What does the back of your jumpsuit mean? "I'm Every"...? I don't get it. Are there words covered up? I'm so confused by it. 🤷‍♂️

Why not CLEVELAND, OH or PITTSBURGH, PA 😔😔😔😔💔💔💔💔🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

How about a date near Shreveport , Louisiana or even Lafayette, LA? That would be great. I would travel to those. There are none even anywhere close to me but would love to come and have one that desperately needs some help!!

I just saw the New Orleans one. I will catch you there if there are still tickets. It's like 6 hours from me but worth it

Why do you always wear long pants with long sleeves?? That's what I'm always wondering. The sunglasses are understandable working with dogs. But how do you not get hot?? Maybe I'm just confused bc ive lived in the arizona desert my whole life

What do you do when she’s off leash and you can’t grab it?

@@brianmilo7662 she is rarely off leash outside but if I come after her she immediately comes to me or if outside she goes to the door to come inside. She knows if I come to get her and I have a no nonsense posture she knows play time is over. I’m really proud of her for learning that without me having to correct her with anything aggressive. I hate having to correct aggression with aggression. If the dog doesn’t come when called just go and get them. It’s amazing how fast they can learn things.

Thank you for the detailed explanation

Where exactly is the spot and what do I do I've a abuse bandit pit bull puppy and he is starting get aggressive I've been using a news paper and now he just chewing the paper

​@@brianmilo7662

Exactly Anne. There are a lot of critics to this technique but it does work.

@Koru Looks like it

@Koru he is poking his rib cage , “the dog whisperer “ Cesar Millan does it too .

There Is Other Ways Of Doing It But Being As Big As He Is And As Aggressive As Hes Being I Think It Is Good For Him. Not Only Is He Being Corrected But Hes Also Seeing That Pain Exists In A Way. Small Pinch For Him Saves Him Biteing A Huge Hole In Another. So Works Out, I Agree With It. Me Personally Though I Prefer Victora Stilwells Methods.

Like he said it's harmless so I don't see why you anyone would have an issue. . It's a short sharp correction is all

What did he do under the belly. I may need to use that someday.✌🏻

​@@Patton0911not sure would like to know it is finger pushing in grion area I belive. Interesting nice to know.

The dog yelped. I watch a lot of his videos but have never seen him do that before.

​@@user-mg1pb2cn8kThe fact that the dog actually yelped is upsetting. But overall I think this kid is saving the lives of many dogs. Seems there is a way to get the dogs attention though without actually causing the dog enough pain that it yelps.

​@EarthBound_Spirit kids yelp when you pull their ear or hair. No long term damage, just a little attention grabber.

Did he do it in front of the back leg, kinda the sensitive area by the groin possibly?

@@MommaHBTC I might be wrong, but I've seen ppl poke this spot in the ribs, like where the bottom rib meets the leg/thigh

Mother dogs do that to their pups too. That’s how a puppy learns bite inhibition.

That's what I thought I saw happening because he yelped then submitted

Ooh yea i spotted and i was like hey, foul! But if it is mimicking what you mentioned, then play continues. Thanks for explainer.✌🏽

However people do need to know the accurate way to do it so that they don't end up entering their dog in the process because it doesn't take a lot of force behind it or anything like that and I can only imagine some people putting too much pressure behind it or as someone else commented he thinks that he's grabbing his balls even though that's not what's happening so people really need to know what they're doing before they end up grabbing their dogs balls or putting too much pressure

@@ananolastname1605 you had me at 'entering'

Reminds me of Cesar Millon. ❤

​@@ananolastname1605You need to use punctuation. That was a hard read

It shuts down dogs. Its literally a technique that is called abusive.

It seems like DD's videos are almost ALL with highly reactive/aggressive/fearful dogs. So you get to see over and over and over that it works. Cesar did not demonstrate it as often or consistently, so its obvious effectiveness was not as clear.

I totally agree! Cesar was and is someone who taught me stuff that worked immediately, and dog happy, owners happy, when nothing else worked. The issue I think partly , people jealous, and the other what Cesar and DD have is rare among trainers. And ya either got it or ya don't. If you got it, it can be brought out and honed, but if ya don't, that makes all these critics hate. Not one could save the dogs these guys have. Not even one. I like that you see what I did on that whole hypocrisy. Maybe they racist who knows

No dog expert likes this dude. He literally just shuts dogs down. Thatnot training. The techniques are compulsion training,that's abuse. CMs training may suck half the time but he is still far better than this kid will ever be. People don't care that this shit is harmful just like how they don't care about this guys past.

​@@mavel2038 You don't know shit about dogs or training. You should be ashamed of yourself giving advice about someone elses training.

​@@mavel2038Please explain how this is harmful

Is there anything just as quick and just as effective for training people!?! Maybe we could cut the incarceration level in half & get all these babies off fentanyl 😎🔥✨

He understands the dogs and knows how to show them that he is the leader and teaches them right from wrong.

Not yet but would he show that 🤣

Yeah, yank a dog around and it's pretty easy to get them to shut down.

​@@sylviaandolina9590😂😂😂

you should learn how to express yourself more articulately

@@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 miserable

Yikes.

Exactly that's it. Then look at the amazing results by the end. And it's not like it's goin to go away that will keep working and helping both of them that way they can live together like normal pets and owners

One thing to always remember though is that a wagging tail does not always mean a happy dog there have been dogs who have killed other dogs with their tails wagging the whole time so you cannot trust the tell you have to look at more than just their tail you have to look at their ears you have to look at their body language all around

Tail wag doesn’t always mean happy 😅😅😅

Dogs wag when they attack. They also wag when scared and stressed.

Jajaja, yeah, we are all dog lovers/owners ourselves, we know that dogs wag their tails in different situations. But this dog is neither attacking nor is it daunted or scared.

Yasss queen, we love animal abuse here. Everyone can use his techniques, just hit and drag your dog around until theyre too scared to function. Instant fix.

Finally someone says what I been thinking all along.

No one cares what he is wearing, it is the results that are important. I personally like his clothes.

He reminds me of Bruno Mars a little 😊

He is always on!!!

Augusto's dress style is not to my taste though it's also absolutely none of my business either. He's young & successful & dresses anyway he chooses, it's his money after all. In my eyes he is an A1 dog trainer/whisperer ~ so much RESPECT 💛

Same thing I notice about dog daddy. I have a son who’s autistic and lots of friends on the spectrum. I’ve noticed animals reacting to eye contact and sensory input over the past couple of yrs and removing the overwhelming sensory input and eye contact, staying calm etc w few words makes a huge difference in deescalating w people and animals

​@@737simviator just like Cesar Millon.

​@@SunnyDlite84who was never considered a good trainer and literally let a dog tear off another animals ear.. oh wait, thats the kind of training you people like.

​@@mavel2038Cesare Milan is the real deal. You just showed you have no fucking idea what your talking about. Lemme guess positive only ?

blah, blah, blah it's not about you...

@@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 No, it's about the dogs and about recommending clients to a trainer with similar techniques. Since leaving Los Angeles, I can't tell you how many people have been referred to me to find out I am no longer available in Southern California. Now I can refer them to The Dog Daddy and I used the names of my popular programs as searchable keywords. Have a nice day.

@@thatdogtrainingshow4486 I’m not in LA but I appreciate your comment. One reason I’m reading the comments is to find out what other people (particularly “dog trainers”) are saying about this cool Dog Daddy and his techniques. So thanks! 🙂🐾

Was that grab in his nuts ? That's what it looked like to me.

@@tvtothepoint you are so completely wrong and putting out incorrect information.... You can clearly see the leash is a slip leash.... He "nips" the inside of his thigh... It's not an electric collar. 🙄

@@Chaos_and_Creativity Okay,.my bad.. Comment deleted. Carry on.

@@Chaos_and_Creativity Thanks girl😏

Just pee on them. Show them youre the alpha

I could not see what he had done til reading comments. I get it now.

He pinched the dog’s side or? I couldn’t tell what he did in the video.

​@@RunYourDoghit the dogs until they listen.

@@RunYourDogany answers

A lot of the time it can be he hasn't set boundaries with her, or he isn't interacting with her a lot so she just goes nuts. Try bringing some high value treats on walks with you, and give him the lead and have him have the dog by his side, then start feeding her treats

He needs to dominate the dog more, the dog considers you the pack leader, then the dog & lastly your husband! If the dog thinks of someone as ‘lesser’ in the pack power scale they don’t respect them as much & wont obey them as they don’t think they have to! It’s a dog, learn how they think. You probably feed the dog, let your husband do it instead and let him also take over other roles in the dogs life, so it realises that he is higher up than the dog is. Also try having the husband eat in front of the dog and then have the husband give the dog it’s food as in the pack the dominant dogs eat first.

11 months later and this video is still useless

@@bloomingbeats1318right! i dont understand

Use a light touch with your fingers. Avoid using excessive pressure or grabbing the skin. Think of it more like a gentle pat or light pressure rather than a push or pull. Thats all

Are you talking about littermate syndrome?

that is a ridiculous statement

@@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 How so? She is simply excitedly expressing her adoration for an extremely talented man. Why on earth would you feel it necessary to to speak to her or anyone in such a negative way?

Flank? Is that what you kids today call it? 🤗

Flanking a dog could also go the opposite way.

@@franchescaflash7580 exactly, high value treats is where it's at!

Do not punish him for coming back. He won't understand you were displeased with him for running away. You will have to work on recall and getting that down consistently. When does he typically take off?

@@taraquo He has actually gotten a lot better since I posted this comment except now if he sees a rabbit or a squirrel I lose him.

I don't think this dog needed or wanted to be pinched/poked in it's sensitive underside by it's belly.

I think the dog wanted to know that his behavior was bad so he can make another choice because that s how dogs mind work....you have the proof in front of your eyes,after being corected he choose another way...but maybee one milisecond s correction os too much for this dog?

A dog doesn't think like humans, it's very much fight or flight. For whatever reason the dog got to this point of reacting badly to other dogs. It could be from a bad experience, it could be from fear or frustration etc. Either way it's not a healthy response and the dog needed to be shown it's not the right choice. However the dog didn't know what it was doing is wrong or want correcting for it. The dog looks like it could be protecting it's owner or it could be something else. The dog either enjoys acting that way towards other dogs or it is reacting out of fear. When a dog is in such a wound up state and visually locked on to whatever stimulus triggered the response it is very hard to comment to their brain. Before you can communicate to the dog that the behavior is wrong you need to start working with it waaay before it gets this reactive, i.e. from 100m away etc. Or you can short cut and use a moment of pain where the dog has no idea what just happens and goes into shut down. Does it create a result yes. Does it build trust with the dog, no. While I respect this man for working with dogs that most would put in the too hard basket, I personally would not use a technique or others like this.

Can t we do both really?stop the bad behavior and build trust?correcting this behavior stop the dog acting like he was,and then u can start to work with him...yout method is right too but maybe this man don t have 3 years of everyday training to spend to start enjoying his dog .

I hear and appreciate what you're saying. I am a dog trainer too and can correct behaviour like this. My approach doesn't use fear or pinching however my training techniques take longer in general to work. Thank you for your time and having an open discussion without any need for insults etc. Wishing you a lovely day and it's been really good talking :)

Hahaha yes!

Oh me too! Makes me wanna become a trainer.

This dude is to dogs like Tate is to women. Love it. ❤️♥️

👍Perfect description. I would only add "desirable" male. Saving dogs lives, and gaining emotional stability, peace for the owners, since these dogs are really a pain in the neck, and soon w/o help a sad, unnecessary loss, forced by law or owners believing it's hopeless. I like everything about him! (But music sometimes makes me sad for all the dogs who had to go, some the most beautiful and intelligent, but owner, even training couldn't help.) Now, there's no excuse for any dog owner, even if they can't bother to buy a book or ask Google!♥️🤗

He said he was an alpha dog in another life...

It’s cute in theory. But the real reason the dog jumped on his owner, is because he is excited/possibly anxious from the little exercise he was just put thru and he has no real respect for his owner hence why he didn’t give af when he was barking & lunging while his owner was tugging & tripping all over him. His owner hasn’t instilled any boundaries or manners in him. Of course he’s gonna jump up on him 🤷🏽‍♀️

​@@K9_Queenno. The dog was happy to be with someone that didn't hurt him.

He grab his balls.tjan dog so surprised .after all its a special place. Seen this before.. areally mad big huskey immiadiately he was down calm..i believe we no need animals. If have dog at.least feed him vegan ?!he wil.live the idea.,the dog..i do not know man world is mixed up.really..googel.shivambuu ,drink.nose or.so?!

@@davidzapf3383 He did not grab the dog's balls!

@@davidzapf3383 dogs are not vegan.

He grabbed that tender spot under belly front of leg. Had a LabRussell for 14 years and was very tender in that spot whenever we picked her up she’d yelp if we grabbed her there by accident

@@warbyothermeans6732 people are dumb, dog are vegan🤣🤣🤣too much Disney moviese..

OMG! My dog is named Marley as well and acting the same as you described yours! Must be a "Marley" thing! 😂😂

Dog trainer here: get treats or toys your dog highly values (like really highly values), and start working out (doing training) in public at a really good distance from other dogs, so the other dogs aren't a distraction for him. Reward him super a lot when he looks at the other dogs and doesn't have the jumping and lunging reaction. Eventually start moving him closer and closer (I'm talking over the course of many weeks) towards the other dogs and doing the same thing, still rewarding with high value treats, especially when other dogs are fairly close but he still pays attention to you. Behavior modification takes time in dogs, just like it does in people. Your dog has probably been doing this their whole lives so getting your dog to a place where they don't freak out around other dogs will take time. Victoria Stilwell is a great resource! Good luck!

He pinched the dog's dick. Best trainer ever I guess.

He’s using the same technique he shows in this video. kzfaq.infopYUYshBf0VA?feature=share

Looks like he pinched the dog on the soft inside of its leg lmao he gave it pain so it listened. If you look the dog came really close to biting him lol

Pressure on the flank it's painless, better that than your dog attacking someone or another dog. We've became too soft with our dogs. Show them your boss without violence

@@nicolewallace1984 indeed well said I second that!

what's the title of the book?

The link you were so kind to share cannot be clicked on in app but thanks anyway.

yes I believe this also dogs that don't behavior put down, maybe not like they have in the past.

Saves and improves them and their owners lives.😊💓💓💓💓💓💓

Then why were dead animals found on a property he lived on...

@@mavel2038exactly. These people are good for nothing. They have no business owning or handling any animals, not even a flea.

As a dog trainer I can tell you, a dog can read the vibe your giving off

Aww that's so sweet! Thanks.

😂😂😂😂😂 yeah right maybe educate yourself on dog psychology.

Have you used the little "nip" trick like he did? Then open your hand when he reacts to it? That's all he did. Maybe try it with your fur baby?

My granny did that in church, when we would misbehave. Didn't receive but a couple!

@@xandervalltessa3685 HI sweetie my name is Diana n I was wondering why his pinching his side was a fail? I need to know if this isn't a good idea. Should I not do this to my dog?

Hes touching the sensitive areas of dogs and it short sharp and its hurts to the point the dog obeys!

I don’t get it is it a lift or a pinch?

Finally! Someone who understands this is abuse not “wonderful training”

Well if your toddler stops misbehaving after you discipline them, then surely it works ?