This Dog is Tearing this Family Apart! (Cesar's Dog Nation!) 

yup

Right away I knew it was a kid and the mom they were stressed out more than the dad was but all three of them none of them knew how to get rid of their own Fear I’m glad he showed them. That vet and his family are going to be OK I think Especially the vet I think this turned his whole world around good job Cesar

Witch means that its the parents fault.

@@Storyraymond it’s almost always the parents...

No one wants there ears and nose being touched.

Always

Cesar’s #1 rule every time.

@@lisamac8503 👍👍

Yes but now a days you can't tell humans anything..they come biting at you worse than animals

If I had a nickel for every time I've heard that, but it's not instructive or constructive

Exactly!

​@@antoinettenovella1630 true but if your child gets bitten by a desperate animal because he or she does not know boundaries or empathie for other creatures its the dog or cat that ends up in a kill shelter. So watch out for gods sake and use your brains. Particularly with a special needs child. By the way, its THEM that get best help from four legged friends. Clever supervision provided.

@@antoinettenovella1630 children with those issues can still learn boundaries with animals like any normal child can. It’s just different teaching and equally if not note important to do!

@@antoinettenovella1630 everyone needs rules boundaries and limitations. Even children with disorders. Its all a matter of extent.

Lol I'm sure your kids are perfect 😂

Agreed! The wimpy "No no, Levi. Be nice" doesn't cut it for me! She needs to use a firmer more serious voice. And not a request, but a command.

@@catharineorellana3522 right like the kid is going to listen to the voice. Hope she figured out babying him won’t work later in life either.

Yesssss

Agree100%

Did not like this at all This women had no intention of checking and keeping an eye on her kids YOU do not let kids pull on a dog I have a strong sense she was jealous of the dog and wanted her husband to get rid of Kona I am a trainer myself and animal behaviorist (BA) I would have immediately told her that she is a huge part of this problem Animals have limits and she was (in my opinion) purposely allowing her kids to do this Very annoying video

they don't teach it, hon, because they don't know how

Because people don’t know how to raise dogs let alone children. I knew when my mom was serious. Today kids get by with acting out because parents don’t know how to lay down rules. Poor puppy!

You can teach children but there’s always going to be an element of unpredictability with kids. Dog owners must have zero tolerance of aggression with their dogs. 🐩

Yes Tien, my sentiments exactly. And I think it's good and healthy if children learn how to be with animals. Can be downright therapeutic. It's not for nothing that there are therapy animals for children with physical or mental problems, like dogs & horses. I was always around animals and I couldn't imagine a life without them...😊🐕🐎

animals are NOT cheap nannys. Sometimes you have to guard the animal from the kids until they become sensible enough to behave. Saw that when I worked in a shelter. The nicest little cat, a bit shy but always eager to hop on my lap for a good cuddle after my job was done in her department, went to a family with toddlers. This kitty never showed me any sign of aggression. But I am grown up, I wait until it comes to me, I know how to touch a cat and never force it. Well, little kids do not know that. They feel a warm fluffy thing and want to GRAP it whatever it takes. Not many cats (or dogs) take that kindly. They feel pushed, cornered and sometimes the kids hurt them. The kitty I mentioned came back to the shelter 2 days after adoption, "too dangerous for the kiddies" - ähm, really? They wrote a note on the door "Not sociable with children". It made me angry. For heavens sake, if you want your children grow up with animals, TEACH them to get along with each other! They are no nannys, no punching balls, no toys, they are living creatures.

How can I view full episodes?

Glad I found this. I used to watch you on tv every weekend. I just love watching.

Cesar Millán in spanish with a Yaquis baseball cap ha-ha just kidding. You do you Mr. Cesar M. !!

I would like to see older videos when you were still in L.A. I miss the big pack.

Thanks Cesar! I'd love to see more of your work with helping two dogs in the same household get along better!

Geez yes sorry to say but those kids seem whiny 😕

Wow I hope you don't have kids...toddlers will be toddler no matter what some times...there only baby's lerning to be a kid...how about don't get a dog just to use it to dump negative emotions on it...its not fair to the dog.

@@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army Wow yourself. Spoken like the parent of children with excused bratty behavior. I DO have kids and they learned early on that we make the rules and when we said "no" that we meant it. Yes, toddlers will be toddlers, but that's exactly why there are parents - to help nurture and guide children towards better behavior since they don't have the maturity or mental development to do it themselves. Otherwise, as a parent you're just copping out and taking the easy route. Also, he didn't get the dog to "dump negative emotions on it". If that were the case then anytime he felt anxiety he would abuse the dog, while quite the opposite was true. Whenever the owner started getting tense the dog would come to him with love and that love would be reciprocated, creating a bond of love and trust between the two.

@@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army he's a small kid not a baby lol the kids to blame because Mom and Dad didn't teach him how to respect the dog and boundaries and to not hurt animals

@@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army wow you are so deluded.... you are the problem....

Mom is passive

Yeah the mom just let it happen kind of encouraged it with her tense energy

Mom needs to not have any more kids.

Mom learns how to set boundaries. We all learn that. So all moms learn that. When someone tells her.

An old acquaintance of mine once brought their dog to the vet, to get him put down because he bit their 2 year old. The vet said: "I'm not putting him down. Especially if he has 25 staples in his ear. I'm surprised the dog didn't bite sooner" They never knew he had staples in his ear, caused by their own kid

Right! I agree.

Yes correct

Yeah...kids learn respect for animals from day 1

@Kirsten Macfarlane Are you vegan?

That's true but just like a dog/puppy , the children need to be taught aswell. I've had to teach my youngest son this. He puts his face right in our young male dogs face and the dog growls. So I actually have 2 corrections I need to make. The child and the dog. So much work lol

Since Agggeessss ago! 🙌💜

Cesar is wisdom in person...

I wish I could. I wish it would go away because it had ruined my life.

@@QueenTaj7 Do you have a dog Julie?

You are such an amazing person!!!!! Love the compassion you display on a regular basis!!!!! This was a wonderful thing you did.

Couldn’t agree more. Toddlers need to learn respect for animals.

@LadieKadie1 just don't let him do these things

@LadieKadie1 yes the toddler doesn't understand, but that's why the parent needs to be a parent and teach the child that it's not ok to do that. If parents don't teach their children what is ok and not ok, think of the troubles that child will get into once older. Look at the way the world is now, we have more confused people that don't even know what gender they are, more getting involved in drugs and crimes, disrespect for elders, etc.

@LadieKadie1 it's called a baby gate. If the kid is too young to understand how to properly interact with a dog then they need to be separated in times where mom or dad isn't 100% focused on monitoring the child, like cooking dinner or cleaning. The dog's life depends on it because he will be punished for biting that kid even if the kid instigated.

@@findinggod1746 oh calm down. The fact that you think being gay or trans is connected to not being disciplined enough means you're not in touch with reality.

Well done. The thing is if one owns a dog who is simply an angel, i.e. patient, loving, always there for cuddles and hugs. Those people don't even realize that there are dogs who don't want to be treated like a toy. and this is quite difficult to communicate. Then,the dog looking for respect is always the bad guy...

@@motorola4762 Exactly. Too many people have a romanticized memory of the family dog who put up with all kinds of nonsense from little kids and expect that from all dogs rather than questioning if it's the right thing to do in the first place.

I was thinking the exact same thing! Doggos need their den as their place to get away and relax.

He may have but it may not have made the editing. It definitely should be included though

Exactly! Mine dogs get along with my children very well but the only time my female gets feisty is when the kids mess her crate, she will come running and barking from wherever she is. Thank goodness my kids are 10 years old and up and respect her crate but they do it because my female dog is on the smaller side so sometimes we can’t find her in the house and it’s a sure way to find her but they know otherwise don’t mess with her crate and we’ve enforced that from they beginning as a pup and she’ll be 6 this year.

@@iam_loved1686 I used to manage a shelter and many adult dogs were surrendered because of "incidents" with children...the more we asked for info, they would eventually tell you it was because of something the child had done to the dog and the dog reacted, then paid the price.

@@iam_loved1686 if your dog is getting feisty when your kids approach the crate, that's a problem. It's true the dog should see its crate/kennel or whatever space is given to them, as a place of relaxation and not punishment, but they shouldn't think they own the crate. Dogs are territorial by nature, they scare you away from "their space", all of a sudden you avoid going near it which gives them more space to claim as their own until eventually the entire house is "theirs". Children definitely need to play their role as well, which means respecting the dog and not trashing the whole show, but children will do what children do, and from what you're describing, if they even so much as approach the crate, the dog goes nuts. You're basically encouraging the dog to be the boss. You're fortunate that she's small.

Yeah totally 🙈

Exactly! I would be pissed if someone sat on me too..

He's not out of control, he's a typical toddler. The instinct of every toddler is to test boundaries.

@@JoyfulMD sounds like this hit to close to home 😂🤷‍♂️

western parents are too gentle with their children, to the point of not wanting to reprimand which is right and wrong. this is which is why many spoiled kids

He is 2 y/o, relax bro

Wow that is beautiful.

Thank you so much for mentioning this (coming from a service dog handler).

thanks

Dog doesn't like the hyper out of control no boundaries kid. Neither would I.

People should educate their brats to respect animals

@@briannahernandez6627 👍🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@adorable3817 exactly, I'm with the dog on that one...

Yes I love how Cesar posed the question and gently presented the REAL issue. You’re CHILD that has not been taught how to interact with dogs. But somehow it became the dogs fault. WOW

Exactly!!!

He’s an adopted dog that he had a connection with, he’s not a trained service dog.

I wish Cesar would focus and highlight the differences of an actually trained service dog vs. Emotional support. The client has the ability to owner train for service but work needs to be put in.

@@emb6077 Exactly. PTSD isn't something you can just shut off. The whole family is going to be affected and the dog is not trained to handle it.

The dog needs to also be trained as a service dog! I rescued a dog & I trained him into my service dog. It can be done.✨

@@emb6077 Couldn’t agree more. Coming from a service dog handler

don't fret, tell other people friendly but firmly, careful with the dog, its anxious, not vicious, please be so kind and keep your children at a distance. Let the dog come to THEM. Any sensible person should understand that. Have to do the same with my grumpy old cat and it works.

@@MollyGrue1 it seems there is more and more a lack of education in people around "how to behave properly with an animal". A cop came to my house to give me infos. We were in the garden. A cat was doing his cat business, suddenly the cop decided to pet his head without warning. The cat snapped him and ran away. The cop said to me "you should give a better education to this cat" I was thinking "So should have your mom done with YOU Man".

blessings!

No this is not awesome, I’m studying animals and vet nursing and I’m class we watch his videos to make sure we don’t become like that, he does not know how to properly train a dog with proper techniques. He does not understand the animal at all

@@breesimmons8244 your opinion my dear and seeing that you have no real life experience with dogs than it is not a very educated opinion. I have been involved in dog rescue and rehabilitation with much success for twenty years and have seen it all.

@@catherinemorris908 well you can have your opinion hun but what I’m telling you is my opinion. And I’m quite educated I work in animal shelters and everything too so don’t go saying I’m not educated hun xx

@@breesimmons8244 you sound like a teenager so you can’t be that educated. And my twenty years beats your teenage years by 100 miles. He has saved more dogs from euthanasia than you have ever worked with, so take it somewhere else.

If it were me, I’d make it clear to the kid that you treat the dog with love or you aren’t going to be near the dog!!! Boundaries are a must

Bcoz kids are just kidz. They dont know what they do.

@@brianmayabella5992 That’s why there’s parents to teach him the right way to approach a dog a treat a puppy or a cat or a kitten or any animal inside the home and… It wouldn’t be bad for them to take the kids to PetSmart’s they have a pet or not and realize how to treat animals in general

@@jeanmastrangelo1157 kids learn from watching adult òr someone or something like tv. Do u think that a 3 yr old learns from talking to you? Its like talking to a dog and you say come, come. Kids learns from adults of what your voice pattern is, your action and the way you react. Common mistakes is to treat a dog or a child with the same intellectual as us. That you expected to follow you by telling them. Have you not learn what they see in tv is the same way as watching you as a parent act?

@@brianmayabella5992 that’s why I said it’s up to the parents to teach them it’s not the dogs fault at all stop putting it on innocent animals … And you’ll be surprised with three-year-old knows and doesn’t know it just shows how ignorant the parents are… I’m respectfully removing myself from this conversation