AN AGGRESSIVE GERMAN SHEPHERD BIT ME! | Cesar 911 

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Legit made me LOL hahaha

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@@spacemanspiff01 actually the comment is not mine, I saw it in another video similar to this one.

Right..I would have bitten the dog be like you like this? You like this!?

@@asmokingp3005 lol

He seems like a great guy

I guess Amigo ended going back to the shelter

@@lrodriguez6691 He did? Proof?

Cesar is world class, no doubt. These people calling him an abuser, and ineffective, and using archaic and debunked technique are entitled to their opinion, even though they are wrong, wrong, wrong.

Yep, you are 💯% right. It's been my experience that a LOT, maybe even most, people equate energy with physical action or verbal exchange, not internal vibration or output. This is OFTEN the case with people who don't get, disapprove of or disagree with Cesar. They focus on the "exterior" world, not internal feel, thought or energy, so, the real meaning of the word "energy" escapes them.

The eyes are terrifying.

In dementia

Prob not enough exercise

Works with dogs. It's called calm assertiveness. Works with some dogs (count the salukis out, they are cats).

@@samhartford8677 I know. But it's just funny to see each time he does it haha

@@lexievv I know exactly what you mean.

i do that to one of my neighbours dogs if he barks at me(sometimes i unintentionally make just enough noise at night that he thinks it might be a cat or something and starts barking in the darkness....but he quickly learned to recognize it and calms down). it helps us(the dog and me) remain on amicable terms.

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Lol

Lol my wolf ate my friend...... Lmao

Yea

Meh just say tesh

@@quasiroyal1424 Lol that sounds like an interesting story. Care to elaborate?

hahaha LMFAO!!

@@katwijker11 It's really a matter of knowing when to correct them at the exact right moment and with the right energy, but yes it looks funny :)

haha! so true.

@@jackmikhail6807 loved that 😂

hahahah. you are a genius

The term originated with Cesar. He is literally The Dog Whisperer.

No doubt!

@@missxvincent I want to know what he whispers

Some people just have an affinity with Dogs, I can be in a Park or deserted Beach, for some reason, Dogs come up and want to be friends, if only I could do that with Ladies I would be happy.

@@alwayshangrygirl463 "Don't be hangry like your owner, dog!"

He did suffer abuse. I could tell by his hyper vigilance. Someone used to beat Amigo. : (

They said he attacked “any dude” that passed by.....big clue right there.

Yes, sunshine, there are bad dogs. You’re fool hearty.

Most bad behaviors seen on dogs are caused by neglect or bad people, that is true but there are some fucked up dogs too!

@@tjlightningbolt Maybe that someone was dressed or looked like those 2 guys?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA the timing

@@shinobi.3859 I dont get it please help me here, what was the timing part abt ?

the 2 amigos seems very peacefully people... probably u meet them at church praying every morning

Exactly, this dog is not agressive at al, just very vigilant.

Liking of lips like that before food is a fair indication that he is nervous and sees you as food if you enter "his" territory without his permission.

dogs play off of human emotion, if you are nervous that your dog is going to bite someone, it doesnt know why you are nervous it can only tell that you are nervouse, so chances are this dog may think that since his owner gets nervouse when his friends come around that the dog thinks he needs to protect his owner.

“Cornered” isn’t exactly the right term😁

​@@toptwitchclipz7928 great but has nothing to do with this video

I was cracking up “woof”

Fuck'n woof 😂🤣

Wolf

@@VeinyYams - that is what makes it so funny!😁

So glad someone noticed how mad he pronounced Wolf 😂

good point. it sounds like this guy used to take Amigo everywhere with him.

Agree! 👍

Yes correct . A dog like that need to run a lot. You need to play like 3 hours minimum . It have a lot of energie

You don't need a yard to have a happy dog. A yard is just a lazy excuse for people that don't want to work with their dog according to its needs. If you work your dog right, enough and daily and build a relationship with it, even a small apartment is ok. It's when you get a working dog and don't work with it properly, then you get problems. They need enough mental and physical activity and a human to rely on to be happy. Don't get a working dog if you don't want to put it to work. I'm really sad about his collar. That must be uncomfortable.

D-U-H.... & prob been kicked. I could tell when guy says "watch it!!!" In first 2 seconds. smh

Some might say prevention is better than cure

Its just for the appearance - he actually said it. He likes the 'look' of a wolf, which is terrible for the environment and the wolf. Also, all dogs are grey wolves anyway just with 60,000 years of breeding out all the nasty stuff. Nice guys but when it comes to dogs, the owner is too consumed with cool/hard/biker aesthetic. Too many people get dogs just for appearances sake, whether its a girl getting a pom because it'll fit in a handbag or a dude getting a wolf to keep up a 'hard' appearance...

I feel shelter dogs are the best to get as they interact with many humans. My threelegged Pomeranian was abandoned and saved by the shelter people. She is very sweet and a trainer in my building said her temperament is good. She's not aggressive.

Lol exactly

@@skullsaintdead take a listen at 3:49. I heard what he said. Listen to these two statements. There's no look like a wolf in these two statements

I have had Wolves and Wolf hybrids. They take a LOT of time, patience and understanding. They have to have the right place to live and a city isn't the place! I lived in the Mountains and my wolves ran regularly through old growth forests in the mountains. They went with me in turns into the wildreness areas too. There is a part of a Wold hybrid that you will NEVER EVER train! People dont realize the power and strength they have and the power and strength You the owner MUST HAVE if you need to stop a situation immediately. There is no such thing as a dangerous Wolf/dog, only a dangerous owner! And an aclimated Wolf Hybrid will guard and watch over a child like it was its own cub! They are fantastic! I ocasionally (when need arose) left my Alpha Wolf Hybrid with a friend who ran a day care. Anyone tries to harn the child they would have 140 pounds of solid Muscle, tooth, Claws and hair going for blood!! But yet sooooo gentle with the children! He would run leaps and bounds up to a child (happy to play) 30 miles an hour and stop just before impact and gently nudge the child to pet him! It was so amazing!

Ok dude.. lol

couldn't agree more. He makes peace happen

You’re right ❤

True, but many new owners are a bit naive about getting a pet. We are all naive about many things, we Dont know until we Know.....lol.

@@denisemezynski8014 Its terrible that innocent animals have to pay the price of human naivety and negligence.

Exactly, when getting any animal, study what you are getting into first, or if you happen to rescue something study it too, if it decides it wants to live safely with you and give it the best possible home and vet care. Animals are expensive up keep, and also Veterinarians are the highest suicide rate of all careers. There is no pet over population in Canada or the United States, the rescues are bringing imported dogs from farmers of China, South Korea, and other countries where the pure bred dogs that would never be eaten as meat dogs are being advertised to pull on heart strings so these rescues can get exhorbitant funds that are being funnelled elsewhere and not the actual animals being imported by planes. I have imported my own pedigrees and let me tell you it doesn't cost that much to import a registered dog from a reputable breeder with papers and all it's health testing done and less than some pure bred that a farmer is not even using pedigrees or health testing or genetics. He's just got cages and these rescues are not shutting farmers down, they just keep the farmers going. So think about rescue and what it really is. If you can find one at your local shelter that's find, but don't fall for Retail Rescue, when you can import a real pedigree.

So its bad to get a nice/cool looking pet? Is that not a big reason for a lot of people?

@@BonafiedYT if that's your first reason it's a problem.

I would love to show him my photos of homes & cars. People who wanted a Wolf to be cool. Thousands of dollars in damages. I have state of art canine transport kennels. Very expensive! Would love to show him what one of my new kennels look’s like after transporting a Wolf for a few hours. I had to get the company to make me a new door. We hammered out all the bent steel best we could. It still look’s like shit. $700.00 down the drain. Leave wolves to the professionals. You can’t handle a dog. Wolf x’s 10 of that dog. Never turn your back on a Wolf. Big mistake!

Cats have lots of tricks. Beware!

@@sweetsongstress7398 My friends are scared of my cat not my German shepherd.

I hate this show. It’s misleading it’s never a quick fix to turn a dog around. Been in the business, a long time. We have had our share of what we label.....project dogs. We break them down to basic training. First, we isolate. They only see us. After a week alone in kennel giving food/water. We begin interaction and hand fed the dog. Develops trust and teaches the dog their survival is in our hands. We are alpha. Leader of the pack. Then the real hard training begins. We use firm gentleness. There is never a reason or need to abuse an animal. A true trainer knows how to get in the dogs head. I am an Indigenous woman and use art of gentling. It’s how we trained our ponies. The dogs are rewarded and praised for correct behavior. They hate to leave us. A few come back for visits or boarding. They are happy and so are we. We are writing a book on our methods.

@@rosebudadkins6803 Cesar's show may be somewhat embellished for the modern TV generation, with the "Hollywood" endings people expect. Your real world experiences and methods sound very interesting. Where do you practise your trade?

Hello Dear How are you doing today?

That's because it's not his girlfriend who got bitten, she would have forced him to get rid of the dog.

Right :(((

Im in the same boat as him ): I admit, just like him I’ve thought about taking my dog to the shelter because he always bites and barks at people, makes me sad and frustrated when I cant have my friends over or family members cus of him /: but I love the little guy to death lol, I’ve been looking into trainers and im meeting with one today so hopefully all goes well :)

@@alexyayala1960 hope things go well for you and your dog

It does make them less of a great companion. are you stupid? biting friends is not GREAT!

So true. People get dogs like they do new clothes. When they are tired and want something different, the latest coolest bestest, you know the rest....then that animal is discarded like a used paper towel. Sickening. They are FOR LIFE OR DON'T COMMIT. LEAVE THEM FOR SOMEONE WHO IS FOREVER!

Keep up the good work...👍🏻 I wish a bright future for you....🐕🐶🐕‍🦺🐩🦮

Please change your mind...this guy is violent with their dogs 🤬

@@39lilie I'm sorry that you believe that.

@@amelieburk8076 i don't believe anything...i see. Open your eyes please...

@@39lilie Care to explain the violence and please also outline the experience you have with working with dogs?! Dogs are hunters. They would naturally hunt their prey and eat some berries and grass on top of. Plenty of dog breeds have been bred to be hunters. So really, what is your point?

Only because the golden retrievers have been bred out of their spunk. I had one that was nothing like these modern day ones when I was young in the 1980s.

@@samhartford8677 I saw so many golden retrievers who are obsessed with balls more than anything else in the world. They behave like addicts, like nothing else exists in the world, but the ball. It's terrible and obsessive. I'd never get a golden retriever purely for this reason.

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Dogs are monsters by nature that bite children's faces off.

@@josephscriven5454 not my dog. You can see him in the picture to the left. He's real sweetheart and he loves kids by nature.

Attachment is never good.

@@diegofonseca6708 why is that?

@@diegofonseca6708 every human has attachments pack it up edgy boi

@@Neverknight2 because attachment will make your life more difficult trust me. You can love but never get too attached.

@@jamais_vu3 yet what good has attachments brought you? I’ll wait… sensitive boi.

Hello Dear How are you doing today?

Please bring him to twitter

Thanks 👍

The friends don't know how to react and also show fear which animals can sense. Caesar is a genius!

The friends haven’t got a clue how to behave or feel around dogs. The dog probably barked at them in the beginning and they got scared.. plus, they are hesitant which makes the dog feel unstable and he doesn’t trust them. You might be inferring they did something to the dog but dogs don’t hold grudges.

At least one reason is that they provoke him with their body language...

@@freeanimals594 it takes only logical common sense and knowing dog behavior and that of human to figure that out

@@lexburen5932 I agree. I have had cats for 35 years, but only had two dogs. I always thought that having a dog would come natural to me like it has with my cats. I was so wrong! I still pray that I can have a dog again someday. My first dog was a miniature pinscher who was the devil in disguise. My saying for him was, oh, he just wants to rip your throat out! He nipped at and bit some people and after a time I wouldn't let anyone touch him.

Bingo! You are correct. I always say....the problems begin in the other end of the leash. A dog reacts to the handler. Trying to teach this is a nightmare. We get through it.

There is something about the men he doesn't like. If my dogs don't like you, you don't come in. End of story.

🖐 is the problem

@@Jyjfsc7 As a breeder & trainer for the past 10 yrs, the problem is often at the other end of the leash. Meaning the handler. First, I would have put that dog/handler through a Dog Good Citizenship Class. Teach them both at same time. Please handle your dogs responsibly. The reward for you and your dog is great. Mutual happiness!

@@dontneedtoknow5836 deadass

he can't he just knows how to scare so hard they don't dare to move

thank you!

I'm not exaggerating, I could talk to Cesar about dogs for hours no end.

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Agree

Exactly. They use these animals as a fashion statement.

No one needs a wolf. We’ve had to step in those situations. It’s not pretty for the Wolf. You must study and understand the Wolf. If you can’t control a dog.....wolves are super smart and cunning. They will eat your lunch until you know how to get in their head. We NEVER turn our back on them.

No one needs a chihuahua - stubborn little sods who need constant attention and have huge chips on their shoulders!!! Never turn your back on a chihuahua!

@@pkk639 true he probably needs a fish.

Yup

And with such complete confidence and bravery.

Where I am a badly behaved dog winds up shot and the owner clobbered physically. We're country folk and take our livestock VERY seriously, no time tolerance or patience for this bs.

Not thoughts exactly, but dogs are aware of our emotional response. We are not aware of all details in our body language, but dogs pick it up, hundreds of details, instantly.

@ Justme77 - I was visiting a stable once, and was petting and giving attention to Ginger, one of their horses. After I gave Ginger a carrot, the woman told me that everyone else thought Ginger was troublesome. Because I didn't know that ahead of time, she was fine with me.

This is so true! I tried that theory out once. A dog that liked me kept wanting to be near me. As long as I thought nice thoughts, the dog was attracted to me. But when I thought about wanting the dog to go away, he kept barking at me and had to be retrained. It's all in the thought system. Now, I smile at dogs when I see them!

I would've taken that dog too. He's beautiful.

PRAY FOR US PLEASE 🙏🙏

Why do we need people we can just become like them

The dog in my profile pic, saved my life got my brain tumor diagnosed that went misdiagnosed for 42 years. Got him from a kill shelter, they said he needed out he was pacing. I took him to a store as soon as I got him and he picked out a ball while I got food. He was a ball-catching dog like you wouldn't believe the most amazing ball tricks. He knew how to rescue me during seizures and he bred seizure alert dogs for me. The ones you take directly from shelters are the best in rescue. They know they are being sprung from jail. Make sure you spoil that dog, he knows he's got a good person and may save your life one day. Java gave me CPR while I was paralyzed. Amazing what he did that night. He was also killed for protecting our home. But he was the best ball dog and loved to entertain with it unless you broke into our home especially while we have puppies. I have a new Jack Russell Terrier I imported, she amazing too. She's got me saving birds, all dogs are special in their own way, they have qualities we as handlers have to bring out in them. I never rush my dog on walks, she's allowed to sniff, she's allowed to mark, she found a baby sparrow, we brought it home and raised it on hand fed Purina Pro Plan mush because I had no time to go out and get sparrow baby food the bird needed to be fed every 30 minutes the first 2 weeks, I think his mom might kicked him out for screaming so much lol. But he grew up in our place and eventually brought back flocks of sparrows to join our pigeons that live here. I'm doing interspecies training, it's going well.

Well done 🤩🤩

Yeah it's, hi how are you doing!