THIS DOGS AGGRESSION SENDS OWNER THE HOSPITAL!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2022
- How do you train an aggressive dog? This German Shepherd/Rottweiler mix has dragged his owner down and torn ligaments in her arm and she can barely control him. He's a sweet dog that is desperate for guidance. Watch the full episode to see how Tom Davis transforms this dog and his owner!
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Omg yay
Please come to central Ma. Please. I really need guidance with a very original issue for my dog. I'm floundering. Since I cannot control the world and the stimulus my dog is suffering and I'm out of ideas. Need help.
Don't fly, drive, I'm closer than you think!!!!!
Will you fly to Canada?
I need help with Punk and dog reactivity. So bad! Please help!
Probably one of the best articulated videos on curbing aggressive behaviors that I’ve seen to date. Thank you. Going out to walk my reactive GSD right now, with new skills to try out. Thank you!!
I would agree! A lot of punch in 14:44.
Geesh feels like most GSD’s are leash reactive. Mine likes people (unless you abruptly invade his space) but damn he HATES all dogs!!!!! So going to a park is stressful so I avoid it. He walks great on a leash as long as I don’t run into a dog!
@@claudiacanales2662 My weird mixed (about 40yrs of random breeding in a gypsy settlement..) dog is the exact opposite..as long as you got a dog youre safe, if he doesnt know you and you dont have a dog well then youre about to get barked at for 15min :D
I cried at the end when he walked by the other dogs without reacting. So wonderful knowing this guy now has a chance to be successful. Great video!
That was an interesting case! The dog and owner both came a long way to a beautiful relationship. Again you have figured out and tailored the training sessions to best advantage Tom! A skill and a gift, Tom!
Thanks!
The analogy’s are crazy helpful like the seatbelt and ecollar analogy, and the tough guy point of view from the dogs makes things so much clearer
I'm always so shocked at how people come in saying "I tried everything" but the problems are literally so simple. Almost every person doesn't hold their dog accountable, their incapable of clearly communicating commands and they hold the leash so damn tight😂 Great job explaining to the owner and teaching them how to communicate with their dogs!
You always amaze me how you take a dog and turn them around, you are absolutely a gift to the dog world. Love watching you work!! 🙂
Thanks for watching, Melinda!
@@tomdavisofficial I hit my dog every day as I have lot of stress. He is scared of me. U can contact me if u want ur dog to be scared of u
I have a two-year-old Yorkie who is very reactive due to trauma and separation anxiety. I, too, tried to re-home him, but he started biting the respective parents and children. I know that with proper assessment, treatment, and above all else, training, I can help my precious dog be less fearful. I need to gain his respect and trust. Teach me for I am trainable and so is he. Thank you Tom.
In this dogs ,defense,if his littermates were killed,and his mother rejected him..he was basicly raised as a Singleton Pup..He didn't learn bite inhibition or any other canine social skills from his mother.. .and littermates . He is clearly insecure ....Glad his owner found you Tom !!! ..She clearly needed professional help !!! ...Great video !!!! Grrrrrreat Job as always !!!
Amazing. Dog aggression sends owner the Hospital. Really cool
KUDOS to that owner for not giving up. And for you NEVER giving up on dogs & their owners !!
Thanks for watching Lisa!
The more I watch your videos working with reactive dogs, the more I see how the issue always lies with the owner. In many cases, too, the person has selected a breed of dog that does not mesh with their lifestyle or personality. I started training dogs when I was about 12 years old and am now 78. I no longer train, except maybe to help a friend or neighbor who has a problem, but I so much enjoy watching your method which is almost identical to how my method evolved over the years. You do such great work for dogs and their owners!
I just LOVE to see the changes in these reactive dogs!! You just know their lives are going to be so much better for it. Cudos to the owners for getting help and being open to your input. ❤️👍
Thanks so much!!
Atlas' paw on the shoe of his human made me teary. He's like "I got this. We can do this!" 💜
Tom you are amazing! I had a reactive GSD 20 years ago and boy I wish these videos were around then. Thank you for all the dogs you are saving!
It would be so cool if you did a "check up" type thing where you revisit clients and show us how everything is working out :)
Every thing would be like before and will bite him
@@chocosquirrel3319 what makes you say that?
breakdown iam a dog owner and I hit my dog like anything wen frustrated. Iam dealing with depression so I hit it daily. Wen trainer comes dog is scared and he bites
I'm confused. Did you have a trainer who said to hit him? Because that's what is happening in this video and it feels like your comment is misplaced. Unless you mean something else?
@@soothingbreakdown9878 my trainer said to hit the dog. So I always hit
Need my daily tune up with Tom
A case study on terrible breeding : mixing powerful breeds without knowing what you are doing > letting the father be close to the young puppies > mother wont nurse, either this is a statement to the bad temperament picked by the crappy backyard breeder, or a statement to how stressful the incompetent breeder made the environment, it could very well be both > you end up with a potentially dangerous dog that missed out on a lot of crucial development, which I'm sure the breeders were intending to sell for profit. A lot of people out there would just hear this backstory and immediately give up on the dog. Massive kudos to everyone trying to give him a better life.
i wish all training clients were like this woman! humble enough not to argue about or justify why she does this or that a certain way and immediately able to take criticism and teachable not only in lesson but then again in practice! In just a few short minutes you had her remove any wall of defensiveness, open her vulnerability, be absorbant and take good direction, then be able to reproduce and perform what you taught her. Dog trainers train people too, btw.
Some humans just need a looooooooooooot of buttering up before they're ready to forget everything they know and let you teach them xD
She is such a great student! Shows when you listen and practice, it comes together!
Wow, that’s a grabbing headline! I’ll have to watch later but hoping all turned out OK for all concerned!
She’s okay, his power is what did it for her.
I love your videos. Every time I get discouraged about my dog’s behavior and want to give up, I watch one of your videos, and it gives me the confidence to keep trying. My dog is so good at home, but on walks, all his manners go out the door. He sees another dog, and the hackles raise, and he starts barking-not listening to commands.
That leg swing with some leash pressure is a game changer!
I figured out the "change direction when the dog is pulling" strategy on my own one day while I was walking my German Shepherd. I got to thinking that he started pulling because he wanted to get to something that was ahead of us, in the direction we were going, so, I would change directions so he would essentially not getting what he was in such a hurry to get when he started to pull!!! It definitely worked, I have also gone in right and left circles, alternating them so he would focus on following my direction.
If you ever come cruise Australia let me know. Working German Rottweiler owner here.
I am going to sign up for the members club today!
Wonderful video 😊 Relaxing with a reactive dog has been one of the hardest things I’ve had to learn. Everyday we get better and now he is much calmer (as am I), and the odd time he’ll just do a small whine and keep moving. We just have to work on passing dogs on the same sidewalk, and we’ll be golden. These videos help a lot with learning techniques to help us on our journey 🥰 Thank you 😊
I am not sure who was more worked up.....me or my dog. Dealing with reactivity is probably one of the most stressful things I have had to figure out and deal with. A 15 pound dog who thought she was 150 pounds had to learn that I was in charge. We can go anywhere now, but we once werr kicked out of puppy class! The class didn't allow corrections and they didn't believe in "leadership" for dogs. Once we got booted, we got a prong and a remote collar, and now have a well behaved dog we can take anywhere!
Thanks Megan!
I was looking for this video. I just watched the short.
By far the best training videos I’ve seen
Very helpful
Your a godsend brilliant work and thanks
So clear an explanation it's transparent. Thank you for choosing to share your talents.
Thanks so much, Kristin!
Thanks for the tutorial for the proper leg swing!
Yay I was on time today!! Good girl
she has a great voice and energy.
My rotties behaved better than my border collie right now.
👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Tom. Would it be an idea to do a small video and explain to people that they need to get a dog that is suitable for them. Not a dog that is too high maintenance. It could save many dogs from the wrong owners.. Love all your videos. Keepp them coming.... Great to see you in England!. 😊❤
You are just so amazing at teaching the owners... it is beautiful to watch and brings me happy tears.
Yay, thanks for the longer video session, Tom. 😍
You're so popular now! It is great and we are all so proud of you!!! You deserve it. 👏
Just thinking back to those frequent, raw (and crappy video quality 🤣) sessions and how far you've come. I go back frequently to those and still share them with my clients regularly! So it is indeed a treat when you share these private sessions now, so appreciate it 🥰
Such an epidemic with all the reactivity right now in 2022......85% of my clients are reactive in some way or another as a main concern. So please keep it up with sharing these cases, so so so many dogs and humans can benefit, and deserve to benefit and learn to read their dog before spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on training or diagnosing. Plus, reactivity is so general.......there are SO many reasons it stems from, so many contributors- not simply fear or dominance, all these tiny contributors unique to each dog's personality and neurochemistry...coupled with the energy and communication of the handler....one things is for sure that you always say, obedience and leadership trumps all else. If you can have confident control of your dog, no matter the issue you can obtain proper management. You're right, would rather have a perfectly obedient man-eater than an out of control puppy any day! All these fundamentals matter. I also find that proper exposure to the stimulus they typically react to (dog/human/bike etc) is hugely important as well, people tend to avoid the triggers but I feel exposing to them more frequently (as slow as needed) creating and alternative more desired behaviour is more rehabilitating in the macro, in the long run.
Thanks for the long time support!
He is a beautiful dog
That dog looks like a doppelgänger to my gsd x rottie ♥️ what a cute boy.
😊😊
Appreciate your explanations, always clearly laid out.
Thanks!
Thank you!!
This lady is still looking at the dog the entire time. I know he’s being nice but hopefully seeing this makes her even better.
I love seeing how you reinforce following through on commands! I think this is so vital to create good responses from your pup.
I’m finding your videos now. Thanks ❤
forgetting the baggage! omg such a good message. my old mastiff was reactive so with my new mastiff I was super tense and truly had to forget that I had a reactive dog and just start fresh!
very true!!
I wish I would have known you years ago. Our dog, Stafford x Greyhound, came to us at 12 weeks, we were his 3th owners. And his last!! (He's 4,5 years old now)
He had so many issues. Separation anxiety was one of the biggest. By giving the dog structure and confidence, we came really far. But now it's all about handling him.
These videos help me a lot to take a look at myself. To keep getting better, and maybe help other dogs and their handlers some day :)
Best channel for learning how to deal with your dog. I have looked at so many channels and this one is by far the best.
Another excellent video. It's great to see regular people overcome their challenges in dog training.
Thank you!!!
What a great video. I have a reactive cattle dog who loves people to death but can’t be around other dogs as play friends. This video gives me hope.
Reggie is so gorgeous! As well, happy to see such progress with this woman and her dog!
Fantastic
I have a Maltese poodle and she is very reactive to other dogs. We have a rabbit and they are best friends! She does well with people and ANY other type of animal including cats!! But other dogs she wants to like bite them and murder them….. it’s like super sweet and then super insane when we see other dogs on walks
Amazing progress for both owner and dog 👍🏻
Thanks, Mary!
Learned so much from you
I have 4 Dogs.... 3 Huskies ( 1 Male , and 2 Females ) and a Poochin Female.... I watch All Your Videos, and I have learned So Much !! Thank You So Much For Everything 😁 🐕🐕🐕🐕 #NOBADDOGS
Yesterday before I was awake, my husband inadvertently let our dog out. Instead of remaining calm and getting a leash, he attempted to drag the dog home by the collar. The dog rolled on his back and failed around in protest. My husband, who has a medical condition that makes his skin VERY thin, was SHREDDED from claws all over both arms. Now we are dressing his wounds to prevent infection.
NEVER panic or try to wrestle an uncooperative animal.
My question....is there a way to counter the "alligator death roll" some dogs do when captured by the collar??. My poor husband. Omg.
My name is Dave and we have 2 German shepherds . Names are max and Louie. Birthdays are 12/12/21 , they are brothers. It's unique situation and there great together . Nothing outa the normal realm of behavior I believe but that's only my opinion. I've been following no bad dogs for along time now and really use your redirect methods. My only problem is that I'm being challenged with some really serious heath issues ( cancer ) and these guys are in my heart like my children. Your the most amazing trainer I've ever watched they would be soo lucky and I would be very proud of how much better they could become under you for a day. I wish I was closer to you but unfortunately my health won't allow me to get too far away. We live in nj and have a pretty big fenced in yard with the woods backing the property. Any help or trainer training you would be able to give me would be very much appreciated and these 2 guys would love you alot for it. If you made up a kit called no bad trainers how great would that be... some video on training the trainer. Oh I love it. Please never stop doing what you do. There's never enough of what you bring to there world and I'm very grateful for your time and efforts. Thank you for the knowledge.
After listening from 10:00, Atlas looked up (at 10:08) and said, "It's true, Mom ... that's what you're doing" ... He is a gorgeous dog, btw.
Absolutely the best trainer videos I ever watched. Everything is so tailored to each dog. I have learned so much watching these❤️
Great info here Tom and kudos to the Lady for understanding her fears are creating a problem. Love this type of video. Thanks : )
Thanks so much!
I am so grateful that people like you exist it is such a blessing to everyone with a reactive dog. Having a reactive dog can feel isolating and demoralising, but seeing your training work time and time again gives hope and motivation to keep going!
This guy looks like Julian smith playing a character
He is so smart
That was an awesome video! Your communication with the owner was spot on, fantastic job!
Thanks so muc!
Top trainer. There must be plenty poor trainers
How great to see both of their confidence grow with clear explanations and modeling by Tom. Definitely a huge difference once she started to praise the dog too! Kudos!
it is so interesting 🤯 and extremely important to recognize/interpret 🤩 the origin of the different reactions in order to be able to react accordingly.
It's the WHY is my dog doing this/that....what is the cause of it.
I must understand the "language" my dogs and "talk" to him in a way he understands.
This was an impressive lesson. Thx for the video showing us this important things, like allways! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So excited for the whole video on the n
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Thank you for these videos.. I volunteer at our local humane society with dogs. Great to see and learn from. Much appreciated.
Great video, so much in here that I can try at home! Thank you!
Excellent video. Lots to think about and learn to implement. Thanks so much.
Reggie is beautiful!!
Hes such a beautiful dog
Such an informative video, loved the explanation of place! Thank you.
Your videos are so helpful. I really appreciate what you do!
The knowledge you have is amazing I'm joining members club. Hope I get picked.
Good luck!
Keep on sharing
Another great job!
Thanks so much!
I wish this was available in my area. I have an intact year old 80# Anatolian shepherd that is insecure and fear reactive. He was a stray/rescue. I’ve never had a dog with these types of behaviors. He tried to bite my son and the neighbors have had issues with him even though I live in the country with no fencing. I haven’t found anyone that is able to help. I found one trainer which is expensive but she really didn’t help much and the dog is super difficult to get in a vehicle. This channel is very informative with training. I am researching anti bite muzzles, collars and learning to train him so I can keep him if it’s possible.
I suggest marking narrow ovals or rectangles in the floor paralell to eachother for the clients and dogs to follow.. And then a long oval around the perimiter walls..Like a racetrack..
Then the clients can envision that shape on the ground when they get home.. Muscle memory, It helped me... (______)
You are so amazing! I just love watching you work with the dogs!
Thanks so much, Teri!
Never disappointed. Another great video.
This is awesome and educational
I love your videos. I would like to see more with people who have multiple dogs.
Hey Tom, I know you talk a lot about reactive dogs and mine are pretty well managed, but what do you do when another dog attacks your dog? I recently had a situation where a rottie attacked my 2 GSD's. They followed my directions, but the rottie kept coming at them. I know it's the owner's feelings they react to, but how do I get over my fears of another dog attacking? I really want to continue going to the beautiful parks we have, but am hesitant now.
I'll try and answer...Dogs don't hold on to the past..so its important for you to do the same..Try to imagine the BEST walk ever in your head!!.. and think of something that makes you HAPPY...Carry a walking stick with you...or pepper spray...if it'll make you feel better. You and your 2 dogs are a pack...so one dog is outnumbered...and it probly won't ever happen again. Keep on walking !! 😊
@@KathgoKat actually dogs can get trama from bad experience, so the dog and the owner both probably need something to boost there confidence,
As cruel as this may sound , you may just need a weapon of some sort , as long as your dogs are not the ones reacting , and it’s the fault of the attacking dogs owners , you can use tasers , and spray propellent. You and your dogs safety always comes first , especially if your the victim, and maybe teach your dogs a let go command in case they do bite the other dog .
And knowing you have something to protect you and your dogs with might make you more confident
@@LeeclassicAmericanbullyowner actually dogs DONT hold on to the past......Humans do.!!.....but yes... I agree ... Having something for protection helps the person feel more confident. Its.. the persons fear and energy... that causes the dogs fear and insecurity ...
I love your videos! They really help.
Thank you so much!
Great video!
@10:47 straight up money, thanks for sharing the exact movements!!!
aww what a sweet mal!
What happens in a zero distraction environment you still cannot get your pup to play attention? Not unruly but just is sitting unresponsively. He might be confused as I’m trying to read my rescue’s cues. The heel exercise as we change the direction is hardest for him.
Very, very helpful. Now time to practice, my 10 month old GS is extremely strong & it’s impossible to go to the neighborhood park.
People need to remember People lie and thrive on pity animals don't ❤
This video finally convinced me to sign up and here’s why. This woman was used to an easy house dog and had no clue what to do with the reactivity. Tom didn’t judge, only explained how normal that was. I bought the sweetest, Rough Collie bitch which included a must breed to a Smooth stud so the 2 breeders could get puppies. We kept the two remaining male pups after she said we should put one of them down because it was a fearful.
The other pup became an alpha working dog and we had our fearful working male. Argh, both reactive. We did the puppy schools but didn’t follow up long enough. 8 years later they are overly aggressive toward our rescue puppy and now we are aware of what we failed to do. This video really hit me because that woman is me 😉. The Shepherd was so intelligent and WANTED to do the right thing, it was so obvious to see and it was the “simple things”. No judgement, the lightbulb going off that working dogs want to work and do their job (I knew that but somehow it hit me differently watching this Shepherd), and how he showed her this is how you move your legs when you turn, and reactive dogs just want direction. I need to learn this!
Excellent info!
Thanks so much, Nancy!
@@tomdavisofficial Greetings from Belgium🍺
youre the best out there...period!
Ty!!!!!
@@tomdavisofficial If you have a moment to spare, I have an 8 month old Aussie. Ive followed all of your training videos and he is coming along great. Still not great in public, but we're getting there. Every other week for a day or so he becomes what I call obsessive or easily fixed on items. If I give him a chew toy he'll carry it around for an hour or more then go bury it. If we're playing fetch he wont drop the chew toy, he'll find a way of carrying both in his mouth. Every other day he moves from task to task without issue. Just wondering if this says something or if I should be training it away. Again, you are literally the best out there. I refer so many people to your videos.
Amazing video Tommy as always. I so hope you come to Texas.
Thanks so much, Frances!
This actually helped a lot also my dog shakes his head with the slip lead 😂 even before I’m holding it
Loved this vid!
Thanks so much, Becky!!
It would be interesting to see this with a dog that isn't attention/love focused, how the skills translate and when to treat, but this is the first video I've watched so maybe there is one 😊
Hi from Campbell, California!
Your videos have been invaluable in helping me train my reactive dog to be calm and collected around strange dogs/people. Thank you so much! My problem is when other family members walk him, they refuse to use proper leash handling and let him do whatever he wants. He reacts to other dogs when my husband walks him. He is a different dog when he is handled by me, much more calm and less anxious. Do you think this will cause him to regress over time? I hate to think all of this work would be for nothing. Do you think I should not let others handle him?