They will protect the family but tend to attach themselves to one,the husband should not backdown to the dog he needs to make him understand he is a pack leader.
Seriously? I'm as a big a dog lover as their is, and even I don't see anything wrong with what he did. He let the dog know who was in charge, and yes, sometimes that takes a bit of physical confrontation. He isn't out there kicking dogs in a corner or beating them with a belt. He uses his hands and feet from time to time to show the dog (a pack animal) who is in charge. I see nothing wrong with that.
@SammySamuelSam it was a TOUCH not a kick - the other day i watched a pit bull terribly bitting another dog and someone hit him on his head with wooden a board the pit immediately fell on his back !! that's what happens when owners don't control their dogs, he didn't even had a leash ... it could have been a child and by now he would be DEAD!!
Owner problem of not setting limits for the dog. He's over protective. That should have been dealt with by the owners. You shouldn't have a dog if you can't train and control it. Ah, he was left to do what he wanted for a while and given no rules. They are pack animals, treat them as such and be the alpha.
@TheLittleAnimeDrawer, the research done by Price, Bonanni, Ciuccie, Coppinger, Boitani and others shows that they aren't. Like many who don't know better you are mistaking being social with being a pack.
now,german shepherds are pack animals and im surprised that this male protects a baby,you would expect a female to do it because they would care for their babies in the wild... german shepherds are wonderful dogs because of that loyalty and protectiveness.
wolves do correct behavior like all animals, a wolf will bite and even pin the other wolf, and sometimes you see a wolf submit, body low and tail between its legs when the alpha of the pack bites the more submissive one, and there is a leader of the pack, even in humans, a human will follow another human and try to be the more popular one of the group, or even attack another human for a girl that he likes its instinct if dogs became wild they would form a pack i have seen stray dogs do this
@TheDevilTwins wolves do not "correct" behavior. Everything your believe is wrong. Stop buying into the folklore you've gotten from TV. Read books and studies by real wolf researchers, their findings contradict your assertions.
@AboutDogTraining3 does anything in my post say that i got it from TV? nope. I've learnt from all different sources. I dont listen to 1 professional i look into all there perpectives and gather info that way.
@AboutDogTraining3 your telling me that where i get my info from is wrong. But yet they all seem to manage to come out with the same things about wolves and dogs. What makes you believe that their info that they give out is wrong. For all you know what you believe in could infact be wrong.
@TheDevilTwins Read the books or research of Adam Miklosi PhD, John Bradshaw PhD. Marc Bekoff PhD, Alexandra Horowitz PhD, Sophia Yin PhD, Ian Dunbar PhD.,or the books of Karen Pryor, Jean Donaldson, Mark Derr...
@AboutDogTraining3 i really dont have the time to argue with you.All im saying is you say everyone else is wrong because they havent done the kind of research you might have had.Everyone has different aspects of things.The only way for someone to truly understand animals is to actually live among them on a day to day basics. Thats my view on the matter.You dont like it so what who cares. Im getting sick of this endless fight over it.Just drop it.The next time you reply you will just be ignored.
@TheDevilTwins this relativistic argument that you make is fallacious. We're not talking about religion where all views can be considered equally false or true. This is science. There is objective, repeatable, testable evidence. All the researchers I mentioned are not only scientists but also dog owners.
What you suggest is nonsense. You don't get to make up your own facts, because you really, Really, REALLY believe the guy on TV
Not a dog expert nor will i ever claim to be one but i personally think i'd rather have a obedient dog that was nudged with a foot a few times than have a walking weapon ready to pounce on someone with not even a moments notice.
Man I agree with the comments about how he didn't kick the dog. Cause he Doesn't kick the dogs on his show. I have been watching The dog whisperer since it's first seson. And I can say thanks to Cesar Milan and his show. Cause it has helped me gain knowledge on dogs. And because of him and his techniques. It has helped with the training and socializing I do with my dog. Keep it up Cesar Milan.
@heartdogGSD I love my dog, but honestly, I think if a nudge is to encourage a dog to be a better behaved one, then it is perfectly acceptable, I've done that a few times to get my dog to establish what parts of the house are his, and what are mine,
people stop feeding trolls , those sort of people who think that was a kick have too much time in their hands , they don't even own dogs or they are failed trainers. They have not rescued even 1 dog from being put down so they don't have a right to criticize cesar.
I was reading the comments and watched the video to see this man kick the dog. At 6:25 is what you people are talking about? WTF people that is NOT a kick. Wow some people need to chill.
It's a 120lbs dog that can easily kill the baby or the dad. It's being aggressive. I was waiting for a "KICK" and I see this harmless nudge to get the dogs attention.
I have a German Sheperd(female) and every time I take her for a walk she's always WAY ahead of me. I can never get her to walk by me and I don't want to pull the leash and choke her. She's around a year old if that means anything. What the fuck do I do? Lol
CHANNEL it! Put a harness on her and get some rollerblades. (NOT to be like CM...) Give her a reason to be by you, carry treats, a tug toy, engage her. And, Do Not Follow @bkRukia
@2annoyed4u lol sounds like my first dog cept for the biting me part. Lol when the other dog she was trying to get at had the guts to go up to her she would hide behind me. She liked to start stuff but once they came after her she was a wimp. She was a terrier/chihuahua mix about 10lbs
I've never seen that hand slap! I'm not saying that it's cruel and start crying bloody murder though! L0L It takes knowledge and experience to handle dogs cause they can hurt you if you don' know what you're doing.
Omg at the lady at 0:35! German Shepherds need extra training, exercise and attention because of potential aggressive/destructive behavior, out of boredom and frustration because Shepherds especially, flourish when people pleasing and given tasks which is why they are police, rescue and cadaver dogs! they are very intelligent dogs, so intelligent that they attempt to train themselves when their lazy owner decides to watch t.v rather than taking the dog for a walk or spending time with it.
Omg at the lady at 0:35! German Shepherds need extra training, exercise and attention because of potential aggressive/destructive behavior because out of boredom. Yes they are very intelligent fogs, so intelligent that they attempt to train themselves when their lazy owner decides to watch t.v rather than taking the dog for a walk or spending time with it.
"is there any reason why he's not neutered?" Well, maybe because he's healthy??? Neuter a dog without medical reasons are illegal in some countries. There's no reason to neuter a physical healthy dog. It's a fairy tale that it makes them calmer. In most cases it has no effect at all. Especially at a young age, it can be even harmful. We never neutered our male dogs and never had problems with them.
@nalathecutie13 you cant just rely on proofs which you have not yet experienced. i have 8 dogs, 1 bitch, neutered or not, it didn't change their personality, while there may be research stating it will make them calmer, it doesn't always happens so. most of the dog owner only feels the dog is getting calmer because he no longer rushes into things or human to have sex, but mostly, his personality wont change. my dog didn't get any calmer :)
@Kuddebrunzer dogs that hump anything and everything that moves are a lot of the time, neutered and trainers & Vets recommend neutering dogs with aggressive tendencies such as shepherds, pit bulls and doberman pinchers because the mass amounts of testosterone running in their veins makes them even more territorial and aggressive.
youtube dog experts shut up,, this is why hes on the show not you! dogs bite eachother and everything a kick is nothing get over it, a dog is an animal and you must treat is like that NOT LIKE A HUMAN
@joniqitu So because it's an animal (and FYI we ARE animals as well, really) it's ok to treat it with less empathy and respect than a human? Sure dogs bite each other, sometimes in bad ways, sometimes in good ways. But that doesn't mean we should do it. He's on a show because he's obviously charming, charismatic, and draws people in. Which is why he has such vehement defenders like yourself.
@HeartdogGSD That's ridiculous, we don't treat dog's like humans because they're not humans. We are their owners and leaders, we provide for them. When you are not being the leader, your dog will take over because of pack mentality, they need a leader, not an equal who only shows affection and no discipline or guidance. A physical touch is exactly how the pack leader controls members in the pack in the wild, except he does it with a bite, he is replicating that, get over it. You don't know dogs.
@Holyniggles, there are many similarities between dogs and humans. Both respond to aggression with aggression, both respond to positive reinforcement. Learned helplessness is observed in both. It has even been shown that dogs are inequity averse (ie unfairness) just like humans. The difference is in degree not kind.
There is no need to try to be a leader b/c that means jack squat. Everything you claim about the "pack leader" is wrong.
Well I wouldn't move out of the door either if Cesar kicked me in the ribs then sucker punched me in the neck. "Don't try these methods at home"...you bet ya. That dog was not happy being hit, and why should it? Immediately after Cesar touched him the second time, the dog gave a hard stare and a little freeze (the mouth closed), which is often a precursor to a bite. Please, never try this at home, and quite frankly, never try this period. Dogs deserve better.
@tjsdaname And what does getting it's attention do? A dog like this has a reactivity issue with other dogs, i.e. it is not comfortable with other dogs around his home- he sees it as a threat. Physically punishing a dog for showing aggression does nothing but suppress behaviour. It does not eradicate the dog's fear and anxiety.
I've met Ceasar in person and it looks like he's kicking them and punching them but when you are up close in person you see that his kicks are more like firm nudges and his punches are just quick, firm nudges as well. He's not hurting the or abusing the dog at all.
@nalathecutie13 I've met him, too. I still think it's abusive, even if you want to play semantics. There's no reason to even nudge with your foot to change behavior of a dog. It's not respectful in the least. I know that he's labeling how the dog is behaving as disrespectful, but in reality, it's just being a dog, in the vast array of personalities that dogs can have. They all do what works for them, be it acting like a brat, or sucking up to humans, and whatever in between.
@HeartdogGSD i love dogs, i love my dog i would not trade her for a billion dollars. but you americans are so sensitive, he was just nudging/gently kicking the dog. i'm sorry, i know we are both on the same side, i know that you love dogs too and i am all against animal cruelty too but c'mon it was just a gentle kick it didn't hurt the dog, i hate that other people/dog trainers bitch about that a lot and i don't see anything wrong with it. people need to stop being so oversensitive for god sakes
@HeartdogGSD He was not kicking the dog! wtf? just like u said about humans and animals Yes u set the same rules for them and the dogs u set boundaries, respect, trust, and discipleine just like u do with humans!
@HeartdogGSD To correct behaviour, one wolf will bite another around the neck or face. How is a gentle nudge to gain the dogs attention abuse? They're not made of glass, not every form of physical contact has to be an act of abuse. People like you, with this viewpoint, are the reason a lot of dogs act like this.
@James98550 Wolves most certainly do correct behaviour. If there was no enforcement then there would be no pack structure. Take a look at the pecking order of wolves and how they behave around a meal, and then tell me that they don't correct behaviour.
@Chell1246, no you are wrong. That would require theory of mind. And there is no such thing as a dog pack. Social groups have been studied and none of the results support your claim
@James98550 This is not a scientific matter. Dogs are descended from wolves, and are in themselves pack animals. Pack animals need structure, and they have no vocal language, so physical is the only way. Stop applying a humans way of thinking to a dog. This coming from a dog lover who abhors mistreating animals.
@Chell1246 dogs are not pack animals. I tire of people repeating this lie. Stupid people repeating what they've heard on tv. The research is very clear and does not support your claim.
@AboutDogTraining3 Has this research you speak of been published in any scientific journals such as the journal of Animal Behaviour? If so I would love to see it, this is not sarcasm. I have searched the databases of JSTOR and EBSCO and cant find any articles written by animal behavior scientists on this matter, only bits from Jean Donaldson, a dog trainer, and quips from blogs and forum posts. Can you give me the title of the books you speak of?
@HybridFights you can start with these papers "Alpha Status Dominance and Division of Labor", and the book Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation.
Not pack animals? I'm sorry, but what? I can't even imagine a dog that's all alone. I have two dogs now, about to get a third, and they have such a striking pack mentality, and what's the best part is that us humans are part of the pack too. A pack is a family, even cats can live in a family, I suggest you stop saying 'read the books' and look at how your dog lives with you.
@RonnieKane, no not pack animals. The form social groups but a "pack" has a number of specific behavioral criteria that the group dogs do not meet. If your definition of pack is so vague that it includes any group of animals, the word becomes useless since it no long describes but merely labels. I suggest you start reading some books, might help you with your uninformed opinion.
I agree! Though dogs can be perfectly social and happy with being the only dog in the family, after all each human is like another dog or cat, it doesn't matter to them. They see past the species and easily consider all of us families. :)
I own a 10 month old German Shepherd called Sasha, she is as good as gold all the time, when i'm out walking her she stays by my side all the time, dosn't pull or anything. But like in this video, when somebody goes by on a bicycle she just launches herself at them. Why is this? is it fear? is it anger? i don't know but i got to put a stop to it. Any advise or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Likely the puppy has a decent prey drive. This drive is a positive for the dog but only if it is directed in the right way, otherwise it becomes almost an over protection or an OCD type of behavior. I may be incorrect on this, but from your explanation it sounds like prey drive, especially if it is a pure bred dog.
Probably because she undermines the husband, so he lost his dominance with the dog. The dog saw her doing the fake dominance, husband gave in, dog lost respect for the male as the dominant one, the female took over. But like all girls, the fake dominance females use to control men doesn't work on dogs. The dog easily took over the dominance that female had, which was none, just imaginary.
@MrHestolemyname If I finish my highschool my boyfriend is going to give me a pitbull and I want to train him just like Daddy, actually thanks to Daddy Im inlove with pitbulls
They will protect the family but tend to attach themselves to one,the husband should not backdown to the dog he needs to make him understand he is a pack leader.
bingobongo445 2 days ago
good boy, just bite his dick off!!!!
mach65337 1 week ago
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mangoliouskiwi 1 week ago
Did that motherfucker kicked the dog at 06:29?
SammySamuelSam 2 weeks ago
@SammySamuelSam
Seriously? I'm as a big a dog lover as their is, and even I don't see anything wrong with what he did. He let the dog know who was in charge, and yes, sometimes that takes a bit of physical confrontation. He isn't out there kicking dogs in a corner or beating them with a belt. He uses his hands and feet from time to time to show the dog (a pack animal) who is in charge. I see nothing wrong with that.
joeyrmd89 1 week ago
@SammySamuelSam it was a TOUCH not a kick - the other day i watched a pit bull terribly bitting another dog and someone hit him on his head with wooden a board the pit immediately fell on his back !! that's what happens when owners don't control their dogs, he didn't even had a leash ... it could have been a child and by now he would be DEAD!!
serpente300 1 week ago
@SammySamuelSam you're an idiot lol
BlackFuryFx 5 days ago
@BlackFuryFx Fuck you! ; )
SammySamuelSam 5 days ago
@SammySamuelSam xD
BlackFuryFx 4 days ago
German Shepards r beast!!!
djclownism 3 weeks ago
he was not a monster he was doing the right thing protecting the baby...
MegaHiphop84 1 month ago
RIP Daddy the awesome dog.
sushanalone 1 month ago
we're not here to fight... we're here to take over - metal
PeazyG420 1 month ago
is this girl the voice of consuelo from family guy ?
pprq55 1 month ago 4
Owner problem of not setting limits for the dog. He's over protective. That should have been dealt with by the owners. You shouldn't have a dog if you can't train and control it. Ah, he was left to do what he wanted for a while and given no rules. They are pack animals, treat them as such and be the alpha.
lanieki 1 month ago
@aboutdogtraining3 they actually are pack animals i think
TheLittleAnimeDrawer 1 month ago
@TheLittleAnimeDrawer, the research done by Price, Bonanni, Ciuccie, Coppinger, Boitani and others shows that they aren't. Like many who don't know better you are mistaking being social with being a pack.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
Need some advise my mix Gsd rottie is rilly scared of people in suits
MegaBohan 1 month ago
now,german shepherds are pack animals and im surprised that this male protects a baby,you would expect a female to do it because they would care for their babies in the wild... german shepherds are wonderful dogs because of that loyalty and protectiveness.
isidora121minime 1 month ago
wolves do correct behavior like all animals, a wolf will bite and even pin the other wolf, and sometimes you see a wolf submit, body low and tail between its legs when the alpha of the pack bites the more submissive one, and there is a leader of the pack, even in humans, a human will follow another human and try to be the more popular one of the group, or even attack another human for a girl that he likes its instinct if dogs became wild they would form a pack i have seen stray dogs do this
TheDevilTwins 2 months ago
@TheDevilTwins wolves do not "correct" behavior. Everything your believe is wrong. Stop buying into the folklore you've gotten from TV. Read books and studies by real wolf researchers, their findings contradict your assertions.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3 does anything in my post say that i got it from TV? nope. I've learnt from all different sources. I dont listen to 1 professional i look into all there perpectives and gather info that way.
TheDevilTwins 1 month ago
@TheDevilTwins, where ever you got it from, it's wrong.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3 your telling me that where i get my info from is wrong. But yet they all seem to manage to come out with the same things about wolves and dogs. What makes you believe that their info that they give out is wrong. For all you know what you believe in could infact be wrong.
TheDevilTwins 1 month ago
@TheDevilTwins, no you are wrong. All the scientifically valid information will refute your claims. Again, read the science.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@TheDevilTwins Read the books or research of Adam Miklosi PhD, John Bradshaw PhD. Marc Bekoff PhD, Alexandra Horowitz PhD, Sophia Yin PhD, Ian Dunbar PhD.,or the books of Karen Pryor, Jean Donaldson, Mark Derr...
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3 i really dont have the time to argue with you.All im saying is you say everyone else is wrong because they havent done the kind of research you might have had.Everyone has different aspects of things.The only way for someone to truly understand animals is to actually live among them on a day to day basics. Thats my view on the matter.You dont like it so what who cares. Im getting sick of this endless fight over it.Just drop it.The next time you reply you will just be ignored.
TheDevilTwins 1 month ago
@TheDevilTwins this relativistic argument that you make is fallacious. We're not talking about religion where all views can be considered equally false or true. This is science. There is objective, repeatable, testable evidence. All the researchers I mentioned are not only scientists but also dog owners.
What you suggest is nonsense. You don't get to make up your own facts, because you really, Really, REALLY believe the guy on TV
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
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dog u shouldnt b afraid of? iv got a shepherd, n wen i see one wen im walkin i stay the fuk away. there bad arse protectors
nirokat 2 months ago
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nirokat 2 months ago
4:54
jp23011 2 months ago
the man..
jaytok7 3 months ago
cesar milan doesnt beware of dog
MICKEY0MOUSE1 3 months ago
awesome!!!!!
Expiriment23 3 months ago
Not a dog expert nor will i ever claim to be one but i personally think i'd rather have a obedient dog that was nudged with a foot a few times than have a walking weapon ready to pounce on someone with not even a moments notice.
DantesProphet 3 months ago
Man I agree with the comments about how he didn't kick the dog. Cause he Doesn't kick the dogs on his show. I have been watching The dog whisperer since it's first seson. And I can say thanks to Cesar Milan and his show. Cause it has helped me gain knowledge on dogs. And because of him and his techniques. It has helped with the training and socializing I do with my dog. Keep it up Cesar Milan.
Ronix7272 3 months ago
he doesn't kick, just a touch, not hurt but make the dog know who you are
paparazzi2806 3 months ago
@heartdogGSD I love my dog, but honestly, I think if a nudge is to encourage a dog to be a better behaved one, then it is perfectly acceptable, I've done that a few times to get my dog to establish what parts of the house are his, and what are mine,
MadaraPeinNaruto 3 months ago
people stop feeding trolls , those sort of people who think that was a kick have too much time in their hands , they don't even own dogs or they are failed trainers. They have not rescued even 1 dog from being put down so they don't have a right to criticize cesar.
hendrixexperiencedig 3 months ago
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hendrixexperiencedig 3 months ago
I was reading the comments and watched the video to see this man kick the dog. At 6:25 is what you people are talking about? WTF people that is NOT a kick. Wow some people need to chill.
It's a 120lbs dog that can easily kill the baby or the dad. It's being aggressive. I was waiting for a "KICK" and I see this harmless nudge to get the dogs attention.
I play rougher than that with my 4 year old.
EddySweat832 4 months ago
I have a German Sheperd(female) and every time I take her for a walk she's always WAY ahead of me. I can never get her to walk by me and I don't want to pull the leash and choke her. She's around a year old if that means anything. What the fuck do I do? Lol
CaptainNavarro1104 4 months ago
@CaptainNavarro1104 kick her butt like how cesar did. let her be calm and submissive first before walk
ix3Rukia 4 months ago
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HeartdogGSD 4 months ago
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CHANNEL it! Put a harness on her and get some rollerblades. (NOT to be like CM...) Give her a reason to be by you, carry treats, a tug toy, engage her. And, Do Not Follow @bkRukia
HeartdogGSD 4 months ago
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everydayimuploading 4 months ago
@TheAwokenMind ur right man
kingoftroy05 4 months ago
Daddy was such a good doggy! :[
bingcherry7 4 months ago
that dog would get an ass whoopin
AlbinoPancreas 4 months ago
german shepherds are the best
shinobimodder 5 months ago 40
Lol! The dog is a pedo! "Get the fuck away from my prisoner"
michaelftw300 5 months ago
lol my dog hates other dogs
she would try to bite and kill the other dog
:3 i love her but shes kookoo :DDD
2annoyed4u 5 months ago
@2annoyed4u lol sounds like my first dog cept for the biting me part. Lol when the other dog she was trying to get at had the guts to go up to her she would hide behind me. She liked to start stuff but once they came after her she was a wimp. She was a terrier/chihuahua mix about 10lbs
1NecroSpawn 5 months ago
That dog needs to gets laid.
lawdog2008 5 months ago
LOL male frustration
kimigasukidayo0 5 months ago
The one year at his parent's house messed up the dog.
jabber22 5 months ago
@jabber22 no its because the parents didnt play leadership role
marcostott 5 months ago
That women annoys me that she said shell get rid of that dog when she is an animal lover
athenaxia 5 months ago
i wanna pimp slap to death the daddy for saying he's fuckin done
213dope 5 months ago
Hes protecting the baby. INSTINCTS.
websuspect 5 months ago
damn look how quick he get that shepherds trust.
YuberSepiroth 5 months ago
Frustration,from a male point of view.
Lol..I completely understand what that means for sure..
ArmorKingRulez 6 months ago
wow i love how easily that woman says she can get rid of the dog..wonder if she will do the same to her kid someday
dracomancer01 6 months ago
Daddy - the calmest pitbull ever
UFOENGINE 6 months ago
I've never seen that hand slap! I'm not saying that it's cruel and start crying bloody murder though! L0L It takes knowledge and experience to handle dogs cause they can hurt you if you don' know what you're doing.
gnossticc 6 months ago
Mauricio ESCOBAR and i am pablo escobar ^^
getlife1st 6 months ago 2
He won't let anyone into the baby's room because that's where his stash is
MrEoinphelan 6 months ago
Wow, kicking and punching hard to a strange aggressive healthy 'German Shepherd', you don't need to tell us not to try that at home! xD
tojonegi2 6 months ago
I teared when the lady said she want to get rid of the dog ):
fantaziigal94 6 months ago
dont blame the dog blame yourself
if that gonna happen dont let the baby in the
GLUA14 6 months ago
Just by putting the dog in the pound won't solve the fucking problem!!!! Dumb humans!!!
kimmulakshmi 6 months ago
@kimmulakshmi Yeah it will dumbfuck hahahahha.
TokeyMcSmokeyy 4 months ago
@TokeyMcSmokeyy : Fuck you bastard....who the hell are you to call me dumb fuck??? Bastard
kimmulakshmi 4 months ago
@kimmulakshmi Sorry man. But you are a dumbfuck.
TokeyMcSmokeyy 4 months ago
I miss daddy!!!
kimmulakshmi 6 months ago
fack!!!!!!!
siuxiu 7 months ago
MrHestolemyname, all dogs are awesome, they just need Cesar to help bring out their awesomeness.
heartberryjoy 7 months ago
Cesar's pretty amazing how he can turn around the behaviour of dogs in a seemingly short period of time.
inbredagogo 8 months ago
Omg at the lady at 0:35! German Shepherds need extra training, exercise and attention because of potential aggressive/destructive behavior, out of boredom and frustration because Shepherds especially, flourish when people pleasing and given tasks which is why they are police, rescue and cadaver dogs! they are very intelligent dogs, so intelligent that they attempt to train themselves when their lazy owner decides to watch t.v rather than taking the dog for a walk or spending time with it.
girl123interrupted 8 months ago
Omg at the lady at 0:35! German Shepherds need extra training, exercise and attention because of potential aggressive/destructive behavior because out of boredom. Yes they are very intelligent fogs, so intelligent that they attempt to train themselves when their lazy owner decides to watch t.v rather than taking the dog for a walk or spending time with it.
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jyynx14 6 months ago
"is there any reason why he's not neutered?" Well, maybe because he's healthy??? Neuter a dog without medical reasons are illegal in some countries. There's no reason to neuter a physical healthy dog. It's a fairy tale that it makes them calmer. In most cases it has no effect at all. Especially at a young age, it can be even harmful. We never neutered our male dogs and never had problems with them.
Kuddebrunzer 8 months ago
@Kuddebrunzer
Your a dumb ass. There is scientific proof that fixing your dog make's them calmer and easier to train.
nalathecutie13 8 months ago
@nalathecutie13 you cant just rely on proofs which you have not yet experienced. i have 8 dogs, 1 bitch, neutered or not, it didn't change their personality, while there may be research stating it will make them calmer, it doesn't always happens so. most of the dog owner only feels the dog is getting calmer because he no longer rushes into things or human to have sex, but mostly, his personality wont change. my dog didn't get any calmer :)
akuinisukabeegees 7 months ago
@Kuddebrunzer dogs that hump anything and everything that moves are a lot of the time, neutered and trainers & Vets recommend neutering dogs with aggressive tendencies such as shepherds, pit bulls and doberman pinchers because the mass amounts of testosterone running in their veins makes them even more territorial and aggressive.
girl123interrupted 8 months ago
@Kuddebrunzer The reason for neutering a dog is to prevent more unwanted dogs from being born and put to sleep in pounds.
suicune690 4 months ago
Cesar is a genius
zepps88 8 months ago
youtube dog experts shut up,, this is why hes on the show not you! dogs bite eachother and everything a kick is nothing get over it, a dog is an animal and you must treat is like that NOT LIKE A HUMAN
joniqitu 8 months ago 22
@joniqitu and how is that?
Kuddebrunzer 8 months ago
@joniqitu So because it's an animal (and FYI we ARE animals as well, really) it's ok to treat it with less empathy and respect than a human? Sure dogs bite each other, sometimes in bad ways, sometimes in good ways. But that doesn't mean we should do it. He's on a show because he's obviously charming, charismatic, and draws people in. Which is why he has such vehement defenders like yourself.
HeartdogGSD 4 months ago
@HeartdogGSD That's ridiculous, we don't treat dog's like humans because they're not humans. We are their owners and leaders, we provide for them. When you are not being the leader, your dog will take over because of pack mentality, they need a leader, not an equal who only shows affection and no discipline or guidance. A physical touch is exactly how the pack leader controls members in the pack in the wild, except he does it with a bite, he is replicating that, get over it. You don't know dogs.
Holyniggles 3 months ago
@Holyniggles, there are many similarities between dogs and humans. Both respond to aggression with aggression, both respond to positive reinforcement. Learned helplessness is observed in both. It has even been shown that dogs are inequity averse (ie unfairness) just like humans. The difference is in degree not kind.
There is no need to try to be a leader b/c that means jack squat. Everything you claim about the "pack leader" is wrong.
AboutDogTraining3 3 months ago
Well I wouldn't move out of the door either if Cesar kicked me in the ribs then sucker punched me in the neck. "Don't try these methods at home"...you bet ya. That dog was not happy being hit, and why should it? Immediately after Cesar touched him the second time, the dog gave a hard stare and a little freeze (the mouth closed), which is often a precursor to a bite. Please, never try this at home, and quite frankly, never try this period. Dogs deserve better.
mydogkanskidrums 9 months ago
@mydogkanskidrums I hope you are not serious.... he just taped the dog to get his attention and guess what? it worked.....
tjsdaname 9 months ago
@tjsdaname And what does getting it's attention do? A dog like this has a reactivity issue with other dogs, i.e. it is not comfortable with other dogs around his home- he sees it as a threat. Physically punishing a dog for showing aggression does nothing but suppress behaviour. It does not eradicate the dog's fear and anxiety.
mydogkanskidrums 9 months ago 2
@mydogkanskidrums
I've met Ceasar in person and it looks like he's kicking them and punching them but when you are up close in person you see that his kicks are more like firm nudges and his punches are just quick, firm nudges as well. He's not hurting the or abusing the dog at all.
nalathecutie13 8 months ago
@nalathecutie13 I've met him, too. I still think it's abusive, even if you want to play semantics. There's no reason to even nudge with your foot to change behavior of a dog. It's not respectful in the least. I know that he's labeling how the dog is behaving as disrespectful, but in reality, it's just being a dog, in the vast array of personalities that dogs can have. They all do what works for them, be it acting like a brat, or sucking up to humans, and whatever in between.
HeartdogGSD 4 months ago
@HeartdogGSD i love dogs, i love my dog i would not trade her for a billion dollars. but you americans are so sensitive, he was just nudging/gently kicking the dog. i'm sorry, i know we are both on the same side, i know that you love dogs too and i am all against animal cruelty too but c'mon it was just a gentle kick it didn't hurt the dog, i hate that other people/dog trainers bitch about that a lot and i don't see anything wrong with it. people need to stop being so oversensitive for god sakes
yhtomitalmighty 4 months ago
@HeartdogGSD He was not kicking the dog! wtf? just like u said about humans and animals Yes u set the same rules for them and the dogs u set boundaries, respect, trust, and discipleine just like u do with humans!
butterskullz 4 months ago
@HeartdogGSD To correct behaviour, one wolf will bite another around the neck or face. How is a gentle nudge to gain the dogs attention abuse? They're not made of glass, not every form of physical contact has to be an act of abuse. People like you, with this viewpoint, are the reason a lot of dogs act like this.
Chell1246 2 months ago
@Chell1246, no wolves do not 'correct' behavior. That's nonsense. Millan is being stupid by punishing a fearful dog.
James98550 2 months ago
@James98550 Wolves most certainly do correct behaviour. If there was no enforcement then there would be no pack structure. Take a look at the pecking order of wolves and how they behave around a meal, and then tell me that they don't correct behaviour.
Chell1246 2 months ago
@Chell1246, no you are wrong. That would require theory of mind. And there is no such thing as a dog pack. Social groups have been studied and none of the results support your claim
James98550 2 months ago
@James98550 Oh Lord, you really are slow, aren't you?
Chell1246 2 months ago
@Chell1246 , you are quite ignorant. The scientific evidence refutes your foolish assertions.
James98550 2 months ago
@James98550 This is not a scientific matter. Dogs are descended from wolves, and are in themselves pack animals. Pack animals need structure, and they have no vocal language, so physical is the only way. Stop applying a humans way of thinking to a dog. This coming from a dog lover who abhors mistreating animals.
Chell1246 2 months ago 9
@Chell1246 dogs are not pack animals. I tire of people repeating this lie. Stupid people repeating what they've heard on tv. The research is very clear and does not support your claim.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3 Has this research you speak of been published in any scientific journals such as the journal of Animal Behaviour? If so I would love to see it, this is not sarcasm. I have searched the databases of JSTOR and EBSCO and cant find any articles written by animal behavior scientists on this matter, only bits from Jean Donaldson, a dog trainer, and quips from blogs and forum posts. Can you give me the title of the books you speak of?
HybridFights 1 month ago
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@HybridFights you can start with these papers "Alpha Status Dominance and Division of Labor", and the book Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3
Not pack animals? I'm sorry, but what? I can't even imagine a dog that's all alone. I have two dogs now, about to get a third, and they have such a striking pack mentality, and what's the best part is that us humans are part of the pack too. A pack is a family, even cats can live in a family, I suggest you stop saying 'read the books' and look at how your dog lives with you.
RonnieKane 1 month ago
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@RonnieKane, no not pack animals. The form social groups but a "pack" has a number of specific behavioral criteria that the group dogs do not meet. If your definition of pack is so vague that it includes any group of animals, the word becomes useless since it no long describes but merely labels. I suggest you start reading some books, might help you with your uninformed opinion.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@RonnieKane dogs are pack animals by nature and it's always better to have another dog or cat (some dogs like them some not) so they have friend.
isidora121minime 1 month ago
@isidora121minime
I agree! Though dogs can be perfectly social and happy with being the only dog in the family, after all each human is like another dog or cat, it doesn't matter to them. They see past the species and easily consider all of us families. :)
RonnieKane 1 month ago
@isidora121minime, no they are not pack animals. You are mistaking sociability for "pack" which is different.
AboutDogTraining3 1 month ago
@AboutDogTraining3 I would still like a response from you about your sources.
HybridFights 1 month ago
at least the dog is protective over the child, and not trying to kill it
gr1m4ce 9 months ago
Germans Shepherds only like Aryan Northern Europeans.
joesoap81 9 months ago
That dog is possessed. Leave the house haha
NolanRichrdsnJag32 9 months ago
I own a 10 month old German Shepherd called Sasha, she is as good as gold all the time, when i'm out walking her she stays by my side all the time, dosn't pull or anything. But like in this video, when somebody goes by on a bicycle she just launches herself at them. Why is this? is it fear? is it anger? i don't know but i got to put a stop to it. Any advise or tips would be greatly appreciated.
84Masterofpuppets 11 months ago
@84Masterofpuppets
Likely the puppy has a decent prey drive. This drive is a positive for the dog but only if it is directed in the right way, otherwise it becomes almost an over protection or an OCD type of behavior. I may be incorrect on this, but from your explanation it sounds like prey drive, especially if it is a pure bred dog.
KTA2010 10 months ago
@KTA2010 Yeah, she is a pure bred. How can i direct this prey drive in a positive way?
84Masterofpuppets 10 months ago
like if you could read the subtitles!
MrDarthReaper 11 months ago
CO za azy
abhishaike 11 months ago
Probably because she undermines the husband, so he lost his dominance with the dog. The dog saw her doing the fake dominance, husband gave in, dog lost respect for the male as the dominant one, the female took over. But like all girls, the fake dominance females use to control men doesn't work on dogs. The dog easily took over the dominance that female had, which was none, just imaginary.
exodiaj 1 year ago 2
@exodiaj women are fucking lame.
sugarfree343 9 months ago
@exodiaj It's thinking like this that makes me feel very, very sorry for dogs....
HeartdogGSD 4 months ago
@HeartdogGSD
Same with you. Dogs are not part of your family.
exodiaj 3 months ago
daddy is freaking awsome xD would love to have a pitbull like him :(
MrHestolemyname 1 year ago 57
@MrHestolemyname You will have one i you are a leader like Ceaser...
PRJking 10 months ago
@MrHestolemyname I Thought Pitbulls Were iLLEGAL!
MrUkaboy14 6 months ago
@MrUkaboy14 in the uk and i think new zealand they are however they are only illegal in some states in the usa
redddit 6 months ago
@redddit they are not illegal in new zealand.. ive just bought a pitbull puppy and i live in new zealand
KCRskidder 6 months ago
@KCRskidder ah ok cool congrats i know its illegal in the uk wasnt sure about nz
redddit 6 months ago
@MrHestolemyname it is a german sheperd
tob1boy 5 months ago
@tob1boy no. daddy is a pitbull...
MrHestolemyname 5 months ago
@MrHestolemyname If I finish my highschool my boyfriend is going to give me a pitbull and I want to train him just like Daddy, actually thanks to Daddy Im inlove with pitbulls
JesusChristlovesu1 5 months ago
the woman ruined him!! haha.. see what happens when yo uget married! ;)
CreazioniPinnacolo 1 year ago
Tnx 4 vid`s brate :)
Svaka cast za trud,bas sam uzivao u ovom snimku,gledacu i ostale stvari sa tvog channel-a sto se tice N.Geographic-a
sa89le 1 year ago