วีดีโอ

Glad the owner did not give up on his shiba.

Shiba's are very challenging dogs. You did a great job with him

I want to know if you can touch him hug him or play him without the leash after the training.

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

🎉😊🎉😊🎉😊 عالی بود good

good 😊🎉

Still an interesting video, keep it up!

I loved your care of little black Shiba Randy I think. Hello from France. You should make more videos.

Shiba Inu's are like any other dog. If you socialize them as a puppy, they will be sweet and friendly and curious. Lazy A$$ owners get Shiba's and use the excuse "its just how the breed is" - Its not. That mentality is why there are aggressive and reactive Shiba's out there.

Oiih'what lovely dogs,,little funny too, but you help this dogs , very good. Animals its best friends ❤😄🐕🐕🐕🐾🐾🐾👍🌟❤🌅Byee

Great for you! Now, how about explaining what you are doing and why to the viewers?

Loved this so much!!

very good

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

good🤩

🤩🤩🤩

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

greatdog1398

گانر زیبا

Also, I might want to add... Seeing day 1 vs day 4 - that was awesome progress. You did basically the kind of desensitation where you showed him simply that growling and snapping doesn't make you back down, right? Not a ton of throwing treats whenever and whereever you approach, right? I am still thinking about my puppy's resource guarding and while I sure don't want to punish her and make her more stressed in eating situations, I had done the treats when I approach her food since I got her and it obviously didn't work.

When at the beginning you said "It's pretty rough... I'm kinda not looking forward to it" I felt you. My puppy has food aggression - it really makes your heart sink if a dog is aggressive. Wanted nothing more all my life than a dog and thought I was so well prepared, I did exercises around the food bowl to countercondition and desensitize and yet still often let her eat in peace... So I did everything trainers recommend, and still she is food aggressive. Apart from that, I think I did a good job for a first time dog owner - she is well socialized to the environment and dogs, will even go on public transport with me; she can sit, down, stay, go-around (she runs around an object I put in the distance), center (she goes between my legs), paw, look at me, leave it, and of course here... is quite good (though not perfect) on the leash, can fetch a ball (though drop it somewhere around me, not in my hand) and all that. Still, there is the food aggression, and it just feels like a heavy stone on my heart. I don't know wether that's the right way to say it in English, but that's how it feels. Anyway, thank you for bringing videos out there where you deal with truly aggressive dogs, thank you for being honest about how even as a trainer you sometimes feel bad about aggression in dogs, and thank you of course for the educational content!

Prongcollar on a wolfdog. This animal abusing bullshit is incompetent. U obviously understand nothing about dogs

Ecollar on every dog, highly distressed dogs:this incompetent bullshit on dogs doesn't deserve the name dogtraining. Learn basics about dogs that you lack

my dog needs this

Hi there - great video! I have a question if you don't mind. Background: My 2yo shiba Kobe is nothing like this, he never shows his teeth to people and super confident, friendly and approachable with humans. He used to be like that with other dogs too but once he hit puberty he is now only friends with his day ones. He is also big and strong at 16kg so he knows he can dominate a lot of the new dogs that he meets. The problem is he is very calm and composed, never barks in anger and shows no signs of aggression until the dog comes close enough to him that he can pounce on them and try and bite their snout. Sometimes he will also use his front paws to grab the other dog and hold him while he tries to attack them, it's pretty vicious and all happens in a split second so I have to watch him like a hawk if there are stranger dogs near us. He's better with females than males and can get used to a new dog after meeting them a several times. My problem is that he gives no warning signs and attacks super quick. It seems like he's hyper dominant with other dogs, it all started when he turned 11 months and seems to just get worse now. Any idea how I can start to remedy this?

Wow, what a transformation. We just adopted a 3-year old one-eyed Shiba, and he only has very basic training and bites hands if surprised. I have an appointment with a trainer, but wasn't sure how much was possible. He is a bit older, but this gives me hope! Thank you

I too have a black and tan shiba named Randy! He’s also aggressive but not quite to this extreme.

The thing with my Shiba is sometimes she plays and gets along very well with other dogs, even the ones she doesn't know. And sometimes she just doesn't. She was well socialized from the very start and was super playful. She began to show these mood changes just before her first heat (which happened very very soon, at 4-5 months, even though she is large in comparison to other Shibas). And even after we sterilized her, she is still not 100% reliable.

Please, don’t ever do this to Vizsla, It is a message from a person who knows this bread well enough. It is Not an average dog for your comfort or obedience! If you do have patience or time for Vizsla, please, don’t have it, please, please, please… They are wonderful dogs.

From : James H. Mathewson Sr. Did you know that ✨GOD✨ controls the bird’s of the air and the beasts of the field ? looks to me like your dog is smiling 👍😀☝️ ! The Joy of the ✨LORD✨ is our Strength !!! 🖤❤️🤍

That 🐈 just be chilln

Are you using a verbal command as well as your hand signal?

I just found you and I'm glad I did! I'd live to see more how to's

I'd love to see how you actually correct behavior like when he walked out of the heel you called him into

This lady has great skills and a great cat

I watched a news report of two of these ripped a field full of sheep to bits in Europe a fucking slaughter the field was just full of bits of sheep

When shibe doge joins the darkside of the force.

I have a shiba inu. He does not bite me or the ones he trusts. I can put my hand while he’s growling at other dogs and he won’t bite me. However, i don’t know why he’s friendly towards some dogs and not towards others. Sizes, gender and temper can very. For example, he’s very gentle towards a small super senior blind dog. They’ve known each since My dog was a puppy so I think that’s why my dog is careful with him. With other small dogs he will lay down like In hunting position and wait like he’s going to hunt them down. He has a couple best friends though . One is a young beagle with lots of energy. She will jump literally on him , nibble him and he will not react, let her do whatever she wants to him and just play. But other dogs (seems at random) he will just growl and show teeth. Idk what to do. My bf recently rescued a corgi mixed with pitbull (we think , size of a corgi and face of a pitbull). She only wants to play and love everyone. Extremely submissive , but my dog does not like her.

What do you recommend for aggression towards other dogs especially in house?

My shiba inu was never aggressive, she was socialized very early with dogs and cats as a puppy. She’s super lovable and sweet and loves kids.

is this disposition a tendency with shiba inus?

That Shiba would have been seeing stars if it were my dog. That would be the day any dog of mine should snarl and show it’s teeth to me.

I am having an issue with my 5 month old shiba inu he keeps attacking my 4 year old female shiba, I am in desperate need of help

Oh my gosh!!! Yay!!! Goooooo you!!! Everyone in my household needs to watch this -.- they keep letting him get away with things and he's getting a freaking attitude!

The collar is very uncomfy and bad for dogs what you use they are mutch better what doesnt hurt the dogs. The Shiba was broken I have a shiba and i read mutch about this Rase. The shiba is unique and has a very special charakter like no other Dog. I dont know whats happend with this Shiba but he looks like a broken forced to humen will Shiba. thats sad.

I’ve come to thank the gods the my shiba doesn’t have an agression bone in his body towards me. He gets a little nippy when he’s overly excited or playful and that’s about it😅 though he does get a little agressive with big dogs

I have two shiba I suspect the owners must of been busy and left the dog alone as a puppy. Shibas are independent but their not literal cats because puppies need a lot of attention. My second shiba has a bad attitude I suspect she would be as bad as him if I did not give her attention as a puppy. I was able to out s stop to the crazy aggression.

But i rather think he's a hair away from biting. That annoyed look when putting on a leash is still there

SSA