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HOW TO TEACH A DOG ANYTHING! With Cesar Millan!

HOW TO TEACH A DOG ANYTHING! With Cesar Millan!

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Youtube Pack! In this episode of Dog Psychology with Cesar Millan, I will be teaching you the best tool to use to teach your dog …

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  4. How can 'what works' be "old fashioned"…?!? 🤷🏻‍♀️ i mean, who cares if it's even a thousand years old… like, if that's WHAT WORKS!? 🤔🤨… did the way dogs learn change in the last 25 years or something?!? 🙄

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  12. Hey Cesar 👋

    I'm curious to know what made you start your career and how you actually developed your training techniques?

    I mean, what actually got you started down the path of developing your training techniques, and what lead you to the point of deciding to re-train Humans to understand how to properly handle their Dogs successfully???

    I hope you don't mind sharing your thoughts about my questions!!! 😊 🙏

    Thanks Very Much for your time Sir

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  15. Stop puppy from peeing in the house. We take her out about outside every hour. Sometimes, bring her back in after she pees, and she pees in the floor. HELP!

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  20. Hello ❤, so super explained and showed simply Perfection. Thank you so much spending your time creating all these many Videos for all the Doglover's around the Globe. So, many ❤ Greetings from Germany Martina Daniela y BIJOU 🐾 🐾

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  21. Hello Cesar,

    I need an advice please.

    I have a Cocker Spaniel puppy(4 months)
    He’s an incredible inteligent, active and good dog.
    But since a week more or less, he stared to urinate everywhere in the house.
    Normally he has a place to go in the house.
    I live in an apartment.
    We go daily twice a day for a walk.
    As he gets 3 meals per day, he still goes to the toilet in the apartment.
    I behave with him very well, always cuddling with him, talking, playing.
    He already knows to seat, lay and give his paw commands.
    The only problem can be, I have a work schedule of 11hours per day.
    I admit he stays a lot of time in the house, but when we are together he receives the proper care.
    When he urinates in the house, he likes doing this next to me, looking into my eyes.
    I do find this a disrespectful behaviour.

    What can I do in this case?

    Thank you in advance❤

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  24. I actually put my puppy through chaos..but i was there to remind him that he was safe with me and what was wanted and unwanted behaviour. Loud noises..food on the streets..other uncontrolled dogs.. I redirected his brain and made him focus on me. By the time he was 2yrs old nothing fased him no more. I did train him everyday and went to school with him. The only time he was agressive was when another dog attacked him. I find this normal..we ourselves are also going to protect ourself when violated. Otherwise we would come across an unstable dog/owner..he would just ignore it/them.. His first time that it was New Year he got scared/excited by the fireworks..i just let him be and talked in a calm voice/not rewarding him..the next New Year..he couldn't be bothered..fe..

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  28. I learned so much from you Cesar. Thank you. Animals are noble beings, and so are we. Respect is so important.. My mother taught us to respect her and others and she then gave us respect. It is one of the most wonderful positive emotions. I always consider myself lucky I was taught this.

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  29. Cesar I need your help. Yorkie 5 months old & 3.5lbs; I have Lucy for one month. Thought my dogs by your structure. She Walks beside me shhhh laysdown at eating but can’t teach her the command come please Cesar 😢 help. I have had other dogs never had a problem. The difference well now 60 and walk with a cane or Walker. When trying to teach come she lowers her head sometimes lays down or walk as if she has done something lowering head very slowly a few steps that’s it?!? Don’t understand, I try to be in command calm assertive tho not working

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  34. Hello, need advice. I’ll try to make as short as possible. We have 1year 5 months GSD. We have him since he was 8 weeks old. He was good with dogs, very playful. Not every day but several times a month we were able to meet up with other dogs for walks or playtime. Several months ago he started to having stronger reaction to passing by dogs. Not all dogs owner want to say hi or play so we focus on teaching him to just keep walking. It was easier when he was smaller. Months ago we had 2 accidents when he ran to another dog, one time I was switching something in his leash and did not hold strong. Another time he broke from the cheap leash. Both times he had ran to the dog to play and the dog was very aggressive to him. “Nothing” really happened between them but whenever he sees this dog he is going bananas. It was hard to hold him. We were holding him close and firm when passing the dog. When our GSD got older he started reacting more, on the angry note to some passing by dogs, but it was never that crazy like with the dog above. We were taking training classes together with him last year, my husband and me and he was doing great. In Spring he was at 2 weeks training, they worked on the recall, sit and stay, down and stay. He is doing amazing around the house and backyard, but not so much with the distractions. Trainers never experience any rages or aggressive behavior from him to other dogs. As I mentioned we have a circle of friendly neighborhood dogs and if the time permits, we were meeting for off leash play. All the dogs are well trained and older. Sometimes our than puppy was too much to them so they corrected him. It was going well, until he started being interested in other dogs passing by and one time, he took off to ran to one (Luckly) he (by the miracle) stop half way – one of us had a whistle, he did not react to recall. Since than we stop off leashing him in not safe area. The dog playtime could include 2 up to 8 dogs. He loved it and he sense when we going for it and was very excited. One of the dogs is 3 year old now Husky. It was several times when he was nipping our GSD and ours was backing out. Until one day we met and our GSD  started barking loud at husky, and did not back out. Husky back off and that was the end of the nipping, it had happened couple times, GSD saw Husky barked at him loud, and we all went for a walk. Husky became reserved of GSD. This Summer we had a chance to meet up daily for walks. It was up to 4 dogs. Another GSD, and two smaller different breeds. We stop for some off leash play and then do the walk. 2 of the dogs off leash. Our GSD and Husky started fighting 3x and we had to separate them. It looked like ours was starting the fight and look for it so I started having him on the leash all the time. It was different every day. Sometimes he had fun with other dogs and do not care about husky, sometimes it was hard to be around. I was taking him away, different direction, had him sit or down and wait he calms down to approach the group again. There was time when he was tired after half walk and he had not pay attention to husky and we can have them walk by each other. It got better, but some days I had to walk up in front so he does not see husky, otherwise he tried to lounge at him, was excessively barking, trying to get to him. 2 weeks ago his “hate” came back and it is not manageable. When walk away he can calm down, hard to sit / down him. He does not listen. When we near husky, he try to get him, hard to hold him. When we walk away he is still in rage. It has happen 4x when  he was already going crazy about the husky, another dog – friendly to him approached us and our GSD was in such rage that it looks like he wants to take it to other – nearby – dog because he cannot get to further standing husky. I managed to pull him away. 2 of the dogs we meet are small and I do not want to risk their wellbeing. When husky is around he is playful and gentle, and many times even lets them jump on him or wrestle.  I am very sad about this situation, and it is overwhelming to me. From the side it looks like husky is just passing by, look at him and ours goes completely crazy. This week I decided to stop walking together as after couple weeks improvement it got worse again. I do not want to risk wellbeing of other dogs because they will happen to be around him when he tries to get to husky.

    I got some advice from longer dog owners, and some were working for a while, some not. Husky owner think we should invite some trainer to the walk and have him estimate our GSD behavior. I am not sure about this. It just hit me recently, if my dog has such a strong reaction to another dog maybe I should not force him to walk by this dog or see him. Another owner said I should teach my dog that he does not have to like husky but needs to behave. But what if this is his nature – some other said shepherds hate Siberian huskies – is this doable? I also heard the opinion they act like that when they… scared, when if husky looks innocent but there is a smell coming from him that he is actually “at war” towards my dog. This is my first dog and I do not have an experience a lot. I do anything for his wellbeing. I hate to see him not being able to play with other dogs, but that group know each other longer and I feel like it is only fair for us not to come anymore.  Not sure what another step is. We continue train him around the house, he is well, some errors. But there are no distractions around the house. It is hard to call him when other dogs are around. I am not sure if this is growing up  . My cousin have a collie who was excellent with all dogs until one and became hateful to bigger than him dogs after he turned 1. He is fully train, amazing recall, does all kind of tricks but they cannot trust him with bigger dogs. He is 4 and they tried trainer, behaviorist and decided not to approach bigger dogs. I know they are different scenarios, was just thinking sometimes it is not worth to force it. I am also scared he may develop this behavior towards other dog, and I will be not able to stop the fight.

    Appreciate any advice.

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  36. I LOVE this – as I've loved all Cesar's work for years and years. My sad issue is that I can't find an airtight containier with a pop up opening in the lid which Cesar says we must have to make this work! Stupid country England is – ha ha !!!

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