HE HAS BITTEN EVERYONE! (DOG PARK MENACE) | Cesar911 Shorts
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2021
- In this episode, I meet Tami and her dog, Isaboo. Isaboo has been terrorizing the dog park by biting everyone! Isaboo has even drawn blood.
The dog park community has almost reached their breaking point and may have Tami leave the community.
Can I solve this case?
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It amazes me that people still bring their aggressive dogs to the dog parks, expecting everyone else to adapt to their dog.
So true! A cuple of months ago I was walking my dog (he is a big dog), we got to an open park, I stoped to change him into a longer leash and a woman started shouting at me not to unleash him, I told her I was just changing his leash and that he was really friendly and she said “Oh, but my dog is really agressive”, and her dog was unleash 🤦🏻♀️
Do u have a Boston terrier I have a Boston puppy that is very chill
@@zachdman222yt7 she is a boston/frenchie mix. Chill at home, but a loveable clown everywhere else. I love it
@@pazalvarez9863 It's people like her.....
It's interesting that of all those "dog people", none of them knew how to help and stop a situation like that.
instead of kicking her out they sought help from cesar. great community
Isn’t that very kind? If a dog bit my kid I would be P.O.! 😡
Indeed - a great group of people!
@@davisholman6518 maybe you should raise your kids better so the dog has no reason to bite them 🤷♂️
@@eziohagebuddne3097 if this not the most asinine ridiculous statement ever.....you must be a trump supporter.....y’all tend to be kooky asf
They should have gotten kicked out fawk that.....I would’ve kicked the fawk out that dog.....I remember I had to come out and save my lil cousins from these dogs running rampant in the hood....I beat tf out of all of them fawk that
I don't understand how this lady can be such a "huge fan" of this guy and simultaneously be so clueless about raising dogs. The fact that he was able to correct the bad behavior so quick and easily speaks volumes.
People on his many shows over the years who all say that are infuriating. They're either flat out lying, or they had their brains entirely shut off for every last second of it, and learned nothing from any of what they saw
What i don’t understand is she says she is a big fan of Cesar but then she should have known what she’s doing wrong.
I love how she has to act like she didn't see a whole camera crew with Cesar behind a small tree lol
My thoughts exactly. She saw him and was like “oo didn’t see ya there 💩”
She capn
Indeed, yet she has the input microphone in her chest ..totally act or that's what the team Cesar want to happen...lol
😂😂
Just like she refuses to observe her dog's behavior and unwillingness to put him on a leash if he can't be controlled.
If I had a dog that is aggressive/biting, I would “always” keep my dog in a leash until I get help in training. Having a loose dog that bites is irresponsible and NOT okay!!!! The dog made someone bleed, It can be dangerous for small kids, I don’t understand how this was allowed in the first place from the group, but mostly the dog owner. On another note, Cesar Milan is awesome! Love him!
I totally agree! At the very least, muzzle your dog.
@@jenniferpepler5843 yes it's unfair to the other ppl there
My dog is very friendly but doesnt like kids. I absolutely do mot let kids approach, even when they so badly want to. A responsible owner knows theur dog
People like that make it hard for everyone else and give dogs a bad name when it’s HER!
In our area, you can't leash a dog in the dog parks.
Rest in peace Izaboo! She came to the park we go to and I had no idea Izaboo was this kind of dog! She was totally nice and sweet always. Clearly our amazing Tammi helped Izzy with her issues. Fly high Izabooboo!
Izzy is gone now?! 😕
aww, thats so sweet. thanks for sharing , rip little pup
Cesar has such an imposing confidence aura that dogs can feel it! the moment he walks in he's already establishing who the alpha is! very few people have that gift!
Yah right
Right? Even the other dogs running around settle and Cesar isn't even focusing on them. Amazing
@@tracyjohnson5023 it's almost like they were filming a tv show and situations were scripted, hmmmmmm. Show me an actualy poor behaved dog that would listen to a stranger they seen for the first time. And please no "Alpha" energy mystics, some breed would attack a stranger just for trying to correct them that way and be the "Alpha".
@@mainsidequest5203 You would be amazed how readily animals respond to confidence and body language. This isn't about 'mystics' or 'energy'. It's about body language, posture, eye contact, interpreting the dog's responses, repetition etc. He knows from decade-long experience how to put a dog into submission and then reinforces the submission with conditioning. He's actually been criticized for that by "experts" (animal rights people) who said that the gogs become almost slavish as a result of his methods.
@@grandchampion7275 might work with breeds that are eager to please people and that are afraid of humans, even most dogs attack out of anxiousnes or fear. But with a dog that doesn't fear you it wouldn't fly. Damn even my own dog that is trained and well behaved wouldn't take such behaviour from strangers and would show his own dominance to ceasar and i am very certain, ceasar would lose that battle. But still most of this is tv show mysticism of some guy who films reality tv.
She’s lucky that her dog wasn’t put down for biting and that the people at the park are kind and understanding
Is not big enough to be visions animal. You know discriminatiol
It's cause u can't be seen as vicious if you weigh as much as an apple lmao
That's the one thing she has going for her at that park. Had they not been other dog lovers that were bitten, she would have been sued long ago.
The people in the park REALLY LIKES dogs... And that liking of dogs has saved Tammy a lot of money...
I thought that dogs only got one shot at that...
People who bring their terrors into public without a leash and let them bite EVERYONE are some of the worst kind of people.
100% agreed.
Too right! If you know that your dog bites people, and draws blood..then why continue to bring the dog to the park!
she is a scatterbrain
Maybe down deep Tammy does not like the group
I love dogs but I'd be kicking this little shit towards whoever owns it
Her energy is too hyper and she’s chasing her dog around gets her dog even more worked up.
You a national treasure Mr. Millan!! Dogs are a cornerstone of our culture and you have give so many owners the tools the they need. Gracias!!!!
Why is this woman Tammy still bringing her biter to the park to keep biting everyone? Selfish and not okay!
She isn’t even considering the dog either...it isn’t good for him...now he’s skitzo
she obvious has a problem but puts the blame on her pet dog.
maybe thats her subconcious intent XD
An evil genius will yiell exitedly at the dog noo nooo dont do iiiit!!!! (and secretly inciting doggy)
She explained this before if you listen carefully to her. She said she dont won't to loose to be s part of this group what she calls family right. So she said also that she said to her father that she dont want kids, instat she wants dog. so be a part of the park dog group is a part of her life.
As Cesar always says: "It is never the dog, it is the human." There can be only one Pack Leader, the Human.
Tammy is spiteful and enjoying interrupting everyone else's peace. Just watch how she releases her dog into the group, her entire demeanor reeks of a "go get them!" attitude. I would have been put her sick self out.
@@chereejohnson2400 Again as Cesar says, "It is never the dog, it is the owner"!
Nope. you just have to train her like a DOG! Ok, maybe a CAT cause she is a she! ONID! 🤣
I’m pissed off that the owner kept allowing this and not correcting their dog 😐
@@emiliosolisd5640 Well yeeeah! But, you have to understand that this lady was DUMB, she did not know better. She knew something wasn't right, but didn't know what todo ..... that is why the "WHISPERER" comes in! 🤣
Another problem is that the person is not showing the dog that they are the leader not the dog. Therefore dogs think its okay to do anything.
Cesar isn't the Dog whisper, he's the human whisper. Seems like it us that needs the training not the dogs.
Pretty much, yeah.
Vast majority of the time, yeah.
He is both
Always a pleasure to watch Cesar interact with dogs. He is so great
"I dont want to lose my friends "
*actively brings the problem back to the public*
The dog ain't the problem. She is. Too passive and not a pack leader.
@@shackilleuhdeal7462 to be fair, even if the dog is not the problem, if it has a biting issue for whatever reason, it should not be aroumd other people and dogs
@@fourthhorsemendeath218 Should be kept on leash around other dogs until it calms down properly.
i dont think ive ever seen a person so lacking in social awareness
@@shackilleuhdeal7462 its okay to say the dog is the problem lol but yes she's a huge component to th e problem lol
She let the dog bite left and right and then: "Sorry!", "Sorry!".
@Sorina Pavel
She's a sociopath. When she says she is sorry she is mocking the others there.
If her dog bites people and she won’t put it on a leash, she’s an inconsiderate idiot
Nipping dogs get kicked.
@@666BIGBLOCK No, she's a evil sociopath who knows exactly what she is doing.
@@codycampbell3562 And biting dogs get stomped dead.
I want to pitch a new TV series. It's Cesar as a dating coach for men and women who want a committed relationship and just can't understand why they are still single. He goes on dates with the subject and corrects them on the spot just like he does with his dogs. It would be fascinating to see him retrain so many people's minds with the same techniques.
You might be on to something there. It's so ironic that he's a human trainer and not a dog trainer lol. I like your idea
That would be hysterical. Most people would stomp off or cry.
Im imagining that South Park episode where he trained Eric Cartman like a dog!
Yes we need this ASAP!!!
@@BEE-oz7ydthat is one of my all time favourite episodes and it’s really cool that Cesar watched it 😅
It's almost as if Cesar has a telepathic link with these dogs. Really amazing to watch the almost instant transformation as soon as he intervenes.
All my years of watching the dog whisper it comes down to one thing... The owners energy
Yes
True
Oh I thought it was shhht shht
Yes!!!! Some of these owners I look at and thing I’d be biting everyone too if I had to live with them. 😂
It’s always the humans 😵💫
The main theme in all of his videos: He's correcting the owners, not so much the dogs. lol
Spot on.
My grandfather always told me dog obedience classes were more for the owners than the naturally obedient dogs.
Is always the dimwit owners behind the problems.
The same with basically EVERY dog owner who can't control their dogs. It's the HUMANS FAULT, not the owners. People need to stop buying dogs without the knowledge of how to actually own one. I have a relative who likes to call herself a dog/animal expert, and she has NO control over her dogs. She constantly shouts/yells at one who doesn't respond to her commands (who wants to respond or agree to anger/anxiety?) and the other who she rewards with food when it acts out or is super nervous/anxious.
People need to stop buying rescue dogs unless you know WTF you're doing.
Over the years I have trained both dogs and horses. In nearly all cases it has been the owner/family that needed more instruction, training or re-enforcement than the animal, usually because they love the animal so much they can't bring themselves to be "mean" and correct their beloved pet. It's not easy to walk that line of tough love with strangers but it is so worth it when you see the animal understand and even find comfort and a new sense of security and trust as they learn the boundaries.
If you've had dogs for a long time, you can spot a mile away when your doggo is about to do something dumb.
"HEY!" dog turns around and cocks it's head in confusion. "Don't give me that look! You were about to chase that squirrel for miles."
Cesar is amazing 🤩 he definitely has a gift from God!!!
"Oh, so that's my job?"
To discipline your dog?
Yes. Yes it is.
She didn't know how to do it.
its not even discipline, its stopping the behavior, n making sure the dog knows,,,,, hey, ur not gonna do that anymore. discipline is a word that really shouldnt be done to dogs, in the sense of the meaning that is. in what you said though, i refrain to a phrase i was taught in 6th grade, n apply it all the time, so i will say i totally understand what you meant, because it is more important sometimes to '''listen to what people mean, rather than what they say'''. but i also approach what i say, as 'say what you mean, n mean what you say''', why, because society is incapable of doing what my first phrase was, especially in the internet, which is super annoying, so as i started typing what i said, i realised this is stupid, so i finished off with this, because it will teach me to not turn into the typical douche in the comments
The problem is when people say this is my kid...Not, is your pet, discipline your dog, dont be stupid
and her kids 🤣
Good thing she doesn't have kids
If I had a dog like that I wouldn't be rude and expose people to it until we got proper training for the dog.
Omg a sensible dog owner
EXACTLY! My immediate defensive response to being bitten by someone's small dog would be to firmly kick the dog but it's really the owner that would deserve the kick more than anything.
"for the human"
Agreed, people come first.
I had a dog like that so I did NOT bring him to the dog park. My other dog behaved very well but I eventually stopped bringing him to the park because of overly aggressive and/or poorly socialized other dogs whose owners were oblivious to the problems their dogs were causing. I felt my dog could no longer be safe there.
I love the fact that he just hides behind a tree with a camera crew like she’s totally not going to see him 😂
😂😂😂
They already know the episode is going to happen and sometimes the crew is there before Caesar gets there, so makes sense that she wouldn't know he's there and especially if they tell her he's coming later. It's called TV and that's how it works.
@@sateIIitepilot well done captain obvious, what do you want a blue Peter badge ?
@@customgrow4292 And you're captain clueless, lol. Just educating your obvious cluelessness
As soon as I hear a dog owner introduce their dog as a “rescue”, I’m pretty sure that means they are going to excuse all sorts of bad /aggressive behaviour, because of the “terrible trauma” their dog has experienced. One of Cesar’s great insights is that dogs need discipline (structure) even before love /affection. I appreciate Cesar so much for bringing clarity to the whole dog world!
I would be horrified to know my dog acted like this. I would never bring my dog back. You can’t bring that type of dog back especially when you haven’t tried to deal with the problem. She’s just allowing it. She should at least leash him
i don't even understand why she didn't do that
it's almost like she wants it to happen. How can you keep coming back when you have a dog that does that? There's something off about her person that I cant put my finger on
did you see how she threw her dog in the middle of the pack :-O !?!
What is wrong with her?
Omg how your thought is 😰
Leash can often make it worse .
I don’t get how that little dog is so small, so fast, and can so easily run away from Cesar, but instead stays and pays attention to his directions. That’s some amazing energy right there.
The dog is intelligent and willing to please humans, it just isn’t being trained/handled properly.
I deal with aggressive animals at work and 99% behavioral problems are handler’s fault. Consistency consistency etc. Usually as soon as a dog is out of sight of the owner and after 2 minutes on leash or whatever they “get it” and stop acting up.
I think this poor little toother is just doing what he thinks his owner wants because she is responding with excitement etc. instead of actually correcting them.
Cesar is in charge, or top dog.Little dog loses rank to Cesar therefore obeys otherwise top dog might discipline little dog. Little dog top dog to his owner in dog terms. Owner must pull finger & take charge.
He provides what every dog craves: alpha/leadership
It really is incredible how good he really is. I mean u can easily and automatically tell he is not just one of these know it all wannabee animal trainers that talk a big game but have bad results lol, u quickly can see he is the real deal and very very intelligent and GOOD! lol
I can't tell you how many times I've had dogs that the owner has no control over that immediately obeyed me. I had one guy get a little upset at me because his dogs listened to me and immediately came when I called them after he'd been calling them repeatedly.
Dog recognize "leaders" instinctually, and are eager to follow them.
It honestly and truly IS the "energy" that you put out.
A community of genuine dog lovers !! I love it !!
I wish these clips were longer. Very educative for people with or aspiring to have dogs of their own.
She was so surprised when seeing him despite there being a microphone on her chest 😂
Yep we not stupid Cesar.
@@patsyhodge9071 ury
Just my thought. But maybe she knew he was coming and just didn’t expect to see him already there? Maybe she expected him to show up AFTER she did. Just a thought.
it’s a necklace
They could have told her someone was coming to interview the group of west-enders? Or it was totally an acting thing.
Every dog park I've been to, it's one bite and you're out.
That being said, it's really wholesome to see a group of people who are willing to solve the problem instead of just making it go away.
How do they keep those people out is there like a guard with a list or something
@@kobeheffner4801 LOL Not really sure. I expect it's all the other pissed-off owners being willing to confront you and call the cops.
The owner has no children (thank God) and thinks her vicious little dogs are human babies. She is the problem.
@@kobeheffner4801 If the dog park is privately owned, they tell them not to come back.... and if they do come back, they can have them trespassed by the police. If it's a public park, they can't do that... but they can report the dog and have it be put down (or force her to get obedience training with a warning, so it don't happen again). Even a tiny dog can cause Serious damage if the bite gets infected. Sorry for the rant.
@@deucedeuce1572 True. Anyone who thinks a small dog can't do major damage has never been around a truly vicious little dog; and it's not just infection but even a small dog has incredibly powerful jaws for its size. They can and do rip and tear.
I have a niece in law that has a dog like that who bit my daughter when she tried to pet the dog (she was 3 years old). That was her first experience with a dog and now she’s afraid. Last time we visited it looked like she didn’t correct the behavior because she just puts the dog behind a fence whenever we come over. It irritates me when owners don’t properly train their dog and think it’s ok.
So stop going over and re-exposing your daughter. Seek out and show her regular dogs w responsible owners so she gets over the fear, when she sees it isn't all or even most dogs. Be responsible
Wow. What a group of committed people. That they would connect with Caesar for help speaks volumes of that commitment.
These people are so caring and thoughtful. It's not just "just make it stop I don't care how" its more of a " we need a solution because we enjoy Tammy's company but her dog is a bit of a problem". Caring people but Tammy shouldn't see that thoughtfulness as acceptance of the dogs behavior.
I loved their approach also. Nobody has to die. We don't kill humans for abandoning them,beating them or worse. To even think of killing the dog tells us who the animal really is. Planet killing gas guzzlers.
tbf the problem was Tami and HER energy
@@dtulip1 exactly, that dog like he said will reflect what you give it
But his techniques are questionable, especially when you put an already agressive dog in a vulnerable position where it is clearly uncomfortable, his entire dominant training method had been proven wrong aswel
@@bigbigrat When you can demonstrate your experience with aggressive dogs your tactics and you are “questionable.” You don’t like his, show us your’s.
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You're a GENIUS!
I haven’t brought my dog to a dog park because I’m worried that he’ll react like this. He seems very aggressive when on a leash or separated by a fence but most dog-to-dog interactions he has have been good. I guess I’m just nervous to take that step
Every episode you do is brilliant ty Cesar
It's excellent episode. Just like here in France, we often see small dogs are more aggressive, I guess because they always carry their small dogs. It's pity that we don't have Cesar Milan show in here, it will be great if we have it.
I loved how you double facepalmed on the end. Haha
The method is simple but mastering the timing and feel required to put it into practice in the hard part.
Cesar Milan rocks ! ! ! I've watched him for over 20 years and apply what he teaches and it is truly amazing ! Keep on going your thing Cesar. America needs you!
"I'm never gonna have kids, I'm just gonna have dogs"
and considering how she spoiled her dog, allowing it to turn into a violent annoyance, the no-kid idea is probably a good one!
lmao!
lol
For real! Damn imagine if she had kids...
Some people are not meant to be human parents. Others simply shouldn't be dog parents. What we have witnessed today is this chick is only fit to be a pet rock parent.
I'm not gonna lie. I believe there are really people out there who have zero desire to have children at any point in their lives.
That said, when said people also take in animals, I have my doubts. I think those are just parental urges surfacing in a different way, due to being denied for whatever reason.
@@sitcomchristian6886 I agree
Owner is skittish and over excited herself. No calmness or order in her energy and thus her voice . Hyper vigilant and the dog picks it up and runs with it.
Facts! The owner is all over the place!!!
Yes. Tammy has crazy little dog energy.
Yeah I've had to calm down for my dog and am trying to get family to stop hyping her up.
*I agree with you, look at her starting voice when she entered the park, it was high pitched. That's what set her dog off, like you said, she's skittish too lol*
Owning a dog is not for everyone........ just saying. Bless her heart, maybe some day she will understand this
I love all your work! I watched your show I mean every single episode with my mom during my teenage years. So much so that when I became an adult and got dogs of my own I found myself like instinctively acting the way you train humans in the show and it was so easy to train them from puppy up to 10 years old both of them now. They are amazing. Not as good as if you had them yourself lol but they are wonderful. My male has been attacked on 4 separate occasions at dog parks etc and he just runs to me to take care of it. He’s a giant sweetheart and listens to hand and verbal commands. Both of them. You would love them as they would love you! And they owe their happy lives to all the episodes of your show I watched for years 😊😊. I’m glad to see you’re still going at it!
Caesar is just the most wonderful man, we all love you Caesar, God Bless.
It was the human who was the problem. The dog has no boundaries, that's why it was acting the way it was.
It was also over-excited and nervous.
@@jdee4956 The human would yell and clap hands creating more excitement.
she’s super lucky her dog hasn’t been injured or killed by another dog...
This is my nightmare. If a small dog like that bit my Drahthaar it would be rag-doll time. This is a dog that tears the heads off skunks and eats them.
@@myrnawashington9057 totally
@@lesterdiamond6190 I had so many times small dogs like that one who came to attack my pitty, they were lucky I was attentive
@@myrnawashington9057
Exactly!
You never bring a dog like that to the dog park,duh.Tammi thinks it's ok if she keeps hollering, " sorry!" Not sorry enough 😉.
I love how it wasn’t only Tammy’s dog that went crazy with the skateboarder yet everyone’s looking at her! 😂😂😂
As always, Cesar was GREAT. But this one leaves the viewer hanging. I'd like to watch Tami LEARN how to control Isaboo.
It's simple. Isaboo is angry about her crappy name. All the other dogs have strong doggy names. They're all laughing at her. May as well call her Honey Boo Boo.
Very good! 😂
I’m gone 😂
😂 this could be...
My best ever dog, husky/chow/border collie/healer mix, the family I got her from called her fluffy...i looked at her and said you aren't a fluffy are you, her head hung in shame...i looked her in the eyes and said what beautiful honey colored eyes you have, how about "honey"?? She looked at me, smiling from ear to ear and wagging her tail. They know stuff, just like they pick their people they can pick their name....
@@joanneartz1254 lol
HAHAHAHA!!!!
Seems she has never controlled or disciplined her dog. Incredible!
Good thing she not have kids!! No boundaries or direction. Nobody needs neighbors like that.
There should be a dog drivers license, and people should be obliged to take the basic course in dog education before getting the license to own a dog.
When I decided to get a dog, from a shelter, I spent 6 months, at least, watching Cesar episodes, and reading up on how to handle a dog. When I finally found my lil friend, a Jack Russell Terrier, about 4 years old est. when he was found some months before, we spent hours every day during the first year together in a park building both mine and his skills, and in the process developed a strong relationship and mutual trust.
He's been with me since 2016, and is basically always raising people's eyebrows for being so calm, obedient, and well behaved, no matter if we're in a café, bar, bus, train, etc. In civilised places, he knows the rules, and when we're out in the fields and forest, he can be as much dog he wants to, living his best life.
Thanks Cesar!! ❤
Now (after 5 mins) I can stop her from (a distance) away. He’s phenomenal
“I’ve been a fan of Cesar Milan forever” still can’t control a 6lb dog
Weight has nothing to do with it 🙃
@@chels1542 smaller dogs get away with more. Even cesar says so. People forgive small dogs issues cause like pulling is a joke lol, h is bite was a joke . But it ain't funny lol
@@nickmyers3065 I absolutely disagree to even allow any chihuahuas to get away with bad behaviors. Dogs need clear rules and guidance. Especially smaller dogs
@@whoblitzell ok repeat my point by disagreeing with my point as you agree with it. lol
The small dogs are often the ones with the most issues.
Cesar has worked hard all these years and people still don't know how to make a simple correction
Worst part is so many people are struggling with their dogs when the solution is almost always easy...
They watch the show too
It baffles me how in many Episodes, the owner of the misbehaving dogs say "I watch your show!".
......But are you learning from it...? smh
@@MIZZKIE My thoughts exactly. I can see when I am out and about and I see other dog owners out walking their dogs and half the time they don't pay attention to them and are either to busy talking with somebody or on their mobile phones and then wonder why their dogs pay no attention to them. I mean serious? If the dog owners learn to control and pay attention to their pets, the dogs would learn to pay attention to their leader.
I Doggie sit a yorkie mix chihuahua around 10 yrs old. She is just the same way as this Doggie.
Thankyou Cesar for all your advice and tips. I follow it step by step and never had a problem with my dogs.😊👍👌
Tammy: Oh, it's my job to do that?
Cesar: Are you serious?
The moment she first appears on screen the very first thought is 'yep, it's the owners fault'
It's always the owners fault, even when they have the best of intentions. Far too many people think all they need to do to own a dog is buy one.
she also sounds like a grown woman child , the connection between her feelings,her behavior, her state of psyche and her dog behavior evades her , i am wishing her luck to learn more about relationships =\
It is the owners fault
THIS proves it, there ARE such thing as CRAZY DOG PPL.
Haha yeah but At least they're not home depressed. They are going out and doing stuff. And they are taking care of their dogs unlike some people. have you seen hoarders with pets? that's crazy dog people to me haha
They aren't hoarders like crazy cat people
Yea crazy dog people do exist. And crazy dog people try to deflect that fact by trying to bring up another species, all because they are too fragile to admit that they are crazy dog people.
@@mrsjokerstout ok karen
The dog's on meth
3:21 she literally threw her dog at that man LMAO
I think it is great you guys have a close group where you all socialize with your dogs "kids". Kudos
The hardest thing is to train the human! She slipped back into yelling instantly. Heh, heh!
Truly amazing watching Cesar work.
She is learning , we make mistakes as we learn because changing learned behaviour takes a little time , it is part of the process , she will get there
So she's a human?
Tammy: Wow, there's Cesar! I've been a fan of him, like, forever!
Q: Have you ever tried any of his techniques on your dog?
Tammy: Huh...? I'm not sure what you mean.
She’s a total Karen.
Wait what how
“Wait! Ha?” Clueless...she hasn’t been paying any attention to her fan boy Cesar. Hope she gets herself in a calm state!
Maybe "fan" isn't the exact right word. :)
😂😂😂
I find it phenomenal watching Cesar work. Every time I think "this one is going to be hard", and straight away I'm proved wrong as Cesar immediately takes control and the dog acts like he's always known him. The way the little dog surrenders and sits there; so placid and compliant, after moments earlier being yappy and aggressive. This really is amazing. It's a shame this was a shortened episode. I wonder if Tammy was able to master what Cesar was showing her?
How could she let her dog behave like that?
Because she has no confidence in herself, it's always like Cesar says, the problem is the human not the dog. The dog is "protecting" her 🤷♀️
Love how Cesar hides in the tree when observing 😂
Lol his adorable. I guess once we get our puppy 🐶 we start with ourselves me my son to be calm and 😃 witch we are . talk tips from all Cesar videos. I lOve them really excited. As all this just so puts everything in perspective helps all uS . And I can always ask on UA-cam a question Cesar. He so far away but I so appreciate him for all this . 👌🙏🏻
Peeping Caesar 😭
"A big fan of Cesar" but she still doesn't seem to understand anything about dogs or being an owner. I get it, you shouldn't attempt these things without a professional, but bringing an aggressive dog to the dog park while you the OWNER yourself don't even know how to control your dog is non sense. What are people thinking? lol
Hes been doing it like this for 30 years.. now some Internet warrior wants him to change because you know..."my feelings "...
He knows everything about dogs and their owners. Of course people shouldn’t bring aggressive dogs to a park but they still do! He trains people more than dogs and that’s a good thing for the dog.
He probably knows way more than you....
Some of these replies are just so out of context. 😂
@@kitrodriguez992 some? All!
I am pretty sure Cesar is just magic 😂
Amazes me that small dogs get away with so much and get so little consequences yet do more damage than most big dogs. They are still dogs and need to be treated a trained the same as any other big dog. There are literally no excuses to allow a dog to get this bad. If you don't have the time or energy, you don't need to own a dog simple as that.
If that was a “pit bull” that dog would of been put down. I hate just because there small it’s fine. It’s not at all! Them little shits are way worse than most big dogs
I was just thinking the same thing
@@nanonany raised many generations of pits myself. Their very sensitive dogs and have to be treated with care and love even Cesar said mentioned it a long time ago when he had daddy. It is in their dna yes but it takes a lot of time and abandonment for it to get that. Remember he trains the human not the dog
I'm thinking any large breed would have been put down
@@nanonany it’s all about how the owner raises them. You should be able to look at any dogs eyes anytime without any problems. If a dog was that aggressive I would never have them around any children. Id watch for signs of nervousness like ears back, tail between legs, pacing or panting there sign you have to watch out for dogs cant talk they use body language. You also have to teach kids as well how to approach a dog. Having in open hand coming from under is a lot less aggressive than petting a dog from above. There ways you go about it
@@nanonany man you have never owned pitbulls have you
Imagine if every community was like this, the world would be an amazing place.
they only like that when it comes to white people. if tammy was black her dog woulda been put down already.
Thats a beautiful tought. If we could put our différence away and just look trough eachother without focusing on our différence just for one day it would be amazing. We dont realise it but most of people judge way too quickly. Anyway... have a great day😅
Totally agree with you but after working with different people there are just some characters out there that I would hate to have around my neighborhood.
This dude is amazing, I’ve done some of these things with my dog and they work ,my dog waits for me to tell him that he can exit the door before he comes out .now if I can only stop him from loosing his mind when the windshield wipers come on , he’d be perfect
Cesar you are doing a great job for humanity
My dog is in no way perfect but using Cesar's methods throughout his life has kept him controlled in even the worst situations.
Agreed! People always stop me & my pack of five dogs walking in the street & ask me how I keep them so calm & well behaved, quiet, all walking together... When I tell them I follow the "Cesar Milan method", that I am the Pack Leader, I stay consistent & in control... The person immediately says "Oh, THAT guy. He's so Alpha, he's so dominant, he's so.... I've heard so many bad things..." And I say "Right. You were just complimenting my pack, & me walking them, now suddenly the guy who taught me how to keep my pack in control is the guy you 'heard so many bad things' about. Meanwhile YOUR dogs haven't stopped lunging & barking at MY dogs who haven't even reacted. Think about it. Good luck with all that. Have a nice day." Humans. Sheeeesh!
@@catharineorellana3522 how do I get more info
Cesar is amazing. Literally within half an hour of meeting the dog, she is already sitting down on command to Cesar.
yeah, but you saw the end right?
The awkward moment when Caesar and the lady are wearing the same outfit 👀
Cesar really is the dog whisperer….
the king of all dog/human trainers
“He watches from a distance”. he’s like a wolf himself
2:40
Lol he is a wolf. Only a wolf could lead and speak to dogs the way he does.
“So it is my job to do that?” LOOL
I cant believe that the other dogs don't attack her back and snap at her. their good dogs :)
Merci Cesar. Vous me donnez toujours des idées pour corriger mon attitude avec mon chien. ❤👍
That owner should have gotten a lawsuit lol so she understands to leash her dog
Little dogs get away with a lot of bad behavior.
Exactly right
Where are all the comments about Cesar staring from the bushes and trees? 🌳 lmaaoo those are my fav 😆
I was looking for this comment 😂😂
We're all too busy wondering what in the world he's gonna do.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
With an entire cameracrew right next to him..... they need bigger trees
I love how when he started with the problem dog...allllllll the others lined up sat down and were like...we submit!
“You need to get her to a calm state” and then Tami chases her frantically, yelling “shht” 😂
Dogs:fighting
Cesar:🌳👄👁
What does the lips mean?
LMAO
😂😂😂
I dont get it
I would like too see the whole episode.
Yes, i agree with u
Me too. Shorts are so frustrating
@@laurag1076 Yess, my leggies get cold
Me too
Agreed. What is the point of putting a partial episode on UA-cam. Very annoying.
I run into vicious dogs all of the time while walking mine, 99% of the owners do nothing to correct the behavior and just cross to the other side of the street, barely controlling them while you hold your breath it doesn't break loose.
It's the responsibility of the dog owner to properly train their dog, but since a lot do not it has forced states to have 30 day quarantine laws that after a dog bites someone he is taken from the owner for 30 days and if he is deemed violent is put down.
I feel so bad for these dogs but dog attacks are everywhere and most people are like this girl and just say they are sorry, but continue bringing a vicious dog to a social situation.
"all of a sudden there is caesar" LMAO yea the cameras out in the open and caesar barely hiding behind a tree
Tami is Neurotic herself. I adopted a shelter dog, Nana, that was a Shetland Sheep dog mix. She was very aggressive towards other dogs, due to being taken away from her mom too soon and being abused till 2 yrs of age. I learned quickly to exercise and walk her away from other people with dogs. She only had 1 dog friend in her whole life of 15 yrs., pet of neighbors that moved in shortly after we got her. First time she saw him, she literally had him by the neck, up against my garage. The owners were cool and slowly we introduced them. Nana tolerated him but he truly liked her. He’d still stop by my back gate to see her for a short time after she passed away. I’d show him the backyard and he’d look but not see her so he finally understood.
That's a nice thing to say, They don't get it sometimes
I understand that you have a great zest for life, I would love to be good friends with you.
just a seamless or other word, harmonious conversation would do
How sad only one dog friend? Maybe should've had her trained by a Good trainer and she could've lived more and you too. Shoulda, coulda.....I know. I felt bad dog came by to see Nana and looking for her, sad. RIP Nana .....15 yrs is a good run!
So you knew the person who bred Nana and abused her, but you didn't want to own Nana until she ended up at the shelter 2 yrs later?
@@aliciakittrell4039 I adopted Nana from a Petcetera Store which was a pet supply store. At the back of said store was a pet adoption centre. Nana was from Scarborough Animal Shelter and because she was an extreme case, they had sent her there to get more exposure to the public and her possibility to get adopted increased. Along came I and my 8 yr old son and adopted her. Her file told us she had been removed due to abuse and did not get along with other dogs. I wish i had known the breeder because she would have been with us from a puppy and had a healthy start in life.
@William Hoblitzell Oh i agree, I totally understand. She was afraid of dogs so she would want to attack. But during the 13 yrs with us, we cohabited incident free with other pet owners.
I love Cesar so much, his philosophy is gold.
Love Cesar. He's the BEST!!! Hv learned so much watching n reading his books. My Pittie knows immediately the szh sound n it wks. Thanx Cesar!🐕🦺🐾💞
Woman: oh that’s my job to do it
Cesar: yes
9:53 Cesar's gesture says it all: hell broke loose, all done wrong.
She herself doesn't stay calm to begin with, and the dogs perceive her excitement.
Her: holding dog so it won't attack then randomly let's the dog go
"IM SORRY"
🤣🤣🤣
The notion that she still has the dog after he has bitten everyone shows how whacked out her values and affections are. She cares more about the dog than her friends . If a dog is attacking me or my loved ones I’m gonna kick the crap out of it.
Dude, what a healthy community! Thisbis so adorable
Wow! Tammy is blessed that the club is such a loving group of people and reached out to you for help before they kicked her out. In St. Louis, Mo if a dog bites and draws blood, they are quarantined in the pound for a week to 10 days. At that time the officials decide to let you have your dog back or terminate them.
In my area (NY), you get a warning. If the dog is reported a 2nd time it gets put down. In some cases they allow obedience training if the victim don't want the dog out down... but if it bites a 3rd time (I don't think) it can be saved.
Good, reasonable response/
It would be great to see a follow up video with Tammy and see if she was able to correct her dog's behavior. Its easy for Milan as an expert but not so easy on the other side.
Would love to see who she hooked up with. New husband or bf??
@@chuckh4077 doesn't interest me in the slightest I came to marvel at these sausages projecting their bull onto the poor dogs
I imagine she god paid some money for the gig she did for Ceasar, dogs went back to their real owners and she is looking for a job on other reality tv show.
Thank You Ceaser for saving Issaboo
Many reasons we need cesar millan is because alot of dog owners are just way to nice to thier dog. I tell many friends even before cesar millan. You have to show your dog you are the boss. Your not bieng mean to your dog. You are just correcting whats the problem. I always been loud and show certain energy to a dog to listen to me. Without breaking thier spirit.