Hopefully you’re not still dealing with this but if your dog is shaking and standing still or even sitting down this means your dog has “shut down” I suggest working on counter conditioning and positive reinforcement which could look like giving your dog high value treats (chicken,cheese or smelly dog treats) the moment they walk out the door to the whole duration of the walk this will teach ur dog that walking isn’t so scary as they get rewarded during the activity
@@thecollegedropout2031 although I can’t speak for them I’m dealing with the same thing, and even his favorite toys, treat, or person will get him away from the door. Sometimes if we’re lucky enough we can get him into the garage, but as soon as we close that door he backs up against it and sits down.
I totally agree. I am fostering a six year old dog who was the victim of a backyard breeder and she is terrified of being on a leash. Pulling her like he did only seems to make it worse. Luckily, we only wasted 2 minutes of our time watching this,
@@jtzimm233 listen to him it’s your fault your anxiety is rubbing on the dog you need to grow up he’s a professional it helped me your dog is scared of your house surrounding and other things like animals you have to help the dog by not making it a big deal and correcting his behaviour in a firm way and tell him no you have to relax and not tug the lead as that activates the brain to be excited also your dog may be mentally or physically abused if you have kids that are affectionate it will scare a timid dog stand infront of the dog on walks as otherwise they are your owner and they will protect you which will cause this
@@lorentzk listen to him it’s your fault your anxiety is rubbing on the dog you need to grow up he’s a professional it helped me your dog is scared of your house surrounding and other things like animals you have to help the dog by not making it a big deal and correcting his behaviour in a firm way and tell him no you have to relax and not tug the lead as that activates the brain to be excited also your dog may be mentally or physically abused if you have kids that are affectionate it will scare a timid dog stand infront of the dog on walks as otherwise they are your owner and they will protect you which will cause this
I just rescued a German shepherd who has this same issue :( someone had to of beat her. Shes such a sweet heart! I'm really getting connected with her. Not at all her fault. Very sad
We have a rescue who is now 7 we got him when he was a little over 1 years old. He came from Tennessee. The family was moving to somewhere that didn't allow dogs so they just left him🤬. He's still skidding and refuses to go on walks. I'm trying to find help.
Live in the moment. Don't focus on the past of what might have happened or not happened. The dog has already gotten past that trauma or abuse. It's the human owner who is the one that doesn't left the dog move ahead or past it. Learn to let go like dogs do. Erase the past. Brand New day.
@Lynn Roberts food treats good energy and use motivators. Find people the dog likes. And trusts. Slowly get him to move more and more away from his comfort zones. If he has any other dogs he likes and trusts that's another way.
it's a very skill precise technique which comes from a huge amount of practice. using just the right pressure through the lead at the right time. it's tiny details that come from practice, e.g. at 1:37 cesar corrects her twice because her mistakes would've lead to pulling or stopping. very small easy to make errors.
Yeah I don’t pull the leash i let my dog walk around get comfortable with the area, calm energy no tug. Then if a person, dog or train come by she leads me back to the door.
I took in a very fearful dog a few days ago. Her tail stays tucked in during the entire walk and she panicks at every noise or movement. She's around 3 years old. She's very strong too and I have trouble when she jerks away in panic mode. She's a whippet mix. I need assistance please! Come to Lancaster OH!!
I have a whippet mix rescue as well. Everytime we go out, she just shakes in fear. I dont know what else I can do for her. Our vet has even given her calming pills to try and help with how anxious she is every time we leave the house.
So my dog loves walking does a great job with walks. Took 4 years to get here, but she hates getting collar/leash on and off. She lost weight and her collar was too big and then got her paw stuck. We got the collar off, but now can’t put the collar back on. She is begging to go out, but no collar means no leash - and no leash means no going out.
I have a 5 month old chiwinnie that gets very scared of the wind. She starts going around in circles trying to bight herself and yelping. I just don't know what to do to help her get over this. Can someone tell me what I can do to help her get over this.
angelfoodcake1979 the dog feeds from your energy. Be calm and assertive like the pack leader and the dog senses that and follows you. I tried this with my beagle and it worked for me.
My dog is 8 year old and still scared to venture outside....not clear what he did here...can somebody explain....i will thank you for the rest of my life!
See if this helps. Try to calm yourself down before you take the dog out for a walk. Keep the leash loose and make sure you stay calm and not force the dog by tightening the leash and pulling forcefully in any direction. If the dog tries to pull you because it's anxious and wants to get away or hide somewhere, stop till the dog calms down and stops pulling. Again, don't raise your voice or loose your cool as this will make the dog more anxious. Initially, try to avoid other dogs and people on your walk, so head out when this can be done. Take it slow at first. I had a 3 year old Lab in the same condition and took her to a massive parking lot late at night where there were no people. I hope this helps. Would also suggest watching more Cesar videos. He talks about a lot of simple things that we ignore and I can't explain it better than him. Basically, the dog will respond to you best when you are in a 'calm energy' state. Best of luck.
@@nasryt thanks but i have tried all that...I kept a trainer for 2 months..she learnt all the tricks ..but even the calm and confident nature of his couldn't change her..Doc said she has got sensitive ears ...medication to relax might help...but i am against doping my dog...watched all Cesar videos..and many other videos...may be just her nature...we expect her to behave like normal golden retriever :(
Sorry to hear that. My dog has undergone a complete change. Still nervous about seeing new dogs outdoors, so no dog parks etc but a lot better than before, but I understand all dogs are different and I'm not a professional. Hope it works out for you somehow :)
Your dog probably had a traumatic experience walking as a puppy? Get attacked by another dog? Person? Car? Just like humans. Toddlers develop there worst fears at a young age.
The bite was a self defense because the dog wasn’t comfy and he didn’t know what was expected of him. So by letting him bite, he gets his frustration released and because Cesar was calm, didn’t react to it and then waited for him to get ready he found out, that there is no threat and that the bite wasn’t necessary. he didn’t get anywhere with the bite, there was no reaction to it, so the dog has to find another way to figure this out, so the dog surrenders ( but not in a negative way, he takes a step back and is now open to suggestions).Next step is Cesar confidently leading him in the direction he wants, putting a little pressure on the leash wich makes the dog follow. After that, the dog is calm, and following because Cesar basically said “trust me, follow me, then you have nothing to worry about and everything will be great” in dog.
@@luna00musen love that you put in that they're open to suggestions and submitting not in a negative way since lots of people consider this abuse apparently
I would say to watch “it’s me or the dog” because I get a lot of tips from her show and she does train big dogs that pull 😌😌 sorry if I wasn’t enough of help
@@Mary-ys9sn i had to get rid of the dogs because i was unable to get help with them. everyone was too buisey. the dogs are great dogs.friendly .thanks anyway
im sorry this video is pointless. if i couldve solved my dogs walking anxiety by putting less stress on the leash i wouldve done that months ago. I have an 8 month old pit who used to walk perfectly but one day during a walk a group of ab 7 kids on bikes came in his direction a little too close for his liking and no amount of distance away from them helped. ever since then any slight sound he heres he tries to escape from the leash and run to my house or car. ive tried everything from bringing his favorite toys luring him w pb and even bringing a lazed pointer bc its his favorite toy
This is not training it's flooding. Cesar considers it a badge of honor to get bitten. When dogs is forced to bite that is just it they have been forced to bite. There are trainer that can go their entire lives without getting bit while this guy gets bit by pretty much very dog he works with. This is not a badge of honor it is bite for the dog. When will people realize that Cesar is a celerity and not a trainer.
bro what did he even do?.. can you even call this training?, he just forced the dog in a situation where hes normally uncomfortable, this was not addressing anxiety at all i mean he didn't even treat for good behavior
Dude said.... I do this for a living..... I felt that ❤
i love that this women even though had have a bad behaviour she understands what Cesar said and not gets on the "childish" mood as many others
Hahaha you're so right. I thought she would go over dramatic but she stayed on track. Well done to her!
Woman not women
"I rehabilitate dogs and train humans."
I love him!
So what happens when your rescue dog won't budge and does not have her tail high but tucked in and shivers with anxiety?
I'm dealing with that with my rescue as well. Still researching a solution
Do you have any solutions for that? 😢
I have the same issue. My dog is so afraid of cars and any noise outside
Hopefully you’re not still dealing with this but if your dog is shaking and standing still or even sitting down this means your dog has “shut down” I suggest working on counter conditioning and positive reinforcement which could look like giving your dog high value treats (chicken,cheese or smelly dog treats) the moment they walk out the door to the whole duration of the walk this will teach ur dog that walking isn’t so scary as they get rewarded during the activity
@@thecollegedropout2031 although I can’t speak for them I’m dealing with the same thing, and even his favorite toys, treat, or person will get him away from the door. Sometimes if we’re lucky enough we can get him into the garage, but as soon as we close that door he backs up against it and sits down.
Tbh as someone looking for help, this video teaches me nothing :/
I totally agree. I am fostering a six year old dog who was the victim of a backyard breeder and she is terrified of being on a leash. Pulling her like he did only seems to make it worse. Luckily, we only wasted 2 minutes of our time watching this,
@@jtzimm233 I need help with a similar situation.
It helps me my dog has walking anxiety and watching this video helps me feel comfortable walking him and also safe he won’t panic or hurt other dogs
@@jtzimm233 listen to him it’s your fault your anxiety is rubbing on the dog you need to grow up he’s a professional it helped me your dog is scared of your house surrounding and other things like animals you have to help the dog by not making it a big deal and correcting his behaviour in a firm way and tell him no you have to relax and not tug the lead as that activates the brain to be excited also your dog may be mentally or physically abused if you have kids that are affectionate it will scare a timid dog stand infront of the dog on walks as otherwise they are your owner and they will protect you which will cause this
@@lorentzk listen to him it’s your fault your anxiety is rubbing on the dog you need to grow up he’s a professional it helped me your dog is scared of your house surrounding and other things like animals you have to help the dog by not making it a big deal and correcting his behaviour in a firm way and tell him no you have to relax and not tug the lead as that activates the brain to be excited also your dog may be mentally or physically abused if you have kids that are affectionate it will scare a timid dog stand infront of the dog on walks as otherwise they are your owner and they will protect you which will cause this
He has taught me how to get my COLLIE MOLLY to walk on her leash. Also how to stop her from chasing my 2 year old Grand daughter.
This is a very late reply, but you have to teach children to be calm around dogs.. when kids run dogs love to follow and be a part of the action.
@@SplitpersonalityGaming This is true for adults as well. Especially those afraid of dogs. But the good news is that it can be learned 😎
I just rescued a German shepherd who has this same issue :( someone had to of beat her. Shes such a sweet heart! I'm really getting connected with her.
Not at all her fault. Very sad
Me too!!! She’s scared of walks, and the light in rooms! It’s so sad but she’s making great progress. It’s only been 2 months for me.
We have a rescue who is now 7 we got him when he was a little over 1 years old. He came from Tennessee. The family was moving to somewhere that didn't allow dogs so they just left him🤬. He's still skidding and refuses to go on walks. I'm trying to find help.
Live in the moment. Don't focus on the past of what might have happened or not happened. The dog has already gotten past that trauma or abuse. It's the human owner who is the one that doesn't left the dog move ahead or past it. Learn to let go like dogs do. Erase the past. Brand New day.
@Lynn Roberts food treats good energy and use motivators. Find people the dog likes. And trusts. Slowly get him to move more and more away from his comfort zones. If he has any other dogs he likes and trusts that's another way.
Uh...what did he do to address the anxiety? Did I miss something? Lol
He relaxed the leash and no stress from the leash, just relax.
it's a very skill precise technique which comes from a huge amount of practice. using just the right pressure through the lead at the right time. it's tiny details that come from practice, e.g. at 1:37 cesar corrects her twice because her mistakes would've lead to pulling or stopping. very small easy to make errors.
He trained the human
Yeah I don’t pull the leash i let my dog walk around get comfortable with the area, calm energy no tug. Then if a person, dog or train come by she leads me back to the door.
I took in a very fearful dog a few days ago. Her tail stays tucked in during the entire walk and she panicks at every noise or movement. She's around 3 years old. She's very strong too and I have trouble when she jerks away in panic mode. She's a whippet mix. I need assistance please! Come to Lancaster OH!!
I have a whippet mix rescue as well. Everytime we go out, she just shakes in fear. I dont know what else I can do for her. Our vet has even given her calming pills to try and help with how anxious she is every time we leave the house.
Full episode plz....
my puppy is currently behind me on the back of the sofa growling at her reflection in the wall mirror lol.
bravooooooooooooooooo
Beautiful.
This video taught you nothing other than Cesar doesn’t mind getting his dumb bit off.
she walks her dogs in heels?
Exactly what i thought when this was on air too, but then i was thinking not everyone got the chance to meet cesar and be on tv.
She prolly only did that for tv.
So my dog loves walking does a great job with walks. Took 4 years to get here, but she hates getting collar/leash on and off. She lost weight and her collar was too big and then got her paw stuck. We got the collar off, but now can’t put the collar back on. She is begging to go out, but no collar means no leash - and no leash means no going out.
try a harness?
harness?
How do I contact him and how much does it cost
Caesar I need your help
I have a 5 month old chiwinnie that gets very scared of the wind. She starts going around in circles trying to bight herself and yelping. I just don't know what to do to help her get over this. Can someone tell me what I can do to help her get over this.
I don't understand this video. How did he get the dog over the fear?
angelfoodcake1979 the dog feeds from your energy. Be calm and assertive like the pack leader and the dog senses that and follows you. I tried this with my beagle and it worked for me.
My hunting dog tires soon and can't walk , but I found no video related,
can someone help.
My dog only walks if there is a second person involved. And advice?
My dog is 8 year old and still scared to venture outside....not clear what he did here...can somebody explain....i will thank you for the rest of my life!
Uh.. i think he just waited for the dog to walk on it's own
00:55
See if this helps. Try to calm yourself down before you take the dog out for a walk. Keep the leash loose and make sure you stay calm and not force the dog by tightening the leash and pulling forcefully in any direction. If the dog tries to pull you because it's anxious and wants to get away or hide somewhere, stop till the dog calms down and stops pulling. Again, don't raise your voice or loose your cool as this will make the dog more anxious. Initially, try to avoid other dogs and people on your walk, so head out when this can be done. Take it slow at first. I had a 3 year old Lab in the same condition and took her to a massive parking lot late at night where there were no people. I hope this helps. Would also suggest watching more Cesar videos. He talks about a lot of simple things that we ignore and I can't explain it better than him. Basically, the dog will respond to you best when you are in a 'calm energy' state. Best of luck.
@@nasryt thanks but i have tried all that...I kept a trainer for 2 months..she learnt all the tricks ..but even the calm and confident nature of his couldn't change her..Doc said she has got sensitive ears ...medication to relax might help...but i am against doping my dog...watched all Cesar videos..and many other videos...may be just her nature...we expect her to behave like normal golden retriever :(
Sorry to hear that. My dog has undergone a complete change. Still nervous about seeing new dogs outdoors, so no dog parks etc but a lot better than before, but I understand all dogs are different and I'm not a professional. Hope it works out for you somehow :)
Your dog probably had a traumatic experience walking as a puppy? Get attacked by another dog? Person? Car?
Just like humans. Toddlers develop there worst fears at a young age.
wait. so what did he actually do?
he let the dog bite him and then... it was cured?
The bite was a self defense because the dog wasn’t comfy and he didn’t know what was expected of him. So by letting him bite, he gets his frustration released and because Cesar was calm, didn’t react to it and then waited for him to get ready he found out, that there is no threat and that the bite wasn’t necessary. he didn’t get anywhere with the bite, there was no reaction to it, so the dog has to find another way to figure this out, so the dog surrenders ( but not in a negative way, he takes a step back and is now open to suggestions).Next step is Cesar confidently leading him in the direction he wants, putting a little pressure on the leash wich makes the dog follow. After that, the dog is calm, and following because Cesar basically said “trust me, follow me, then you have nothing to worry about and everything will be great” in dog.
@@luna00musen love that you put in that they're open to suggestions and submitting not in a negative way since lots of people consider this abuse apparently
My dog just wants me to carry him around everywhere only walks for a few and then jumps on me to be picked up like a baby
what about the person be afraid to walk the dog because dog is too strong
I would say to watch “it’s me or the dog” because I get a lot of tips from her show and she does train big dogs that pull 😌😌 sorry if I wasn’t enough of help
@@Mary-ys9sn i had to get rid of the dogs because i was unable to get help with them. everyone was too buisey. the dogs are great dogs.friendly .thanks anyway
Karen Harris aww I’m so sorry to hear that 😔😔
@@Mary-ys9sn I know the worlds about money now .
It ok they will have fun. At leaste I am told that.
im sorry this video is pointless. if i couldve solved my dogs walking anxiety by putting less stress on the leash i wouldve done that months ago. I have an 8 month old pit who used to walk perfectly but one day during a walk a group of ab 7 kids on bikes came in his direction a little too close for his liking and no amount of distance away from them helped. ever since then any slight sound he heres he tries to escape from the leash and run to my house or car. ive tried everything from bringing his favorite toys luring him w pb and even bringing a lazed pointer bc its his favorite toy
So what did Cesar do? My dog can't go anywhere! He hates walking and scared of everything!
I made a video dealing with dogs who are afraid to walk. If you're looking for more detail it might help!
My dog is afraid of the leash not the walk
great to see the that but how to teach a free-range dog to get use to a leash 😏 is my problem
Darryl Drax we bought a prong collar for our Minnie Australian Shepard. Do some research. It's great.
Dont.
This is not training it's flooding. Cesar considers it a badge of honor to get bitten. When dogs is forced to bite that is just it they have been forced to bite. There are trainer that can go their entire lives without getting bit while this guy gets bit by pretty much very dog he works with. This is not a badge of honor it is bite for the dog. When will people realize that Cesar is a celerity and not a trainer.
YES. THANK YOU AAAA
Lmao can you tell us the exact number of dogs? 4 or 400? He works with a lot of extreme cases that those other trainers avoid
@@iheartjbgccbthank you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
little dogs are the worst
So you just let your dog bite Cesar???😂
He didnt do anything.
I don't get why he doesn't wear gloves
bro what did he even do?.. can you even call this training?, he just forced the dog in a situation where hes normally uncomfortable, this was not addressing anxiety at all i mean he didn't even treat for good behavior
Is he inmmune to rabies? 😅
I don't think house pets have rabies.