This woman is impossible. She really wants her dog to be out of control so she can believe it’s the dog and not her own crappy attitude. Cesar has the patience of a SAINT.
Yes, I got the impression that the usually amiable Mr Ceasar wasn't overly enamoured with this woman. Credit to Ceasar for keeping it professional. I guess it's as much about diffusing tension with the owners as it is with the pooch.
I love Cesar's comment: "I see what we're working with now."; which is totally directed at the woman and not the dog. So true. The problem is totally the owners and not the dog ... as always.
@@maxx6050as long as you haven't walked in her shoes you shouldn't make such mean and useless comment She improved and was willing to work on her self, that's all what matters in the end
@@lucanoahmama After all that was shown her, she still doesn't wanna admit that she is the problem. She's blaming the horse for her dog's bad behaviour... what the! The husband did very well. You also don't want to question a professional like Cesar.
Unbelievable!! What is wrong with that woman? The attitude! The smirks on her face! Challenges Cesar?! That's your dog, lady!! Despite the fact that this was the case of a typical “bad human behind the dog”yet again, what’s so remarkable about this video was how perfectly patient and neutrally supportive Cesar was even to that woman!! I know that Cesar was doing all of his efforts for only one thing, and that was to save Tasha’s precious life. Thank you, Cesar, as always ❤
I hoped Cesar would have a change of heart, and take the loving pooch for his own as ye gods, she loved it there free at the ranch with the pack. That woman is simply not suited to having dogs (probably any animal.)
@@English-Lasssince César can’t take every dog, I’m Glad the lady came around from dumb, stupid Animals with regards horses to internalizing what really was the problem. Most amazing is the change in her that affected both the dog and her marriage probably. I wouldn’t want to live that way as a spouse let alone the dog! Glad things turned around.
@JBliehall - No need to talk that away, especially if she or her husband reads this. Plus, stating the obvious, the show is heavily edited and we have in effect no clue as to the totality of who she is, including the good. She did humble herself and grow through the episode.
In my experience most don't give their dog's enough exercise. I work in a dog boarding facility and it's so obvious when a dog isn't able to burn their energy. People will get prescription medication for their dog's anxiety when the dog is understandably losing their mind because they spend 23 hours a day in the same room and by themselves for 8-9 hour stretches 5 days a week. Dogs are totally at the mercy of their owners, they don't have any agency and every aspect of their life is ultimately out of their control. I'll let my dog choose what we do from time to time (he always chooses to just walk to the nearest piece of non-dog shit and roll around in it) I don't always love his choice but I understand how he feels when I watch TV and do things that he doesn't understand. This always makes him much more co-operative when we do the shit I choose though.
Watching Caesar back in the late 00's helped me get the most obedient, controllable Shepherd. Had Freya nearly 14 years, didn't need a lead, muzzle, nothing. It's always the owner that's the problem.
@@BlackStump172 thank you but no, I couldn't bring myself to get another. I'm at a different stage in life where circumstances have changed & I haven't really got the time to put into another dog which wouldn't be fair! I'm glad we had Freya & the kids got to experience the joys of a loving protector dog, it just hurt too much watching her go! 😔
Horses are dumb? They are super intelligent, noble, brave creatures and it's a privilege to be with them. The only dumb one here is the one who proclaims they are dumb. This women is lacking in good judgment. I tend to agree with the advice of many on here to the husband, leave Miss Mary and keep the dog! Bravo Cesar! Manejo perfecto ❤
OMG, yes! That's the main reason I'm not doing this as a job, I lack any patience when I get disrespected or insulted. I guess I have to work on my energy! Seriously and jokingly 😂😂😂 Us people, we are such a mess and we produce messed up children ...
..it is not common for animals to be stupid, on the contrary, they are way smarter than many people. And Cesar's assessments and decisions are not to be disrespected nor challenged, as he knows what he's doing, the man is an institution and a blessing. Thank you Cesar for being so knowledgeable, kind & humble.👏
I can’t believe how much patience and confidence to handle people and dogs. The way the lady said horses are dumb stupid animals is crazy! Thank you Ceaser for all you put up with ❤ Many blessings to you and your team
Ever feel like the only people who’ve had issue with Cesar over the years are straight narcissists who couldn’t handle being told they are the problem? Or that they need to change or try something differently?
True, Miss Mary does not deserve this beautiful dog, and the dog certainly does not need Miss Mary, adopt it now Cesar, and release it from Miss Mary and her self righteous attitude.
The most intelligent, protective, and obedient dog I have ever was a male shepherd I adopted from a humane society at approximately 7 months old. He took some training as all dogs do but he excelled at everything and was an incredible dog for 12 years until his passing due to gastric torsion. This dog should be one of the best behaved most loyal dogs in the neighborhood. ❤
Haha, I was thinking the same thing. The dog and the husband are way too good for her. His horse was rearing up because of her and she just looked straight ahead. Didn't even look over at him to see if he was okay.
Wow, this lady is a piece of work. She really thinks that if she can’t “fix” her dog, neither can Cesar. I love when Cesar says, “I see what we’re working with.” I bet it went right over her head 😂
Ma’am, your husband has a such a gift for you. You quite… hard person to live with and you blessed with someone who has the what is needed to handle a person like you.
The dog is not the problem. The woman is the one that needs training. That she is too blind to comprehend this fact is so frustrating. Cesar is a treasure. Love him to bits. ❤
I always remembered a bit of advice Caesar gave to a woman in a different video. To act like she is walking down the sidewalk with a handbag or purse. Calm, not giving any anxious thought in holding the purse, they just do it. And I mentally added, not only a purse, but a new nice one that I am so proud of and confident holding. 😊. That always stuck with me. So I think it’s a good idea for Caesar to ask a woman to walk with her purse down a sidewalk. And bring to her attention the change in energy when she grabs a leash to walk her dog.
I don't think people realise how brilliant this man is. Wow. Amazing transformation in dog and owners!! See, they got more than they bargained for on Craig's List ❤
I see at the end, that Tassi (sp?) has on a head collar, which acts like a horse bridle around the dog's head. It is so much easier to control the head, than it is the whole body. I'm surprised they didn't mention it in the clip. As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, it tells me that the dog is still not controllable, and is still lashing out on the walks. It takes time and consistent reinforcement. I've seen too many bad owners, like Marri, and many horror stories of irresponsible pet owners. You have to remember that a lot of footage is edited out of these videos. Cesar Milan is such a a great Trainer, and one of the most patient persons I've ever seen,! Thank you for all you do sir. 👍❤️
Key Points 🔑: Cesar Millan, in this episode of Cesar 911, demonstrates several important dog training techniques while working with Tassy, an aggressive German Shepherd: 1. Observation: Cesar begins by observing Tassy's behavior during a walk, noting how the owner's handling affects the dog's reactions. 2. Proper leash control: Cesar shows how to hold and use the leash effectively to maintain control over the dog. 3. Calm-assertive energy: Throughout the episode, Cesar emphasizes the importance of projecting calm and confident energy when handling the dog. 4. Controlled exposure: Cesar arranges controlled situations to test and modify Tassy's reactions, such as having another dog stand nearby. 5. Timely corrections: He demonstrates how to provide immediate, appropriate corrections when the dog misbehaves, emphasizing that this prevents confusion and further aggression. 6. Redirection: When Tassy becomes fixated on stimuli, Cesar shows how to redirect her attention and maintain control. 7. Consistency: Cesar stresses the need for consistent handling and expectations from all family members. 8. Environmental management: He illustrates how the dog's behavior changes in different environments (indoors vs. outdoors) and how to manage these transitions. 9. Exercise and mental stimulation: Cesar uses activities like horseback riding and sheep herding to provide both physical exercise and mental challenges for Tassy. 10. Facing fears: He encourages the owner, Mary, to confront her own fears by walking Tassy near a horse, demonstrating how the owner's confidence affects the dog's behavior. 11. Gradual exposure: Cesar introduces potentially triggering stimuli (other dogs, horses) in a controlled manner, allowing Tassy to acclimate slowly. 12. Pack leadership: He emphasizes the importance of owners establishing themselves as calm, assertive pack leaders. 13. Energy matching: Cesar shows how to match and then gradually lower the dog's energy level to achieve a calmer state. 14. Positive reinforcement: While not explicitly mentioned, Cesar's methods include rewarding calm, obedient behavior. 15. Body language awareness: He demonstrates how to read and respond to the dog's body language, as well as how to use human body language effectively. 16. Threshold management: Cesar works with Tassy at a distance from triggers where she can remain calm, gradually decreasing this distance. 17. Leash pressure techniques: He uses subtle leash pressures to communicate with the dog and guide her behavior. 18. Timing: Cesar emphasizes the importance of timing in corrections and rewards for effective training. 19. Breed-specific exercise: By using sheep herding, Cesar taps into Tassy's natural instincts as a German Shepherd, providing an outlet for her energy and drive. 20. Owner education: A significant part of Cesar's approach involves teaching the owners about dog psychology and how their behavior affects their pet. 21. Follow-through: Cesar assigns "homework" to the owners, having them practice techniques and document progress. 22. Patience and persistence: The episode highlights that behavior modification is a process that requires consistent effort over time. These techniques aim to address both the dog's behavior and the owners' approach to handling their pet. Cesar's holistic method focuses on creating a balanced relationship between dogs and their owners, emphasizing the importance of exercise, discipline, and affection in the right proportions.
I hope Miss Marry had a change of heart. It's difficult to forgive yourself if you think deep down that everything is your fault. I hope she heals and realizes how good the dog is. Wishing her all the best.
As Cesar says "I train humans and rehabilitate dogs." I work with, and compete, with dogs and I help train puppy owners. There is no shame in acknowledging what we call "handler error." Dogs making "errors" are always showing how the human did not work with them to show them the "right way" for whatever the endeavor is. Nice job, Cesar. The fact that you could prove how the human created Tasi's unacceptable behavior is the only thing that saved her life.
Ehhh, not so sure she was challenging him as much as cynical about the dog being able to be trained after all the problems. I know of a dog that the owners had two trainers try to work with, and one of them told the owners to consider putting the dog down. One of the owners was just too inconsistent in how they acted around the dog ( on walks, discipline ), and they would probably be similar to this woman in terms of doubting Cesar could solve the problem. It's not necessarily a challenge against Cesar, more of an overall case of deep doubt.
I can't believe the audacity of Mary not trusting Cesar!! Making him prove himself. Cesar is known all over the world 🌎 as the best trainer of humans and rehabilitater of dog's. That's why he's " The Dog Whisperer!" The humans are the problem, not the dog. We love you Cesar!!!!❤ Mary gets close to the horse. Horse senses bad energy and all hell breaks loose. Mary," I wonder if it's me?" Yes Mary, it is you!!!! Take a Xanax and chill out! Unbelievable!!! Also I gotta give mad props to the Mayor, for not insisting the dog be put down, but rather calling Cesar. Great Job Cesar!!!!
That was weird. That couple said they have always had animals (horses, dogs and cats) and then she referred to the horse as a dumb animal. Cesar really had his work cut out for him this time!
Yeah, that phrase surprised me too. I guess only husband enjoyed horses. Or she wanted to do everything her way, including riding, and horses didn't have it, so she kept her opinion about them being dumb. 😅
This woman is so angry and resentful. Along with being ignorant. She can’t have this dog. This dog is not suitable for her. I hope this dog find a better life somewhere else.
Mary is the lady that knocks on your door at 7:30am on a Sunday to tell you the new 2 foot bush you planted is actually 6" too tall and the American flag hanging on your front porch is actually 3" larger than HOA allows.
Wow. Cesar was very gracious to Mary with her Karen energy, pride and arrogant here. She refused to accept that she was the issue, was completely prideful. She wasn't grateful to Cedar either. It was so painful to watch her attitude. Cesar was certainly an awesome and gracious leader here.
Anyone who thinks horses are "dumb, stupid animals " shouldn't be allowed to look after an amoeba, let alone a dog! Poor Tassy. God bless her and the animals who have to put up with this woman!!!😢
An uncontrollable German Shepherd BROKE thru my backyard fence and killed my beloved 16 yr old Maine Coone Sam. He was simply napping in the sun. The dog had a shock collar and it did nothing. The lady couldn't control the dog and kept him locked inside unless he had to potty. No wonder he was pent up....Turned out he had Bitten 2 other adults and nothing was done!!! Had they gotten proper help I'd still have my beloved boy. They had to put him down as no rescue would take a biter. I cried when she told me he was gone. His humans failed him. 😢😢 I grew up with a German Shepherd, so it was extra heartbreaking. She was the most gentle pup.
Holy cow! You cried when you heard he was put down? Well, you’re a much bigger person than I. I lost my favorite boy at 16 also. He was a 30 lb. Maine Coon, smart like any dog. I cannot imagine seeing or hearing that.
@@LadieKadie Oh no.....I am SO sorry to hear you lost your baby too. 😢 He sounded like a BIG boy! They are incredible cats! So majestic. A kitty version of a dog. The biggest blessing about the whole hideous situation, was that my Sam was whole and looked like he was sleeping when I found him. He had slobber on him but THANK GOD, he didn't look like one would imagine after an attack like that. I assume it was quick and there was no suffering. I came home to the dog's owner in my driveway looking mortified. She thought her dog had gotten one of my chickens with all the commotion she heard. I was just around the corner taking care of someone else's cat and 2 birds as they were away. I wasn't there. I kick myself all the time wishing I had been, hoping I could have stopped it. But I don't think that's realistic. I would have heard it and possibly seen it happen and that would haunt me forever.
@@mphillips4324 WOW. Nice. My 16 yr old cat was indoors his whole life. We decided to let him nap IN our FENCED backyard a few feet from our door.. I do not live in a city. There is no traffic. It was day time. He didn't wander the neighborhood like others allow. Show some respect
People really need to do their due diligence/research before adopting/purchasing a pedigreed dog! I've had German Shepherds for well over 40 years, yes; since I was a kid in highschool. The rule of thumb is, with all working type dog breeds (Dobermans, Malinois, Rottweilers etc.) the stronger the temperament; the more time you have to invest in order to create a truly well balanced animal. Need a trainer, do your homework & make sure he/she is not a good one; a GREAT ONE. Checking Reviews is a good start. If you get your dog as a puppy, socialization is key! So the husband is now "committed" after Cesar straightens the shepherd out. Mary: " I wonder if it's me. I really do" It is, unfortunately. The husband didn't want to be involved and his wife kept making the same serious mistakes; daily. In the end, it's the dogs "fault"; right? Got it. Priceless!
OMG did she just say horses are dumb - she doesn't deserve to own any animal. Obviously, Tasi knows who the dumb animal is...this woman said so many stupid things but I'm glad Cesar was able to help Tasi. Mary needs to get some help - she does not seem to like or respect animals and should never have one.
Why do people blame it on the dog? Usually they inadvertently trained the dog to do the bad habits. Don't ever adopt someone else's pet without walking it, having it around all sorts of situations, unless you are ready to correct problems that will be there. Horses are super intelligent. This lady has a problem. Let's see her walking the dog around other dogs.
It took me years to learn how to be calm and I knew that I had a lot to learn. George had anxiety and reactivity - but I knew it was up to me to learn how to handle such a dog. I was told by 5 different behaviorists that no matter how good I got, George (a GSD) would never be able to go for a walk. I am happy to report they were wrong. I don't have Cesar's touch and it was not easy - but no, it's not always the owner. However it is up to the owner to learn how to be that leader and help the dog. George still needs me but he's quite a good boy these days.
She’s the sort of mum that would take her frustrated kid to the park and watch her kid hit other kids and not step in to teach them it’s not okay and when the another mum tells her she’s a bad parent she replies “no he’s just got anger issues or something, we’re thinking of getting anti anger medication”.
I have met many a woman like that, in my career as a Contractor. They are always right, entitled and never the problem, with no self awareness. Cesar, you are not only great with dogs you are great with people. It is your empathic abilities the makes you succeed with both.
you don´t have to be a genius ... this woman, her face impressions, every word she´s saying ... root of all problems, cause she doesn´t allow to selfreflect. No man and animal wants such kind of character, which turns you down and deeper in her fearful, hateful world.
Another bad owner who cant even walk a dog, let alone be a leader. 13:50 "I wonder if it's me". After 55 yrs or so, the penny finally dropped. Cesar needs to have a HPC for the owners.
This woman is impossible. She really wants her dog to be out of control so she can believe it’s the dog and not her own crappy attitude. Cesar has the patience of a SAINT.
Absolutely 💯
Sad to see a humane lady act so ignorant about seeing that she’s the issue thru and thru! 😮
one MILLION per cent..
Yes, I got the impression that the usually amiable Mr Ceasar wasn't overly enamoured with this woman. Credit to Ceasar for keeping it professional. I guess it's as much about diffusing tension with the owners as it is with the pooch.
Crazy woman.....
I love Cesar's comment: "I see what we're working with now."; which is totally directed at the woman and not the dog. So true. The problem is totally the owners and not the dog ... as always.
Mary is horrible
Facts!!
@@maxx6050as long as you haven't walked in her shoes you shouldn't make such mean and useless comment
She improved and was willing to work on her self, that's all what matters in the end
@@lucanoahmama After all that was shown her, she still doesn't wanna admit that she is the problem. She's blaming the horse for her dog's bad behaviour... what the! The husband did very well. You also don't want to question a professional like Cesar.
That was funny , but I don’t think Mary understood. 😂
That lady was difficult 😂. I'm glad the husband was shocked and became a believer.
😂 Well said.
Libs.
Sad that she blames the dog. The dog is perfect. The lady is the one who needs help.
It’s sad that at the end she still says the dog isn’t “fixed”. She hasn’t acknowledged that it’s her.
She makes my hackles stand up...
There is only one who is dumb here and thats are not the beautiful horses...
The lady is delusional
Doggo didn't have a proper jobbo, that is a common problem with dogs with working ancestry
'They are dumb stupid animals' '. Why would she say such a thing?
She is the problem!!!! Her energy is so negative!!🤦♀️
OMG I was thinking the exact same thing. Smh 🤦🏽♀️ by what metric lady?
She has no clue of the intelligence and intuitiveness of the horse.
She is not well in the head
the horses are probably thinking the same thing about the lady
Ceaser was actually really kind with this dumb owner. Even though he showed the dog is not the problem she kept ignoring the fact she is the problem
I would add to this, the man who should be the leader is simpnig to his woman, end result.....what you see
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The dog and horse are smarter than her for sure!
@@maryjane4432 - That's not true, but in a snarky way, point taken.
Unbelievable!! What is wrong with that woman? The attitude! The smirks on her face! Challenges Cesar?! That's your dog, lady!!
Despite the fact that this was the case of a typical “bad human behind the dog”yet again, what’s so remarkable about this video was how perfectly patient and neutrally supportive Cesar was even to that woman!!
I know that Cesar was doing all of his efforts for only one thing, and that was to save Tasha’s precious life. Thank you, Cesar, as always ❤
I know ...such a smug person
I do not like Mary's attitude, pretty much a typical Karen, and underestimate Cesar skills and challenge Cesar, that way she can feel better.
Typical Karen, that's a perfect way to describe a Karen (Mary) Ha Ha
Yup I thought that too
I hoped Cesar would have a change of heart, and take the loving pooch for his own as ye gods, she loved it there free at the ranch with the pack.
That woman is simply not suited to having dogs (probably any animal.)
@@English-Lasssince César can’t take every dog, I’m Glad the lady came around from dumb, stupid Animals with regards horses to internalizing what really was the problem. Most amazing is the change in her that affected both the dog and her marriage probably. I wouldn’t want to live that way as a spouse let alone the dog! Glad things turned around.
I cannot imagine spending even 1 day with this woman!!!
@JBliehall i totally get it, but you don't know what you don't know... Somebody need to teach you
@@marcelmeyer6984 - Agree.
@JBliehall - No need to talk that away, especially if she or her husband reads this. Plus, stating the obvious, the show is heavily edited and we have in effect no clue as to the totality of who she is, including the good. She did humble herself and grow through the episode.
I agree😮
@@marcelmeyer6984teach them what? How to spend a day with Mary okay now you're the dumb stupid one😂😂😂😂😂😂
That dog was so happy at the ranch. It’s too bad she couldn’t just stay there.
Hey t use I don't usually get more than one dog for we
@@KarolynBurkhart????
Absolutely 👍
@@KarolynBurkhartstay away from social media when you're drunk
It’s so hard for dog owners to admit, they are the dogs problem. Not the dog!
In my experience most don't give their dog's enough exercise. I work in a dog boarding facility and it's so obvious when a dog isn't able to burn their energy. People will get prescription medication for their dog's anxiety when the dog is understandably losing their mind because they spend 23 hours a day in the same room and by themselves for 8-9 hour stretches 5 days a week. Dogs are totally at the mercy of their owners, they don't have any agency and every aspect of their life is ultimately out of their control. I'll let my dog choose what we do from time to time (he always chooses to just walk to the nearest piece of non-dog shit and roll around in it) I don't always love his choice but I understand how he feels when I watch TV and do things that he doesn't understand. This always makes him much more co-operative when we do the shit I choose though.
I remember her. She's one of the worst, more hostile owners I've seen on Cesar's shows, ugh
@@kevindawsonmusicvariety7613 You are absolutely right!
@@kevindawsonmusicvariety7613 so sad. Why this people have a dog!? They dont understand what a dog/animal need😢😢
cindy - Yes, even after all that, she says, "dog is not totally fixed."
"Oh to see ourselves as others see us !" Robert Burns, 1786
Watching Caesar back in the late 00's helped me get the most obedient, controllable Shepherd. Had Freya nearly 14 years, didn't need a lead, muzzle, nothing. It's always the owner that's the problem.
I am sorry Freya is gone but 14 beautiful, loving years is special. I hope that you have another , or two or three .
@@BlackStump172 thank you but no, I couldn't bring myself to get another. I'm at a different stage in life where circumstances have changed & I haven't really got the time to put into another dog which wouldn't be fair! I'm glad we had Freya & the kids got to experience the joys of a loving protector dog, it just hurt too much watching her go! 😔
I feel bad for the DOG. Disrespect to Caesar is unacceptable behavior.
Omygoodness I thought the same way VERY DISRESPECTFUL....HE gritted his teeth when she challenged him yet again...sigh..
@@dalemills7926absolutely, she thought she's better than Cesar, unbelievable 😮
Am I the only one who got the "too much vino/pill vibe"
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Perfectly stated. I was actually embarrassed on her behalf!
@@knottymom88Yes yes yes 🎯🤣
Horses are dumb? They are super intelligent, noble, brave creatures and it's a privilege to be with them. The only dumb one here is the one who proclaims they are dumb.
This women is lacking in good judgment.
I tend to agree with the advice of many on here to the husband, leave Miss Mary and keep the dog!
Bravo Cesar! Manejo perfecto ❤
Horses have the intelligence of 7 yr old children, NOTHING stupid about them (unless they have a stupid owner) 😂
Cesar is more of a human trainer than a dog trainer, is incredible how dogs behave when he is around!
Great human being he has so much love for dogs❤
Thank the Good Lord for Caesar. He has saved so many dogs.
I don't know how he does it.... you need the patience of an army of angels to work with humans! 🤣
Humans are something else! 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
I Sooo agree with you 💯
😂 yes!
from seinfeld...
elaine: I'll never understand people
jerry: they're the worst
OMG, yes! That's the main reason I'm not doing this as a job, I lack any patience when I get disrespected or insulted. I guess I have to work on my energy! Seriously and jokingly 😂😂😂 Us people, we are such a mess and we produce messed up children ...
You gave that dog peace. So incredible. Bless u, Caesar.
..it is not common for animals to be stupid, on the contrary, they are way smarter than many people.
And Cesar's assessments and decisions are not to be disrespected nor challenged, as he knows what he's doing, the man is an institution and a blessing.
Thank you Cesar for being so knowledgeable, kind & humble.👏
At the end she still says the dog is not fully fixed yet. No ma'am the dog is just fine, you are not fully fixed yet.
That bothered me too ☹️
Well, the dog is not fully trained. Perhaps that is better wording than fixed.
If that owner refuses to accept the obvious then you have no choice but to remove the dog. It's not the dogs fault.
I know , and if it wasnt for Cesar ..we'll the dog would've been euthanized
I can’t believe how much patience and confidence to handle people and dogs. The way the lady said horses are dumb stupid animals is crazy! Thank you Ceaser for all you put up with ❤ Many blessings to you and your team
I cannot imagine spending even 1 day with this woman!!!
My 17 year old chihuahua would cower from a lady with her issues. Good for Ceaser to stay positive to fix this situation.
This woman needed a miracle worker! And Caesar fit the bill. I hope for the dogs sale Mary continues.
If you can't learn because you're too arrogant, blame the dog!
Miss Mary doesn't want to face the reality that she can't control the dog properly
Ever feel like the only people who’ve had issue with Cesar over the years are straight narcissists who couldn’t handle being told they are the problem? Or that they need to change or try something differently?
True, Miss Mary does not deserve this beautiful dog, and the dog certainly does not need Miss Mary, adopt it now Cesar, and release it from Miss Mary and her self righteous attitude.
Exactly
She just does not want to believe it !
She was very disrespectful to Cesar, challenging him like that, it's her not there dog😢
Keep the dog get rid of the wife
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The most intelligent, protective, and obedient dog I have ever was a male shepherd I adopted from a humane society at approximately 7 months old. He took some training as all dogs do but he excelled at everything and was an incredible dog for 12 years until his passing due to gastric torsion. This dog should be one of the best behaved most loyal dogs in the neighborhood. ❤
Gawd... I'd go nuts with that woman around. Best thing her hubby and dog move in with cesar 😂
Haha how great would that be. Bye Felicia
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Haha, I was thinking the same thing. The dog and the husband are way too good for her. His horse was rearing up because of her and she just looked straight ahead. Didn't even look over at him to see if he was okay.
Wow, this lady is a piece of work. She really thinks that if she can’t “fix” her dog, neither can Cesar. I love when Cesar says, “I see what we’re working with.” I bet it went right over her head 😂
Ma’am, your husband has a such a gift for you. You quite… hard person to live with and you blessed with someone who has the what is needed to handle a person like you.
The dog is not the problem. The woman is the one that needs training. That she is too blind to comprehend this fact is so frustrating.
Cesar is a treasure. Love him to bits. ❤
I always remembered a bit of advice Caesar gave to a woman in a different video. To act like she is walking down the sidewalk with a handbag or purse. Calm, not giving any anxious thought in holding the purse, they just do it. And I mentally added, not only a purse, but a new nice one that I am so proud of and confident holding. 😊.
That always stuck with me.
So I think it’s a good idea for Caesar to ask a woman to walk with her purse down a sidewalk. And bring to her attention the change in energy when she grabs a leash to walk her dog.
pretend the dog walk is a cat walk
Or pretending you're walking with a glass of wine in your hand. The walk is so important
You were very patient with Mary, Cesar. It was kind of hard to watch her resistance.
I'd never say this if she didn't start it, but Miss Mary is the dumb stupid animal
Respect for saving that situation!
I don't think people realise how brilliant this man is. Wow. Amazing transformation in dog and owners!! See, they got more than they bargained for on Craig's List ❤
He is just like Jo , the nanny , who goes in and sorts out the silly parents . 😂😂
I see at the end, that Tassi (sp?) has on a head collar, which acts like a horse bridle around the dog's head. It is so much easier to control the head, than it is the whole body. I'm surprised they didn't mention it in the clip. As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, it tells me that the dog is still not controllable, and is still lashing out on the walks. It takes time and consistent reinforcement. I've seen too many bad owners, like Marri, and many horror stories of irresponsible pet owners.
You have to remember that a lot of footage is edited out of these videos. Cesar Milan is such a a great Trainer, and one of the most patient persons I've ever seen,! Thank you for all you do sir. 👍❤️
Tasi- name was written in the video somewhere.
So funny she then says “oh do you think it’s me””. lol she is sharp
She’s not a sharp at all, honestly, she just showing her brain low ability! Very arrogant and selfish person, poor animals who’s dealing with her.
I think some part of these owners is pride in the fact that they're dog Is "uncontrollable" ... i see it in their defensive body language.
There is something incredibly toxic about Mary
Totally agree I didn’t like her attitude so negative
Key Points 🔑:
Cesar Millan, in this episode of Cesar 911, demonstrates several important dog training techniques while working with Tassy, an aggressive German Shepherd:
1. Observation: Cesar begins by observing Tassy's behavior during a walk, noting how the owner's handling affects the dog's reactions.
2. Proper leash control: Cesar shows how to hold and use the leash effectively to maintain control over the dog.
3. Calm-assertive energy: Throughout the episode, Cesar emphasizes the importance of projecting calm and confident energy when handling the dog.
4. Controlled exposure: Cesar arranges controlled situations to test and modify Tassy's reactions, such as having another dog stand nearby.
5. Timely corrections: He demonstrates how to provide immediate, appropriate corrections when the dog misbehaves, emphasizing that this prevents confusion and further aggression.
6. Redirection: When Tassy becomes fixated on stimuli, Cesar shows how to redirect her attention and maintain control.
7. Consistency: Cesar stresses the need for consistent handling and expectations from all family members.
8. Environmental management: He illustrates how the dog's behavior changes in different environments (indoors vs. outdoors) and how to manage these transitions.
9. Exercise and mental stimulation: Cesar uses activities like horseback riding and sheep herding to provide both physical exercise and mental challenges for Tassy.
10. Facing fears: He encourages the owner, Mary, to confront her own fears by walking Tassy near a horse, demonstrating how the owner's confidence affects the dog's behavior.
11. Gradual exposure: Cesar introduces potentially triggering stimuli (other dogs, horses) in a controlled manner, allowing Tassy to acclimate slowly.
12. Pack leadership: He emphasizes the importance of owners establishing themselves as calm, assertive pack leaders.
13. Energy matching: Cesar shows how to match and then gradually lower the dog's energy level to achieve a calmer state.
14. Positive reinforcement: While not explicitly mentioned, Cesar's methods include rewarding calm, obedient behavior.
15. Body language awareness: He demonstrates how to read and respond to the dog's body language, as well as how to use human body language effectively.
16. Threshold management: Cesar works with Tassy at a distance from triggers where she can remain calm, gradually decreasing this distance.
17. Leash pressure techniques: He uses subtle leash pressures to communicate with the dog and guide her behavior.
18. Timing: Cesar emphasizes the importance of timing in corrections and rewards for effective training.
19. Breed-specific exercise: By using sheep herding, Cesar taps into Tassy's natural instincts as a German Shepherd, providing an outlet for her energy and drive.
20. Owner education: A significant part of Cesar's approach involves teaching the owners about dog psychology and how their behavior affects their pet.
21. Follow-through: Cesar assigns "homework" to the owners, having them practice techniques and document progress.
22. Patience and persistence: The episode highlights that behavior modification is a process that requires consistent effort over time.
These techniques aim to address both the dog's behavior and the owners' approach to handling their pet.
Cesar's holistic method focuses on creating a balanced relationship between dogs and their owners, emphasizing the importance of exercise, discipline, and affection in the right proportions.
Thank you! Amazing comment
Thank you for this comment, how caring. I've never owned a dog as an adult, but I see the value in Cesar!
Well done!!! This the greatest description of CESAR'S techniques!!!
I hope Miss Marry had a change of heart. It's difficult to forgive yourself if you think deep down that everything is your fault. I hope she heals and realizes how good the dog is. Wishing her all the best.
12:10 George is sooo excited for that horseback ride lmao
That woman knows nothing about horses or dogs. Horses are just as smart.
I am getting more and more convinced dogs are cleverer than most humans......
Humans definitely aren’t doing themselves any favors by not just taking an assertive role with their k9s. Absolutely looking plenty foolish
She finally gets it. Yay good job.
Love these German Shepherd vids with great advice.
Caesar Milan and the pups are great.
As Cesar says "I train humans and rehabilitate dogs." I work with, and compete, with dogs and I help train puppy owners. There is no shame in acknowledging what we call "handler error." Dogs making "errors" are always showing how the human did not work with them to show them the "right way" for whatever the endeavor is. Nice job, Cesar. The fact that you could prove how the human created Tasi's unacceptable behavior is the only thing that saved her life.
This woman has some nerve to challenge Cesar like that.
Ehhh, not so sure she was challenging him as much as cynical about the dog being able to be trained after all the problems. I know of a dog that the owners had two trainers try to work with, and one of them told the owners to consider putting the dog down. One of the owners was just too inconsistent in how they acted around the dog ( on walks, discipline ), and they would probably be similar to this woman in terms of doubting Cesar could solve the problem. It's not necessarily a challenge against Cesar, more of an overall case of deep doubt.
Maybe Mary shouldn't have a dog?
Ugh her energy is soooo weird!!!! I don't know what it is but i can say i sense some karen vibes definitely
I can't believe the audacity of Mary not trusting Cesar!! Making him prove himself. Cesar is known all over the world 🌎 as the best trainer of humans and rehabilitater of dog's. That's why he's " The Dog Whisperer!" The humans are the problem, not the dog. We love you Cesar!!!!❤ Mary gets close to the horse. Horse senses bad energy and all hell breaks loose. Mary," I wonder if it's me?" Yes Mary, it is you!!!! Take a Xanax and chill out! Unbelievable!!! Also I gotta give mad props to the Mayor, for not insisting the dog be put down, but rather calling Cesar. Great Job Cesar!!!!
Thanks!
That was weird. That couple said they have always had animals (horses, dogs and cats) and then she referred to the horse as a dumb animal. Cesar really had his work cut out for him this time!
Yeah, that phrase surprised me too. I guess only husband enjoyed horses. Or she wanted to do everything her way, including riding, and horses didn't have it, so she kept her opinion about them being dumb. 😅
Absolutely fantastic Cesar. ! I'm still learning.!! Respect from England 🇬🇧 👍
I learn something new about myself every time I watch one of your videos. Thank You with all my Heart and Soul ❣️ Many Blessings 🌎🌈
Tassi is fixed Mary is a work in progress!
This Lady is a smart ass. Good she got better and learned.
This woman is so angry and resentful. Along with being ignorant. She can’t have this dog. This dog is not suitable for her. I hope this dog find a better life somewhere else.
The horse cheesin' in the photo! lol
When she said, "Horses are dumb, stupid animals," it confirmed her personality!!
Mary is the lady that knocks on your door at 7:30am on a Sunday to tell you the new 2 foot bush you planted is actually 6" too tall and the American flag hanging on your front porch is actually 3" larger than HOA allows.
Mary’s 1st name is Karen
Truth 😂😂😂😂
11:21 Cesar so good at walking the little dogs tried to go with him.
Mary refused to LISTEN 😕
Gracias por estar 🫂💞🐾🐾
Wow. Cesar was very gracious to Mary with her Karen energy, pride and arrogant here. She refused to accept that she was the issue, was completely prideful. She wasn't grateful to Cedar either. It was so painful to watch her attitude. Cesar was certainly an awesome and gracious leader here.
13:00 The happiest George has ever been 😂
Anyone who thinks horses are "dumb, stupid animals " shouldn't be allowed to look after an amoeba, let alone a dog! Poor Tassy. God bless her and the animals who have to put up with this woman!!!😢
This episode should be entitled "How Do You Solve A Problem Like MARY".| Cesar 911
15:14 the little pomeranian herding sheep! Omg so dang cute!!!
Con esa dueña tan antipática no podría ser de otra manera con ese pobre perro
¡Absolutamente!
An uncontrollable German Shepherd BROKE thru my backyard fence and killed my beloved 16 yr old Maine Coone Sam. He was simply napping in the sun. The dog had a shock collar and it did nothing. The lady couldn't control the dog and kept him locked inside unless he had to potty. No wonder he was pent up....Turned out he had Bitten 2 other adults and nothing was done!!! Had they gotten proper help I'd still have my beloved boy. They had to put him down as no rescue would take a biter. I cried when she told me he was gone. His humans failed him. 😢😢 I grew up with a German Shepherd, so it was extra heartbreaking. She was the most gentle pup.
Holy cow! You cried when you heard he was put down? Well, you’re a much bigger person than I. I lost my favorite boy at 16 also. He was a 30 lb. Maine Coon, smart like any dog. I cannot imagine seeing or hearing that.
@@LadieKadie Oh no.....I am SO sorry to hear you lost your baby too. 😢 He sounded like a BIG boy! They are incredible cats! So majestic. A kitty version of a dog.
The biggest blessing about the whole hideous situation, was that my Sam was whole and looked like he was sleeping when I found him. He had slobber on him but THANK GOD, he didn't look like one would imagine after an attack like that. I assume it was quick and there was no suffering. I came home to the dog's owner in my driveway looking mortified. She thought her dog had gotten one of my chickens with all the commotion she heard. I was just around the corner taking care of someone else's cat and 2 birds as they were away. I wasn't there. I kick myself all the time wishing I had been, hoping I could have stopped it. But I don't think that's realistic. I would have heard it and possibly seen it happen and that would haunt me forever.
Sorry for your loss, but you're to blame as well. You failed your cat. Keep your cats indoors where they are safer.
@@mphillips4324 WOW. Nice.
My 16 yr old cat was indoors his whole life. We decided to let him nap IN our FENCED backyard a few feet from our door.. I do not live in a city. There is no traffic. It was day time. He didn't wander the neighborhood like others allow. Show some respect
@@justinewhite-hadley3138that's so sad 😢
I love the mission: Better Humans, Better Planet. Thanks Cesar.
People really need to do their due diligence/research before adopting/purchasing a pedigreed dog! I've had German Shepherds for well over 40 years, yes; since I was a kid in highschool. The rule of thumb is, with all working type dog breeds (Dobermans, Malinois, Rottweilers etc.) the stronger the temperament; the more time you have to invest in order to create a truly well balanced animal. Need a trainer, do your homework & make sure he/she is not a good one; a GREAT ONE. Checking Reviews is a good start. If you get your dog as a puppy, socialization is key!
So the husband is now "committed" after Cesar straightens the shepherd out. Mary: " I wonder if it's me. I really do" It is, unfortunately. The husband didn't want to be involved and his wife kept making the same serious mistakes; daily. In the end, it's the dogs "fault"; right? Got it. Priceless!
German Shepherds are such a magnificent breed! They deserve an owner that can take care of their needs. They aren't for everyone.
I'm watching Cesar's amazing videos last few days.. it's really 90% mostly owners at fault and not the dog
Cant say it often enough, God send you on earth to help as many dogs as possible, thank you so much
Horses are NOT “dumb, stupid animals,” Mary.
Exactly. She is the dumb one!
OMG did she just say horses are dumb - she doesn't deserve to own any animal. Obviously, Tasi knows who the dumb animal is...this woman said so many stupid things but I'm glad Cesar was able to help Tasi. Mary needs to get some help - she does not seem to like or respect animals and should never have one.
I cannot imagine spending even 1 day with this woman!!!
Why do people blame it on the dog? Usually they inadvertently trained the dog to do the bad habits. Don't ever adopt someone else's pet without walking it, having it around all sorts of situations, unless you are ready to correct problems that will be there. Horses are super intelligent. This lady has a problem. Let's see her walking the dog around other dogs.
It took me years to learn how to be calm and I knew that I had a lot to learn. George had anxiety and reactivity - but I knew it was up to me to learn how to handle such a dog. I was told by 5 different behaviorists that no matter how good I got, George (a GSD) would never be able to go for a walk. I am happy to report they were wrong. I don't have Cesar's touch and it was not easy - but no, it's not always the owner. However it is up to the owner to learn how to be that leader and help the dog. George still needs me but he's quite a good boy these days.
Mary needs way more help than that poor dog. Also horses aren't dumb animals. Kind of creepy she thinks that way.
The blank stare she gives with her mouth wide open while Cesar is talking. 🤣20:21
Cesar is not only a dog/animal psychologist, he is also a human psychologist!! Thanks Cesar!!
~❤~ 😊
Everyone needs a kind Mayor like that. He's a rare person. Glad it worked out.
Cesar you have the best job, you get some exercise, you play with some dogs and you train some humans, well done
No, he has to tolerate arrogant morons.
It’s to bad she doesn’t realize the dog is smarter than she realizes. They are not stupid animals.
Women like that are insufferable. Good on Cesar for putting up with that...
She’s the sort of mum that would take her frustrated kid to the park and watch her kid hit other kids and not step in to teach them it’s not okay and when the another mum tells her she’s a bad parent she replies “no he’s just got anger issues or something, we’re thinking of getting anti anger medication”.
He’s right, most the time it’s the owner/handler, their emotions flow down the leash.
I actually find it disrespectful that she challenged Cesar to proof himself, ¿are you serious? Cesar is the best dog trainer a professional.
The owner of the black GSD is challenging a pro dog handler.
She is showing that she is NOT about controlling the black dog but is acting for herself.
Cesar is a superman
Great episode. Mary is human like all of us. Good thing is she is a work in progress
The owner’s got the help they needed to have the right energy that keeps their dog in a calm submissive state. Great video!
I have met many a woman like that, in my career as a Contractor. They are always right, entitled and never the problem, with no self awareness. Cesar, you are not only great with dogs you are great with people. It is your empathic abilities the makes you succeed with both.
I have met many men like that as well
@@mememe733 Oh, me too
😂 "nothing good comes out if craigslist". Good point. 😉
you don´t have to be a genius ... this woman, her face impressions, every word she´s saying ... root of all problems, cause she doesn´t allow to selfreflect. No man and animal wants such kind of character, which turns you down and deeper in her fearful, hateful world.
Hear, hear.
Another bad owner who cant even walk a dog, let alone be a leader.
13:50 "I wonder if it's me". After 55 yrs or so, the penny finally dropped.
Cesar needs to have a HPC for the owners.
How do you not love Mr Cesar after this.... motivation
"I wonder if it's me". Yeah, it's all you. You are the problem! I feel bad for this dog to have an owner like this.
I dont think she really sees it. She is still thinking the dog needs to change/adapt.