Training My Biggest Challenge Yet / 200 lb Tibetan Mastiff Part 1- The Dog Daddy
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2024
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Here The Dog Daddy is showing how he goes about training a huge, powerful aggressive dog.. This Tibetan Mastiff is no joke. And a lot of dog to handle. Most dog trainers wouldn’t even attempt to work with them. So dog owners seek the help of professional dog trainers like The Dog Daddy.
The Dog Daddy doesn't refuse to help any dogs and is capable of helping even the most challenging dogs imaginable.
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i would love to see session 2 on this
You have A GOD GIVEN TALENT and the care you put into training these dogs is so AMAZING TO ME, YOU HAVE SAVED SO MANY DOGS LIVES, GOD BLESS YOU, YOU'RE THE BEST 👍💯❤
Can you please help me with my dog she has been jumped by two big dogs, and now, she wants to go after every dog who gets close to her or me. I'm living in my car and I need some help. IF I'm around other dogs, SHE WILL BE Calm. Please help
Oh my god 😱😱😱. I admire you so much
@@TheDogDaddyofficial no I'm in Joplin Missouri and I can't get any help with her she always wants to go after another dog now I don't know it vet said it's trauma because she's been jumped and she wants to make sure she's safe I don't know what to do there's no help for people that are homeless thank you anyway
Former dog daddy student- he came to Charlotte, NC and worked with my reactive GSD.
I went through 4 trainers before I found him online. My dog had attacked people and dogs, even me. I thought I would have to put her down. I’m so glad I found the dog daddy.
He’s the real deal. My relationship with my dog did a 180 and I couldn’t be happier.
Thank you ❤
Thank you for being such an amazing owner and taking all measures to help your pup live their best life ❤
Im so happy you were able to give your GSD a chance at a good and happy life. They really are the most amazing best friends. My GSD (Saxon) was the most beautiful soul and I miss him terribly.
That’s awesome to hear!!! Do you know why she was so reactive?
@annabelegan8097 I'm truly sorry for your loss, a great companion and best friend.
"Can I take my dog to heaven?" By *Hasse Andersson
It's a touching song that explores the deep bond between humans and their pets and raises profound questions about life, death, and the afterlife.
I strongly recommend or suggest this song to you and everyone who loves their dog!
Sincerely
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As a German Shepherd breeder and trainer there is a big difference between TRAINING a dog and having a dog do TRICKS FOR TREATS! Excellent training DD👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Rewards and distractions don't really extinguish negative behavior. They just delay it.
@@steamer2k319 And sometimes reward it. :(
Tricks can be added in as a fun exercise. But leadership and trust are a must
Yeah. Tricks is nice, but without the foundation, basic communication that gives a relationship based on trust, impulse control, teach them that they can live with frustration, they dont die just for a bit of frustration. Recall and so on, its utterly pointless that they can 75 tricks. If the foundation not in place, its not a enjoyable for either the dog or the owner.
STOP BREEDING!!4 MILLION DOGS ARE EUTHANIZED EVERY YEAR IN SHELTERS, AND YOU DELUSIONAL BREEDERS ARE NOT HELPING ANYTHING. HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT?!? DISGUSTING. YOU NEED TO BE LOCKED UP AND NEVER BE ABLE TO HAVE AN ANIMAL OR WORK WITH DOGS.
I applaud the owner in seeking help and in realizing "Ah fuck this is absolutely NOT a family dog and I was wrong in my idea to breed them since this is how they are bred to "behave""
Squatch is an amazing family dog!
In our home, with our children, Pomeranians and Husky. He is a gentle giant. Sometimes as an owner I need to take him to the veterinarian or other places and he loves riding in the car with me. But when we need to transit anywhere with a lead he gets as you see him. Otherwise he is a model dog. I knew exactly what I was getting. He was socialized all the time as a puppy. We started to see at about 8 months he was getting anxious around people that weren’t in his clan. We just want Squatch to live his best life. If he can master being on lead then the world opens up for him.
Also Squatch guards our avocado farm at night. We are plagued with Mexican cartels and very dangerous people. 25 miles from police service. Just a bark from Squatch makes them think twice. No theft in three years with Squatch. 10-30k loss years prior. He is exactly what we need. God bless!
@@markbuhl7561Im so happy to hear that, you really seem to be great owners! Glad you found someone that was willing to help and that your farm is safe from thieves. 🤜⚡️🤛
@@markbuhl7561Squatch will get there. You have the right mind and heart to help him get there. What is really important to keep in mind, is that these mastiffs ripen extremely slowly. Now at age thee, he's actually just a toddler. And yet he feels that he is important for you because of the job you assigned to him. The most important thing he has to get into his head is that he is free from his job as soon as you're around. It might take him until he is 6 or even 8 yo before he really grasps AND accepts this concept. It helps if YOU keep it firmly in your head ALL THE TIME.
It would have been great if he had had an older and more experienced mastiff as a mentor, but that is not how it went. But if things turn out the way i see that they CAN turn out, Squatch himself will be that mentor for a series of fierce avocado guards.
Another thing to keep in mind is that mastiffs, at least the Spanish and Portuguese which i am familiar with, originally do their job in a team. If Squatch is alone out there at night, that might very well be the reason for his over-reacting because he righteously feels that it all comes down on him. This makes it even more important to make it clear to him that he can relax when you're around. BUT! To make this concept work, you will have to CONVINCE him that you are at least as smart as he is and this will prove to be your biggest challenge!
The most precious compliment i have ever received in my life was my mastiff looking at me with an expression that radiated: "You know, for being a human you're actually not THAT stupid..." By the time i achieved that status, he was 9 years old.
Good luck, my friend. You have the best of all furry companions and it is up to you to enable him to fulfill his enormous potential. Please consider to have one of your daughters maintaining an own yt channel about him. It will be wonderful to follow his development and it will help your whole family to focus on the task at hand. ❤❤❤
@@markbuhl7561I love hearing more about Squatch❤ Tibetin Mastiffs are awesome, I've always loved them, Squatch is so beautiful 😍 I'm in puppy love with him ❤😂 Holy smokes, a 3-year wait list😮 but I shouldn't be surprised, they are a great breed! He takes his job seriously protecting his family and crops, awe, bless his heart! My neighbor trains personal protection dogs, Squatch 😂 he has that area mastered ✌I bet his bark is scary enough 👍 That amount of money you lost the year before is massive! And, terrible😮😢 My Grandparents were farmers, they had a pack of German Shepards and shot gunzzzz😂 but their theft rate was very low compared to yours!!! You are a great Daddy to Squatch, he will have a fantastic life with you and your family❤ I just can't get over your doggy is twice my body weight!!! (Yes, I'm an adult😂) Enjoy your fur angel, he is a very good boy❤
@@markbuhl7561 "10-30k loss years prior." 😅 Enjoy & #EmbraceTheSuck you voted for!! 🙃 I'm just sorry that the dog has to pay for your poor choices in life.
Most "dog trainers " out there are glorified dog walkers. Dog Daddy understands the dogs nature. The weight of the world was on this dogs shoulders.
So True about the ( Glorified Dog Walkers ) And those two dog trainers the family already tried are a laugh. Omg. They didn't have a clue what they were doing. They are certainly no dog trainers.
There are a couple of other dog trainers that I can think of that have handled very aggressive dog as well. One is Tom Davis of Upstate Canine Academy, the other; Cesar Millan.
This breed should not be in that climate !!! It does not belong there and that makes 'm grumpy and easily triggered. I'm afraid this good meaning procedure's nevertheless won't work 'cause you're trying to fit a cylinder in a square hole. Some breeds are just too 'instinctive' and tuned to their natural surroundings.
To add to this, I think people need to understand that dogs are not humans. Yes, there is a certain line that becomes excessive and actually abusive/cruel, but dogs need and live off of structure and part of that is communication and reasonable corrections as needed. Dog to dog corrections can be very intense, much more than what the average person will do.
I love my dog to death and she returns the same. I could raise a hand to her and act like I am going to hit her and she wouldn’t even flinch, because I don’t do that to her. However, there have been times I’ve had to correct her and she understands. If in two times I say leave it and you don’t, then you’re going to feel it the third time. I don’t mean hit I mean correction with the leash.
This lady was walking by with her dog one time, which was lunging, snapping, and snarling. My dog started to get excited, but I had already told her twice with light correction to leave it. So, I corrected the third time that would relay how serious I meant it. Which made her stop and do what was expected of her.
The lady had the audacity to try and say I was being abusive to my dog and that I needed to do positive reinforcement instead. To which I said,” First off, that wasn’t abusive, I wasn’t beating my dog to death I gave her a solid, swift, single correction with the leash and a firm tone to stop her behavior. She ignored the first two times I told her leave it. I don’t need someone, who doesn’t know her, to tell me how to train and correct my dog. As you see she stopped, is paying attention to me, and behaving.
Second, how is the positive reinforcement working for your dog because that behavior is not okay, that could get your dog hurt or someone else hurt. It’s not the dog’s fault, it’s the owner if so. Finally, I still do positive reinforcement, but my dog requires more assertive communication when being handled and misbehaving. She has a heightened prey drive from her bloodline, which were used for hunting dogs, so her focus will quickly turn tunnel vision, if I do not correct it and pull her out of it. When she goes tunnel vision, treats and other means to try and draw her attention do nothing. She is dead set on one thing. The correction is the only effective thing to give her something else to think about and pull out of the hyper-fixation. I’ve worked extensively with her and have found what works. Maybe you should just learn that you don’t know everything and to leave other people alone, looks like you and your dog need some more training too.”
The lady just turned and walked off.
The “love him to death” lady sounds like she has no clue how to train dogs.
For everyone asking why the dog doesn’t already have a muzzle on before we start training.. It’s because most owners don’t understand what they have in their hands until it gets out of control. By the time someone suggests a muzzle to them it’s not so easy to condition the dog to a muzzle. They tried putting a muzzle on him but he pulls it right off. I instructed them on what to do to get him comfortable with the muzzle so the next training session will go a lot smoother!
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Yess! Well done DogDaddy!
Cannot wait to see a part 2 on this one!
You are amazing. That dog is huge. He is doing what is normal for him. These owners needed guidance training him. He is dangerous at this point.
Always extra difficult when the dog outweighs you, by a lot.
What a handsome dog with a good hearted owner. Thanks for helping them!!!
The dog will be so grateful that he can finally relax because he has a leader.
Totally! Needs to define the dogs job! I doubt he realizes he supposed to protect fruit
Dog Daddy has a deep understanding of how dogs think and behave. It is extraordinary!
The deepest EVER!!!💪
Dog training is really Training PEOPLE how to actually handle and treat dogs in order for them to live a fulfilling life, especially when you purchase specific breeds
DD shows such empathy towards these dogs. I note how he comments on the mental and emotional struggle that dogs like this go through to change not just their behaviour, but their thinking. He may be instructing the owner, but he is so observant of the dog's emotional state, and aware of how the dog is coping. DD's compassion during the training process is a lesson in itself.
Agree, not until I read your comment, did I realize I've watched enough DOGDADDY, been to a class, and I too have a more empathetic approach to MY animals.❤❤❤❤❤
I find it really strange when the DD gives succinct instructions but they then use other words rather than what they’ve been told to say
I’m glad the owner acknowledges the difficulties with his dog. Smart man.
Smart and loving 😊🤗❤
Wonder why it’s this way in the first place?!? Puppies aren’t mean so someone taught this dog to be this way? Or it was a feral dog to start with?
OIC he was bought & came to these ppl as he is! 😮
@@christinematt5530That’s not true, my husband and I just got a 9 week old puppy and he is mean. I’ve raised several dogs before of varying breeds and we’re just flummoxed 🤷🏽♀️
Great owner wanting to learn and puts the work in to correct the dogs issues. That dog can be super dangerous if not trained properly.
Kudos to the owners for helping this dog.
You know it's serious business when August pull out a whole chair
A WHOLE chair😮😮😮😊
Lion tamer
Perfect work Augusto, no dog is too big for you, you are always so forward thinking, you take up the biggest challenges, you never back down, you never back away, you don’t give up, you transformed this giant dog and made his big family happy, the Dad enjoyed being the hero who will continue your good work at home. What a great feeling for the Dad to feel so useful and effective in helping his big dog. The children were in awe of their Dad. You gave them that Augusto, they got what they wanted, a well-behaved big dog that fits into their family now, what a great gift from you to them.
Your comment and heart are beautiful, it's all worded perfectly❤
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Great message and worded perfectly. I think the dog and owner will have a few more sessions and then can take him anywhere, but God help the person that tries to steal avocados on Squash's watch!
My baIIs stink. On gang.
Finally an owner that can handle direction from Dog Daddy! I cannot wait for part two I'm so excited.
We're fostering a mastiff/bloodhound mix who wasn’t socialized enough by his previous owners. He was going to be put down so we took him. We've had him 2 months and he's a huge baby... if he knows you. It took a couple of hours to gain his trust and then he moved in. We're working on his stranger danger way of thinking. Walks are a challenge, but we won't give up on him.
Now he's muzzle trained and getting better on the leash.
I'm so happy to see someone work with these reactive dogs. They have so much potential and a lot of love to give.
Thank you for saving the dog and seeing the potential.
I also rescued a young (1.7 yrs old) mini aussie, she was a lost dog that the owner didn't choose to reclaim, even after he was contacted. We believe he, purposely let her go or dumped her.
She also has issues, yet so much potential. We are really trying to work through them. The instructional videos are so helpful and beneficial and honestly motivating. I really appreciate having them since we can't afford a trainer. We're elderly and even with my limited knowledge, energy, time and resources I'm still making the effort.
People really need to know what they are taking on before buying or giving animals as gifts. They need alot of love attention, expense, training time and more. But again thanking for your efforts. 😊
Work at Walmart superstore parking lot..many dump pets.. coyotes get em. Heartbreak 💔
Squatch is doing what he is trained to do. Guarding his territory. You are an intruder in his territory. In all, Squatch is starting to understand. He is still hesitant but he is starting to be more confident and comfortable. His owners were tense at first but I see his owner was building his confidence as well. Good boy Squatch! Great job DD in helping another dog and family.
All livestock guardian dogs are smart, independent, and have natural guarding instincts. They typically don't need anyone to tell them how to do their jpb and can be stubborn. I have a Great Pyrenees and a Central Asian Shepherd, both LGDs.
It’s way beyond that dude. The dog is biting the owner/handler. Of course the dog is on one hut it isn’t trained the slightest. It’s ridiculous.
He is literally biting his owner. Nobody should own a dog like this without knowing what the hell they're getting into.
Wow! Thank you. I didn't see that in the video and I didn't hear dog daddy explain. 😂
Always a critic!
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Does biting the owner is doing his job?lol. The dog needs help and is not doing its job, and if he attacks the owner, he attacks everything.
wait, he can tame LIONS too?! Wow, simply amazing.
😂😂😂 he did look like a lion! And then using the chair added to the look!
My thought, too. Especially with the chair. Amazing.
LOL. Me too!
Ever see him enter a wolf pak?
He has, while he did, my husband chewed his fingernails watching.
Haha. 🤣
I cannot praise you enough!!! Please keep helping these owners with learning how to master their dogs.dogs are a families best friend..thank you 🫶💕
Where Angels fear to tread - that's where you'll find Dog Daddy. Making heaven one star at a time.
Beautiful ❤️ 🙏
Dog Daddy saves the family again!❤
I usually don't leave a comment. WOW, YOU ARE FREAKING GOOD!!
I’m so glad that he’s really addressing the owners and their nerves.
It’s hard when the owners are scared of their own dog.
I’m happy for the owners and their doggy family member.
If Dog Daddy can’t tame and train the dog nobody can! You are and will always be the best! I love you and the way you respect these dogs and train them!❤❤❤❤God bless you ✝️
LOVED that Dog Daddy trained the owner's more than the dog, lol😊
Trainers don't ever train dogs ,unless it is some boot camp for dogs but they do train the owner/handler on how to train the pet......
Dog Daddy, you are so brave, and I commend you for fulfilling your "calling" to help these dogs. You bring hope to owners who would not otherwise have hope for their pets.
I ran right into a Tibetan mastiff at the Vets office..beautiful dog
Dog Daddy you are an amazing Man...
Dog Daddy, you're the best!! Thank you for helping this dog and family!!❤!!
The owner did brilliantly and seems more than happy with the way things are going for his dog with your guidance!! 😊👍
Over 100 pound working dogs are no joke.
Augusto you literally looked like a Lion tamer😂😂 but you did what you do best! 🫶
Share to everyone... this is awesome. He understands the dogs body language and knows what it's thinking and knows how to correct bad behavior
Remarkable work. You can tell the owner was very nervous because he kept applying pressure when you told him to just say leave it without the pressure. In this case you were very wise to provide instructions at a distance. I would like to see Zak the Quack take on this dog….lol
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The owner is a smart man, you could see as soon as DD got the instructions across to the man, what the objective was.... the mans ability to read his dogs body language got better & better quickly.
Another great lesson by DOG Daddy!!!!!!!!
Actually surprised Squatch wasnt muzzled on your first meet. Big powerful dog who needed a way different environment. And a different trainer!! Well done Dog Daddy! You have helped so many but big guy like this with an attitude are most grateful!
I have 2 brindled English mastiffs that are no joke...I call them the 4 F's. Four hundred pounds of Fur, Fangs and F*** off. They're AWESOME. DD managing ONE unruly mastiff is NO joke. Mad respect.
You are so special. Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Good job, Agusto. You truly understand dogs and have an ability to teach the owners.
awesome…dog daddy was extremely helpful for this family and mostly for squatch ❣️
Love the way this man encourages the owners. Judgement free and full of positivity and praise. You are a Legend DD!
if anyone can do it you can. have all the faith in the world in you DD. love you consistently!
Totally blessed 🙏❤️
That training session was amazing! A lot of dog to work with. The information you gave him was great! Can't wait to see how Squatch acts once he's had some more training. You are the #1 dog trainer!! Much love Augusto 💖
This is interesting. I had wondered how you would deal with a giant, aggressive breed of dog that is too big to overpower.. We rescued a dog that had been abused and neglected. He was in terrible shape when we found him: a few missing teeth, sticks imbedded in his skin, very thin. He's healthy now--has grown to 170 lbs and is a livestock guardian breed. Training him has been no joke, but we're making progress.
Hoping for a part 2 of this.
What a huge improvement in that first session!
Wow! He was even biting his owner! DD looked like a tasty snack, but a force to be reckoned with! 😎
I rarely comment ... But just want to tell you ... I was impressed!! The way you walked the Dad and dog through, and the explanations were perfect!! ...
The Dog daddy can trained any dog. God bless this man
Awesome job, Dog Daddy. This is why you're the best dog trainer in the world!!
Im sure Squatch is a much happier and less confused dog. ❤
This is such a great video.
I really feel the owners personal victory as he sees the change starting and the dog starting to take instructions and make that progress.
This was actually a really heart warming story
Can't wait, I hope you post lesson 2
Daddy is now officially a 🦁 tamer!! 🤯😅 Just amazing! So proud of you Augusto! 😎❤❤❤🎯🏆🤗🤗🤗
Fantastic work Augusto!!! Man! - That big monster tried to bite even the owner! The metal chair you were carrying was a good & necessary idea!
But, as time went by, I could see monster mastiff was actually learning! Each pass he seemed to improve.
Let's hope the owner has plenty of practice before your next session.
That's why we need you here on earth
You have such a good heart helping people with truly understanding what training means
Thank you for helping Squatch and his family. I believe you have saved his life!
Excellent training session!
He's a gifted dog trainers only him can understand dogs no matter what breeds
Beautiful sensitivity in how you handled this dog and how you ensured that he was given the messages that he was doing good when he was able to follow commands. Wonderful to watch you help this family.
I just love you. You put all the other trainers to shame. You really know the dogs and their behaviors. Cant wait for the 2nd video.
Took the word out of my mouth, beautiful. Great freaking job
Dog Daddy to the rescue! 🦸♂️🐕
Beautiful work! 🙏🏻🥰
Bravo to this owner. I made a comment about people buying dogs they shouldn't have but understanding he had a job for this dog puts it in perspective. And he's going above and beyond to get help.
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Great video! I am looking forward to the next session. Bravo to you and the owner!
Wow hes a Beast 😂❤
Just love ur heart and courage! Praying for Rolex and yourself!!! Thank you for being “THE EXAMPLE OF LOVE” over care of animals ❤ Gods continued blessings
Changing lifes. Just Dog Daddy tings.
Thanks to the family for believing that Squatch could improve and a great job listening to DD instructions! DD is the greatest!
Yes!!! Show the owners how to handle, talk them through. Perfect!
Dog Daddy KNOWS dogs! He is in tune with the dog and helps us understand what’s going on. You can see significant differences from the first meet to the last exercise in this video. It’s a long road for these owners but good to them for trying to find ways to help Squatch out and live in harmony. Looking forward to seeing his progress.
And that's how its done to All you people/trainers who like to bad mouth the Best 🙌
Actions speak louder than words and Dog Daddy not only talks about it, he proves it by his Actions 😉👍Dog Daddy ROCK'S!!!🥰🤗💖🤗🥰
I usually don’t like your training techniques, but so far this is very, very good
It's a good thing that DD has changed what he shows in his videos and shows more of the actual training as opposed to showing mostly the most difficult part BEFORE the actual training. Most people assume, wrongly, that the early part where the dog is fighting is part of the training. It is NOT. It is just his technique of getting dogs to where they will listen. The real training begins once the dog realizes, on its own, that nothing bad will happen. That what most critics don't get, or refuse to get.
positive only trainer backed out after 2nd session. makes sense.
Blessings to you & yours in everyway 🙏🏼
Memphis 🇺🇸 Tennessee
My family and I rescued two Tibetan mastiffs 5 years ago, you have got to do your homework before getting one. They are one of the oldest, pure breeds in the world. Highly intelligent, independent thinkers, stubborn and extremely powerful. They only breed once a year and can be wonderful family dogs, but never let your guard down. You have to manage their training every day and every member of the family has to follow the same rules and training you have set up. Dog daddy loss the hat and glasses Tibetan mastiffs DO NOT like them. The owner needs to be the alpha at all times. If my mastiffs don't think I'm in calm control they will take it upon themselves to take charge. The easiest way to understand them is to think that I'm the queen.... I eat first, go though doors first, they do as they are asked the first time when they look at me to say he'll no they are corrected instantly with the cchhcchh noice that you here dog daddy make. Also when walking them I correct with lead and also tap their bum with foot or my knee gently to refocus them. They are hard work but so worth it. Don't encourage them to be bred by breeders as these dogs are for very experienced people. 🥰
Good one
Agreed. Especially lose the shades and hat.
I was holding my breath.
Me too! 😅
Thank you for all you do for these people who have no hope.
This was great to watch. Thank you DD for helping Squatch owners understand 😊
So much Respect for you man!! This family must have been beside themselves when 2 other trainers gave up on Squatch. Thank you, thank you for never giving up on any dog and their owners. Wish we could clone you. We need more Dog Daddy's in the world!
As a Tibetan nomadic background myself, they are our protectors from wild animals. They don’t harm people. We call them bhoe-kyi, which means Dog of Tibet. Anyway great to see A dog daddy training a beast finally.
You are correct. The variety of Tibetan mastiff you speak of is very different than the Drakyi lines of Tibetan Mastiff.
So which kind is this? The protect-from-wild-animals line or the Drakyi line? I'm guessing Drakyi since he wanted a piece of DD.
my shih tsu mix acts like this dog to people he doesnt know....come to find out shih tsu dogs were used as watch dogs in tibet. they would alert which would get the attention of the mastiff on duty or the owner or sometimes both.
@@angelinacamacho8575 Oh. I had read that it was the Lhasa Apso that did that. Its name translates to "bark lion sentry dog." Maybe they both had that job? Or maybe what I read was shyte.
@@NavvyMom it wasnt their main purpose since that was to just be a bed warmer or heating pad for royalty but it was a secondary function. also they were made by combining the Pekingese and the Lhasa Apso. the lhasa itself comes from the Tibetan terrier and herding tibetian dog breeds.
Excellent video with bite chunks of instructions from DD and very informative feedback from owner as well. Well edited video that will help many towards understanding leash training and above all what’s going on in Snatch’s mind. Can’t wait to see Session 2 how owners have advanced in their experience and technique ❤
Most people don't understand that a human child under the age of 6, takes 40 seconds for the brain to process the information or the experienced enough to respond verbally. Dog Daddy understands that different brains have different processing speeds.
OMG! DOGDADDY DOES "IT" AGAIN!!!❤❤❤
Ol’ Squatch wanted him a little piece of Dog Daddy 😂
What a good Boy! He wants to be a good dog and do the right thing! He’s working Hard to listen and DO his job!
Good Boy Squatch!
GREAT job Dog Daddy. This was the very first time I haven’t seen you take control of the dog yourself first and then give the dog back “after” it was calm. I enjoyed watching you instruct and inform the owner “how to” control his pet and “why” his pet was acting like it was. Just another example of how truly experienced and helpful you really are. I look forward to seeing another video on this dog and how he is progressing.
Just wow! Great job. But, I don't think I'd breed that dog personally. Most people won't do what DD and Squatch's people are willing to do to train him. And as they said, he came to them with that personality which would be passed onto his offspring. But, I'd love to have that dog myself! Big, BIG dog lover here haha.
I don't think they should be breeding at all, breeding should be done to better the breed, not on a whim with some random breed you know nothing about 🤷♂️
I’m so happy for him ❤
I AM GLAD THAT THE OWNER HAS TOOK THE ENTIRE TIME TO SHOW WITH DOG DADDY FOR HELPING WITH THIS TYPE OF DOG I HEARD THEY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL AND DANGEROUS GUARDS FOR PROTECTION OF THE LAND ANIMALS AND FROM WHAT I SEE DOG DADDY HAS THAT GIFT TO KNOW HOW TO HELP SOMEONE WITH A PROBLEM DOG! THIS OWNER AND HIS FAMILY WILL DO THE SKILLS JUST FINE NOW FROM THIS TRAINING! BLESSINGS 🙌🏾 ABUNDANTLY TO YOU DOG DADDY!
You did such a great job with this dog. What I love the most is the love and concern for the dog and owners.❤
Great work again, Augusto. Looking forward to Lesson #2. ✨
Dog Daddy is the BEST!! 😊
Beautiful Squatch! Need to build a good relationship with owner: trust, understanding, obedience. Squatch knows you love him, just need firm guidance. Thank you for giving him a great life!
Dog daddy you are a Saint for giving this dog a fair chance in life and such a blessing to the family to finally understand how to train and handle their dog.
You are Amazing.
😁LOL, when you hire a dog trainer to train your vicious man-eating dog, and the dude training shows up attired in either Gucci, Prada, or Versace, you automatically know this training will be different.
You LITERALLY look like a Lion Trainer with that chair in your hand. Move over Siegfried & Roy.
And that’s a metal chair you’re wielding in one hand!!? I have new respect for your left arm, Bruce Lee of the dog world 😳
The lives you have saved by sharing your knowledge is amazing! Keep on helping dogs and owners feel happy 🤗 it's great to watch.
Been watching many dog trainers but Dog Daddy is on point!