Cesar Millan has no choice but to take Misty, a dog who has bitten its own family multiple times, to his Dog Psychology Center. He puts Misty through his pool test to get her under control, and get her comfortable with being held and pet! Will she pass the test? Get more dog training tips on Cesar 911! Watch Cesar 911 on Dabl for FREE! Visit https://bit.ly/2sGTUwA for where to watch!
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Not worth the risk.
See if this was the nutty parents who focus on “feelings” instead of what is good for the child, this dog would never gain confidence. Just like these dead beat parents who think their kids are born transgender and allow them to do whatever they want. Because they think “feelings” is more important then parenting a child. Children need a balance of love and respect. Those parents think love means doing whatever your child wants. Giving them instant gratification. What it ends up doing is failing them in life when they cannot get it. Spoiling them. It is pathetic. Love is also telling them no. Then there is discipline. What is lacking in a lot of homes. Because parents rather just role over and play dead if that makes it easier. To much love the child needs 'safe' spaces because they cannot deal with life. To much discipline they end up being the class bully. They need an equal amount of both. By doing that, they learn respect. Most children today do not have respect. And that is due to lazy parenting or the lack of any parenting at all.
Excellent job w/ Misty and she's a lovely dog. I have a black dog like her and she was a Street Dog in Mex. and suffered a lot – she's like the Coppertone Girl dog – maybe she would not be alive if she didn't find me – she wouldn't leave. She's the most affectionate dog I've ever had!!! She's always at my feet and I'm so glad I kept her even though I had to take local buses to get back to Az. from Mex.
So then what happened?
Great video. The dog must be very frightened and trying to protect herself. Cesar made a great start in replacing her fear with confidence in him.
Should have drowned the stupid dog
I wouldn't let that guy around my dog even if he offered me a million dollars
There’s not much difference between all these rank dog behaviors and rank kid behaviors. Both need security and strong, kind, assertive, loving, leaders. As well, quality, fresh food, tons of daily, quality, outdoor time, to burn off pent up energy and anxiety.
Nasty ass Green pool!!! Cruelty to animals and humans!!!
dog needs to have its head caved in
Way back when Caesar first came on tv I was like, “Oh please no one is a 'whisperer' that knows certain animals that well. After watching one show it was clear he is in fact a dog whisperer, he knows dog psychology better than anyone else by far.
Why ever put a child's face in front of a snarling dog? So many other ways to go about this reintroduction.
I am grateful for anyone who spares a thought for the woof.
The owners created the insecurity in the dog
In my opinion, anyone who would keep a dog who continually bites the family, is the one who needs a psychologist.
I hear one of his dogs is filing a “#MeToo” complaint???
Water has such healing qualities.
Poor old girlie
I mean, he gets it done. Me? Just get a good dog to start with.
ah yes ignore a dogs signals saying they are uncomfortable and hold BOTH FRONT paws up in a completely weird arbitrary unnatural position for what reason? perfect….yes…..great. 😡 teaching kids to ignore dog body language…cause that's not going to lead to trouble
Nothing wrong with the dog, that family is BS though. Only reason the dog is that nervous is because they do not provide a safe space for the dog. I can guarantee you there is too much expressed emotion in that household and at least one person has anger issues. That dog is is a constant state of terror. Lifting the legs with Cesar works because its not afraid, yet it is terrified even of the little girl. I can see the dog loves them to bits by its reaction to them showing up, but their own nervousness is what is keeping this poor animal in that state.
Good job! Bless all the dogs you help.
She's not using him as “strength|, she's using him as protection. That fundamental misunderstanding is where Cesar fails.
“What is she doing!?””Smelling.”Having the money to afford a dog does not automatically mean you're qualified to be caring for an animal.
violent dogs need a lead treatment, one will do it, and they never bother or bite anyone again.
Where's Cartman?
Wasn't this the dude zapping Cartman nonestop?
He has the dog training thing down, but the people are the problem. More time is needed to train people, on how to be better Stewarts for the animals.
“A controlled environment” this is key. Forcing a dog to interact with other dogs that you have no control over will never end well. It traumatized my puppy and now she hates and fears other dogs. All because she was chased around by 3 other dogs where their owner couldn't stop them. Not aggressive chasing, they just wanted to say hi but it was the first time my puppy was ever around more than 1 dog at a time. Now she barks aggressively and tries to run away when another dog is around. Just wish I had an older dog that was experienced with puppies that could be calm and let my puppy just take her time coming up to it and do this a few times a week for a few hours. I think that's what she needs. Baby steps. At least I know she will never bite anyone. Can't say the same for other dogs if she was backed into a corner where she couldn't get away. She is almost a year and a half old and super sweet. Just need to get her to be calm around other animals.
1st of all as always after watching one of these? Bravo Cesar. My take away as a lot of times is that a lot of people unfortunately have no business owning a dog…they are simply not dog people & thusly not equipped for the responsibility. It had to be said.
I'm 60 years old and have had dogs my whole life and have never had a problem dog. The reason is that I'm not a problem person who transfers their insecurities onto their pets.
Animals are to be eaten by something living. It's the circle of life.
Caesar has a lot of aggressive tactics outside of this video so be careful of what you learn or pick up from him.
It's very simple . Don't piss off the dog . How would you feel if someone just walked up to you and started touching you and holding your hand .
3:25 Those people should not have a dog. Not one of them said hello to her.
So the dog attempts to rip the kids hands wrists off and the family says ” let's keep trying to make him a normal dog instead of just getting one that dosent need to be ” rehabilitated* saving thousands of dollars and no trips to the emergency room for my kids several attempts to shred my child's hand wasn't enough. I love my child too much to keep an animal with aggression issues around her these kids will remember that too when they are adults that the parents kept the same damn dog that tried to hurt them and didn't care enough to get rid of that dog and withered don't have one or get one that's loving and gentle in nature where no one's safety is in question
Yea totally worked smh
Ah…
Why should even a dog be exited about a total stranger touching their fur? Biting is the equivalent of slapping your hand. Ask permission of the owner and dog first before petting!
Love this great guy
Why are small dogs so angry?
I'm not a dog person. I'm not really a pet person. At least these owners care enough to address the problem. So many owners just don't care enough to address bad behavior.
Weak parents should not get dogs.
Awesome…..
Seems that in most cases the dog is ok, its the owner(s) that are messed up.
Ceased is the type of guy to go into a pool with work boots and jeans.
The overrated property inherently live because calf concurringly milk midst a pretty season. glossy, delicate pancreas
This is what I need to do. Stop fleeing and learn how to say stop.
Dude, clean your pool! It looks like the Detroit river.
No way here it is I grew up with this show, amazing. He is definitely the reason I try to talk to dogs to calm them down and to try to understand animals better
Props to this mans patients, I would have flipped that dog and pinned him to the ground to show him he's not the boss, I am. Then proceed to ration his food and water until he behaves himself. Treat it like an addiction, you need to control your addiction to be able to overcome that and doing that by having a strict plan with no variation.
What was this dogs life like before this to get go this state.
They obviously just never touch or stroke their dog. It's clearly not a part of their family just an accessory.
My adopted dog growled at my wife ONE time. My tone, body posture, and quickness told him that was an unacceptable action.
Letting go when the dog growls teaches the dog that’s how it gets what it wants.
1:07 this will be like a what Cesar?
Cesar can touch da feet. You no touch da feet.
will she pass the test? 4:48
Pity he doesn’t know about positive training.
We have a dog that doesn’t like her feet touched, at all. It took a VERY long time to get her to a point where just I was at least allowed to touch her feet. Didn’t see this episode so I’m not sure if the dog got this the same way as ours but ours is afraid, likely, because of a bad nail job someone did to her. For context, she is a rescue that we adopted when she was already likely 8-9 years old. Spry as she is, she’s old for a dog. She also has a very deep fear of nail clippers, can’t even stay in the same room of anywhere she thinks she hears them being used, let alone getting them close enough to use on her. She will go into a full ptsd episode for any time someone tries to use them on her and she isn’t sedated. Because of the danger, we have the vet do them while she is under. Likely our rescue was in a previously abusive household, due to many of her triggers we got her with initially. One of those was feet. I can now touch her feet, and sometimes other family members can. She has also learned to reject the touching of her feet without biting or growling as a first response. She has learned that she simply needs to pull her feet away or nudge first are acceptable ways to tell someone to stop touching. We show her respect by obeying these signals. It took a very very long time to get her to this point though. Luckily she is very food motivated and she learned to trust me most of all when we first got her. I’m still the first one she allows to push her limits and is allowed to do the more difficult things with her first. This is quite a switch because dad is usually the dog trainer of the family (he is quite good at it) and is usually favored by all our dogs because of it. While she loves and trusts all our family members now, she always trusts me first and comes to me for comfort and guidance. My training I started her with was simply taking advantage of her positive association with food and using that to flip her association with other things. Mostly this technique was used with men, she had a deep fear of men, but since the men would come in and give her lots and lots of treats if she was nice and gentle and the women, while nice, never had treats, she came to allow herself to associate these men with good things. This allowed her to move past seeing them just as men to be feared and allowed her to love them as individuals. This I couldn’t have done without the assistance of my brother, father, and all my sister’s willing boyfriends over the years (it’s been years, so yes, some she has parted ways with). This was just one method I used. One of the ways I switched around her tolerance for people being in her space while she eats is to slowly have my brother and I get closer and closer to her (over years, not over a single session) while she ate, often while talking with each other so she had an idea of where we were at all times, and to also make it clear how at ease we were. We also would shower her with praise the closer and non confrontational she was. Since she was eating, this created a positive association since she had to tolerate this behavior to get her food and she loves eating (treats would also be tossed at her if she responded well). We always backed off once her tolerance seemed to be up for a session though. The goal was only to slowly raise that tolerance, not force it. In those early days, pushing things seemed like she would take disproportionately badly in response. I’m not kidding about this dog having ptsd. An episode was weekly back then. It took years to get where we are now where, even her old triggers, don’t start an episode more than once every other month, if that often. I’m very proud of how far she has come. She obviously worked hard on her end to get where she is. We just had to teach her better ways to cope. Now she even allows, even asks for, hugs. That one was obvious that she was used to not being listened to when she asked to be released by giving her hugs, and listening to her when she said she was done with a session, complimenting her when she pulled away in a gentle and appropriate manner, we were able to teach her that she called the shots in how long the hug was. Now she will go for hugs as a greeting with me, even sometimes up to a full 30 minutes of basically cuddles and pets and loving. I know she likes it because she leans in, putting her head on my chest, and letting out a contented sigh, even encouraging me to continue if I pull away earlier than she would like. She understands now that they aren’t something to control her. One big thing I learned from this dog is that, so long as you communicate your intent with her, insure she say you express it, she’ll allow just about anything. An example is that she was laying on a towel once (this was in the first year of us having her). Dad wanted the towel she was on and tried to pull it out from under her. This shocked her and she lunged at him. Dad backed off and called me. Since I wasn’t in the room to see what happened, I had describe what he did. When I realized that he didn’t communicate with the dog first, I walked over to our dog and tugged gently at the towel she was still on, looked her in the eye, tugged again. She got the idea and moved off the towel for a moment, allowing me to remove it, and returned to her spot once I did that, no fuss. Once I did that she wasn’t stressed anymore. Dad had just confused her and then tried to be too abrupt when he did what he did. Dad has since learned better and makes sure to always clearly communicate his intent from then on. She’s is very easy now to communicate with. She’ll basically do anything you ask, or try, if you make it clear enough, even without treats. I’ve even muzzle trained her, a must for those vet visits. We call it “snoot training.” I taught her to tolerate it, even put it on herself, but giving her lots of treats. It took a while. She did not like it at first, but easing into it was a must. The vet has seen a vast vast difference though. We still use the muzzle during check ups, as a precaution, where the vet needs to feel her up all over, but for the most part, it doesn’t seem like she cares about that anymore. It’s more for just in case, as stated. Since she has learned to tolerate it without being stressed, this is fine. And I don’t keep it on her long enough to stress her either. That’s probably the main thing I pay attention to. I learned from my dad in dog training that, not only should you always keep a sense of calm and at ease authority around you, but you also need to make sure to stay aware of your dog’s body language at all times, not to mention the environment they are in to preemptively deal with behavior triggers, always working towards better results together. Oh you still need to let them learn. Dogs are like perpetual toddlers after all. But making sure to teach them appropriate responses is a must as well. You can only do this if you pay attention and remain consistent. Consistency, much like with human toddlers, is how you establish trust. If they can’t trust the consistency, their whole world is open to questions and they don’t like that. It can make them feel insecure. Smothering them isn’t good either. They like to explore after all but keeping the basic rules consistent, and teaching them the positive associations is also very important. They like those. Ok sorry for how long this is. I need to stop staying up late.
Lol I actually jumped at the end of video😂
It's funny how this guy is doing this and people just believing he is real. He is doing stupid stuffs not related with dogs.
I'm not saying this is wrong but if this was done to a human it would be considered abuse. Oh your scared of water? Well hold your breath your going in.
I think the dog needs more time.
When that girl was holding The dogs paws, the dog was looking at Caesar for approval
Why too many cares are put into pets. People are a much harder relationship to maintain. Put these dogs down and make a friend for life.
You Cesar are one of the few people not met, who I love.
Comanches broke wild mustang horses in rivers. Tires em out fast with relative safety. Works.
I’m sorry but I hate him. I hope these dogs are all in great hands etc. but I’ve watched too many episodes of him kicking dogs and dragging them. He’s not even properly certified and was handed an HONORARY degree. Sorry but no go get properly trained Milan. You are a fraud.
This man is a total fraud!
I dont agree with this…
i think Misty has a little more training to do cause she was about to bite that little girl at the end there
yah sorry, doggy go bye bye
God bless this incredible man.
grab her paws so fast and hard is gonna result in that he was grabing them nice and gentlley nad slowly so just grab them slowly nad excpet to be bitten that way you are not jumpy that way you dont show the dog that and the dog will be jumped because you jumped
All Misty needed was to learn to trust humans and then she's able to enjoy affection and even come looking for it. Another wow way to go Cesar!
The owners need more training than the Perro! she can sence that they are hesitant expecting her to attack so naturally she reverts to her old self.
I have a bag and weight and pool test for violent dogs
A Dog is a direct reflection of her owner. Misty is F-up because of her owner's spiritual energies that She/He emits. Cezar is right: “A dog first needs are discipline, exercise, & lots of love. all in that order.
What is she doing? Smelling 💀💀💀 don’t know why but that got me
This person is wonderful
I heart Cesar! What a gentle yet confident spirit.💛
Why does this yo-yo still training dogs
The Indians broke wild horses by taking them to the water
Looks like a shock collar on the dog?
Idk about that ending 😲
The very last thing they show is the dog snapping. Lol
Those people are cat people….they just don't want to admit it to themselves yet.
I'd have put it down and gotten another dog. Would cost way to much to hire cesar.
I didn't get enough information about the little girl in the family. But something seems 'off' about her. I would need more information to make a more accurate assessment.
Once again the people are the ones who need change
There is an alternative. Don't keep a dog as a pet. And it's a LOT cheaper.
Violent dog???? where, how??? da vergonha alguns titulos hahah
Can you help me with my dog 🐩 please
I love ceaser, he is awesome 👍