What I don't understand about this dig is why he attacts other dogs after his pre life of humans wanting too eat him . My question is to cesur is why he doesn't attact humans ?
@@kathyleicester7306 unless you are also rich and famous, you couldn't empathize. You could sympathize. Regardless, assuming you meant to say that you couldn't sympathize with them, why not? I'm sure you've known some people with money and status in your life and perhaps didn't even know it. Do you automatically not give a crap about anyone because of their status and wealth? If they're having the same exact problem as someone without means, it's just as annoying and frustrating for them.
@@HumanGoodOne i dont get why you think your comment is funny. Its actually idiotic. Just becsuse they said NATIVE LANGUAGE? Eh it is his native language. If its Spanish so what ? Im sure the commenter knew that, they were just saying instead of always hearing him speak English it was nice to hear him speak in his mother tongue.. your comment is just silly. And also remember not everyone who watches Cesar is american. Yeah shocking other countries with different languages watch... stop being a dick .
@@bubbag8895 just because they aren’t perfect and needed some Cesar guidance doesn’t make them any less wonderful and caring. They clearly love that dog and are willing to do everything to help him and them, so yes, I would definitely say he’s lucky.
7:02 Yes! As a blind person, I can attest to this. You feel what the dog is doing, communicate via touch, words, love. Even though some dogs can be extremely visual communicators, they can be tought to respond to the voice and other senses. I wish I could have really watched it, had it explained to me. This is fascinating how he was all growls, then later, not a sound. Beautiful work as always, Cesar.
@@charlottesphie7037 blind people have assistant, or a partner, even a family member helping them. they type for them and say the text for them, the blind people just listen
@@albertcociosr.4584 you can’t dude is rich af and famous af you are better off looking up a professional near you online. They will do the same job expect they don’t have a TV show behind them. (Not taking anything away from Caesar btw he’s great just sayin loads of other people do that too)
Over the years of this mans HELP I raised 2 dogs and they are trained, friendly with so much love! My Frenchie has passed away last year but I raised him with Cesar's methods and he was the BEST gentle doggy. Now I have Pixie my little Chihuahua & though I miss my Frenchie I love her also and apply what Cesar always teaches us. Be calm and repeat repeat repeat. Bless you my brother, I know you've been through so much but still in action! You are a role model to us~
GoogIe the phrase above. It's a very heIpfuI guide on how to have a calm dog at all times. You'll be truly amazed at how establishing leadership completely transforms your dog. It's the very best thing you can do if your dog shows signs of aggression.
Use a basket muzzle before he does! And correct him while on leash (pin him) if tries to attack. If he stares for too long with ears up in a stiff way, make a fast leash correction with a hiss noise from you. Do this every single time while on leash until he learns to never engage a dog in an aggressive way. From there, you can teach the dog to learn to trust other dogs by your lead and your lead only. Discipline is usually the missing piece of the puzzle in all aggression cases and timing is everything. The reward is getting to meet/socialize and have freedom when they do it right.
There could be 10,000 Cesar's in this world and it won't make a difference people just have too much ego and are so out of touch with the natural world
Yes 👍 like Cesar saying, people thinks that dogs are behaving same as humans so they treat them like there own children with a lot of affection.. That's the wrong thing to do in dog 🐕 world.
This is not a good sign though. The dog learns to listen based on pain signals, it might not behave on healthier leashes through this training. Slip leashes are not meant to be used constantly as they can damage the neck, throat and spine through these motions that they are doing.
It's more like the dogs feel the calmness and control Cesar has over himself. So, that's what any dog feels, Cesar's calm, assertive, positive and compassionate self. Following Cesar's energy leadership behavior calms and relaxes the dog. An assertive energy is being transmitted through the leash.
@@sallycasas4170 Yup spot on. I actually think some people don't believe that dogs pick up on our energy... but of course they most certainly do and Cesar is proof of that.
I need this man's guidance! Reintroducing dogs can be so stressful. Recently having a dog fight and unfortunately being bitten.....the stress is there. His calm is actually quite intense. He's such an amazing teacher!
So important to not feel sorry for their past and help these dogs move forward positively. I always remind myself, you can't change their past but you can change their future. I've only ever had rescue dogs with uncertain pasts and Cesar's way has helped my dogs and me every single time. We can become a better version of ourselves by learning from Cesar, which ultimately helps us be better dog owners. ❤
his handling skills still amaze me, being a trainer/behaviorist myself, and learning from hundreds of other trainers/behaviorists i truly do think hes the best in the world,
Thank you so much T_T this really helped a lot. My dog used to get so angry if another dog approaches us even though they were friendly, but not anymore. It doesn't help that the dogs around my neighborhood are mostly unleashed and unattended.
I watch for the dog training, but I leave pondering larger life lessons and paradigms....I say Mr. Milan is achieving the goal of creating better human beings, bc I have learned more mindfulness for myself and others. BLESSINGS TO ALL❤️🙏✌️
I absolutely NEEDED this video! I rescued my dog, some dogs depending on energy she may be ok, but most of the time she gets aggressive and watching this man has helped soooo many issues we had from the beginning, but still working on aggressiveness and this is what I needed. She gets fixated on a dog and now I can try this different technique!!
That walk that he does at 1:25 - My dog (Beagle & Jack Russell mix) used to do that whenever we would walk up to our favorite walking trail because she just gets so excited to be on the trail. But I spent weeks & weeks training her on the leash & she doesn’t do it anymore. It was annoying @ the time but seeing this dog do it made me miss when my dog would do it lol.
Thank you so much for this. Three months ago we adopted a 13 year old and half blind Maltese, Maxi, and the last few days he has started to go for other dogs walking past while we go for our walk. From one of your previous videos I have taught little Maxi not to engage when the ' fence-barkers ' start and he mostly behaves like an angel, so I can't wait for the next walk to try this new technique. Many thanks.
Very useful for me as Dog Walker your explanations. I work everyday with one Dog of my pack which is aggresive with others animals and I apply your system. Thank you very much from Argentine
Cesar is the best! I actually think the same psychology used on dogs can be applied to humans. Especially the energy transfer portion. Valuable lesson!
@@Epic_gamerd great observation. I just rewatched and noticed that he changed to the slip lead as you stated. I also noticed at 5:05 it changes back to the harness......bad editing.
Love you cesar as a dog owner I have learned so much from you dog from your videos God bless you always, your whole family and all your pets I’m a animal lover. 👍👏🙌🙏🙏🙏
I wish Cesar would talk more about the energy, mindfulness, etc. Most people don't understand it. It sounds like naval-gazing gibberish. Understanding one's own mind, how we exist with self-talk (inner narratives, a story), being able to differentiate the moment without all that, is transforming. People don't realize how they go through life in a fog, and believing their own narrative. They're present in their narrative, not what's actually happening. The one thing that made this clear to me was Libet's discovery of a 2/10th second delay between the subconcious deciding something, and our conscious mind believing it chose. That's not a lot of time. But, it's enough to show that we aren't in control of ourselves the way we believe we are. Our subconcious is 90% of our brain. Our consciousness emerges from that. And, as Libet discovered, it's an ongoing emergence (not like you wake up in the morning and now you're in control. Choices, thoughts, judgements occur slightly before we consciously believe we "had that thought, choice, judgement." It's like believing our own lies. (Researchers are conflicted on just how significant Libet's discovery was. They quibble about what it means for free will. But, the essentiall process is there that our conscious mind emerges from the subconscious. We aren't in conscious control of ourselves the way we think we are. Mindfulness practice brings us closer to that emergent nature, and we're able to exercise a veto power over what we recognize emerging. Rather than reacting to it as if it's "reality.").
Once again Cesar shows how important is ENERGY!! This video is very helpful for me: my dog (cane corso/pitbull mix) has a very similar attitude around other dogs; even if he knows very well the basic commands, he loses his mind when he sees other dogs. But i understand again that it's up to ME to guide him into the right way to be. THANKS CESAR!! Better humans, better planet ✌🏻 Btw, now i'd love to see Sho-nuff to the DPC 😁
Awesome, Cesar, as usual. Our bull terrier pup reacts the same way this dog did, when other dogs are around, but ours is super excited and wants to meet them, not necessarily kill them however it always feels like that to me. I try to keep calm but it's so hard when I'm afraid our dog will possibly hurt another one from sheer exuberance and dogged determination.
I've tried this with my daschund-terrier rescue and it does not work. The best item I've found for ensuring a better quality walk and slowly teaching him to tolerate other dogs is a gentle leader leash. So much less stressful.
I like the fact that he's showing people that you don't have to use treats, nor do you have to over-punish the dog. Be firm, quick, consistent about what you expect, and maintain calm-assertive energy and behavior.
Cesar exudes confidence, calm & assertiveness. Just need to follow Cesar's way. Cesar, your attitude creates confidence, calm and an assertiveness energy. "Eso!"
What no one seems to understand is that dogs ALWAYS improve their behavior when someone else takes ahold of the leash because they dont know the person,they dont know what to expect, etc. My boy dog is exactly like this dog. He doesnt give a shit about what i say, do, etc but the second my male neighbor takes the leash, hes an angel.
I appreciate the show addressing these common issues. However, because it is a show and needs to be edited, we don’t get to see the real situation unfold. If you watch carefully, you’ll notice that when Caesar first handles the dog, the leash and leash positions change about 3 times. My point is, these snippets of what we’re shown are not enough to truly be helpful because we don’t see most of the training that he’s doing with the humans. I don’t know if the books are more helpful. If anyone knows please let me know. I am not knocking him, just stating facts. It also helps me to see that it doesn’t always happen as instantaneously for Caesar as the camera editing “magic” makes it seem (going back to what I said about the dogs leash changing several times in that initial shot).
He looks more like he has Korean jindo or Thai ridgeback in him than pitbull, he comes from a Thailand dog meat market so geographically speaking most types of dogs that end up there are dog breeds like Akita, shiba inu, Korean jindo, Thai bangkaew, Thai ridgebacks. On top of that pit bulls, American bullies, American Staffordshires and other similar breeds are banned in Thailand and surrounds ( not saying you won’t find one there, but highly unlikely to be in a meat breeding farm).. so although it’s absolutely sickening that dog meat facilities actually exists you have to remember that there is no enforced animal cruelty laws over there BUT there is banned breed legislations that carry hefty penalties and jail time if caught with those specific breeds………………….so after me rambling on, my opinion is that he’s is some sort of mix of any of these 4 dogs Akita/shiba inu/Thai ridgeback/jindo
You're the dog rescuer! You never fail to amaze me. I have a reactive gsd but have her under control. Answered the door yesterday and she barked then settled but there were other door to door people going past so she'd give a bark at them. The guy said she was going nuts. I replied that's not nuts, she's being a shepherd. Nuts would've been if she'd gone beyond the boundary I've set for her. When I'm in on my own, her job is to protect me but I keep her safe which is, for me, the most important thing. Yeah she thinks she's protecting mum, but I'm in control. Snap of my fingers and she shuts up! 😂 😂
I have 4 dogs, and we live out in the country. We don't do walks and dog parks, but they have room to run, play and have fun, and a dog door where they can go in and out freely. Most things I can handle pretty well. But one problem I haven't been able to solve. On the rare occasions when they're on a leash they do well and I don't worry about them harassing people or other dogs. I can get them to pass on by and stay with me. But off leash, behind their fence, they bark at all the dogs who go by on the road, and any people who come up in the driveway, even if the dogs have seen them many times. Two of them especially - the big guy and his minion - start yelling at people whenever they move, talk louder or whatever. I can get them to quiet down for a little while, but if I'm always telling the dogs to be quiet, it's hard to talk or visit! There are probably other things involved, but the dogs think of it as a game, you can tell. I haven't tried it, but maybe if I bring the big guy out on a leash and have him stand with us while we talk? The minion follows his lead. Or maybe there's some other way to teach them ...
Soooo astonishing !!! I can watch this vid every day. The Dose of wright energy for every morning walk. And so on. Watch Your Dog! Stay calm and confident. Another proof - it's the human that causes the bad or thr Wright behavoir. So it's our responsibility to make it a good day. You get a dog - You have to take over the responsibility for your Friend as well as taking responsibility for the Nature we're allowed to live in. Almost No difference in education of children.
Whenever I take my dogs to the vet I find myself watching other pet owners and looking at all the things they are doing wrong😁 for example.. If their doggies are going crazy pulling on the leash after seeing another dog, I see the owners hanging on for dear life instead of correcting and then cuddling the dog to calm him which of course is rewarding the behaviour.. One time every dog there was barking at another dog.. Except my girl who was calmly sitting down and ignoring everyone else, mind you, she's a street dog I rescued as an adult so I haven't even had her as a pup! A lady actually came up to me and asked who trained her.. I said Cesar Milan😀
this "energy" thing is sooo true - I've always felt and shown security, calmness and confidence towards my kids and as well towards all dogs I've been confronted or spent time with in my life, and : It works B-)
No matter how many times I see it; no matter how he explains it and how logical it all is, it always feels like magic.
I have the same reaction every time too
It's a little suspicious if I'm being honest
@@poober8826 lol yea I’m sure the dogs are paid actors
I completely agree!
It all makes sense logically, nevertheless amazing to watch...
@@bingevintage8124 😂
watching how Cesar M. just take control of the animal's so easily makes me think he's the owner of all dogs...incredible.
I know it!
I think so 🤣🤔🤣🤔🤣
😅😅😅
Absolutely
What I don't understand about this dig is why he attacts other dogs after his pre life of humans wanting too eat him .
My question is to cesur is why he doesn't attact humans ?
Or maybe the dog is defending the owner and does not give a fuck about Cesar
17 years later and I’m STILL so impressed with this man lol. He is the BEST!!
You just made me realize I know and admire Cesar for over 35 years! I never thought about it.
For the first time in on of Cesar's episode, i feel like the people raising the dog are genuinely nice people
And they are regular people, not some famous whatever with houses all over the country. I am sorry but I don't have empathy for those guys.
they're almost always nice people. just that most of them are clueless ..... but usually still nice.
What a strange thing to say. I've seen many nice people on the show.
@@kathyleicester7306 So famous people are not human and deserve no empathy by default? Really weird. Edit : And by the way, Cesar is famous as well...
@@kathyleicester7306 unless you are also rich and famous, you couldn't empathize. You could sympathize.
Regardless, assuming you meant to say that you couldn't sympathize with them, why not? I'm sure you've known some people with money and status in your life and perhaps didn't even know it. Do you automatically not give a crap about anyone because of their status and wealth? If they're having the same exact problem as someone without means, it's just as annoying and frustrating for them.
He makes this look so natural… and it works!
…And …it …WORKS‼️
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Love to hear Cesar speaking his native language. Nice treat.
It's called Spanish. 🤣
@@HumanGoodOne It is actually Castellano and it IS his native language!
De acuerdo, me encanta escucharlo. 😉
@@HumanGoodOne i dont get why you think your comment is funny. Its actually idiotic. Just becsuse they said NATIVE LANGUAGE? Eh it is his native language. If its Spanish so what ? Im sure the commenter knew that, they were just saying instead of always hearing him speak English it was nice to hear him speak in his mother tongue.. your comment is just silly. And also remember not everyone who watches Cesar is american. Yeah shocking other countries with different languages watch... stop being a dick .
@@blackraven763 explain 🤨. Just curious
They really seem like wonderful people. What a lucky dog to have them as his family. I wish them everything good!
Lucky? Didn't you see they are the problem?
@@bubbag8895 just because they aren’t perfect and needed some Cesar guidance doesn’t make them any less wonderful and caring. They clearly love that dog and are willing to do everything to help him and them, so yes, I would definitely say he’s lucky.
@@bubbag8895 yeah lucky wasn’t for them sho gun woulda been akita stu
@@brandonUwanawich954 I concede
@@bubbag8895 I bet you must really very understanding with everything in your life
7:02
Yes! As a blind person, I can attest to this. You feel what the dog is doing, communicate via touch, words, love. Even though some dogs can be extremely visual communicators, they can be tought to respond to the voice and other senses.
I wish I could have really watched it, had it explained to me. This is fascinating how he was all growls, then later, not a sound.
Beautiful work as always, Cesar.
Im sorry, u really blind?. I mean your english is better than mine.
@@charlottesphie7037 blind people have assistant, or a partner, even a family member helping them. they type for them and say the text for them, the blind people just listen
@@luckyy099 sorry. Thats sound not practical
@@luckyy099 ll po of loo
How are you able to read and type this message?
I love how Cesar switch to Spanish when he realized it’s really hard for her. That showed so much thoughtfulness.
Me too!
Cesar is the dog's psychiatrist, and the dog's owners psychologist.
Love his knowledge, his charisma, Cesar makes this planet a better place.
How can I get Caesar to come and help my family with our dog ? he's an awesome trainer
@@albertcociosr.4584 you can’t dude is rich af and famous af you are better off looking up a professional near you online. They will do the same job expect they don’t have a TV show behind them. (Not taking anything away from Caesar btw he’s great just sayin loads of other people do that too)
2 of the nicest, most humble people I've seen on the show
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Life stor y
Over the years of this mans HELP I raised 2 dogs and they are trained, friendly with so much love! My Frenchie has passed away last year but I raised him with Cesar's methods and he was the BEST gentle doggy. Now I have Pixie my little Chihuahua & though I miss my Frenchie I love her also and apply what Cesar always teaches us. Be calm and repeat repeat repeat. Bless you my brother, I know you've been through so much but still in action! You are a role model to us~
I still cant believe they cancel his show on natgeo, it was the best show ever.
One of the most stupid executive decisions they made. Their loss
They did??!!! Is he showing on another network??
@@The_18th_Fret hes coming back on natgeo starting August on friday nights. Im so excited!
@@samkim3329 hes back on natgeo starting next week, friday nights
@@UriValdez noway! Nice. What made them backtrack on their decision? And will the show still be called dog whisperer or a new name? Great news
My son has a large dog that has become aggressive towards almost everyone. We really need help with this before he bites someone!
GoogIe the phrase above. It's a very heIpfuI guide on how to have a calm dog at all times. You'll be truly amazed at how establishing leadership completely transforms your dog. It's the very best thing you can do if your dog shows signs of aggression.
Make sure ur son is building a bond with the dog from the moment he gets it. When ur son his calm the dog will be more prone to stay calm
Use a basket muzzle before he does! And correct him while on leash (pin him) if tries to attack. If he stares for too long with ears up in a stiff way, make a fast leash correction with a hiss noise from you. Do this every single time while on leash until he learns to never engage a dog in an aggressive way. From there, you can teach the dog to learn to trust other dogs by your lead and your lead only. Discipline is usually the missing piece of the puzzle in all aggression cases and timing is everything. The reward is getting to meet/socialize and have freedom when they do it right.
Dog daddy if you can't get Caesar.
@@mnm291 Both suck, and are dog abusers. Don’t abuse your dog into submission.
This guy is amazing, truly.
comment section is hysterical, truly...The show is obviously fake.
As it always goes. Dogs don't need training. People do.
But then u read the other comments and you realize people still don't get that they are the issue. World needs more Cesar
There could be 10,000 Cesar's in this world and it won't make a difference people just have too much ego and are so out of touch with the natural world
True, i guess
Yes 👍 like Cesar saying, people thinks that dogs are behaving same as humans so they treat them like there own children with a lot of affection.. That's the wrong thing to do in dog 🐕 world.
That's a true statement I was so nervous with my doggie and when I finally found a good trainer I got my confidence and leadership.
My man Cesar has done it again 👏
He's the Sure Nuff Man!
That high collar position, towards the top of the head is key also . Cesar is the real life super hero
This is not a good sign though. The dog learns to listen based on pain signals, it might not behave on healthier leashes through this training. Slip leashes are not meant to be used constantly as they can damage the neck, throat and spine through these motions that they are doing.
Cesar is a genuine example of the power of "belief". His belief that all dogs are inherently good and his belief in himself. A special human.
Cesar has an unbelievable control over every dog, incredible
It's more like the dogs feel the calmness and control Cesar has over himself. So, that's what any dog feels, Cesar's calm, assertive, positive and
compassionate self.
Following Cesar's energy leadership behavior calms and relaxes the dog. An assertive energy is being transmitted through the leash.
@@sallycasas4170 Yup spot on. I actually think some people don't believe that dogs pick up on our energy... but of course they most certainly do and Cesar is proof of that.
One thing about Cesar dealing with 'aggressive' dogs is how short he keeps the leash. Their owners usually have the leash quite long.
This is true.
I need this man's guidance! Reintroducing dogs can be so stressful. Recently having a dog fight and unfortunately being bitten.....the stress is there. His calm is actually quite intense. He's such an amazing teacher!
So important to not feel sorry for their past and help these dogs move forward positively. I always remind myself, you can't change their past but you can change their future. I've only ever had rescue dogs with uncertain pasts and Cesar's way has helped my dogs and me every single time. We can become a better version of ourselves by learning from Cesar, which ultimately helps us be better dog owners. ❤
his handling skills still amaze me, being a trainer/behaviorist myself, and learning from hundreds of other trainers/behaviorists i truly do think hes the best in the world,
Thank you so much T_T this really helped a lot. My dog used to get so angry if another dog approaches us even though they were friendly, but not anymore. It doesn't help that the dogs around my neighborhood are mostly unleashed and unattended.
I watch for the dog training, but I leave pondering larger life lessons and paradigms....I say Mr. Milan is achieving the goal of creating better human beings, bc I have learned more mindfulness for myself and others. BLESSINGS TO ALL❤️🙏✌️
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That's true. A lot of the things he says can be applied to humans or are about humans, actually.
You can see the dog literally looking at Cesar and thinking "Finally! Someone who speaks my language" 🙏
Exactly
When the lady said “ I thought Cesar is going to fail”
In my heart “ That’s cute lady. This is not Cesar first rodeo”
"You have to change the way you think. And then that changes your energy" ~ Cesar.
YES!
Dude seriously, I've been following Cesar for years and this poor dogs owners still thinks He is going to fail ???
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I literally laughed when she said that haha
It's beyond belief.
OMG how could they think such a thing? I am so appalled
Pleeeeeeease! Haha Cesar has no match 😎
Cesar Millan is brilliant, I love what he does ❤
I'm so amazed with Cesar how he control terrible behaviour of a dog to tame them. Amazing indeed! God bless
Love seeing the transformation. Need to try this with our pup.
Wow! This worked instantly with my dog. Thanks Cesar!
I love watching Cesar explain to the owners. It’s like hearing poetry and you can see how it really resignates with people and their animals.
*resonates
Cesar is really the best in such a short space of time he was able to control the dog.
I absolutely NEEDED this video! I rescued my dog, some dogs depending on energy she may be ok, but most of the time she gets aggressive and watching this man has helped soooo many issues we had from the beginning, but still working on aggressiveness and this is what I needed. She gets fixated on a dog and now I can try this different technique!!
So how has the technique work for you? Just curious.
I love Cesar.. and laugh when Cesar says ‘now I will show you’ because we all know it’s so simple for Cesar.
I love it when Cesar makes that "sh" sound to control the dogs. It's powerful.
And it works I use it with all my dogs. He is The Dog Whisperer
Made me clean the entire house right away
@@DamienAlexander 😂😂😂😂
Cesar is the King of dogs kingdom! He didn’t even need one minute
Beautiful couple. High energy dog looks like Akita mix. Keep them exercised and drain energy will help too
That walk that he does at 1:25 - My dog (Beagle & Jack Russell mix) used to do that whenever we would walk up to our favorite walking trail because she just gets so excited to be on the trail. But I spent weeks & weeks training her on the leash & she doesn’t do it anymore. It was annoying @ the time but seeing this dog do it made me miss when my dog would do it lol.
Cesar is a genius! 🙆
Sho Nuff just needed the direction, Cesar you did your magic!💓
I just love the great work Cesar is doing in educating us pet parents 🐕🚶♀️🙌
Parent lol
God bless you, Cesar. Thank you for all you’ve done for animals and especially their owners. You are the world’s greatest dog (& human) trainer.
Thank you so much for this. Three months ago we adopted a 13 year old and half blind Maltese, Maxi, and the last few days he has started to go for other dogs walking past while we go for our walk. From one of your previous videos I have taught little Maxi not to engage when the ' fence-barkers ' start and he mostly behaves like an angel, so I can't wait for the next walk to try this new technique. Many thanks.
Cesar is amazing!!! Poof in the pudding as they say. He knows what he is doing!! Thank you so much Cesar!!! You the Man!!!
Very useful for me as Dog Walker your explanations. I work everyday with one Dog of my pack which is aggresive with others animals and I apply your system. Thank you very much from Argentine
Cesar is the best! I actually think the same psychology used on dogs can be applied to humans. Especially the energy transfer portion. Valuable lesson!
Totally. I certainly think that his way of thinking can help people easily as much as dogs
It always amazes me. The only thing that changed was the person on the lead and the energy of the person.
And he swapped the harness for a high slip lead. Not sure why he doesn't mention it tho. Amazing leash training tool
@@Epic_gamerd great observation. I just rewatched and noticed that he changed to the slip lead as you stated. I also noticed at 5:05 it changes back to the harness......bad editing.
You keep my spirit high and calm sir. Thank you for being you brother
I can watch Cesar all day long! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ amazing!
Cesar, best dog or should I say human trainer. I have looked at others and Cesar is the best.
"Blind people can't look at the dog, they feel the dog." Genius!
Another happy family! Showing and teaching is a gift.....
I'd like to see followup videos of the dogs and owners that Cesar has worked with.
Love you cesar as a dog owner I have learned so much from you dog from your videos God bless you always, your whole family and all your pets I’m a animal lover. 👍👏🙌🙏🙏🙏
Cesar doesnt know fail. Only move forward. Love him.
Remarkable what being present and understanding canine instincts and energy can create change.
I wish Cesar would talk more about the energy, mindfulness, etc. Most people don't understand it. It sounds like naval-gazing gibberish. Understanding one's own mind, how we exist with self-talk (inner narratives, a story), being able to differentiate the moment without all that, is transforming. People don't realize how they go through life in a fog, and believing their own narrative. They're present in their narrative, not what's actually happening.
The one thing that made this clear to me was Libet's discovery of a 2/10th second delay between the subconcious deciding something, and our conscious mind believing it chose. That's not a lot of time. But, it's enough to show that we aren't in control of ourselves the way we believe we are. Our subconcious is 90% of our brain. Our consciousness emerges from that. And, as Libet discovered, it's an ongoing emergence (not like you wake up in the morning and now you're in control. Choices, thoughts, judgements occur slightly before we consciously believe we "had that thought, choice, judgement." It's like believing our own lies. (Researchers are conflicted on just how significant Libet's discovery was. They quibble about what it means for free will. But, the essentiall process is there that our conscious mind emerges from the subconscious. We aren't in conscious control of ourselves the way we think we are. Mindfulness practice brings us closer to that emergent nature, and we're able to exercise a veto power over what we recognize emerging. Rather than reacting to it as if it's "reality.").
I want to see the frst time sho nuff is introduced in Cesar's Dog psychology centre.
For me today it's in a thumbnail right below this vid
Once again Cesar shows how important is ENERGY!! This video is very helpful for me: my dog (cane corso/pitbull mix) has a very similar attitude around other dogs; even if he knows very well the basic commands, he loses his mind when he sees other dogs. But i understand again that it's up to ME to guide him into the right way to be. THANKS CESAR!! Better humans, better planet ✌🏻
Btw, now i'd love to see Sho-nuff to the DPC 😁
Cesar has magic touch and so much fun to watch how dogs are obedient froe 1st second he is in control. Wow!
Awesome, Cesar, as usual. Our bull terrier pup reacts the same way this dog did, when other dogs are around, but ours is super excited and wants to meet them, not necessarily kill them however it always feels like that to me. I try to keep calm but it's so hard when I'm afraid our dog will possibly hurt another one from sheer exuberance and dogged determination.
I never get tired of these videos. It's truly amazing how he understands dogs and trains humans
The Best ppl Trainer there has ever been!
I've tried this with my daschund-terrier rescue and it does not work. The best item I've found for ensuring a better quality walk and slowly teaching him to tolerate other dogs is a gentle leader leash. So much less stressful.
Your Mission of "Calm, Confident, Love" is vital in the dog and animal community, Cesar. May God continue to bless your work.
I want to use "Calm, Confident, Love" as my motto now.
He is not only dog trainer but also a dog master trainer too 🤩
I like the fact that he's showing people that you don't have to use treats, nor do you have to over-punish the dog. Be firm, quick, consistent about what you expect, and maintain calm-assertive energy and behavior.
Cesar exudes confidence, calm & assertiveness. Just need to follow Cesar's way. Cesar, your attitude creates confidence, calm and an assertiveness energy. "Eso!"
Absolutely live how you communicate with dogs.
What no one seems to understand is that dogs ALWAYS improve their behavior when someone else takes ahold of the leash because they dont know the person,they dont know what to expect, etc. My boy dog is exactly like this dog. He doesnt give a shit about what i say, do, etc but the second my male neighbor takes the leash, hes an angel.
"His owners are stuck in a state of sympathy." Cesar is what America needs today. So good.
WAOH ! Miracle ? No. Just Cesar Millan and his knowledge.
Cesar is a godsend
I appreciate the show addressing these common issues. However, because it is a show and needs to be edited, we don’t get to see the real situation unfold. If you watch carefully, you’ll notice that when Caesar first handles the dog, the leash and leash positions change about 3 times. My point is, these snippets of what we’re shown are not enough to truly be helpful because we don’t see most of the training that he’s doing with the humans. I don’t know if the books are more helpful. If anyone knows please let me know. I am not knocking him, just stating facts. It also helps me to see that it doesn’t always happen as instantaneously for Caesar as the camera editing “magic” makes it seem (going back to what I said about the dogs leash changing several times in that initial shot).
Looks rather like an Akita x Pitbull mix than any German Shepherd influx.
Yeah, I thought that too
He looks more like he has Korean jindo or Thai ridgeback in him than pitbull, he comes from a Thailand dog meat market so geographically speaking most types of dogs that end up there are dog breeds like Akita, shiba inu, Korean jindo, Thai bangkaew, Thai ridgebacks. On top of that pit bulls, American bullies, American Staffordshires and other similar breeds are banned in Thailand and surrounds ( not saying you won’t find one there, but highly unlikely to be in a meat breeding farm).. so although it’s absolutely sickening that dog meat facilities actually exists you have to remember that there is no enforced animal cruelty laws over there BUT there is banned breed legislations that carry hefty penalties and jail time if caught with those specific breeds………………….so after me rambling on, my opinion is that he’s is some sort of mix of any of these 4 dogs Akita/shiba inu/Thai ridgeback/jindo
Akita’s are naturally very independent and prone to animal aggression. I’m glad Cesar came
You're the dog rescuer! You never fail to amaze me. I have a reactive gsd but have her under control. Answered the door yesterday and she barked then settled but there were other door to door people going past so she'd give a bark at them. The guy said she was going nuts. I replied that's not nuts, she's being a shepherd. Nuts would've been if she'd gone beyond the boundary I've set for her. When I'm in on my own, her job is to protect me but I keep her safe which is, for me, the most important thing. Yeah she thinks she's protecting mum, but I'm in control. Snap of my fingers and she shuts up! 😂 😂
I have 4 dogs, and we live out in the country. We don't do walks and dog parks, but they have room to run, play and have fun, and a dog door where they can go in and out freely. Most things I can handle pretty well. But one problem I haven't been able to solve. On the rare occasions when they're on a leash they do well and I don't worry about them harassing people or other dogs. I can get them to pass on by and stay with me. But off leash, behind their fence, they bark at all the dogs who go by on the road, and any people who come up in the driveway, even if the dogs have seen them many times. Two of them especially - the big guy and his minion - start yelling at people whenever they move, talk louder or whatever. I can get them to quiet down for a little while, but if I'm always telling the dogs to be quiet, it's hard to talk or visit! There are probably other things involved, but the dogs think of it as a game, you can tell. I haven't tried it, but maybe if I bring the big guy out on a leash and have him stand with us while we talk? The minion follows his lead. Or maybe there's some other way to teach them ...
I love Cesar, love his technique. Can't get enough of watching his videos
Soooo astonishing !!! I can watch this vid every day. The Dose of wright energy for every morning walk. And so on. Watch Your Dog! Stay calm and confident. Another proof - it's the human that causes the bad or thr Wright behavoir. So it's our responsibility to make it a good day. You get a dog - You have to take over the responsibility for your Friend as well as taking responsibility for the Nature we're allowed to live in. Almost No difference in education of children.
“Sho’nuff” Lmao
Bruce lee Roy
Catching bullets with his teeth?
@@sparks2378 ?
I loved that movie, Last Dragon" "Who's the master??"
Who's the Masta???? 😄😄😄
My dog is just like this! and we got him at a pet store at 8 weeks. He was fine as a pup and one day said no more dogs! no more kids, no more people!
Whenever I take my dogs to the vet I find myself watching other pet owners and looking at all the things they are doing wrong😁 for example.. If their doggies are going crazy pulling on the leash after seeing another dog, I see the owners hanging on for dear life instead of correcting and then cuddling the dog to calm him which of course is rewarding the behaviour..
One time every dog there was barking at another dog.. Except my girl who was calmly sitting down and ignoring everyone else, mind you, she's a street dog I rescued as an adult so I haven't even had her as a pup! A lady actually came up to me and asked who trained her.. I said Cesar Milan😀
Cesar Is gifted.
Love watching Cesar teaching people pack mentality and how to correctly handle their dogs. It really is about being a confident pack leader!
Both those dogs are gorgeous
Cesar's ALWAYS successful..... Yea!! Cesar saved my life 3 x by what I learned......
Ice watched Cesar's shows for a long time. I'm amazed how people Who own dogs are the ones Who take less time to learn about dogs
"I thought Cesar was gimme fail"- said evry dog owner who came to him haha.
Gonna *
This guy must of been some kind of bad ass in the dog world to get so much respect from them . They know don't f with him!
this "energy" thing is sooo true - I've always felt and shown security, calmness and confidence towards my kids and as well towards all dogs I've been confronted or spent time with in my life, and : It works B-)
Cesar is a genius!
After getting my own dog, I see how Cesar is more like an anomaly. You really can’t just use his techniques on your dog, especially a puppy
Why so ?
@@asaradhi He uses “alpha method” typically.
And that method is dog abuse.
It forces dogs to shut down, into submission.
I thought it was nice to see you revert to Olgas native father's language to calm her down. I just loved it. She s her dad's daughter.
Cesar never fails
My dog is so aggressive towards other dogs. I’m so excited to see this video. Thank you!
I know Cesar’s first language is Spanish, but I love when he reverts to it in these rare moments.