Dog Trainer Gets Bitten To Demonstrate Dog Warning Signs And Bite Inhibition 

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When your dog is so chill and well trained that pissing it off is a chore.

I don't even have a dog why am I watching this?

Dog was like "I really have to bite you now Alex, I don't want to but I really have to"

It’s shameful to admit that the dog has far more patience than I do as a 25 yr old man

I'm Coyote Peterson and I'm about to enter the bitezone of a rottweiler.

The dog was like “Bro I don’t wanna do this...You leave me no choice” *After Bite* “IM SO SORRY”

He is such a sweet dog after “biting” you he started liking your hand like kissing a injury

When a dog shows all the signs and also wags their tail it's like they're begging you not to make them do this lol

Why am I watching this? I don't have a dog..

He talks soooooooo much. Video starts at 8:25 Your welcome thank me later

This video is brilliant, purely brilliant. He got us in here with a very flashy title, and then he taught us all about dog psychology and reminded us that dogs are never wrong.

My cat does exactly every step that this dog did when he’s annoyed - he paws, licks his lips, swishes his tail, and finally a gentle bite exactly like this. So apparently my cat is a Rottweiler. 🤣

You can see how sad the dog did feel after he has "bitten" him.

That was the most adorable warning bite ive ever seen

Title should be “World’s Most Patient Rottweiler.”

My daughter likes to lay on and partially smother our dog hugging him when he's laying down. The dog will softly growl when he's not liking it and I told her that his way of telling you he wants you to stop, you have to respect him. it's his only way of telling you to stop.

50% watching - don't have a dog -staying up bored 3 am school night - want a puppy - Girls are complicated

Who else came here to see him get bit

Title: TRAINER GETS BITTEN! Dog: Please stop. *nibble*

My dog learnt on his own bite inhibition. As a puppy I played with him letting me bite, growing up he got so strong that as he once bit me I retracted suddenly my hand screaming. He stared at me in a way that I think he understood in that moment that he caused me harm. From that day on he never harmed me again, even thouh he bit me several times as a warning sign. RIP Cris.

How do I stop biting my dog ?

I am currently trying to teach my wife biting inhibition. Thanks for this helpful video!

I’m a dog groomer (15 years now), I so respect what you’re trying to do and I hope you know you’ve posted something that opens you up to so much judgement. This is an old post, but I feel inclined to respond anyway. I know and understand what you are saying and hope that any one that tries this at home understands the risk they take if attempting it. Best of luck to you.

That dog was so patient with you, he gave you so many warnings. Thats some deep love right there 😉

Gentle 'bite' followed by tongue flop -- very cute!

Awe after he kindly warned him and bit him he licked his hand as to say "I'm not mad at you ,I just didnt like that dad".. I fell in love with your dog in that instance 🥰🥰

I feel like every Rottweiler is programmed the exact same way 😂 I love this breed

that dog smile after man said "see? everything is ok" OMG! SO CUTE! Now I want a dog too!

Why am I watching this? My dog doesn't even have a mouth.

I have a great -real example- of why bite inhibition is so important. A few years back, my german shepherd (Lizzie) got hit by a car at night. After the vet came and check on her, awake her from the shock and give her some sedatives, he asked us to take her to do some x-rays to see if they broke her spine and how were the chances of recovering. The next morning the sedatives were fading out but we had to move her to the car so we could go the vet clinic. I must have done a wrong movement or something but suddenly she snapped at me and inmediately released. I was 15 (and im a very thin girl) and she was a full grown GSD. Imagine the damage she could have caused! Instead she didnt break skin and only gave me a light bruise. She must have been in intense pain, and still manage to control her own bite force to say "HEY, Stop. Im hurting!". If she havent know how to do that, I could have gone to the hospital and get several stitches. Thats how I know, first hand, bite inhibition is crucial to all dogs.

Amazing video 👍🏼. That’s exactly how a dog should act and respond to an owner when they’re being annoying 😂 Showed multiple signs and even his eyes after biting you really shows how sorry he feels. Very well trained and beautiful dog you have 🐕🙌🏼

I torture the shit out of my dog and he has never shown his teeth to me. We play around and he'll put his mouth on my arm, but like you said he has good bite control. I might add that he's a 78lb pit bull. We got him as a rescue. If I try to annoy him, he just takes it as love. When we first got him I tried to trigger a bite response to see if my fiancé would be safe with him around other people. Pulled his tail while he was eating, put my hand in his food bowl, put my face in his food bowl... He just wags his tail, licks my face and keeps doing whatever he was doing.

Who came here just to see him get bitten

Your dog looks super friendly and very patient

Also, can appreciate the CLEARLY visible pup/owner connection here as well. It's as if one could tell that the dog would take on any amount of harm, FIRST...before ever seeing it come to the its owner.

A lot of these comments are really ignorant. Bite inhibition is very important. When my dog had a broken leg, ( An 80 pound boxer ) I had to carry him to get him to the vet. The first time I picked him up he quickly snapped at my face cause he was in pain and he his response was acknowledging me that the way I was carrying him hurt him a lot. I picked up up again in a different position and no snap, the relationship between a dog understanding the power of their jaw through play with their master is vital when it comes to situations where it matters. This guy is messing with his dog to show you all an example of this, most of you are missing the important point he's trying to make.

“He talks to much blah blah blah” Are you even listening to what he’s saying? Most of it is important, he’s informing the viewing of signs that a dog might bite and why a dog would bite and more. This video isn’t just about him showing himself getting bit, it’s about what to do and what to look for.

How refreshing to find someone who CLEARLY understands what dogs are about and where we go wrong with them. I truly enjoyed your clip. Thank you on behalf of my 'puppies' too. I am not sure I understand those people who seem 'disappointed' that no 'blood shed' occurred, that no limbs were torn apart, and that no gory bite was shown, and therefore marked this video down because presumably it doesn't match 'what it says on the label'. Mmmm, animals, predators, which dogs are, are not 'actors' or 'role player' unless 'play mode' is on, and that requires the 'play mode protocol ' in action. When this dog trainer is highlighting the 'precursors' , the very loud and clear signs which most dog owners take for granted, or ignore, or dismiss, or attach little weight to them, is also talking about the 'situational awareness' mode the dog is on. At that stage, especially when dealing with powerful predators, and Rottweilers and/or powerful dogs are (300+ pounds bite force psi is RATHER impressive if one counts that the Kangal is deemed to have 734/800 depending where one reads from, but it's still IMMENSE at the lower end of the scale, and that the HYENA 'travels' at 1100 pounds psi biteforce) the question about: "why didn't he show the dog's biting him" sounds rather ODD, because the switch that 'changes' Dr Jekyll into Mr Hyde is NOT ON AN 'on'/'off' BUTTON, i.e. the threshold from 'warning snarling etc' to 'bite to attack' cannot be measured by human notion of time, therefore it would be INSANE, POINTLESS, and CRUEL to the dog to 'FORCE' that threshold FOR YOUR OWN ENTERTAINMENT and lack of vision. What this guy is saying (amongst other things) is "LEARN THE WARNING LIGHTS", (a man forewarned is one forearmed) , and work on your 'defusing and appeasing strategies' to take the situation a great deal of notches down. Don't waste your time expecting the gore and bloody, you are on the wrong channel for that sort of stuff. :-), TRAIN YOUR DOG to respond to your control of their jaws and pressure. They don't know HOW STRONG THEY ARE, they just automatically (instincts and drives) respond to whatever stimulus that alert ANY OF THEIR AUTOMATIC PILOT BUTTONS, and the trained ones too. In my opinion those who don't see the huge danger in 'activating' the 'true bite' switch, also don't understand that when the response is sent via the brain, it's ALREADY too late for the human. HENCE prevention is better than cure, and knowledge/true information is power, and life saving when it comes to understanding the body language of a powerful predator BEFORE the predator's attack protocol is engaged, so as to avoid the INEVITABLE once the non-existent (almost) threshold is crossed, and the 'animal' side is deployed. For God's sake we aren't even able to 'rehabilitate' (threshold 'correction' and impulse response readjustment) our great troops after they come back home, because they HAD to cross the 'threshold', AND WE EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO DO IT WITH A TRUE INSTINCTS AND DRIVE driven powerful predator? Are we deluded or simply ignorant about what nature is about? In this world there are POSSIBLE THINGS, impossible things, and MIRACLES, after that it's all science fiction and charlatans. PS: my experience with dogs relates to GSDs and large Mastiff-types of dogs. So far I can say that a Rottweiler does NOT LIKE TO BE 'worked up' indefinitely..i.e. s/he quickly (compared to other breeds) turns SERIOUS about the whole thing. To those who believe that 'a dog is a dog', then you must also believe that 'a car is a car'. Would you also say that maintenance-performance-troubleshooting-running costs-abilities required-to-make-the vehicle-perform-at-its-best(etc etc) WISE are the same if we were comparing a Fiat 500 to a Bugatti Veyron?

I watched this video 4 years ago when I got my German Shepherd and taught him bite inhibition. He snapped at me once cause I wanted to test this out and he barely put any pressure at all. Never did it to him again. Such a great dog

*that dog must be like: when does this dude shut up*

I love how he looks directly at the camera for a prolonged period as if to say, "He's annoying me for your benefit. I hope you're happy!" lol

I didn’t expect to like this video because I was feeling it’s not fair to the dog to provoke him so much he had to bite, but I’m so impressed with your gorgeous dog, so much patience and self control. That’s how a well cared for and loved dog is. Thanks for sharing 😊

That was absolutely so cute, the way he licked your hand and looked at you after he bit you. He’s so precious

I'd bite too if I was trying to take a nap and someone came up and started touching my face.

i just came here to watch him get bit

Warning sign.... when you see the bottom of their lip curl and a single tooth stick out. At 9:08 his lower lip starts curling.... my min pin/daschund mix used to do this when he was annoyed

I'm already familiar with body language but being a visual learner I found this really helpful!

Good to teach people but you dragged it out way too long and kept repeating yourself. Perhaps shorten it a bit would be better as you lost my interest. I skipped most of the beforehand talk.

You know dogs are cool when they look cute even when they're mad

Awh what a good boy!! He has so much patience and respect for you, my neighbour has a collie and he has potential to be aggressive with people, i gave the guy some tips and to try and get the dog to focus on him but it is very much the owner that needs educating isnt it!! His dog could be completely different in as little as four weeks if he did some training with him

Did this 3 years ago with my dog, and now he's so good with bite inhibition! Amazing!

This really helped me stop biting my dog! Thanks!!

he didn't bite him. he was basically grabbing your hand saying stop.

That dog is so chill 😂 the amount of effort it took to get him to give that little bite is wild. My dog would have started play-mouthing way earlier, though that may just be because I hand wrestle her a lot by messing with her. I've never actually had an actual snap from her, I can't imagine what it would take to get a real snap or proper angry/annoyed bite from her. Maybe if she was injured, but even when she got into a fight with a bobcat and I had to clean her wounds she just cried instead of biting. You are 100% right that dog bites are preventable. This is a really good video on warning signs and teaches people why you shouldn't just stop all mouthy behavior. I'm currently training two dogs who were abandoned in the desert nearby my house, caught them eating one of my laying hens, so now we are re-training not to attack chickens, and to do basic dog things! The boys didn't even know how to sit or lay down on command and I was able to accomplish that today after a collective two hours of training between yesterday and today, and bath time yesterday was a nightmare! I've never seen such dirty dogs! Can't wait to check out more of your videos, it's good to see folks who have a more moderate understanding of dog behavior and training principals, instead of training natural instincts out of a dog until they comply with all commands and act like little soldiers. It's fun to have a dog with personality!

I love the dog's face afterward-looking at the camera like, "Do you SEE what I have to put up with?" Good video!

"Our relationship is not ruined"😂😂😂

If i do this to my dog, like annoy him and pinch his nose... Hes just gonna turn playful.

This video don't need any timestamps. Every word he said is informative.

Thank you so much for this video my Rottweiler puppy is soon to be born and I’m learning new things every day before she’s ready to come home and this is something I never thought about teaching a dog! I’ll be working on it with her for sure!

For the real vid skip to 5:51 Your welcome

? See my dog, no matter what I do to him, never even snaps and he's a Rottweiler.

Great video and priceless info. I expect that people with dogs that bite the crap out of them because they didn’t teach it how I communicate will see your videos and say “well your dog didn’t bite you like mine bit me so you don’t know what your talking about.” It’s like a breath of fresh air to find someone else who takes the time to study an animals behavior so that they can communicate with it.

I'm not scared of dogs I am TERRIFIED. I is so embarrassing. I truly appreciate this video and hope it helps me understand dogs better. Thank you,

10:17 the way he said "I'm not bleeding" wouldn't have sounded convincing if I couldn't see his hand for myself.

I love how he barely even bit. he pretty much just picked up ur hand and moved it away from his foot.

Thankyou for this video,it's so good to have things explained so simply

Man that dog wasn't remotely pissed lol, he was a tad bit annoyed but pure love there...he probably knows you're doing this on purpose for the camera 😂

Why am I watching this??? My dog doesn't even have a mouth.

This guy looks like Steven universe but all grown up

His little bite was like HEY IM COMMUNICATING WITH YOU HEY HEY HEY STOOOOOOOP K THX BYE

Definitely tought me something for the future. Thank you, man.

I dont know why the comments are so mad but i think this was a good and respectful demonstrations of the boundaries of your particular dog.

You dog is the most patient rottweiler i've ever seen .You should do a video teaching us the biting control technique. Edit : don't mind my last request I found a video of yours about bite inhibition, great job.

Absolutely loved it ALL...very eazy to follow, understand and appreciate without the UNNECESSARY drama/theatrics. YET, wasn't boring. Great clip✊

I train bite inhibition from day one with my rotts. In large part because I think play is very important in developing a strong bond (and we play hard sometimes) but also for not having a tragedy later. I know for a lot of people it may seem strange but teaching a dog how to properly bite is important for proper communication. Great video...and a great dog from what I saw ;)

Good video mate, I think I've been annoying the shit out of my dog and not realising it, poor beast.

5:45 don't thank me thank the comments section.

My GSD is almost 12yrs old and has recently started "baring his teeth & gentle biting" usually when I groom him. I noticed (just like in your video) it's usually when I touch his lower legs/paws.. He has always been a gentle dog (no aggression towards anyone, very tolerant of young pups jumping all over him & generally well socialised. I was starting to worry that something was going wrong with our relationship. I now understand (from your video) why he's doing this and how to put it right. Thank you for taking the time to make the video.

Brilliant demonstration man! I learned so much. And you have a really well trained dog. Cheers!

Starts angering the dog at 9:40 your welcome

Word of wisdom.....no dog should ever snap at its owner regardless of the pain it's in. None of my dogs have ever snapped at me. They have whimpered really loud and pulled away to tell me they are in pain in that area...... my dobermans, German shepherds and yorkies.

My son teased our dog one time with a long grass around its ear, she growled quite aggressively. Same breed, a few years later our dog was eating a bone in the house, my son was lying on the sofa stocking her, which she was happy with, until he moved towards her ears. I’ve never seen her do this before and it was frightening. She jumped up at the same time had his hand wrist in her mouth, my son at that same moment jumped over the arm of the sofa. She let him go but was growling and frothing at the mouth. My son went into what I would call a stance that I can only describe as, instinctual and ancestral, his arms came up above his head with his hands pointing downwards, elbows out and pointing upwards. His one leg came up like a stalk, he was in pounce position to go for the dog’s jugular. It was a stand off, I whilst this is happening have also jumped up and grabbed out tv remote and smashed it down on the back of my dog. It did nothing, she didn’t flinch, so I jumped across the the sofa and stepped in front of her and my son. My dog then started to shake and whimper and back away, she was now really upset and kind of crying. I sad out and she went out, tail so tucked under and crying. She knew she’d done wrong but it wasn’t her fault. The pressure on my son’s hand was huge but it only nicked the skin. No bite, just a tiny puncture. We did take him to the doctors and make sure he was ok. We all discussed what had happened and my son said, No don’t put her down. She slept in his bedroom with him after that. Curled up bedside his bed.

People kept telling me that the snorting meant they were playing. I always thought they were playful "bites" because she didn't ever bite hard and always immidiately let go. It's a miracle she hasn't aggressively bitten me yet.

For people saying he talks too much, before practical demonstration you must learn the theory. Wish you all a nice week.

i thought i would be distressed watching this. but you proved an important point without upsetting your dog at all. a very good video.

This video is brilliant. I study dog behaviours and your demonstration was so good. You could clearly see how the dog's response escalated to warning bite. By the way your dog is really lovely and well behaved. Thank you for explaining and educating people. I see a lot of misunderstanding of aggression in dogs nowadays when mostly it's the person's fault to trigger the dog's behaviour. It's important for people to understand and communicate with dogs and perceive their signals correctly. Good job you are your dog :-)

I just got a pup rottweiler and this info is helpful. Thank you!

10:46 Look at the dogs face. Lol

I don't know why there's so many dislikes, this video is clearly educational and you're not mistreating your dog in anyway. But I subscribed! I like your face, your hair and your video!

Dog is like: Bro i don't wanna do this but it's necessary for this video so here we go

Thats a really patient dog he gave u soooo many signs for a long time

If he gets annoyed, my rottweiler just punches me in the boob or face lol

Huh the dog bit him and straight after acts like nothing ever happend

Thank you for this video. I have 3 medium rescue fur babies. One whom is very afraid of men and it’s taken 2 weeks for my husband to gain his trust. And even at this point, he is very timid around my husband. These warning signs are very good to know.

Aside from all the off topic comments or people just cracking jokes; this was some really good information. Thanks for sharing this, looking to get a Rottweiler in the future and just want to learn as much as possible about the breed and how to properly train them.

Max is a lovely dog. It was difficult to watch that as you annoyed him. I love how he licked you afterwards. He was clearly uncomfortable with having to have gone that far with you. I didn’t see much dog talk from him with his ears. Or his tail, has he been docked. Tails are such an important communication tool for dogs

so much talking for such a simple point.

I have watched this so many times. this is the best video i have seen for training. its interesting to see how important it is for them to be socialized and play with other dogs and know their strength. thanks so much!

Right after the dog bit he went from vicious to soft in like 1 second.