How do you do it man? I'm trying so hard with one of our dogs..... Do you come to Indiana?

Isn't this funny it won't let me like the VIDEO....UTUBE JC! THEY'RE DIRTY.

I think this dog boy from Israel 😁

Yes that child needs the Dog Daddy lololol

What's that leash

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I was thinking the same thing 🤪🥴😉

haha I saw that too😁

Lol noticed that luh mf immediately

The mother wasnt having it🤣 Just walked away

You need to learn to handle your dog. Sending a dog out to someone Will not work. You need to learn

Well said. One of the best trainers I've ever seen.

The very best for reactive/aggressive dogs, no doubt!!!. It's truly amazing to watch how quickly he changes their mind set. X

You would behave as well if you had prongs sticking in your neck. Prong collars are banned in Australia and even in the USA they are known to be cruel and can cause physical and emotional damage

@@mxaus4061 The prong collar is a tool used with certain cases and it doesn't harm dogs if used correctly. If you watch the dog daddy and his dogs none of them are on prong collars. The prong collar is just a tool used with certain dogs and they don't get hurt by the dog daddy. I see relief in all the dogs he works with.

Those who say you're cruel it would be worse not to try to control him if you didn't train him they would have ended up putting it down which is worse?

You'd be surprised how often it goes EXACTLY like that lol. I used to train allot of dogs for other people & 95% of the time, that was the only real problem, the owner ! Too many people treat their dogs like a literal human child instead of treating it like a DOG & being a leader. If you won't be the leader, the dog will takeover. Or, people actually train their dog to NOT listen because they just blabber commands 100x & then still don't follow up & make the dog listen when it ignores them. So the dog learns it can just do whatever it wants without any consequences.. And if you have a strong willed, powerful, stubborn working breed, that's a disaster waiting to happen..

credit to the owner for being able to accept where they needed help and effectively applying the lessons 💪

On each video he pulls violently on the line, which hurts the dog, the guy also thinks because he wears colorful clothes he is the dog teacher, BULLSHIT

​@@mikefrost1312 children should be trained too in my opinion 😅 children will test you just like the dogs and will learn how to get away with whatever they want if you let them lol

​@@dilmca906Totally!!!

For 15 mintes.

@@trobson9952 while having a cruel device stuck into its neck, which is known to cause physical and emotional damage.

Prong collars are absolutely fine when used gently, and with discernment by the owner. People know the difference between being stern and being abusive

A lot less damage than 60 lashes with a bull whip, two bullets in the head or cutting its front forelegs off.😂😂😂

Not incredible. Bad work you dont sée thé only thing to sée.

Honest it’s crazy how many times that actually happens. I’ve had people go get their dogs and then come back to ask for help! Both during training sessions and also times where I’m just hanging out somewhere

I'm not gonna lie. If i saw The Dog Daddy in the park, i would stop to ask questions with or without my dog 😊

@@chickadee1899 hell yea

@@TheDogDaddyofficial great to know you got a skill that can bring relief to lives!

@@TheDogDaddyofficial you are such a blessing to this world

🙌🏽yes he did!

The dog improved, too!

You meant the owner, right?

I think that's more the dog whisperer's thing. I think Daddy is whispering to dog.

It’s a little of both but most dog training is owner issues.

It's always the owners. Most dogs are willing. It's getting the people to understand.

Exactly

It seems like it’s always the owners that causes neurotic behavior in dogs. Dogs are dogs, they are not people. It’s all about the body language the dogs understand

Exactly, the fact he had to tell her to say sit 🤦🏽‍♂️

Yeah hes just as good as caesar the dog whisperer. Picking a puppy from a litter is like a box of chocolates. You never know what your gonna get.

Yes! They want leadership from their owners and I'm convinced it's 90% handler behavior and 10% dog behavior! They learn and adjust so much faster than we do!

I'm a dog momma...5 dogs...this guys great. I love that these dogs finally find the love..knowledge...training..and owners realize through proper training..they have the beautiful dogs.. I dont understand how people get dogs they cant handle. Though..this guys a blessing for these people..

@@00tonytone caesar just shamanic in the sense he knows both pray and hunting animals... and birds, quite remarkable knowledge and skill. caesar still the goat, this guy is on the same wavelenght tho =) I can see why you compare them.

I was looking for this comment hahah

@@J1XXA me too!

Maybe he should do some techniques for child training too. 😆

Love what you do with these dogs! Amazing 👏

@@odafjm5 Leash the girl, leash the girl! Jk jk

Well said

Agreed in every way

Ohh... I thought he was saying "prone collar".

@@kerrieleidig they are also sometimes called pinch collars, but that can scare people. It’s a hugely misunderstood tool. Personally I don’t think there’s anything more cruel than sentencing a dog to a lifetime of fear and anxiety because you refuse to use the tools that help them overcome it.

Absolutely agree. I learned so much from this video. To see how he is communicating with the dog nonverbally is so important. 99.9 % of humans do not know about this. Many people get a puppy and raise them from scratch so they have this authority with the dog naturally and then they are so mean and judgemental to dog owners who have resued or adopted a dog that did not have the benefit of that early life. I wish they were more empathetic.

And mama handled it perfectly 😆

Omg lmao didn't even notice the first time hahaha

That's exactly what I thought! I told my gf that he's communicating to the dog like you would using the reigns on a horse!

It works with cattle too.

exactly what I thought when he lasso'd her. Same way you break a horse.

Yeppers I recognized that pressure+release tactic, works wonders in any critter with little to no confidence!

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Right? She was happy even 2 min in

At first, I thought you were talking about the owner until I got to the part about the "tongue hanging out." 😂 The owner looked relaxed, happy, and confident at the end too! 😉😀

@@charmc4152 Lol the owner being relaxed and happy is probably part of why the transition happened😆

Mom walking away was the training. The child didn't get her way.

Reminds me of the South Park episode where Cartman's mom called Cesar Milan to come train him. "TSST!"

That's what I've been trying to get through to my friend. You're not forcing the dog to do things. But you are the one in charge. Firm but with love. Just like a child. Thankfully his isn't that bad & is also elderly with back/back leg issues. It's more of a philosophical discussion on how you're supposed to behave as the so called alpha versus what he thinks the being alpha means. I think he was around too many people who had no clue what they were doing & just forced an animal to behave a certain way. Where in reality you have to communicate but make it clear what you want. Because even my dog that was half cat wanted to work with me & not against me. I can't say I'm that good at it since I just don't have the patience or more accurately between physical limitations, fibromyalgia sucks, & my lack of perseverance I'm not that good at dog training. It's why I thought hard about if Charlie my niece & nephew's wheaten terrier would fit with me. I wanted it to be right for him too. It's also why I didn't also take Jacque the large pure blood poodle. It wouldn't have been fair to him. It's also part of why I now only have cats since I live in an apartment & can't easily get up to walk in the mornings for a potty break. Still love the big dogs & would love to dog sit for more than just my friend. But it wouldn't be fair to the dog to have one all the time. Plus I already have 2 1/2 cats. I share the third with my friend. Which is fine since I steal his dog to spoil too 😉 & he was once his cat years ago. Maybe one day I'll actually get another little dog that can use a potty patch if needed. But I kind of doubt it.

🐕 Daddy is a Genius

@@daniellubin1020 he is

Like little wayne?

obviously.

That dog will need consistent work so she doesn't revert to old habits though.

When you are calm and firm you can achieve almost anything with any intelligent creature. Especially dogs.

CEASAR IS NOT A DOG TRAINER HES AN ANIMAL ABUSER AND DOGS HAVE DIED IN HIS INCOMPETENT CARE DOG DADDY IS A REAL TRAINER AS YOU CAN SEE MANY BLESSINGS ON YOUR HEAD

I've seen a few of Dog Daddy's very insecure female clients adopt German Shepherds for protection or confidence, which is not an effective solution to their problems.

Me too and I don't even have a dog. I just admire his expertise, humility, patience and love for these animals.

Look for Joel Beckman if you like this style. He’s similar and he uses other dogs to train as well. This is the first video I watch from Daddy and I like him. Calm, confident, and he’s not a snowflake that thinks prong collars are cruel. He’s also not “treating” the dog to death.

He is better than Caesar. Dog Daddy deals with the dogs that no one can touch including Caesar.

@@camiloorsini9674 I don't need to look for Joel whoever. I enjoy Dog Daddy's videos and his dogs. Love how he dresses and treats his dogs. He looks good doing what he does best.

Or Luke Evans, from The Farm also on KZfaq. Very happy vibes as well.

@@camiloorsini9674 I saw his video when he walked in a crowded downtown with his GS pack. No leashs. That was wonderful. The guy super cool.

He has the gift of punishment… it is a quick fix 😂

@@sailorjax2038 DD gives short, firm corrections with the leash when the dog disobeys. When the owner walked around with the dog, Dog Daddy had to coach her to use the leash to correct it. You can see that she didn't pick up on the short jerks that establish who's in charge. I can tell she doesn't appear to _want_ to jerk the leash. It's getting annoying listening to DD say and demonstrate the same simple thing multiple times, and the owner doesn't take his advice or remember it.

I was thinking the same thing!😂

That lil girl needs the Dog Daddy. So she know's who's in charge.

Always lol

Lol yes!

She is a fast learner. Lol

Give mom a leash!

true

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Even worse are the ones who refuse to have a discussion about trying aslip lead, etc.... they will complain about issues but bectotally incredulous that a slip lead can make an immediate difference. All harness all the time.... amazing how that product got so popular.

That's because every person wants a dog but dosent want put half the work in them that they need and deserve so it really just lazy people

Tbh I think getting a dog should be regulated, like having to take classes and have a licence in order to have one it would reduce people who would recklessly adopt a dog and those who are to lazy to learn dog behaviors

he is

If you understand french look "esprit dog"

interesting I was thinking of the movie the miracle worker I call him that too, the movie of Helen herewith Ann bancroft, the parents just let her do whatever they didn't know what to do, then Ann Bancroft brought determination guidance direction and purpose to Helen's life. blind mute and couldn't hear? she went to college she spoke in public she found her purpose and passion of life , everyone should watch that movie esplly the children❤

Helen Keller true story

German Shepherd are very intelligent dogs, fast learners, no surprise here. :)

Yes I am!!

Where can I get the leash please 🙏