Dominant Aggressive Rottweiler Attacks other dogs - Dog Rehabilitation with Americas Canine Educator
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- In this video Dominant Aggressive Rottweiler Attacks other dogs - Dog Rehabilitation with Americas Canine Educator Thomas works with Zander a big Dominant and Aggressive Rottweiler for the first time and walks you through the steps of diagnosing and breaking down dominant aggressive behavior.
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I thought maybe an update was in order. I’m Xander’s owner and I learned so much from Thomas. I owe Thomas a debt of gratitude, he saved my best friends life!
Xander is doing very well. He still has some aggressive tendencies but I have learned to control him and redirect him. Thomas trained ME much more than he trained Xander!!
Thanks for the update!
I really appreciate the fact that you took the time to give us an update. It was very considerate of you!
Glad to hear that Xander is doing much better
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🏴
You have a Beautiful Boi, with you're love and training, you will be the best of friends ❤ 🐾🐶🐾
So glad you are progressing,
Wishing you both the best
So I am the owner in the video. Please note that the camera adds 50lbs haha. I really appreciate everyone's positive comments and well wishes. Some background on Xander, he is a rescue from 4 the love of dogs of New Hampshire, he was apparently very mistreated when he was a puppy in Texas but he is making daily progress and is becoming a great dog, thanks to Thomas and his wonderful staff!
For those that commented on Xander being over weight please note that we are BOTH on a diet and now that Thomas has helped me learn how to handle him better he is getting much more exercise. It always amazes me how easy it is for people to be judgmental on these forums!!
Heath Brodersen - been watching Thomas’ videos and think you found the perfect trainer to help and you’re doing a great job
Kudos to you for rescuing Xander and giving him a second chance! I have been owned by FOUR Rotties in my life and I can tell you there are a lot of armchair quarterbacks out there that know 'just how to do stuff' and are quick to point fingers at size, equipment, methods, etc. that you use with your dog. They have no idea of backstory, temperament or personality of the dog, but are quick to tell you their views. My advice is to listen to Tom and turn a deaf ear to them. Keep on doing what you are doing and stay positive. HUGE THUMBS UP to you and Xander!!!!!
I’m so glad to hear that and so sad to hear about his past.Congrats to you for taking him and loving him!
My friends Rottie was bitten when he had his muzzle on by a pittie and since then he has a problems with dogs especially when he’s muzzled. But that’s his defense mechanism, yesterday we took him to a dogs parks when there weren’t any dogs and when a group of people with their dogs came in the dog park without even questioning us if he’s aggressive or not- we were already on high alert to catch him so we can leave but he didn’t have any problems with those dogs at all, that showed us how much the muzzle makes him more aggressive but it’s still needed (by law and also we don’t wanna risk cus we have many people here that unleash their dogs on street even if they are aggressive) , we are also working with him to make him less dog aggressive.
Also heads up that Rotties are also a large breed so sometimes they look over weight when instead they are naturally large chested and have tons of muscle. I had a rottie that was 120 pounds but he just had tons on muscle and had a large chest (he was exercised every day with runs and swimming- in summer just swimming cus it was to hot and we didn’t want to over work him). I recommend if you can take him for swimming helps a lot of calm him down and also lose weight more healthy and build his muscles especially on his lower body! 👍🏻👏🏻
Heath! So happy you guys are in the right process, together we got this brother!
Thank you for being a good & responsible dog guardian by getting professional help instead of giving up on this beautiful animal!!! Keep up the good job of continuing with the training at home!
I want to be a dog trainer very badly i have autism and train my own service dogs (as im legally allowed to do) im almost 15 and proud of what ive accomplished u inspired me to be able to do that and i love ur videos ur an amazing trainer💙
Joie Young ❤️
I bet you'll make a great trainer! I want to train my young pup to service my elderly dad but it is very hard.
Keep goin you following the best
Volunteer at some shelters. Dogs there need exercise and training helps them become adopted.
Volunteer at some shelters. Dogs there need exercise and training helps them become adopted.
That's a dog that loves to please! He is so willing to do something for a simple good boy. Smart animal and an amazing trainer.
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Seeing the poor bastard go after a stuffed dog like that spoke volumes of how aggressive he was. I'm glad he got the help and training he needed.
I want to see more of this boy because he’s making amazing progress and I want to see him at the end of his training, versus at the beginning
Thanks
Yes i second this comment.
I agree, would like to see the progress or the result of weeks of training :)
Yes please!
My sister has a Dottie with exactly same issues. I want to see more of this guy to see the progress!! Please!!!
As a owner of rotties ,I am glad you gave him a home to be know what love is, Aling with getting him the help he needs....Keep up the good training and reinforcement He will become the best dog ever......
Xander is doing great and he is the best dog ever!! Thanks for the encouragement
Owner : "Sit down"
This dog : "No, you, sit down"
Owner : "Ok"
Lol
If this were true, the owner would not be reaching out for help. He would just keep the dog away from other dogs and enjoy a 'well behaved' dog. Instead he is learning how to handle a dog aggressive animal so he can protect himself and others and give his dog a balanced life!
@@sortathesame8701 hey, the comment was a joke. There are several pictures of really buff dogs with this commentary under it. It didnt target the owner's weight or handling specifically. It was worded as it is, becausethe dog is a rottie. It demands respect.
As in , you could replace the dog, with like some imposing/threatening figure, and the sense is the same.
for example, im skinny, my dad isnt, but thats not the point of anything.
Me: dad sit down
Dad: No you sit down **yelling**
Me: ok
@@blitz-o-byte you wrote, "and the sense is the same", the commenters name is, "sorathesame" Things like this make me laugh lol
I’m Xander’s owner and you hit the nail on the head. We are both pretty head strong. Your comment made me laugh!
As he’s getting decompressed he’s starting to wag his nub . Good sign .
I love how you can tell how the gears are really turning in this dog's head when he's asked to decide to follow rather than attack as usual. These dogs have so much potential it's a shame they're so often neglected or misunderstood, and then demonized. Great work on this majestic boi!
I totally agree with you.
I’m Xander’s owner, thank you for your comment. He has become an amazing dog and my best friend!
10:00 "people say I talk too much"
No, when you are talking to another person and explain them your findings, or what is happening in front of their eyes is exceptionally useful for them in real life as they will find themselves in situations when they will have to talk to people during their walks. It's about the whole pack not just the dog.
Love your methodology.
I am glad he decided to go to training than putting him down 🥺
sometimes it amazes me how fast it is to take a dog from going for another dogs throat to completely calm and obedient to the handler. it takes so much patience to do this stuff and Thomas does such a great job. keep it up man❤️
Its good that you don't completely trust the muzzle. My rottie had a muzzle on at the vet, and in one quick motion he threw it off and went after the vet. Surprised everybody lol.
They don't have to use their teeth to hurt you either. I had taken my human aggressive 45lb border collie to the vet, muzzled AND sedated he still manage to break the vets glasses with how fast he lunged at his face. Yikes!!
These specific breed videos are so helpful - I have a rottie - nearly 5 mo old old - she is absolutely a sweetheart, loves kids especially, but really everyone ... but boy - she is strong willed and physically super strong and only going to get more so - so watching/learning all I can to learn what I need to know to make her listen/engage with me. Thank you!!
You're amazing Thomas. I admire your connection with canids. I also relate to your compassion. Obedience saves dogs' lives. Thank you for sharing techniques and understanding that not all techniques are a one size fits all. I love how you explore what language works best for the dog while developing trust and gaining respect.
Very good session. I really liked seeing dominance and pressure building then you working redirecting giving him time and space for decompression. Timing with pressure and release is such a fine line. Poetry in motion. Kudos to you Tom. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the longer video, I hope we get to see more of this dog.
Thanks for watching!!
Heath I am glad you shared your and Xander’s story! I know what people are like on these forums and am happy I read your post 1st. Ignorant people comment without having all the information. Congratulations on your amazing companionI have a rottie mix rescue and their qualities are incredible. Mine is 9 1/2 years and he still surprises me with his humor and intelligence.
Its a lot of work but the outcome is very rewarding for the owner and the k9.
I have a Shepherd/ husky mix. We rescued her from Texas 6 years ago.. She is so much better now. We have noticed she is mildly aggressive towards people moving quickly, such as skipping and skate boarders
There's four stages you'll see a dog go through when you're working through their problems.
1. The issue.
2. Avoidance
3. Acceptance
4. Harmony
Really nice video of the avoidance stage. Good work.
Absolutely amazing! And i'm so happy about the owner's update!
I love these videos, it is so important to see step by step the progress. Training dogs or changing their behavior takes time and a lot of patience, thank you for sharing your work, helps a lot of us to be better pack leaders and loving owners so we can give to our beloved pets the life their deserve.
Heath bless you for taking on a rescue, it's not easy your doing a great job baby steps. I have a jack russell who thinks he is a rottie also a rescue the scars are deep but we are getting there
Im always amazed when Thomas says sit, the dogs just sit and they aren't even his dogs. My dog doesn't even listen to me sometimes when she's focused on me unless I show her I have a treat .... lol
Did you see him correct the dog for failure to sit early on? This is how the dog learned that he means business. Too many owners never follow through to ensure a dog complies with a known command.
I learned so much about the relationship with dogs, I anderstand much better the issues i've been through. Thanks so much
can tell a lot about the relationship watching him constantly petting and patting the dog throughout the conversation.
That;s why they are there, no one comes in with everything figured out they wouldn't be there if they knew exactly what to do.
@@tomdavisofficial Yup.
“Good decision “ love it
Greetings from the UK
You and the dog are champs. You serve and do great work. You read dogs well. Bless you.
Hi Tom, thanks for your videos, I have watched ton of them and the greatest thing is that this really works! I have a kind of problematic dog and after trying to use some of your exercises it looks like we have a better bond and I have a better control over him. Still lots of work in front of us but we have a progress, thanks!
Thanks for showing how a dominant dog can be retrained using correct techniques, patience and praise. Well done.
The progress in the yt is great ... however ... it was just a start. They’ve got a ways to go. The determination of the owner and receptivity of the dog suggests they will get there .... maybe. It’s great the dog is learning wo getting completely and instantly JERKED AROUND which can create latent then not so latent hostilities. Well Done! Dominate red zone dogs are tough.
Love the fact you train the owners and give them instructive information to use and learn about their dogs. Folks forget that dogs are animals and have feelings and need structure. Thank you for sharing.
Would love to see a journey from start to finish on Zander and how he progresses with training. Thanks for sharing videos like this one.
Thanks, A word of appreciation Thomas for the excellent work that you do and the effort put into the video. Greetings from India.
Blessings to you, dear one, for all that you do.
This man deserves a freaking award he really give us the game unlike these other trainers it really makes you want to travel to him thanks man this really the best koolest channel
Good work! It’s nice to see someone who knows what there doing. Love the work with the Rottweiler..
Finally found a trainer I can follow and learn from. Thank you!
I have a dominant rescue who is 45lbs, acts like 80lbs and wants to fight at dog park.
Following you, I feel like I can correct this action. Appreciate You!!🎉
Dude you are incredible, it's awesome to see you work
Incredible progress
That was incredible! Thank You!
I love your videos and techniques truly inspiring and so helpful, My 2 yr old recently adopted Amstaff also truly appreciates these techniques and is getting better slowly but surely Thanks again!!! and keep up the good work!! looking forward to learning more from You
Amazing. Definitely learned a thing or two about decompressing the pup.
Thomas, good stuff! I hope the lady whose dobi mix I met yesterday sees this video. I recommended your channel to her. Her dog was nuts on & off the leash!
Love this, just shows what even a little bit of training can do
Wow! I learned so much from watching this!! This trainer is an absolute master! Wonderful to watch.
Didn’t realize there could be a difference in the prong positioning. Will be getting a new one for proper distribution. Thank you!
Wow, that was amazing!! Love all the videos always learn so much! Thank so much for sharing your knowledge.
so much progression in one video amazing stuff
The most concerning part about this dog is the fact that he’s not using his nose at all. A normal dog would have realized quickly that that decoy was not a real dog by using its nose. Dogs learn early on to function from their noses - that’s not how a normal dog functions.
He was abused in the past before the new owner.
Pretty sure the faux dogs are heavily scented, also I had a plush life sized gsd when j was a kid and every dog that saw it reacted as if it was a real dog even once they sniffed it xD it's a bit of a mind screw for them
Not completely true. Especially for this breed.
It's a stuffed animal on the floor of a building full of dogs...that Rot was smelling a lot of things lol
@@trisanone-ya-business7803 agreed his senses were probably already going nuts so sticking something he doesnt recognize infront of him would have been a major trigger
Some progress Tom ,as you say ,a way to go. At least the owner is doing his best by getting your help. Thanks : )
If that was my dog, i’d probably cry at his progress. Amazing!
Beautiful work as always!! 👍👍
me so thanks so much!
So enjoy watching you work your magic. Great video. Blessings to you.
That was amazing! You are truly the best!
Love your channel. Thanks for teaching us.
I wish we can hear the dog parent questions.
Thanks
Wow, i am so impressed!! Well done
Wow that was amazing progress!!!
I love your training, and love the help you are giving to the owner! He is a beautiful dog and needs the training opportunities!
I appreciate your work a lot.
You actually understand dogs. The explanations you give relating to a particular behavior totally makes sense.
Even though i myself am a dog trainer located in india. I learn a lot from your videos.
Please keep doing what you do.
Huge respect & love from india.
So you just gonna disrespect the actuall dog whisperer cesar Milan like that?
Great video Tom you keep inspiring and helping these people
Great video and great progress! Keep it up! :)
Just found your channel. Love your vibe and content! Great stuff. Thanks for what u do!!!
Nice work dog trainer dude, I'm currently babysitting a fairly dominant dog myself and by issuing commands and control during tense moments i finds works very well at de-escalation. Thanks bro 👍👍
This is exactly like my Pit. Doesn't do well with other dogs and moving bikes. I wish I had the know how to do this for her. Great video to watch
very good info,..the shelter has several like this all the time. volunteers need these tips as well as owners. thx!
My dog just attacked a dog this week. I am very relieved I have found your channel!! I like how you had a stuffed dog and watched how he was dominating and what he was doing to the stuffy. 👍
Best of luck working through these issues. Just seeing dogs willingness to work, I feel positive results are going to come...
Thanks for watching Shelly
Dude your videos are so great, please never forget to make an update video for dogs like these, and when you do make sure the title of the video matches the original video,so that TH-cam automatically recommends the updation video, cause it's not recommending them properly right now. And gotta say this is the only instructional channel which I enjoy watching.
Thank youu very much
I’m an rvt and I love these videos! Makes me tear up watching dogs change so quickly. We have to deal with aggressive dogs and dog aggressive dogs all the time and hes out here saving dogs from euthanasia and us getting bitten. Greatly appreciate what you do man. It’s incredible
You meant the dog whisperer right?
@@DLF-do1gj what's this guy doing wrong? Nice man Borbels are awesome dogs a true Mastiff
We have a 4-year-old shepherd/hound mix that we rescued a little over two months ago. He was seriously lacking confidence and had some resource guarding/protective issues. His fear of people and dogs, unfortunately, manifested in aggression. Between implementing what I have learned from watching your videos, giving him a stable and loving home environment, and taking him to regular obedience classes at a Tops Training facility near me, he has made significant strides. We are not out of the woods yet. It takes a lot of time, patience, and consistency. I watched your video the other day with the white dog that had resource guarding issues. After seeing your success in that video I purchased an e-collar (we only use the beep and have the option for vibrate, I did not even put the shock prongs into the collar). It is a game-changer!! The beep is just enough to break his focus and puts it back to where we want it. I appreciate your training videos and that you let us watch the process that you go through to determine the issue. I appreciate that you do not edit all of the "fails" out and only show what works. Great work! Much appreciated!
I’m so glad to see Xander improving. We had a rottx right after I got out of college. He showed up at our house one day and we weren’t able to find his people. He thought he was a lapdog. A very large lap dog.
Used herm sprenger for barking in car, worked immediately. Great job Tom!
This was so helpful. Going to try it soon
Revisiting this video and omg so amazing! Feeling hopeful about training myself and my dog!
Just found your channel and I love that you don't use the alpha/physical aggression for training like all of my local trainers. Also my dog heard your commands, jumped on my lap and started watching the video lmfao! wish you peace and patience with the hounds!
Awesome progress
Wow - what a cracking dog and Tom you were absolutely brilliant. You’re reading of dogs is amazing. Good job both Tom and Zander - all the best wishes for the future with a beautiful dog. 😊
Great video. Nice to see your work when you rehabilitating one of the power breeds.
This was great. My dog is a bit reactive and the video was helpful. I think your training philosophy makes a lot of sense.
Solid work there Tom.
Thanks!!
i just love this trainer and i got a few amasing memories whit this bread of dog . They are not to be underestimate but can be the greatest dog u can have.
I learn from each video. Thanks. Would love some advice for how to desensitize to joggers/bikes...
i have a pit mastiff that is dog agressive. 3 years old and 100 pounds. this video helped me to understand my dog. i am starting to train him like the video. its a work in progress. good luck and well done
Good job , thank you for the education
Love your videos 😊
Your vids are better then school thanks for the education bro
Watching your videos gives me hope for my female rott!!! Thank you for sharing...where can I purchase a correct
training collar???
Ty for what you are doing
Dude that was freaking insane!! Love your videos!! Just subbed!
You are brilliant!!!
Iv actually learnt alot from this channel 👍👍
You were wonderful!
i really hope your getting your worth for these sessions bc your really speak dog body language so well
Awesome video:) I have German shepherd with almost the same problems and find your videos very helpful:) Thank you for your work, help and videos:)
Thanks for watching!!
love how you do this. You're good keep doing this
Wow
Im trying to figure out how Zander couldn't figure out the stuffed dog was fake. Does the stuffed dog smell like other dogs?
Sonda Marshall I’m assuming having been used for other dogs and being in that building, other dog’s scents will be on it
Right my first initial thought was, he didn’t use his nose to realize it was a fake dog; that’s not good. But then yeah probably is scent of other dogs on it
Sonda Marshall
When dogs are so intensely focused on the visual side of things, they don’t use their noses. He’s at too high an intensity to use his nose, and therefore is getting almost all of his information from sight. It looks like a dog so he’s learned to just attack, and not take the time to smell and gather information.
Yeah i don’t think he was interested in finding out more ... it was a creature in his space so he thought I get you whatever you are first ...
Absolutely brilliant.
Gosh he was so cute. He was trying so hard❤️ such a good boy.