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Paddock’s Paws
Приєднався 2 бер 2011
Pet Care & Training Company
Fearful Dog Spent 10 Months in the Shelter!
We got a call from a local rescue that had a very fearful and anxious dog named Nala. Nala had spent 10 months in the shelter. Unable to walk on leash or even leave the yard. Check out part of Nala's journey!
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Dog Reactive Lab Mix Last Chance
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In this video, Jereme Paddock will help a family struggling to integrate Bentley into their home. Watch Bentley's journey as he learns to be part of the family! Hope you enjoy! Follow on IG: @paddocks.paws
From Dog Aggressive and Reactive Shelter Dog to Confident Family Member
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Tigre came to us from a local rescue. He was very dog aggressive and would react to dogs on leash as well. This made him a tough dog to get adopted out. After some work and confidence building, we are proud of how far he has come! Social Media Instagram: @paddocks.paws Facebook: Paddock’s Paws Pet Care & Training
English Bulldog with Human Aggression
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Go through part of the rehab process of a dog with human aggression! 🐶 Check us out at www.paddockspaws.com
Max the Pit Bull Training
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Max is a pit bull I worked with with dog aggression. Here’s his progress!
That’s a fine looking dog!! I bet mixing him with my American bulldog would result in some awesome looking puppies!!❤❤
im starting to hate my bulldog 😢 he keeps on barking and biting my hand 😭😭😭 idont know what to do.
This is a rarity because 99% of English bulldogs are very passive and playful. Mine barks and any stranger he will bark at. But never bites and loved every one. My boy is awesome and my friends that have bulldogs are all sweet and lovable. Someone did treat this boy wrong period
Side submit him, show him you're the Alpha ..
You are very brave and skilled! Thanks for posting this video.
Old English bulldog
Iam almost lost my life to one of those dog on my side the dog was literally trying to eat my face and go from my throat not once not twice had me down on the ground several times if it wasn’t for the fact that the dog had a caller on, I don’t even think I’d be alive
well done! It was a small journey for us as well to see her slow&fast progress
Great job!...both Mr. Paddock and Sumo.
You look like Steph curry lol
😂😂😂
First thing that has to go, is the harness.
Yup. Switched off of that right from the start.
Hey little boy u want a leg…..it not dinner yet…..🤕🤬🤬😡
Amazing work!
Love this!!
Awesome work!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Hi! Do you work with husky’s?
Sure do!
My gentle boy snarls and and does almost the same thing..but actually biting??never..english bulls are the very best dogs god ever made
Wow! Really impressed! Not an easy breed to work with and you did an amazing job!
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I have a 3 year old EBD and she is kid aggressive. She's good as gold with all adults. Men & women, but the second a small child enters the room it's like she turns into frickin' CUJO.
Goood job
Nice job!
Great job!
BRILLIANT work! Always happy to find good balanced behaviourists out there in the youtube world!
Alguien le pego,lo maltrato,pobrecito.
Great video, honestly definitely one of the best ones I’ve ever seen.
You are beautiful for helping him ❤️❤️
🙂🙃👏💯💯💯💯💯💯👏
I wonder why dogs get like that? That’s such a beautiful dog
That is because he can't breathe. He needs a drink bad.
Why would you not just put it down if it’s aggressive
Everyone had aggression. Doesn't mean we can't improve ourselfs
@@unbalancedlibra9788human aggression doesn’t cause random attacks on babies and other dogs
You didn’t really correct or follow through with your corrections.. you need to immediately correct him and make him submit. You’re taking the fear approach and your only prolonging this dogs aggression
False
@@PaddocksPaws not in my 25 years of experience
That’s pretty cool. this dog now is living in a happy healthy home environment and we’ve built a pretty decent business as well. I appreciate the feedback.
This gives me hope. I’ve had my English bulldog for a year now but due to covid he wasn’t around people at all and is people aggressive, walking him or having someone come over now is such a struggle. He’s 2 years old and his original owners weren’t so nice to him and also never socialized him with people.
Develop a routine, stay consistent, and patient! Covid was rough on a lot of dogs. We have had a ton come in with separation anxiety and overall anxious behaviors in general.
We just got one that's a little over a year old she was abused. Very sweet but having problems potty training.
Same with mine. With covid, it's been hard to socialize. He is 2 years and we got him when he was a puppy and I don't know what to do :/ he doesn't like stranger when people come to the house, and he wants to fight with every single dog that he sees at the vet
Lol omg mine too very aggressive he hates everybody and any dog he see he 2 years old now I have him since he was a puppy
I saw that bow of submission from Sumo.
Good catch!
Lack of socialization as a puppy?
Very possible yes. Usually one of the contributing factors
@@PaddocksPaws We've had our Bulldog pup about 3 weeks and take every opportunity to socialize him, play in his food bowl while he's eating and whatever we can to prevent any kind of aggression. We'll go to dog parks after he gets his last shots. Any other suggestions?
Sounds to me like you’re on the right track! Physical exercise and mental stimulation are important. People tend to overlook the mental stimulation. Keep the brain active and engaged. Keep up the good work!
Mines not really aggressive, but he has an attitude now in his older age. You can’t even tell him he did something bad without him giving his angry growls. It all started after he met my aunts Maltese, that fluff ball corrupted my baby!
Lil dogs always gotta start something haha
@@PaddocksPaws ...only spoiled little dogs do that. - and most Chihuahuas regardless of how they're raised or trained. Many small dogs are calm down and soothed and petted and consoled in some way, with the owner saying "it's alright, it's alright, be good boy! be good, now, calm down." But... To the dogs understanding, it is getting petted for the bad barking or nipping behavior. I haven't even watched your video, but if you're some kind of a dog whisperer or trainer, or so-called behaviorist, it was very irresponsible of you to make such a glib statement. I had a passel of Maltese dogs who only growled or barked if there was someone ( human or dog) in my house gettin' crunk, worked up, stole a toy ( not allowed, unless both parties are playing happily), out of hand, i.e. angry, disruptive. The remainders of my pack were their 19 yr old Maltese grandpa, a Jack Russell- Dachshund, a Boxer, and an APBT. Everybody shared one food bowl, one water bowl and was respectful to each other and humans. I don't put up with any s#¡+. Every moment is a teachable moment, I bring my dogs up the same way I brought my child up moment-by-moment, you can do this, you cannot do that. My way is informal and organic, and many times I allow dogs to figure things out themselves. There is only quick and sharp reprimand if they're about to get into the trash, cuz you know trash is its own reward so getting any thing out of it must never happen. I capture behaviors while they're just running around being pups give it a name and give them praise, they learned self-control the same way a mama dog would teach it, by deterrence or distraction or a grunt or growl. A reward them for turning their attention to something else by the typical tongue-lolling doggy smile and happy sounds ( you know this sounds dogs make when they're happy) or by praise and a happy dance which in effect is the wiggle waggle that a dog's body does when it has a tail wagging happily. The dogs think I'm talking their language, and it works. Communication and learning every day in every way. And the only treats they get is something from the fridge when they come in from going potty, something like shredded cheese spread out in a line so they can all share and eat together side by side. Sometimes they are spoon-fed avocado sitting side by side, taking their turns with their names being called for their bite. Oh, and one other thing, my dogs and I bond over food sharing - sometimes I eat some and then I share with them and this has the dual purpose of establishing myself as still being the leader of the pack who eats a kill first as dogmoms (& dads) do, but not in that old 70s Alpha way. They have discovered that's not the way wolf packs work after all. It's more give -n- take than they once thought, and more of a cooperative effort then they would have ever believed when they became more objective or others more objective came along decades later.
He also may need to go to the vet. When older dogs behavior changes it can be due to pain. That will make them grumpy
When a dog's behavior changes in older age, it is often [usually] because he is in pain. You can't see this pain. But, they don't just change for no reason, or get an attitude for no reason, in fact, they do NOTHING for "no reason," so assume that he has a reason. Please take him to the vet for a thorough check. No dog should be giving his person angry growls. Never! This is not normal, safe, or acceptable behavior, but there is a reason for it. he is trying to say something, in fact, he IS saying something, but, he is not understood. Please, have him checked. If the physical comes back 100% good, then please, get a GOOD trainer [yes, anyone can call themselves a trainer, unfortunately, so check carefully and get references and watch the trainer in his work before you hire him] and try to figure out and solve the problem. Your dog growling at you is most definitely a problem! Good luck.
@@PaddocksPaws ???? What sort of response is this? Lil dogs always gotta start something? I have a Yorkie, he is "lil" and he starts nothing. I also have a Malenois. He also never starts something. Your response is very confusing.
The dog was upset with ypu because of that Tucson shirt....... I'd bite you too.
😂😂 well played
Grew up around doggies since I don't know how young. Reading their language through movements like snapping the jaw shut before going in for the bite are easy visual cue's. I saw it however I didn't expect to hear it addressed on UA-cam today. This clip came up on my feed and I was impressed 😁. Looking forward to viewing more from you 👍. Best dog whispering I've seen yet. 🐾🐩
Thanks! I appreciate it! Going to be getting more consistent on UA-cam so I appreciate the support!
Dam never heard of a English bulldog like this. There like the perfect family pet
I got one and I thought the same till I watched this video. Glad that I have one that fits in familylife.
The dog is only so because he has a chain or the parents dogs are sisters
yeah right. I had one named Charlie. he stayed exclusively near me 24/7 from the time I was 9 until 20 years old. he would only sleep in my room and want to be around me. when I was 14 15 16 years old. he attacked all of my friends and family. he was my guard dog. he liked my mom and older brother. well tolerated them. because they gave him food in my room. but anyone else no way.
Naaaa bro they aggressive tbh like mine he obvs has a sweet side but they bullys so Yk it’s just in them to act out tbh in my opinion
You are the most fortunate human in the world I’ve only known aggressive bulldogs About 5 or 6 along my career haha Damn dogs they are the worst breed ever Dysfunctional, aggressive , they get sick from everything Nope definitely a breed I would never recommend
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I just by sheer chance came upon you youtube about the aggressive English bulldog. It fascinated me because I have two English bulldogs, a male and a female, and the male is also aggressive. He is 5 yrs old now. I got him right after my female bulldog of 13 yrs old died. She was my first English bulldog and the sweetest bulldog ever. I assumed that was the nature of the breed. I was heartbroken and shortly after she died, I got Percy from a breeder in my city but think it was more of a puppy mill. There were cages upon cages. I felt so bad for him. Only about 3 or 4 months old and stuck in a small kennel. He was the most active and rambunctious bulldog I have ever seen, not laid back. He seemed to be noise sensitive and must also have been abused because if you lifted anything like a pole (when I would mop the floor or whatever) he would make awful anguished sounds like someone was beating him and his eyes would be as large as saucers. My vet said he would grow out of this, but he never really has. About a few months later I got a female bulldog as well, about 8 weeks old. The male, Percy, has been the most difficult dog I have ever had. He is not super friendly like I thought bulldogs were supposed to be. I did take him to training religiously. Now at 5 years old, I live in an apartment and I try to take him on his walks very early in the morning...5am, then around noon, when kids are at school, and lastly in the evening when most people are inside eating dinner. He's unpredictable. I've seen him totally ignore people around him and then for no reason a little girl riding by on a bike he growled at. He's hard to contain as he is about 66 pounds...very strong,...like trying to walk a bowling ball. He has had ONE biting incident. Unfortunately it involved one of my adult kids, my daughter who considers herself an animal enthusiast. He 'escaped' my bedroom as I was talking to her over the pet gate. I asked her to stop him and she must have either accidentally stepped on his paw or made a move that threatened her because he did a quick snip and the rest is history. I took pics of it. Her thigh was swollen and you could see the two fang marks and it bled. She wanted him put down. I was beside my self and moved out within a week, allowing someone to take him while I made the move. I don't know if I did right or wrong because my thought was you wouldn't put a negative relative down, why do we think we should kill an animal and not give it a second chance. That is the only time he has bitten, but he has warned people not to get close. He can be gentle and loving but he is very dominant and I alway let him know I am the leader of the pack not him. The female bulldog is pretty docile towards me, but sometimes picks up on Percy's antisocial behavior and I have had to correct her in public to not show aggression.I feel I have full control of her, but even I would say within the past week, I have anguished over what to do with Percy. I truly love him as a family member but not sure I can hang on. I called other trainers in this area to see if they could help but even one who is well respected around here who I asked to help me train, said that some dogs will be that way for life. I only see 3 youtube videos uploaded. Do you have more on these type of situations? What is your advise.
Dang I’m sorry to hear that! Sounds almost like a similar situation that this dog had in the video. I’m going to start uploading more on UA-cam. That’s something I haven’t been very good at. In your situation, mental stimulation will be key. Mental stimulation and controlled exposure help build confidence and decrease insecurity and anxiety levels. Dogs that behave that sporadically are 9 times out of 10 pretty insecure.
Aw, so sad whenever I see a aggressive English bulldog. Thank you for helping this cutie. My English bulldog Ralph is the hugest cuddle bug and hates it whenever anyone is upset. Sucks when they are under socialized.
Don’t use chains on bulldogs , use a harness 30 years talking 🇬🇧
he's such a funny character - lovely
I adopted an overbred breeder surrender from a local rescue in January. She was laser spayed in December. She just turned 7, completely untrained, not potty trained/house broke, knew no basic commands only her name. Doesn't know how to play with toys, it's all about destroying them. I've had her 4 months now, she refuses to be potty trained, and has been aggressive towards me snapping and trying to bite me but only during my monthly cycle since day 1. She's shown every behavior of being beaten and I was to,d she lived her whole life in a cage. I feel like a failure here and I've had several dogs of all different breeds so I'm not inexperienced. Any suggestions?
So any advice on extreme anxiety and nail clipping ?. We have a 230lb saint bernard who developed quite bad anxiety after his brother passed. He was the brave one out of the two but now even cleaning his ears he gets fearful.
Great job! Anyways, I never knew English Bulldogs were known to be aggressive. I always thought they were happy go lucky.
If he bites give him a good kick
That owner should never have had a bulldog.