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idiot person who tethered a dog this fear aggressive in a public place, idiot guy who thought approaching the dog over and over while sticking your hand out and going "shhhh...shhhhh" was going to help calm him down? ppl r so dumb. poor dog.

@thatoneguy2 huh? So being in front of your dog makes you the leader, and if you dog is not facing you, then suddenly they are the leader? Isn't true respect/leadership when your dog can be 50 feet in front of you, off leash, completely distracted by something, and when you call them they turn an...

another wonderful video to send to my clients to review what we talked about that day...thanks emily!! :)

Punched my client's dog in the face over a "dominance battle" (4 month old puppy? Don't hire him.

Not happy, called stereotypic behavior, seen often in zoo and circus elephants, never int he wild. response to stress, boredom, frustration and confinement...but yes, the zoo would probably tell you shes dancing.

I would like to know if the girl crying int his video knows how her hamburgers are made. way worse than this.

good for the lions.

Circus elephants are horribly mistreated in any circus. so are the other wild animals. even if they didnt train them abusively, which they do, the nature of a traveling circus, the long hours confined in a boxcar, hustled from noisy city to noisy city, running around to blaring music and lights f...

Chains r 4 traveling, sleeping, being bred, giving birth, groomed, waiting in boxcars for 8 hrs to be unloaded, so pretty much all of the time, when not training or performing. You can find loads of videos of Circus elephants being chained w/out padding. even w/padding, this doesn't alleviate th...

is his tail wrapped with duct tape??!!

Did you use Ian Dunbar's method for this? good job.

BADASS, I'm proud of my city. this gives me chills....looking forward to a day of animal free circuses.

their should be groups, like veterinary staff, biologists, college students, average citizens, etc and make the protests more efficient and potent, each with part of the message. like 50 people standing in veterinary scrubs saying something tangible about the healthcare of animals in the circus,...

It is unnatural and unheard of for a wild elephant to "trample" or show any aggression towards her baby. female elephants in zoos show this abnormal behavior due to their environment, stress, depression and not knowing the proper way to interact with a calf. elephants are like humans, they learn...

nope...hes scared. great job! you are a talented and skilled trainer. I hope you make more videos in response to some of the punishment/nonsense based videos out there about how to teach certain things. kudos

I like this method in theory...but what do you do with those dogs who have something really high value, and look at you intently when you say the cue, however, continue to hold the object in their mouth. they can then see what youre working with and choose to continue with what they have if it's ...

is that a NSDTR??? I have never seen this breed doing k9 freestyle...must send to my sister, she has one :) who only responds to "Cheeseburger?" lol.

Great Video as usual Emily. Owners REALLY need to understand when they are making their dog nervous in training or any other interactions. So many human/dog relationships can be salvaged with this information alone. Cheers! - Hannah

This video is more accurate then the one where you were outside, claiming she was looking for imaginary sheep. At least here you explain to the public signs of anxiety. You are basically sensitizing her to hearing her name, which is the opposite of what you want. she gets nervous and looks away,...

I disagree that this dog is focused on an "imaginary herd of sheep" and that is why she is having trouble listening. everything about her body language says she is fearful. Also not sure what you mean by "looking away is a typical border collie behavior.". Looking away is a typical "I'm nervous"...

This elephant is not "having a good time" These elephant NEVER do this in the wild, where they belong...even when hey are having a GREAT time. Elephants only do this in captivity, because they are stressed, bored, and frustrated. If these are indeed pygmy elephants, they should be in the dense ...

what zoo was this? this species of elephant is highly endangered and only discovered not too long ago, which means these elephantst must have been captured from the wild. why?

wow...some tense moments between these two. not relaxed/friendly behavior, more on edge. must suck to be stuck in a tiny space with someone that may or may not attack you at any given moment...

the more reactive dog. then follow the steps kikopup outlines in this video, just switch it around to being behind the fence. for example:

1) click and treat for noticing, bot ut not barking at sounds/sights outside fence. start with low intensity (dog at distance) and move to higher intensity (d...

Hi, interesting video. It looks like the white shepard has an abnormal amount of anxiety/resource guarding around the food bowl. The other shepard actually seems like the less anxious more stable dog, who avoids the the white shepard's socially abnormal behaviors, like he's very used to it, but a...

just read your story, and it really hit me hard. I'm dealing with so much greif/guilt right now due to my soul mate, my baby of 8 yrs, Louie BigHead passing. Never have i met a being like him. rescued 2 hours before euthanasia and he saved me too. he suffered from anxiety and 6 wks ago, i made t...