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You know what makes you the best and the greatest? It is the courage to show the whole world your vulnerability. We ALL are vulnerable but most of us pretend we are not. You're not pretending anything. You're just being you in the very best way you can. ❤❤❤
@@devilmecare I'm purely going off my own experiences and limited knowledge . Id have expected strict basic boundaries and control with such a huge breed . A man near me in Edinburgh has a Caucasian shepherd . I've never heard it bark yet alone even pull on the lead . He's a tiny guy aswell but has full control over his pooch. Britain has chosen to ban the XL bully , the powers above can't seem to understand licencing owners and breeders would be better . I find it utterly bizarre as a small dog can be just as demonic ! I'd love to see a follow up with dog daddy's work . He's helping so many people who have created their own issues but do they stick to it or give up ?!?
Tampa!! I just want a quick chat and a photo, with you! I enjoy your enthusiastic experiences with dogs. If you ever want information about parrots, let me know!
Wow, you are right DD not many people would train this dog. I’m no expert but to me it looked like this dog was just doing their “job” and it was so deep in their animalistic DNA. And that is instinct that can’t be easily trained out. Thank you for not giving up.
I agree it is in the DNA, but naturally seeing anything as a threat and instantly thinking to attack it is due to not being trained. Especially because the owner is there with the dog and showing that they don’t see the trainer as a threat.
Love the strength that one of the dog psychologist Dog Daddy can take on this case without protective gears so I’m impress with the Energy Sound and Touch Language he uses. ❤ great Work Dr. Augusto 😀
Augusto, I trust the owners who said you're doing a good job. Period. Owners, especially ones who have such difficult dogs aren't about to praise anyone if they don't see improvement. Thank you for helping Sasquatch. He'll get there!!
I can tell this dog was a handful for The Dog daddy! But once again he shows us 99% of dogs can be trained or retrained and come out the other end a happy dog who can live without all the anxiety of being so hostile all the time. I can't wait to see the next update on this doggy! ❤️👍😁
Augusto, you are amazing. You project strength with this extreme dog. This is why so many trainers would give up. Squatch is a knucklehead. You have a WOW factor, plenty of patience. 😊 🎉
Your love for dogs and their owners are just so precious. I don’t think any other trainers have the patience, wisdom or strength to help tough cases as this. You are very special. Great Admirations❤️🐾
This is great footage! A lot of people see your vids and think their dog is fixed in a couple minutes and maybe that happens sometimes but many of us trainers out here are going through these things and it’s not an easy or quick fix but the owners have an unrealistic idea of what it takes. Thank you for sharing this unedited real deal training session.
Amazing how one person's rubbish can be another's training tool. Very resourceful Augusto - you have my utmost respect with what you are able to achieve. Profundo respeito!
This is hard work. This Tibetan mastiff is a whole different category than for instance that huge Akita you were dealing with in one of your group trainings. I can't wait for the next training session. Great job. 💯👍
I like your move where you spin them around quick as they lunge at you and before they figure out what happened theyre sitting on the side of you. Squatch was having none of that. That was like watching chess. You knew what he was gonna do. He knew what you were gonna do.
Watching you with this dog wore me out. That's a lot of dog! I can see that you are starting to get somewhere with Squatch. Truly an amazing training session. You do what other trainers wish they could do. Much love Augusto!
Are you kidding? I was shaking on the other side of the screen just watching! Lol! That dog meant business. I know that Augusto will win in the end but I was seriously scared for him for a minute. That is one giant, strong, stubborn, pissed off dog!!
Lol I'm not there🤷♀️ and he knows what he's doing. I seen on one of his clipped vids that he's 130lbs. I am also 130lbs. I woulda been knocked over or tripped up by that incredibly strong doggo. I struggle with doggos less than half his size.
OMG Dog Daddy, you really have your work cut out with that boyo ! No wonder you started to get tired, and Squatch knew it. He's a hard nut to crack, if anyone can do it though, it's you ❤
AS you said, most trainers would refuse to work with such a dog. which is absolutely understandable.Not every teacher is for every student and vice versa. Above all, only a few show when things aren't going perfectly and are honest when they reach their limits. For me, this is absolutely part of being a good trainer. Respect.
I was lucky enough to attend training with The Dog Daddy. Augusto is the REAL deal and handled my Brazilian Mastiff with no problem. This video really highlights how TALENTED Augusto is. Truly amazing man and wonderful trainer. If you ever have the opportunity make sure to attend his training… Seeing Augusto train in person is an experience I will never forget!
That's what you call taming the beast right there great work your doing for this owner many dog trainers would give up nice to see your willing to do what it takes
This is a great series. It's good to see this in real time. Squatch is a challenge and he's really making you work hard which also shows the importance of vigilance and repitition in training. Good job!
Augusto, you are not just the best, you are in a class of your own. Yeah, you were tired, but Squatch (love that name!) was heaving too. I don't know how that slender body of yours can control a dog that must outweigh you, and was determined to get you, but you do it every time. Kudos!
This is the hardest I have seen you work DD. You have a natural talent, a challenge like this doesnt happen often for you. This really showcases your ability.
Hey August, you should have someone create a light mobile barricade such as the one you improvised. Something more portable, because that seemed to worked wonders once you armed yourself with it.
DD, full respect! That's a mean big, boss dog! So many lunges and attempts to bite you handled really well. No showing your obvious fear to him after such and exhausting battle of wills is fantastic! Couldn't pull my eyes off this episode, again confirming that you are one of the best in your field!
Very well pointed out. 💯 👍🏼 DD has amazing strength, patience and calmess…DD surely recieves lots of Blessings from GOD to help this dog also another dogs and their desperate owners. Dog trainers like Zak George(with creepy face) would have given up and will say put that dog to sleep. PERIOD. This is not DD’s option. He will fight forever. That’s why he is GODSEND. THANK YOU DD 🐾👏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼♥️💙🤟🏼🫶🏼
Dog Daddy is such a very patient and calm person! That’s a very massive and aggressive dog, born to protect and attack anything that’s a threat to them and their owners! And he managed to keep the dog straight in just a several minutes! It is a huge progress for both the dog and the owner, since they’re both very connected to each other, the important part is patience, trust and respect.
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
❤Squatch was like "yeah i am gonna leave IT but i am gonna GET you! 😂😂 DD you are amazing. Your love and dedication for these kind of difficult dogs is amazing. 😍🤩🤩
This is definitely a breed that needs much research and respect. I did research on this breed while living in the country alone i got 2 gsd instead.this breed NEEDS a special owner for sure
Yeah that’s true and well said. DD is the most patient dog trainer who doesn’t give up easily. He never said put that dog to sleep, DD wants truly to help his owners. For owner’s sake and they also never give up about their beloved dog. SLOWLY IMPROVEMENT .. very impressive. … GOD BLESS DD 🙏🏼♥️🤟🏼💙🫶🏼👏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼
You're so brave and amazing. I can't believe you are doing this for a 200lb dog. Yet I can believe it. You're so beautiful doing this I'm rooting for you to get the dog under control. He really doesn't want to get you, or he probably would have. You never cease to amaze me. Thanks for helping the owner and his furbaby. You are so awesome 💯😎.
I think perhaps people should congratulate this family for contacting a trainer. Many people wont, so how about a good job to that. Also, many people do not research the breed beforehand, i never thougt to do so until the dog i have now. I saved her from starving to death. She was tied to a tree in south Carolina, she was aggressive to other dogs and many people. This is when i started researching. She is cane corso and pitbull. We are still a work in progress, but i tell you what. We both have come a long way. I am blessed to have her. Marvel saved my life i think more than i did hers. Give this family a break and understand you dont know their story. And they are trying. Thats a large aggressive dog. But therw are no bad dogs, this family realized that and sought-after help. ❤❤❤
No hay perros malos? En que mundo vives,muertes inútiles de niños,ancianos,perritos pequeños que son su especialidad por qué estos perros agresivos asesinos tienen un sadismo escondido,no pues quieres tapar el sol con un dedo.
Now that is impressive, that dog is something else entirely! Only a real trainer can handle something like that. The sheer weight, force and pressure going through that leash must be unreal plus he is still giving corrections, handling the dog, avoiding the lunging and creating a barrier all at the same time. Edit: I watched till the end and I couldn't see the setback, I only saw the improvement especially when he was walking side by side with DD even with the barrier, the huge improvement that I noted was the owner walking Squatch on heel and him not being visibly reactive to DD.
Why are ppl comments so negative, like they think its a piece of cake training a dog with this type of behaviour. This dog is stubborn and by the looks of it, he needs alot of training sessions to break his stubborness and the dog daddy is taking him on which amazing.
Everything he said about the breed is true. Most trainers will not even entertain the idea of training this kind of dog. I love how daddy is so transparent unlike other dog trainers who do things behind closed doors even away from the owners, which is not OK.because it is a system for it to work the owner needs to work and so does the dog. Good job great job. Can’t wait to see the next one.
So is mine and traumatized heavely .. Never needed this bs and yes she (and he) were just like this when we started. You want a quick fix, shut down the dog, drain all energy and poof ... doesnt solve shit. And thats the only thing he does. Muzzle dog , wear out , flooding, going in total live or die experience until there is nothing left. And then say, oh my gosh guys I fixed this dog! No dude, you shut him down. And didnt change the fear or anything underlaying that causes the behaviour in the first place. For real, you think THIS will result in a dog that trusts humans ..? Quite the opposite. Wait when they get over this stage and you'll have a bigger problem.
I believe dogs have their own character, this one is young, handling very much on instinct, if he attacks any stranger. He has to go a way to be able to approach him, he can not sit there for weeks and weeks and have him adjust slowly, he also uses the time to teach the owner a lot of insight in the dogs behaviour, showing him skills that he can use in the future for extended learning. I am sure there are other ways, but i think he is doing well, lets wait and see, this one has no fear or aggression for no reason, it's just unbridled (and unneutered) guard dog behaviour which is bred into him. Not like with your dog. Also, rather a dog that can be handled, than a hopeless case, how many dogs sit on a chain lonely until death as no one ever took the effort. Criticising is easy.
@@zapbutton8553 This one has no fear? I can point out many signs that he does. There is no excuse to go about it this way. Also way more helpful in this case would be instructing the owner how to spot and correct (beforehand showing by example also with a similair well behaved dog) giving tips along the way. "Now do this, now put a little pressure when, release as soon as" and working to narrow the space between the dog and "dog daddy" Thats building confidence in themselves and their owners and overcoming fear or any reactivity reaction. Could have just done that, no need to spend weeks doing this, that I can promise. 1 session without all his bs and get better and longer lasting results. He just wants to take that lead and do his "trick" . Owners learn almost nothing, dog learns bad experience and when they attempt to do the same will hit the wall. This is wearing out and flooding. Hey, I can do that for you as a temporary quick fix, anyone can for real. Mine isnt neutered either (nor old). And a pure bred big guard dog used to fend of wolves, bears etc. People seem to think that neutering a dog will fix or help with reactivity, its quite the opposite. Also medically its not adviced anymore to nuture as a standard bc of health issues as well as behavioural issues. Nutering a fearful dog is probably the "dumbest" thing someone can do. Have so many studies on this as well as in field experience. (If you like I can send some) But doing this type of training is bad for any dog. And cant you agree that this will not solve his fear or agression or reservedness towards strange people? It will only get worse soon. After this experience, someone else walks up to you or visits ur home? What did he learn ..? Stranger = fear, confusion and the outcome is show as much agression to keep them away after that experience. And yes, sorry, I know my spelling is shitty, English is not my first language, but I think you understand what I'm saying.
This is the most impressive session I've seen from any trainer! It truly needs supreme confidence in your own abilities to face such a brute! Congratulations DD!
Great job! That dog is 200 pounds, so you are doing masterful. I had a gog that was 125 pounds and he was a handful. Anyone thinking you failed probably haven't trained a large dog before. I love the steps you are taking to get the dog use to people, so he doesn't just attack everyone. That dog could easily kill a child, so you have to get it trained before a tragedy happens. I have seen DD other training sessions and usually it takes a few minutes to get the dog under control. This dog is a challenge but DD is doing better than any other trainer prior like the family stated. I will definitely watch Part 4.
dogs this big and dominant it’s going to be a tough battle to show them they aren’t the leader or dominant one anymore, smaller dogs know they don’t have the size and power to actually dominate so they don’t fight for long. good on you for taking on this hard job and giving this dog a chance at a happy calm life.
Man, you have great space awareness. And good stamina. Holding this beast with one hand, a branch in the other :) This was tought job and you handled it like a boss! Kudos!
Normal job: Arriving at home.... Hi honey, how was your day at work? "Oh, it was awful, my computer froze up, wheel on my desk chair broke, my meeting was long and boring, then, the A/C stopped working and it got hot in there! Dog Daddy, how was your day at work? I had a 200 lb Tiebetan Mastiff that wanted to attack me the whole time!
This dog weighs more than you. Pretty easy for him to knock you off your center of gravity. Glad you have good shoes on to keep dancing ❤❤. Please be careful!
Boo i have never seen you out of breath. ;) This was like a title fight. I am so proud of you. You can see the progress from the first session. If anyone can. . . IT'S YOU ❤❤
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@@TheDogDaddyofficial when will we see you in Scotland UK boss ? ✌️🏴
You know what makes you the best and the greatest? It is the courage to show the whole world your vulnerability. We ALL are vulnerable but most of us pretend we are not. You're not pretending anything. You're just being you in the very best way you can. ❤❤❤
Sad that the owner let him get away with this for so long. Thank you for helping them.
@@devilmecare I'm purely going off my own experiences and limited knowledge . Id have expected strict basic boundaries and control with such a huge breed . A man near me in Edinburgh has a Caucasian shepherd . I've never heard it bark yet alone even pull on the lead . He's a tiny guy aswell but has full control over his pooch. Britain has chosen to ban the XL bully , the powers above can't seem to understand licencing owners and breeders would be better . I find it utterly bizarre as a small dog can be just as demonic ! I'd love to see a follow up with dog daddy's work . He's helping so many people who have created their own issues but do they stick to it or give up ?!?
Tampa!! I just want a quick chat and a photo, with you! I enjoy your enthusiastic experiences with dogs.
If you ever want information about parrots, let me know!
Wow, you are right DD not many people would train this dog. I’m no expert but to me it looked like this dog was just doing their “job” and it was so deep in their animalistic DNA. And that is instinct that can’t be easily trained out. Thank you for not giving up.
Who knows what he's seen lurking between the avocado trees at midnight...
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You are correct it is in the dog's DNA
I agree it is in the DNA, but naturally seeing anything as a threat and instantly thinking to attack it is due to not being trained.
Especially because the owner is there with the dog and showing that they don’t see the trainer as a threat.
Love the strength that one of the dog psychologist Dog Daddy can take on this case without protective gears so I’m impress with the Energy Sound and Touch Language he uses. ❤ great Work Dr. Augusto 😀
Augusto, I trust the owners who said you're doing a good job. Period. Owners, especially ones who have such difficult dogs aren't about to praise anyone if they don't see improvement. Thank you for helping Sasquatch. He'll get there!!
I can tell this dog was a handful for The Dog daddy! But once again he shows us 99% of dogs can be trained or retrained and come out the other end a happy dog who can live without all the anxiety of being so hostile all the time.
I can't wait to see the next update on this doggy! ❤️👍😁
Augusto, you are amazing. You project strength with this extreme dog. This is why so many trainers would give up. Squatch is a knucklehead. You have a WOW factor, plenty of patience. 😊 🎉
Your love for dogs and their owners are just so precious. I don’t think any other trainers have the patience, wisdom or strength to help tough cases as this.
You are very special.
Great Admirations❤️🐾
This is great footage! A lot of people see your vids and think their dog is fixed in a couple minutes and maybe that happens sometimes but many of us trainers out here are going through these things and it’s not an easy or quick fix but the owners have an unrealistic idea of what it takes. Thank you for sharing this unedited real deal training session.
This is stressful to watch! Good for you, Augusto, for helping this family with their dog.
We ❤ you Dog Daddy. Regardless of what the haters have to say, you're the best. 👊💯👍
AGREE with you 💙♥️ 💯 💯💯
Your bravery with the dog and patience with both dog and owner is phenomenal!
Agreed 💯
Amazing how one person's rubbish can be another's training tool. Very resourceful Augusto - you have my utmost respect with what you are able to achieve. Profundo respeito!
I remember how wild he was in the 1st session, this is definitely NOT a setback! Don't give up! ❤😎🤗😇
I appreciate that you have confidence to put up this video before the results are in, even with some who will inevitably criticize you. Good job
Right! DD has the courage to show his vulnerability - i admire him greatly for that.
I applaud you sincerely every time I watch your videos....pure devotion to your profession 👏👏👏
This unedited footage is epic, actual respect first time ✌️
You had my heart a racing ! Dam ... Thank you for all the dogs/humans you help ❤
You are very courageous . Impressive how you handled the dog and yourself. You are the dog daddy helping these people with their dogs . Great job !
This is hard work. This Tibetan mastiff is a whole different category than for instance that huge Akita you were dealing with in one of your group trainings. I can't wait for the next training session. Great job. 💯👍
I like your move where you spin them around quick as they lunge at you and before they figure out what happened theyre sitting on the side of you. Squatch was having none of that. That was like watching chess. You knew what he was gonna do. He knew what you were gonna do.
Dog Daddy met his match! But I trust you brother! Squatch will come around!
Dog was worn out too, but you held on. I really hope the owner keeps up progress, I know you won't give up.
This dogs DNA is impressive. He's a guard dog first and foremost. He's a tough one. Dog Daddy will win in the end if his energy lasts. Phew!!!!
Watching you with this dog wore me out. That's a lot of dog! I can see that you are starting to get somewhere with Squatch. Truly an amazing training session. You do what other trainers wish they could do. Much love Augusto!
Dammmm!!! You’re Brave!! I feel like this is ingrained in this dog, sure hope you can turn him around!
I think I'd be shaking if I was on the other end of that leash. So much respect for you.
Are you kidding? I was shaking on the other side of the screen just watching! Lol! That dog meant business. I know that Augusto will win in the end but I was seriously scared for him for a minute. That is one giant, strong, stubborn, pissed off dog!!
Lol I'm not there🤷♀️ and he knows what he's doing. I seen on one of his clipped vids that he's 130lbs. I am also 130lbs. I woulda been knocked over or tripped up by that incredibly strong doggo. I struggle with doggos less than half his size.
I can't even be on the leash
I think I would have shaked, shat myself, ran for the hills & been ate for breakfast 3 sessions ago 😄 🤣 😂
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Augusto out of breath wow! You got a work out! Poor dog is so confused. Can’t wait to see him improve. 👍🐾
OMG Dog Daddy, you really have your work cut out with that boyo ! No wonder you started to get tired, and Squatch knew it. He's a hard nut to crack, if anyone can do it though, it's you ❤
AS you said, most trainers would refuse to work with such a dog. which is absolutely understandable.Not every teacher is for every student and vice versa. Above all, only a few show when things aren't going perfectly and are honest when they reach their limits. For me, this is absolutely part of being a good trainer. Respect.
This is so real it could well be the best dog training session ever posted on TH-cam! Your composure, not getting triggered, just amazes me
I was lucky enough to attend training with The Dog Daddy.
Augusto is the REAL deal and handled my Brazilian Mastiff with no problem.
This video really highlights how TALENTED Augusto is.
Truly amazing man and wonderful trainer.
If you ever have the opportunity make sure to attend his training…
Seeing Augusto train in person is an experience I will never forget!
That's what you call taming the beast right there great work your doing for this owner many dog trainers would give up nice to see your willing to do what it takes
making the tibetan mastiff sweating.. nice job there! one of the hardest breed to train. those animals are killing machines
This is a great series. It's good to see this in real time. Squatch is a challenge and he's really making you work hard which also shows the importance of vigilance and repitition in training. Good job!
Augusto, you are not just the best, you are in a class of your own. Yeah, you were tired, but Squatch (love that name!) was heaving too. I don't know how that slender body of yours can control a dog that must outweigh you, and was determined to get you, but you do it every time. Kudos!
I used to think this trainer was a joke. I never actually watched a video. Good for you for saving this big ol boy!
This is the hardest I have seen you work DD. You have a natural talent, a challenge like this doesnt happen often for you. This really showcases your ability.
Thanks!
Way too much dog for 99 percent of people kudos to your training he is a beast your psychology is immense with dogs
This is incredible! My anxiety is up just watching this! Kudos for not giving up!
Definitely had my nerves on end !😐 Grateful you're alright !!!!😑 Extreme Skill Training !👍💗
Hey August, you should have someone create a light mobile barricade such as the one you improvised. Something more portable, because that seemed to worked wonders once you armed yourself with it.
DD, full respect!
That's a mean big, boss dog!
So many lunges and attempts to bite you handled really well.
No showing your obvious fear to him after such and exhausting battle of wills is fantastic!
Couldn't pull my eyes off this episode, again confirming that you are one of the best in your field!
Very well pointed out. 💯 👍🏼 DD has amazing strength, patience and calmess…DD surely recieves lots of Blessings from GOD to help this dog also another dogs and their desperate owners. Dog trainers like Zak George(with creepy face) would have given up and will say put that dog to sleep. PERIOD. This is not DD’s option. He will fight forever. That’s why he is GODSEND. THANK YOU DD 🐾👏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼♥️💙🤟🏼🫶🏼
I was worried at first then Dog Daddy performed his MIRACLES TY ❤❤
What a workout for YOU!! Love watching you work the dog. You have such amazing insight and instinct into the dog's behavior, you ARE the Dog Daddy.
Dog Daddy is such a very patient and calm person! That’s a very massive and aggressive dog, born to protect and attack anything that’s a threat to them and their owners! And he managed to keep the dog straight in just a several minutes! It is a huge progress for both the dog and the owner, since they’re both very connected to each other, the important part is patience, trust and respect.
The owner improved a lot in just 3 sessions
I'm so invested in this story .. can't wait to see pt4 and the success for everyone xx
Wow thats a Full Cardio Workout 😮 Thats one strong and wild dog.
I AM FULLY INVESTED IN THIS SERIES!!!
He was trying his best to bite you. 😢 This one is scary to watch. You're so brave!
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Great job it’s all about a little bit of progress all the time you were certainly brave
I could hear how tired you were Augusto. That's Kudjo!! Stay safe DD. I adore you 🩶
❤Squatch was like "yeah i am gonna leave IT but i am gonna GET you! 😂😂 DD you are amazing. Your love and dedication for these kind of difficult dogs is amazing. 😍🤩🤩
It's great to see the progress with Squatch . Thank you :-)
This series is awesome, i hope he keeps this going. This is epicness that can help train dog trainers for years to come.
This is definitely a breed that needs much research and respect. I did research on this breed while living in the country alone i got 2 gsd instead.this breed NEEDS a special owner for sure
i was worried about this one. Thanks for sharing Augusto.
He's a tough one, D.D. your the only one that can help him. 🥰
Yeah that’s true and well said. DD is the most patient dog trainer who doesn’t give up easily. He never said put that dog to sleep, DD wants truly to help his owners. For owner’s sake and they also never give up about their beloved dog. SLOWLY IMPROVEMENT .. very impressive. … GOD BLESS DD 🙏🏼♥️🤟🏼💙🫶🏼👏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼
You're so brave and amazing. I can't believe you are doing this for a 200lb dog. Yet I can believe it. You're so beautiful doing this I'm rooting for you to get the dog under control. He really doesn't want to get you, or he probably would have. You never cease to amaze me. Thanks for helping the owner and his furbaby. You are so awesome 💯😎.
Wouldn't call that dog a "furbaby". He's more like a pro wrestler!
I think perhaps people should congratulate this family for contacting a trainer. Many people wont, so how about a good job to that. Also, many people do not research the breed beforehand, i never thougt to do so until the dog i have now. I saved her from starving to death. She was tied to a tree in south Carolina, she was aggressive to other dogs and many people. This is when i started researching. She is cane corso and pitbull. We are still a work in progress, but i tell you what. We both have come a long way. I am blessed to have her. Marvel saved my life i think more than i did hers. Give this family a break and understand you dont know their story. And they are trying. Thats a large aggressive dog. But therw are no bad dogs, this family realized that and sought-after help.
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No hay perros malos? En que mundo vives,muertes inútiles de niños,ancianos,perritos pequeños que son su especialidad por qué estos perros agresivos asesinos tienen un sadismo escondido,no pues quieres tapar el sol con un dedo.
Now that is impressive, that dog is something else entirely! Only a real trainer can handle something like that. The sheer weight, force and pressure going through that leash must be unreal plus he is still giving corrections, handling the dog, avoiding the lunging and creating a barrier all at the same time.
Edit: I watched till the end and I couldn't see the setback, I only saw the improvement especially when he was walking side by side with DD even with the barrier, the huge improvement that I noted was the owner walking Squatch on heel and him not being visibly reactive to DD.
I couldnt see the set back either. I saw baby step progress-as it should be
Wow, we really need trainers like you. That is a big dog. Good Job Dog Daddy. I love watching you, you're awesome
Why are ppl comments so negative, like they think its a piece of cake training a dog with this type of behaviour. This dog is stubborn and by the looks of it, he needs alot of training sessions to break his stubborness and the dog daddy is taking him on which amazing.
Everything he said about the breed is true. Most trainers will not even entertain the idea of training this kind of dog. I love how daddy is so transparent unlike other dog trainers who do things behind closed doors even away from the owners, which is not OK.because it is a system for it to work the owner needs to work and so does the dog. Good job great job. Can’t wait to see the next one.
Y’all please keep in mind these damn dogs were bread to fight fucking BEARS! Yes bears. Dog Daddy you got all my props bro! Straight bad ass!
So is mine and traumatized heavely ..
Never needed this bs and yes she (and he) were just like this when we started.
You want a quick fix, shut down the dog, drain all energy and poof ... doesnt solve shit.
And thats the only thing he does.
Muzzle dog , wear out , flooding, going in total live or die experience until there is nothing left.
And then say, oh my gosh guys I fixed this dog!
No dude, you shut him down. And didnt change the fear or anything underlaying that causes the behaviour in the first place.
For real, you think THIS will result in a dog that trusts humans ..?
Quite the opposite. Wait when they get over this stage and you'll have a bigger problem.
I believe dogs have their own character, this one is young, handling very much on instinct, if he attacks any stranger.
He has to go a way to be able to approach him, he can not sit there for weeks and weeks and have him adjust slowly, he also uses the time to teach the owner a lot of insight in the dogs behaviour, showing him skills that he can use in the future for extended learning.
I am sure there are other ways, but i think he is doing well, lets wait and see, this one has no fear or aggression for no reason, it's just unbridled (and unneutered) guard dog behaviour which is bred into him. Not like with your dog.
Also, rather a dog that can be handled, than a hopeless case, how many dogs sit on a chain lonely until death as no one ever took the effort.
Criticising is easy.
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This one has no fear?
I can point out many signs that he does.
There is no excuse to go about it this way.
Also way more helpful in this case would be instructing the owner how to spot and correct (beforehand showing by example also with a similair well behaved dog) giving tips along the way. "Now do this, now put a little pressure when, release as soon as" and working to narrow the space between the dog and "dog daddy"
Thats building confidence in themselves and their owners and overcoming fear or any reactivity reaction.
Could have just done that, no need to spend weeks doing this, that I can promise. 1 session without all his bs and get better and longer lasting results.
He just wants to take that lead and do his "trick" . Owners learn almost nothing, dog learns bad experience and when they attempt to do the same will hit the wall. This is wearing out and flooding.
Hey, I can do that for you as a temporary quick fix, anyone can for real.
Mine isnt neutered either (nor old).
And a pure bred big guard dog used to fend of wolves, bears etc.
People seem to think that neutering a dog will fix or help with reactivity, its quite the opposite. Also medically its not adviced anymore to nuture as a standard bc of health issues as well as behavioural issues.
Nutering a fearful dog is probably the "dumbest" thing someone can do.
Have so many studies on this as well as in field experience. (If you like I can send some)
But doing this type of training is bad for any dog.
And cant you agree that this will not solve his fear or agression or reservedness towards strange people?
It will only get worse soon.
After this experience, someone else walks up to you or visits ur home? What did he learn ..? Stranger = fear, confusion and the outcome is show as much agression to keep them away after that experience.
And yes, sorry, I know my spelling is shitty, English is not my first language, but I think you understand what I'm saying.
It is amazing how an animal and human is trying work side by side beautiful! Amazing! Good job!
Thanks for sharing this 🐕 training in several parts. Very tough case, but I already see progress. 👍
This is why we don’t give up! They will come around…just put in the patient work.
That is a gorgeous & insanely strong giant of a dog! Good job, Augusto! Please stay safe.
❤❤❤thank you for your humanity and thank you for your love 💓💓💓
Company’s need to start sending you free sunglasses to advertise how well they stay on your face while you train dogs 🤣💸
God bless you & the dog for teaching patience and strength.
Dog Daddy you're the best! This big dog gave you a workout. God bless you for helping these dogs to become better for their owners.
Definatly not a setback, you really helped this dogs behaviors. I think the owner will be much happier with this animal. You did an amazing job!
This is the most impressive session I've seen from any trainer! It truly needs supreme confidence in your own abilities to face such a brute! Congratulations DD!
I watched Beckmans Dog Training and was not nearly as impressed as watching Dog Daddy. You are # 1❤
again amazing. you are absolutely the best and willing to take on any dog. loving it and you DD consistently
Oh Squatch. Rooting for you big boi.
Great job! That dog is 200 pounds, so you are doing masterful. I had a gog that was 125 pounds and he was a handful. Anyone thinking you failed probably haven't trained a large dog before. I love the steps you are taking to get the dog use to people, so he doesn't just attack everyone. That dog could easily kill a child, so you have to get it trained before a tragedy happens. I have seen DD other training sessions and usually it takes a few minutes to get the dog under control. This dog is a challenge but DD is doing better than any other trainer prior like the family stated. I will definitely watch Part 4.
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dogs this big and dominant it’s going to be a tough battle to show them they aren’t the leader or dominant one anymore, smaller dogs know they don’t have the size and power to actually dominate so they don’t fight for long. good on you for taking on this hard job and giving this dog a chance at a happy calm life.
Man, you have great space awareness. And good stamina. Holding this beast with one hand, a branch in the other :) This was tought job and you handled it like a boss! Kudos!
Normal job: Arriving at home....
Hi honey, how was your day at work?
"Oh, it was awful, my computer froze up, wheel on my desk chair broke, my meeting was long and boring, then, the A/C stopped working and it got hot in there!
Dog Daddy, how was your day at work?
I had a 200 lb Tiebetan Mastiff that wanted to attack me the whole time!
DEFINITELY A HANDFUL! Such awesome work Dog Daddy!!! It's a good thing you are quick!
This dude is a true expert cause I would of gotten bit on the first charge🤦🏽♂️
The owner defaults to letting the dog lead. That explains a lot. Good work, DD, on that amazing progress 👏
That dog needs a strong leader.
Am glad you used the plywood…wise indeed.
Yowzers, Augusto! Keep fighting the good fight. You’re winning!
I Absolutely Love your honesty 💜💜
Bro, that's not a dog, that's a lion!
For Real fuk
That's what I thought when the dog was lunging at DD--a ferocious lion.
Is it okay to be dumb?
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@@renzoleon4378 is it because I said lion in English, leon?
This dog weighs more than you. Pretty easy for him to knock you off your center of gravity. Glad you have good shoes on to keep dancing ❤❤. Please be careful!
Boo i have never seen you out of breath. ;) This was like a title fight.
I am so proud of you.
You can see the progress from the first session. If anyone can. . . IT'S YOU ❤❤
Congrats on your milestone 🎉🎉🎉
I am so impressed. We are all learning from you
Thank you for sharing DD
Wow😮😮😮
God Bless you @Dog Daddy
Thank you for the reality. Appreciate your patience. Again. Thank you
Closing in on 4 million 🎉🎉🎉🎉 and good video
Dog daddy is getting a workout lol😂😂😂
Dog Daddy you have my total respect. Great work out huh? Maybe you should design and make an light effective barrier for training monsters like this.