GIANT AGGRESSIVE MASTIFF GOES AFTER EVERYTHING! (I'M HIS LAST CHANCE)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 4. 07. 2021
- An aggressive dog, trying to attack other people and other dogs is no joke. Aggressive dog training can be dangerous and you have to make sure you deal with it properly and safely. Here is a young beautiful south African Mastiff better knows as a Boerboel. He does go after people and dogs BUT you have to find out the why? In Cooper's case, he just doesn't know what else to do, he's strong and powerful and his owners desperately need help.
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Wish my friend putbull could get the help like this... He reacts to every dog or any animal in general wants to go after them starts to cry yelp constantly.. Get so stressed out and chatters his teeth đ« I have to avoid other dogs during walks... I can only think it's because he does not have backyard and just has so much energy built upđđ
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@@sweetyugotoo Thank you !
@@nancyharvey5329 happpy for you!
I HATE when the random neighbor lets their dog run out at you when walking with a reactive dog!!! So frustrating
I know!! So frustrating!
My life!
Yup. Even after an attack by a pit bull my neighbors across the street still let their dogs run loose.
Maybe dont be so nervous mate....Dog are sensitive for this. If you will take the situation calmly, your dog will be fine. And the other thing. If you have a dog like that ( the big and brave one ) you need to work hard on your mentality
@@vaclavp1738 I get what youâre saying but itâs not my fault if loose dogs run up to me and my dog. Iâve worked with dogs my whole life and been involved with many dog fights lol. Iâm not nervous walking my dog but no I donât want a dog fight to start. Also just irresponsible of owners to let their dogs run out at us they could get hit by a car if not bit by the other dog.
Props to the camera girl doing what she could with the unleashed dog
Yup, I'd do anything to stop a dog fight. I hate seeing dogs fighting.
@@mandarb23 what about a human fight?
Yeah props =) and the human comment is retarded bro
@@COOL-WHIP503 they weren't worried about the other dog attacking are you dumb?
Agreed, but I hate when owners allow their dogs to run up on people are other dogs, how many times did she say get your dog or call your dog. It's disrespectful.
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Hearing about good intentioned owners putting all their trust into trainers and then finding out the trainers are just garbage and then their dogâs problems get WORSE is always heartbreaking. đą Iâm glad they found a behavioral trainer that is actually knowledgeable and good hearted
Yeah..any âboarding trainerâ that takes your money to give your dog rashes and bedsores should be sued into complete shutdown..
So true! It sounds like the "trainers" who were supposed to fix a dog`s problem,hadn`t got a clue about dogs!
I know it was heartbreaking hearing what the other trainers did and surprised this sweet strong dog didnât display abusive reactions. This trainer is so good!
When I first started to watch the video I just assumed that the owners had no idea what they were doing with a dog like that. I am so sorry for that assumption. They had him super well trained with his basic obedience. And she didn't even let him get ahead on the heel either. Major props to this couple for doing everything they could.
Agreed
Well said Sarah ... that is a great dog ... just needed that extra something!
totally agree, the owner i think did everything they could to train the dog. But sometimes u just need a little more to have the perfect friend they are ! so happy to see the result. Love from Paris
And I love the fact that she advocated for her dog!!!
Dude theyâre having the literal exact same problems as međđlike my german shepherd is trained excellently at basic obedience & can follow several commands, weâve spent well over $700+ on training for him but it seems no matter what we do heâs still meanđ
As a 20+ year trainer that had Real SA Boerboels for the same amount of time, this guy actually did really well working the Breed. The Only Problem here are the owners don't understand how to work this breed. Good job bro
Alot of owners are clueless, some don't know they need sufficient exercise both physically and mentally and people are to soft and let their emotions guide them most of the time, especially when it comes to smaller breeds.
Can't say ive met any well behaved dog under 6lbs, maby my neighbours toy poodle and have spent time with a pomeranian that was closer to a dust bunny than a actual dog.
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I have seen and heard of the Reputation of this Big Mastiffs and I donât believe there are BAD Dogs, just Under Qualified Owners. Some Folks think that They Need a dog for Protection within considering how much time and experience is needed to get to that point. Obviously the Owners havenât done the necessary Homework in researching, seeing Other Boerboels in action, and most importantly donât realize that this is not a Labrador or Poodle. Although the dog is very obedient, Heâs learned that Heâs the Alpha. True enough the Trainer can handle him become of his vast experience, but these Folks donât have a clue. The dog is talking to them but they canât hear. Unfortunately this is the reason so many beautiful Animals are put down or sent to the Shelters. Not because the dog is mean or aggressive, but because it wasnât shown itâs Limitations and instructed through Love, Patience, and Socializing that not Everyone is going to hurt itâs Family Member. I enjoyed watching this.Training has come a long way since the Shock treatment, and the beatings.
They learned and never gave up on him.
What this diffrence, Ive breef pits, presse, sarplaninac, and boels, No diffrence All were the same and diffrent breed
What I love about these videos is how willing the owners are to be responsible for their own mistakes and how they can help the dog đ
The owners should have researched this breed of dog and brought it up properly in the first place. Regardless of this training session this mastiff cannot be fully trusted. Early socialisation and training of this breed is essential. Once it gets past a certain point you cannot trust it. They need training, socialising and leadership from 8 weeks old. I have owned this breed of dog for 20 plus years. Trying to retrain an adult bullmastiff is nearly impossible. At some point it will revert just for a moment to itâs previous bad behaviour and possibly hurt someone. If you own a bullmastiff and have to put a muzzle on it because of its upbringing then it will always need to wear a muzzle.
@@ababbington1 Finally some voice of reason, training like this not gonna help him. I wonder is he still alive or thay rid of him already.
@@sebakrol3433 I hope he is because itâs not his fault. It really pisses me off when people donât research any dog breed properly to see if it suits their lifestyle and if they can train it properly from day one of ownership.
@@sebakrol3433youâre wrong. Dogs can be trained into young adulthood, not everyone is going to just give up on a reactive dog.
@@ababbington1 Agreed!!!
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He did a good job training the people poor doggy
I was going to comment the same thing!!!! I loved it so much.
@@rootedorganically4911 so many people don't really realize that dog owners need to be trained to handle the dog just as much as the doggo. You never have to hit or abuse the dog. The hand should be a good thing. I feel people whom abuse dogs make the doggo kinda resent them and want to rebel more and they don't look to the person like a pack leader.
having been a dog trainer for the past 43 + years, and specializing in helping last chance dogs for the last 17 years, I can say, "GOOD JOB"
Right? One of the few cases a shock collar is the right tool. They are being forbidden now in the Netherlands but I feel like this is why (and only then) a shock collar could be used: if it is the only way to snap a (powerful) dog out of a (powerful) stimulus. If redirection does not work and the dog is this strong (or has a huge pain threshold) if this is a way for the dog to snap out of it, fast and sucessfull if done right, I think it is worth it. Like a slap in the face. Not for torture but to help you. This dog was actually really into obedience.
I got a question for you.. I have a Rottweiler/Lab Mix that barks aggressively at strangers who come through the front door of my house. She nipped at my friends elbow (not hard) but its starting to concern me. She seems to be getting territorial as she gets older. any ideas on what to do?
@@emdieselify seek an actual professional not some random hairy that burger who says he worked with last chance dogs
@@anneh1890 get your friend to come in a few times with a treat your dog will see it as a positive when they come round in the future
@@user-us5sn5hr5t You say that like its an 'easy peasy works for all cases solution'. Not all dogs are food oriented and if they are hyped up, food wont break through the stress and they wont take it anyway. Also presenting a hyped up dog with a treat can worsen the behavior while what you want to do is reward positive behavior. Not all dogs should be trained with a shock collar, not all dogs can be redirected with food (nor do all situations call for the same solution). What I liked in this vid is that he breaks down why a shock (or vibrating) collar is used. And how (when used well) you will not have to use it twice (or you can quickly turn down the strenght of the shock). You do it to get a certain dog (high pain tolerance, high stubborness, high prey drive) out of a hyper mindset in a particular situation, and build up with positive reinforcement from there.
I would never put a shock collar on a shy, fear agressive dog. I wouldnt put one on a dog that has never been trained (how can you punish when there are no rules set yet). Its when you know the dog has the tools to listen, but it is overtaken by bad conditioning and just wont.
This is such a good training video in so many ways. I enjoy hearing your positive tone of voice and calm approach, and I love the balance of discipline and positivity. Wishing you ongoing success with all the dogs and owners you help. All the best from đŹđ§
Oh, a Britainistan resident, nice. And nice profile pic
No...it's not...if you need all this shit to control a dog...you should Not share your life with him
@@thulsadoom7781 So, what would you do with a dog that clearly has issues, but those issues could be treated with training, kindness and positive reinforcement, not shouting, beating or segregation? What do you do with people in your life that you canât control? Iâm not fighting with you, Iâm just interested to know why youâd throw someone out of your life if you canât control them, because basically thatâs just what youâve said.
@@scarlettroger1508 Yes, that's exactly what that idiot said. Probably would kill the dog or put him in some shelter, where they would kill him also.
@@thulsadoom7781 So you would give up? Not the brag you think it is lmao
The part where he explains that her behavior is signalling "I'm nervous, protect me" is a critical point. She unintentionally transmits a signal to the dog that it's go time, and his DNA kicks in. I'm happy they found a good trainer, and l wish them all the success with their boy.
Anyone else interested in a "Where are they now?" in 3 months?
Yes, would be very interesting to see the difference
Yes!
if you ever seen the south park episode with the dog whisperer, you see that often the "parents" of the pets, revert back to their previous behaviors basically erasing all progress.
yep cause i love that boer
@@nikolairose2739 - I hate that! No matter how many times you tell some people they just refuse to listen and the dogs suffer.
My god those owners who let their dog come right up to him...unbelievable. People like that shouldnât be allowed to own dogs that could have ended so badly if you werenât there
It sucks, but it happens!
This is in Montana, there are always loose dogs in their yards. Yes, loose dogs are a problem and people come out here and think since they live in the country or forest that their dogs stay home and do not need a fence or kennel or any type of containment for their dogs. Dogs will chase livestock, kill livestock, or wildlife. But look at the reaction of the owner, the dog knew those dogs were out in the yard before they were seen by the owner. As soon as she saw the dogs she was excited, nervous, and totally reactive. The dog sensed that and started spooling up by the time the loose dog was getting closer panic set in the owner and the dog reacted because the owner was out of control. Fear is a huge factor. I live in Montana In Libby Montana you want to carry bear spray.
@@erlms2003 true yeah if the owner had stayed more calm it might have gone down better. And yeah bear spray or an air horn works good too
Damm so I guess I canât have 5 dogs lose in 150 hectares of land ?đ
Yep, this kind of people want to hide how badly trained their dogs are and that they don't respond to a recall, that's why they don't even try to call themđ...but in most cases, they're also the ones that scream the loudest when their dogs get bit.
This one got me so emotional. Thank god for the owners to get Tom out there. They truly love their dog. Cooper now will have a longer life because of them being responsible dog owners.
Exellent. Be in tune with your animal. So many people don't understand that their behavior is what is giving their dogs cues. Owner thinking: There's another dog, I'm scared. Cooper: Don't worry I'll protect you. Later this becomes: "My human needs other dogs to stay away." That in itself is training, but it's the wrong training done unconsciously by the owner. Good call.
Thank you!
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Owner's response - Cooper is our sweet Boerboel who developed reactive behavior towards people and dogs. We made the mistake of choosing bad trainers. We were feeling confused about the various training advise with no improvement. We discovered Tom Davisâs Upstate Canine Academy and arranged an out of state visit.
We were impressed with the individual evaluation and plan developed for us and Cooper. Based on our skill set and Cooperâs response, the plan was adjusted verses just being told the standard instructions. In addition, we greatly appreciated how Tom simplified the training and communication with Cooper, the last trainer taught a more complex military style which was counterproductive. Tomâs knowledge about the equipment, e-collar and prong collar is impressive and very helpful. Tom took the time to explain why Cooper was reacting the way he was. He also explained how Cooper perceives the world, and example is putting Cooper in a down position with people are around him, this puts Cooper in a vulnerable position. Lastly, Tom was honest about Cooper and our limitations, thatâs the only thing that doesnât really come across in the video. We adjusted our goals with Cooper he is much more relaxed overall. He is playing, loving, and interacting with our new English Lab puppy.
We recommend using Upstate canine Academy for all your training needs and GREATLY THANK Tom for his help.
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I have a Spanish mastiff and she's even bigger than Cooper. We have a very close relationship, but at the end of the day she knows that she's stronger than me - and if she wants to chase that cat, she will. I have tried using an e-collar on vibrate mode, but I can't press the button when I'm being dragged along! I have literally just bought a prong collar, I have no idea if it will work. I think I'm about the same age as you, it makes me wonder if it's just a bad idea to get a mastiff when you can't physically control it. There is an element of danger. I'm actually recovering from a broken wrist after she ran into me by accident, and this makes taking her on a lead almost impossible now. I'm lucky we live in the hills and forests, and I can exercise her off lead without many distractions. I wish you both all the best. :o)
@@wendydee3007 both you and the poster seem to really care about these dogs and thatâs great. However, for the future, dogs are still animals, so please donât get another one you canât physically control if shit hits the fan.
Cooper is a magnificent boy and I am proud of you for being so persistent with his training. You did wonderful. I wish you could come to NC and help me with all these poor little buddies that are dumped on my property. You are a 5 star dog owner. âââââ
@@wendydee3007 Prongs control my GSD who I assume is much larger than Cooper(cooper looks to be on the smaller side for a boerboel). He's 138lbs. However, if your dog can physically over power you, it's not the breed for you. I'm a 300lbs man.
@@ConnorLipke I'm feeling quite positive at the moment. My broken arm is recovering, and my dog is settling down too. She's only 14 months old and has just had her first heat, and she seems less excitable now. We took her into town at the weekend, with just a normal collar, and she was fine, even through a busy main square with lots of other dogs and people. I do agree that people should be able to physically control their dogs. But for me now, my dog and I are so bonded, I wouldn't consider rehoming her unless her behaviour changed for the worse.
This dog is surprisingly well trained even with his high reactiveness
Well he has been to like 4 professional trainers. It would really be saying something about those trainers if he didn't know any commands
He's was taught how to do things, not how to NOT do things :)
Prong collar means he doesn't have a choice.
@@crittaable prong collar dosen't mean anything. That dog was still reacting whilst having the prong collar on (as the owners said). It's how you use the prong collar.
@@cretudavid8622 but when he was chill why would u fight a collar that hurts u?! Yes when he sees a dog his brain overrides his pain neurons...when it's not being overriden he feels it so why fight it?
21:37 the "cooper goes on a walk with ..." montage had me smiling in front of my pc. what a lovely dog, what lovely people, what an awesome experience for everyone involved and what an amazing video. Thanks Tom and team!
I LOVE that Tom is ADDITIONALLY teaching a kid how to meet a dog! Absolutely wondering work you're doing Tom. Great job!
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Boerbols are not for the average dog owner. They take a strong, confident person committed to training. Do your research before you purchase any breed.
I think they had the best intentions and then something didnât click with the vet, they were fine and would have continued to be fine if they went to the right dog trainer the first time. I mean thereâs not much you can do when you trust a person to help you and they shove your dog in a crate for 20hours a day until after the fact.
@@jjbowman4653 I would have to agree with you. Good point!
Absolutely. These owners, had to put in a lot of work because they don't have the characteristics that the dog would respect. That dog needs to know who the fuck is boss but also the owner needs to allow him to be a dog. Also lots of play is good. All and all though, the owners did alright.
I have two boerboels or "boerboelle" as we call them here in ZA. This is generally the behaviour at that age, but you need a firm hand. My dogs have a purpose, guarding. Good dogs, build for protection.
I got 2 mins into the video and wonder why they chose this breed? From what they want out of this dog, they should have chose a golden or lab... đ
The amount of self awareness, wisdom, empathy, and courage that emits off this young man is astonishing
She was way more polite to the loose dog owners than I would be đ
Well who has the problematic dog here?
@@juanpieterse4075 the owner who had the dog off lead is the problem, doesnât matter the temperament of the other dog - they were on lead
@@juanpieterse4075 if those dogs are off leash and charging/running up on another animal/kid etc, thats the problematic one.
@@rubypowell3959 No sense ..so what if a dog that has a problem break loose from the leash and bite some one? .. what you saying is as long as the dog is on a leash and you know the dog has a problem its ok to take it for a walk in public space? You has to be joking they'll shot the dog and throw your ass in jail
@@juanpieterse4075 thatâs why theyâre doing training with said dog on leash. The dogs off leash obviously shouldnât be if they canât be recalled.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the filming and editing quality of this training video?! đŻ
Absolutely. Really nice shooting & editing. Excellent production.
Thatâs my dog I canât go nowhere with him Iâll take him to poop and bring him back in the house
@@janicemay347 âŠmaybe take a few pointers from the video because if we watched the same video you know thatâs hurting him more than helping him.
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My dog, Waker, is JUST like this!! Heâs 9 and has just been diagnosed with cancer. I wish I trained him earlier but Iâm definitely going to now! We have a âbucket listâ for him and I want him to be able to go out and do things during his last months with me â€ïžđ THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR CRAFT!!!
I feel your pain I could cry for you but at least you know he not got long and you will cherish every moment you have together đ
I just found this video and it literally has me crying. I have been struggling with my ACD since she was a puppy. Almost exactly the same issues as Cooper. This gave me a lot of missing pieces and more importantly hope that i can help her through her reactivity. Thank you Tom!
Also, Kudos to Cooper's owners for putting in the hard work! He's a good boy and they're going to have a great life together!
YEP! Thanks for watching! l)
I notice that too. They really put a lot thinking on how to train cooper. Asked some good questions.
These farm guardian breeds are fabulous dogs . So soft and
loyal to their own People and Space .
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How will they have a great life together the dude with the coffee can't even walk correctly how can they give this dog what he needs. This dog is a working breed made to protect cattle from wild animals it is just ridiculous to get such an animal as a pet.
@@lesleyriseam1282 as you said working dog not a puppy for occasional walks in the park with a coffee in the hand this is ridiculous.
The amount of people that leave their dogs with no leash is too damn high. Amazing episode. If you're Cooper owners, well done guys. Thanks for not quitting on Coop. Such a beautiful dog. What a wholesome episode!
Thanks so much!
Iâm so glad that he is doing so good!!
I agree
Nah men you dont get it, dogs become like that because they arenât let having contact with othee dogs and humans and then they are fully charged with energy and curiosity. If this dog would have been used to contact with other dogs by having it without a leash since it was a puppy then it wouldnt be any problem and the dog would not react like that to other dogs and humans. So in my opinion leashes are really bad for a dog, as you dominate it and it doesnt get to be a dog⊠But anyways as many people dont know how to handle dogs, they assume without a leash the dog would do what they want but that isnât the case if you trained it well since a puppy⊠In this case i assume it is a bit late to let it have contact as the damage has already been doneâŠ
Yeah if a dog runs up to other dogs and people then it has no business being off leash
Omg when he walked past the stroller family with no problems I cried, this is amazing! Good job buddy! đđđ
You can see how much he had changed right before the "final day" portion. He was enjoying being around people and you could see it. Nice work!!
I adore this breed! Got one in Africa for protection and he saved our lives literally on 2 occasions. Never needed a second of training. Fantastic family dog and incredibly instinctively protective. I'm happy this couple stuck with him out of his element.
How? Would like to hear the story
Yeah I wanna hear how he saved your life.
@@donutperson9027 I was walking out of my veranda at night (it is very Dark in Africa) I walked a bit out of our veranda and onto the grass when I heard something swishing in the grass coming towards me. I was frozen, didn't know what it was, just frozen. Then out of nowhere my dog (who was a puppy at the time) ran and jumped into the darkness in front of me. That unfroze me and I ran back into the house slammed down the bar and pushed the panic button.
About 10 minutes later the security guys were calling me through the window and told me it was safe and to come outside. They led me to a place several feet from where I was standing just minutes before. A man with a machete lying next to him was lying on the grass with his throat completely ripped up. He was just gurgling. The guys put him in the back of their wagon and I hear he died that night in jail. Not a scratch on my pup btw.
The other story was being stuck in traffic and 2 men were trying to bash my widows in for a car jacking. Baily was full sized by then. The pounding woke him up and he went nuts on them. Never saw two people run so fast in my life.
Only thing I would say about this breed is if you live in the burbs or city you better know what you're doing. This dog needs room and lots of exercise and exposure to life.
Great stories! I got a chocolate lab and he would never protect me. He would just want to kiss everyone.
@@minihanefun661 That's amazing, props to the pup
16:26 when you were fake walking and he just put himself into a heel. Thatâs a good dog, that was precious.
I have a 125lb dog we are his fourth home. I canât let my grandkids visit at all. As soon as this two year old dog felt comfortable in our home, he decided he needed to protect us from everyone. Iâm glad to see this video, heâs never off our property, but looks like getting him off the property may help. Iâll try anything. Thank you for the help.
Hello howâre you doing?
So sad and infuriating to hear about the horrific boot camps and trainers he's had previously!
But youâre ok with the shock collar, right?
@@drillsergeant623did he look traumatized to you when it was being used? Cause he recovered instantly and started relaxing as he understood the framework.
What would you have used? Cookies?
@@LaurelPearce Why you acting like he showed all the times he used it?
@@drillsergeant623 the dogs body language says it all. If he had used it abusively this dog would either pop up more reactive and aggressive than ever or be super sad and shut down.
@@LaurelPearce You do understand itâs an edited video, right? How the fuck would you know what actually happened? đ€Šđ»ââïž
Boerbuls were originally bred in Southern Africa (from English mastiffs) to provide protection to farmers from lions. Living in SA they are well known for particularly protecting children and being intensely loyal/protective to 'their family'. Commonly weighing 90kg (200lbs) or more, they are popular home protection pets. They are also very affectionate, and think they are lap dogs! This is a beautiful example of how to deal with them.đđđ
90 kg đ€Ł
That's an overweight dog
Not necessarily overweight. Boerbuls, English Mastiffs & some other giant breeds can regularly get over 90kgs! Fully fit & not overweight.
@@stefanniemiec8727 if you ever been to some molosser shows you'd know that's not true..some can reach that unhealthy weight but will die after 6-8 years
Boerebulls are originally from South Africa not southern Africa, big difference
My mastiff is 200 pounds and he was the runt of the litter. His dad was 250.
It's almost always the owners who need the training not the dogs. Dogs just feed off of their owner's energy and character or lack of leadership.
I agree with you đŻ đđœđđœ
The dog senses that his owners are not strong so he feels he has to take charge. They chose the wrong breed for their age and fitness level.
Soooo TRUE!
They carry the anxiety and he senses it.
Iâve always said thereâs no such thing as a bad dog just bad owners.
@@yarnpower seriously tho these people should of gotten a smaller breed of a dog they canât even handle him.
This was great, that place looks like an awesome place to live!
I always said, If you allow your dog to run after other dogs, offleash, do not get upset when your dog gets bit.
Always, always have your dog on a leash, until it's safe to let them interact
Anyone else love how he's always holding coffee?
Its a uniquely bewildering culture created exclusively by the weird Americans and promoted on American social media.
Same as constant casual sex, popping medication, playing with guns, killings, bar fights, drinking beer and whisky, and glamorising single parenthood in all American movies.
Weird culture.
@N A - Anything could be in that cup.It could be a prop.
@@wholeshebang1 Why tf would it be a prop?? That's a coffee cup it's not a reach to say he's drinking coffee
Protective instinct is so strong in these dogs, one really needs to be confident to have one. He's a typical boerboel and there's absolute nothing wrong with him. Issue is the clueless owners didn't know what they're getting and how to handle him. Seems they wanted a boerboel to be a labradoodle or golden. Respect to them for not giving up though and hope they learn how to handle him over the next year or two, 'cos he's looks like a real specimen...beautiful dog.
You're on the money but the thing is that they can't physically handle this breed, they should've never got this breed to begin with. Anyone who can't physically control a specific breed if anything were to happen should not have that breed.
They seriously have no business owning this breed. There is nothing wrong with the dog, like you said they got a Boerboel and think itâs a Golden retriever đ.
Exactly what I thought, they're trying to make a Boerboel into a labradoodle. People need to get the right dog for their lifestyle and ability.
I agree with you but also some people try to treat certain breeds like children and end up in situations like this one or even worse because of there lack of knowledge towards to breed of dog they are trying to adopt/own
I agree. This dogs seems like a good boerboel. Nothing wrong with it.
Selfish to want a Boerboel and want it to react socially and have the threshold of a Lab.
I have a dog and situation very similar to this. I just got back from my bad walk with my dog and was trying to figure out why when I came across the video and you touched on some fantastic points making me realize how I could have helped him and what I could have done better.
Tom, can I just say; you are absolutely BRILLIANT! We need more people like you to help dog owners and their dogs not be "prisoners" in their yard for fear of their dog being reactive. Keep your vids coming - they're invaluable. x
This is not a dog for old persons.It demands energy and exercises.
totally. in my head i was like why would they choose a dog they do not know how to train, have no experience with the breed or any breed similiar, and they dont have the means to exercise him.
Exactly. Choosing the right breed to fit your age, strength, fitness, lifestyle, social life matters. This couple should be responsible and find a better home for this dog.
They need a golden retriever or lab.
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@@ginaj432 yes they are, for having a dog like that
They need to rehome him and get a little dog or different type,,
Copper absolutely needed soft caring training, especially after what heâs been through!! And he shines like a rockstar! Obviously he learned as well heâs met many new friends that understand! Humans need trained by animals honestly.
iâm so happy that thereâs people out there that UNDERSTAND and take the time to really tackle the issue instead of euthanising them. this dog is so beautiful but the issue is insecurity and improper training. keep up the good work!
This video made me cry. I have a dog like this and I haven't been able to find anyone that can help, but this video gives me hope.
Tom is one of the best trainers I've ever seen. He is so realistic but positive at the same time.
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Iâm so excited to watch this video! Tonka isnât aggressive but heâs super reactive to everyone and everything! He screams and pulls like a mad man!
Had a Siberian Husky was the same. Within 2 months of strong leadership he never needed a leash again. He wouldn't leave the circle of influence around my wife and kids without my approval.
I have a pack of huskies! I love walking them together. Malamutes are a little bigger but nice dogs đ
Huskies are about as smart as they get , and I think makes it easier to frustrate them because they are probably smarter than us. It's hard to fly like an eagle when your walking with TURKEYS right ? Lol đ
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This is a great video, one of my dogs is leash reactive towards other dogs and every now and then to certain people. Great tips on how to work on myself with the way I react and how my dog reacts to my emotions.
This was...EVERYTHING! Probably the best video I've seen on how to focus on relationship FIRST, teach owner/handlers what they're contributing to the situation, and then teach them simple and easily repeated ways to create structure and clarity, using the right tools at the right setting for the dog. Bravo, @tomdavis! Superb video.
30 years of dog training...99% of the time its the owner. They stress that travels down the leash, therefore your dog stresses. Almost always the handler. Good stuff brother. New subscriber.
when you get into dominant breeds it's just the dogs nature to want to dominate and destroy other animals "on their turf". yes it's the owners fault, womans built like a stacked up cottage cheese and shouldn't be trying to control a ball of muscle. it's important not to overlook the dogs nature. get that woman a golden doodle and things will probably be fine.
I love how confident you are, no matter what breed of dogs you have to train !
"where are those motherfers" had me cracking up. This guy is great and the owners are fantastic owners. Dogs can feel when you tense up and then will react like ok what's up and go into a protective mode.
My heart is melting. What a beautiful dog.
Way to go parents. Itâs not easy, but practice is everything!!! Wtg â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
So pretty, big boy!
Wow! This was an incredible training session, I loved seeing his progress
And how he morphed into happy and proud. Great Job đ
This video gave me a huge sense of relief. My dog isnât aggressive but is very reactive and very protective of us. Iâve been having trouble figuring out how to keep him still alert but calm around others
Her panicking when a dog comes up was a huge problem. Dogs sense that and react.
This was the main problem, imo.
Ppl need a fence too.
Absolutely 100% agree. Iâm VERY careful not to react in a significant way to other dogs or people with my English mastiff puppy. Always aware and cautious, but also always relaxed.
Yes I could feel the Karen coming out in her through the video, expecting otherâs to live, and revolve around her needs! The demands were anxious and drastic
@@POLITICALSTALEMATE Your dog shouldnât be offleash if itâs going to come up to random dogs and not recall
3:10 I admire his ability to manage their expectations in such a realistic and straightforward approach.
This is my first video from your channel and I love how it just seems like a professional TV show! Everything you do is so amazing and can really help people feel safer around their dogs.
Love it! I love that she share all the steps of working him through it. Helps so much!
This is great information. I just got an 11-month-old Boerboel that weighs 150 pounds and has minor behavior issues (I've had him for less than a week). I believe this video will help tremendously. He already knows commands. He's very stubborn at times, but reacts great with treats. I will implement what I've learned during this video in our training. Thanks for the video, and you have earned yourself a new follower. đđœđđœ
Howâd it go
This is honestly incredible. I don't have a reactive dog, but I can see how easy it would be to create a reactive dog by accident. I love watching these videos, keep em coming!
My family fostered dogs who didn't qualify for adoption due to aggressive behaviors and honestly there was never a dog we couldn't make progress with over time with consistency. Dogs want so badly to be good and be praised and loved. Solid training with consistency and can help any dog, and they deserve to live and be happy.
Thank you for always expressing so much compassion, that is something severely missing from so many conversations about animals with aggressive behaviors.
Seeing the progress everyone made gave me a big happy feeling! I have cats but I learn a lot from these videos. I just found your channel today & learning more helps prepare me for when my husband eventually gets that dog heâs always wanted. Iâm the one thatâs gonna deal with it mostly. Lol
What you experienced with those dogs coming out of that property, is literally what I go through on almost every single training walk with my two shepherd-X's. People here don't pay one bit of attention to on-leash laws, which makes behavior modification really tough. I can't safely walk them in any public space.
That's why I typically carry Halt spray with me
@@tomdavisofficial Thanks for that tip Tom! Just checked it out online and while we donât have that particular one, we have similar products here, thankfully! Iâll definitely be getting that! đ
just report the off lead dogs. Sucks for them if they get fined. Maybe control their animals next time.
Actually my youngest shepherd would just bark and the dogs would run back to their property. While he is bit the leader but the warrior he seems to have a lot of authority in telling off dogs that need training.
@@MisakiBlossom Oh I wish! Here in Cape Town, Iâd estimate that at least 85% of dogs are off lead, regardless of whether the area allows it or not. People here just donât care about the rules, laws or anyone elseâs inconvenience. Reporting them would be absolutely useless. Firstly because there are so many of them and secondly, because our law enforcement cares even less. The very last thing theyâd bother to do anything about is dogs off lead.
These videos are getting better and better! The longer format helps really identify with the emotions and results of Tom's powerful training. I get teary-eyed when you see and feel the relief of the owners that these situations are fixable!
Best thing I heard all day!
Yes! Also made me tear up just seeing the progress and hope!
What a superb video!! So glad these good people found you! Many kudos to them for hanging in there for their wonderful dog!!
This is by far the best training video out here! I have to say all my years of owning dogs and your training has engaged me to do this and very patient and on the spot traing ever, and its true with the owners and this is what Kaycee-girl was doing with us is protecting us from all dogs and was acting aggressive but never bit once reached or better yet off her lease in her yard and I became afraid of all dogs ready to attack and she was picking up on my energy, No Bad Dog Army you guys rock! Thank you for this reminder of the energy we put out there and how receptive our dogs are to it! She is getting this training and it's a beautiful thing! Thank you, Brenda & Kaycee-girl
To many people are buying dogs for their "looks" most people have no business with dogs like Presas or Boerbols
Agree! However, I have two Presas, can walk them off leash, and live in Baltimore City.
@@ojstoical4044 They respect you as pack leader though. Most people do not have the personality or dog acumen to handle "war" dogs
Yeah, this lady is way too hysterical. That karen voice *shudder*. She seemed to calm tf down later, hope it sticks.
Tom is my hero đđŒđđŒđđŒ I know the ownersâ feelings all too well. There are so many ups and downs to the journey, but these dogs are worth all of our time, love, and patience. #nobaddogs
Thanks so much!
Working dogs in the wrong hands why do all people get pits, dogos, presas, boerboels ect if they don't need them for work or at least put in the work. Working dogs aren't a fancy accessoire for an occasional walk in the park.
Great video!! I have a 2+ year old English Mastiff who is reactive at times and can get protective. We've been thru multiple classes and 1 on 1 trainers which have helped... but this video has some great pointers and tips on how to do better for him and myself and wife when taking him out. Adding in the buzz/zap training collar along w/the our pinch collar and appropriate commands and staying calm was a great tip that I'm going to try. Thanks for all you do!
I'm so sorry him and your family went through that! As a studying dog trainer I promise and advocate positive reinforcement training!
"That if you want to be friends with a dog who doesnât want to be friends with you, is you ignore them. You just have to play to it as cool as you can and act like âhey itâs no big dealâ."
THIS! Let's just be chill when we meet new dogs đŸ please!
Tom, my man⊠this new editing style and B-Roll stuff is EVERYTHING. Iâm so glad youâre out here killing the dog training game, youâve changed so many peoples lives with videos alone, youâre just an incredible guy. Thanks for all you do for us dog lovers!
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This was by far one of my favorite videos you've done... Thank you so much for giving us such valuable information. You're an amazing trainer and a kind, old soul.
It really helps when a person like Thomas who is so knowledgeable canes along you and understands the dogs behavior.
Youâve made me hopeful that my dog can be the best dog ever. Iâve implemented so many of your techniques in our training routine and heâs doing so well!
I HATE the "it's alright he's friendly" types who allow their off leash dogs to charge people and other dogs. Then they stroll over like the concerned owner is the one overreacting.
The second your dog took off on you we can safely assume...
1. The dog has bad manners.
2. The dog has an owner who lacks even basic critical thinking skills.
What on earth could possibly go wrong...smh
These owners seem like nice people...really glad they found you to work with their dog. Looks like he will be a super cool dog to own if they keep up on the training
Same
I was blown by other dog owners lack of concern when I would take my reactive bulldog out. I would many times have to tell people not to get any closer to my growling , lunging bulldog! And it was equally frustrating when I would have to pick up my 60lb dog because there is this little yapper at our feet off leash , and I didnât want to see it eaten in one ferocious gulp. I know we all make mistakes , but we should at least possess some level of common sense.
@@ShyDog827 There is always a certain apathy in the response from owners who don't see the danger in this. Yes, everyone makes mistakes from time to time but it's easy to see the difference in the owners response.
Yes! I agree.
I hate people that bring their reactive dog amongst lots of well adjusted dogs and expect to be treated specially. If you bring a dangerous dog into these situations, you're not free from blame.
I donât even have a dog just a cat but Iâve probably watched 10 of these videos so far. Even for a non dog owner this is fascinating!
This is an incredible display of high level behavior modification!! Thank you Tom Davis for showing your magic to all those who have a powerful dog to train.
That dog's a terrible golden retriever. He is however a EXCELLENT Boerbel. Like of course he gets protective when your scared. I'm Glad they finally got to a trainer that understands that breed.
A Maltese will react the same
the boer will rule boerbulldog
as a boerboel owner she was never friendly with other dogs and we recently had a baby in the family and she has become aggressive with every single random person now
As a ex South African (lives in the US now) who owned two Boerboels (on a farm- that is important, since they want to guard, they are not house dogs) they can be incredibly protective/aggressive and then again as sweet as pie with the people they know. I don't want to be on their business end though. What people don't seem to understand is that Boerboels were bred for an aggressive purpose. My experience were that they (Boerboel) can be very domineering since they are huge. One of my Boerboels actually killed his best friend (a smaller mix) since the Boerboel thought that he deserved the mix's food. Lovely dogs for the right purpose. Watch their weight ...they tend to get "thick around the middle" . Unfortunately both of my Boerboels were killed by puffadders. I found that very odd since my Jack Russells were also bitten by puffadders and survived.
Your best mix on a South African farm is a Jack Russell and a Boerboel. The one is the ears and the other one cleans up (the plumber) ,while the ears (Jack Russell) does his best to punch above his weight. Don't expect the Boerboel to win every time the two of them gets into a friendly scrap though. Those Jack Russells are from the devil. The Rhodesian Ridgeback is also a super dog.
He's actually a good boy and I could tell from the start of the video. Just misdirected
When the couple, wife moreso, walked the dog they walked him like a weapon or a ticking đŁ .. When U walked the dog, the dog relaxed bc he was like finally, "Don't have to work. I can just be a dog." I feel for the dog.
Agree
Dogs donât think that way. They go based on how the dog was trained and their perception of their surroundings. This isnât a small breed, this is a large dog in the hands of owners who have gone through many trainers and in the hands of owners who canât control their dog. Most people canât afford trainers like this, so breeds like this should be banned.
It's great to see an actual trainer with knowledge instead of all those crappy cruel ones who don't resolve any problems and only scare the dogs to obedience. This video was great â€
Poor dog just didn't know how to behave, just trying to do his best... So nice to see he has such good owners that they seek help and finally looks like they really got the best help they could get. I really love to see the approach of the trainer. Very good work all of you!! Love from Nederland.
i got so frustrated when the neighbors dog or whatever were offleash and running towards cooper and they didnt even do a damn thing about it. she said âplease get your dogâ way too many times for them to not do shit.
Sometimes if owners walk to get their dog the dog thinks there owner is backing them up and coming with them toward the other dog .the dog will move more forward if it knows the owners coming forward too.
That was ridiculous
@@sharroon7574 yet you should always ask if the contact is ok. You never know, the other dog might be in simple training, the dog might be injured and shouldn't run, the dog might be sick, maybe simply doesn't like other dogs come running when leashed. This can get dangerous so quickly
This. This. This! There are two dogs in our neighborhood who are just constantly loose. The owners know it and they're not outside with the dog. Aside from risking your dog getting hit, I believe that ANY dog who is on a leashed walk could get ticked off and defensive.
I have some neighbors whose Golden Retrievers always run out of the house off leash and they also run across the street. One time they did it and decided to play with someoneâs pit bull. It got aggressive and the owners of the Goldens kicked the pit bull in the chest. She got bit in the leg. They were all stupid because their dogs were off leash.
Love the dog dad at the end "now let's go catch some fish" đ€Ł cooper is such a beautiful boy and I'm so happy you were able to save him â€ïž
"Now, watch this drive"
- G. Bush Jr.
I am absolutely livid hearing about the experiences these poor people had with other dog trainers. I hear the craziest things over here too. I'm glad to see there are some good ones left!
Ps: It made my heart so happy to see this doggie meet new people in such beautiful atmosphere. Healing is wonderfulđ« Thank you!
Amazing job! You and the owners care and persistence saved that beautiful boys life. People get duped into thinking all dog trainers are equal. You have to do just as much if not more homework into researching trainers as you do when getting a dog. Bravo!
His place command is PILLOW lmao that's precious
haha, I know !
Thank you. I will keep re watching this till I get it. I understand now. Itâs me who is reacting. Before my shepherd reacts. Bracing myself for the worst.
Hope your training goes well!!
Great video. Tom Davis your easy going, calm, positive approach is always fun & educational. I appreciate your videos and so grateful youâre out there spreading knowledge & saving these doggos!
Itâs incredible seeing what you did with that dog. How you took what he was saying and thinking and weâre able to manage commands with a situation. Really impressive. Itâs almost as if you speak dog. We can see that you understand what dogs are thinking and why they behave the way they do.
That was amazing how you dropped the treat and said leave it and he did. Thatâs really tough to get a dog to do. I know heâs gonna be just fine, seems like the owners where just saying the wrong words and reacting scared to every encounter. Heâs there protector so he sensed that
"Let's go catch some fish."
Love it
YEewww!
Amazing work! Hope the owners are sticking with the techniques and Cooperâs living his best life! đ€
The smile on her face waking the dog was amazing. I still dont understand why/ how I watched this entire video. This is absolutely quality content. Iâve never had a problem with a dog in my life, and I really appreciated watching someone who truly loves the animal, and sees it for what it is. An living individual worthy of dignity and respect. âđŸ
I've recommended your channel to a lot of Pet owners that I know have dogs with behavioral issues. Those pet owners never trained & socialized their puppies & always kept them chained into a corner. Some of them at least admitted their mistakes & are now seeking expert help
Thanks so much! I appreciate you!!!
I hope she has thought ahead and has a good liability insurance policy!
This is the second time Iâve watched this video and Tom, the part of the video where the kid is handling it melted my heart. What a great experience for all parties