Yo, that made we want to fight them; they both blamed their daughter for living in the house

I'm surprised CPS didn't step in after these videos were posted!

They need Super Nanny now

@@crystalgaming12 Not for the daughter, but for the parents!!!

That mom is truly something else lol...its like she's not all there

I bet her uncle also bullies her, as well as the dog. He's a little man that has to pick on littler things than himself in order to feel big. It's pathetic.

I’m on her side too 😢

incredibly heartbreaking, you can see how much stress she’s under. she tries to mediate her parent’s petty argument at 2:07 you can tell she’s really trying to put on a brave face and hold things together… no child should have that kind of pressure, especially not put on them by ADULTS. In the future, looking back as adult, I hope she can understand how unfairly she was treated.

Me to

I know, right?!? My heart broke when she said that :( @@Doll676

True that

True

Butt she did do wrong but again smarter than the mom

That is usually the case. The children are looking in on it seeing it as a whole , she has her dad in her room already this poor little girl.

You should be able to pick up a small dog without getting injured & needing antibiotics

Probably bullied his sister growing up also. Why she's so quiet and submissive, not confident in what to do

He needs the shock collar instead of the dog

Can’t retrain someone like that. 🙄 He is a lost cause.

absolutely.

​@@user-rs8wq9kq7k👍.😂

They were legit afraid of her lol. That’s why they tried to hide the second dog

Victoria is basically the only adult in the room in this episode

True Victoria is the best trainer

They kind of needed it 😂😂

@@darthveatay apart from the dad and daughter the mum behaves like a child and it makes me want to do 👱🏻‍♀️🤜🏻👩🏼

Thats so sad. I couldn't handle being married to someone who was mean to animals.

oh that was funny😂😂 for real

her little jaw movement when talking to him was def her trying not to go off

Such a beautiful dog ❤. I had one like that who was literally shredding my hands. It took years but with patience he became such a darling who was loved by everyone. ❤❤❤❤😢

Ikr it's terrible

I totally agree with that

Who cares he dangerous

@@janetlewis8848because he didn’t have responsible owners, wasn’t trained and was terrorized by her Brother, so of course he’s going to react like that. You obviously care about humans, so why on earth should you treat animals differently??That does not make any sense, nor is it fair on them overall.

@@janetlewis8848 I hope you never own animals, jfc

@@janetlewis8848Please never own animals, nor reproduce because I don't trust you with kids either.

That brother was an odiot

*her brother

All three adults are awful.

people do this inrl to other people. i know first hand how this is. and yes they will act as if you are "overreacting" to being harassed by others.

@@fruitpunch-mouth Oh, you've met my brother? 🙃

Tell us what you really think! 😅

I don’t know what the woman’s deal is, she seems to be a bit clueless. But the brother is just an arsehole, I am so glad Victoria put him in his place.

They'd literally being thrown out of my house is someone mistreated my dog.

He absolutely does it to the little girl too. I feel it in my bones.

He may be a scumbag but he's hot

You mean people training works...dogs know how to be dogs...its the people being clueless thats the problem..and this family has no respect for the dog either...I'm glad your situation worked out well.

@@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army I couldn't agree more, I was taught what to do and I did it. It was easy. I am just wondering if those dog's owners had to pay like I did. I paid.

@@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army absolutely. Unless you want the dog trained for a specific discipline, there's no reason for dog owners to not know how to train their dog.

you don't need to promise me it's true, i've seen "problem dogs" turn around and become the best dogs ever. same with cats for that matter and other rescue animals i've worked with. people need to understand that "dog training" isn't just about training the dog, it's also training the humans.

You are a great dog owner & I'm so glad your dog got a loving home

Probably why she just automatically shuts down so easily.

He torments everyone when he knows he can get away with it... Absolutely gross being

@@helentaylor7132yeah and the nervous laughter. I actually feel really bad for Lisa

@@morganablackwater2017I’m just glad he looked at least somewhat ashamed when Victoria sent him away 😬

Exactly so! Poor Lisa has been conditioned from an early age to put up with rubbish behavior towards her and those that she loves. Even the trainer was rubbish to her and I'm so mad that she could see the nervousness and reactive behavior from the dog but not from Lisa.

I love and respect Victoria.Great woman! Love from Germany

That's because the husband is weak for allowing it, and you are a cheerleader for week men as well. There's a way to teach and correct without being disrespectful and condescending. He immediately should have corrected her when she put her fist in his face.

@@brownprincess7189 what an incredibly lame take to imply that a man is weak because he did not 'correct' a woman, as if women are dogs meant to be corrected, and as if a man is pathetic because he chose to accept instead of becoming defensive.. Men aren't immune to a little criticism. He is a grown adult, so he can handle advice like an adult. I hope you grow out of this internalised misogyny.

LEGENDAS

@@brownprincess7189and you’re weak for being so trapped in stereotypes

That part was insane.

I don’t get it. They just don’t think of the dog as having feelings.

He needs to grow the hell up !!!!!

Half of dog owners should never be owners ..they have no clue how to treat them ..and the poor dog gets all the blame and has a miserable life ..makes me so mad and im sure a lot of others too that really care about theyre pets 😢😡😡

Honestly, I felt if they were up front about the situation she wouldn't have been mad and still may have helped them.

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose Exactly, it's all about honesty. If they would tell, that "it is what it is, but we will try to isolate the dogs one from each other and sorry for such inconvenience" - there would be no issue to work things out. But the fact, that they straight up lied to her, being afraid of getting scolded, like some children, and not adults, and even mentioning "we thought to hide him for the week" - is just such disrespectful behavior

This episode reminded me of the Super Nanny. Parents call her for help because their children are completely out of control without a clue that they themselves are the root of the problem.

The good news is that empathy can legitimately be taught. The bad news is these kinds of people seem to always gravitate towards misinformation.

True.

It's because people see dogs as property, not family members. I treat animals as equals, and even neevous/shy/aggressive/feral and wild animals respond well.

​​@@anonymoose116 except animals are not equals & they actually want & need u to be dominant, as any dog trainer will tell u.

@WarmongerYT LMAO my dude, I've been training wild and feral horses for over 25 years. I've trained my own dogs since I was a kid as well. You don't have any idea what you're talking about, and your statement is nonsense.

he also made a effort to hold everyone to it as well. you can tell too that he was pissed when the brother started teasing the dog after the training too

He’s a baby.

Yes, I didn’t think much of him at the start, but he really listened to V and stepped up.

he defentley devers more respet

No, _don't insult_ the Muppets like that.

Seems to run in the family to be honest.

"Most Usless Pathetic Person Ever Trained" for anyone who was wondering.

Did the Muppets dirty

Yeah and he's so small. If he gets shocks at the wrong time, it could be deadly. It's bad for big dogs and even worse for small dogs.

I'm sure shock collars have their uses, I just can't think of what it would be.

I think shock collars can be useful in certain situations. My aunt an uncle have a shock collar for their dog because he doesn't have a good recall and will occasionally just refuse to listen because he is a mix of two large and notoriously stubborn breeds (he is trained, and is normally a very good boy, he just really likes eating tea towels, and other fabrics which is obviously dangerous). The collar was tested on my uncle because they wanted to make sure it wasn't actually painful, and is only ever used as a last resort. I don't really agree with using it on small dogs though. It's one thing with a 100lbs+ dog that's just big goofy and stubborn, and entirely another with a 10lbs dog that has severe behavioral issues that it will just make worse.

Good use in shock collars and fences are used primarily in larger animals. +100lbs and mostly with +200lbs. Electrical fences are much better for saftey and used for horses, cattle, and zoo animals. A shock collar isn't very great and it's never the animals' fault. Never. If handling large preditors, it is better to use fences, sleep darts, and simular things. If a dog needs a shock collar to listen, that is most likely due to phsycology regarding training vs. instincts. Always remember that all animals have instincts and they don't know how to act unless taught. My friend rescued a wolfdog and yet he is trained. He is outdoors on a long 200ft leash and sleeps in a den he made out of straw yet he knows how to behave even with instincts and a forest for a home. Moral of the story, shock collars aren't because the animal is misbehaving on purpose, they just need grace and training. It is more humane to use an actual fricking tazer than some shock collars becuase of the voltage. Vibration and noise collars are much safer for a houshold dog in training and even bigger animals. Stay safe and be respectful of animals because they deserve to be treated according to their intelect.

Shock collars are a tool to be used in appropriate situations. They should also be used correctly. That collar is not appropriate for this dog. The owners are completely clueless.

YES! the uncle is awful! he made the dog so afraid of him!

Any concern for their CHILD? Who cares about the rat?

@@melt2947 i mean what happened to the kid was bad but the dog is obvi afraid and prob stressed from those awful parents and uncle both kid and dog needs to get out of there

​@melt2947 the rat?

he needs to grow up

You can tell he likes taking his passive aggressiveness out on the dog.

Neither Jessica is

Yikes.. I'm never seen Mrs Victoria cuss anyone out.. or once until today

Can't blame the little girl ,but she probably is the one who would learn the quickest ...

@@cherylschumaker1366 she's the smartest one in the family.

jessica dont need a mum like lasia

I once adopted a rescue horse that I swear had PTSD. Best thing I did for him was give him a year on a big pasture with other horses, and didn't ask anything of him. He turned into a giant lamb. He started off as a truly dangerous horse, fearful and full of false aggression. Sometimes it just takes time, consistency, and patience.

I seriously don't know how to train my Maltese mix to be better around children when I can't instruct them on what to do - especially to be calmer around my dog. Every time we are outside and kids start running and screaming around my dog, she goes bonkers (there is so many kids in this neighborhood...). She's very good with loud unexpected noises, vehicles etc. but kids are a huge problem and I am not able to redirect her attention in that moment. 🙃

Wonderful ! Commend yourself ! The dog has picked up your energy !

​@@anonymoose116Amazing outcome, animals learn good (or bad) behaviours from other animals, best therapy.

@@heatherwolmarans8287 I learned early in life that a horse has to be a horse first. He had been on a pasture by himself for over a decade when I got him. They get their sense of safety from numbers. I turned him out so he could remember how to be a horse.

you can really tell how unheard and anxious she feels, not standing up for herself or the dog in fear of "causing" more conflict :( she even stands with her arms crossed like she's trying to make herself look smaller. Hopefully she'll find someone out there like Victoria, whose actually willing to ask her and consider how she feels.

@@portpebble5097Feel so sorry for this kid..her parents are a disgrace

If this were a big dog behaving this way then it would have already been put down. & It's always little yappy dogs like this who behave like this.

Same here! You wouldn't tease a Rottweiler as the same you shouldn't tease a small dog. All dogs big or small need their respect. And it good to keep this in mind.

Glad you both learned something. Also you should never touch a dog's nose, they're extremely sensitive and it's like us being poked in the eye. If you think I'm overreacting ask your vet or Google it.

​@daniellewatson8352 thanks for the tip! That is actually really useful:)

Exactly what i was thinking! Poor dog

same! I think Victoria should have took the dog.

@@paytonandtheparakeets9619 exactly

Rehome the dog !

The dad actually came around and the dog jumped up to lie down and lean on the dad. I'll bet that man and the daughter will be Jake's safe space until Mom gets the training down. If they keep it up, I think it will be okay. But Uncle Peter should never be able to return to that house. Family events will have to be somewhere else. If my brother did that to my dog, I would forcibly relieve him of his teeth!

Coz it gave him a chance to show off. I was surprised too but he STILL uses the dog as a way to bully his wife. Before it was jealousy that she could calm the dog with treats. Now the trainer has told him to used treats 🤷🏻‍♀️ So he snaps at his wife that she has the wrong treat pouch, making her nervous and forgetful of the next steps in the training, so that he can push past and yet again tell her how she has done it wrong. He's a 💩 !!

@@mde6006 I don't care if he shows off or not.. if it's less stressful for the dog it is good.. it's not about marriage counseling here.

yes but i would have took jake away and bring him back to my cuntry and give him a proper life

right!

YEP! I can't imagine how he treats his wife and kids when there's no cameras. People who are mean to animals have a serious lack of empathy.

Absolutely! I'd tell him he's not welcome in my house!

He probably treats other humans the same way.

You are absolutely right!

If the Jake has a good and patient groomer, he may not mind at all.

Yeah... This dog is so traumatized he wets himself... In his own house ... can't see him at groomers at all

From one groomer to another. Yip. It must be hard winning him over. But I have had extremely vicious dogs, and with lots of kindness and patience they can be won over. As always it gentle patience that does the trick.

Ok that's going be bad I guess you better have some treats

Obviously not that poor, since he allows the groomer to dye his hair. A groomer won't do that with a dangerous dog.

Agreed. If you're at the point of using a shock collar, you shouldn't have a dog.

How is that even legal..im so confused

And training and discipline should be similar too. Early on, clear expectations, and consistent.

Exactly!!!!

Exactly, our Dane snapped and nipped my teenage son once but I totally took the blame on that. When she was a puppy I desensitized her to allow me to do whatever to her (nothing negative, mostly things like touching her paws so I can trim her nails, open her mouth and grab whatever she has gotten, look into her ears, eyes, things the vet may do to her during a visit, etc.) What I forgot to take into consideration is that I trained her to allow ME to do those things so when she snatched a lego one day my teenager went to open her mouth and take it back like he'd seen me do a thousand times and she nipped his arm and drew blood. That was a full wake-up call to start working with her with others as well, but I made it clear to my teenager that if she grabs something to let me know and I will go take it away, and if she swallows it before I get to her, I'd prefer to pay the vet bill to remove it surgically than having to bring him to the ER because a 110 lbs dog mauled him. She's 3 now and doesn't put everything in her mouth anymore, but since then he has gotten me a few times to remove some random object from her mouth (she likes to hide things in those huge jowls of hers and pretend she has nothing in her mouth 😂).

Grew up with dogs my entire life. 2 dogs we owned either bit me or another kid and they were put down.

That was so disrespectful and the 2nd dog shouldn't have been there in the first place and it was making Jakes behaviour more worse and the 2nd dog should have been at the kennels

Whose dog was it? If it’s mom’s family, who raised Peter to be what he is, I can easily see them saying, “Look after our problem dog for free, while we spend 3 weeks in Africa.” Anyone who can afford a trip like that can afford a pet sitter or kennel. Why impose on their stressed daughter when she’s going to have a film crew in her house for days?

Dogs should be able to allow people to play with them. Victoria is reacting a little too much. It's definitely not the owner's brother's fault. I am sorry, but it's not. The owners are because they didn't train the dog properly.

@@Anita-tm1co That wasn't playing. That was bullying. Why should that dog be forced to play with a bully? I'm sure, once he was more relaxed and secure, he played with the people who treat him normally, but not bullies. I don't want anything to do with anyone who bullies me, would you? Why would you expect a dog to? Yes, the owner's didn't train the dog properly, that's on them. They also allowed someone te bully their dog, that's also on them, as much as it is on the bully himself. Someone who treated my dog like that, and didn't stop after me telling them to stop it, would never be welcomed back into my house!

@@Anita-tm1co you can tell a lot about a person by the way that they treat animals.

Let's face it. Peter is bullying Jessica, too, and I bet the mum laughs at that just as much.

​@@AnimalDreams86Agree

That’s why it’s in quote marks. It means someone said it not that it’s true.

I think she had a rough childhood and her seemingly inappropriate reactions are her ways of coping. I think her weird reactions are involuntary.

I bet my head on her being a victim of her brother bullying and its her copy mechanism. For some if you pretend its just joke and play it eases the pain

Possibly feeling good that something is obsessed over her and wanting to aggressively let no one else around her????

​@@melrobertson2743 I'm not sure that she feels good about any of it, but I'm certain the dog was protecting her She looked shocked and full of care when her daughter got bitten. Her laughter is clearly a nervous laugh and coping mechanism.

Could be nervous laughter - I have the same problem.

Not to mention that the mother instructed the child to pick the dog up!

@@BrittCastsFireballs exactly.

Dad should’ve slept on the couch

It's pathetic on both of them. Such immature adults to let their marital issues affect their daughter.

​@@lindakim3051um absolutely not. I would NOT tolerate a dog attacking me & prevention me in my own bed that I pay for , in the home I pay for & feeding & sheltering a dog that attacks & pees on my bed. Absolutely not

@@WarmongerYT so you think what the uncle did was okay? what the parents didn't do?

No in the last scene you saw him again using the dog to belittle his wife

Yes, I noticed that too.

That's because those dog owners are doing the same things wrong...

@@jenniferburchill3658it makes me wonder if they intentionally choose families that have never watched the show

I was more angry at the humans.

Well, probably yes. I'm guessing they do help even people who have watched the show, but only record people who haven't watched the show for episodes.@@lindakim3051

LMFAOO

It’s bizarre

It's always the humans. In saying this many of them are doing the best they can with what they know. You can't fix 😔it until you know you are doing something wrong

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A lot of animal lovers appreciate you for this.❤

Dogs naturally do need a leader and you absolutely have to be the dominant one in your home otherwise they won't respect you and they'll decide they're the leader.

@@WarmongerYT…you aren’t aware of the debunked research, are you?

My dog is huge (Rottie x Lab) and very, very fearful (was raised in lockdown 😢) so he needs me to be "in charge" and tell him exactly what to do when he feels afraid. But training and lots of activities and love and guidance have worked well. We're still a work in progress, sometimes a mix of different methods works for your particular dog.

Did it?

Idk about Lisa and Peter..

Basically, my cousins had these big australian shepherds in cages almost all day. Three of them, they would bark incessantly and jump at the bars begging to be touched, for stimulation, for freedom. I was told I couldn't let them out, they had to be trained *first*. I had to try to train them to sit for food and stop barking, while surrounded by the others barking the entire time, and unable to touch them. The reason I couldn't take them outside for walks was because they weren't trained for walks. Just .... trapped. I worry about them, I don't know what happened to them after I left.

​@@videlvasq That's nightmarish. Those dogs probably have bloody dog C-PTSD or something.

With the way they let that dog get treated... I bet they let the uncle bully her relentlessly, too

Except when it came to a quite obviously nervous and bullied wife!! No empathy, understanding or insight there. 😢

@@mde6006 Are you referring to Victoria or Lisa?

@margodphd You obviously don't know what a bullied wife looks like!

Not only that, but also because people don't respect their boundaries, just like Peter in this episode. He tortures the poor little thing because he knows Jake won't seriously injure him. He'd never treat a bigger dog like that.

In my experience, I have met many more vicious tiny dogs than medium or large ones.

It's because the owners allow it!

Yes and part of that is the owners never taught them how to behave. And they would have if the dog was bigger and a bigger threat.

I had a little cairn terrier who loved the whole world, this poor dog is traumatized

I mean rattling a post slit doesn't mean it's okay for a dog to bite you.

@@WarmongerYT the intent of the rattler is key here!! The easiest way to change the outcome is to change your behavior! For example, if you want to change the situation with someone when language is not available is to redirect, bring the view point on something else…

@@WarmongerYTIf you know what’s going to happen when you do and if you know it’s upsetting, you don’t do it. It’s a basic kindergarten lesson. Don’t repeat things you KNOW upset others just because it doesn’t personally bother you.

They also let cold air in

Never had a door letterbox, so this is my first time knowing anything about them other than it seems like the perfect way to let the dog shred the mail.

That sort of letter box is pretty much universal in the U.K. Most mail does not get shredded

It is. It teaches kids that their parents are untrustworthy and can’t be relied upon for comfort. It makes an emotional closed off child, or a child who overstates with strangers because they have so much on their mind, but aren’t able to put towards their parents because, well, “they don’t care” in the child’s eyes.

Not just a dog. How about children?

All pets and children. People fumble with cats and a LOT with small mammals

Or the Jon Taffer😂👍🏻

@@wynonahaze7764 yeah lol

Except she's actually intelligent

@@VeiravissGordon’s intelligent too

Lisa is a pushover

​@@lindakim3051 Lisa is a bullied woman who has been pushed over so many times she dare not stand up. Have a heart.

E- collars (not shock collars) are amazing tools when used correctly and the owners are trained properly on how to use it. Also, I have put them on myself before I put them on my dog. It is a static shock. It does not hurt the dog. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but do not spread misinformation

@@katiemcdermott300I agree. I have seen one used very well to train a large dog from chasing deer. It worked very well very quickly

Imagine what she let's Peter get away with in regards to her daughter.

Lisa has obviously been bullied herself, by her brother and her husband. It's hard to stand up for yourself and even your kid when two big men are always pushing you down.