more authentic existence (in the now). Isn't that stuff all martial arts stuff? (BTW: In Cear 911, season 2, episode 2, Cesar suggests to one dog owner to enroll in a Karate class to develop calm assertiveness. He also mentions in passing that he himself learned Judo.).

That's a good observation Nerahm. Calm\assertive definitely works well but you also need to understand the character of a specific dog you may have. I adopted my 8 year old problem Pittbull and it took me a while to figure his traumas out. Poor guy...he went through so much shit and violence but he is fine now. Calm and assertive helped but you definitely need to understand more about the dog to get them to a normal happy state of mind. I dunno about the martial arts other commenters are remarking on. Nothing wrong with that of course but it is more a way of getting the owners in a similar mindframe. Not necessary if you do things right to begin with.

It's the leash and the collar up high on the neck. That's the magic.

@@airekblade5036 I absolutely agree. Same as a horse. ("Control the head, control the animal."). But, it's more than that too. There's a way to use the slip lead (we see people saying it doesn't work for them. It's not magic by itself.). I think this topic is like the Indian men (blind), all describing the same elephant by touch (and describing different things -- but nobody's wrong). We know it's energy (calm assertive). Dogs do sense how we feel, and they don't relate to human emotions (that we conjure as we fill the current moment with thoughts about the past and future; depression/shame about the past, anxiety about the future. The very next moment, that dog coming, is the future. We anticipate, the dog senses it...). If a dog has pent up (frustrated) energy, it's less apt to listen to discipline. They can't hear. They're in their own bubble like we tend to be -- living in "the specious moment" (our self-talk). If you tire a dog out (really drain it) before training, a dog in a harness is much more trainable using modern 4-quadrant (positive-centric) training. If a dog respects the person. Letting the dog lead the person out the door for a walk can be a big factor. The person isn't expecting any respect. They should be walking a ferret in a harness, because they just want something to walk along that way. :) There's so many parts that can play a big role. If most are off, one thing won't typically work.

He isn't really that good of a dog trainer. His methods are outdated and have been proven to cause harm

He keeps me SMILING but I tell ya... you REALLY had me LAUGHING... OUT LOUD!! 🐾❤🐾😆

He is training the human to train the dog wrongly and doesn't even teach the human correctly how to be calm in a healthy way. He isn't a psychologist nor a real dog trainer

Hey Elizabeth How are you doing?

no, he said it isn't

Hello Diana How are you doing?

THANK YOU BROTHER THANK YOU!!!!! BIG TIME!!!!!

Please can you come to France 🙏🏻

Awesome like Always!

Saludos cesar Millán ❤️

Turkish subtitle!!!!!! Pleasee😓😓😓

This man was verbally abusive towards his wife for 16 years. He avoided his children right after they where born. Do you honestly believe Cesar should be around people?

@@jojoblank8883 You don't know that. You probably read that in some shady article and then accepted it as truth. Cesar is 100x the person you are. Do something better with your time instead giving him hate everyday. The fact is he is loved by millions but who are you loved by? :( - His knowledge of dogs will always be superior to yours. Stop with the jealousy.

@@jojoblank8883 how do you know this do you know him or his family? Smearing people on KZfaq makes you look bad don't do it even if you think you know something because if you don't know this man personally you really know nothing about him.

@@Debbie_Bcool what part of everything being public is hard to understand. The interview with his wife was aired publicly. The local law enforcement interview was public. It's not slander or anything else. Thanks but no thanks.

We should just say "shhh!" to humans behaving badly. =P