-How we can help dogs listen to commands from other people? For example anyone in the house asking the dog to go to their bed, especially listening to strangers or people they don't know well.
-How to safely have a dog off the leash when in public? E.g. in an open field or dog park. Especially if other dogs who might not be friendly come towards them, what to do
-What is the right level of excitement and affection for a dog? E.g. getting them excited to go for a walk? The difference between overstimulation and healthy excitement/ play
@@bookwormbon482That could be dangerous, don't you think? Especially if you have a dog for protection as well as love and companionship. I wouldn't want my dog to obey a dangerous stranger telling them to sit and stay.🤷
Cesar, my husband, and I went to thank you, because before we got our border collie, we watched every single one of your videos over and over again, and then when we got her, we would keep referring back to the videos anytime we had questions, and now she is the most balanced, obedient intelligence beautiful 11 year year-old… and all of her life people keep asking us how we trained her so well, and we always told them about your videos! So thank-you very much for enabling us do you have such a wonderful dog and family member!
@@anabee8310 yes he does have years or experience but if you ask most professionals, they will say he is absolute natural. Many trainers will never be able to do or read dogs in the same way no matter how much experience they have
@Dogmum99 I agree, at least most of what you said! I personally, don't call myself a dog "trainer". I just say I work with dogs. Soon, I'll be working with dog who's owners say she's afraid of storms & needs socialization. The owners also don't walk their dog regularly. I'm just willing to help anyone. I've watched & learned from Cesar for the past 11yrs. I also am watching older episodes to help refresh my memory. To me, it never gets old!
@@Dogmum99 Malcolm Gladwel wrote an interesting piece on him, "what the dog saw" I think the title was, kinda looking at the origins of his abilities. It's just to acknowledge it's work too, not just being born magical.
Cesar, you are the best. I am a dog trainer in New Hampshire and I follow your methods as much as I can. Many of my clients call me a "dog whisperer". I always say I got it from studying you.
Although I just started my YOU TUBE channel July 2023, I have been working with animals the past 40 years and this is one of the non-negotiables I teach all of my clients! Safety, safety, safety. Cesar you are very a calming presence, and I can see your love for the people as well as the animals!
Very much agree with what you said at the beginning. Repetition Repetition Repetition... I typically don't use treats. I find what kind of reward the dog responds to. Sometimes it might be a toy or just a simple good job.
My dog is food motivated, so I use treats. She's 10 weeks old, walks perfectly on a leash, sits, down and stays and comes when I call her. She also will not touch her food until I say it's okay. She's a Saint Pyreenes so she'll be a big girl and it is imperative that she obeys without hesitation. She's amazing! If she were play motivated, I would use that for a reward.
Cesar prior to Covid I was volunteering training dogs at Big Dog Ranch rescue everything I did was based on what I learned from you and your books and your videos energy energy energy. Thank you for all that you do love and respect.
Aunque ahora no tengo perro, tus enseñanzas son muy importantes para evaluar a los perros ..... a los que no debo acercarme.... Veo muchas veces que el perro pasea a su humano .... ésos seguro que no te siguen. Gracias por el vídeo
So glad youre still doing instructional videos!! You are a life changer. Im back to square 1 because my 11yr old Italian greyhound got out of the dogpark the other day and decided to explore 6 ppls garages and play chicken w traffic. She knows all the commands but always thought playing tag was a more fun response to the word "come" I know its because my work hrs have escalated & shes not getting the off leash runs but its time to stop avoiding situations and train for safety. I ended up having to tackle her to bring her to safetly which couldve injured her too. I hope you can teach an old dog new tricks ( myself)
I used this technique when my husband and I lived in North Carolina and it worked perfectly. Now I find us back home in Upstate New York, deteriorating health (impingement syndrome in both shoulders and osteoarthritis in both elbows. We adopted a great dog, Phil - Ibizan / Weimaraner mix - who is SO VERY strong that taking him for a walk will be an impossibility by next year.....Cesar, I wish we had the money to bring you to us.....my pup is pulling my arms out!
Oops i almost played the next video without liking this one!! I love all Cesar's vids. An incredible mentor to the world on how people should properly raise and train dogs. Thank you!
Thank you Ceasar. I have great respect for you, this channel and the loving, rich and wholesome relationships you teach us to have, not only with our own animals, but with all beings. I appreciate you. You have a beautiful soul.
I dont know why for sure, ive been watching you since your very first shows, but these last couple of little instructional videos are just making it all click, and with our recent adoption, its gold, thank you!
Hello Cesar. Thank you so much for sharing this. I like your explanations of do's and don'ts and that your doing it many times with different scenarios and levels.
About how to approach stray dogs who show up in your neighborhood & when you encounter your neighbors out walking their dogs when you are out for just a walk bt yourself.
Eres maravilloso, César, gracias por todo. Me ayudaste muchísimo cuando mi perro llegó a casa. Fueron años felices en gran parte gracias a tus enseñanzas. ❤
Amazing video, Cesar. I love this format. Straight to the point. I can actually use this tip right away. Very helpful. It was very frustrating to watch your videos, and they were mostly cut short. Thank you! Can you please do one for stopping new puppies from biting? I love this.
Cesar I just adopted a dog from the shelter I volunteer at and the dog is frightened and nervous. How do I correct the dog without freighting him more. Stay, sit, etc.? He is 3 years old and friendly but very nervous and fears commands even when calm commands.
How long have you had the dog? If you just adopted it last week. You need to give the dog time to acclimate to it's new home and develop a bond with you. Depending on what the dog has been through, and the dogs ability, this can take 1-3 months. Bonding should be your immediate goal. Keep training to a minimum during this time. And allow your dog to learn to trust and depend on you. In the meantime take it on walks and be happy. Your dog can sense how you feel. What breed is the dog? And does it know a structured walk on leash? That's where I'd start. But I'd really love to hear Cesar's take on this too. I do well, but Cesar is phenomenal, hehe. Hope this helps.
I adopted two frightened rescue dogs. I never needed to correct just redirect with praise for the alternate behavior. Even the "aggression" turned out to be fear aggression and needed desensitization. It depends on whats causing the unfavorable behavior
Muchas gracias me encanta sus enseñanzas quisiera que algún día pueda venir a PR para poder entrenar a mis perros ya que tengo 7 y no pueden estar juntos …..
An excited Good Boy and a head scratch worked with my dog. Whatever your dog loves the most is the best reward, a treat, praise, play with a favorite toy, etc…
An intelligent dog , i remember when i was teaching this to ma cane corso , he made it hell with his stubbornness 😂 the only problem i had with him for few months 😂
Ik kijk alles en toch denk ik steeds, zit ik nou goed, of precies niet. Hopelijk kan ik een keer bij Anniek Winters gaan trainen ofzo, om zelfverzekerder te worden.
I have been working with my pittie/boxer mix on this. She just gets so excited. It is so hard for her to be calm surrender. It can take us 15-20 min. for her to reach this level.
This is something I can practice on my own but what if the distraction is another human/delivery person and or animal. That is what I am struggling with
At 2:00 he opens door and steps out the way with a head tilt before dog moves. Why would the dog think to stay? @ 4:33 his hands make a motion that would suggest he wants the dog to come to him. Same motion he makes at 2:59 when he wants the dog to come close to him. At 5:36 when he says it’s time to celebrate the dog stays because the dog isn’t clear about what Caesar wants because the cues aren’t clear to the dog. You’ll notice dog does well when the criteria is clear. Not faulting Caesar as we all do it to our poor dogs. Rather than let them fail and correct them why not explain the rules clearly so no correction is needed?
I have to starve my dog, ok not starve, but i have to NOT feed her for at least two days before she is motivated by food or treats. Is this normal? She's a 10 yr old dachsund/basenji mix. Slim build. Thank you!
