Yep, the human needs training, because the dog will react to what the human does. The dogs were just doing what she was (unintentionally) telling them to do. She needed to be trained, and the dogs just follow along.
@@Patcarmo10 Cesar was being very respectful to those responsible for the dogs. They like the idea of dog ownership but maybe never thought about the full responsibility at the beginning. At least they are trying to make corrections.
*Came here trying to learn how not to have my dog jumping on me* ... *Ended up becoming a CEO of a very large company while leading hundreds of people and becoming overall a much better human being* Thank you Cesar, very nice.
The “playing dolls” comment did me in. 😂. Great video. I took my dog on a walk and decided to work with him on a long lead to be less hyper when he knew there was another dog close by I made him sit and stay. While I was walking away a different neighbor says , “ oh he doesn’t want to come with you.” So, I explained the situation. She decided my dog was making the rules. I was proud proving her wrong. We have to keep working on reactivity with other dogs and it did get better that day. I fall apart when things go wrong so I have teach myself to start being calmer. These vids help!
@@josem.2909 animals dont communicate thru words,so good body language is neccesary to talk to an animal. examples; 1-if a dog leans on you(using its shoulder) it respects you 2- if a cat nuzzles its head to yours(nose) it respects you 3- Cesar speaks the language
Seeing something from a different perspective, doesnt make you necessarily smarter than anyone else. If I can see two cars about to crash from a rooftop, doesn't make me smarter than the people driving who are about to collide. However, his perspective is coming from a place most people can't see or are unwilling to see on their own.
I love that Cesar figures out where a person is emotionally, and psychologically and then taps into that person's strengths. He assesses the person and teaches them to draw from scenarios in their lives where they've felt empowered and teaches them to apply that same energy when they are controlling their dog. Great teachers meet the student where they are, and encourage the student to grow from that place. Cesar is amazing!
Linda Jorgensen Cesar is quite honest about the fact that he came to America as a illegal immigrant from Mexico. He is now a legal US citizen, but for many years he was not here legally.
Animals rely very very heavily on body language and emotion to communicate and can read humans EXTREMELY well, it’s all about how you carry yourself, that’s why Cesar is such a powerful trainer
I love seeing the dogs pick up on the energy he's projecting while he's telling her about it. Dogs can literally read our minds, that's why they know a vet visit is coming.
Ain't that the truth! And too many parents are lazy. Parenting is WORK. All the time. Training, teaching, molding, correcting, nurturing, discipling... It's easier to give them tv, phone or video game....
Watching Cesar Millan videos, along with that of Supernanny's Jo Frost, really prepared me to be a good parent, even though I'm not planning to have children.
I swear Cesar's lessons are not just applicable to animals but his logics and reasonings are extremely valuable in life in general and how we deal with people and relationships. I absolutely love love love this guy, and would love to meet him one day
It's a hard pill to swallow that you as the owner are the reason for the bad behaviour. Our expression of love is different with pets. That's a powerful lesson for me. It's tough cos I have a 9week boerboel who nips and bites and jumps and its hard feeling like the back of the pack lol. Thanks Caesar. I'm going to work on the no touch, no talk and no eye contact when entering a room with my pup
I’m a boerbel breeder and I really hope you have gotten your pup under control and have at a minimum basic obedience down now. I love the breed, but they are very powerful dogs with a definite predilection to be dominant. I do not sell puppies to individuals that don’t have successful experience with boerbels or with other mastiff type breeds. I require a vet reference from a vet that knows the prospective owner and their experience level. The few times I sold to somebody without mastiff experience, I required a paid contract with a good trainer before sale. I do all this to protect the dog, the owner and the public.
Thanks everyone, she has stopped the nipping and biting and she's a lovely obedient dog. Very high in energy and needs a lot of exercise but I have established a routine with her thats helped to manage her high energy
Thank you, Cesar! Some people have this idea that loving your pet means giving him affection all the time. When really, that's not love. The intention is done with love in mind, but that's like giving a child candy and fast food and going to bed when they want too. That's not giving a child what it needs to have a good head start in society or in life. No matter how unconventional I am as an adult, I know that it's still good for me to have some type of structure in my life. So yes, dogs like playtime, treats and affection. But give them structure, discipline and leadership first.
This video is a life saver. I thought my dog was crazy with his constant jumping. I had no idea he could calm down if I just avoid eye contact and stopped shoving him away coz he enjoys it.
As a career RN I have taught and mentored student nurses for forty years. I have always drilled one thing into them, "It's not the message, it's the delivery". Thank you Cesar, not only have you taught me how to have a stable dog pack at home over all these years, but you have helped me to better teach my student nurses. Love, Nurse Carolyn.
G M : I see this all the time in public with my well-trained dogs. Let the person 'save face' ... I tell them " don't talk to him or pet him... he is working... this is his job " Most folks 'get it' and stop. If they do not, turn your dog away and walk away. Simple as that.
When I tell people about how they should treat their dogs I always tell them “watch Cesar’s videos on UA-cam”. I watched Cesar’s videos, along with other videos when I’m training a dog as a service dog, and it’s never failed me.
Man the last minute where he explained about how love spoils trust was so eye opening and is universal feeling not only between human and dogs but other humans too. Sometimes you have to be strict to build trust and then only so love. Man this was powerful!
Yes! I need to practice this because I love my dogs so much I sometimes (often) forget not to be excited when I greet them, and they are a nightmare when meeting new people (my fault, not the dogs). Thanks for this
Wish I had discovered Cesar's lessons years ago! Playing catch-up now. Love his energy and calmness. I feel more balanced just watching him teaching others😀❤️
I know so many people,who love it, when their dog jumps around when they are coming home again. Until the time,when someone is injured for the first time...for example a child falls down....i hope many more people are whatching your great videos and are learning about dog's nature....i love your work! greetings from austria 🤗
Basically me. I love greeting my baby in an excited hug but now that my german shepherd if 4months old, im worried for my nephew visiting, cus she can knock him down now. Im glad for this video
Kia Minaya Yep dame here. My box set just turned 2 & he’s a jumper. We don’t mind because we’re ready & used to it but it’s not ok for him to do that to guests. We’re using quarantine time to work on his jumping lol wish me luck lol
You have been the only dog trainer I've trusted since 2002 when I had my first labrador retriever. No one explains or feels things the way you do. Although I'm no longer a dog owner, I try to teach your training methods to my friends. Love you Cesar!
My partner and I just got a puppy. Even though I'm an old fan I am still learning. I also made my partner watch your vids so we can achieve a peaceful household
Реакция собаки на 13:42-13:45 бесценна! Она отражает как раз всю суть того, о чем говорит Цезар. Спасибо огромное за то, что есть такие специалисты! Смотрю Вас с удовольствием и все время учусь понимать собак. И не без успеха. Моя Багира - умница! Большое спасибо, Цезар, за Ваш труд! ❤❤❤
This man was put on earth for dogs, thank god, thank you it’s amazing every thing I have watched has worked on my one year old Rottweiler, thank you, I love you xx
Such great love for humans and dogs. Recognizing and validating her love and innate parenting skills while explaining how her boundaries and structure will be important with her children not just the dogs. ❤
Absolutely love his approach! Been watching him for close to 20 years, absolutely spot on! Dogs instinctively are only wanting to please their owners, its the owners who need the education..
What a lovely home and environment that Cesar has made for his children, himself and his animal family! You just can't help but feel the love and empowerment within its boundaries. Thank you so much, Cesar! I've really enjoyed your videos.
Thank you for adding in the hand signal. We have been struggling to find a way to show our deaf 90lb Mastiff that we dont want him to jump. Will try this method!
I love Cesar. I've learned soo much from him! My bucket list has only one thing on it. I'd like to meet Cesar & have a chance to talk with him b4 I die! His story is incredible. Jumping the border at 21!!! His understanding & connection with dogs is absolutely amazing. Thank you, Cesar, for being so open & sharing your knowledge with us. Andre & Calvin are so lucky to have you! xoxo
thank you for your training, when we got Ruby out boxer/pit from the pound two months ago, she did not jump up excitedly. Now she does, so we (mainly me) she does, even with out guests. I appreciate how you broke it down and explained what we humans do in our idea of loving our pets, some some cases make them misbehave 😩
Why is he just so darn amazing🤗 I swear this man is a genius at what he does. He deserves nothing but the best to come his way. Love, life... everything. He does good for this world. He makes better humans 😊
So true! This method of not showing excitement at the door works for cats too! My cat would meet me at the door and I was so happy to see her and pet her. She kept wanting to go out the door. But when I didn't give her attention and told her "back" and showed her where I wanted her to step back (behind the border piece between the carpet and tile for foyer). With practice she understood and doesn't want to dart out. I can now carry in my shopping with door wide open and she waits behind that line.😁❤😺
Cesar! you can teach humans to be calm. I love how you mention that you have to give power to the word for it to work. I wish humans would understand this when someone is being foul against them.
Thanks Cesar! I have learned so much from you. Using dog psychology, as you have taught me to do, has allowed me to focus my animal rescue efforts (Alberta Canada) more on keeping "problem" dogs in their home by teaching owners how to fix the unwanted behaviors no matter what the issue is rather than giving their dog away.
I recently moved to a high traffic apartment complex in Columbus, Ohio! My dogs are now 10 yrs old & have always been reactive. I've been racking my brain trying to comprehend how to deal with this awful issue! The slightest THOUGHT of a noise sends them bellaring explosively at all hours of the day & night - MUCH to my dismay! Meeting people or other dogs is always a potential dangerous situation! I am determined to get a handle on this nightmare! I think I am now beginning to understand how I have created this behavior, and how to stop it! Thank you Cesar! After 10 long years, I MAY finally get to use my Dogs as the Psychiatric Service Dogs I originally needed them to be!
I’ve been using his practices at my job (I work at a pet store, we have a dog daycare) There’s been a lot of change in some dogs, including my own. I really love and believe in his teachings. I’m still working with my dogs, one is almost three years old, the other is almost 4 months old. It’s a work in progress but it’s showing results!
Cesar is not just teaching us to be a good dog owner but also to be a good person in general. I become more calm now to handle my dog when he is too excited or even handle humans negative emotions after I watched his videos 👍👍😀
It is fantastic that she is so open and wonderful to see the connection made. Both people have great energy and willingness to learn = lucky pups! Caesar gives wisdom worthy of human relationships!
Cesar's beautiful state of mind is so beyond verbal description. He is by far the most ethereal, spiritually moving human I have seen. I am in awe of and in love with him. I really am!
This is a video I need to share with people. We had a few instances when new owners turned one of our dogs into total nightmares. They left here well behaved, sweet natured, with no issues at all. One of them came back to us, pulling her owner behind her on the lead, wanting to attack every other dog she encountered, and generally the dog was a mess. We sent the person away (quote from her: "I couldn't keep the dog as I split up with my partner, and no woman can have a dog in the house without a strong man." That alone told us she was useless!). Just one walk later, we could let her run around without a lead, she always came back when called, was great at retrieving sticks, loved playing. Apparently, that woman never let her run free, never played with her. No wonder the dog was going nuts! It then took a few weeks to slowly socialize her with other dogs again. She's now a sweet girl again. It really all comes down to the humans. That woman was not fit to have any kind of animal.
One of the biggest problems is our tendency to anthropomorphize our pets- ascribe human emotions to them. Do they feel betrayed? Are they sad when we go to work? Not really. They have a very limited range of emotions and primarily operate on instinct. We are projecting our feelings onto them. Obviously I'm not saying dogs are robots who feel nothing. We know they have personalities and feelings. But they do not have the capacity for reflective thought, and therefore they don't have our problem of overthinking things. When you have a society that denigrates motherhood and promotes pet ownership, you're going to see this happen a lot more- men but especially women who feel as though their pets are their children. If you have that attitude it's going to cause you to turn that animal into a human in your mind & treat it as such. I think the greatest love and respect you can show towards a dog or any other animal is to understand it isn't a human, let it behave as an animal and give it boundaries so it is comfortable. Our farm dogs were all working dogs. We had great respect for them, but they slept outside, ate bones and scraps and they weren't allowed to jump all over visitors or lick us on the mouth. They had a wonderful happy life, running around all day outside doing real work that kept their brains and bodies active, playing with other dogs, getting affection and food from the humans and sleeping in a warm comfortable bed. They weren't allowed in the house unless there was a storm, then we'd let them come into the laundry room because they were scared. I can honestly say that these working dogs were far happier than the pampered hollywood lapdogs people shove inside their apartment and call their "furbabies". So please- if you love dogs (or any animal), give it a job, treat it with respect, don't smother it with your emotional nonsense or treat it like a doll. It will love you far more. And when you have children- they are more important than your pet. That is normal.
Clearly an assumption someone will have children...you do know some people can’t have children right? Why don’t people mind their own business and let others live their life how they want...
@@trinbago27 Of course, there's nothing wrong if you can't have kids- I was making a general statement about the way society is going in the West, not having a go at people who love their pets. My wife and I have had trouble conceiving, I said to her that if we end up not having any kids, we will get a couple of dogs and a cat. Obviously they will help fill that void for us. What I'm talking about is the tendency for people to focus more on pets than on children- deciding to have pets instead of kids, then treating those pets as if they were kids. That isn't healthy for anyone involved. Can you see my point? These animals aren't our fur babies, they are domesticated creatures operating primarily on instinct. It's fine to love your pets and they are a blessing for lonely people, but when young people are choosing pets over starting a family, then treating the pets like they're dolls- that's wrong.
very wordy, so few will pay attention. but he is correct. Skip all the opinion about motherhood and your own farm dogs... that has no bearing on readers
@@DougHinVA It may not be of interest to you, and people with a short attention span may not want to take the time to read anything longer than one sentence, but I put those things in there for a reason. Mentioning our farm dogs serves two purposes- to provide an example of one way to make animals content and happy; and to show the reader that I'm speaking from experience, that I really do know, love and care for dogs. I also included my opinion on motherhood and my observations on society moving towards pet ownership as a substitute for a family, because I believe it provides context for the statement that people anthropomorphize their pets. My hope is that people will read what I said and perhaps shift their thinking in regards to the priorities their pets have in their life. I think this is a fundamental problem in our culture. Maybe I'm wrong. The thing to remember is that these comments are my personal opinions, they are not edited for readability or brevity, they are not necessarily correct, and they are generalizations that don't apply to every single person. If people don't want to know about my farm dogs or my conservative values that's fine. They can stop reading. But thank you for the feedback, I tend to type these things late at night before bed, and they are not written as succinctly as they might be, so next time I'll try to make my point better.
13:40 the dog stares at Cesar and then ran away when Cesar put some character explaining to the lady, its like he knows Cesar is putting discipline, lol very funny😂
Sharing this in the main comment section, in case it gets lost in the replies to Cesar's comment down below. Please forgive my massive rabbit trail at one point... I appreciate this video so much! I'm blind, and am working my third guide dog. They teach us to not let our dogs jump on us, or others. We learn a whole host of other things as well. It's a bit overwhelming that first time in class. I appreciate your video because it doesn't involve correcting the dog. I'll be honest. Most of the guide dog schools in the U.S. teach correction for bad behavior, praise for good behavior. They say, 2/3 praise, 1/3 correction. I come from that mind set, so it's hard for me to wrap my mind around the positive reinforcement treat-for-everything that has swept the nation in the last ten-fifteen years. it's not that I think it's bad, it's that some guides, since they're mostly labradors, are entirely too food-driven, which makes the act of rewarding the good behavior with food a lot more work than if we just use our voices. All that to say that I'm on the fence with it. I can understand there are times when it's good, but I definitely also respect when there are other ways to communicate what we expect of our dogs. And when those ways work, it's even better. You keep coming home low-key. You approach the dog, and interact with the dog. Or if they approach you, you greet calmly. My first guide dog was a jumper. One time, he jumped up to check out a ten-month-old baby in a man's arms. I was mortified, to put it mildly. Thank God the baby wasn't hurt or terrified, and that the man took the whole situation in stride and didn't condemn me or my dog for my dog's two-year-old puppyish antics that were, particularly in harness but at any time, completely inappropriate. The man said they had a great dane at home, which explained why the baby wasn't scared of my dog. I didn't know what I know now about keeping things low-key. I'm surprised and grateful that my first dog learned not to jump on people even so! Thank you, Cesar, for what you do, and the hope you give when you train people how to communicate more effectively with their dogs--because that's what it is most of the time, right? It's a species barrier. We don't know how to understand their language (body, vocal, etc), and they definitely get mixed signals from us. Sorry for such a long comment! :) Edit: I wish they went at training with us similar to this silence, body language, sound. We wouldn't be able to see the dogs' body language, which may be why they don't emphasize the first two, but it could still be a valuable tool for us to use with them. I need to sit on this a while. that was really powerful.
Hola Caesar, you are so amazing. Your dedication and love of all animals is awe inspiring. Teaching so many people worldwide, such a good thing.I appreciate you informing us all.You deserve all the success and happiness in your life.So good as this is helping for the dogs to to have better behaved. Thank you so very much. Greetings from here in north east of England.
Cesar amazes me, as humans I think we should teach each other there is no love without trust, honesty and respect. The word love is so easily thrown about without true learning of what it really is.
Cesar and Daddy are our Timmy and Lassie of 2000. Just the way you loved them the world over loves you. Always in our prayers and thankful for the smiles and many tears we all shared with you and Daddy.
7:17 Cesar: “The only reason why that kid is misbehaving is because their parents are letting them.” Dog: “woof” like saying that’s right bro she is lettin me misbehave jajajaja
I also commend her teachability because a lot of people take any criticism of their dog or their kid as personal criticism and can get offended and confrontational
I have 2 indies rescued and adopted from the streets as 2.5-3months old pups. One is now 17 months and the other 7.5 months. Since the day I’ve had them they have been jumping and biting at me when I’m back for a good two minutes till they settle down. Today I watched this video and decided to follow what Caesar told this couple. I realised I used to greet them with excitement leading to this behaviour. Thanks to this training video for the first time ever today there was no biting and over excitement. There were a couple of jumps but the shhhhh sound helped with that too. I’m definitely gonna continue the consistency with the training till they completely sober down. God bless you Caesar
That's how I've been greeting my yorkie every time I come back from being out of the house. I wonder if this is why he jumps and barks at every person he sees; in or out of the house? I will try this with him. Thanks for posting this video.
Jz DisneyB dogs jump on you cause they get excited when you greet them with open arms ,everything cesar says is very true I’ve noticed that is why I haven’t got much respect from dogs cause they get excited and are used to something
Caesar is a animal guru and genius in his techniques. I’ve learned so much by watching him. Over the years have made me a better pet parent! Hugs Caesar!
Man, this man gives me not advice to deal with dogs, but advice for my overall life, he is indeed a badass leader.
I am sorry he wasn't born in this country, I would vote for him for president!!!
Are those penguins in the background????
@@lauravallejos719 😄
Cesar's impersonation of how "most people" greet there dogs was pretty much everything I'm here for. And so spot on
So spot on. It's hard to resist them
I love how he spends no time with the dogs. He trained her not the dog. It's so real.
Yep, the human needs training, because the dog will react to what the human does. The dogs were just doing what she was (unintentionally) telling them to do. She needed to be trained, and the dogs just follow along.
Yeah! And the lady is really dumb, isn´t it? And Cesar so patient... Amazing work!
@@Patcarmo10 Cesar was being very respectful to those responsible for the dogs. They like the idea of dog ownership but maybe never thought about the full responsibility at the beginning. At least they are trying to make corrections.
@@Patcarmo10 I agree. But you have to learn to be patient with people who don't understand.
Train the human not the dog...coz a dog will never understand if human wont show it....
*Came here trying to learn how not to have my dog jumping on me*
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*Ended up becoming a CEO of a very large company while leading hundreds of people and becoming overall a much better human being*
Thank you Cesar, very nice.
What did you think of my strategy to correct this behavior?
thx
make sute that you drop many videos
Cesar Millan hi! I’m watching now! Question, how come your bird doesn’t ever fly away when you take it outside?
@@enitnelav7534 will do!!!
As a new visitor to a house with Dogs , would you try to act diffrentley to Dogs you know ?
Wow.
I am learning so much more than just “dog training”. He’s teaching us how to live our lives with trust, care and respect.
nahh this is just dog training
I agree, me too
Love how he calls kids, little humans
not only kids are little humans
They are little humans. 😆😳🤓
Some are midgets
This is why I love his channel
The “playing dolls” comment did me in. 😂. Great video. I took my dog on a walk and decided to work with him on a long lead to be less hyper when he knew there was another dog close by I made him sit and stay. While I was walking away a different neighbor says , “ oh he doesn’t want to come with you.” So, I explained the situation. She decided my dog was making the rules. I was proud proving her wrong. We have to keep working on reactivity with other dogs and it did get better that day. I fall apart when things go wrong so I have teach myself to start being calmer. These vids help!
The force is definitely with Cesar !
Cesar is more than a trainer, he's a spiritualist! I love his aura!
Sashy Pooh can you see his aura? Wow
@@josem.2909 animals dont communicate thru words,so good body language is neccesary to talk to an animal. examples;
1-if a dog leans on you(using its shoulder) it respects you
2- if a cat nuzzles its head to yours(nose) it respects you
3- Cesar speaks the language
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The man is a genius. Please send him a nobel prize already 🤖
You took the words RIGHT out of my mouth 😁
Holy crap that’s spot on!!!
Seeing something from a different perspective, doesnt make you necessarily smarter than anyone else. If I can see two cars about to crash from a rooftop, doesn't make me smarter than the people driving who are about to collide. However, his perspective is coming from a place most people can't see or are unwilling to see on their own.
@@scottmattern482 they didnt mean it in that way
@@bigg1656 oh, okay. Where i come from, a genius is someone who is more intelligent than most people.
Caesar identifies a young couple with a budding family and gives them advice beyond controlling their dog's mood. Thats talent and wisdom.
I love that Cesar figures out where a person is emotionally, and psychologically and then taps into that person's strengths. He assesses the person and teaches them to draw from scenarios in their lives where they've felt empowered and teaches them to apply that same energy when they are controlling their dog. Great teachers meet the student where they are, and encourage the student to grow from that place. Cesar is amazing!
Cesar, me and millions of others are grateful you “squeezed through” that door all those years ago. ❤️🐾
JMLawhead The door? Please explain!
Linda Jorgensen Cesar is quite honest about the fact that he came to America as a illegal immigrant from Mexico. He is now a legal US citizen, but for many years he was not here legally.
And definitely glad he made it through the low point in his life and came back stronger and better than ever. Thumbs up to you Cesar.
@@lindajorgensen2580 smuggled himself into the USA
its crazy to think he has changed the life of millions.... dogs and people ...probably cats and llamas too....
Husband in the background: “ see I been telling you stop babying that dog” 😂
Animals rely very very heavily on body language and emotion to communicate and can read humans EXTREMELY well, it’s all about how you carry yourself, that’s why Cesar is such a powerful trainer
I love seeing the dogs pick up on the energy he's projecting while he's telling her about it. Dogs can literally read our minds, that's why they know a vet visit is coming.
I started watching to learn how to stop a dog from jumping, but ended up learning heaps more! Always love watching Cesar teach!
Me to.
"The only reason the kids are misbehaving is because the parents are letting them." 💯 🎯
TRUTH
Ain't that the truth! And too many parents are lazy. Parenting is WORK. All the time. Training, teaching, molding, correcting, nurturing, discipling...
It's easier to give them tv, phone or video game....
And if you give your kids attention for bad behavior, it usually gets worse. Just like with dogs
@@keepinitkawaii True.
Watching Cesar Millan videos, along with that of Supernanny's Jo Frost, really prepared me to be a good parent, even though I'm not planning to have children.
I swear Cesar's lessons are not just applicable to animals but his logics and reasonings are extremely valuable in life in general and how we deal with people and relationships. I absolutely love love love this guy, and would love to meet him one day
"The only reason the kids are misbehaving is because the parents are letting them" 🎯
And the dog barks in agreement!!
#Epic 💯💯💯✔✔✔🐶
I love his philosophy. Dogs are very simple, the humans are the ones that make it complicated
"Fall in love with the reality" We are so blessed to have you Cesar
It's a hard pill to swallow that you as the owner are the reason for the bad behaviour. Our expression of love is different with pets. That's a powerful lesson for me. It's tough cos I have a 9week boerboel who nips and bites and jumps and its hard feeling like the back of the pack lol. Thanks Caesar. I'm going to work on the no touch, no talk and no eye contact when entering a room with my pup
Good to establish those boundaries early on 👍.
That 6-12-week period is crucial. i hope you were able to use it, and the weeks since, successfully with you pup! :)
So how's it going?
I’m a boerbel breeder and I really hope you have gotten your pup under control and have at a minimum basic obedience down now. I love the breed, but they are very powerful dogs with a definite predilection to be dominant. I do not sell puppies to individuals that don’t have successful experience with boerbels or with other mastiff type breeds. I require a vet reference from a vet that knows the prospective owner and their experience level. The few times I sold to somebody without mastiff experience, I required a paid contract with a good trainer before sale. I do all this to protect the dog, the owner and the public.
Thanks everyone, she has stopped the nipping and biting and she's a lovely obedient dog. Very high in energy and needs a lot of exercise but I have established a routine with her thats helped to manage her high energy
Thank you, Cesar! Some people have this idea that loving your pet means giving him affection all the time. When really, that's not love. The intention is done with love in mind, but that's like giving a child candy and fast food and going to bed when they want too. That's not giving a child what it needs to have a good head start in society or in life. No matter how unconventional I am as an adult, I know that it's still good for me to have some type of structure in my life. So yes, dogs like playtime, treats and affection. But give them structure, discipline and leadership first.
Im loving the longer videos Cesar and family!
Thank you!!
@@CesarMillanOfficial i have Rottweiler dog 2Yrs old he getting with patches on his eyes and body
PLEASE HELP ME
I can also send you photos
@@CesarMillanOfficial Hola! verdad que cuándo un perro, por muy inocente que sea la mordida el perro ya te mordió en el mundo animal?
@@shashanksharma1386 go to the vet
This video is a life saver. I thought my dog was crazy with his constant jumping. I had no idea he could calm down if I just avoid eye contact and stopped shoving him away coz he enjoys it.
As a career RN I have taught and mentored student nurses for forty years. I have always drilled one thing into them, "It's not the message, it's the delivery". Thank you Cesar, not only have you taught me how to have a stable dog pack at home over all these years, but you have helped me to better teach my student nurses. Love, Nurse Carolyn.
Made so much sense. Worked almost immediately. Loved the “squeezed through the fence” comment. I love watching you train us.
Now i just need to know how to stop people from being more excited than the dog when they see him.
Just say "stop".
@@scout8112 😂
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One of my teachers did that when we were out of control at school and it worked.
G M : I see this all the time in public with my well-trained dogs. Let the person 'save face' ... I tell them " don't talk to him or pet him... he is working... this is his job " Most folks 'get it' and stop. If they do not, turn your dog away and walk away. Simple as that.
Bro. Yes!
When I tell people about how they should treat their dogs I always tell them “watch Cesar’s videos on UA-cam”. I watched Cesar’s videos, along with other videos when I’m training a dog as a service dog, and it’s never failed me.
LOL @ him saying “you’re squeezing through the door, that’s how I squeezed through the border” ..... He is so funny but great!
Man the last minute where he explained about how love spoils trust was so eye opening and is universal feeling not only between human and dogs but other humans too. Sometimes you have to be strict to build trust and then only so love. Man this was powerful!
Thank you Cesar, I just tried this and it worked instantly
Great to hear!!
@@CesarMillanOfficial. How to teach the dog to make toilet just outside?
Makes a lot of sense. I live with my roommates staffy and she is exactly like this. Loves jumping up at me all the time. Thanks Cesar. Amazing ❤
Yes! I need to practice this because I love my dogs so much I sometimes (often) forget not to be excited when I greet them, and they are a nightmare when meeting new people (my fault, not the dogs). Thanks for this
When it comes to dogs...Cesar Milan is the only voice i hear and follow.
He is my leader in dog behaviour 🙂♥️
Wish I had discovered Cesar's lessons years ago! Playing catch-up now. Love his energy and calmness. I feel more balanced just watching him teaching others😀❤️
*"A powerful breed can be around society"* powerful words 👏👏
I know so many people,who love it, when their dog jumps around when they are coming home again. Until the time,when someone is injured for the first time...for example a child falls down....i hope many more people are whatching your great videos and are learning about dog's nature....i love your work! greetings from austria 🤗
Basically me. I love greeting my baby in an excited hug but now that my german shepherd if 4months old, im worried for my nephew visiting, cus she can knock him down now. Im glad for this video
Kia Minaya Yep dame here. My box set just turned 2 & he’s a jumper. We don’t mind because we’re ready & used to it but it’s not ok for him to do that to guests. We’re using quarantine time to work on his jumping lol wish me luck lol
You have been the only dog trainer I've trusted since 2002 when I had my first labrador retriever. No one explains or feels things the way you do. Although I'm no longer a dog owner, I try to teach your training methods to my friends. Love you Cesar!
Me as well
My partner and I just got a puppy. Even though I'm an old fan I am still learning. I also made my partner watch your vids so we can achieve a peaceful household
Cesar trains humans and rehabilitates dogs. Not only that, he also understands sign language. Gifted man for sure!!
13:46 Look at how the dog reacts when Ceasar's energy exploded.
Oh shit, good catch
Frlz that was such a moment!
Реакция собаки на 13:42-13:45 бесценна! Она отражает как раз всю суть того, о чем говорит Цезар.
Спасибо огромное за то, что есть такие специалисты!
Смотрю Вас с удовольствием и все время учусь понимать собак. И не без успеха. Моя Багира - умница!
Большое спасибо, Цезар, за Ваш труд! ❤❤❤
This man was put on earth for dogs, thank god, thank you it’s amazing every thing I have watched has worked on my one year old Rottweiler, thank you, I love you xx
Such great love for humans and dogs. Recognizing and validating her love and innate parenting skills while explaining how her boundaries and structure will be important with her children not just the dogs. ❤
Absolutely love his approach! Been watching him for close to 20 years, absolutely spot on! Dogs instinctively are only wanting to please their owners, its the owners who need the education..
What a lovely home and environment that Cesar has made for his children, himself and his animal family! You just can't help but feel the love and empowerment within its boundaries. Thank you so much, Cesar! I've really enjoyed your videos.
As always another great tip for people to build a bond without words. Once you feel the bond of energy. It just feels right and perfect.
hank danight beautifully said
Yup
Let’s give mom some credit - she’s taking direction exceptionally!!!
I think he actually just shot out an aura that told the puppy he’s not playing at 13:40 😂😂😂
Good catch lol
Great observation. The puppy really picked up the body language.
puppy ran fast!
He has that special auro, so true...
I caught that too!💛
Exercise, discipline, affection = body, mind, heart. Love this statement, it sums it up so perfectly
Thank you for adding in the hand signal. We have been struggling to find a way to show our deaf 90lb Mastiff that we dont want him to jump. Will try this method!
I love Cesar. I've learned soo much from him! My bucket list has only one thing on it. I'd like to meet Cesar & have a chance to talk with him b4 I die! His story is incredible. Jumping the border at 21!!! His understanding & connection with dogs is absolutely amazing. Thank you, Cesar, for being so open & sharing your knowledge with us. Andre & Calvin are so lucky to have you! xoxo
Could you please give your guests a mic so that we can hear them better? It would help us get the full impact of these videos!
Good point
Stop complaining
@@Lwhit37 she asked a question for better understanding, she didn’t complain. Get over yourself
thank you for your training, when we got Ruby out boxer/pit from the pound two months ago, she did not jump up excitedly. Now she does, so we (mainly me) she does, even with out guests. I appreciate how you broke it down and explained what we humans do in our idea of loving our pets, some some cases make them misbehave 😩
You basically are a human behavioural psychologistat this point ♥️ thanks so much for who you've chosen and worked to become.
Why is he just so darn amazing🤗 I swear this man is a genius at what he does. He deserves nothing but the best to come his way. Love, life... everything. He does good for this world. He makes better humans 😊
More than 90 % is body language. Humans, dogs, cats, actually any animal.
"Look deep into nature and you will understand everything better"
So true! This method of not showing excitement at the door works for cats too! My cat would meet me at the door and I was so happy to see her and pet her. She kept wanting to go out the door. But when I didn't give her attention and told her "back" and showed her where I wanted her to step back (behind the border piece between the carpet and tile for foyer). With practice she understood and doesn't want to dart out. I can now carry in my shopping with door wide open and she waits behind that line.😁❤😺
No ni na
Cesar! you can teach humans to be calm. I love how you mention that you have to give power to the word for it to work. I wish humans would understand this when someone is being foul against them.
Thanks Cesar! I have learned so much from you. Using dog psychology, as you have taught me to do, has allowed me to focus my animal rescue efforts (Alberta Canada) more on keeping "problem" dogs in their home by teaching owners how to fix the unwanted behaviors no matter what the issue is rather than giving their dog away.
Very nice lesson. I don't even have a dog but I will remember to think this way when I visit friends who have dogs.
This video cane at the perfect time. Dealing with this with a new rescue at my sons home. Thank you mil veces!
I recently moved to a high traffic apartment complex in Columbus, Ohio! My dogs are now 10 yrs old & have always been reactive. I've been racking my brain trying to comprehend how to deal with this awful issue! The slightest THOUGHT of a noise sends them bellaring explosively at all hours of the day & night - MUCH to my dismay! Meeting people or other dogs is always a potential dangerous situation! I am determined to get a handle on this nightmare! I think I am now beginning to understand how I have created this behavior, and how to stop it! Thank you Cesar! After 10 long years, I MAY finally get to use my Dogs as the Psychiatric Service Dogs I originally needed them to be!
I’ve been using his practices at my job (I work at a pet store, we have a dog daycare) There’s been a lot of change in some dogs, including my own. I really love and believe in his teachings. I’m still working with my dogs, one is almost three years old, the other is almost 4 months old. It’s a work in progress but it’s showing results!
"your silence, your body language and your sound " "that is connection... communication and relationship " It's fundamental ! thank you again :)
Secrets of the Universe. Beautiful, Cesar.
“So you play dolls...your doing the Barbie thing” 😂😂😂 I’m weak
I'm going to apply these trainings on my 5 years old 'human' son
To many or Jealous and want to call your Work fake. YOU THE BEST AT IT I BEEN WATCHING OVER 10 YEARS NOW. KEEP UP GOOD WORK
Cesar is not just teaching us to be a good dog owner but also to be a good person in general. I become more calm now to handle my dog when he is too excited or even handle humans negative emotions after I watched his videos 👍👍😀
It is fantastic that she is so open and wonderful to see the connection made. Both people have great energy and willingness to learn = lucky pups! Caesar gives wisdom worthy of human relationships!
Cesar almost killed me when he did the “regular people greeting reenactment” 😂
And he's so sweet to her! He's honest and shoots straight but very kind 💙💙💙💙
Cesar always makes sense, his techniques are unique but logical, he is one of a kind. More power to you sir ... brilliant! Regards, from Down Under.
I learn so much from Cesar! I can only hope others will discover how precious his guidance is, will become, instead of using a shock collar.
Love your demonstrations Cesar! Amazing, that it is the people that need to be trained.
I love watching these videos. I’ve never owned a dog yet, but these videos help me to learn how to raise a dog properly
I love how he explain to them! Please do video for dog had social anxiety!
Cesar's beautiful state of mind is so beyond verbal description. He is by far the most ethereal, spiritually moving human I have seen. I am in awe of and in love with him. I really am!
This is a video I need to share with people. We had a few instances when new owners turned one of our dogs into total nightmares. They left here well behaved, sweet natured, with no issues at all. One of them came back to us, pulling her owner behind her on the lead, wanting to attack every other dog she encountered, and generally the dog was a mess. We sent the person away (quote from her: "I couldn't keep the dog as I split up with my partner, and no woman can have a dog in the house without a strong man." That alone told us she was useless!). Just one walk later, we could let her run around without a lead, she always came back when called, was great at retrieving sticks, loved playing. Apparently, that woman never let her run free, never played with her. No wonder the dog was going nuts! It then took a few weeks to slowly socialize her with other dogs again. She's now a sweet girl again. It really all comes down to the humans. That woman was not fit to have any kind of animal.
That woman is such a loser! Wow what a sovinist ass woman
I’m a teacher, I use Cesar’s principles with kids everyday, works a treat
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Kids, dogs, difference = not much
One of the biggest problems is our tendency to anthropomorphize our pets- ascribe human emotions to them. Do they feel betrayed? Are they sad when we go to work? Not really. They have a very limited range of emotions and primarily operate on instinct. We are projecting our feelings onto them. Obviously I'm not saying dogs are robots who feel nothing. We know they have personalities and feelings. But they do not have the capacity for reflective thought, and therefore they don't have our problem of overthinking things. When you have a society that denigrates motherhood and promotes pet ownership, you're going to see this happen a lot more- men but especially women who feel as though their pets are their children. If you have that attitude it's going to cause you to turn that animal into a human in your mind & treat it as such. I think the greatest love and respect you can show towards a dog or any other animal is to understand it isn't a human, let it behave as an animal and give it boundaries so it is comfortable.
Our farm dogs were all working dogs. We had great respect for them, but they slept outside, ate bones and scraps and they weren't allowed to jump all over visitors or lick us on the mouth. They had a wonderful happy life, running around all day outside doing real work that kept their brains and bodies active, playing with other dogs, getting affection and food from the humans and sleeping in a warm comfortable bed. They weren't allowed in the house unless there was a storm, then we'd let them come into the laundry room because they were scared. I can honestly say that these working dogs were far happier than the pampered hollywood lapdogs people shove inside their apartment and call their "furbabies".
So please- if you love dogs (or any animal), give it a job, treat it with respect, don't smother it with your emotional nonsense or treat it like a doll. It will love you far more. And when you have children- they are more important than your pet. That is normal.
T Olsen fantastic comment, thank you
Clearly an assumption someone will have children...you do know some people can’t have children right? Why don’t people mind their own business and let others live their life how they want...
@@trinbago27 Of course, there's nothing wrong if you can't have kids- I was making a general statement about the way society is going in the West, not having a go at people who love their pets.
My wife and I have had trouble conceiving, I said to her that if we end up not having any kids, we will get a couple of dogs and a cat. Obviously they will help fill that void for us.
What I'm talking about is the tendency for people to focus more on pets than on children- deciding to have pets instead of kids, then treating those pets as if they were kids. That isn't healthy for anyone involved.
Can you see my point?
These animals aren't our fur babies, they are domesticated creatures operating primarily on instinct. It's fine to love your pets and they are a blessing for lonely people, but when young people are choosing pets over starting a family, then treating the pets like they're dolls- that's wrong.
very wordy, so few will pay attention. but he is correct. Skip all the opinion about motherhood and your own farm dogs... that has no bearing on readers
@@DougHinVA It may not be of interest to you, and people with a short attention span may not want to take the time to read anything longer than one sentence, but I put those things in there for a reason.
Mentioning our farm dogs serves two purposes- to provide an example of one way to make animals content and happy; and to show the reader that I'm speaking from experience, that I really do know, love and care for dogs.
I also included my opinion on motherhood and my observations on society moving towards pet ownership as a substitute for a family, because I believe it provides context for the statement that people anthropomorphize their pets.
My hope is that people will read what I said and perhaps shift their thinking in regards to the priorities their pets have in their life. I think this is a fundamental problem in our culture.
Maybe I'm wrong.
The thing to remember is that these comments are my personal opinions, they are not edited for readability or brevity, they are not necessarily correct, and they are generalizations that don't apply to every single person. If people don't want to know about my farm dogs or my conservative values that's fine. They can stop reading.
But thank you for the feedback, I tend to type these things late at night before bed, and they are not written as succinctly as they might be, so next time I'll try to make my point better.
This video encompasses every belief Cesar shares with humans. So beautiful
13:40 the dog stares at Cesar and then ran away when Cesar put some character explaining to the lady, its like he knows Cesar is putting discipline, lol very funny😂
yes very funny observation. Cesar projects i am big and powerfull and the dog darts away. as if not being used to meet someone that powerfull.
Sharing this in the main comment section, in case it gets lost in the replies to Cesar's comment down below. Please forgive my massive rabbit trail at one point...
I appreciate this video so much! I'm blind, and am working my third guide dog. They teach us to not let our dogs jump on us, or others. We learn a whole host of other things as well. It's a bit overwhelming that first time in class. I appreciate your video because it doesn't involve correcting the dog.
I'll be honest. Most of the guide dog schools in the U.S. teach correction for bad behavior, praise for good behavior. They say, 2/3 praise, 1/3 correction.
I come from that mind set, so it's hard for me to wrap my mind around the positive reinforcement treat-for-everything that has swept the nation in the last ten-fifteen years. it's not that I think it's bad, it's that some guides, since they're mostly labradors, are entirely too food-driven, which makes the act of rewarding the good behavior with food a lot more work than if we just use our voices. All that to say that I'm on the fence with it. I can understand there are times when it's good, but I definitely also respect when there are other ways to communicate what we expect of our dogs. And when those ways work, it's even better.
You keep coming home low-key. You approach the dog, and interact with the dog. Or if they approach you, you greet calmly.
My first guide dog was a jumper. One time, he jumped up to check out a ten-month-old baby in a man's arms. I was mortified, to put it mildly. Thank God the baby wasn't hurt or terrified, and that the man took the whole situation in stride and didn't condemn me or my dog for my dog's two-year-old puppyish antics that were, particularly in harness but at any time, completely inappropriate. The man said they had a great dane at home, which explained why the baby wasn't scared of my dog. I didn't know what I know now about keeping things low-key. I'm surprised and grateful that my first dog learned not to jump on people even so!
Thank you, Cesar, for what you do, and the hope you give when you train people how to communicate more effectively with their dogs--because that's what it is most of the time, right? It's a species barrier. We don't know how to understand their language (body, vocal, etc), and they definitely get mixed signals from us.
Sorry for such a long comment! :)
Edit: I wish they went at training with us similar to this silence, body language, sound. We wouldn't be able to see the dogs' body language, which may be why they don't emphasize the first two, but it could still be a valuable tool for us to use with them.
I need to sit on this a while. that was really powerful.
Hola Caesar, you are so amazing. Your dedication and love of all animals is awe inspiring. Teaching so many people worldwide, such a good thing.I appreciate you informing us all.You deserve all the success and happiness in your life.So good as this is helping for the dogs to to have better behaved. Thank you so very much. Greetings from here in north east of England.
Cesar amazes me, as humans I think we should teach each other there is no love without trust, honesty and respect. The word love is so easily thrown about without true learning of what it really is.
Are we going to just ignore the 30 penguins on the hill?
Chris Woolford 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
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:) Apparently so!
I was wondering the same thing. At first I thought it was gravestones, then maybe stumps from lumbering. I went fullscreen and saw penguins! Too cute!
Yes, 😁 This is The Dog Whisperer
Cesar and Daddy are our Timmy and Lassie of 2000. Just the way you loved them the world over loves you. Always in our prayers and thankful for the smiles and many tears we all shared with you and Daddy.
7:17 Cesar: “The only reason why that kid is misbehaving is because their parents are letting them.” Dog: “woof” like saying that’s right bro she is lettin me misbehave jajajaja
Love Cesar I have trained dogs for 47yrs his instruction is wonderful 😊
13:44 " Let me make my energy bigger" and then junior runs away
I recently bought a puppy, she will start living with me in about 8 weeks.
I'm going to nerd all your videos, they are amazing.
Thank you
I also commend her teachability because a lot of people take any criticism of their dog or their kid as personal criticism and can get offended and confrontational
I have 2 indies rescued and adopted from the streets as 2.5-3months old pups. One is now 17 months and the other 7.5 months. Since the day I’ve had them they have been jumping and biting at me when I’m back for a good two minutes till they settle down. Today I watched this video and decided to follow what Caesar told this couple. I realised I used to greet them with excitement leading to this behaviour. Thanks to this training video for the first time ever today there was no biting and over excitement. There were a couple of jumps but the shhhhh sound helped with that too. I’m definitely gonna continue the consistency with the training till they completely sober down. God bless you Caesar
That's how I've been greeting my yorkie every time I come back from being out of the house. I wonder if this is why he jumps and barks at every person he sees; in or out of the house? I will try this with him. Thanks for posting this video.
Jz DisneyB dogs jump on you cause they get excited when you greet them with open arms ,everything cesar says is very true I’ve noticed that is why I haven’t got much respect from dogs cause they get excited and are used to something
he said "let me make my energy BIGGER" and as soon as he did the pup said "im out you got your space!" love to see it!
“That’s I did it when I jumped the border” 😂😂
Caesar is a animal guru and genius in his techniques. I’ve learned so much by watching him. Over the years have made me a better pet parent! Hugs Caesar!