Love your videos! I've got a pit/staff mix who is nice and smart. Lovss other dogs and is quite obedient. One thing we cant get rid of is pulling. Tried every metod on yt and doesnt work. The only thing that works is prong collar, but when it goes off the pulling continiues. Its not ultra bad its just annoying. Need to try halti or front mounted chest strap. Do you have any tips how to get rid of it for good? He gets plenty of mental stimulation and exercise.

Columbus ga, my German shepherd is very possessive and does only what he wants. But he's not innately mean either. Honestly he's bitten me but not badly, and he's huge. He jumps on my back when I turn away.

I'm scared of him, but I try not to show it. But I can't help it once he starts knocking me down. He'll never attack me on the ground or anything like he doesn't attack attack. Now I have a Blue heeler that's grown up with him his whole life. He absolutely hates that dog and it's quite a dangerous situation so they have to be separated on either side of the yard at all times. I can't do the obvious which is get rid of one because technically One belongs to my mom the other belongs to my dad but I'm the person who feeds them and cleans their poop up every single day. And my German Shepherd is absolutely terrified of water in the water hose

@The Dog Daddy, please have the descriptions positioned in the upper part of the frame. In the lower part, some of the words get blocked by the title.

@The Dog Daddy 🐕🐺🐶 I haven't seen an Akita since I used to Sell them at pet store in the mall which is been a lot of years ago I just seen your Karen video and this one you're not located in Baltimore Maryland are you? I have a cat I'm just wondering for my friend

from LLP pp

Had a Maltese shitzu. Then got a staffy. Staffy got attacked and is dog reactive (fear) in training. He was again launched at by same dog I secured mine using this tactic (but when it's your dog and you've followed training like this.. not punishment . Good training..my dog was handled to scare the other away. 🤦🏾‍♀️

You are the best Bro....

Sounds like 99% of every decision I've ever made. 😉

Most dog owners are level one bots.

Very true! Momma dogs know what to do and it doesn't help when humans step in and try to control the situation! Turns my stomach when I come across videos of people delivering pups(pulling pup from momma dog,wiping pup and cutting cord) when it's not necessary and it interferes with the momma dog & pups bonding.

You touched upon the major problem with the human society today.

So true.

@@danl.4743 my thought exactly 💯 %

You might have a point. Nature knows best

He never shows fear and that Akita is scary !

Your right don't let them sense fear, stand firm!

I wish I could meet him one day he must have a very powerful Aura once dogs are around him they just give up and act peaceful he's such a cool dude!

He not only doesnt show fear, he doesnt show an ounce of anger or frustration. I honestly think it's because the dogs don't sense any of chance of DD giving in, no anger or unnecessary aggression, they instead just decide to either give in or feed off of him and they just calm themselves right down. Hope these pet owners don't take these poor things back into an environment where there is fighting, arguing and just turbulence in the home (like with their spouse). These dogs often become aggressive from just being around an aggressive owner and are just mirroring that (even a pet owner that lives alone but is always shouting and swearing at the tv during sports games all pissed off... will have an affect and adversely hype up their dog unknowingly!)

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the all-black German shepherd dog in the back is actually one of dog daddy's several GSDs. he'd probably be like "this akita guy really need dog therapy"

@@adriantomo5688 what's gsd s

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@@fiveweenies4533 A German shepherd dog

He is amazing.

@@stunnedmulletblah9714 he is a fraud !

@@e-collarlesswolfdogs5640 I've literally seen the someone do the exact same tricks he does in person and it works so if he's a fraud damn I guess even the pros are I've seen an agressive blue heeler have the same stuff done to him and blue heelers are breeded from dingos so anyone knows how that'll go if they reach an aggressive state

@@averts6264 he is no pro, even has no papers voor dogtrainer or whatsoever he is all fake just a money maker, he makes total wrecks of dogs on the long term

@@e-collarlesswolfdogs5640 certain dogs can turn into a wreck overtime from what he's doing but some dogs actually catch on and his behavioral training actually does help and with experience I'm sure he does help even tho he's not a registered professional it all depends how fucked up the dogs head is with they're thought of unstoppable power from no obedience training and social training it all depends how long u let ur dog act like that

awesome example!👍

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Yea and with an Akita those guys can be very aggressive and protective

Same with me my dog bite me nd my family more 5 6 times badlt very aggressive.

It’s not always the best thing to stick it out with a dog you can’t handle though. Can do more damage all around.

Very responsible of the owners to bring in a professional trainer! I'm just curious as to why they waited till the dog was 4yrs? Does anyone know when another free traing session on-line will happen?

We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training not for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.

This! So much this!

It’s like like a shitty kid, usually it can be a reflection from parenting or lack of. Some people shouldn’t have kids, some shouldn’t have pets

It's ALWAYS the owners. smh. Alot of people should not be pet owners in the same way alot of people should not be making children.

@@0_darko jinx lol 😂

I'll live in hope that he's at least training some of the owners! Maybe some just needed a confidence boost 🤞

That's not what the dog is doing, it's shutting down, not feeling relaxed and secure, it's a defense mechanism and doesn't fix behavior.

@@slickback1753 I see this, too. He breaks the will of the dog and the dog reacts with confusion and surrenders. But the dog do not really learn new things about relationship between humans and himself. In the next critical situation without dog daddy next to him and without leash this dog will react like he did before. If it would be that easy to just tear a dog with a leash and say "sit" and it would work we would not need dog trainers. The main thing is that a dog trains situation that are difficult for it, and build a strong reliable team. Your dog has to know that he can trust in its human in particular and in humans in general. It is all about leading. And leading is always a thing of trust. Look like dogs treat each other member in the pack. What they are doing? The are caring each other. They do just little acts to clear who is the boss. They do less fight and less growling each other. They are really soft and social. If you treat your dog like this it will get the same personality. The humans create dogs as monsters through inbreed, through making mistakes in their childhlod and through abuse and less education. If you will have a very good dog it is a lot of time, efford, stress and patience and money you have to invest. It is a task and a lot of people are to lazy that they can do it. I do not have a dog. I had my whole life dogs. But now it does not fit in my life and so i can not have a dog. It would be not fair to the dog. Dogs are the best thing that can happen to humans and they should be treated like a diamont. They are so worth. You can get a dog everywhere. They are treated like trash and so people unterestimate their value. What a big mistake! We make to less out of these wonderful beeing. If we let them do this they give us so much positive impact in our life. I know lots of therapy dogs and it is facinating how the can suöport people. I know a dog that assist to a blind owner, i know dogs that help people with ptsd, i know therapy dogs in a residence for old people. If you see how sensitive and wise these dogs are their for humans you get tears in your eyes and cry like a child.

YES

@@Abnormalgut the way training works is reinforcement. That dog IS relaxed once he got what was expected of him, and stopped overreacting. Giving positive reactions at that point, with much repetition, teaches the dog his place and how to act as part of a human family. This IS NOT something that happens in one day, this is going on over months of training sessions

@@LMCorvinus spot on, some people carry on like this happened in 1 session. If we watch how a mother disciplines an unruly pup, she nips at the inner hip/weak spots which causes confusion and she does this until complete submission. Teaches discipline, how to not be a jerk in the pack and keeps the pup safe. If anything I think pups should stay with their mother longer than 8 weeks so she can do her job properly in teaching her litter rights and wrongs But humans can't wait and want to sell/buy ASAP.

There’s old videos showing how he was & new ones in our channel. We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training NOT for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He hikes with random dogs. Some he knows some not. He takes his time when we have to go home after hikes so I need him to be great on recall. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.

yes they are not comparable to any of the many other breeds i have experienced throughout my life! there was a time that i thought my female akita would attack me possibly bite my face when she was around the one year age. it was scary and we had to be firm but she is now 3 years old and knows her place and is the most loyal and unique dog i have ever had the opportunity to share life with.my Chaquita is my heart and she has humbled me in ways i wouldn't have understood prior to her joining our home.She is a solitary dog but we have horses, a cat, bunnies, and she is a wonderful protector of our chickens although she is an egg thief from time to time lol

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@@zenithchan1646 No. “He’s” contraction in this context Is “he has”.

@@misplacedpawn doesn’t make sense to me “He” is much more logical for me

@@zenithchan1646 That’s ok. Look up “He’s contraction”. It might make more sense then.

@@zenithchan1646 Go get a class outta KZfaq mate 😒😒

Can’t afford training so our dogs are aggressive to people cause mostly they’re chained up

@@zenithchan1646 can’t afford training ?? Lmao wth is that excuse

@@KJ-gy4nl we live in a third world country

@@zenithchan1646 training doesn’t cost you just have to know what to do. You don’t have to pay for someone to train your dog. If you can’t train it then why do you have it in the first place

@@KJ-gy4nl fr, my guy is literally on KZfaq they could literally google/KZfaq how to train X Dog. Mfs just lazy

Let’s do this with these bad ass children out here

Even if my dog acting like this he doesn't run me but i'd be running the dog over. I'll

If the dog was trained to begin with there would be no need to “run it” it would handle itself appropriately. Stop with the idea that we run other beings. They’re entitled to become angry because they’re literally our playthings. They didn’t ask to be owned. We need to respect dogs.

@@rubytruly5912 stupid shit they are not angry .. animals have a nature of showing dominace coz its engrave in them so thats why rhe handler just showing who is the alpha.. dont give us that bulshitness.. ur correcting thwm but it doesnt mean u dont love them.. and the dog is not trained at all so he is showing dominance for the dog to give its acknowledgement before u can start to have a proper obedience command

@@rubytruly5912 they are animals and are ruled over by the dominant male. They are not people, you earn their respect by being the biggest and baddest dog. This is what happens if you don't do that kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ppyjoLuSuNaZip8.html

Me too!

Yes same

a lot of it depends on the owner. If they listen to what DD tells them to do they should be vastly improved; if the owner goes back to their original lack of leadership skills the dog will probably take over again.

As someone who used to train aggressive dogs for 15 years 8/10 times the owners do not follow through with what they've learned unfortunately. Some people just do not understand that they HAVE to be a strong leader. Sometimes they allow their human feelings to get in the way also. I can't tell you the amount of women that came to me with their dog for training an when I followed up a couple weeks later they informed me that they felt they were being to mean an haven't worked with the dog at all since our training. Plain and simple some people just do zero research on the breed they're getting an do not understand that every breed isn't meant for everyone.

Most owners who came back giving testimonials are quite impressive and positive. They seem very grateful and happy that their dogs never show agression when they saw other people with their dogs , never bite again etc 😊 it's just a relief that many dogs are saved from death 😊

People also need structure sometimes it's a dog and sometimes it's the owners

Kinda like kids.....lol

@@alteredbeast1974 Treat your kids the way you were treated and everything will be fine.

But it takes a heart full of love for that dogs soul to safely submit..both trainer and animal

I’m 67 and work in a warehouse, I used to look like someone was beating me. I was using vitamin K cream and then thought: why aren’t I taking vitamin K3! BIG DIFFERENCE! Less bruising that heals quicker.

I had a Doberman and he was so smart and loyal and so easy to train. I bet if you worked with this dog even a little bit you will be rewarded immensely with a dog that will love and protect you always -- even if he isn't "your" dog. My dog loved having tasks like getting the newspaper/mail, fetching my slippers, he would even bring me a beer.

@@suzymanville232 thank you. He's great and I will keep at it.

Probably because you gave them some training and some structure most people have no idea what they're doing. It's just like raising children.

5 year old boys have been training dogs for thousands of years... Your kids have "ADHD" right? Drugged?

This man is amazing!!!

@@leotachaney7322 yes he's so amazing

Isn't it amazing how people are the same way like everything you said is true people are the same way!there's so many people that walk around just like that dog.. just depending on the person a little structure or a little correction of their aggression and I think we get the same end result as you just described that was just a random thought just wanted to share that

yeah such music is garbarge. psycho stuff. No one needs that in this days...

I highly agree.

No need for annoying music can’t hear anything he is saying

Thank you for saying what some of us were thinking. Useless Loud Music.

She said kind y'all just being rude! It calming music not crazy or garbage ! But you are the phyco if thats what you get from it!!

It's called physical pain around the kneck which subdues the dog like it would any other.

@@Dante-vf4sd ye lol if he didn't have that noose that akita woulda easily tackled him down

the trick is in the prong collar around the neck. if the dog wont stop being aggresive he will keep him self in paint in the neck. until he will realized that if he get calm, the neck joker wont hurt him anymore

Obviously, theres ALOT of time involved in the training session, videoing, editing etc. how long does it actually take forthe dog daddy to complete one session….secondly, i see some videos where the dogs are not wearing muzzles, how often is he bitten?

​@@DEddy-1952 Well, we just watched this happen in a couple minutes (maybe an hour+) here, so it was a particularly quick session. As for the bitten question, I think you should ask him. I would assume at least a few times.

Spayed an neutered.

Exactly so much better for the dog:)

"Burden of leader" 🥺

Someone from his human family has GOT to step up and become his alpha now!

My guess is that it's a cross breed between a Shiba and a German Sheppard. Beautiful indeed

You almost make it sound like it's a persons fault that it's a person's fault that it is born that way.

Nothing brave about dealing with a muzzled dog.

He's great at using abuse to subdue dogs

The job’s not finished until the owner can control the dog.

😭 I'M crying and it's not even my dog!! I'm just so relieved and happy for them. (I must be losing it. 😂) Thank u, Dog Daddy!

AWESOME! YOU MAKE IT CLEAR FOR THE DOG TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS EXPECTED OF HIM. GOOD STUFF HERE!

We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training not for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.

Wild animals 😂 but yes he is the best

It's not sad barking!

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It was only 3 hours. We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training not for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.

Nah fr

IKR!?!

Maybe they didn't realize it would grow up?

That is yet to be seen. His owner HAS to take back control at HOME.

@@venvengeance549 very true. Its a process, not an event. But the difference was so stark that a person can know that it wont take much upkeep to maintain the good behavior

@@venvengeance549 That dog has no chance. If the owner was willing to make the slightest effort, it wouldn't have come to this... The dog is locked in a little cage right now, while the owner pretends they're training it.

Anyone with half a brain can handle an Akita or any other breed.

So true and I would have been the first to do it beautiful dog but I’ve always been afraid of this type of dog too much to handle.

We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training not for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.

They did tho

@@willfargo7528 he calm down by then

Cesar Millan is the world‘s number one dog handler. And don’t forget it.😎

@@abbydoo916 ARE U KIDDING ME??? He tried to commit suicide because he felt so bad about the shady work he has done. Along with this abusive trainer. If you're not training positive and train what you want the dog to do instead of hitting/choking/yelling at the dog for what it does wrong you will have a scared dog. My dog is part of the family and is trained way better than any choked and abused, scared to be pet like in the video dog... that laziness could get certain breeds to turn on you as well. It's lazy and idiotic to believe "pack and alpha male BS". Ugh so many HORRID dog owners. Ego maniacs feel good to abuse a dog that has no choice but to listen... pathetic

@@DG4L this moron uses pinch collars on top of his bully tactics. Dogs need to feel safe, loved, part of a pack and led. I have four who are also part of my family they are amazing little guys who are fiercely loyal and know their place in the pack. No hitting or shouting involved just an understanding of dog mindset. There is no need for acting like this guy except his own bravado and ego

Imo they are both rubbish. This guy especially, uses pinch collars on the fly and is known for his inhumane breeding of dogs also. His ego shines through more than his “approach”. A dog never learns anything positive through fear

@@westofthewicky2960 thank you! So many people just conform into the lazy people they know. Of course when u say no and yell all crazy at them they will listen out of fear. Same people can't get their dogs to come or do many tricks cuz the dog has a negative association with you...

It was only 3 hours. We don’t use a muzzle but we were asked to buy one that day. We left & returned. We attended training not for aggression but for recall, to come immediately when called back. He has ZERO bite history. As you can see, his mouth never touched the trainer he’s just standing high to show dominance & barking a lot because of all that yanking on his neck. My dog is not aggressive.