HOW TO CALM AN AGGRESSIVE DOG | Cesar 911

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  • čas přidán 6. 04. 2021
  • In this episode, I help Rosa, a therapy dog, who becomes aggressive in front of other dogs.
    I was called by Ellen to help prevent animal control from coming to take Rosa away.
    Remember it is important to use the leash to connect, stop, and guide your dog to prevent unwanted behaviors!
    Always keep calm, confident, and assertive energy!
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  • @CesarMillanOfficial
    @CesarMillanOfficial  Před 3 lety +1297

    Thank you all for watching! Let me know what you think of the video!

    • @vram3399
      @vram3399 Před 3 lety +20

      Que a ver si aprendemos un poco. Eres un orgullo para 🇲🇽

    • @PurpleTube
      @PurpleTube Před 3 lety +24

      Awesome as always. 🐶

    • @tyedyemama5746
      @tyedyemama5746 Před 3 lety +74

      We want full episodes!!! Lol

    • @beton9169
      @beton9169 Před 3 lety +20

      Cesar what if my dog starts pulling himself when I’m walking him but I’m walking slow as a calm state and what to do if he starts pulling himself to go with a dog while I’m telling him not too?

    • @trevorjensen2706
      @trevorjensen2706 Před 3 lety +5

      I am learning far more than just my behavior and energy, and how how dogs respond, but also how humans respond.

  • @Ninkopi
    @Ninkopi Před 3 lety +1599

    That immediate change in Rosa's behavior was incredible. People have no idea that they are causing their dog's behavior

    • @FunnyNESS
      @FunnyNESS Před 3 lety +72

      It's crazy that millions of people watch this show. And no one gets that THEY are the reason.

    • @stephanierobinson3860
      @stephanierobinson3860 Před 3 lety +43

      Sometimes its not the owner at fault because you get people like me that take on troubled dogs and rehabilitate them but some dogs that have had bad pasts just cant get past the trauma they have been through which was the case with my dog that recently had to be put down due to health issues he was fear aggressive with other dogs and certain types of people and no matter how much i tried to rehabilitate him nothing worked so all i could do was muzzle him and keep him on a chain leash when out on a walk as he could snap fabric leashes and i have grown up rehabilitating rescue dogs and never had that problem until i got him

    • @stephw1363
      @stephw1363 Před 3 lety +24

      Lots of us know.....and just have real trouble getting into cesars energy....it is hard! Of course my dog isnt nearly this bad, but he is definitely more reactive to things with me than my partner. Im tryin....the instructions cesar gives are hard to put into practice. Somwtimes im just tense! And sometimes i relax and dog doesnt!

    • @stephanierobinson3860
      @stephanierobinson3860 Před 3 lety +17

      @@stephw1363 the trick is to be calm, confident and walk with a purpose and also dont react and put tension on the lead if you see another dog before your dog does because if you do your sending that tension straight down the lead to your dog and then you have more chance of your dog becoming reactive hope that helps you

    • @stephw1363
      @stephw1363 Před 3 lety +9

      @@stephanierobinson3860 well....i do get the concept....but often he sees things before i do and runs to end of leash and pulls and barks....he is not really aggressive but more excited about meeting people and dogs....our neighborhood is very quiet and especially with the pandemic that is just a really novel thing that he doesnt usually see so hasnt any habituation really. Cars goin by he will still focus on me....but i do try to make sure im not tightening leash or changing my pace when i see someone in the distance....he tenses up anyway i think i may just be a bad leader!

  • @NienkeJoe
    @NienkeJoe Před 4 měsíci +8

    The moment he stood next to her, the dog calmed down. She ignored the other dog and stood close to Cesar.
    That is purely because he radiates calmness. Most people stress out and are high in adrenaline when dogs behave badly.

  • @karend.9218
    @karend.9218 Před 3 lety +195

    No talk, no touch, no eye contact. It really works, makes the dog pay attention to you.

  • @milenataylor2
    @milenataylor2 Před 3 lety +1443

    That moment Cesar laughed when Linda said: she’s better 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @arielperez5951
      @arielperez5951 Před 3 lety +5

      😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

    • @tomallen8386
      @tomallen8386 Před 3 lety +9

      🤣

    • @mikelicaakijeva5026
      @mikelicaakijeva5026 Před 3 lety +4

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @katnip2u
      @katnip2u Před 3 lety +42

      Yup, somebody didn't pay attention, when Cesar said he trains owners (and rehabilitates dogs), so in this case, Linda was better, and the dog followed.

    • @mc-ob7vp
      @mc-ob7vp Před 3 lety +4

      i died lmaoooo

  • @birgitlaks9754
    @birgitlaks9754 Před 3 lety +863

    Cesar's handling of dogs is magical. There is no other way to describe the IMMEDIATE change when Cesar takes the leash. I am absolutely fascinated by him and his deep knowledge and understanding of animals.
    And he is real and genuine, no fakeness about him whatsoever. Everything he does and says is from the heart. I would love to meet him in real life.

    • @WhiteWolfos
      @WhiteWolfos Před 3 lety +71

      Even South Park couldn't make fun of him lol he just took the lead 😆

    • @007desir
      @007desir Před 3 lety +5

      Same here! Cesar is my jesus/god! ❤️⭐️❤️

    • @007desir
      @007desir Před 3 lety +1

      We are UT sis! Sandra Lee & Cesar Milan!

    • @luisel.1943
      @luisel.1943 Před 3 lety +2

      So true!

    • @JaneDoe-hy8tq
      @JaneDoe-hy8tq Před 3 lety +27

      My husband and I had the pleasure of meeting him in London when the flight both he and we were on got cancelled. He was so casual and relaxed and took his time to talk to us. Just so kind and calm and relaxing haha. As the huge fan I am I of course politely asked for a picture which we got. We lived close to his home in Santa Clarita and he said we were always welcome to come visit the DPC since we were “neighbors”. My only regret is not visiting before we left the US permanently. Maybe we’ll get a chance to visit some other time.

  • @andrewhouse3246
    @andrewhouse3246 Před 3 lety +58

    Kudos to this woman! She admits the embarrassment & is open to learn. 👍

  • @JohnDoe-hi4bo
    @JohnDoe-hi4bo Před 3 lety +69

    this lady is willing to learn,, very important part in all this

  • @tylerharrison2051
    @tylerharrison2051 Před 3 lety +611

    My favourite human trainer and dog rehabilitation

  • @mmatrainee
    @mmatrainee Před 3 lety +396

    Love how he goes from hiding in the bushes to running to the situation.

  • @lancedeejay
    @lancedeejay Před 3 lety +3

    Anyone else binging on Cesar’s videos?

  • @glitchmanshandle
    @glitchmanshandle Před 3 lety +80

    When the therapy dog needs therapy.😭😭

  • @KingerlySHolt
    @KingerlySHolt Před 3 lety +973

    It honestly breaks my heart when owners at least TRY n fail and you can see it in their faces how heart broken they are cause they love their dogs but dont understand how to control it...

    • @vanessabearzatto5422
      @vanessabearzatto5422 Před 3 lety +43

      @@alexandera8607 She means control the situation, not the dog

    • @BB-wh1nr
      @BB-wh1nr Před 3 lety +41

      I totally agree with you! She's open minded, it's just takes some patience to change

    • @LordJoker88
      @LordJoker88 Před 3 lety +18

      @Mark Paul Francis Xavier you actually need to control yourself before you can even think about controlling your animal

    • @LordJoker88
      @LordJoker88 Před 3 lety +9

      Ok have fun with that

    • @sexymexijesse
      @sexymexijesse Před 3 lety +9

      It's cuz most owners get dogs through impulse and choose off emotion.
      "HOW CUTE!!!"
      Rather than taking it seriously, learning as much as they can to pick a dog that matches their energy/personality.
      I guarantee if she had picked a smaller dog She wouldn't be as nervous, Or at least the rest of us wouldn't be...

  • @titov7823
    @titov7823 Před 3 lety +238

    Cesar is easily my top 3 favorite human beings in the world! I would love to meet him one day

    • @Suchasinghji
      @Suchasinghji Před 2 lety +1

      Tell about other two

    • @dustylong
      @dustylong Před 2 lety

      @@Suchasinghji 🤣😂🤣

    • @Snags50
      @Snags50 Před 2 lety +3

      if your meeting Cesar you training your dog wrong lol

  • @kobieta3906
    @kobieta3906 Před 3 lety +4

    I like people on this show like this woman, she is not sure what shes doing wrong yet but shes grateful of the opportunity to learn and tries her best without whining

    • @prhanson
      @prhanson Před 3 lety +1

      Agreed she had a great attitude, very nice to see.

  • @stefanovanenio
    @stefanovanenio Před 3 lety +538

    I have trained dogs for 20 plus years, I have watched pretty much everything cesar does, I think I can read dogs almost as well as him, BUT, his ability to calm a dog and have a conversation with it and in such a short space of time is truly incredible. I am humbled and in awe of his skill and ability and hope that I can attain even 10% of what he does in the time he does it. Amazing!
    Edit.
    I find it interesting when the word energy is used, it is a good and simplistic way of talking about radiating your emotion. Dog language is strongly biased towards body language, in other words, as cesar describes "head up, shoulders back, walk tall and calm or as he would say calm assertive energy" this body language is show the dog that you are the pack leader and they can be.. Well just happy go lucky because the pack leader has everything under control. It's not necessarily emitting energy but about how your dog and other dogs read your body language.

    • @KathgoKat
      @KathgoKat Před 3 lety +53

      I totally agree Steve ...Ive been training GSDS for 50 yrs..and Im in total awe of Cesar and what he does..To all the people who bash him and say his methods are abusive.... they dont know WTH they're talking about!!!! The man is amazing !!

    • @mikefrost8775
      @mikefrost8775 Před 3 lety +19

      Its all about your energy/demeanor with the dog.. dogs can read human energy in a way that's un explainable. Most owners tense up, get nervous and give their dog the wrong signals when they expect a problem. The dog reads that nervous energy and usually thinks they're protecting the human. Or the human gets frustrated and then the dog feels like you're angry with them. That's the reason caesar is ALWAYS telling owners to be Calm, confident & 100% sure..

    • @darkcellador
      @darkcellador Před 3 lety +9

      Its scary ironic that by avoiding proper training and consistent boundaries (what some call abuse) is more harmful for the dog.

    • @goer3148
      @goer3148 Před 3 lety +10

      @@darkcellador idk some people on cesars show have no idea of the basics of dog training or training any domesticated animal. if you literally don't know the simplest tactics how you even getting a dog

    • @markfuller
      @markfuller Před 3 lety +17

      @@darkcellador Even more scary ironic: people will talk smack about Cesar's way, calling it abuse, shunning anyone who is a fan of Cesar. These people have taken over at shelters with political correctness & cliques. They run off *a lot* of good people who would foster/volunteer. That leads to more dogs in the shelter longer, fewer spaces (more euthanasia to make room). It's like letting perfection be the enemy of good(!).
      That's a best-case analysis -- assuming their way is perfection. But, it's not. These people tend to have the least balanced dogs. They hold everyone else to high standard, and then they can't even foster themselves because they have dogs who don't get along with each other. They celebrate that they rescued these dogs, "that's just how he is." Oblivious to how their perfectionism (about all-positive training) leads to more dogs sitting in shelters waiting for outlet. (As well as running off good people who could foster and find outlets.).
      I remember one who complained how, after 6 months her foster still remained in the bedroom hiding. I asked if she used a leash to keep the dog nearby while in the house (prevent hiding). She said that would be like abuse. The dog has to choose on its own. No amount of treats and coo'ing "it's ok, it's ok..." was working.
      Which is abuse? Giving a dog rules/boundaries/limitations so it can move on to a different way of existing more balanced? Or, being obsessed with a principle that doesn't work? Letting the dog not move on for months just because the principle (all positive) is more important? (While more dogs pile up at the shelter.).
      It's nuts. They'l use hyperbole to say Cesar "hits and kicks" dogs, deliberately misrepresenting what's happening (and how Cesar says there should never be impatience/frustration/anger). It's just correcting the dog with enough energy for it to hear. If the dog is a higher level of activity/focus, it needs more intensity to hear the leader's correct. It's like a vibrating collar's 1-10 dial. Different dogs need more. (A timid dog would be startled by a mild leash pop. An intensely focused aggressive dog wouldn't feel it.). If you were talking to someone hard of hearing, these people would say "you were yelling & screaming at them. No, no... don't argue with me. It doesn't matter what you say you were doing, it looked like yelling & screaming so that's what it is. I know more about it than you do."
      It's an ugly personality where they push others down to feel better about themselves. Read Aesop's fable about "the dog in the manger." That's exactly the personality involved. They're motivated to maintain an "us vs them" identity, all bad, all good (splitting, "black/white think" in psychology) than they are about being honest.
      I always ask: if Cesar's way is so bad, invalid, worth of "call out & cancel," why hasn't someone created a multi-season series showing something vastly better? At best there are other styles showing the same results. Cesar's way can't be that bad if it's getting the same results. How can it be bad, but work so well? If it's that bad, you'd think it would be glaringly obvious. Not just people insisting it's bad because it "looks bad." Or, "studies say..."

  • @mannyaustinanderson9608
    @mannyaustinanderson9608 Před 3 lety +39

    Cesar is a Mexican legend 💯💯💯💯🙌✊🏿. He brings greatness to humanity 💯💯💯

  • @Babblesays
    @Babblesays Před 3 lety +102

    lol 9:10
    Linda: "She was better."
    Cesar: laughs

    • @riolizsh
      @riolizsh Před 3 lety +1

      😂😂😂😂😂

  • @FrankGordonA
    @FrankGordonA Před 2 lety +10

    Guys I don't have a dog but I can't stop watching these videos. Cesar is amazing.

  • @bobbysantchannel
    @bobbysantchannel Před 3 lety +477

    The master of dog

  • @GrislyAtoms12
    @GrislyAtoms12 Před 3 lety +33

    How many dogs (and people!) has this man helped? May God bless you, Cesar Millan!

    • @AshleyDeSouza79
      @AshleyDeSouza79 Před 3 lety +1

      I would think of it like this " How many humans has this man helped?" The change comes from the human first to change the dogs behaviour. If human doesn't change so doesn't the dog.

    • @GrislyAtoms12
      @GrislyAtoms12 Před 3 lety

      @@AshleyDeSouza79 I'm not going to think like that.

    • @AshleyDeSouza79
      @AshleyDeSouza79 Před 3 lety

      @@GrislyAtoms12 more power too you.

    • @uaintseememaaan8901
      @uaintseememaaan8901 Před 2 měsíci

      9

  • @nkululekondhlovu4020
    @nkululekondhlovu4020 Před 3 lety +40

    The whole behind the tree bit kills me. "What's Cesar doing here? I mean I am glad he was there.."

  • @motherofangels1710
    @motherofangels1710 Před 10 měsíci +6

    I have a boxer/pitbull mix we got as a puppy. He was the sweetest dog that loved just about everyone and friendly with other dogs & cats. Then when he was 3 yrs old while we were on a walk, someones pitbull broke out of their poorly built fence and jumped on our dog instantly. Our dog was biting back but has an underbite & just couldn't hardly defend himself plus the attacking dog was solid rock. My husband was finally able to break it up and our dog came away with minor injuries physically but it completely changed him. It's been nearly 2 years since and he still gets highly aggressive and lunges at any dogs we walk by or that walk by our fence. We had to quit taking our RV out camping because he is to aggressive at parks and we have to walk him very late (like 11pm -1am) when nobody else is out and about. Our veterinarian doesn't even like when we have appointments because even with a muzzle it takes 3 to 4 people just to give him a shot. Maybe it's just me that's tense but I don't feel tense until he starts to lunge.

  • @user-wy2ji6dt7r
    @user-wy2ji6dt7r Před 5 měsíci +2

    I love Cesar Millan e the dog's ❤🐾🐾♥️👍

  • @denisseaguayo7779
    @denisseaguayo7779 Před 3 lety +118

    Literally I cried while I was watching this video, i'm going through the same thing and it's so frustrating. But it's me who needs to make the changes. Thank you Cesar. I'll keep trying.

    • @andrewwilliam363
      @andrewwilliam363 Před 3 lety +5

      Yeah it's hi how are you doing!

    • @1Skorpia
      @1Skorpia Před 3 lety +9

      Check any kind of negative (frustrating,anxious,nervous) energy out the door before handling the dog. You are talking with your BODY and ENERGY. if the dogs sensing your in "distress" or feeling upset/not well they react in a "heightened/alert /protective" way. Picture your listening to waves on a beach or hearing light rain ..whatever visually to calm and not feel anything but CALM.

    • @kishajenkins8542
      @kishajenkins8542 Před 2 lety +2

      Same here. I have two dogs and they both are aggressive towards other dogs. I need to keep studying this video and practicing.

    • @raqueld4899
      @raqueld4899 Před 2 lety +1

      Practice makes perfection. I have a 4year old boy and girl boxers, thanks to Cesar's advices they're more well behaved. But we still have room for improvement

    • @lizard3755
      @lizard3755 Před 2 lety +2

      Keep at it! Just by working to get better you're showing that you care for your dog(s) and it's great that you're making the effort.

  • @alexnaturalis1179
    @alexnaturalis1179 Před 3 lety +48

    Leadership is not something you just decide you are going to do. It takes practice. I dare say parents mislead their kids all the time and get into problems. Patience and commitment fueled by love is what everyone needs.

  • @mlolvera91
    @mlolvera91 Před 3 lety +143

    I can relate when she said she doesn’t know what she does exactly to cause Rosa to react that way. It’s actually really hard to figure out what the trigger is for some, especially if you’re not mindful about yourself.

    • @workliferecognition7002
      @workliferecognition7002 Před 2 lety +1

      You can see the anticipation she has of a dog attack the way she walked after getting the dog out of the car.

    • @amw_beauty5018
      @amw_beauty5018 Před 2 lety +5

      It’s not the dog it’s the human. The human needs therapy to calm their own internal struggles. It’s not about learning how to teach the dog. Teach yourself how to calm your anxiety and stress.

    • @criticRN
      @criticRN Před 2 lety +4

      I agree - my dog will have a fun hour of chasing the ball, swimming etc, then we walk by another dog while on the way home and he goes crazy! I guess it’s my energy. However I also think my dog thinks he’s the boss.

    • @mlolvera91
      @mlolvera91 Před 2 lety +1

      @@amw_beauty5018 I was actually talking about the person and not the dog… so ya☺️

    • @xxRamD3yruxx
      @xxRamD3yruxx Před rokem +4

      You have to think about it like "we are together and I trust you'll follow me." Not "we're strolling along me, me and dog, all hunky dorey" till some stimulus comes around. You are in charge, you are the leader, you put the food on their table, you decide when they can leave, when they pee, where they poo, who they meet. It's having confidence in yourself to be first with that dog because you are the alpha of their pack. If you put yourself in front they will stand right with you no matter what. That's the best part of dogs, if you love them they will love you. The best part of having a dog with you is if you lead them it's because you have the confidence to lead them and they're simple enough to get that and follow you because they love you. Dogs make you believe in yourself.

  • @susanfontainegodwin6801
    @susanfontainegodwin6801 Před 3 lety +56

    It's wonderful to see how Cesar changes the dog's behavior so quickly with his calm and confident energy, but I would like to see a video where the human that he is training has success and we get to see the change in the relationship with the dog.

    • @itaahoe
      @itaahoe Před rokem +2

      just watch a full episode? not just a youtube clip ;) (but yes I agree)

  • @christinaramirez4672
    @christinaramirez4672 Před 3 lety +43

    Amazing on how the dog is calm with Caesar and not with its owner ❤️

    • @victorben1902
      @victorben1902 Před rokem +1

      Every dog owner who got a bulldog, pit bull, rotwiller, should get a certified trained license owing a dog cos this just funny🤣😂😂how a total stranger has control over ur own dog makes me 😆 laugh.

  • @joe80ss
    @joe80ss Před 3 lety +19

    Cesar is an absolute legend.

  • @hookmasteriii
    @hookmasteriii Před 3 lety +24

    What I actually learned from Cesar video’s is that the dog does not need training but the owner needs plenty of dog training

  • @jonathanortiz6918
    @jonathanortiz6918 Před 3 lety +5

    The concept of our energy transfering to our pets, and our pets picking up on it. The connection we have to eachother and how it affects our behavior and those around us, is so evident with dogs, its mindblowing.

  • @leahgary1107
    @leahgary1107 Před 3 lety +36

    It's nice that he does what he can to help people with unique problems like this. Well done Ceaser. 🙂

  • @destinyanguiano5521
    @destinyanguiano5521 Před 3 lety +171

    My puppy has been aggressive and after taking him to the vet, the vet explained to me it was me handling him and spoiling him that would heighten him, ever since I started being calm and assertive, it's like I have a completely different dog. Watching this video solifies that

    • @bethbloom4428
      @bethbloom4428 Před 3 lety +8

      I was encouraged reading your comment, because I continue to have problems. When you say “spoiling him” will you elaborate on that?

    • @anitakinnear6735
      @anitakinnear6735 Před 2 lety +2

      “Solidifies”

    • @alexandera8607
      @alexandera8607 Před 2 lety +3

      @@bethbloom4428 The mistake of many puppy owners is to remove them if a suspicious dog appears. In fact, dogs do not bite puppies (puppy - up to about 1.5-2 years). Therefore, in order for your puppies to have no aggression, you do not need to drag them away from large dogs.

    • @taylorharvey6091
      @taylorharvey6091 Před 2 lety

      @@alexandera8607 dogs most definitely will attack puppies if they’re that aggressive lmao

    • @alexandera8607
      @alexandera8607 Před 2 lety +1

      @@taylorharvey6091 I have not seen a single dog attacking a puppy. But agressive puppy can bite another puppy, that's another matter

  • @lamexi1170
    @lamexi1170 Před 3 lety +12

    Linda: "She was better"
    Cecar: Chuckles

  • @iustitiafuego2662
    @iustitiafuego2662 Před 3 lety +27

    The key word to understand what Cesar is trying to communicate to Linda is "authority". If there is no leader, ultimately someone will take that role, either from inside the group (Domestic Violence Center) or outside of it (in this case Rosa took it).

  • @rexrex2366
    @rexrex2366 Před 3 lety +33

    Cesar: ur habit is excitement. "Come on Rosa...!"
    Linda: oh okay
    Also Linda getting out of the car: - come on Rosa))))!!
    Rosa: okay, i know what to do

  • @paulinefollett3099
    @paulinefollett3099 Před 3 lety +11

    Training the dog is the easy bit. It's the owner that takes the most time.

  • @tamgsmith8077
    @tamgsmith8077 Před 3 lety +20

    Yeah, really broke my heart to see that woman try so darn hard to do all that Cesar is asking but fall short. To no real fault of her own. She was just being her sweet, demur self. Unfortunately when dogs sense that they will take over. That is animal nature. Wish I could have seen the outcome of this episode.

  • @Alex-gc7yv
    @Alex-gc7yv Před 3 lety +17

    I just adopted my first dog today! He is a big excited boy almost the same weight as me. I love him but it was quite hard at first when he was jumping all over me. My non-leader instinct told me to back off but I kept calm and followed every rule Cesar taught us. It worked amazingly well! After only one day he already knows to wait for food and not going into our bedroom. I’m so grateful towards Cesar for all those precious knowledge. Thank you so so much Cesar!

    • @andrewwilliam363
      @andrewwilliam363 Před 3 lety

      Wow that is nice honey of you, hi how are you doing!

    • @Alex-gc7yv
      @Alex-gc7yv Před 3 lety +2

      @@andrewwilliam363 Thank you 😊 I’m doing great! He is actually really sweet and gentle. It just amaze me that Cesar’s way works so well.

    • @andrewwilliam363
      @andrewwilliam363 Před 3 lety

      @@Alex-gc7yv thank you for your kind reply, what is your name?

  • @LightworkBeacon
    @LightworkBeacon Před 3 lety +12

    Rosa wants to take charge and protect her pack. If Linda can connect to her own style of body language of confidence then Rosa will see a confident alpha whom Rosa can trust to take back the lead. Energy is a real thing, people!! :-)

  • @upamabose2688
    @upamabose2688 Před 3 lety +31

    There are so much to learn from Mr. Cesar.. we r lucky to have him who completely understands our dear animals( especially dogs).
    💟

  • @goldenrule3261
    @goldenrule3261 Před 2 lety +3

    OMG, that's gotta be one of the cutest dogs ever!!! Rosa is super adorable!! 🥰

  • @yutorzh7144
    @yutorzh7144 Před 3 lety +4

    "I didn't expect him to be here!"
    *Huge camera crew chilling around and filming everything*

  • @farshadmn4273
    @farshadmn4273 Před 3 lety +230

    I believe if I learn "practically" what Cesar's teaching, u can c me put a leash on a t-rex & walk in a park 😄😄

    • @lisamac8503
      @lisamac8503 Před 3 lety +15

      I have walked horses on a string with calm confident energy so yes you are correct (:

    • @badtiger7471
      @badtiger7471 Před 3 lety +4

      That will be interesting to watch😂

    • @1dering11
      @1dering11 Před 3 lety +7

      you could try with a chicken!

    • @stefanieebling8919
      @stefanieebling8919 Před 3 lety

      @Lonely Grandsouls some horses are incredibly aggressive...been bitten many times

    • @shion3948
      @shion3948 Před 2 lety

      If a horse is trained anyone can walk it like that

  • @lindaharris3974
    @lindaharris3974 Před 3 lety +11

    Thanks for sharing your gift that the Lord has given you. To show us how to be more friendly to our dogs and animals. God bless you Caesar 🥰

  • @reshmapatel325
    @reshmapatel325 Před 2 lety +1

    Cesar is the best dog trainer in the world.

  • @JeLifeCoach
    @JeLifeCoach Před rokem +1

    Cesar changed my life in 2006. I got to enjoy the best dog in the world ho was my best friend. Cesars techniques taught me how to build trust and rapport w my animal. He past away right before his 16th bday. Miss him everyday.

  • @TheEducationistKhan
    @TheEducationistKhan Před 3 lety +7

    There is so much to learn from every episode. Thank you Cesar

  • @kittyandkita
    @kittyandkita Před 3 lety +16

    I love you Cesar!!!

  • @larahannison3560
    @larahannison3560 Před rokem +1

    Caesar Milan is so remarkable !! Calm assertive could apply to many areas of our lives and the confidence of leadership. Not just to managing our 🐕 dogs...... Thank you Caesar for all you teach !! ❤️

  • @ld1753
    @ld1753 Před 3 lety +1

    CESAR is the best. The Dog translator.

  • @LiddyFreeman
    @LiddyFreeman Před 2 lety +8

    It’s amazing how much they respond to energy-also funny that Cesar ran at a lady whose whole life no doubt involves being scared of men attacking women...I’m sure she carries that-as we all do with different things-around all the time and the dog becomes it sorta. Ceasar is a really powerful, energetically aware man!

  • @dany1441
    @dany1441 Před 3 lety +361

    Every single episode is always the exact same problem. Everyone knows and loves Cesar, and no one does what he teaches. It's incomprehensible to me.

    • @kaelenanderson8466
      @kaelenanderson8466 Před 3 lety +60

      I guess people have a really hard time leading without speaking and leading in general.

    • @user-wk8cf8wx1d
      @user-wk8cf8wx1d Před 3 lety

      exactly.

    • @cefcat5733
      @cefcat5733 Před 3 lety +14

      Maybe they learn by watching themselves on film.

    • @yane499
      @yane499 Před 3 lety +49

      There's a gap between taking what he teaches and putting it into practice...but it's great that she's very open to making herself a better owner.

    • @Anna-fw7lm
      @Anna-fw7lm Před 3 lety +35

      Same problem: a weak person who want to have a dog to feel better, feel helped, more powerful, and end up bossed around by the animal too.

  • @dontknow4whyiwatch
    @dontknow4whyiwatch Před 3 lety +3

    Wow, what a difference between Cesar and Linda in how the dog reacts. Cesar you are amazing. Worlds best role model. God bless you. May you have great continued success in all you do.

  • @dianebuckland1416
    @dianebuckland1416 Před 2 lety +2

    Cesar you are absolutely incredible! You are making an enormous difference training people

  • @CooperMVang
    @CooperMVang Před 3 lety +16

    I've been watching you since I was in the 5th grade and I'm 23 years old now. My mom never allowed me to have a dog but just around a year ago my girlfriend and I just adopted a beautiful Pitbull Terrier. I'm so happy that all those years of watching I'm finally getting to apply your wisdom!
    Everytime I watch your videos, I'm always in awe with how spiritual the connection really is and how much that can translate into my everyday life.
    Thank you so much for your teachings and guidance!

  • @user-co9du9xd4k
    @user-co9du9xd4k Před 3 lety +4

    Yeah, Linda understood that her behavior might be interpreted by the dog as being excited. That's a great achievement already.

  • @surpingbutterfly
    @surpingbutterfly Před 3 lety +1

    Cesar is the most beautiful human alive.

  • @jennyalphs5915
    @jennyalphs5915 Před 2 lety +1

    Ceaser is so handsome he never ages I would watch him on animal planet he is still a wonderful person and a strong leader despite life's setbacks he is my hero.

  • @maggiemoore2221
    @maggiemoore2221 Před 3 lety +24

    The only thing I want in this life is to meet this man

    • @user-pi5xo4og9d
      @user-pi5xo4og9d Před 3 lety

      All it takes is $$$

    • @maggiemoore2221
      @maggiemoore2221 Před 3 lety

      @@user-pi5xo4og9d yanno he does these for free.... right? lmao

    • @katerineella274
      @katerineella274 Před 3 lety

      This is his profession. Why should he do it for free?

    • @maggiemoore2221
      @maggiemoore2221 Před 3 lety

      @@katerineella274 for the overall betterment of the world... ya see... not everyone is greedy

    • @maggiemoore2221
      @maggiemoore2221 Před 3 lety

      @@katerineella274 not to mention he started out with nothing but training knowledge when he came to the United States... he’s not out here to get peoples money lmao

  • @mjsalerno
    @mjsalerno Před 3 lety +3

    From Argentine, I tell you César Millán that your indications are very useful for me during my job as Dog Walker. Thank you

  • @ludwigf3706
    @ludwigf3706 Před 3 lety +2

    You are a wonderful, inspiring and very sensitive person Cesar. Love from France !

  • @deepti3
    @deepti3 Před 2 lety +1

    The lover and saviour of dogs. And their humans. Cesar.

  • @efortin9543
    @efortin9543 Před rokem +5

    @8:05 that other dog has that look '''Man I don't get enough treats for this job''

  • @milkypureblood4490
    @milkypureblood4490 Před 3 lety +7

    Always a pleasure ty Cesar 🙏

  • @jeffamunoz
    @jeffamunoz Před 2 lety +1

    *9:44** - REALLY great on her part, most owners I've watched from learning get defensive and for her to open up and accept help is GREAT! There's no need for her to be embarrassed, she should be proud of herself.*

    • @MamitaGomez
      @MamitaGomez Před 2 lety +1

      Agreed. She’s very humble and open-minded. She’s teachable and will be great!

  • @Phoenix_blue
    @Phoenix_blue Před rokem +2

    I love your show, I’ve learned so much!
    Took in a rescue pit that was very aggressive. With training time, and patience- she’s become the most wonderful addition to our family!!
    Thank you for all ! Truly a labor of love, & worth every single effort!!!

  • @robynsanaturelover
    @robynsanaturelover Před 3 lety +3

    ALWAYS such GOOD information. I (human) need to be calm as an example of what I expect from Izzy (dog). Thank you a million times Caesar. ❤

  • @Alexandra-sd4yy
    @Alexandra-sd4yy Před 3 lety +17

    Thank you for the video!😍 I'm excited to watch but I won't get aggressive 😂

  • @doghairdontcarelindaniel7531

    Thank you for bringing Cesar out, back to the people.....not his ranch. This is the Cesar we cannot get enough of. Yesss loved seeing this. Love you Cesar. Keep showing us the right way. Texas gramma here.

  • @nohanahananokaukau6436

    You are such a patient an awesome trainer. Very stable and loving, when teaching humans what to do!!

  • @PurpleTube
    @PurpleTube Před 3 lety +8

    I have 6 dogs myself. Awesome video as always.

  • @ricardomorales2297
    @ricardomorales2297 Před 3 lety +8

    He should really be called "the human whisperer"

  • @josesolano6364
    @josesolano6364 Před 3 lety +1

    Me da mucho gusto verte de nuevo haciendo lo tuyo César. Eres único

  • @diananolen5915
    @diananolen5915 Před 3 lety

    Wow, it is so AMAZING what our energy does to our dogs! Thank you Cesar!!❤

  • @ray8427
    @ray8427 Před 3 lety +7

    Yes we have a similar situation (not always but the Shepherds across the street - definitely) with our German Shepherd. I have to work on this, thank you.

  • @poolqueen44
    @poolqueen44 Před 3 lety +3

    I’ve got my 19 mth old chihuahua trained to the point where she’ll sit on command during a walk. All the while I hear Cesar’s voice in my head....she’ll be pulling on the leash and I’ll jerk it, then hear Cesar in my head say, no, give it a pop. Lol I didn’t want a a little terror ruling the roost. She’s still learning but I’m confident she’s gonna be awesome.

  • @lizzierey3150
    @lizzierey3150 Před 3 lety

    You, Sir, are amazing. Best dog-owner trainer ever.

  • @sandraiacobucci8795
    @sandraiacobucci8795 Před 3 lety

    I've watched Ceasar for so many years now, ive never loved watching something this much. Your amazing Ceasar and your continued commitment to Gods beautiful animals. Thankyou 💕🙏

  • @duchessmartinez2035
    @duchessmartinez2035 Před 3 lety +6

    I have learned so much by these videos. Your energy and everything Cesar teaches is so true! There is a dog that charges the fence ad barks that we walk by when I walk my dog's, and when I was not in control my dogs would pull me over to that dog, BUT this time I was calm positive and in control. My dogs didn't pull at all, in fact that dog didn't even bark at us and my dogs ignored him! I'm amazed! I love Cesar! 💘 And I have told everyone I know that has a dog to watch him. Thank you Cesar!

  • @1Skorpia
    @1Skorpia Před 3 lety +6

    You can feel Linda's energy of mild nervousness/confidence thru the screen. Rosa is responding to THAT and the tension on the leash. Linda is a strong energy that needs to really chill, like- zen out/meditate. Then she will understand the level if calm she needs to be for Rosa to understand.

  • @gramabairhannah.2021
    @gramabairhannah.2021 Před 3 lety

    Love it, calm and assertive is the only way to go. Our family owns at least one dog for every adult. When we get together everyone brings their dogs. We all understand the pack leader mentality and the dogs all love each other. Usually there are at least a dozen dogs at a time. I learned so much from you over the years. Thanks for what you do.

  • @fifthavenuegirl
    @fifthavenuegirl Před 3 lety

    Thank you for saving my favorite breed, Cesar and thank you to that lady for taking the time to learn!!!

  • @1rage17
    @1rage17 Před 3 lety +30

    I gotta give Linda some credit, she sure knows how to handle a dog when they’re pulling like mad!

    • @theylive2749
      @theylive2749 Před 2 lety +3

      No credit deserved. She’s a horrible dog owner and responsible owners hate people like her because they bring their problem dog everywhere without any proper training.

    • @angelxxx1146
      @angelxxx1146 Před 2 lety +9

      shes a horrible dog owner because she worries that rosa will become aggressive with other dogs? in what way has she done anything to be considered horrible

    • @jadetorr
      @jadetorr Před 2 lety +8

      @@theylive2749 An irresponsible dog owner would make absolutely no effort to correct the issue. As you can obviously blatantly see here, she is making an effort to correct the problem. With professional help. So no, she is not an irresponsible dog owner. She is an owner acknowledging a problem and trying to fix it. How do you expect to correct this behavior without being outside around other dogs? You can't. Evaluate a situation before you bash someone.

    • @weesebowski8651
      @weesebowski8651 Před rokem +2

      @@theylive2749 she’s trying to do better with taking on such a big role already! I think she just needs to walk her dog more and not in the city.

    • @Stiegosaurus
      @Stiegosaurus Před rokem

      she knows nothing actually.

  • @kizzkizz06
    @kizzkizz06 Před 3 lety +12

    “What the hell is doing here” like she didn’t know she was surrounded by a film crew ?

    • @maggotmeatballz2692
      @maggotmeatballz2692 Před 2 lety +1

      In shows the filming crew will do a lot of recording without cesar ever being there so that's why they are surprised when they see him without being told he'd be there that day.

  • @Wataosa
    @Wataosa Před 3 lety

    Bravo to the lady dog owner for owning it and be open about criticism. Often productive criticism is not welcomed and are taken personal. First step is to recognize the problem. Cesar is the best. I respect and follow everything he teaches. Have been for over 15 years. ♥️

  • @hellabella8295
    @hellabella8295 Před 3 lety

    Cesar is so amazing! SO AMAZING! Also, his live show was the most entertaining funny show ever!

  • @robinmerick9829
    @robinmerick9829 Před 3 lety +3

    I thank you Cesar Milan. Since over this last year my sweet Hazel has become slightly aggressive towards other dogs. New area more dog walkers and ME definitely tension on leash. Your videos and reminders of what it once was; can be again.
    My fear not hers.
    She goes absolutely everywhere with me doctors, buses, stores. She helps me when I fall I know she has lost her way a bit and so have I. I know if WE work, train, and play together we will find out structure and grove again. Thank you again Hazel and I will keep watching.

  • @suvankardeka4858
    @suvankardeka4858 Před 3 lety +5

    Luv u cesar ❤️from assam

  • @markrothenberg9867
    @markrothenberg9867 Před 3 lety +2

    I’m tense just watching. I can see how excited and tense Linda is each time she has the leash.

  • @user-iw4wm4qo2s
    @user-iw4wm4qo2s Před rokem

    Thank you CesarMilan for really learning a lot.

  • @Havealocalife
    @Havealocalife Před 3 lety +13

    All I can think about right now is Cesar calming down Eric Cartman. Tss!

  • @OlaviKnaapilaMane
    @OlaviKnaapilaMane Před 3 lety +6

    Thank You Cesar 😆👍🎶

  • @cathyscott3690
    @cathyscott3690 Před 3 lety

    Absolutely love you Cesar. You are amazing!

  • @yubet00b89
    @yubet00b89 Před 2 lety +1

    Every time I think I can't learn any more from Cesar I find another amazing video that enlightens me! Thank you!

  • @laurantpodrimqaku2190
    @laurantpodrimqaku2190 Před 3 lety +5

    She wasn't expecting Cesar there! Lmao, she almost had cameras recording in every corner... Please stop putting so much drama

  • @louislouis15
    @louislouis15 Před 3 lety +6

    hello ceasar i come from germany, my english is not that good. hope you understand anyway.😁 i was very afraid of dogs but found these animals to be beautiful. i have read all of your books and watch your videos. you gave me so much energy that i now have a wonderful dog myself and the second dog will soon move in. you taught and showed me so much, even if we never met. I thank you from the bottom of my heart❣Stay healthy.😊

    • @asaradhi
      @asaradhi Před 3 lety

      Gut gemacht ! Hallo aus Indien .

    • @louislouis15
      @louislouis15 Před 3 lety

      greetings from germany to india 😃✌

  • @lindahouston4549
    @lindahouston4549 Před 2 lety

    He's a wizard! He works his magic on the dogs and their owners! ❤

  • @williamandrews781
    @williamandrews781 Před 2 lety

    Cesar's wisdom gives him power. You can see it in his eyes.