Aggressive German Shepherd Lunges at Dog and Tries to Bite Me
Aggressive German Shepherd X lunges at other dogs and tries to bite me during this training session.
This lesson covers Red a German Shepherd mix who is reactive/aggressive on the leash to other dogs and then redirects to me. Red is a very high prey-driven dog and Will has had some issues with this drive. We did a session a few weeks back that really got Red better controlled so we were able to bring in Jimi for a casual introduction. You’ll see Red’s initial reaction and how we were able to manage and modify his drives with some simple corrections and rewards.
Understanding how and why a dog acts aggressively is key to solving the problem. Is it aggression or just a dog being dominantly playful? What’s the difference and how do we handle to difference? How much correction is too much and how much is NOT enough? What are the best tools to use? Prong collar? Electric e-collar? Praise, treats, rewards?
In this video, you’ll get a great idea of the methodology I’ve used on countless shelter dogs to help them learn the structure and good behavior.
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I was frustrated watching him so much but he is exactly like so many owners out there. He was slow to correct..but i am sure I was guilty of it or I was b4 finding you.🤗
I too felt frustration. Robert your communication skills are great!
That looks more like a Crap-in-ois. This is a special sub family in Belgian Shepherds. It’s a Malinois bred by morons.
This was amazing. I have not been doing the loose leash/pop correctly. Your a great teacher. Do More Videos Like This
A question, at minute 6 it felt like the dog was giving you (or at least tried to) a correction, cause he didn’t want to do the sit and you corrected him. Instead of wanted to play with you?
on minute 6:40 I think you are wrong.
I think it’s the opposite, like the trainer effect, the other person will have always faster and better results. just because the dog only knows you as direct, leading, dominant. The handler especially if he wasn’t that structured has to work to get the respect from the dog first. So the trainer will always naturally have the better result.
My dog (Hellenic Shepherd) became aggressive after 2 attacks by dogs (Dogo argentino-rod weiler), when we took our walk and she was tied up. Now we try to calm her down with positive training and a simple choke(before she pulled me when she saw someone from joy and I used halti )
What worries me is dogs to have accidents from other dog attacks can their calm or they never find solve🤔
So my dog has toys but loves to chew on my walls , what am I doing wrong? Help
Good job by the owner for seeking professional help. Great dog, won’t be easy but he looks like he will be a fun dog to have around.
I was walking a shelter dog with the leash wrapped around my hand and it suddenly lunged for a squirrel. I’m lucky it was only a 40lb dog and not 90lbs otherwise I think my shoulder would have popped out lol
This dog doesn’t look like a German Shepherd to me!
Good job Robert, thanks!
Love to watch you work: your training style is so clear, precise and swift the dog understands exactly what you want him to do. Thank you for this vid.
Difference bet professional and stupid trainer…
That is dangerous!
Please Robert… Don’t start with those stupid clickbait titles…
I see lots of badly trained dogs LOTS. Most of the dog owners seem to me to have similar problems. Half hearted tones to their commands, refusal to use a correction and too long a lead or the use of a body harness or both. What do I know for sure? If they have kids at home, they are badly behaved as well.
He could have gotten so much done faster by simply adjusting that collar position.
Good dog so happy you are Training the owner!
This guys a body builder not a dog trainer man! Look at his biceps
I can’t overstate how helpful this is. Every other video EVER is just people talking at the camera, showing a finished or undistracted dog or entirely in the hands of a trainer. This is fantastic I can’t wait to train tonight!!
Loved the way you work with the owner.
Great demo. It’s so nice to see you, Robert, work with clients and their dogs.
The part where you say one should always 2 holds on the lesh is gold and it shows your martial arts backround . I want to add just one little thing you also touched : if the leash is loose it will be much easier to pop the dog when a correction is needed . If the leash is already tense , there can be no ”pop” , you will just pull on the dog , which of course it will make him push harder against it . Thanks for the vid .
Nice video Robert more please
My belgian can do commands now
Good job .I enjoy your videos . Check out my dog’s videos ,guys
Frustrating having an aggressive dog but patience and lots of work will get you there.
Another great video.
Thank you for sharing this. It was very helpful to see the trainees mistakes and your corrections of what the trainee is doing wrong with his dog. Thank you for posting. 😊🐶
I really wish we lived closer together… I’d absolutely love to be able to work with you on our training.
My dog does amazing just following your instructions but a few sessions with out in this type setting, I could only imagine the possibilities.
I live in Southwest Florida, south of Tampa and you of course in southern California.
Thank you Mr Cabral for the time you take to create and share these videos with us. Your labors are greatly appreciated.
I got frustrated just watching that. Robert your amazing!
GREAT video!!! I share you videos a lot with people. I get asked a lot about my dog Sarge and his good obedience and I tell them about you. I also have your YouTube channel on my channel so they can find you there as well. You are awesome sir!!!!
Nice to see the dog and owner learning, not just demonstrations of a perfect dog.
Is this a GS x Malinois?
You both did an excellent job. 🙂