The fear isn't irrational. Especially since, historically; black people's fear of dogs has been passed down from generation to generation. Slave owners used dogs to catch escaping slaves. Law Enforcement used dogs to attack peaceful Black protestors during the 60s. I was bitten 6 times before I was 10years because of irresponsible dog owners and some neglectful parents. I don't hate dogs but I don't trust those mofos until they prove to me that they're cool. If they have chill energy then I will pet them and play catch but at first meeting I don't even interact with them.
Irrational? It's not irrational at all. If this man's experiences with dogs are little and have only been negative, how is it wrong for him to be afraid? A lot of us are used to dogs and interact with them, but this man obviously isn't. If you saw a snake handler with something like a python and he told you to come up and hold it, you telling me you wouldn't be even slightly afraid? That being said, at least your comment isn't making fun of the interviewer like other jackasses...
Irrational isnt the word. To you or me, we know Junior wont hurt him. But in his mind, dogs are untrustworthy. It will take time and alot of experience with dogs to form new memories and positive reinforcment. It may never completly overtake his fear of dogs, but it also might if he kept practice. However, Im not so sure this gentlemen's goal is to get over his fear beyond this video segment.
I'm not insulting the guy or saying he's irrational. That wasn't my intention and I apologize to anyone who took it that way and was offended. I meant it more like...Cesar isn't afraid of dogs. So to him the fear could be seen as irrational to him. But he didn't make fun of the man or laugh at any point. He took him seriously the whole time. Everyone's fear is valid. I've just seen a lot of people laugh at others who are afraid of things like dogs or bugs but Cesar didn't do that. That's the point I'm trying to make.
nomad on a train right! I have fears, but i doubt id be that comfortable discussing them so freely for the whole world to dissect. After watching this i feel bad for those that ARE afraid of dogs. Cause theyre everywhere. Irresponsible dog owners are everywhere too.
Andres Fernandez ~ I have a little Jack Russell with the same locking jaw abilities. I’d be more intimidated by him because of his personality (he’s a rescue) than a pit bull.
Yeah sad though especially here in the states where dog training in general and etiquette is really lacking people don't want to hear the truth, because they are getting dogs and pets for the wrong reasons, especially the wrong breeds for their lifestyles.
I am like the interviewer (hopefully 4 yrs on he's over his fear 🤞🏾). Love and respect dogs but have had to learn to understand the nature and needs of dogs. No point being that loving but undisciplined owner as it confuses the poor things
I have so much respect for Cesar Milan. Star status isn't the reason people love him, they come back wholeheartedly thanking him not only for helping them with their dogs issues, but theirs as well. He's just an incredible guy.
Petrichor screen I saw Cesar in person at (of all places!) a Canadian tire store some years ago. I waited 6 hours (i was FIRST in line) to see him. I was 5 feet from him when he was on stage. I enjoyed every single second of the presentation he gave and I have an awesome memory for life🤗❤️👍🏼😊☺️
Cesar is not just great with dogs, but also with humans. It can be really hard for someone to get over their fear of dogs, but Cesar knows how to make them feel safe.
I actually did overcame fear of dogs by myself. And I'm 15 I grew up fearing dogs but since 14 I decided to stop that cause it was getting out of control
@@RubyWorthington Hello, I adopted my dog, Pantxo, around nine years ago. I found out quite fast that some of my friends had fear of dogs, specially big ones like my baby (54kg-110 pounds Pitbull, Bulldog, Boxer mix) so I had to find ways to introduce them with both of them being safe and comfortable. What I learned is that you need to find a good introduction moment for both of you. You can't bring a nervous and high energy dog to meet an even more nervous person, but you can't also bring a nervous and scared person to a dog without the dog already being in a state of mind that is submissive or relaxed. So try to find a dog trainer or vet or someone you know that has a really well behaved dog, someone who understands how it works and preferably knows you, and talk about it with them. Let them help you. In my experience, dogs tend to behave better in those type of introductions than humans do, so try to keep yourself as much calm and relaxed as you can, if you need help with it, talk with the owner, they will help you. Dogs tend to pay more attention to the owner than the new person anyway, specially if they see you like the leader of the pack. Find your best state of mind possible and if you don't think you're ready, don't rush it. What helped us the most was go out for walks together. You don't need to talk, touch or interact that much with the dog until both of you get used to each other presence, and then, if the owner finds you both to be in a good state of mind, you can introduce yourself. If not, don't worry, you can repeat it and the next time it will be easier for both of you. Maybe you find it difficult to walk with a dog that you don't know or you're scared of, in that case maybe it's better if the dog is already in a low energy level or relaxed. Maybe find a breed of dog that don't scare you as much or that you feel more comfortable around. I highly recommend you to give it a try. It's unfortunately quite a common fear and you can both learn and enjoy so much from each other. But don't rush it, don't push yourself too hard or the dog will not vibe with your energy. I hope this helped, feel free to reply if you need more help or if you just want to talk about it. I'm sure we can find a way to help you overcome your fear or atleast make it easier =)
OMG! Me, too! It's him and the dogs, the love, respect and joy that I see between them is what soothes me. When ppl let me down,,, dogs never do. I'm such a dog lover... They call me the dog whisperer, too-ha! I can get any dog to obey me. They love me unconditionally,, and I love them right back. Even when ppl don't,,,, haha!
For a guy who's been afraid of dogs his entire life and been faces with the breed with the scariest reputation, despite the dogs handler, I'm really impressed with how well he managed to interact with Junior!
Cesar is such a cool guy- he gave all this info for free- you can tell he wants to share his information to the masses so the world can be a better place. Any other person who didn't care about making the world a better place would charge money for this type of info.
Yup. Honestly I think Cesar is a great person and would still do this for free. But he needs to live and eat like the rest of us. The fact he can get paid by the networks and news sites for doing what he loves means he can devote more time to it and help more people.
WonderfulAkari I'm all for people earning more and more money, even when they have enough, they have the right to do so. "...he needs to live and eat like the rest of us." I'm pretty sure he has more than enough to just live and eat. I believe he would do it for less, or even free, because he already has more than enough to live by. I'm guessing if he were eking out a living, he would've charged too. That's when the,"...he needs to live and eat like the rest of us." applies. Let's not romanticise successful people as being selfless, generous and generally better than other people. Billionaires can donate $100k, but let's not forget the people who donated $5 when they only have $20.
Okay so where would his income come from if he did this for free? If he did this as charity he would do less of it in order to take on a job so he could have an income. Meaning instead of helping a lot of people he is only helping some. If he can get paid for doing this he can devote more time to it. I'm not praising him for being finacialy successful I'm praising him for doing good. Are you saying doctors and therapists who are paid to vastly change other people's lives shouldn't be praised for pursueing a profession that aids people just because they can also make money? Being finacoally successful and making more money than you isn't a sin, also do you keep tabs on what he does with his money? For all you know he does donate it. I'd rather be quick to praise then quick to cast doubt.
WonderfulAkari We are talking about this one particular interview. Of course he has other income, he made a show, he own his own shop. Did you think doing interviews is the only way he get money? His show was very successful, he must've gotten a lot of money from that too. The way you say it sounds like this interview is so significant for him to eat and live. It's not. I'm pretty sure with the success he had in his past show he has accumulated enough wealth, and he invested it in owning his own pet shop. Don't twist my words, I didn't say don't praise him for doing good. Besides, did you not read my comment, the first thing I mentioned is, "I'm all for people earning more and more money, even when they have enough, they have the right to do so. " I never said it's not good or it's a sin or evil to earn more money when you already have enough. I said the exact opposite. The reason why I was saying what I was saying, is because people tend to idolise or romanticise celebrities or well known successful people when they do some charity or good deed, that it tends to make people think a little less about themselves because they are not like that. Bill Gates donating hundreds of millions of dollars is great, it's very generous of him, but if you think of the percentage of his total net worth that's almost like someone who has a net worth of $10k donating $10. Sure the $100m dollar, is worth more and can do more good, but the person donating $10 is just as generous considering the relative ration to his total net worth. Not to mention that 10$ is worth more to the person, because Bill Gates is so rich, that even if he gives up 90% of his wealth he's doing a lot better than just to live and eat, but not the other guy who has only 10k You may not be giving people free advice on on overcoming fear of dog on TV or something to that scale, but maybe you thought a child from a non English speaking country the alphabets, you're just as kind and generous. I'm not doubting his sincerity, I'm saying it's easier to give when you have more.
So, if I'm correct, the problem isn't usually dogs when someone is afraid of dogs. It's not the dogs fault either though. It's the dog's owner who is not correcting excited, nervous, and anxious behavior when faced with meeting people, and so teaching the dogs that it's alright to act the way they are.
It's always the owners fault. They're not like children that will have their own mind as they grow up. Dogs will always look up to its owners. If dogs aren't properly trained then owners won't be able to know how to react properly during certain situations which can be dangerous. In the end, the dog takes the blame.
Lee Hawkings basically described how I feel about dogs perfectly. I have all the same anxieties and hesitations and fears. I wish I had access to Cesar in real life :)
Cesar Millan is in my opinion the nearest thing to the Buddha we have on television. He understands people as well as he does dogs. He reads his new clients(people) very quickly, and always with empathy, sometimes he is even over-effected by the feelings of others, but he knows how to absorb them and then find a way through. A marvellous man. This stuff outranks any amount of psychology theory.
Part of his teaching has to be able to read the human to determine what has been learnt by the canine....once this is done....he now has an understanding how to approach the situation and solve it!
All you idiots insulting the interviewer, I bet you have fears too and I bet you wouldn't be so open to being directly confronted with it. I think he did really well for someone who has been educated since birth to be scared of dogs.
I agree :) If I would have the opportunity to confront a tarantula... I WOULD NOT!!! D::: seriously I'm terrified of spiders and I wish I were not, but I'd rather live with it than be close to a tarantula -.- phew... so if he's as afraid of dogs as I'm of spiders then good for him for trying to get rid of that fear.
I used to be so terrified of dogs. I thought that every dog who comes up to me wants to bite me. I never understood dog's body languages and was afraid of walking alone in the street with dogs. Then I got a puppy to help me with my phobia and was scared to hold it at first. Then I started to understand a dog's behavior and the reason behind their behavior. Now I am not scared of any dogs no matter how big they are & in fact I've turned into a dog lover. Anyone who has fear of dogs should really try to have some closure with dogs instead of running away.
What an amazing Interwiever. He derserve tje success. You can see how much personal work he put in and how open he can speak about his weakness. Keep it going
I see his weakness being our universal 'weakness'...in that the contagion is here big time around the world...his strength is to own it, and begin to make friends with this..?..Its a tough one for each one of us I think...to address the block head on...I know I am really in the middle of it..the aloneness is what is a downward spiral that needs to be addressed.
One of the worst parts about being afraid of dogs is when people say, "Don't worry, he won't bite you!" Dude, I know your dog probably won't bite me, but I'm still afraid of the thing.
Breanne Jade I've had people say that! I think: "How do you know, he never met me before!" We need more trainers like Cesar Millan - not for the dogs, for the owners!
I know! My cousin told me that when I was 7, then I got biten by her dog and my fear started.... Lol... Most of the dogs that scared me is because they're out of control! Or "too excited" Am ok when dogs that are calm, or when I know they listen to their owners.....
THIS is what seperates Cesar from most of the other so called dog trainers. I think he's just truly an amazing person who really 'knows' how dogs think,behave and react. I wish him well.
So many interviews nowadays are so phony. Pretentious interviewers that ask deliberately baiting, insulting questions, looking for a soundbite. I've got to salute this guy. He honestly put himself out there, and wasn't afraid of being awkward, or looking silly. It made the whole interview feel genuine, as well as helpful helpful to people with a similar fear as his. Great segment all around!
I can testify to the truthfulness of this process. After being afraid of dogs for decades, my sister got a Rottweiler and trained her to be very stable. Chloe, the Rottie, would see me afraid and would give me looks like saying, "why are you scared?" When I could live all my fears with Chloe without any bad reaction from her part, my brain created new memories and now I can love dogs like never before. From time to time, I still get reactive and scared, but I am 99% better. Thanks to everyone who made this show possible.
I’ve met quite a few people throughout my lifetime who were afraid of animals. This video made me so genuinely happy for the interviewer. He was so crippled by his fear of dogs... and to see him let go of that fear by the end of the video was amazing.
Bravo to the man for being brave enough to be vulnerable and to being curious enough to attempt to transcend his fear of dogs. Cesar, you are a true master as always. And Jr. You are the goodest boy.
I think every family that is thinking about getting a dog, should watch this. So they can educate themselves and others on the interacting 101 with dogs.
They need to have this video, as part of the adoption process. Becoming an educated dog owner, will prevent injury and the loss of these precious dogs. Thank you 👍🏽🐕🤗
Remember people it's the dog and it's state of mind not the breed. You can educate yourself to recognize which state of mind a dog is in. Trust me you know when a dog is aggressive and when he's just playing around. Good luck to everyone with a fear of dogs!
I don't trust dogs myself. I would never just walk up to a dog and pet them. Im very far from that stage. This video has helped me a lot. I think i can get over my lack of trust of dogs now. I still want ceasar to help me. At least i see he wont laugh at me. 💜❤
this is why i'm afraid of dogs. because of owners who have a lack of control. i see them struggling to control the dog themselves let alone if the dog is within 2 inches of me i'm walking far away.
some owners don't train their dogs and some of them get excessively territorial, loud. there are attacks and even murders committed by dogs that had bad owners. tell that to a toddler that played 50 meters from a rottweiler house and got killed."Timmy, it's your parents fault that you were attacked by a rottie". there are those little breeds that bark when they see a person in public and bite even their owners. the majority of dogs are owned by stupid people, that's why some people are afraid of dogs.
It's understandable to avoid dogs that are not being controlled. When I walk my dog and I see a strange dog in a yard or on a leash, if I think that dog is not in a safe or controlled mindset, I just avoid it. I'm not going to expose my dog, who is behaving, to a dog that might be aggressive and not properly handled by the owner. I think it's also important to ask people about their dogs before you approach. When someone says their dog is fearful of strangers or standoffish, always respect that.
When I was a very little girl I was viciously torn up by a doberman pinscher. It's an experience that will never forget and it was the grace of God that my uncle noticed and got the dog off me. I don't have a fear of dogs though and I never really did. I hear people with stories like mine and I completely understand their fears. I am sure that the only reason I do not fear dogs after that traumatic experience is that my family still had all sorts of dogs in my life growing up. Even today I have a great love of my furbabies 💕 exposure will help this man out. He should get a dog to love and his fear of dogs will diminish naturally.
We had a DP and we had to re home her back to the breeder as she bit me when I was a child. They can be feisty little things and not always good with kids. I was a really gentle kid and never pulled her about. She even bit my mum.
@@tallisinwonderland4724 I am so sorry this happened to you. Yes I too have always been gentle with animals and I did nothing to provoke the dog that attacked me. This is just my thoughts but I do believe there is truth to this observation of mine, I do believe that some dogs are just born with something seriously wrong with them. Something genetic that doesn't go right. There are humans born like this too i.e. Jeffrey Dommer. I am okay with humanly putting down any dog that can not properly conduct themselves as I feel they are a strain and of no use. I wish we would start doing the same with these useless humans as well. Unfortunately we are stuck with the human kind though.
That is a beautiful dog. The interviewer needs lots of sessions like this. Try helping out at a shelter/dog walking after time. It is a fear he will have to face more often and get as much education as possible. You can see the genuine fear he has but Ceasar as always is amazing.
I commend Lee Hawkins for his openness about his fear of dogs. I grew up terrified of dogs, also because of my father, a mailman that was himself scared of dogs. I remember him yelling and screaming at me for being scared of dogs. I have been treated horribly over the years by people who refuse to understand the absolute terror I would feel. Caesar Milan is a breath of fresh air and has helped my understanding of dogs tremendously. A small runt of the litter that nobody wanted also helped me tremendously. His name was Cricket, a Bichon & Poodle mix, and he changed my life. I grieve the years I was terrified of all the lovely creatures that I am now so fond of. Dogs are really amazing. I am still terrified of some breeds, like Pitbulls, but I try. Thank you Caesar, Daddy (RIP❤️) & Junior(RIP❤️). ❣️ And thank you Lee Hawkins.
I feel like crying because I feel the same as the interviewer. I always feel like I'm the only one who is not comfortable with dogs. I cross the road when I see a dog approaching and very rarely go to parks. I hope this video helps me to get over this crippling fear. I often feel embarrassed and guilty for not being comfortable being around dogs
I love how Cesar Milan really took the time to train Junior well but also Junior being such a neutral dog to help educate others. The interview was amazing for jumping in and trying to tackle his fear one step at a time. Wonderful to see!
Awww, Lee! You were really brave! I can tell that you're genuinely afraid of dogs, and I can see that it took a lot for you to move past that. Good job!
This world owes You a debt of Gratitude, Cesar! You have already changed the World for the Better, concerning Animals. Without you, I don’t Believe majority of us would have ever understood The Dog Kingdom. You’re shedding ignorance, and Inspiring The Whole Universe! Sincerely, Thank You!!🥰 May You be Blessed and filled with Peace, Always🙏🏽💕🔆
I love the interviewers honesty and vulnerability! Thank you for doing that it helped me a lot! I got over my fear of dogs via this video! Thank you Lee xx
We need more shows like this. Because they're not only uplifting but educational. And not only educational but yet educational and something that we all need to know in America and across the world.
" Thanks God" I like the humbleness of Caesars thankfulness to God for his success. I also like the honesty of the interviewer, So many adults and children wake dogs but suffer from fear of them. Knowledge and information sure are powerful 🤯🐶🐾❤️
My first pit was off the street my lab saw her when we were walking she was fearful of humans but vet talked me into keeping her...sweetest dog ever❤❤❤ Bella love! ❤❤❤❤
Very brave of the interviewer to admit a fear of dogs so publicly. Because yeah, people can be so mean about it. I'm afraid of them, too, that's why I'm such a fan of Cesar Milan. Knowledge really does help. ❤️❤️❤️
You shouldn't feel embarrassed about the fear of dogs. Everyone struggles with some type of fear. I think it's very immature for people to tease you because of your issues with being comfortable with dogs. People need to be considerate with each other. You are obviously a very intelligent, well mannered and educated man. It may also be jealousy that a person would try to bring you down because of a fear. It's their problem not yours. I'm proud of you for publicly tackling this issue. That took a lot of courage! Knowledge is power, thank you for this episode!
I gotta give this guy some respect because he was vulnerable and didn’t hide it That’s what reporting should be like He was trying to face the fear and learn not for likes and subscribers Shout out to him That’s how it should be
When I see a dog the first thing that crosses my mind is run. And then the dog normally starts barking and trying to chase me so that's how I gained my phobia of them. Honestly am absolutely terrified of them and I even start trembling and crying after I get away... they generally seem like nice creatures and I really want to get over it so thanks for the advice!
Running is one of the worst things you can do. It just triggers their desire to chase you. Even really friendly dogs... when I run to encourage my dogs to play tag with me. So even if they aren't thinking like a predator if a friend took off running they would think it was a game of tag and take off after them. Confronting is safer in most cases unless they are actually trained to attack.
Taco Salesman very late question but if I shouldn’t run, what should I do instead? Say I’m walking to pick someone up and I see a stray on the side of the road, what should I do?
Keep walking to where you want to go and act as if the dog isn't even there. Do not look at his eyes. If it comes near you continue to not care about it and keep walking.. do not stop walking at any case
I love dogs since I was 6 years old. We had 4 dogs over the past 50 years and have a labradoodle who is amazing, highly intelligent and the most affectionate . He communicates with us for his needs. Smartest dog ever!
I have 3 dogs and when I go to someones house and there is a dog I don't know I don't touch or look at them. I have done that my whole life. When I get to know the dog then I pet and play with them. Dogs are just like us. We need trust and space. When I need space form my dogs I turn my back to them and they stop bugging me. I can't imagine a life without dogs.
+Beerrunner81 I can imagine a life without them. I hate going to a person's house and they won't put the dogs away. It's such a violation of "my space" to let your dogs roam and sniff all over guests. I was so pissed at my family member when they could tell I was extremely uncomfortable with the constant barking, the dog walking up sniffing and barking louder. Like dude, wtf, do I need to go out to my truck and get my slugger? Cuz I damn sure would, no joke. I told them the next time, I will club his fuckin' ass since nobody cares enough to cage him while guests who normally aren't in your home stop by.
That's perfect cuz it's important for you to decide when to stop playing and interacting with dogs. Even dogs need their own me time, just like humans.
Beautiful. The absolute honesty of the interviewer, was striking to me. I really appreciate his willingness to speak the truth about his serious and deep fear of dogs. Bravo sir! Bravo! Certainly you reached some human who sincerely experiences the same fear of dogs, and desire to overcome that fear. Very well done.
Must watch. Overcoming a fear on live broadcast. Great coaching Mr. Millan. Great openness Mr. Hawkins. Really enjoyed watching this process. Thank you.
Mad respect for both of those guys. I could see the guy’s inner child come out as he worked with Caesar and Junior. Junior is the most chill and obedient dog that Caesar has in his pack.
A lot of respect for the host, Mr Hawkins showed amazing bravery confronting his fear. It was easy to see how un-easy he was and im sure he still have some room to grow but its rare to see people deal with there fear so head on. Further more a lot of respect for Cesar not only in his career but the ability to help someone confront the fear instead of mocking. Very happy I came across this video.
The most important message here i got from this video is that pitbulls are only for people who use their brain,are patient,got lots of time to work on it, not for every individual that think they are easy to work with and can handle it.. You can see how much knowledge he has for dogs spirtitually and mentally, Love this guy! Junior is quite trainned and well behaved but i would guarantee you if you give him to an inexperienced,average person(Example me) he will turn into an 'average agressive pitbull'
phantom not exactly true. All dogs need to be trained to control behavior. I work in rescue and I work with pit bulls only. I have rescued/fostered other breeds too in the process, but the only times I’ve ever been bit has been from mostly small breed dogs (chihuahuas x3, a Yorkie x2, and a chow) I’ve never been bit by a pit, and the dogs I get 8/10 times have come from bad situations and are typically aren’t trained properly. So basically It all just depends on the dog itself, not the breed.
Omg interviewer guy is super genuine! If anyone finds his behaviour "odd" believe me he's being 100% real because he's asking the same questions I'd ask as someone with extreme dog phobia! I'm here to learn as well. I love he actually has phobia and they didn't cast someone just for the sake of the video. Because guy is pointing at the right directions, so I'm getting answers to all my questions here!
I used to be afraid of dogs. like literally crossing to the other side of the pavement if I saw one ahead. but then when I was about 10 I moved into a new house and the neighbour on the right had a Pitbull and Staff and my neighbour on the left had two Rottweilers, had no choice but to just suck it up and get over my fear. Now I'm not afraid at all :)
That's interesting. Were you ever bitten by the dogs? Or just learned to walk past them? I know of someone who got bit in the d*ck. No lasting damage, but that person now feels different about the dogs, especially those that have the reach.
@@bobak5126this is a very late reply but i think it’s because where i lived before not kanu people had dogs so i never came into contact with them like ever
What a great episode! I totally related how he felt with dogs. I was exactly like him until my kid, who is in a wheelchair, wanted to adopt a fully grown german shepherd. God blessed us with the most amazing dog ever. We spent 10 wonderful years with her. She lived to 13 years old. I miss her so much!
I LOVE that Cesar never laughed or acted like he was being irrational or made fun of his fear. Making fun of people's fear doesn't help them.
The fear isn't irrational. Especially since, historically; black people's fear of dogs has been passed down from generation to generation. Slave owners used dogs to catch escaping slaves. Law Enforcement used dogs to attack peaceful Black protestors during the 60s.
I was bitten 6 times before I was 10years because of irresponsible dog owners and some neglectful parents.
I don't hate dogs but I don't trust those mofos until they prove to me that they're cool. If they have chill energy then I will pet them and play catch but at first meeting I don't even interact with them.
Irrational? It's not irrational at all.
If this man's experiences with dogs are little and have only been negative, how is it wrong for him to be afraid? A lot of us are used to dogs and interact with them, but this man obviously isn't.
If you saw a snake handler with something like a python and he told you to come up and hold it, you telling me you wouldn't be even slightly afraid?
That being said, at least your comment isn't making fun of the interviewer like other jackasses...
Irrational isnt the word. To you or me, we know Junior wont hurt him. But in his mind, dogs are untrustworthy. It will take time and alot of experience with dogs to form new memories and positive reinforcment. It may never completly overtake his fear of dogs, but it also might if he kept practice.
However, Im not so sure this gentlemen's goal is to get over his fear beyond this video segment.
Irrational? Dogs can bite. It's completely rational for someone to be afraid of them.
I'm not insulting the guy or saying he's irrational. That wasn't my intention and I apologize to anyone who took it that way and was offended. I meant it more like...Cesar isn't afraid of dogs. So to him the fear could be seen as irrational to him. But he didn't make fun of the man or laugh at any point. He took him seriously the whole time. Everyone's fear is valid. I've just seen a lot of people laugh at others who are afraid of things like dogs or bugs but Cesar didn't do that. That's the point I'm trying to make.
I actually felt like this guy really put himself out there and really comes out as authentic
nomad on a train right! I have fears, but i doubt id be that comfortable discussing them so freely for the whole world to dissect.
After watching this i feel bad for those that ARE afraid of dogs. Cause theyre everywhere. Irresponsible dog owners are everywhere too.
agreed man, seems like a nice guy
I admire this man a lot for honestly sharing his thoughts and feelings. I think this video has helped a lot of people. Thank you!
This interviewer is being very honest with himself. I have a lot respect for him for being vulnerable like this in front of a camera
Why is no one saying how sweet this interviewer is !
He seems so socially awkward but lovable
I am saying it all the video long :-)
I wish I could be as vulnerable around strangers as he is on camera. Props to this man!
Yes, he is, which lends well in the hope that he will continue to grow as a person.
He's also eye-candy. =D
This interviewer is so genuine about how he's feeling, it's actually refreshing to see😊
Best quote from Cesar... "He's a dog with a pitbull outfit". Love it! ❤️
But not all pits are...just dogs...probably because of irresponsible owners but still...
Victor Da Silva yeah same for all dogs if you train it wrong Then your going to get the results but ig pits are just scary looking to people
Dog in a pitbull outfit... with a pitbull jaw 😂
Andres Fernandez ~ I have a little Jack Russell with the same locking jaw abilities. I’d be more intimidated by him because of his personality (he’s a rescue) than a pit bull.
Kymberly P I’m gonna use that lol
i must give a thumbs up for the honesty of the interviewer and also for the great Cesar Millan
ture,,very lovely interview
Ditto 👍
Yeah sad though especially here in the states where dog training in general and etiquette is really lacking people don't want to hear the truth, because they are getting dogs and pets for the wrong reasons, especially the wrong breeds for their lifestyles.
He is just too worried about getting bitten. He needs trust
I am like the interviewer (hopefully 4 yrs on he's over his fear 🤞🏾). Love and respect dogs but have had to learn to understand the nature and needs of dogs. No point being that loving but undisciplined owner as it confuses the poor things
I have so much respect for Cesar Milan. Star status isn't the reason people love him, they come back wholeheartedly thanking him not only for helping them with their dogs issues, but theirs as well. He's just an incredible guy.
Petrichor screen I saw Cesar in person at (of all places!) a Canadian tire store some years ago. I waited 6 hours (i was FIRST in line) to see him. I was 5 feet from him when he was on stage. I enjoyed every single second of the presentation he gave and I have an awesome memory for life🤗❤️👍🏼😊☺️
@@Helpasos 😂😂
"They don't know people sue each other". That's such a profound statement. A dog takes you as you are. That's it
Cesar… tells it like it is. ❤
Cesar is not just great with dogs, but also with humans. It can be really hard for someone to get over their fear of dogs, but Cesar knows how to make them feel safe.
I actually did overcame fear of dogs by myself. And I'm 15 I grew up fearing dogs but since 14 I decided to stop that cause it was getting out of control
@@HristinaNicoleI know I’m really late but how did u overcome it cuz it’s really a struggle in my life
@@RubyWorthington Hello, I adopted my dog, Pantxo, around nine years ago. I found out quite fast that some of my friends had fear of dogs, specially big ones like my baby (54kg-110 pounds Pitbull, Bulldog, Boxer mix) so I had to find ways to introduce them with both of them being safe and comfortable.
What I learned is that you need to find a good introduction moment for both of you. You can't bring a nervous and high energy dog to meet an even more nervous person, but you can't also bring a nervous and scared person to a dog without the dog already being in a state of mind that is submissive or relaxed. So try to find a dog trainer or vet or someone you know that has a really well behaved dog, someone who understands how it works and preferably knows you, and talk about it with them. Let them help you. In my experience, dogs tend to behave better in those type of introductions than humans do, so try to keep yourself as much calm and relaxed as you can, if you need help with it, talk with the owner, they will help you. Dogs tend to pay more attention to the owner than the new person anyway, specially if they see you like the leader of the pack. Find your best state of mind possible and if you don't think you're ready, don't rush it.
What helped us the most was go out for walks together. You don't need to talk, touch or interact that much with the dog until both of you get used to each other presence, and then, if the owner finds you both to be in a good state of mind, you can introduce yourself. If not, don't worry, you can repeat it and the next time it will be easier for both of you. Maybe you find it difficult to walk with a dog that you don't know or you're scared of, in that case maybe it's better if the dog is already in a low energy level or relaxed. Maybe find a breed of dog that don't scare you as much or that you feel more comfortable around.
I highly recommend you to give it a try. It's unfortunately quite a common fear and you can both learn and enjoy so much from each other. But don't rush it, don't push yourself too hard or the dog will not vibe with your energy.
I hope this helped, feel free to reply if you need more help or if you just want to talk about it. I'm sure we can find a way to help you overcome your fear or atleast make it easier =)
Cesar Millan's videos are extremely soothing. Been binge watching them.
HoodVlogs seriously he calms me and I find myself checking my energy Constantly
Ditto
Definitely subscribed to Cesar. All my pets can sense my vibe. Its wacky bruh
I’ve seen your videos to !! Love them 👍
OMG! Me, too! It's him and the dogs, the love, respect and joy that I see between them is what soothes me. When ppl let me down,,, dogs never do. I'm such a dog lover... They call me the dog whisperer, too-ha! I can get any dog to obey me. They love me unconditionally,, and I love them right back. Even when ppl don't,,,, haha!
I don't have a dog but I still learn a lot from Cesar
Asish Anatta same
Samesies... actually, I have a dog, but sometimes I feel I can use his lessons as just general life lessons 🤔😂
i second that
Same
2 years have passed. How about now?
For a guy who's been afraid of dogs his entire life and been faces with the breed with the scariest reputation, despite the dogs handler, I'm really impressed with how well he managed to interact with Junior!
"despite the dogs handler" - you mean the greatest dog handler in our generation?
@@ncubica doesn’t matter when you are scared
This is awesome. Ppl who fear dogs never get represented or support. I'm exactly like Lee in this video, too bad not all dog owners are like Cesar.
This interviewer is so awkward and precious. I mean you can tell he’s a sweet person just with a lot of fears. I feel that lol
Fear protects
Cesar is such a cool guy- he gave all this info for free- you can tell he wants to share his information to the masses so the world can be a better place. Any other person who didn't care about making the world a better place would charge money for this type of info.
I'm guessing he got paid for the interview?
Yup. Honestly I think Cesar is a great person and would still do this for free. But he needs to live and eat like the rest of us. The fact he can get paid by the networks and news sites for doing what he loves means he can devote more time to it and help more people.
WonderfulAkari I'm all for people earning more and more money, even when they have enough, they have the right to do so.
"...he needs to live and eat like the rest of us."
I'm pretty sure he has more than enough to just live and eat. I believe he would do it for less, or even free, because he already has more than enough to live by.
I'm guessing if he were eking out a living, he would've charged too. That's when the,"...he needs to live and eat like the rest of us." applies.
Let's not romanticise successful people as being selfless, generous and generally better than other people. Billionaires can donate $100k, but let's not forget the people who donated $5 when they only have $20.
Okay so where would his income come from if he did this for free? If he did this as charity he would do less of it in order to take on a job so he could have an income. Meaning instead of helping a lot of people he is only helping some. If he can get paid for doing this he can devote more time to it. I'm not praising him for being finacialy successful I'm praising him for doing good. Are you saying doctors and therapists who are paid to vastly change other people's lives shouldn't be praised for pursueing a profession that aids people just because they can also make money? Being finacoally successful and making more money than you isn't a sin, also do you keep tabs on what he does with his money? For all you know he does donate it. I'd rather be quick to praise then quick to cast doubt.
WonderfulAkari We are talking about this one particular interview. Of course he has other income, he made a show, he own his own shop. Did you think doing interviews is the only way he get money? His show was very successful, he must've gotten a lot of money from that too. The way you say it sounds like this interview is so significant for him to eat and live. It's not. I'm pretty sure with the success he had in his past show he has accumulated enough wealth, and he invested it in owning his own pet shop.
Don't twist my words, I didn't say don't praise him for doing good. Besides, did you not read my comment, the first thing I mentioned is, "I'm all for people earning more and more money, even when they have enough, they have the right to do so. "
I never said it's not good or it's a sin or evil to earn more money when you already have enough. I said the exact opposite.
The reason why I was saying what I was saying, is because people tend to idolise or romanticise celebrities or well known successful people when they do some charity or good deed, that it tends to make people think a little less about themselves because they are not like that.
Bill Gates donating hundreds of millions of dollars is great, it's very generous of him, but if you think of the percentage of his total net worth that's almost like someone who has a net worth of $10k donating $10.
Sure the $100m dollar, is worth more and can do more good, but the person donating $10 is just as generous considering the relative ration to his total net worth. Not to mention that 10$ is worth more to the person, because Bill Gates is so rich, that even if he gives up 90% of his wealth he's doing a lot better than just to live and eat, but not the other guy who has only 10k
You may not be giving people free advice on on overcoming fear of dog on TV or something to that scale, but maybe you thought a child from a non English speaking country the alphabets, you're just as kind and generous.
I'm not doubting his sincerity, I'm saying it's easier to give when you have more.
this felt like a therapy session.
it was a therapy session, and a very successful one too!
It was!
It always is because everyone has issues
I'll go to any therapy session with Cesar Millan and his dogs!
It was - behavioural therapy via counter-conditioning. Works in dogs and humans - learning and unlearning associations.
So, if I'm correct, the problem isn't usually dogs when someone is afraid of dogs. It's not the dogs fault either though. It's the dog's owner who is not correcting excited, nervous, and anxious behavior when faced with meeting people, and so teaching the dogs that it's alright to act the way they are.
Exactly. ;)
Herp Derp Dogs also copy your state of mind or take advantage of it.
It's always the owners fault. They're not like children that will have their own mind as they grow up. Dogs will always look up to its owners. If dogs aren't properly trained then owners won't be able to know how to react properly during certain situations which can be dangerous. In the end, the dog takes the blame.
What about cases when the dog turns on their owner and mauls them to death? Also the owner's fault?
BoBa K yeah that means they did something or somebody did something
Emotionally mature and respectful interview ever.
Lee Hawkings basically described how I feel about dogs perfectly. I have all the same anxieties and hesitations and fears. I wish I had access to Cesar in real life :)
Cesar Millan is in my opinion the nearest thing to the Buddha we have on television. He understands people as well as he does dogs. He reads his new clients(people) very quickly, and always with empathy, sometimes he is even over-effected by the feelings of others, but he knows how to absorb them and then find a way through. A marvellous man. This stuff outranks any amount of psychology theory.
Part of his teaching has to be able to read the human to determine what has been learnt by the canine....once this is done....he now has an understanding how to approach the situation and solve it!
Very well said,, and so true. He da man.
"Nearest thing to buddha"😂
All you idiots insulting the interviewer, I bet you have fears too and I bet you wouldn't be so open to being directly confronted with it. I think he did really well for someone who has been educated since birth to be scared of dogs.
What i found to be the most amazing about the guy is that he is willing to learn to not be afraid. He is confronting his fear.
I agree :) If I would have the opportunity to confront a tarantula... I WOULD NOT!!! D::: seriously I'm terrified of spiders and I wish I were not, but I'd rather live with it than be close to a tarantula -.- phew... so if he's as afraid of dogs as I'm of spiders then good for him for trying to get rid of that fear.
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I genuinely want to be Cesar's friend.
You mean, you want to be part of the pack..lol
yeah and hang out with his pack 😂😂
Wolf pack
Daniel J. De Jesús. Good dog! 🙂
Oh me too!! I could TOTALLY chill w em😁👊
Junior is so attentive and obedient .
Now he passed away.
@@nathanielramos5338 :(
That dog is so well-behaved and sweet. Of course, it has a great trainer.
I used to be so terrified of dogs. I thought that every dog who comes up to me wants to bite me. I never understood dog's body languages and was afraid of walking alone in the street with dogs. Then I got a puppy to help me with my phobia and was scared to hold it at first. Then I started to understand a dog's behavior and the reason behind their behavior. Now I am not scared of any dogs no matter how big they are & in fact I've turned into a dog lover. Anyone who has fear of dogs should really try to have some closure with dogs instead of running away.
I'm watching a puppy and I don't want it to hurt me but it looks harmless and it's so cute
how long did it take you to NOT be scared of dogs?
kro gen did it take u years to over come ur fear?
I Do know No actually it took few months. My puppy who is now a well grown dog helped me through it.
That's really interesting! How did you work out how to hold it and everything?
What an amazing Interwiever. He derserve tje success. You can see how much personal work he put in and how open he can speak about his weakness. Keep it going
Agreed
100%
I see his weakness being our universal 'weakness'...in that the contagion is here big time around the world...his strength is to own it, and begin to make friends with this..?..Its a tough one for each one of us I think...to address the block head on...I know I am really in the middle of it..the aloneness is what is a downward spiral that needs to be addressed.
One of the worst parts about being afraid of dogs is when people say, "Don't worry, he won't bite you!" Dude, I know your dog probably won't bite me, but I'm still afraid of the thing.
Breanne Jade I've had people say that! I think: "How do you know, he never met me before!" We need more trainers like Cesar Millan - not for the dogs, for the owners!
Breanne Jade or even worse they tell you, they are so small you could crush it
I know! My cousin told me that when I was 7, then I got biten by her dog and my fear started.... Lol... Most of the dogs that scared me is because they're out of control! Or "too excited" Am ok when dogs that are calm, or when I know they listen to their owners.....
exactly brother
Exactly. My uncle recently got this dog and she's so tiny but I'm scared of her lol
Lee was so professional. So calm and willing to learn
Junior is the goodest boy never seen him misbehave.
THIS is what seperates Cesar from most of the other so called dog trainers. I think he's just truly an amazing person who really 'knows' how dogs think,behave and react. I wish him well.
At the end he said "what a great day for me."
That's how I feel about my dog. So lucky to have him.
So many interviews nowadays are so phony. Pretentious interviewers that ask deliberately baiting, insulting questions, looking for a soundbite.
I've got to salute this guy. He honestly put himself out there, and wasn't afraid of being awkward, or looking silly. It made the whole interview feel genuine, as well as helpful helpful to people with a similar fear as his. Great segment all around!
I can testify to the truthfulness of this process. After being afraid of dogs for decades, my sister got a Rottweiler and trained her to be very stable. Chloe, the Rottie, would see me afraid and would give me looks like saying, "why are you scared?" When I could live all my fears with Chloe without any bad reaction from her part, my brain created new memories and now I can love dogs like never before. From time to time, I still get reactive and scared, but I am 99% better. Thanks to everyone who made this show possible.
I’ve met quite a few people throughout my lifetime who were afraid of animals. This video made me so genuinely happy for the interviewer. He was so crippled by his fear of dogs... and to see him let go of that fear by the end of the video was amazing.
yep, one of my favorite cesar vids, primarily because of the host.
the funniest part was when he was like "go ahead and pet the dog""Oh no i feel like it's too late" lmfaoo
Jakeem 😂😂😂
yeah he thought now the dog KNOWS and next time he will get me..lol
What is lmfaoo
Yeah, like it was now socially awkward as if he is at a cocktail party. :D
But in his defense he got over it lmao
Bravo to the man for being brave enough to be vulnerable and to being curious enough to attempt to transcend his fear of dogs. Cesar, you are a true master as always. And Jr. You are the goodest boy.
I think every family that is thinking about getting a dog, should watch this. So they can educate themselves and others on the interacting 101 with dogs.
"fear is a story"... This is gold!
They need to have this video, as part of the adoption process. Becoming an educated dog owner, will prevent injury and the loss of these precious dogs. Thank you 👍🏽🐕🤗
I love seeing Cesar work, he's such a nice and knowledgeable person.
Remember people it's the dog and it's state of mind not the breed. You can educate yourself to recognize which state of mind a dog is in. Trust me you know when a dog is aggressive and when he's just playing around. Good luck to everyone with a fear of dogs!
I don't trust dogs myself. I would never just walk up to a dog and pet them. Im very far from that stage. This video has helped me a lot. I think i can get over my lack of trust of dogs now. I still want ceasar to help me. At least i see he wont laugh at me. 💜❤
Cesar been saying that u don't go up to the dog and pet it u wait the dog to come to u and then pet it
If you don't trust the dog, it won't trust you.
I love how the dog watches Cesar so closely.
I think they can always tell he is top dog and they're waiting to see what he does
this is why i'm afraid of dogs. because of owners who have a lack of control. i see them struggling to control the dog themselves let alone if the dog is within 2 inches of me i'm walking far away.
Oh please you are afraid of dogs because your family was and they never had you ever be around them.It's not other dog owners blame your own family
Chet youbetya shut up
Funny how you can make all those assumptions without knowing that user.
some owners don't train their dogs and some of them get excessively territorial, loud. there are attacks and even murders committed by dogs that had bad owners. tell that to a toddler that played 50 meters from a rottweiler house and got killed."Timmy, it's your parents fault that you were attacked by a rottie". there are those little breeds that bark when they see a person in public and bite even their owners. the majority of dogs are owned by stupid people, that's why some people are afraid of dogs.
It's understandable to avoid dogs that are not being controlled. When I walk my dog and I see a strange dog in a yard or on a leash, if I think that dog is not in a safe or controlled mindset, I just avoid it. I'm not going to expose my dog, who is behaving, to a dog that might be aggressive and not properly handled by the owner.
I think it's also important to ask people about their dogs before you approach. When someone says their dog is fearful of strangers or standoffish, always respect that.
When I was a very little girl I was viciously torn up by a doberman pinscher. It's an experience that will never forget and it was the grace of God that my uncle noticed and got the dog off me. I don't have a fear of dogs though and I never really did. I hear people with stories like mine and I completely understand their fears. I am sure that the only reason I do not fear dogs after that traumatic experience is that my family still had all sorts of dogs in my life growing up. Even today I have a great love of my furbabies 💕 exposure will help this man out. He should get a dog to love and his fear of dogs will diminish naturally.
We had a DP and we had to re home her back to the breeder as she bit me when I was a child. They can be feisty little things and not always good with kids. I was a really gentle kid and never pulled her about. She even bit my mum.
@@tallisinwonderland4724 I am so sorry this happened to you. Yes I too have always been gentle with animals and I did nothing to provoke the dog that attacked me. This is just my thoughts but I do believe there is truth to this observation of mine, I do believe that some dogs are just born with something seriously wrong with them. Something genetic that doesn't go right. There are humans born like this too i.e. Jeffrey Dommer. I am okay with humanly putting down any dog that can not properly conduct themselves as I feel they are a strain and of no use. I wish we would start doing the same with these useless humans as well. Unfortunately we are stuck with the human kind though.
Lee Hawkins, congratulations on facing your fear! This was very inspirational to everyone who has a phobia. Face it, overcome it, conquer it! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That dog Caesar brought was very calm ,well behaved and very respectful . Very calm dog ,no jerky movements . Beautiful dog!
Interviewer isnt just a good dude but a brave dude as well. Fantastic human being
Cesar is just freaking amazing!!
That is a beautiful dog. The interviewer needs lots of sessions like this. Try helping out at a shelter/dog walking after time. It is a fear he will have to face more often and get as much education as possible. You can see the genuine fear he has but Ceasar as always is amazing.
I love the interviewer’s honestly and vulnerability. Makes me like him a lot.
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I commend Lee Hawkins for his openness about his fear of dogs. I grew up terrified of dogs, also because of my father, a mailman that was himself scared of dogs. I remember him yelling and screaming at me for being scared of dogs. I have been treated horribly over the years by people who refuse to understand the absolute terror I would feel.
Caesar Milan is a breath of fresh air and has helped my understanding of dogs tremendously. A small runt of the litter that nobody wanted also helped me tremendously. His name was Cricket, a Bichon & Poodle mix, and he changed my life. I grieve the years I was terrified of all the lovely creatures that I am now so fond of. Dogs are really amazing. I am still terrified of some breeds, like Pitbulls, but I try.
Thank you Caesar, Daddy (RIP❤️) & Junior(RIP❤️). ❣️
And thank you Lee Hawkins.
Really admire how open Lee Hawkins was about his fear and how in touch he is with his own emotions.
I feel like crying because I feel the same as the interviewer. I always feel like I'm the only one who is not comfortable with dogs. I cross the road when I see a dog approaching and very rarely go to parks. I hope this video helps me to get over this crippling fear. I often feel embarrassed and guilty for not being comfortable being around dogs
I think any dog easily knows and respects Cesar at an instant. That's extraordinary.
I must say, excellent interviewer. Not the fluff you find in other interviews.
I love how Cesar Milan really took the time to train Junior well but also Junior being such a neutral dog to help educate others. The interview was amazing for jumping in and trying to tackle his fear one step at a time. Wonderful to see!
gotta admit the interviewer honesty and sharing his experience and also Cesar knowledge and not downplaying the dangers of unstable dogs.
Awww, Lee! You were really brave! I can tell that you're genuinely afraid of dogs, and I can see that it took a lot for you to move past that. Good job!
This world owes You a debt of Gratitude, Cesar! You have already changed the World for the Better, concerning Animals. Without you, I don’t Believe majority of us would have ever understood The Dog Kingdom. You’re shedding ignorance, and Inspiring The Whole Universe! Sincerely, Thank You!!🥰 May You be Blessed and filled with Peace, Always🙏🏽💕🔆
I love the interviewers honesty and vulnerability! Thank you for doing that it helped me a lot! I got over my fear of dogs via this video! Thank you Lee xx
We need more shows like this. Because they're not only uplifting but educational. And not only educational but yet educational and something that we all need to know in America and across the world.
" Thanks God" I like the humbleness of Caesars thankfulness to God for his success. I also like the honesty of the interviewer, So many adults and children wake dogs but suffer from fear of them. Knowledge and information sure are powerful 🤯🐶🐾❤️
i love how what was supposed to be an interview turned into a therapy session
It cracks me up...it seems Cesar is showing there's more wrong with us then the dog. And watch him with the dogs is incredible.
I love Cesar Millan ..love his work he's so knowledgeable
My first pit was off the street my lab saw her when we were walking she was fearful of humans but vet talked me into keeping her...sweetest dog ever❤❤❤ Bella love! ❤❤❤❤
Very brave of the interviewer to admit a fear of dogs so publicly. Because yeah, people can be so mean about it. I'm afraid of them, too, that's why I'm such a fan of Cesar Milan. Knowledge really does help. ❤️❤️❤️
I have a lot of respect for the interviewer being so honest about his fear and truly open to learn. Winner!!!
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You shouldn't feel embarrassed about the fear of dogs. Everyone struggles with some type of fear. I think it's very immature for people to tease you because of your issues with being comfortable with dogs. People need to be considerate with each other. You are obviously a very intelligent, well mannered and educated man. It may also be jealousy that a person would try to bring you down because of a fear. It's their problem not yours. I'm proud of you for publicly tackling this issue. That took a lot of courage! Knowledge is power, thank you for this episode!
That can be a life altering moment overcoming a fear so strong.Good for him.
It took a lot of strength for him to face his phobia. To do it on camera? Incredible. Well done, sir. Thank you for giving us that example.
I gotta give this guy some respect because he was vulnerable and didn’t hide it
That’s what reporting should be like
He was trying to face the fear and learn not for likes and subscribers
Shout out to him
That’s how it should be
When I see a dog the first thing that crosses my mind is run. And then the dog normally starts barking and trying to chase me so that's how I gained my phobia of them. Honestly am absolutely terrified of them and I even start trembling and crying after I get away... they generally seem like nice creatures and I really want to get over it so thanks for the advice!
Bronzi Locks FINALLY someone who feels the same way I do around dogs
Running is one of the worst things you can do. It just triggers their desire to chase you. Even really friendly dogs... when I run to encourage my dogs to play tag with me. So even if they aren't thinking like a predator if a friend took off running they would think it was a game of tag and take off after them. Confronting is safer in most cases unless they are actually trained to attack.
Never run if your'e afraid of a dog, their instincts kick in and they'll chase you
Taco Salesman very late question but if I shouldn’t run, what should I do instead? Say I’m walking to pick someone up and I see a stray on the side of the road, what should I do?
Keep walking to where you want to go and act as if the dog isn't even there.
Do not look at his eyes. If it comes near you continue to not care about it and keep walking.. do not stop walking at any case
Junior was such a loving, friendly dog. I love this breed!
This is the BEST interview.
“Wow what a great day for me”
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I love dogs since I was 6 years old. We had 4 dogs over the past 50 years and have a labradoodle who is amazing, highly intelligent and the most affectionate . He communicates with us for his needs. Smartest dog ever!
Aw the interviewer showing this vulnerable side is nice to see. Any interviewer who doesn’t behave like a robot is a good one.
laurawashereⓋ totally agree. It’s refreshing to see!
I think the interviewer hit everything right on the head and being honest because so many people feel the same way and are afraid to admit admit it
I have 3 dogs and when I go to someones house and there is a dog I don't know I don't touch or look at them. I have done that my whole life. When I get to know the dog then I pet and play with them. Dogs are just like us. We need trust and space. When I need space form my dogs I turn my back to them and they stop bugging me. I can't imagine a life without dogs.
+Beerrunner81 I can imagine a life without them. I hate going to a person's house and they won't put the dogs away. It's such a violation of "my space" to let your dogs roam and sniff all over guests. I was so pissed at my family member when they could tell I was extremely uncomfortable with the constant barking, the dog walking up sniffing and barking louder. Like dude, wtf, do I need to go out to my truck and get my slugger? Cuz I damn sure would, no joke. I told them the next time, I will club his fuckin' ass since nobody cares enough to cage him while guests who normally aren't in your home stop by.
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You are a troll looking to start a fight. If you were not a troll you would not want to kill the dog.
Beerrunner81 dude relax. Pick a fight? Kill a dog? So much for open dialogue. Carry on.
That's perfect cuz it's important for you to decide when to stop playing and interacting with dogs. Even dogs need their own me time, just like humans.
@@theseoulgoode It's important to know that you are just that - a guest.
This interviewer is so lovely
The interviewer was great, he acted very respectfull, and made cesar millan the center of focus. He's very good at his job
Beautiful. The absolute honesty of the interviewer, was striking to me. I really appreciate his willingness to speak the truth about his serious and deep fear of dogs. Bravo sir! Bravo! Certainly you reached some human who sincerely experiences the same fear of dogs, and desire to overcome that fear. Very well done.
This interview is one of the best things in UA-cam
Must watch. Overcoming a fear on live broadcast. Great coaching Mr. Millan. Great openness Mr. Hawkins. Really enjoyed watching this process. Thank you.
RIP Good boy Junior ❤
Enjoy all the treats up there with dadyy 😇
Mad respect for both of those guys. I could see the guy’s inner child come out as he worked with Caesar and Junior. Junior is the most chill and obedient dog that Caesar has in his pack.
A lot of respect for the host, Mr Hawkins showed amazing bravery confronting his fear. It was easy to see how un-easy he was and im sure he still have some room to grow but its rare to see people deal with there fear so head on. Further more a lot of respect for Cesar not only in his career but the ability to help someone confront the fear instead of mocking. Very happy I came across this video.
Cesar speaks so well I'm learning a lot in a deeper level like it touches my whole being.. I want him to be my uncle!
I could relate with every single instinct that Mr Hawkins had towards the dog... It helped a lot watching him overcome them!!
The most important message here i got from this video is that pitbulls are only for people who use their brain,are patient,got lots of time to work on it, not for every individual that think they are easy to work with and can handle it..
You can see how much knowledge he has for dogs spirtitually and mentally, Love this guy!
Junior is quite trainned and well behaved but i would guarantee you if you give him to an inexperienced,average person(Example me) he will turn into an 'average agressive pitbull'
phantom not exactly true. All dogs need to be trained to control behavior. I work in rescue and I work with pit bulls only. I have rescued/fostered other breeds too in the process, but the only times I’ve ever been bit has been from mostly small breed dogs (chihuahuas x3, a Yorkie x2, and a chow) I’ve never been bit by a pit, and the dogs I get 8/10 times have come from bad situations and are typically aren’t trained properly. So basically It all just depends on the dog itself, not the breed.
Omg interviewer guy is super genuine! If anyone finds his behaviour "odd" believe me he's being 100% real because he's asking the same questions I'd ask as someone with extreme dog phobia! I'm here to learn as well. I love he actually has phobia and they didn't cast someone just for the sake of the video. Because guy is pointing at the right directions, so I'm getting answers to all my questions here!
What a nice and genuine man is Hawkins, is not easy recognize this fear in open camera.
I used to be afraid of dogs. like literally crossing to the other side of the pavement if I saw one ahead. but then when I was about 10 I moved into a new house and the neighbour on the right had a Pitbull and Staff and my neighbour on the left had two Rottweilers, had no choice but to just suck it up and get over my fear. Now I'm not afraid at all :)
That's interesting. Were you ever bitten by the dogs? Or just learned to walk past them? I know of someone who got bit in the d*ck. No lasting damage, but that person now feels different about the dogs, especially those that have the reach.
@@bobak5126this is a very late reply but i think it’s because where i lived before not kanu people had dogs so i never came into contact with them like ever
That was really cool....going from his "story" of fear in his head to tenderly touching him...really well done
This is how a pit bull should be trained and handled
What a great episode! I totally related how he felt with dogs. I was exactly like him until my kid, who is in a wheelchair, wanted to adopt a fully grown german shepherd. God blessed us with the most amazing dog ever. We spent 10 wonderful years with her. She lived to 13 years old. I miss her so much!
One of the best interviews ever. Very fearful of dogs having been bitten as a kid. Love the honesty and vulnerability.
Dogs are amazing animals and I can’t believe we have the chance to live with them and get there love.