HOW TO TRAIN A VERY LEASH AGGRESSIVE DOG! (ACTUAL RESULTS) 

My best friends dog is 4 and he's a pit. He has always been so sweet but he is definitely fear reactive on a leash or even off leash around men and dogs. He did not used to be but he has gotten really reactive to the point that she had him in her car and a dog was fown the road and walking nicely and he bolted out of her car.. he immediately attacked the dog. Now she is completely petrified to take her dog on a walk and won't. He drags her all over doesnt listen to almost anything she says no matter what she does even in the house to where if he knows he's going out the door he is instantly all over the place and very vocal. I have gone over and worked on making him calm down before he's allowed out the door and it takes a LONG time for him to get there and he still is almost never ready for it. I wish she could afford to come see you your only a 3 hour drive away! I'm so sad for her and him because she's at a loss of how to fix things and him being inside is only going to make his excitement more intense 😢

Great videos, super informative💯! Are the biothane slip lead coming back anytime soon?! 🤔😟

@@laceylou4155 Well thats a pitbull, why would she get a dog bred for fighting and then be surprised it attacks other dogs? A border collie is bred for herding, terriers for hunting rats and such, and pits is bred for fighting. Can't fanthom why anyone would keep them as a pet, unless it's for dog fighting which is unbelievably horrible.

@@jogu1001 I don't really agree with that statement because in my opinion and life experiences any dog can attack or be aggressive etc. It doesn't honestly matter the breed. Fear based reactivity is fear based reactivity...... unfortunately breed shaming is so common and some have bad reputations... which is the only reason I mentioned he is a pitty. Some trainers know what works better for specific breeds and that was the only reason I brought it up.

Do u have any help video which explains dog agression towards another? When I unleashed my dog ... in 80% cases she runnin towards another dog and bark and make scary positions even bite... being agressive ... im not able to find correct answer fot this condition ... if u found some video with just little help on this issue... i will be greatful. Thank you for your work ... your channel is an inspiration ))

Right! To also add to this though, much of it is confidence. Dogs pick up on that.

It's the experience of dealing with countless of dogs everyday

Yes!

Absolutely! In this case the woman really surprised me tho, she appeared to have confidence about her I hadn't expected and took direction without the cynicism some of the owners initially demonstrate.

@@dogsenseforu301 So I don't know how to say this but that's a stuffed dog, not real, fake. Luna is not aggressive and this was a fake golden retriever, noones business is at risk.

She’s funny

Love the rewind!

@@ianmckenzie5303Me too. I’ve just taught orbit to my dog now I have to figure out what to call reverse orbit, I’m definitely using rewind!

Omg yes she is so crazy well behaved it's definitely inspiring 🙌

I couldn't agree more!! I love seeing her

💯

After watching this channel and more like it I've learned to accept and learn from the mistakes I made with my first dog, now I work on being a better leader to her. And its been worth it.

@Jen D. not just pitbulls, mastiff, german shephards, rots, dobbies, malinos, etc are like holding a weapon ready to fire. The bites from those dogs are waaayy more severe than a pitbull.

@Jen D. I agree, but also all breeds large and small. In my complex their are two dachshunds that are obnoxious. They chase after people walking by, and bit my neighbor. Just because they weigh -3lbs, doesn’t give the owner the right to use their size as an excuse.

@Jen D. or any dog owner.. any breed can be aggressive, reactive, unsure, unpredictable, etc.

That’s great advice! I’m doing that as of today, it really checked our engagement. 👏🏼👏🏼

But the owner didn’t even have the leash at one point! How can she do a correction if she doesn’t have the leash? And he is telling her to slow down, but also cut in! What choice does she have?! Either she has to speed up to cut in front, or she will just be bumping into the dog’s midsection. It’s a no-win-situation! I’m confused, frustrated and annoyed!

@@stephenmansfield2722 She sped up and kept speed after rather than slowing back down after the correction

Very pretty!

It's a real pitbull

hahah!

Happy for you!

@@tomdavisofficial truly appreciate what you do bro thanks a lot

Yesssss so much work and responsibility to have a dog. Never knew it until I finally got one and he would pull hard on the leash.

She just loves anyone with a ball or tug lol

haha, it's funny

Thank you, I like to think of it as art. Constantly switching gears to yield the most success for the dog and the owners 🤍

​@@tomdavisofficial that is the way of a great teacher! Finding what works for everyone means adjusting g and being creative to get your communication across. It really is about the message sent and received! Thanks, Tom. You are a marvelous resource for us!!

i have a purebred pitbull and this dog prancing around in its excited state was exactly my dog before her reactivity was fixed. and yeah, the prancing around is hilarious for me to watch now just cuz I now see how ridiculous their abundance of energy can look in untrained behavior.

Pick it up!

Thanks, I thought of that on the fly, I think it helped.

It’s usually a combination of the human and the dog. Both of the owners seemed very set in their ways.

Hge difference!

Film yourself if you can. A lot of times you can see your mistakes when you're not in the moment.

In the middle of the video you can really see the owner getting frustrated and hectic

It’s an owner problem, not a dog problem.

Thanks Chris!

Much love Brigitte!

Yes, absolutely. They pick up on your energy and state of mind more than anything.

I have a pit-heeler too and she’s gotten more reactive after an off-leash dog approached and things got ugly. Hoping this type of training can help her.

I know!! I love watching these videos

Thanks!

Awe! Thank you Patrick!

Yes!

Yes it is!!

100!!

Same!!

hahah

At first I thought he meant "bite" for the b-word, but then she said break. I was like, "duh. That should have been obvious" Then I scroll through the comments and see this lol.

Oh yes, ya gotta!

Thanks Doirs!

Thanks Ben!

Thanks Barbara!

Thank you so much!~

Thank you so much! NO BAD DOG ARMY

Thanks for watching

wow, thanks!

She's something!

Thank you so much!

Thanks, Laura!

Thank you so much

Thanks again!

That's great!