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Training your dog is love, so I strongly disagree.

I trust neither of my dogs, Maxine wants to eat everyone for lunch, and Fritz loves the whole world.

Another great talk!

I just saw a bonker video out of no where yesterday. Never seen one. Never heard of it. Had no context. With context now it doesn't seem so bad.

Ahhh K&H! My favorite cots.

Clarity=no stress

DD does emergency training as a last ditch step before euthanasia

Society is shifting into delusion. I love my dogs too, I do everything for them, I respect them, I understand them, I "communicate" with them , excercise them mentally and physically but I treat them as dogs as that is, what they are and what they deserve. Dogs are no humans but yet these people treat them as such, which puts dogs into a horrible place. They get isolated, need to life a life full of stress and fear just because these people want to satisfy their own ideology and weak mind. Dogs are awesome and "our side" helps them with their problems quicker, leading to the dog living a life without stress, happy and always with us. If one talks with these people, they don't even understand dogs even more. They just repeat what they read somewhere without questioning it or without understanding it. They unlearned to be human and listen to their own instincts and logic, let alone their dogs.

Zak needs to do dog rescue videos. Or go on the street and help random ppl with aggressive dogs for free like DD does

I am a DD follower, longtime. You have to control a dog before you can train it

Is Zak wearing makeup?

I enjoy this channel immensely. There is no shortage of brain dead morons with extreme quick takes on social media. Stay strong. Keep laughing.

Michelle has the best takes.

I also have what might be considered a "liberal" style, but I am the furthest from left anyone can be and still be sane. I call it being under cover

It seems like you're familiar with helper dogs. Could you please share a video of you with your helper dog? I tried looking for one but couldn't find anything.

I wish more people would be on board with the fact that “no bad dogs” doesn’t exist. I still find a portion of trainers subscribe to this. It’s unfair on families to push this, implying that everything is their fault. You can’t fix ‘em all, especially those severe genetic messes.

There is a reason why you get hating comments. 😮

You may have answered this question and I missed it, but how do you explain the Husky shaking? Is it stress that he’d usually be able to express through the aggressive behavior?

My dog just hurt her paw while trying to jump at/over the fence to get at the Chewy delivery guy. So now I’m here, two minutes later, looking for solutions. Shes not aggressive on walks when other dogs bark at their fences, she ignores them. The *only* time she shows aggression is in OUR yard, behind our fence. It’s very very frustrating and I think an E collar may be the only solution.

Yay

Michelle and Brigitte were on the money here >>> 22:11 People do not understand the importance that Breeders test their breeding dogs through the OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) or similar reputable organizations with a database, for both genetic and osteo issues and post their results on their website as well as give their clients a copy for the pup's records. OFA has the database where a person can look up an animal via name, etc. Breeders have the utmost responsibility to both animals and their new families to produce puppies that are sound and healthy. For many new to puppy buying, even if they know about the importance of testing are hesitant to ask for fear of pissing the breeder off and not getting a pup or even breaching the "elephant in the room subject" when it's the breeder who should start the conversation.

Asking the dog permission, what a person hears; Fido would you like to face your fears today vs. what a dog hears; Fido blah, blah blah blah. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm not going to train my neighbor's dog, although I was absolutely clear regarding their part in the training, they thought the end result was 100% my responsibility and didn't take practicing the lesson's repetitions at home between lessons. Maxine had a couple positive reactions to people. On one side of my driveway there's bushes blocking the view to the left, I had her at a sit/stay when this person walked by, Max didn't load, bark or lunge🍾🍻🥂🍾, the next incident was when this guy saw my dogs and was so happy he came right over to share dog stories from his childhood. Max kept her ears soft, no loading, barking, etc.

That's management

I’m binge watching DD🐾 on RUclips. I wake up, first video I watch is DD. Mid day couple more. Before sleep, a couple more. Something interesting, I feel grounded and calm watching him saving dogs and people. Thank you so much Dog Daddy 🙏🏻❤️

This guy, Zach, is so bizarre and so is his wife. He’s completely clueless to reality.

Wow short bangs and colored hair...bipolar much?

"You're really taking a gamble". 100%. I did a session with David JUST to form a good game plan for vacation pet care.

Great video!😊

How do you depict to give help there versus go up on the level? In that case, was it more confusion than motivation? Even though he knows "bed", the context change caused some confusion there? Is there any benefit to starting those drills with a new context using negative reinforcement with continuous stim for a few reps before correcting thereafter? Or this particular dog knew this command well enough and generalized enough to go right ti corrections?

where are these seminars advertised? are these all trainers or some owners too?

You're such an accomplished trainer, but I am always most impressed by your ability to handle clients and your clear manner of instruction. Have you ever had to ask a client to stop talking or over explaining, or do you always let them talk themselves out?

I know of someone who had a dog die of dehydration because the Wag person didnt give the dog water. It was a Sheltie who was only a year old.

Cabrall fell into a trap indeed. And by using "a body block etc can be aversive as well" he didn't make a point. Cause you know, lefties are never satisfied. Once they won by being loud, obnoxious and turning the other side into the villain, they miss the drama and come up with something new to cry about. Here in Germany they reqched the goal of prong and e-collar bans. Now they cry about body-blocking, pop on flat collars, heck even saying the word "no". So by simply teaching no and using it they consider you to be a compulsion trainer because you are refusing the dog's will and hurt his feelings 😂😂 it's funny but dogs are suffering in the end and I hate that they turn absolute anything political by making no sense but buying "their science" to proof their point. Edit: and this is why I, just like you, like to listen not only to "my side" but the other one as well. Cause only if you understand them will you be able to either learn or to argue against them and stand your ground

Wow some really creepy comments. I mean... I really love my dog and for me she is definitly a member of my family, but in the end... she is still just a dog and if you don't treat your dogs like a dog really bad problems can shape. I think many problems that dog owners have with their dogs pop up just because the dogs are not treated like dogs. That is just sad.

Is that a Presa Canario?

Sad...sad...sad. Cannot believe the number of people who favor their dogs over humans....especially children. No one can tell me how much I love our dogs, but I will put them on a garage when guests over. Some people consider this cruel. I can say, my dogs have a great life....but, they are dogs. What is happening that this many people don't get this.

Correction: YOU and trainers at your skill level can’t fix a bad temperament. Skilled dog trainers definitely can.

Interesting. That makes sense to me, yet strangely, I haven't heard anyone else say this. I'm not comfortable greeting everyone and dog we see while walking my very large, strong 1 year old mastiff/pyrenese. Why have I felt like this is something he has to learn to do well? I would rather skip it. He's great with dogs off leash. I would rather just teach him to keep walking and never mind everyone else while on leash.

I still cant figure out why he goes after Dog Daddy but not Cesar Milan.

I just ask, what dog has been here longest or was returned most. Did it take a bit of training and work? Well, ya. Was it worth it for my pack to be safe, loved, and happy? Also, yes. By all means, if you can't commit to training away the fear and poor behaviors, pick one they say is an easy match. If you are like me and have the time and patience to work with them, those "problem" dogs can be the absolute sweetest after some work. When they finally let you in and start to trust you will keep them safe... its everything.

That’s a great advice. I have 2 rescues they are 11. Aging quickly now😢. I love them with all my heart and soul.

Great tip! Fostering really helps knowing the dogs, especially that they can be anxious at the refuge. They get so much calmer and happier once at home. Their behaviour changes ( for better in my case). Thank you! ❤

That thing???

I just saw mine and said “that’s the one” and had him until he passed this year. Would not recommend, I loved him to death but he was an asshole 😂

Yep, mine lived till 19 years old😮 as a large dog...I thought she wouldn't make it to 10 as a big dog.😂rip

Thank you.

It’s a dog not a child

One of the best shows! I’ve always wanted to hear Dog Daddy’s story. I’m so happy and deeply inspired. Thank you so much!🙏🏻😊

Yeah dogs fear bite and get insecure aggressive.

Dog is not comfortable. Shaking, tail between legs, mouth open tongue out panting. Yikes