Yep that was a “yea you don’t know what you’re talking about dude “ moment

Also his comment about dogs only living in the moment.

Exactly !!!! This guy does not know anything about dogs . He is totally useless .

@Primarch290 what a stupid Karen response that you have made. Animals make judgement too such as whether they trust a person enough to take food from a human hand. Animals remember unkind behavior from people and subsequently may distrust humans.

I came to say the same thing. My dogs grieved when one of the three died. For weeks!

Yeah they do. I have had 2 dogs w it. There is alot of foam in a Sofa Alot

Totally agree with everything you said. And dogs don’t live in the moment either, the recognise and remember and feel sad and happy and this defendant looks rough looks a big drinker and he’s a total slob.

@@stephaniehowe0973 😂 Bless x

Yeah Fr!! If he was right, then dogs wouldn’t run to their owner after multiple years of separation!!! I mean how many videos are there of dogs being over the top happy when a soldier returns home or anything of that nature!

Seriously! He sounded silly. Dogs would not be able to demonstrate such marked loyalty as a trait if they only lived in the moment and couldn’t connect with their owners. Dogs can certainly have separation anxiety like any other mammal.

It’s too bad that she couldn’t of sent her dogs to Cesar Millan!

Dogs do not have episodic memory, only associative memory, and their short term memory is about a minute. He is kind of right there except they do have separation anxiety. They don't just live in the moment. But it is because of how they associate people to actions. The dog will be excited to see you because he associates you with happiness, and will be anxious because not having you there is strange and wrong to him. That doesn't make him a good trainer. The shock collar is supposed to be a very temporary tool. Once the dog knows to listen to you and has associated a command with an action, the shock collar is not needed. If he is still using the shock collar after 4 weeks, he doesn't know what he is doing.

@@annerose9219 😂 is Cesar less aggressive with dogs now?

The dog literally cried when he said that

@Anne Rose, or Tom at Upstate Canine Academy! I've learned a lot from his videos! His YT. channel is great! 💗🐕🐾🐾👵🇺🇸

Exactly. Just walking down the sidewalk for a couple of minutes and he was shocking the dog repeatedly. He shocked them so much they had burns on their necks. And he insists that separation anxiety does not exist? He doesn't know anything about dogs. It's obvious that he doesn't even like dogs. He's found a way to make money by doing something he enjoys: abusing dogs. And she's an idiot for leaving her beautiful, intelligent, helpless dogs with this abusive creep for an entire month. Poor dogs.

@@JamieM470 FR WTF very strange indeed

Yep! That’s probably how he gets repeat customers, he probably traumatized the dogs then says they’re having behavior problems that he will fix!

He really tried to act like dogs aren’t literally diagnosed with separation anxiety. They literally have medication for it.. as if this mans opinion or study’s are more reliable than decades of research and tests.

@@SheSoSleepy Tell me about it. I deal with it every day as well as kennel aggression and all that good stuff

He looks like he drives a big white van that has sliding doors and tinted windows . Chester the …..

hahaha

Yeah they wanted to tell everyone how creepy he is lol

I have a sheltie that has is too. He tries to charge the door when I leave to go anywhere

So does my Beagle. We put Bentley in doggie daycare so that he can have socializing when we’re away. He loves it and always looks forward to going. Instead of crying until he wears out and falls asleep.

@@sharonbowers8714 I worked at a doggie daycare I absolutely loved it and so did the dogs there used to be a Doberman came in every day and he would carry his lunch in a little sandwich Tupperware container in his mouth he was so excited to come every day

I have a husky and he has severe separation anxiety. He broke through a room door just because I left the house for work

My pittie has separation anxiety, he whimpers when I close the door to go to the bathroom! I have to play puppy tv when I leave for work ❤

I agree.

Tell me about it! I too have an Aussie and can’t leave him alone for a sec

Yeah my Maltese has it and it’s common within that breed

Especially in Australian Shepherds. My Aussie has separation anxiety so bad that he would destroy the house if we left him alone. My mom got in the habit that he just has to go with her everywhere now to avoid the trouble and avoid him feeling so emotional 😂😭

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@@allthingsartwmari enjoy your day

@@QUiNTiNBANKS Thank you! You do the same 🤗

Same to you

Thanks! I wish you the same

Well, he's dead wrong for starters. Living in the moment implies robot behavior, no memory, no feelings and we all know that's not true.

@@eleanoraquitaine2966 that’s a really bizarre interpretation of “living in the moment.” I don’t think of that phrase to mean emotionless or robotic at all

He comes off as deceitful and slimy. What a gross person!!! I think he abused the dogs and referred to it as, “Training.

He looks creepy AF!

What I think he meant is that dogs don’t have object permanence like humans do.

Probably because they don't. They're dogs.

It’s an owner problem, not a dog problem.

Yes dear. I've rescued and raised many stray dogs and cats...this man is a cruel man.

He's an idiot! If dogs don't have memory retention then how does he expect a dog to memorize the training that he's charging for?! 🤔 Doesn't make sense on his part.

Exactly ... dogs remember everything ... the dumbass has the nerve to say dogs live in the moment so they don't remember anything 🙄 ... he shouldn't be allow to be near any dogs

Looking at him walking in I could tell he's an abuser.

My dog remembers falling down a couple of stairs, over a year, year & a half ago. She so scared of them now, she won't go near them. If I try to make her even climb ONE, she shakes & trembles. This dog training "expert" doesn't know what he's talking about

Those are not city dogs for sure. They definitely need to where they can be to release the amount of energy they have, they desire to "work", plus they need an owner that is able to keep up with their amount of energy.

@@lilbutterfly6977 For sure, I'm from Country Australia and it seems mean not to have em in open spaces doing what they truly love doing, they are mega smart and they remember.

@@pascalswager9100 I'm from North Carolina & we live out in the country. There's no way I'd ever have a high energy dog live somewhere they couldn't run & burn energy. I have a pittbull & an American Staffordshire/Belgian Malinois mix, we have ¾ of an acre just around our house fenced in just so they can run & I don't have to worry about them getting hit by a car or wild animals (except for coyotes because they can climb the fence) getting in. Most of the time though I'm outside with them & they're inside the rest of the time. The house is big enough also that they don't feel cooped up. 1 does have separation anxiety & takes Prozac but he's also my service dog so it's not like he's ever separated from me anyway but he still has anxiety in public... we're working on that... both of us are.

@@pascalswager9100 lmao I've worked as a groomer and dog daycare attendant ,I've seen tons of Aussies that are super well behaved very well trained

@@chrisk6101 Yeah they are, but they are at their best in a paddock herding sheep mate, it's what they do.

My dog doesn’t eat unless I’m home. And she doesn’t eat when she boards with other people. It definitely exists!!!

Same thing with my sister's dog. I took care of her dog for a weekend so she could attend her son's college graduation. Her dog layed on the couch the whole weekend staring out the window whining. He is wrong about separation anxiety.

Aww ur story broke my heart...we don't deserve animals

When I was younger my cousin had a chow chow and while visitin one summer we went out to the movies and dropped the her off at a friend house.....When we went to pick her up, lady sd she laid in tje hallway the whole time we were gone.......When we came bck and she saw us she was so excited to leave....

Yes! When I go away, but don’t won’t eat!

I love cats I definitely need to get one

I like running over cats in my big truck

Yep. My oldest cat knows what's going when either I'm packing a suitcase, or, the dreaded cat carrier!

My cat is the same way.

Right. They’re “fighting” with each other because they have so much pent up energy. We have two Aussiedoodles and if someone didn’t know better, they would think they were killing each other when they tussle. But they are playing. Watch for the play bow before they jump on each other. You should be able to differentiate between dogs play fighting and dogs really fighting.

100% agree! This lady should not have these dogs at all

I avoided adopting a very cute dog because the lady at the agency said the breed needed a lot of exercise. Not just fetch, but engaging activities. That’s too much for me, and I just want the dog to find a fitting home. I like playing with a dog but I’m more basic than that. Sorry Susie Q 🤷‍♂️ People need to think about the animals more. Cats act out a lot because lack of play. People think cats are self sufficient and don’t need anything but that’s not true. If they’re knocking shit off everything then often times they just need to be tired out with some play. But people just get cats to have cats. It’s why I’d also never have a cat. I’d feel obligated to build my house around it so they can run up pathways on walls and all that to be happy. Instead of just walking on the floor and jumping up on some furniture. I forget what what my point was lol. I guess that people just need to stop buying or adopting based on visual aesthetic alone.

I doubt it because if he had they would've been scared of him I think they wanted to go see him, they seemed to be pushing past her & looking at him like they wanted to go see him.

I agree this guy is crazy!!

There's separation anxiety in cats too! Once we spent a couple of weeks holidaying in another state. Cat stayed home, my neighbor would come 2-3x a day to feed/take care of her which she's done before, no prob. Now my cat is an indoor/outdoor cat so most of the time, she was outside. However, when indoor, our cat peed on the couch in several spots which she's never done before. My neighbor clearly said our cat missed us and did not like being left for such a long time. She hasn't misbehaved since (but we haven't been on another long holiday)... so we'll see.

@@mabuhayPinay I know how right you are on that. I have 2 dogs at this time myself. But, I've owned cats before also and they are like that. I hope you have good luck in the future with your kitty the next time you go on a holiday

@@jenkzkh Thank you! My best to your 2 beloved dogs.

@@mabuhayPinay thank you ☺️

Totally agree. They are working dogs so to not be able to keep up with them that part is on her. In the very beginning before they even got started when she was telling the dogs to sit or stop you could tell by her demeanor they don't listen to her, so in my opinion she as bad of an owner as the defendant is a trainer.

Lol. Me too😁

oh word whats its called plz thanz

No way! Really??

What's the name of that episode?

Episode called Big Bad Dawg

Yeah, yeah, yeah. This logic is overblown. Anyone who has had pets knows some are more aggressive than others. People need to be honest about breeds and quit making excuses like you are.

Adrian, absolutely agree with you! I wish I could take a live pic to prove a point because my pure breed Pitbull is sleeping right next to my bantam show bird. They are best friends. It's one hell of a sight! So sick of hearing about "pitbulls are dangerous"! WRONG! It's the owner that causes the danger 98% of the time. It's all about the training and consistency!

@@hhhope People like you are the problem. Some tigers are sweet and adorable too.

Your dog sitter? lololol

@@manthony777 pet sitters are needed if medication needs to be administered and to take the dogs for walks, and check their food and water.

@@smfarrie2943 , I see ty

Exactly 😅

same. Why would you get a high energy working dog if you're not physically able to care for him? So frustrating.

And the defendent just has no clue what he's talking about.

😢 SO SAD 🐈

Dogs are known to die months after the death of their owners .. all animals get separation anxiety. A cow we had got super depressed when the farmer left and she refused to eat. Animals have feelings and they develop bonds .. just because you haven’t witnessed it .. doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist

I agree he's terrible but is correct that dogs only live in the present. Any animal behavioralist with a PhD will tell you that. For 5000 years dogs are pack animals and no member EVER left the pack. Today dogs can bark all day in protest of this unnatural separation. The dog jumps on the owner when they return home from work. Pack is reunited. If it's a dog learn from Cesar Millan. If it's a cat problem watch Jackson Galaxy My Cat From Hell.

True but here's the solution. When a dog owner dies it's a huge loss for the dog and people feel bad. They see the dog bummed out and stupidly pet it which intensifies the "depression" by association. They are conditioning the dog to remain bummed out. Whoever the dog goes to must quickly put it on a consistent diet of daily walk, discipline and socialize the dog with other stable friendly dogs who will immediately dominate the new pack member. Dogs rehabilitate other dogs who are unstable much faster than humans.@@ABirdOnTheMoon

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He dressed to impress, that’s his court outfit! You should see what he wears to funerals 😂

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She still probably can't feel her arms. Neuropathy is real.

@@moniqueengleman873 if she can't feel her arms, there is no pain.

@@Claybo Actually that is not the way it works at all. Neuropathy causes pain that can be akin to pins & needles on steroids, individuals diagnosed with it can definitely feel pain.

@@dellahicks7231 "akchually that's not the way it works..." Responded to someone saying she can't feel her arms but then here you are offering a solution that requires feeling in her arms. There's a difference between feeling pain and feeling nothing.

@@Claybo As someone that lives with Chronic Pain, I understand better then anyone that there is a difference between feeling pain and feeling nothing. The rest I recommend you research or speak to those with Neuropathic pain.

I know this to be true. As surprizing as was to me at the time, I've seen my own dogs morn, with the loss of another dog within the family. Even animals have feelings. And with how my dog acts around me, and me around her, we have a special bond that can't be broken. And my dog acts sad when she knows I'm upset with her, or angered by something else. They're much more sensitive than we understand.

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They have a new trainer

Awe, that’s so sad! RIP in Tiger!

In all fairness, when used CORRECTLY and with knowledge they can be very effective training tools. When used correctly, they are set to such a low setting that there is zero pain, it feels more like a tap to get the dog’s attention and to redirect when they get fixated on something. When used correctly, it does not stress the dog at all

They actually work!

Of course, they are sentient being.

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