He was an eighteen year old who wanted a scary intimidating dog... What he got was a killer. Victoria is right, the breeder was irresponsible selling him that dog.
Especially of all the breeds a canario. Like why the hell should an 18 year old ever get his hands on a canario unless his parents are professional trainers
@@asianbboy911 I was 16 when I raised my presa and I had control over him so it has nothing to do with age and everything to do with owner responsibility and it’s childish to say who should have what kind of dog at an certain age my little sister can handle both of my pits by her self at 6 it’s all about conditioning your dog the best way possible.
@@shredmunds7660 exactly.I’m not even saying that one of your pets would want to attack someone… But what if your little six-year-old sister fell and someone came to her rescue but the dog got confused and thought that they were trying to hurt her?
I think it was really smart of Victoria and her team to introduce this guy to those dog trainers. Not just for the reality check of his dog's potential danger, but they're basically the real version of what he is daydreaming of being. He wants to be a tough guy with a big powerful dog that listens to him. Well, here are people he will admire and listen to. They may actually be able to get through to him and guide him in how to train his dog.
Not only that.. it may inspire him to do the exact same thing they are doing.. become a trainer for other people's dongs and pass the knowledge and techniques on to others in need.
Yes, I wa thinking this as well. Those are trainers he can look up to, be guided by and aspire to be like. It was a very smart move. Victoria is quite insightful about human behaviour.
Sorry folks. The kid in this video didn't follow through with anything Victoria tried to teach him or arrange for him (those other trainers). Casper actually ended up biting someone. There's news articles about it, even. I've no idea what happened after that incident, though. I want to hope Casper somehow ended up with a good family but I highly doubt it. This kid is trash and I really wish I could tell him that.
I almost lost an eye when I was seven by a dog who “didn’t bite”. That why I’ve meticulously trained every dog we’ve owned since then. There’s no excuse for laziness when you get a dog. They aren’t just a decoration for your home or an accessory when you go out. 😡
@Brianna Evans The dog knocked me down and started biting my hands and face while it stood over me. One of its teeth punctured my eyelid and tore a hole in it. A little deeper would’ve punctured my eye, too. The dog belonged to a neighbor who just let it run loose since we lived in the country.
I had the same thing happened to me when I was 5 years old. Me and My were over at family friends house and they had a dog and I asked to pet it and they said it was fine and it jumped on me a pushed me down a bit my face I had to get a new check made
One of the important things I admire about Victoria is that she tells her clients the hardcore truth without sugarcoating it. She doesn't tell them what they want to hear and she is fierce when reprimanding their bad choices.
Ever notice that she’s the same way with correcting the dogs? No sugarcoating, no chances, just nip the bad behavior in the bud. You have to with dogs, they think faster than we do.
“Tyson come!” That was actually quite impressive. It’s like he’s attacking from all ends of his mind yet he’s just waiting to hear his owner say exactly that. “Everyone judges me!” Their judging you bc your very much giving them a reason to judge you. It’s pathetic to even see as a complete stranger.
Former owner of a Presa Canario: my dog was NEVER allowed to behave in an aggressive manner. From 8 weeks on he was in constant training. These dogs are no joke and the owner must be more disciplined than the dog.
I hear people who own pitbulls say what big "babies" they are. That's true as long as they're trained to be confident, happy pets. So many people like this kid get powerful breeds to protect them and their property. There was a sad story in our local news a few years back about a man who died protecting his little girl from a pitbull. The dog turned on him and he died from injuries. The owner lost a dog, and a little girl lost her father. Fault of an irresponsible pet owner.
@@LittleDfan You're right. I've heard that sometimes the behavior is so permanently ingrained that there's no hope for reformation. Those dogs either live their lives out in cages or have to be euthanized because they are not good candidates for adoption. Sad
Good words. With the correct training, every breed can be "the perfect pet/companion". It's really sad when an entire breed is demonised because of what's happened due to some irresponsible owners. Like I've met a rottweiler, Coco, who was the sweetest girl I've met. Compared to the old man who owned a jack russel when I lived with gramps, that thing tried to tear my leg apart for no reason, I was on my way to school, met them on the forest trail, stood off to the side so the man wouldn't slip, and the dog went for it, I didn't even look at it. The man said it was my fault, grumpy old codger...
This is why I think we need tighter regulations around owning dogs across the board. They're not toys. They're living creatures and their quality of life is heavily dependent on the competence of the one raising them. Ultimately who pays the price for these failures? It's not the owner, it's the dog. On the flip side there definitely should be more of an effort to make the knowledge of dog training more accessable. Many people know the basics, but far too many people lack the skills individuals like Victoria possess.
But there are also many dog trainers out there that do not have anywhere near the skills Victoria has. So even if you try to get help, the advice/training given may be mediocre at best.
I know and i agree it also very common here were im from for someone to get a puppy and train them a little but once they get bigger they abandon them and it is something that i wish didnt happen but it does and that breaks my heart
@hamsterpotato there isn't anything wrong with an agressive dog so long as the person who owns them is skilled enough to be in constant control, agressive dogs can only be in public muzzled if at all, you need to have high inescapable fences, the ground must be secured to ensure that escape is impossible and you must have secure, sheltered kennels to lock the dogs up when you have guests, they can serve a purpose as long as you are aware of the danger they pose and are prepared to never be able to share your dog with the world, most people don't need that kind of dog, but that only means that there need to be stricter requirements for owning more agression prone dog breeds. My pup is an amstaff mix, they are prone to dog agression, I don't take him to dog parks because he tries to dominate other males, he loves people and is fine otherwise, but I have to do what's best for him and other people's pets, that's what it means to be responsible.
Spoiler alert: His dog is in jail for biting a person and he got fined 80,000$, and still says that the dog doesn't deserve this This guy is stubborn AF
Wow 😳 thanks for the update. That’s really unfortunate for the dog. He should have never been given to that young, inexperienced kid in the first place. Is the dog scheduled to be put down because of the incident?
There's a guy in my neighborhood that has 3 BEAUTIFUL Cane Corsos. Seeing him walk those 3 massive dogs, all together, and with full control is a definitely a sight. You KNOW he took his time to understand the breed and properly train them. It really irks me to see people buy a dog breed, because they look good, and don't do the proper research. That just leads to sad, insecure, and misbehaved dogs.
I have two cane corso/rottweiler mixes and I love them to bits. They're just big sweet dorks, and people who only want them to look scary have no idea what they're in for. I'm so glad to hear that you see someone who knows, understands and loves his dogs!
Mmm yeah. Friends got a giant schnauzer as a house dog and only put him through training for sit and stay and stuff. They're bred to be guard dogs... they wrestle him into his crate whenever they have guests or someone at the door. But keep telling me they don't think training will help because "he's already done it"...
I have a pitbull/mutt mix and she is a very shy dog,she doesn't like loud strangers and she hates kids,but she knows that me and my family are there to protect her,she was never trained,never socialized,yet she is very obedient and loves other dogs and animals,i love her to death because she shows that dogs do have personalities and she is so sweet
@@sarahno4748 Sounds like your friend needs to learn what dog training really is. Basic commands are nothing, they take no time at all. Real training takes weeks, even months, depending on the type of training. He should take the time to learn about dog training before something happens because right now, he's setting his dog up for failure.
@The Sylvirr I bet your dogs are beautiful! My neighbor has a Rottweiler who is a big sweetie, but people sometimes cross the street to avoid her. I laugh every time I see it. 😄
I do have to admit that he is self aware enough to know he’s in over his head and needed a professional. A lot of people rather dump there dogs then admit they’re the problem and need help. He is seeking help. I hope the best.
He didn't neuter or train him after this episode and the dog bit someone and was taken from him. There's articles about it (look up 'caspar presa canario') and Victoria had a statement on her website too. Eric's behaviour was clearly an act and he only ever cared about himself, not the wellbeing of the dog.
@@platgeslagengehaktbal just read the two articles and its really upsetting ! After being warned and acting like he was actually gonna do something, he lets this happen. This poor dog. Unfortunately I don't see a happy outcome for Casper 😔
@@sakurachanuwu3503 it IS messed up if a guys masculinity is based on how big and bad thier dog is. It's also the same with guys feeling that if thier male dog is neutered then it somehow correlates to thier own balls or verility. It's sad but true. Smh
I will 100% always acknowledge the power of dogs, especially breeds bred to attack and the effect of bad humans on them. But that smile on the trained dog when he sat back next to his person was just the cutest thing.
Well there's a difference between "smiling" and reactive behavior. It's actually good if a dog is "smiling" with their mouth open, and it's very easy to tell if the dog is confortable or not.
A pooch who was called "dangerous" on the Animal Planet show "It's Me or The Dog!" has been cooling it in a Westchester canine jail for biting a neighbor. Casper, a 109-pound Presa Canario, has been caged in a shelter for six months as his owner has fought to save his life while facing $80,000 in fines and threats of eviction for violating his condo association's no-dog rule. A Westchester County judge recently spared Casper's life, but not his testicles. Besides ruling that Casper must be neutered, Greenburg Town Judge Walter Rivera also ordered the dog see a "board certified animal behaviorist" and not go out in public without a muzzle. "He's not a bad dog. He doesn't deserve this," said Casper's owner, Bram Leinwand, of Arsdley. He vowed to appeal. After the show aired the Leinwands heard from their condo board, which demanded the family get rid of Casper or face a $500-a-day fine. The board, which in 2009 gave the family permission to keep the dog, has put a $45,000 lien on the Leinwands' home and fines have now mounted to $80,000. The situation went from bad to worse, when Casper bit a visitor on the arm in the condominium parking lot, piercing the man's jacket and pricking his skin. Cops seized Casper, who has been in a New Rochelle shelter ever since. The family gets to visit him once a week. Bram Leinwand said he fears no one will adopt Casper unless Judge Rivera reverses his decision to label the dog "dangerous." He said he's willing to spend his last penny to get justice for Casper, but lamented, "(This) may ultimately prove to be a death sentence."
Wow... first they said he could have the dog.. then after seeing the episode the condo association said he had to get rid of him. 500 a day fine. Gotta say that's messed up.
@@17Fidelis75 That wouldn't work because it's a completely different situation for the dog. That dog would've had no problem attacking a stranger, but not the guy who owns him.
@@merkules6 On top of that, the owner is the one who's supposed to be calling the dog off. It'd make no sense to teach your own dog to bite you or protect someone else from you, and then have you tell him to get off or have a stranger tell him to get off.
@@17Fidelis75 No UD with a dog who has no obedience training, and no UD with the owner as the dummy are pretty obvious concepts which should go without say (ok, ok, you may should explain it to the eminem emulator in the video, but otherwise is an overkill) in fact, I may be wrong, but I'm pretty convinced the original message was intended as a provocation...
Casper bit a Person in the end, bc the guy didn't do anything of the things Victoria told him. i think it was nothing super bad, bc he was not put down. But the judge ordered [sorry, i'm not shure If that's the right Word, english is not my first language] that he has to be neutered, the guy has to go to a trainer with him, and he has to wear a muzzle If he is outside. So everything he promised Victoria to do month bevor..
@@Nea-van-R. ugh really? This guy drives me nuts. But the neutering should be beneficial, I really hope this turns out for the best. Thanks for the update. 👍
Also people were blaming Victoria for ‘exposing’ Caspar to the dog with those trainers ‘attacking’ someone. That’s not how dogs work. This is completely on that kid. I don’t know what he was thinking.
@@victoriasalter1701 yes, we’re just saying that being cautious of bully breeds is not because of the dog but because the dog might have a bad owner that makes it dangerous. People are well within their rights to be nervous around these animals, I was once attacked by a pitbull that had never one bit or attacked anyone because the son of the family pointed at me and said “attack!” so he attacked. I still love pitbulls, but like I said, BAD OWNERS
Well, it didn't end well. Eric didn't become more responsible, and a while after this episode was completed, Casper did bite someone. Victoria got blamed for having dealt inapropriately with Casper although she didn't have anything to do with what happened later. Casper had to go into a shelter for half a year, and Eric's family had to pay a fortune for lawyers. Casper wasn't put down after this ordeal because of a lenient judge, but he had a very unpleasant time in the shelter. I don't know what actually happened to Casper later in his life, but I doubt that there was a real happy end. Eric should never have been allowed to own such a potentially dangerous dog breed. And Victoria's initially negative assessment of Eric was actually quite astute. Eric didn't prove her wrong although he had promised to do so. Eric became a professional poker player later... All this information can be found easily because this was one of Victoria's least successful cases, and quite a few local newspapers carried this story. Edit: Thanks for all the likes ☺️☺️☺️ It shows that many of you really care about the dogs and their owners who have been trained and educated by Victoria - many times the owners were more difficult to train than their 🐕🐕🐕 I really would've liked to find out what happened to Casper after Eric was allowed to take him home from the shelter! But once the public attention had diminished, I couldn't find Casper's name anywhere. I want to say one thing about Eric: he never should've been allowed to own a dog like Casper, but I think that he really loved Casper. Eric and his father spent a lot of money on legal procedures because they wanted to take Casper home again. And maybe, it's a a good sign, that I couldn't find out more about Casper. If he had been involved in another serious biting incident, it might've generated again a certain amount of public attention. If anyone knows more, I would very much appreciate if he or she would tell us what happened later!
@Blazzer Minion ha,ha, I hadn't even realized that I have got already quite a few likes😉 I was a bit worried if I may be guilty of doxxing, as it is called nowadays. But, as I said, it's fairly easy to find out what happened to Casper and Eric, because the story had caused a bit of publicity back then and Eric's full name was mentioned in some articles. Victoria had been accused at first of having used controversial methods on Casper, which was absolutely untrue. She needed to write a rebuttal. I often wonder how the dogs and their owners developed after Victoria's interventions. Since the show is old, most dogs are probably not alive anymore. But it's very unlikely that there were only happy ends because Victoria cannot supervise all dog owners who appeared in the tv-show.
his attitude makes me feel like he'd beat up people that don't agree with him. Agreed that he got the dog to use it as a weapon or to intimidate people.
look at him he thinks hes a tough guy G what he doesnt realize is someone like me who carries spray, a knife, and a pistol will end this dog and then him next.
They should have put Eric in that trainer suit and let that other dog have a go at him. Maybe he would have a better idea how much damage Casper could potentially do.
Eeehhh, that's a recipe for the dog knocking him down and going for the throat. Those guys need to train *just* to withstand a powerful dog biting into their padded arm.
Why the hell is that the first thing you assume? He wanted a dog and there is no problem with that. What if you saw a for example cute pinball puppy as a dog, and as The dog gets older, you start to lose control of him or she. What if I said OH, I bET sHE gOt ThAT dOg bECaUse iT lOOked “badass” ANd wAntEd tO bE cOOl. Think about that iiGachaFailureii
I've had an owner say that to me while assessing his chihuahua at work who was very scared, so I still went slow introducing myself. The dog bit me right after the owner said that lol. It was a warning bite, so not hard at all. I'm used to working with dogs every day so I was still comfortable accepting the chi so I could do his nails.
I feel bad for the dog tbh. He had the dog locked in a room for 12+ hours when he was at work. No wonder the dog is acting out it has so much energy to burn with no human direction/guidance.
The way he talks to his dog is too intense as well. It's either super affectionate, verbally harsh, or total neglect (since this dog had a "dungeon" he was trapped in 12 hours a day). The dog is as neurotic as you'd expect from living with someone like that... :'(
It didn’t really seem like the hat dude was scared of Casper hurting someone, it’s more of him being like “woah did you see how that pitbull just attacked the guy when owner said attack, and came back when the owner said come back, duuuude, I want a weapon like that!” 🤣I’m sorrryy I cant take this guy seriously
What I love about this is that Victoria doesn't just tells the owners "do this or do that", she shows them their problems and gives them resources that could help them in the long run.
Lol my dog snarls so much with his teeth out and we tried what would happen if the person who was being snarled at would try to make contact and my dog started licking their hand😂
Yeah it's really bad, I was walking my dog (he's actually named Casper) and we passed a couple and they told us their dogs were friendly. One of the dogs ended up attacking my other dog (ruby). Thankfully no one was hurt but I saw the couple a few more times being dragged across the road by their dogs. They also let their dogs go to the toilet on other people's yards, people are so irresponsible...
Yeah it's hard to tell but I definitely do have a friend with a corgi who is 100% all show and no bite. I was nervous at first but she and my dog play and leeloo snarls and shows teeth but she has never ever ever bit my dog or any other dog. So it's possible but I dont trust those dogs off the bat. It takes time. Anytime therea a dog in the dog park who's super vocal I'm always hesitant until I get to know the dog better. Thankfully all the owners at my dog park are SUPER responsible.
A dog can growl because they’re scared, and I think licking can be a way of trying to appease. Your dog is afraid, and they can lash out if they feel cornered. Even if you don’t care that your dog is uncomfortable, don’t have people touch your snarling dog.
I love it when some "gangster" comes in with a huge mastiff-type dogs and act all badass, and I'm like "Oh how cute, my grandma had mastiffs and my 70+ year old aunty has rottweilers." Added bonus, I'm a 4'9" woman and could handle my grandparents' mastiffs and my family's saint bernards better than most of these "tough" guys.
While I agree 100% I also have to add, for breeders: DON'T SELL A PUPPY TO AN 18 YEAROLD WITHOUT REALLY REALLY CAREFUL VETTING. I'm in my late 20s and in the process of getting a Toller, there is no way at 18 I was responsible enough to train a Toller - let alone a breed bred for fighting/hunting.
This was a scary situation. The dog was doing well with training but the owner was thinking about his image rather than safety. I hope everything worked out well for everyone.
One look at this guy, you can immidiately see he’s a dude that ”want that cool, potentially dangerous gangsta dog”. The last person who should own a dog in other words.
Always a small skinny dude who tries to be intimidating lol. I have a pitbull and hate that people might think that about me lol. I had no choice of dog though, we found him as a small baby. However my dog is trained and well behaved and is nothing like this doucher's presa.
He would smirk every time she mentioned how strong and aggressive the dog was. That's what he wants, but he can't handle it. Fragile masculinity at it's finest.
The dog ended up being removed from his custody after he bit someone. The guy really only had him for the look it's so sad. I hope the dog is in a better family now
@@A-n42 Good! Sadly the damage is probably already done. Honestly, I think a drivers licence type thing should be implemented to own pets as a lot of people simply isn’t smart and empathic enough to own them.
I have a husky, mochi would play bit me really hard. I trained him out of it and trained him to sit, stay, wait, be gentle, lay down and calm, I'm glad I did this. Mochi is now a very playful husky he plays rough every now and then but I know he doesn't mean it so if I say "ow!"he stops what ever he's doing to see if im okay
Well, apparently Casper bit a neighbour, is in dog jail, owner had to pay a fine but still insists the dog did nothing wrong. Respectful isn't quite accurate.
Love how the dudes with aggressive, poorly trained dogs never get them neutered. It's obvious they just got the dog as a status symbol or fashion accessory. It's telling of the guys' insecurities and just sad for the dogs and anyone/anything they hurt
You know neutering is not the solution for everything, i've heard English and american people preach it as a must do yet it's not always needed, depends on the dog. A good training goes way beyond a simple " balls cut"
@@areswalker5647 Yes, obviously good training trumps everything. But neutering/spaying an animal most certainly changes behavior. Hormones have an extremely powerful influence on our behavior and development. If you've ever spent time with an intact cat for example, male or female, it's quite apparent. Dogs, humans, etc. are just as influenced. (I say this having a degree in Biology and as a teacher of both Biology and Anatomy.)
@@Sleipnirseight that's true but not all problems humans have with their dogs are being caused by hormones, in most cases they are just a result from a bad training, lack of exercise and socialization. Things that, neutering or not, won't change if the human doesn't act on them. And neutering is still an invasive procedure so if the dog needs it that's fine, but if the dog doesn't it's best to leave it. I'm not saying "never neuter a dog" or "you have to always neuter a dog", i'm saying look at the dog, get why he has the issues he has and only then decide what's best for him.
@@iangillen2841 what's the point of asking him? He's not the problem, the problem is the guy in the video that wanted the dog for looks yet has no idea how to control it.
@@leyaleigh5041 Nah, doubtful she can control the dog. If something happens she would be powerless to stop it. It could maul a kid or someone else's pet.
I first saw the Presa Canario maybe a month or less ago here on this show and went on to look them up and watched a few more videos on them. They're amazing and powerful and not for the average home at all. Randomly a few days later I was bored and was looking at Craigslist. I clicked on the pets out of curiosity and ended up finding an add for Rhodesian Ridgeback/Presa Canario puppies for sale in my local area. I was absolutely sad and wondered if these folks had any idea of what they were doing. I hope to hell that whomever adopts any of those pups did their research.
Tara Crosby It’s not the Ridgeback part of the dog they need to worry about. We’ve had Ridgebacks for 30 years, both male and female. They are protective, but are intelligent and family oriented. Actually, they were named the number one family dog in the UK a few years back. The dog in this video should have been trained from week 8. Of course, ANY dog can be a danger if not trained properly.
My uncle has an Rhodesian ridgeback Belgium Shepard cross she very aggressive but is a big sook with him but used to go for me when she was a puppy. ( still up to my waist ). She never got trained and is a bloody nightmare. I wish my family had done research before they got him it
A lot of those dogs will probably end up in some sort of dog fighting situation unfortunately. Some ends up as bait animals as well. I can’t believe craigslist still allows this. 🤦🏻♀️
Yeah, my grandfather has Ridgeback as a farm dog/companion and he’s lovely, but I’ve had to grab him once he played too rough with the chickens and started drawing blood. Knowing he has a prey drive means never having the two out at the same time. Just common sense
Its a cavalier king charles, they are very calm loveable breeds im shocked that its still alive too but im thinking that other dog was brought up as a pup around the cavie so is protective of them too.
Many people say the smaller dog is scared honestly just looks slightly older and overweight the presa gave no attention to it plus I saw the A/C vent some dogs love cold air
it makes me feel really happy to just see casper and his owner just playing together :} it’s beautiful to see that a dog that can be so vicious be so friendly
they are. they like that they have a 'dangerous dog' that makes people afraid. if not of them, least their dog ya? i know a guy who got a belgian shepard and that dog was totally aggressive towards strangers, so much he had to wear a muzzle for walking. poor dog was actually a sweetheart, but he was trained to be like that, when the guy lost the dog and a family member adopted him, he turned into a sweet puppy! i also remember walking thru london and seeing lots of gangs of weirdo pseudo gangster guys and nearly all of them had dogs like that.. that people are afraid of their dog gives them some sense of power...
This is what people mean when they say there are no bad dogs. There are untrained dogs, dogs who don't know better, ect but this dog is a great example that with some training they can be better, Casper turned into a much better dog and is much more well behaved
Caspar: barks at door Owner: stay Caspar: *sits and keeps quiet* Owner: GOOD BOY!!!! The other dog that's been chilling in the corner silently the whole time: Is this a MF joke?!?!
Bro when I’m schoolteacher teacher be like this to that one trouble kid, everyone take out ur book he does it her OMG you did it you get extra recces and extra points on your grade : rest of the class 😒😑 BRUH!!!!
Omg I’m disgusted wasn’t this couple from another video 🤦🏼♀️ it’s their fault they trap him inside all day. Casper is trapped inside all day and it’s sparking his aggression. He just wants to be free; this is why active dogs shouldn’t be put into the hands of teens just because they think it looks cool.
That poor charles spaniel!!!! Imagine having to be scared all the time. If they dont rehome casper they should consider rehoming the spaniel. A good family will take him/her no problem
Well, here in Germany you actually have to take a test if you want to buy or adopt a big dog. And another, harder one if you want to have a "dangerous" dog (both "big" and "dangerous" dogs are defined by law, just like the tests you have to take).
I like how people are scared of Casper and the other puppy, who's the tiniest in the room, just lies there like 'Yea, this is how it is around here lol.'
Very debatable, if the dog was yours from a pup and brought up with nothing but love and depending on the breed of dog if it has a brain it’s it’s head they would never harm there owner. They aren’t just beasts with teeth they understand love and affection and they give it back.
@@MGZRJackass I've met a Rottweiler breeder in a hospital, a man in his fifties, experienced with Rottweilers since dekades. He told me, he had been watching TV with his favourite dog beside him when the dog went on him out of a sudden. His right upper arm was completely destroyed. Nobody knew what had driven that dog mad from one second to the other... There are 999 dogs where everything goes fine but there is no guarantee.
@@cymbala6208 Exactly, I completely agree. You also have to take into account that dogs do not think like us, they don't see the world as we do. What might a peaceful manner to us could be a sign of aggression for them. Like you said, you never know.
I honestly cannot imagine my chihuahua mixes getting aggressive with me. Well maybe if they're hurt and feel threatened. Even then, they growl at each other but I've never had them even get angry at me in my almost four years of having them. It's sorta strange considering Chihuahuas are known to be aggressive. Although I guess it could happen in certain circumstances.
Victoria is so dedicated and works to help the owner too, not just the dog. She knows that helping the owner goes right down the leash. This makes her such a special trainer!!
you know she is an actor and was a dog walker, she started the show and then decided to call herself a trainer. pretty sure she's been sued for failing to help multiple dogs
Paige_ Livesey is that info actually true? If that is true, that would make a lot of sense. That woman is utterly useless. She does nothing, but ignore situations with dogs. Never addresses the problem nor corrects the dog. Her “training” is far more dangerous than any dog.
Me is a chicken I have two Rottweilers and my methods of training them came from Cesar Millan. He understands dog psychology which this woman does not. It doesn’t matter who trains the dog, it just matters if dog is trained correctly. But you can have the best trainer in the world train your dog, but if you don’t keep up with it, the training will be useless. Training is 24/7 with a dog. Watch the Dog Whisperer and you’ll see the proper way to train a dog.
It annoys me when people downplay how dangerous those dogs could be. Not putting them into training and then allowing them near kids, taking photos and post them on social media with "oh and they say it's such a dangerous dog" description. Thank God in this case the owners were responsible regardless of their young age.
Young men get such a hard time. He don't seem immature at all. Hes the complete opposite. It takes a grown man to be open to your ignorances seek help and remain humble when being given advice. What's so immature about that?... A young man being respectful to older female who is more educated is far from trying to look big. I recon your jealous mate.
@@Thatguy-dc2xu positively.com/victorias-blog/statement-regarding-casper/ give it a read and that will change your mind. He didn't follow through on anything he said that he was going to do.
@@Thatguy-dc2xu You obviously didn't watch properly because everyone else sees it. What is there to be jealous of anyway? You're probably just like him.
What really makes me laugh, is that these dogs clearly feel the need to protect these so called tough guys. Like “I got you fam, I can feel that sense of inadequacy you try to cover up all the time, I’ll make sure people leave you alone”.
Well, that's a big part of the reason why these guys get "personal protection" dogs! Anyway, could you see those "would be" tough guys out walking a fluffy poodle, or bichon frisé? 😆😆😆
I think the comments are quite negative, he seems determined to change himself and his training techniques, he seeks help... I hope they're doing well now.
This kid didn't follow through with anything Victoria tried to teach him, he did not continue training with local trainers (which Victoria tried to arrange for him), he did not neuter Casper, and shortly after Casper actually bit a person and was sent to a shelter. Judge ordered he be neutered, muzzled, and properly trained. Don't know what happened in the end but honestly I doubt Casper ever lead a happy life with this kid.
@@trawlins396 it’s true in some cases though if you act nervous with a dog they will pick up on that and depending on their training it could get them worked up
@@trawlins396 Yeah dogs can sense your fear, I guess all you can really do is find what makes you calm in that moment but that's easier said then done.
A skinny little boy wanted to feel tough, so he got that dog. He's still a defenseless skinny little boy, but now his dog is paying the price for his tough guy fantasies.
I read somewhere he went to the trainning centre a few times here and there and then stopped , his dog did get worse , did attack someone badly and he was actually put in jail for it as they found out through this he knew the dog was dangerous, the trainners at the centre were called into court aswell , he was told what to do to stop that and didn't , the dog wasnt on a lease when the attack happened , he allowed that dog to just walk freely beside him, I don't know how true that is but if so I hope he got life the dog was put to sleep by a vet Wow so I just did some investigation into it So the dog bite someone, the judge spared this guy, ordered that Casper was to be fixed and not allowed in public with muzzle , he was also sued for a dog bite..he didn't listen and then what I said happened
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“Whatever you do don’t act scared.”
The small dog in the corner: *gulp*
Best advice.
Lol
The poor thing was terrified
pro yes
Little dog he can’t see me big dog sniffing little dog little dog ahhhhhh
He was an eighteen year old who wanted a scary intimidating dog... What he got was a killer. Victoria is right, the breeder was irresponsible selling him that dog.
Especially of all the breeds a canario. Like why the hell should an 18 year old ever get his hands on a canario unless his parents are professional trainers
@@asianbboy911 I was 16 when I raised my presa and I had control over him so it has nothing to do with age and everything to do with owner responsibility and it’s childish to say who should have what kind of dog at an certain age my little sister can handle both of my pits by her self at 6 it’s all about conditioning your dog the best way possible.
Why
@@dtaefrm313 Nonsense. Your six year old sister does not have the physical strength to restrain a pitbull that is set on attacking someone.
@@shredmunds7660 exactly.I’m not even saying that one of your pets would want to attack someone… But what if your little six-year-old sister fell and someone came to her rescue but the dog got confused and thought that they were trying to hurt her?
Casper: *barking his head off*
The little dog in the corner: 👁👄👁
I dont wanna watch alot timestamp?
Mhm lol
Sir LordsBurn 0:56
This isnt tiktok gtfo
OhhJay um?
The smaller dog just chilling in the corner watching everything in silence is just wholesome.
scared as heck
Nah, that was just a snack for later
@@MeilimiBAHAHA
It was scared.
I wonder if that poor doggy is still alive
I feel sorry for the other dog sitting in the corner never moved once.
I though the same thing, it’s a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, def intimidated by the dog.
Melissa Harrison 0:58 lol
Never moved..scared to..very sad
@@lupayperez93 If that dog even moved a little it would most likely be attacked
poor baby
I think it was really smart of Victoria and her team to introduce this guy to those dog trainers. Not just for the reality check of his dog's potential danger, but they're basically the real version of what he is daydreaming of being. He wants to be a tough guy with a big powerful dog that listens to him. Well, here are people he will admire and listen to. They may actually be able to get through to him and guide him in how to train his dog.
Not only that.. it may inspire him to do the exact same thing they are doing.. become a trainer for other people's dongs and pass the knowledge and techniques on to others in need.
Yes, I wa thinking this as well. Those are trainers he can look up to, be guided by and aspire to be like. It was a very smart move. Victoria is quite insightful about human behaviour.
Sorry folks. The kid in this video didn't follow through with anything Victoria tried to teach him or arrange for him (those other trainers). Casper actually ended up biting someone. There's news articles about it, even. I've no idea what happened after that incident, though. I want to hope Casper somehow ended up with a good family but I highly doubt it. This kid is trash and I really wish I could tell him that.
B P Do you know any articles I can read?
@@Zagittowo Can you link an article about it then please? Sorry, but people make up all sorts of crap in comment sections like these. Include a link.
I almost lost an eye when I was seven by a dog who “didn’t bite”. That why I’ve meticulously trained every dog we’ve owned since then. There’s no excuse for laziness when you get a dog. They aren’t just a decoration for your home or an accessory when you go out. 😡
Any dog with teeth can bite, people greatly neglect smaller dogs. All dogs need training.
L.A. Smith You are absolutely correct.
How did a dog nearly get your eye?
@Brianna Evans The dog knocked me down and started biting my hands and face while it stood over me. One of its teeth punctured my eyelid and tore a hole in it. A little deeper would’ve punctured my eye, too.
The dog belonged to a neighbor who just let it run loose since we lived in the country.
I had the same thing happened to me when I was 5 years old. Me and My were over at family friends house and they had a dog and I asked to pet it and they said it was fine and it jumped on me a pushed me down a bit my face I had to get a new check made
0:58 I never saw so much fear in one dog before. Poor thing was terrified.
It’s so sad 😭😭😭😭
Yes,he’s pretty much living with a lion that could eat him at any time.
poor little thing :( this dog lives in so much stress
Torture for sure. Poor thing is being neglected as all the attention goes to Casper.
Yeah, I got anxious when Casper went up to Victoria that first time. 😬
“GET YO DOG.”
“It don’t bite.“
“YES IT DO.”
I know where that’s from
I love that meme 😂
Arielle xxseedddd
*does
@@K0r0n3 its "yes it do" in the original video's
When does Victoria get her own Netflix show??? Like she needs it
Yessss!!
yea she's big time.
Oh yeah!
That just may educate enough people to reduce the amount of an Animals in the shelter. Let’s make it happen
YEAH IK RIGHT I LOVE HER VIDEOS
One of the important things I admire about Victoria is that she tells her clients the hardcore truth without sugarcoating it. She doesn't tell them what they want to hear and she is fierce when reprimanding their bad choices.
Yup...that guy was naive for getting a hard, strong breed like that.
Yes you have to be harsh with scum who weaponised there dogs...
Ever notice that she’s the same way with correcting the dogs? No sugarcoating, no chances, just nip the bad behavior in the bud. You have to with dogs, they think faster than we do.
Yup! And all without being insulting or mocking. It's a skill.
Considering she's English, that not-sugarcoating is indeed impressive.
“Tyson come!” That was actually quite impressive. It’s like he’s attacking from all ends of his mind yet he’s just waiting to hear his owner say exactly that. “Everyone judges me!” Their judging you bc your very much giving them a reason to judge you. It’s pathetic to even see as a complete stranger.
Tyson!!!!???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@titosteinsgaming9340Tyson is the pitbull at the dog trainers.
Former owner of a Presa Canario: my dog was NEVER allowed to behave in an aggressive manner. From 8 weeks on he was in constant training. These dogs are no joke and the owner must be more disciplined than the dog.
I hear people who own pitbulls say what big "babies" they are. That's true as long as they're trained to be confident, happy pets. So many people like this kid get powerful breeds to protect them and their property. There was a sad story in our local news a few years back about a man who died protecting his little girl from a pitbull. The dog turned on him and he died from injuries. The owner lost a dog, and a little girl lost her father. Fault of an irresponsible pet owner.
Thank you for saying that! I think dogs should always be in training from the start especially if it's breeds that tend to get aggressive more easily
@@loriwest4777 Sometimes training won't help if dog has aggression in it's nature.
@@LittleDfan You're right. I've heard that sometimes the behavior is so permanently ingrained that there's no hope for reformation. Those dogs either live their lives out in cages or have to be euthanized because they are not good candidates for adoption. Sad
Good words. With the correct training, every breed can be "the perfect pet/companion". It's really sad when an entire breed is demonised because of what's happened due to some irresponsible owners.
Like I've met a rottweiler, Coco, who was the sweetest girl I've met. Compared to the old man who owned a jack russel when I lived with gramps, that thing tried to tear my leg apart for no reason, I was on my way to school, met them on the forest trail, stood off to the side so the man wouldn't slip, and the dog went for it, I didn't even look at it. The man said it was my fault, grumpy old codger...
This is why I think we need tighter regulations around owning dogs across the board. They're not toys. They're living creatures and their quality of life is heavily dependent on the competence of the one raising them. Ultimately who pays the price for these failures? It's not the owner, it's the dog.
On the flip side there definitely should be more of an effort to make the knowledge of dog training more accessable. Many people know the basics, but far too many people lack the skills individuals like Victoria possess.
But there are also many dog trainers out there that do not have anywhere near the skills Victoria has. So even if you try to get help, the advice/training given may be mediocre at best.
How long did it take you to type that?
I know and i agree it also very common here were im from for someone to get a puppy and train them a little but once they get bigger they abandon them and it is something that i wish didnt happen but it does and that breaks my heart
True
@hamsterpotato there isn't anything wrong with an agressive dog so long as the person who owns them is skilled enough to be in constant control, agressive dogs can only be in public muzzled if at all, you need to have high inescapable fences, the ground must be secured to ensure that escape is impossible and you must have secure, sheltered kennels to lock the dogs up when you have guests, they can serve a purpose as long as you are aware of the danger they pose and are prepared to never be able to share your dog with the world, most people don't need that kind of dog, but that only means that there need to be stricter requirements for owning more agression prone dog breeds. My pup is an amstaff mix, they are prone to dog agression, I don't take him to dog parks because he tries to dominate other males, he loves people and is fine otherwise, but I have to do what's best for him and other people's pets, that's what it means to be responsible.
Owner: don’t act scared. Dog in the corner: god bless my soul
Omg 🤣🤣
😆🤣😂
He survived tho- and didn’t get hurt-
😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😭😭😂😂
omg 😂
Spoiler alert: His dog is in jail for biting a person and he got fined 80,000$, and still says that the dog doesn't deserve this
This guy is stubborn AF
Wow 😳 thanks for the update. That’s really unfortunate for the dog. He should have never been given to that young, inexperienced kid in the first place. Is the dog scheduled to be put down because of the incident?
Dogs can go to jail?
@@unaltereda4111 prolly kept kennelled in a facility until it’s fate is decided, I guess you could call that “jailing”
@@jewelsbarbie Yeah
He's fighting for him, but seems like he can't win
Dogs dont go to jail lmao theu just get put down - do you have any proof?
There's a guy in my neighborhood that has 3 BEAUTIFUL Cane Corsos. Seeing him walk those 3 massive dogs, all together, and with full control is a definitely a sight. You KNOW he took his time to understand the breed and properly train them.
It really irks me to see people buy a dog breed, because they look good, and don't do the proper research. That just leads to sad, insecure, and misbehaved dogs.
I have two cane corso/rottweiler mixes and I love them to bits. They're just big sweet dorks, and people who only want them to look scary have no idea what they're in for. I'm so glad to hear that you see someone who knows, understands and loves his dogs!
Mmm yeah. Friends got a giant schnauzer as a house dog and only put him through training for sit and stay and stuff. They're bred to be guard dogs... they wrestle him into his crate whenever they have guests or someone at the door. But keep telling me they don't think training will help because "he's already done it"...
I have a pitbull/mutt mix and she is a very shy dog,she doesn't like loud strangers and she hates kids,but she knows that me and my family are there to protect her,she was never trained,never socialized,yet she is very obedient and loves other dogs and animals,i love her to death because she shows that dogs do have personalities and she is so sweet
@@sarahno4748 Sounds like your friend needs to learn what dog training really is. Basic commands are nothing, they take no time at all. Real training takes weeks, even months, depending on the type of training. He should take the time to learn about dog training before something happens because right now, he's setting his dog up for failure.
@The Sylvirr I bet your dogs are beautiful! My neighbor has a Rottweiler who is a big sweetie, but people sometimes cross the street to avoid her. I laugh every time I see it. 😄
I do have to admit that he is self aware enough to know he’s in over his head and needed a professional. A lot of people rather dump there dogs then admit they’re the problem and need help. He is seeking help. I hope the best.
He didn't neuter or train him after this episode and the dog bit someone and was taken from him. There's articles about it (look up 'caspar presa canario') and Victoria had a statement on her website too. Eric's behaviour was clearly an act and he only ever cared about himself, not the wellbeing of the dog.
@@platgeslagengehaktbal just read the two articles and its really upsetting ! After being warned and acting like he was actually gonna do something, he lets this happen. This poor dog. Unfortunately I don't see a happy outcome for Casper 😔
Oh that's so sad
I feel so bad for the dog.. He had potential when they desensitized him with the doorbell strategy in only a day. It's not the dog's fault. 😞
@@Tweetypi16 man why can't people be good. i don't get ii
I already get embarrassed when my dog barks at someone, how is he not MORTIFIED?
I think he thinks it makes him look badass and tough.
I don't really know
@@amberlytheharpyqueen thats messed up 😐😐😐
@@amberlytheharpyqueen thats messed up 😐😐😐
@@sakurachanuwu3503 it IS messed up if a guys masculinity is based on how big and bad thier dog is.
It's also the same with guys feeling that if thier male dog is neutered then it somehow correlates to thier own balls or verility.
It's sad but true. Smh
"Everyone looks at me like I'm trouble". THAT'S WHAT HE WANTS.
Let's give a shoutout to the cameramen for going into all these houses.
Yes they deserve it to get a shoutout
Im praying he has some protectiion on 👉👈
No I would break it
I was watching this and thinking there is no way I'd go in there with this dog no matter how much you pay me
No joke
“Oh he don’t bite.”
“Oh okay, so he’s smiling at me because he likes me.”
I will 100% always acknowledge the power of dogs, especially breeds bred to attack and the effect of bad humans on them. But that smile on the trained dog when he sat back next to his person was just the cutest thing.
@@savannah9712 Well that Dog is kinda weak so, most People are safe around It.
Well there's a difference between "smiling" and reactive behavior.
It's actually good if a dog is "smiling" with their mouth open, and it's very easy to tell if the dog is confortable or not.
My aunts pit bull smiles at ppl
It's pretty terrifying but she's a complete cinnamon roll
@@DecembersDedicatedDivison safe how is a kid or smaller dog safe?
I lost it when the camera switched to the other dog in the corner.
Right it was like “mom come pick me up I’m home”
Their face was like “ bro, u good?”
What time stamp
What time
I lost it thinking of the day it becomes a presa snack.
A pooch who was called "dangerous" on the Animal Planet show "It's Me or The Dog!" has been cooling it in a Westchester canine jail for biting a neighbor.
Casper, a 109-pound Presa Canario, has been caged in a shelter for six months as his owner has fought to save his life while facing $80,000 in fines and threats of eviction for violating his condo association's no-dog rule.
A Westchester County judge recently spared Casper's life, but not his testicles. Besides ruling that Casper must be neutered, Greenburg Town Judge Walter Rivera also ordered the dog see a "board certified animal behaviorist" and not go out in public without a muzzle.
"He's not a bad dog. He doesn't deserve this," said Casper's owner, Bram Leinwand, of Arsdley. He vowed to appeal.
After the show aired the Leinwands heard from their condo board, which demanded the family get rid of Casper or face a $500-a-day fine.
The board, which in 2009 gave the family permission to keep the dog, has put a $45,000 lien on the Leinwands' home and fines have now mounted to $80,000.
The situation went from bad to worse, when Casper bit a visitor on the arm in the condominium parking lot, piercing the man's jacket and pricking his skin.
Cops seized Casper, who has been in a New Rochelle shelter ever since. The family gets to visit him once a week.
Bram Leinwand said he fears no one will adopt Casper unless Judge Rivera reverses his decision to label the dog "dangerous." He said he's willing to spend his last penny to get justice for Casper, but lamented, "(This) may ultimately prove to be a death sentence."
How did you find this information
@@Rottenkirsche13 It looks like an excerpt from an article, I think I'll try to do some digging
All this because of a dog
Any dog can bit it's owner or a stranger
Wow... first they said he could have the dog.. then after seeing the episode the condo association said he had to get rid of him. 500 a day fine. Gotta say that's messed up.
I really wanted them to put the bite suit on the owner.
@Karina Peters No professional would ever do bite training with a dog that isn't perfectly obedient.
You also don't want the handler/owner decoying for their own dog
@@17Fidelis75 That wouldn't work because it's a completely different situation for the dog. That dog would've had no problem attacking a stranger, but not the guy who owns him.
@@merkules6 On top of that, the owner is the one who's supposed to be calling the dog off. It'd make no sense to teach your own dog to bite you or protect someone else from you, and then have you tell him to get off or have a stranger tell him to get off.
@@17Fidelis75 No UD with a dog who has no obedience training, and no UD with the owner as the dummy are pretty obvious concepts which should go without say (ok, ok, you may should explain it to the eminem emulator in the video, but otherwise is an overkill)
in fact, I may be wrong, but I'm pretty convinced the original message was intended as a provocation...
I'm surprised that the little dog who was always in the corner is still alive
Kerttu yeah lucky dog
this made me laugh haha
Ikr she was so scared. Poor little spaniel.
Hey same!
Kerttu same 😂
Casper could really be such a sweet ham. He just needs some help and patience. I am excited to see future updates.
Casper bit a Person in the end, bc the guy didn't do anything of the things Victoria told him.
i think it was nothing super bad, bc he was not put down. But the judge ordered [sorry, i'm not shure If that's the right Word, english is not my first language] that he has to be neutered, the guy has to go to a trainer with him, and he has to wear a muzzle If he is outside.
So everything he promised Victoria to do month bevor..
@@Nea-van-R. ugh really? This guy drives me nuts. But the neutering should be beneficial, I really hope this turns out for the best. Thanks for the update. 👍
@@rebeccacain7813 the article is from 2012 chances are the dog might be dead already
Also people were blaming Victoria for ‘exposing’ Caspar to the dog with those trainers ‘attacking’ someone. That’s not how dogs work. This is completely on that kid. I don’t know what he was thinking.
The guy didn’t even get the dog fixed like Victoria kept telling him to.
0:58 That _poor Cavalier._
It’s not that I never trust dogs like this. It’s that I never trust that their owners are competent. Case in point here.
I don't trust the animals nor the owners.
Not all bully breed carers are irresponsible.
@@___------ Not all bully breeds, nor their carers, are irresponsible...
@@victoriasalter1701 of course but if they are, other people and animals will face serious consequences for another persons irresponsibility.
@@victoriasalter1701 yes, we’re just saying that being cautious of bully breeds is not because of the dog but because the dog might have a bad owner that makes it dangerous. People are well within their rights to be nervous around these animals, I was once attacked by a pitbull that had never one bit or attacked anyone because the son of the family pointed at me and said “attack!” so he attacked. I still love pitbulls, but like I said, BAD OWNERS
Well, it didn't end well. Eric didn't become more responsible, and a while after this episode was completed, Casper did bite someone. Victoria got blamed for having dealt inapropriately with Casper although she didn't have anything to do with what happened later. Casper had to go into a shelter for half a year, and Eric's family had to pay a fortune for lawyers. Casper wasn't put down after this ordeal because of a lenient judge, but he had a very unpleasant time in the shelter. I don't know what actually happened to Casper later in his life, but I doubt that there was a real happy end. Eric should never have been allowed to own such a potentially dangerous dog breed. And Victoria's initially negative assessment of Eric was actually quite astute. Eric didn't prove her wrong although he had promised to do so.
Eric became a professional poker player later...
All this information can be found easily because this was one of Victoria's least successful cases, and quite a few local newspapers carried this story.
Edit: Thanks for all the likes ☺️☺️☺️ It shows that many of you really care about the dogs and their owners who have been trained and educated by Victoria - many times the owners were more difficult to train than their 🐕🐕🐕
I really would've liked to find out what happened to Casper after Eric was allowed to take him home from the shelter! But once the public attention had diminished, I couldn't find Casper's name anywhere.
I want to say one thing about Eric: he never should've been allowed to own a dog like Casper, but I think that he really loved Casper. Eric and his father spent a lot of money on legal procedures because they wanted to take Casper home again. And maybe, it's a a good sign, that I couldn't find out more about Casper. If he had been involved in another serious biting incident, it might've generated again a certain amount of public attention. If anyone knows more, I would very much appreciate if he or she would tell us what happened later!
Thanks for the information I really wanted to know what happened after
Thanks for the information I really wanted to know what happened after
Omg this is horrible Victoria shouldn’t have been blamed :( it’s too bad that they went after her more than the owners of the dog
Wow!
@Blazzer Minion ha,ha, I hadn't even realized that I have got already quite a few likes😉
I was a bit worried if I may be guilty of doxxing, as it is called nowadays. But, as I said, it's fairly easy to find out what happened to Casper and Eric, because the story had caused a bit of publicity back then and Eric's full name was mentioned in some articles. Victoria had been accused at first of having used controversial methods on Casper, which was absolutely untrue. She needed to write a rebuttal.
I often wonder how the dogs and their owners developed after Victoria's interventions. Since the show is old, most dogs are probably not alive anymore. But it's very unlikely that there were only happy ends because Victoria cannot supervise all dog owners who appeared in the tv-show.
When Casper *ISNT TRYING* to be aggressive he is high key so adorable, it’s not just me who thinks this right?
Yes. He’s adorable
He’s so cute! Lol
No
ye
stay :0
I love how Victoria talks with every person on their level/in their language. So she can make sure they really get what she is saying
Me to
Let's take a moment and just appreciate Victoria risking her life going in and so is the camera man
@wowalinbie and getting bit
Yar
The camera man never dies
Yes,. They are very brave getting that close to their face
My head cannon is that the camera man is in armor.
"Mom I want to go see Eminem!"
"We have Eminem at home"
The Eminem at home:
😂
hentaiwhore I love your name
Lol
This reminds me of Eddie Murphy's McDonald's bit.
Omg i actually laughed of this-
It sounds like this kid wants a dog that he can command to attack, then call off .. this kid is the problem... ITS NOT THE DOG!!!
That worried me too.
I don't trust him at all. His words are chilling
his attitude makes me feel like he'd beat up people that don't agree with him.
Agreed that he got the dog to use it as a weapon or to intimidate people.
look at him he thinks hes a tough guy G what he doesnt realize is someone like me who carries spray, a knife, and a pistol will end this dog and then him next.
I trust him fully. He is over 18 and is officially an adult. I think anything is possible, including this.
The little dog shaking in the corner 😭
Everyone: wow that woman is brave!
The camera man forced to go up close: am i a joke to u???
I WAS JUST GONA SAY THAT-
No I think they have a long camera stick or close up or he zoomed in
They zoomed in
ya
@@jalnajjar take a joke
They should have put Eric in that trainer suit and let that other dog have a go at him. Maybe he would have a better idea how much damage Casper could potentially do.
Eeehhh, that's a recipe for the dog knocking him down and going for the throat. Those guys need to train *just* to withstand a powerful dog biting into their padded arm.
@@cussundriakneal9904 fr the dude was skinny asf
Those people are trained professionals if Eric dose one thing wrong he could actually get hurt
Casper attack somebody and he was put down
I like that idea
I bet he got that dog because it looked “badass” and wanted to be cool.
If you looked like Vanilla Ice in 2020, you'd need a big dog too!
Agreed!
Exactly. Probably why he didn't get the dog neutered - he projects his own insecurities onto the dog
Ikr and he dosent even relise that casper is a fullgrown murderous dog
Why the hell is that the first thing you assume? He wanted a dog and there is no problem with that. What if you saw a for example cute pinball puppy as a dog, and as
The dog gets older, you start to lose control of him or she. What if I said OH, I bET sHE gOt ThAT dOg bECaUse iT lOOked “badass” ANd wAntEd tO bE cOOl. Think about that iiGachaFailureii
I’m currently training a presa, they have the potential to be wonderful dogs always, but are NOT for the inexperienced, incompetent, or inflexible.
“Don’t worry, he doesn’t bite”
Their dog:
Neon Lights *ten seconds later, your hand is hanging off by a thread*
Reminds me of the vine: "he don't bite" "BITCH WHAT DO YOU MEAN HE DON-"
"BITCH CONTROL YOUR DOG"
"he don't bite"
"YES HE DO-"
I've had an owner say that to me while assessing his chihuahua at work who was very scared, so I still went slow introducing myself. The dog bit me right after the owner said that lol. It was a warning bite, so not hard at all. I'm used to working with dogs every day so I was still comfortable accepting the chi so I could do his nails.
Classic friend with dog
I feel bad for the dog tbh. He had the dog locked in a room for 12+ hours when he was at work. No wonder the dog is acting out it has so much energy to burn with no human direction/guidance.
The way he talks to his dog is too intense as well. It's either super affectionate, verbally harsh, or total neglect (since this dog had a "dungeon" he was trapped in 12 hours a day). The dog is as neurotic as you'd expect from living with someone like that... :'(
TheGoldenDunsparce he also needs to be fixed. I don’t understand why that is so difficult for people to understand.
He also previously kept a shock collar on him
I just feel bad for the dog....
It didn’t really seem like the hat dude was scared of Casper hurting someone, it’s more of him being like “woah did you see how that pitbull just attacked the guy when owner said attack, and came back when the owner said come back, duuuude, I want a weapon like that!” 🤣I’m sorrryy I cant take this guy seriously
My thoughts exactly
You are judging by his looks again, aren't you? I'd think he was more impressed with the amount of control. Attack when I say, stop when I say.
@@animationspace8550 and whats that based on?
@@janemh5866 literally what he showcased as he was impressed when the dog yield as well
@@animationspace8550 Cool story bro 👍
This guy actually got fined 80,000$ after Casper bit his neighbour
The dog is currently in a canine jail
Dude didn't train him correctly
How do you know?
@@ghoostnnn online research
Look it up! Lol
Cuz... It's both.... Puns
Nvm
No way 😮
Owner: "Whatever you do, don't act scared"
The king Charles' spaniel in the corner: "Well, I'M scared"
😁😀😅😂
Lmao King Charles spaniel
Yeah that’s the name of the breed
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1000th like let's goooooooooooo
He look like he’s about to write a letter like : Dear slim, I wrote you but you still ain’t callin’
Thats funny af
Underrated comment😂😂😂
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Owner :dont act scared. Dog in the corner: good bless My soul
Ik that dog just there like 🥲(get me out of here)
The dog was literally shaking
Lol
Bless my stole its harry potter
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What I love about this is that Victoria doesn't just tells the owners "do this or do that", she shows them their problems and gives them resources that could help them in the long run.
Hate when ppl say “Oh, he don’t bite”, so are those snarling teeth for show orrrr 🤔
Lmao
Lol my dog snarls so much with his teeth out and we tried what would happen if the person who was being snarled at would try to make contact and my dog started licking their hand😂
Yeah it's really bad, I was walking my dog (he's actually named Casper) and we passed a couple and they told us their dogs were friendly. One of the dogs ended up attacking my other dog (ruby). Thankfully no one was hurt but I saw the couple a few more times being dragged across the road by their dogs. They also let their dogs go to the toilet on other people's yards, people are so irresponsible...
Yeah it's hard to tell but I definitely do have a friend with a corgi who is 100% all show and no bite. I was nervous at first but she and my dog play and leeloo snarls and shows teeth but she has never ever ever bit my dog or any other dog. So it's possible but I dont trust those dogs off the bat. It takes time. Anytime therea a dog in the dog park who's super vocal I'm always hesitant until I get to know the dog better. Thankfully all the owners at my dog park are SUPER responsible.
A dog can growl because they’re scared, and I think licking can be a way of trying to appease. Your dog is afraid, and they can lash out if they feel cornered. Even if you don’t care that your dog is uncomfortable, don’t have people touch your snarling dog.
All these “gangsters” with these big dogs that can’t ever handle them is weak
Wangstas
Exactly!! No respect for the breed and they need to grow a pair!!! Typical skinny!!
I love it when some "gangster" comes in with a huge mastiff-type dogs and act all badass, and I'm like "Oh how cute, my grandma had mastiffs and my 70+ year old aunty has rottweilers." Added bonus, I'm a 4'9" woman and could handle my grandparents' mastiffs and my family's saint bernards better than most of these "tough" guys.
Julia Miville same here! I’m small also, but always love big dogs. It’s all in the training. Too bad the 2 legged “dog” can’t be trained. 🤣
I have a st bernard he is 5 and is a guard dog but he does not lunge at people
Can i just say something: TRAIN YOUR DOGS WHEN THEY ARE PUPPIES. (Edit: 5.5k likes? I-)
Yeah and if people can't do that than they shouldn't have dogs
Sorry about my English
While I agree 100% I also have to add, for breeders: DON'T SELL A PUPPY TO AN 18 YEAROLD WITHOUT REALLY REALLY CAREFUL VETTING.
I'm in my late 20s and in the process of getting a Toller, there is no way at 18 I was responsible enough to train a Toller - let alone a breed bred for fighting/hunting.
@@stefaniefurbo3047 awwh you spoke perfectly ♥️
Neuter that dog!
I really want one
This was a scary situation. The dog was doing well with training but the owner was thinking about his image rather than safety. I hope everything worked out well for everyone.
One look at this guy, you can immidiately see he’s a dude that ”want that cool, potentially dangerous gangsta dog”.
The last person who should own a dog in other words.
Always a small skinny dude who tries to be intimidating lol. I have a pitbull and hate that people might think that about me lol. I had no choice of dog though, we found him as a small baby. However my dog is trained and well behaved and is nothing like this doucher's presa.
He would smirk every time she mentioned how strong and aggressive the dog was. That's what he wants, but he can't handle it. Fragile masculinity at it's finest.
The dog ended up being removed from his custody after he bit someone. The guy really only had him for the look it's so sad. I hope the dog is in a better family now
@@A-n42 Good! Sadly the damage is probably already done. Honestly, I think a drivers licence type thing should be implemented to own pets as a lot of people simply isn’t smart and empathic enough to own them.
@@natashka1982 yeah it’s sad that people apply the aggression on the breed instead of the person.
I’m just curious about how this 20 year old got his hands on a house this nice?
He lives with his parents
its a rental so ya know not that hard
Dank Sinatra HaTeRs OmG
Don't hate on the kid now you see him balling
Mommy and daddy
I feel bad for the smaller dog it’s looks stressed and afraid when Casper came down the stairs
yes, me too, the poor spaniel knows that Casper could have him for lunch. Although Casper seems to totally ignore the spaniel, thank God.
@@saddleridge4364 YEAH THANK GOD A DOG SCARED AND ALONE IN A HOUSE WITH A MONSTER
POOR LITTLE DOGGO
I have a husky, mochi would play bit me really hard. I trained him out of it and trained him to sit, stay, wait, be gentle, lay down and calm, I'm glad I did this. Mochi is now a very playful husky he plays rough every now and then but I know he doesn't mean it so if I say "ow!"he stops what ever he's doing to see if im okay
Everyone's a Gangster until that shy quiet dog was the killer dog all along
Oh no-
I'm not gonna like because its at 69 likes and i dont wanna break the balance
@@tesday7589 oh yes its still at 69 i cant like but ill comment to remember this good comment
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That dog so innocent
@@tesday7589 la
The other dog watching in the corner like “I’m a good dog I ain’t got nothing to do with this”
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From where?
The dog was like “the ghetto “
I didn't even see another dog lmao!
Eric: *" dON't wORry, hE DoN'T bITe"*
Victoria: *" yES hE dO!!"*
Is that a time stamp or just a reference??
Hello Reference
@@picklejuice6699 it's a reference
Lol that’s what I thought
Oh kk thanks people
The guy was very respectful and he obviously loves his dog. He just didn’t know what he was getting into
Well, apparently Casper bit a neighbour, is in dog jail, owner had to pay a fine but still insists the dog did nothing wrong. Respectful isn't quite accurate.
Depends on the neighbour tbh
Do we know the true story in that? Did the neighbor intimidate? Lat i checked we cant blame the dig until we know. @@CoRLex-jh5vx
Love how the dudes with aggressive, poorly trained dogs never get them neutered. It's obvious they just got the dog as a status symbol or fashion accessory. It's telling of the guys' insecurities and just sad for the dogs and anyone/anything they hurt
You know neutering is not the solution for everything, i've heard English and american people preach it as a must do yet it's not always needed, depends on the dog. A good training goes way beyond a simple " balls cut"
Neuturing doesnt change dog behavior. Its for health reasons and not to breed.
@@areswalker5647 Yes, obviously good training trumps everything. But neutering/spaying an animal most certainly changes behavior. Hormones have an extremely powerful influence on our behavior and development. If you've ever spent time with an intact cat for example, male or female, it's quite apparent. Dogs, humans, etc. are just as influenced. (I say this having a degree in Biology and as a teacher of both Biology and Anatomy.)
@@Sleipnirseight that's true but not all problems humans have with their dogs are being caused by hormones, in most cases they are just a result from a bad training, lack of exercise and socialization. Things that, neutering or not, won't change if the human doesn't act on them.
And neutering is still an invasive procedure so if the dog needs it that's fine, but if the dog doesn't it's best to leave it. I'm not saying "never neuter a dog" or "you have to always neuter a dog", i'm saying look at the dog, get why he has the issues he has and only then decide what's best for him.
Neutering can make aggression issues with a dog worse. Especially when neutered before maturity
That dog owner has no clue about these dogs, he's those typical dudes who wants these tough looking aggressive dogs so they can look cool.
Tony Kart Racer that’s true o.o he a thug with a thug dog o.o
What do you know about presa's mr expert?
@@morbidangeI lmfao
Ian Gillen it doesn’t take an expert to decipher this man’s objective.
@@iangillen2841 what's the point of asking him? He's not the problem, the problem is the guy in the video that wanted the dog for looks yet has no idea how to control it.
I was pissed at the girlfriend for not letting the dog out when Eric is not home. Now I understand why.
She was also probably scared to bring him around because he S a lot stronger than her and you never know. I wouldnt feel safe honestly :(
There's no excuse for not contributing to the welfare of an animal in her home.
@@leyaleigh5041
Nah, doubtful she can control the dog. If something happens she would be powerless to stop it. It could maul a kid or someone else's pet.
@@oBluePandaO he is a lot stronger than his little skinny owner as well
@@leyaleigh5041 she has no obligation to jeopardize her safety and life for some mutt
The whole time he has this smirk. I guess he's going to learn the hard way. 🇿🇦😁
I first saw the Presa Canario maybe a month or less ago here on this show and went on to look them up and watched a few more videos on them. They're amazing and powerful and not for the average home at all. Randomly a few days later I was bored and was looking at Craigslist. I clicked on the pets out of curiosity and ended up finding an add for Rhodesian Ridgeback/Presa Canario puppies for sale in my local area. I was absolutely sad and wondered if these folks had any idea of what they were doing.
I hope to hell that whomever adopts any of those pups did their research.
Tara Crosby It’s not the Ridgeback part of the dog they need to worry about. We’ve had Ridgebacks for 30 years, both male and female. They are protective, but are intelligent and family oriented. Actually, they were named the number one family dog in the UK a few years back. The dog in this video should have been trained from week 8. Of course, ANY dog can be a danger if not trained properly.
My uncle has an Rhodesian ridgeback Belgium Shepard cross she very aggressive but is a big sook with him but used to go for me when she was a puppy. ( still up to my waist ). She never got trained and is a bloody nightmare. I wish my family had done research before they got him it
A lot of those dogs will probably end up in some sort of dog fighting situation unfortunately. Some ends up as bait animals as well. I can’t believe craigslist still allows this. 🤦🏻♀️
I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback/Rottweiler/German Shepherd mix and while he is protective, he's also very gentle and sweet and lovable.
Yeah, my grandfather has Ridgeback as a farm dog/companion and he’s lovely, but I’ve had to grab him once he played too rough with the chickens and started drawing blood. Knowing he has a prey drive means never having the two out at the same time. Just common sense
I'm just Curious how that little dog in the corner Is still alive 👁👄👁
Edit:Tysm So the likes😊
Nisar Majid it’s his safe spot
@@cinderpxmpkin9554 that dog looks like he’s used to the other dog 😂
Omg i was wondering that
Its a cavalier king charles, they are very calm loveable breeds im shocked that its still alive too but im thinking that other dog was brought up as a pup around the cavie so is protective of them too.
I'm curious if they ever pay the poor little thing any attention.
Many people say the smaller dog is scared honestly just looks slightly older and overweight the presa gave no attention to it plus I saw the A/C vent some dogs love cold air
One of my dogs loves to lay on the A/C vent every time we come in from playing outside. My other pupper hasn’t figured that trick out yet.
it makes me feel really happy to just see casper and his owner just playing together :} it’s beautiful to see that a dog that can be so vicious be so friendly
It went on to bite someone, and they weren't allowed to have dogs in the first place.
@@nsbd90now damn
I felt that the kid was almost proud that he has a dog like that...
I agree, having an aggressive dog that people are scared of is not something to be proud of
they are. they like that they have a 'dangerous dog' that makes people afraid. if not of them, least their dog ya? i know a guy who got a belgian shepard and that dog was totally aggressive towards strangers, so much he had to wear a muzzle for walking. poor dog was actually a sweetheart, but he was trained to be like that, when the guy lost the dog and a family member adopted him, he turned into a sweet puppy!
i also remember walking thru london and seeing lots of gangs of weirdo pseudo gangster guys and nearly all of them had dogs like that.. that people are afraid of their dog gives them some sense of power...
He’s so incapable
I doubt it because if that was the case why did he call Victoria?
a lot of ignorant jackasses (not calling him that) feel that way.
“They’re dangerous in the wrong hands”. Are you sure those are the right hands ?
But then again he can prove us wrong
mum
Jaffna Doroja the dog ended up biting someone lol.
@@Mooncrest0 fr?
Casper is soo cute but I saw another dog in the corner do they give him enough play time?
There is actually an other video for the other dog I think ( saw her face and at the beginning it had this dog)
@@lepetitmondedemimi2321 oh ok!!!
I love how when Casper ran down the stairs when Victoria sat down the other dog was so chill and looked like they were used to it. Lol💀💀💀
the other dog was TERRIFIED, look at its body language 😭
Owner: he is not dangerous
Casper: BARK BARK BARK BITEY BARK
Victoria: that is a loaded wepon
Victoria not veronica
Victoria..?
Who tfs Veronica
Lmaoooo got me laughing out loud
LMAAOO
This is what people mean when they say there are no bad dogs. There are untrained dogs, dogs who don't know better, ect but this dog is a great example that with some training they can be better, Casper turned into a much better dog and is much more well behaved
There are bad dogs though. Most can be nice and friendly, but some are just wild
Gadhhfhf look at the kids dog at first and now look it at it so she is right
Camden, this didn't turn out so well. The dog bit someone and went to a shelter because the owner did no followup after the show was over.
@@malachite2783 that's what my reply said- "the owner did no followup after the show was over."
Laite sometimes it’s only partly the owners fault, for example the demonic husky, it was the breeders fault partly for selling him so young.
Caspar: barks at door
Owner: stay
Caspar: *sits and keeps quiet*
Owner: GOOD BOY!!!!
The other dog that's been chilling in the corner silently the whole time: Is this a MF joke?!?!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 the other dog’s face though 🤣🤣
True bro
Right😭
That lil dog: What in the dogshit am I watching 😂😂
Bro when I’m schoolteacher teacher be like this to that one trouble kid, everyone take out ur book he does it her OMG you did it you get extra recces and extra points on your grade : rest of the class 😒😑 BRUH!!!!
Eric is one of those people that would say their dog is "just playing" when it's trying to maul someone/another dog to death.
Mom can I meet Eminem?
Mom: no we have Eminem at home
Eminem at home:
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LOOOL
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Lmao
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Omg I’m disgusted wasn’t this couple from another video 🤦🏼♀️ it’s their fault they trap him inside all day. Casper is trapped inside all day and it’s sparking his aggression. He just wants to be free; this is why active dogs shouldn’t be put into the hands of teens just because they think it looks cool.
Which one?
elivseflo yes, this is the same episode, just a different clip.
Blind devoy the one where Victoria got mad at the guy turning up an hour late for training, and Casper was left in one room for 15 hours straight.
@@Sweetpeafan I saw that episode, and I don't blame her one bit for being upset
elivseflo your SO true
This isn’t Casper’s fault, there’s no such thing as a bad dog. It’s a bad owner, like Eminem 2.0 here.
more like a knockoff eminem
He needs his teeth kicked in.
Omg!
@@JPRO1972 Seems like a good idea😂
The update is very sad.
That pitbull that was trained look like the happiest dog in the world lol😂
Not a pitbull
That poor charles spaniel!!!! Imagine having to be scared all the time. If they dont rehome casper they should consider rehoming the spaniel. A good family will take him/her no problem
People should have to take a test if they want a dog.
Dominic Green 🙌yesssss
And a baby
@@gabbymarie8243 what so the baby should just get killed/aborted?, smart thinking chief!
Champion _126789 she never said that. Plus adoption is a good option
Well, here in Germany you actually have to take a test if you want to buy or adopt a big dog. And another, harder one if you want to have a "dangerous" dog (both "big" and "dangerous" dogs are defined by law, just like the tests you have to take).
At 0:58 the other dogs like: *i swear I don’t know him*
Yeah then he/she is so cute
lmao yes
I like how people are scared of Casper and the other puppy, who's the tiniest in the room, just lies there like 'Yea, this is how it is around here lol.'
@@ivanaz6105 yeeeep that tiny doggo is just vibin and be like: this is normal he’s fine
With any dog like this it’s so important for daily work together to further their progress and bond!
I feel like owners are the ones needed to be trained in this show
Yeh most of the episodes are just training the owners
Yes
Thats why its named its me or the dog guess what it me basically the petson
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Yeah that's true
Owners who think their dog would never turn on them, are so ignorant. Even the kindest gentlest dog can turn on its owner if the conditions are right.
Very debatable, if the dog was yours from a pup and brought up with nothing but love and depending on the breed of dog if it has a brain it’s it’s head they would never harm there owner. They aren’t just beasts with teeth they understand love and affection and they give it back.
@@MGZRJackass I've met a Rottweiler breeder in a hospital, a man in his fifties, experienced with Rottweilers since dekades. He told me, he had been watching TV with his favourite dog beside him when the dog went on him out of a sudden. His right upper arm was completely destroyed. Nobody knew what had driven that dog mad from one second to the other... There are 999 dogs where everything goes fine but there is no guarantee.
@@cymbala6208 Exactly, I completely agree. You also have to take into account that dogs do not think like us, they don't see the world as we do. What might a peaceful manner to us could be a sign of aggression for them. Like you said, you never know.
@@cymbala6208 cool story
I honestly cannot imagine my chihuahua mixes getting aggressive with me. Well maybe if they're hurt and feel threatened. Even then, they growl at each other but I've never had them even get angry at me in my almost four years of having them. It's sorta strange considering Chihuahuas are known to be aggressive. Although I guess it could happen in certain circumstances.
Victoria is so dedicated and works to help the owner too, not just the dog. She knows that helping the owner goes right down the leash. This makes her such a special trainer!!
you know she is an actor and was a dog walker, she started the show and then decided to call herself a trainer. pretty sure she's been sued for failing to help multiple dogs
Paige_ Livesey is that info actually true? If that is true, that would make a lot of sense. That woman is utterly useless. She does nothing, but ignore situations with dogs. Never addresses the problem nor corrects the dog. Her “training” is far more dangerous than any dog.
Me is a chicken I have two Rottweilers and my methods of training them came from Cesar Millan. He understands dog psychology which this woman does not. It doesn’t matter who trains the dog, it just matters if dog is trained correctly. But you can have the best trainer in the world train your dog, but if you don’t keep up with it, the training will be useless. Training is 24/7 with a dog. Watch the Dog Whisperer and you’ll see the proper way to train a dog.
It annoys me when people downplay how dangerous those dogs could be. Not putting them into training and then allowing them near kids, taking photos and post them on social media with "oh and they say it's such a dangerous dog" description. Thank God in this case the owners were responsible regardless of their young age.
An immature man trying to make himself look big by owning a huge savage dog.
Young men get such a hard time. He don't seem immature at all. Hes the complete opposite. It takes a grown man to be open to your ignorances seek help and remain humble when being given advice. What's so immature about that?... A young man being respectful to older female who is more educated is far from trying to look big. I recon your jealous mate.
@@Thatguy-dc2xu Your name says it all
@@Thatguy-dc2xu positively.com/victorias-blog/statement-regarding-casper/ give it a read and that will change your mind. He didn't follow through on anything he said that he was going to do.
Only the 8,000 case of this type of thing this week.
@@Thatguy-dc2xu You obviously didn't watch properly because everyone else sees it. What is there to be jealous of anyway? You're probably just like him.
He is basically saying, "Don't mess with me, my dog is fierce. If my dog is fierce, I"M fierce! My dog increases my masculinity!"
Exactly
What really makes me laugh, is that these dogs clearly feel the need to protect these so called tough guys.
Like “I got you fam, I can feel that sense of inadequacy you try to cover up all the time, I’ll make sure people leave you alone”.
oh, please, stop.
LMAO
Next step the dog dating his gf
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Well, that's a big part of the reason why these guys get "personal protection" dogs!
Anyway, could you see those "would be" tough guys out walking a fluffy poodle, or bichon frisé? 😆😆😆
I almost lost an eye when I was five from my uncle's dog. I know how you feel. It's a terrifying experience that you never forget.
I think the comments are quite negative, he seems determined to change himself and his training techniques, he seeks help... I hope they're doing well now.
This kid didn't follow through with anything Victoria tried to teach him, he did not continue training with local trainers (which Victoria tried to arrange for him), he did not neuter Casper, and shortly after Casper actually bit a person and was sent to a shelter. Judge ordered he be neutered, muzzled, and properly trained. Don't know what happened in the end but honestly I doubt Casper ever lead a happy life with this kid.
@@Zagittowo where did you get all that info?
@@zernadarkwolf You can search it. There are several articles about it. Also if you watch this show he refused to do a lot.
@@Zagittowo Damn, that's pretty sad. Guess the kid didn't show everyone how amazing he could make his dog become...
He refused to neuter the dog or follow through with training and the dog bit someone actually so no he did not change.
"never act scared" proceeds to show the terrified dog in the corner
I HATE when ppl say "don't act scared'. Yeah, ok.
🤣🤣 that dog was so nervous
@@trawlins396 it’s true in some cases though if you act nervous with a dog they will pick up on that and depending on their training it could get them worked up
@@slimmmmmmmmmmmm yes I know that. But it's not possible to hide real fear.
@@trawlins396 Yeah dogs can sense your fear, I guess all you can really do is find what makes you calm in that moment but that's easier said then done.
The dog in the facility is smart. He went to bite the arm with the weapon
He's been trained in that scenario 100s of times
A skinny little boy wanted to feel tough, so he got that dog. He's still a defenseless skinny little boy, but now his dog is paying the price for his tough guy fantasies.
Yup... Should've learned more instead of dreamed more 🤦.
Uh Eminem seem more impressed of the pit attacking the man instead of it being an eye opening experience. Guy just needs a little tacobell dog lol
He had a lovely little shy doggy sitting in the corner, being a good boy/girl already.
Yeah, it's pretty clear he only got Casper to compensate for something... 😒
he should have been the one in the bite suit imo
I mean, was it not impressing?
he apparently doesnt care about his girlfriends life
"i wanna show everywawn that my dawg is betta than there dawg" idk why that made me laugh so hard lmao
Maybe it's because how he says
"Dawg"
Because he think he is a gangster
Plasma The reedragon a wanna be gangster with a dog
@@toofunny7318 lmao
idk why that was such a big concern of his. he cares too much about what people think. just train the dog right and go about your business
He was quite self centered at the beginning, but apparently he improved. I hope that the two dogs are living a very happy life now
@@ketzexi6276 he tried his actual best though, I,amine if you were in that situation.. :/
I read somewhere he went to the trainning centre a few times here and there and then stopped , his dog did get worse , did attack someone badly and he was actually put in jail for it as they found out through this he knew the dog was dangerous, the trainners at the centre were called into court aswell , he was told what to do to stop that and didn't , the dog wasnt on a lease when the attack happened , he allowed that dog to just walk freely beside him, I don't know how true that is but if so I hope he got life the dog was put to sleep by a vet
Wow so I just did some investigation into it
So the dog bite someone, the judge spared this guy, ordered that Casper was to be fixed and not allowed in public with muzzle , he was also sued for a dog bite..he didn't listen and then what I said happened
@@djfhfh Source?
@@persephone9307 can't remember just read it online somewere this is a old episode
@@persephone9307 just look it up. The dog did end up attacking someone
Casper is such a good boy he learn so quick. He just needed to be in the right track