I feel so sad hearing comments that agreesion is always caused from irresponsible owners. I really feel like crying this moment because I have an aggressive dog that I HAVE WORKED HARD WITH AND IS AT THE POINT OF GIVING UP. We spend so much time and money trying to help our dog. WE are not irresponsible. The last person to help us is a behaviour expert and in the end all I get from him that is positive is a control collar. I love my dog 100%. H
Trickiest part is remaining calm yourself when you feel him about to act up.You must show him it's no big deal and you expect him to behave, (not you expect him to be bad) he will sense your tension and mistake that for you being fearful of other people, when you are actually nervous about what he will do next.
WOW, That Pit looks like he was Introduced to Bite Work way before Obedience training was Instilled. Owners are probably scared of the dog to even do obedience on him. Pit is NOT afraid at all, maintains constant eye contact.
It must be natural for pits to be over active. I've had mine for 3 yrs now. Was never aggressive but overly playful. Concerned the playful would turn aggressive once out of puppy years. Started to show who's dominant but always rewarded good behavior. Now, I have the best dog in the world!
How long of a time frame elapsed from the beginning to end of the video? Is this all in one training session or over the course of several sessions? What is the function of patting the dog on the nose? Curious because I am interested in becoming a trainer, I prefer the Koehler method but you guys obviously do some amazing work and I want to learn all I can, I want to use whatever method is most reliable.
Question for you. Im currently in dog training school. Mostly for the theory and exposure to varied training ideologies out there. I know you stated to the client why you used the stand but i couldnt really hear it. Could you tell me exactly what is the use of the stand? I would guess its to isolate the dogs movements but id lie to here it from someone who knows what theyre doing.
great video!!! would you be able to send me an image of link of the type of muzzel that is used here..enjoyed the work don here...was going to post a vid response but i see you have taken that option off..if your interested i just posted a video about 3 days ago, of me working with a 90lbs aggressive german shepherd pitbull mix...take a look and please comment
Just wondering if you exercised him before all this, I find it easier confronting a tired dog with no mussel the a high energy dog with a mussel? I breed German shepherds, and Rottweilers, and then I work with peoples aggressive dogs. In the end it looked like he was doing good especially if this was one lesson!
Good trainer. What was the collar set at? What is the real time on the training session? If this was really all done in 9 minutes you should call up Ceasar and tell him to find a new name as you are the true dog whisperer.
I have had my Pit bull for 2 years now. It showed aggression once as a puppy it never did it again. A week ago I took my pit to the dog park and at the beach where they are allowed and he was attacked by a mixed breed dog at the dog park at the beach by a lab. Both times he was sitting down with his head down and when he got attacked he yelp and whimpered. He ran to me both times and has never been aggressive since he was a puppy. I have my training methods and they work he is my buddy and love.
That trainer has A LOT of faith in that muzzle! One thing I wish this video and other vidoes have when demonstrating the e-collar is a caption or some indication when the collar is actively being used being used and at what level. Is the trainer changing levels. There are none of these training facilities near me
Can anyone help me I have a dog aggressive pitbull..aim introducing him to a non aggressive pit I will get him more tired than he has ever been prior and he will be muzzled he has been around other non aggressive pits had fights and ends up following them happy to be there it's the initial meet can someone give me some pointers
@corvaxxx That session was about 35-40 minutes and was all in one lesson. Obviously he still had a long way to go after just one lesson, but this was a great start
As long as you feel comfortable about him not biting you, then try this.The issue is likely that the dog is claiming you and your family and "protecting you" from others. You need to show him that you want the others around by choosing them over him. When he tries to get between you and other people put him back behind you and lay him down.He need to see that you are happy with other people around, and happy when he is laying down and calm around other people.
They can be trained. One of our pits went after dogs, moose and bison. It took 2 summers but we broke her. If another dog attacked her, she would quickly put the other dog down and run to me with her head down. In her training, if she showed aggression, she was tied to a tree, even up in the mtns and we left her there for 15 minutes. Literally went far away. She screamed like crazy. Hikers thought it was a wolf. it takes time and patience.
Its never too late to change a dog, thats a myth created by humans. They live in the presence, sure, it is harder to change a pattern but its still possible. I've seen 8year old full on aggressive males change completely to complete perfectly behaved dogs around EVERYONE and EVERYTHING. U cant just put a dog to sleep, its never too late.
Why was he so aggressive? Was he a fighter at one time or abused? I breed pitbulls myself and have only come across one with this much anger and he was abused as a puppy
Ok here is the thing... Pitbulls need much attention and u have to be very careful with them... No matter what people (Some) pibtulls tend to snap and be dominant if u dont be firm with them... (Im not saying physical punishment. but firm leadership) If he snaps at people then hes either bein very protective or gets nervous around people. If its the second case the only option is to use positive reinforcement and introduce your dog to various situations around people. Always use a muzzle!
and she is a working dog she weighs around 70lbs of pure muscle but she is in no way aggressive at all. she is the most sweetest dog i know. yeah i get people who don't like her and walk to the other side of the road because of her but it isn't because of her it is because they are afraid of her. but she didn't do anything. yeah of course she chases bike's but she is learning not to. but I just think people need to bann the person not the breed.
I wish you guys would clarify the e-collar comments. From what I can tell, you are not using e-collar and NOT SHOCKING the dog into submission. One other thing, please explain how you will re-train the owners. I really doubt you're going to "fix" him and then just hand him back to the owners, right....?
Ceaser Millan needs to help this dog. My dog was the same way, but he NEVER reacted to me like that EVER. He just didn't like male dogs, small dogs, or people.
I have a 3year old blue nose bully and I walk her off the leash and she just walks right past strangers on the street. The only way she will attack is if I tell her or you are threatening; me, my family or trespassing.
I'm sorry to hear about that. Sounds like you are a very responsible pit owner which is a breathe of fresh air. It really is a bad situtaion and a unfair one for the dog because even if he gets good training (and this is with any aggressive dog) they only get one chance to mess up for the rest of their lives. I just don't think any training and ensure not a single attacks for the next 12-15 yrs. It sucks. I mean imagine if we only got one chance to mess up for the rest of our lives.
This is not "training", it is forced compliance. They could have trained him to sit, table, wait but instead bypassed all that in favor of forced compliance. What is the purpose of the shock at 2:27?
To the best of my knowledge, with the exception of redirecting on the owner once, this dog has never bitten anyone. I agree about the normal behavior of pitbulls and this is not normal. I have a wonderful example of the breed myself. My APBT will be 8 yrs old next week.
Give that dog to CESAR MILLAN!! He'll help him be the best dog he can be!! Dogs need discipline, love, affection. Dogs like this need strong leadership, especially these breeds. I have a hunting dog but he's also domesticated, he too needs strong leadership in order for him to listen to me. There also needs to be trust and loyalty. I hope this one can be rehabilitated:)
This dog is BatSh*t Crazy! Great job though, notice how calm & patient the handler is even though this dog is lunging at him.... Wish I could hear what he is saying better.
man this is why i hate when people get dogs that they cant handle.. it makes it seem like its a bad bread..all u need is control well on this one..a shock collar..and a muzzle...lol
I noticed the "trainer" using the shock collar (red light blinks on collar) to control dog. Being shocked does not change the behavior, just reaffirms to dog people are not to be trusted. Dog was very stressed (heavy breathing) which is also not condusive to learning.
I wish we could hear what he was saying. :P Geez, if he was aggressive since puppyhood, train him as a puppy! And Pits aren't dogs for fat grannies in the first place. I'm very worried if he gets any exercise. Poor dog. I'm glad he's doing better. :)
Not all professional dog trainers can fix aggressive dogs. You must research each dog trainer beforehand about what type of problems they are good and bad at fixing. You have an aggressive dog, therefore you need to consult a dog trainer that specialises in aggressive dogs. If possible, get help from Cesar Milan. He's a very cheerful person and has helped many dogs who otherwise would have been put down. (:
As a dog trainer, posting a video like on the net shows a lot confidence in your abilities. To some degree this k9 is a reslt of poor handling the owners part, and to some degree it is also genetics. Keep in mind all dog have predidtory instincts, wether its for humans or other animals. To have a dog that is well controlled in all circumstances takes 1-proper breeding and 2-no less than 2 years of constant work. Working dogs in say like police k9 are so because of great bredding from europe
The most vicious dog in the world is the Chihuahua (or maybe one of those humongous livestock-guarding breeds from the Middle East~Russia) - a trillion times more likely to bite than a Pit.
Its as safe as you want it to be. I gaurentee these people didnt socialize him early. You wana expose your pittie to everything as possible when there babys. And yes safe to own. Regardless of what others say
It's sad because Pit Bull terriers and other bully breeds are specifically bred not to be people aggressive. Yes, they can be dog aggressive, but that's owing to the origins of the breed. Because, after all, they were originally bred to fight and to bait. However, if the dog socialized early, it can learn to live with all kinds of other creatures, including other dogs! There are some great videos all over TH-cam showing this. I mean Pit bulls living with ducks, birds, kittens and igaunas! :)
Dont blame the breeds they are not the problem. It all boils down to the owner, they are the one that makes the dog like that weather they ment to or not. I own and train the breeds you listed, and the best dog I have ever had which I currently have is a pit/german shepherd mix.. It is no different than you saying that a whole race of people are bad just because a few of them have commited crimes. I just ask that people stop blaming the breeds. FYI Pitbulls were breed as human companions.
Ive been working for protection dogs for many years, and this dog is not reabilitive to point of being trusted to be safe. He will snap and attack again.
LOL...Well if you would have done some research PRIOR, you'd know just who this fellow is, AND his credentials. The franchise is written on their shirts & is at the beginning of the video. Now that THAT'S out of the way... It never fails for s/one who knows more...can do better...has achieved a level of excellence that so few could even dream of, for them to post such a grade school comment. Oh btw, you can "TELL" us all so much more? Ha, your walk talks and your talk talks my friend.
have a local dog trainer come by and train her for 1 session, it worked wonders for me, if you cant afford 1 session you can drop her/her off at a no kill shelter. do not euthinize it!!!!!
At 6 ½ years old and he is this aggressive, I would not trust that dog without that muzzle on as far as I could throw my house. I hope whoever owns that dog has good insurance and the insurance company knows they have him, he is lawsuit bait. If not right now, wait a few years when he gets dingy.
These dog trainers got a real set of balls. Props to all dog trainers having the courage and respect to train problem dogs like this.
I gotta say, that is pretty impressive. My guy's not nearly as bad as that, so this gives me a lot of hope. Thanks for posting.
I feel so sad hearing comments that agreesion is always caused from irresponsible owners. I really feel like crying this moment because I have an aggressive dog that I HAVE WORKED HARD WITH AND IS AT THE POINT OF GIVING UP. We spend so much time and money trying to help our dog. WE are not irresponsible. The last person to help us is a behaviour expert and in the end all I get from him that is positive is a control collar. I love my dog 100%. H
Nice job with this dog. I wouldn't be able to get anywhere with this dog. Very impressive!
The 1º thing this dog is not a PIT BULL. This is some Crazy Mix Dog.
Any updates or updated videos on this dog? I would love to see how far hes come!
Very Nice! It is good to see that the owner took the neccy. steps to get the dog the proper training. Is your school only in Atlanta?
nice job,thats one way to save a pitbulls life
Trickiest part is remaining calm yourself when you feel him about to act up.You must show him it's no big deal and you expect him to behave, (not you expect him to be bad) he will sense your tension and mistake that for you being fearful of other people, when you are actually nervous about what he will do next.
I respect dog trainers.
I do wish this dog will be tame and friendly and find himself a nice family to be taken care of.
WOW, That Pit looks like he was Introduced to Bite Work way before Obedience training was Instilled. Owners are probably scared of the dog to even do obedience on him. Pit is NOT afraid at all, maintains constant eye contact.
nice work man
Good job guys
It must be natural for pits to be over active. I've had mine for 3 yrs now. Was never aggressive but overly playful. Concerned the playful would turn aggressive once out of puppy years. Started to show who's dominant but always rewarded good behavior. Now, I have the best dog in the world!
That dog is terrified out of his mind.
How long of a time frame elapsed from the beginning to end of the video? Is this all in one training session or over the course of several sessions? What is the function of patting the dog on the nose? Curious because I am interested in becoming a trainer, I prefer the Koehler method but you guys obviously do some amazing work and I want to learn all I can, I want to use whatever method is most reliable.
can you tell me whats around the dogs neck that is flashin because to me that looks like a eletric collor
Question for you. Im currently in dog training school. Mostly for the theory and exposure to varied training ideologies out there. I know you stated to the client why you used the stand but i couldnt really hear it. Could you tell me exactly what is the use of the stand? I would guess its to isolate the dogs movements but id lie to here it from someone who knows what theyre doing.
great video!!! would you be able to send me an image of link of the type of muzzel that is used here..enjoyed the work don here...was going to post a vid response but i see you have taken that option off..if your interested i just posted a video about 3 days ago, of me working with a 90lbs aggressive german shepherd pitbull mix...take a look and please comment
what is the update on this dog?
is any aggressive pitbull to change in a good nice dog?or are some dogs with aggression can't fix?i really wanna know,thanx
My Bully Kutta is so stubborn in obedience, is there any trainer who has trained a Bully Kutta before.....
isn't it better to fully inro the collar with motion commands before making the dog remain stationary??
Just wondering if you exercised him before all this, I find it easier confronting a tired dog with no mussel the a high energy dog with a mussel? I breed German shepherds, and Rottweilers, and then I work with peoples aggressive dogs. In the end it looked like he was doing good especially if this was one lesson!
What sort of certification do the guys training have? I can tell you there are MUCH more effective ways of handling aggression.
Good trainer.
What was the collar set at? What is the real time on the training session? If this was really all done in 9 minutes you should call up Ceasar and tell him to find a new name as you are the true dog whisperer.
Im glad this dude is retraining this dog to act nice around a owner
wow... so there are two important elements in dog handling, trust and bonding... i see
I have had my Pit bull for 2 years now. It showed aggression once as a puppy it never did it again. A week ago I took my pit to the dog park and at the beach where they are allowed and he was attacked by a mixed breed dog at the dog park at the beach by a lab. Both times he was sitting down with his head down and when he got attacked he yelp and whimpered. He ran to me both times and has never been aggressive since he was a puppy. I have my training methods and they work he is my buddy and love.
That trainer has A LOT of faith in that muzzle! One thing I wish this video and other vidoes have when demonstrating the e-collar is a caption or some indication when the collar is actively being used being used and at what level. Is the trainer changing levels. There are none of these training facilities near me
can a dog this aggressive really change?
i'd like to see what happened before and after the muzzle.
Can anyone help me I have a dog aggressive pitbull..aim introducing him to a non aggressive pit I will get him more tired than he has ever been prior and he will be muzzled he has been around other non aggressive pits had fights and ends up following them happy to be there it's the initial meet can someone give me some pointers
Yeah. Pitt Bull, the best breed for grandmoms
@corvaxxx That session was about 35-40 minutes and was all in one lesson. Obviously he still had a long way to go after just one lesson, but this was a great start
Why did become he so agressive and how works the training?
Please tell me they are not using an electric collar!!!
I would start by seeking out a local professional for a consultation.
lol how do you get the muzzle on!?
@DreamComeTrueK9 I believe i purchased the muzzle at bridgeportequipment . com
Thanks for the comment. I'll check your video
thats actually after trust is assured between both dog and owner, but that might take weeks, since this is a slow process once it comes to trust
As long as you feel comfortable about him not biting you, then try this.The issue is likely that the dog is claiming you and your family and "protecting you" from others. You need to show him that you want the others around by choosing them over him. When he tries to get between you and other people put him back behind you and lay him down.He need to see that you are happy with other people around, and happy when he is laying down and calm around other people.
They can be trained. One of our pits went after dogs, moose and bison. It took 2 summers but we broke her. If another dog attacked her, she would quickly put the other dog down and run to me with her head down. In her training, if she showed aggression, she was tied to a tree, even up in the mtns and we left her there for 15 minutes. Literally went far away. She screamed like crazy. Hikers thought it was a wolf. it takes time and patience.
I ALSO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT DOG.
I completely agree!
I totally agree.
Truly amazing!
I have a pitbull and he is aggressive towards bigger dogs and he especially aggressive towards pitbulls can someone help me
+Darrin Streater Give us a call and we will be glad to speak with you about your dog. 770-942-9755
Its never too late to change a dog, thats a myth created by humans. They live in the presence, sure, it is harder to change a pattern but its still possible. I've seen 8year old full on aggressive males change completely to complete perfectly behaved dogs around EVERYONE and EVERYTHING. U cant just put a dog to sleep, its never too late.
Any trainer can help you who experiences in bully breeds.
Amazing!
@pink0rz it just means the dog shouldn't be bred, it doesn't need to be PTS if it can be trained.
Why was he so aggressive? Was he a fighter at one time or abused? I breed pitbulls myself and have only come across one with this much anger and he was abused as a puppy
Ok here is the thing... Pitbulls need much attention and u have to be very careful with them... No matter what people (Some) pibtulls tend to snap and be dominant if u dont be firm with them... (Im not saying physical punishment. but firm leadership) If he snaps at people then hes either bein very protective or gets nervous around people. If its the second case the only option is to use positive reinforcement and introduce your dog to various situations around people. Always use a muzzle!
he misses his tail, thats why he's mad!!!but great job bro...another bully saved...
and she is a working dog she weighs around 70lbs of pure muscle but she is in no way aggressive at all. she is the most sweetest dog i know. yeah i get people who don't like her and walk to the other side of the road because of her but it isn't because of her it is because they are afraid of her. but she didn't do anything. yeah of course she chases bike's but she is learning not to.
but I just think people need to bann the person not the breed.
I wish you guys would clarify the e-collar comments. From what I can tell, you are not using e-collar and NOT SHOCKING the dog into submission.
One other thing, please explain how you will re-train the owners. I really doubt you're going to "fix" him and then just hand him back to the owners, right....?
Ceaser Millan needs to help this dog. My dog was the same way, but he NEVER reacted to me like that EVER. He just didn't like male dogs, small dogs, or people.
Dog= you lied you said we were going to the park lol
It´s the first time that i see a pitbull whitout tail....
I have a 3year old blue nose bully and I walk her off the leash and she just walks right past strangers on the street. The only way she will attack is if I tell her or you are threatening; me, my family or trespassing.
WHAT DOES THAT TEACH THE PITT JUST ATTACK WHEN YOU WANT?
I'm sorry to hear about that. Sounds like you are a very responsible pit owner which is a breathe of fresh air. It really is a bad situtaion and a unfair one for the dog because even if he gets good training (and this is with any aggressive dog) they only get one chance to mess up for the rest of their lives. I just don't think any training and ensure not a single attacks for the next 12-15 yrs. It sucks. I mean imagine if we only got one chance to mess up for the rest of our lives.
This is not "training", it is forced compliance. They could have trained him to sit, table, wait but instead bypassed all that in favor of forced compliance. What is the purpose of the shock at 2:27?
To the best of my knowledge, with the exception of redirecting on the owner once, this dog has never bitten anyone.
I agree about the normal behavior of pitbulls and this is not normal. I have a wonderful example of the breed myself. My APBT will be 8 yrs old next week.
Give that dog to CESAR MILLAN!! He'll help him be the best dog he can be!! Dogs need discipline, love, affection. Dogs like this need strong leadership, especially these breeds. I have a hunting dog but he's also domesticated, he too needs strong leadership in order for him to listen to me. There also needs to be trust and loyalty. I hope this one can be rehabilitated:)
I agree poor breeding leads to unstable dogs
waw great
This dog is BatSh*t Crazy! Great job though, notice how calm & patient the handler is even though this dog is lunging at him.... Wish I could hear what he is saying better.
man this is why i hate when people get dogs that they cant handle.. it makes it seem like its a bad bread..all u need is control well on this one..a shock collar..and a muzzle...lol
It's sad because obedience and socialization should have started ASAP with this dog, as a puppy. I wish we could know what they were saying.
That pit is just mad he got his tail cut off.
I noticed the "trainer" using the shock collar (red light blinks on collar) to control dog. Being shocked does not change the behavior, just reaffirms to dog people are not to be trusted.
Dog was very stressed (heavy breathing) which is also not condusive to learning.
give me just 10 seconds whit this pitbull and you will see this dog calm
I wish we could hear what he was saying. :P
Geez, if he was aggressive since puppyhood, train him as a puppy! And Pits aren't dogs for fat grannies in the first place. I'm very worried if he gets any exercise. Poor dog. I'm glad he's doing better. :)
Not all professional dog trainers can fix aggressive dogs. You must research each dog trainer beforehand about what type of problems they are good and bad at fixing. You have an aggressive dog, therefore you need to consult a dog trainer that specialises in aggressive dogs.
If possible, get help from Cesar Milan. He's a very cheerful person and has helped many dogs who otherwise would have been put down. (:
Is that dog fix cause I would like to have a puppy.
My pittbull is 5 months and she is ver dog aggressive and I dont what to do.. I love her to deathand I would anything to correct her and help her.
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
the dog has 2 leashes on like if he was a lion
wow...
any dog breed can be aggressive not just a pitbull
shit...this is one temperamental dog.....wonderfull work...
Just call cesar millan
the problem is that people are not able to educate them rightly...
As a dog trainer, posting a video like on the net shows a lot confidence in your abilities. To some degree this k9 is a reslt of poor handling the owners part, and to some degree it is also genetics. Keep in mind all dog have predidtory instincts, wether its for humans or other animals. To have a dog that is well controlled in all circumstances takes 1-proper breeding and 2-no less than 2 years of constant work. Working dogs in say like police k9 are so because of great bredding from europe
I want a puppy from that dog
The most vicious dog in the world is the Chihuahua (or maybe one of those humongous livestock-guarding breeds from the Middle East~Russia) - a trillion times more likely to bite than a Pit.
Its as safe as you want it to be. I gaurentee these people didnt socialize him early. You wana expose your pittie to everything as possible when there babys. And yes safe to own. Regardless of what others say
first step, consult a professional trainer and have your dog evaluated. then discuss your options
It's sad because Pit Bull terriers and other bully breeds are specifically bred not to be people aggressive. Yes, they can be dog aggressive, but that's owing to the origins of the breed. Because, after all, they were originally bred to fight and to bait. However, if the dog socialized early, it can learn to live with all kinds of other creatures, including other dogs! There are some great videos all over TH-cam showing this. I mean Pit bulls living with ducks, birds, kittens and igaunas! :)
oh my... i think they are... jesus...
and the head as well
I would find some professional help before exploring the idea of euthanizing him.
Why is that dog so aggressive? I have a 5 year old pit and not aggressive at all.
Dont blame the breeds they are not the problem. It all boils down to the owner, they are the one that makes the dog like that weather they ment to or not. I own and train the breeds you listed, and the best dog I have ever had which I currently have is a pit/german shepherd mix.. It is no different than you saying that a whole race of people are bad just because a few of them have commited crimes. I just ask that people stop blaming the breeds. FYI Pitbulls were breed as human companions.
Ive been working for protection dogs for many years, and this dog is not reabilitive to point of being trusted to be safe.
He will snap and attack again.
LOL...Well if you would have done some research PRIOR, you'd know just who this fellow is, AND his credentials. The franchise is written on their shirts & is at the beginning of the video. Now that THAT'S out of the way...
It never fails for s/one who knows more...can do better...has achieved a level of excellence that so few could even dream of, for them to post such a grade school comment.
Oh btw, you can "TELL" us all so much more? Ha, your walk talks and your talk talks my friend.
have a local dog trainer come by and train her for 1 session, it worked wonders for me, if you cant afford 1 session you can drop her/her off at a no kill shelter. do not euthinize it!!!!!
At 6 ½ years old and he is this aggressive, I would not trust that dog without that muzzle on as far as I could throw my house. I hope whoever owns that dog has good insurance and the insurance company knows they have him, he is lawsuit bait. If not right now, wait a few years when he gets dingy.