First thing you do especially if there aggressive as you don’t know who’s going to get hurt? As this woman said what if it were a child??? If a dog has no boundaries it’s cos they haven’t been given any.
Exactly what I thought too! When was the first time they excepted being snapped at or bitten by their own dog? Dogs look to you for boundary’s & you give them those boundary’s, if you don’t then obviously they’ll become out of control!!
Basics are not enough. Dogs have to learn when to associate. Basics commands are the start of much more. Some owners see commands as tricks. Commands got two goals. 1. Teach a dog when to do something and for a good bond but only when the owner is in charge. All the dogs in this video are not mental stimulated, got no respect because there is no bond, got owners who don’t understand the basic commands and don’t correct their dog because many think it is abuse…. Most owners stop by giving up when the dog is in puberty. Dear dog owners. You love your dog very much, but train your dog,guide them and get a good relationship is not about cuddles and giving them food. It takes 2-3 years. Depends on have much you train. Be the leader not only the feeder. Train a dog is not difficult. Push true, with some help and you can get there.❤
@@Speurneuscosmo We don't work our Shepherds until they're 3 or 3.5 years old to make sure all the puppy is out first. They work a little before that but mostly just watching their elders. (ESAR and cadavers).
@@GabrielAmorim-bw5dh a reply on this here youtube that's polite? with no insults? wow are you a unicorn? What an amazing day! Thank you friend, I always am nervous to check notifications but this was a pleasant surprise. If all people were like you when commenting, youtube would be a happy place indeed, lol 😂😊
I took on a very difficult, bitey 10 year old Jack. He wasn't easy until he realised he was very much loved and didn't need to fight anyone. Lots of love, a bit of firm behaviour and a ton of socialising. I feel sorry for Storm. She seems not to have had much of any.
@dawndh7263 First, I'm pleased to hear of your success with your JRT. The 19 year old Jack in the video looks so healthy! A neighbor had to move and couldn't take her 7 year old Jack Russell Terrier, Scooby, with her. He had been living on her back porch because he wasn't potty trained and was also bit her a lot. Scooby became an indoor dog with me. The first time he bit me, I told him No, put him on his back, put a paw in my mouth and slowly closed just until he winced. No more biting. When he pooped or pee'd, day or night, I chained him to his dog house in the backyard (plenty of blankets and water) and left him alone for an hour or the rest of the night. After about a dozen times outside, he got the idea and became so good he would hold everything for 48 hours when he would refuse to walk in the rain (eventually, he would walk with his yellow slicker on, matching mine). Sadly, possibly because of living outside half his life, he is, at 14 quite old with arthritis, enlarged heart, collapsed trachea and 3 medications. He does try to hold his poo and pee, but some times isn't successful. We now *_have_* to take at least 2 daily walks. With him at 14 and me at 72, the vet says we are ar about the same stage of aging. I have to be sympathetic to another old guy, right? Hope you continue to do well with your JRT! Scooby and I are going to visit the library!
I understand that people buy huskies for the aesthetics, but that's very shallow and shows that, really, you're not ready for a dog. The only people that should consider huskies are people who need them to pull a sled 400km into the arctic wilderness. They make for very poor pets who don't want to please you, don't like being trained and do enjoy digging holes.
I have a Husky. He is the sweetest dog ever. It was our first dog and we were very strict and consequent with his training. They make great pets if you put the time and effort in training them.
And… what the dog need and not you. Some people get a dog because of their looks and want a pet dog. But get a extreme working line…… I don’t understand why breeders sell dogs and not even asking what you going to do with it. That’s why strong dog breeds get messed up. So sad.
@@Speurneuscosmo We have had German Shepherds since 1992 and they've all been cuddly monstrous fluffy friends that bite when they need to but otherwise are so sweet. our cats ride on them like they are horses with custom leather saddles. It helps that my wife and I are both disabled veterans so we have pretty much unlimited free time to train the dogs.
None of these dogs seem to have had any training at all. All that jumping and biting could have been stopped at puppy stage, not waiting until the animals were full grown, and the jack russell should be off the sofa and on the floor, and crated in a different room every time. If people don't give their animals an idea of boundaries, the dog will assume it's the alpha in the house.
Never ever take being snapped at by a Jack Russell or any dog! Mine was very nervous but we took action immediately he learnt that nobody was gonna hurt him but neither were we gonna except being bitten. Things have been fine for last 9 years, but you never know.
This is the way, and it builds confidence in both your family and the dog as everyone establishes themselves comfortably while feeling safe and secure.
I know this comment is a year old but this is such an excellent point I wish dog owners knew. People let aggressive behaviour in a small dog pass since it's only small; who's it going to hurt, right? But even a small dog can tear off a finger from a curious child or even a frail adult. Not to mention those types of dogs are downright annoying for anyone who has to be around them.
Idk, my small maltese likes to play that she catches my hands with her mouth, but she mostly doesn't even want to really get it. If she actually gets it, she doesn't make any kind of pressure and often she sort of waits for confirmation that I'm playing by me actively touching her teeth. When she was more a puppy, there were a couple of instances where she nipped us a bit too hard playing, although really not anything to hurt purposefully, just she made too much pressure by accident, but not to the point where it caused real harm, only it hurt a bit. We corrected her by making her realise she hurt us, and we never had problems after that. Nowadays she's the most careful dog ever. She sometimes only hurts me a bit when I brush her teeth, but I think because at some point she doesn't know what's the toothbrush or my finger anymore, but she does never really hurt me, it's only a slight pain.
Non of these dogs look like they get anywhere near enough exercise, no toys to play with , and the girl with the husky in a small house....good grief , no common sense at all
1st dog is a bully that has learned behaviour 2nd dog is over stimulated and redirects in the form of mouthing (what's the betting they play fought with him as a younger pup) 3rd dog has a mix of the two, plus hormones raging though 4th dog seems to have a nervous baseline to his behaviour with some possession issues (anxiety) reaction time needs to be a lot quicker, once that first grumble is heard....react instead of waiting for the dog to go fully reactive.
I notice that its not the dogs fault,its DOPEY,SOFT OWNERS!. Honestly,i can't believe what they put up with 😤i sit here fuming, still,makes good telly.GREAT WORK GRAHAM👍 But you really need to be telling these disillusioned idiots some home truths PLEASE!!!
Totally agree. Im sitting here with my 3 dogs watching this and I just cannot believe how stupid some of these people are. Clearly no research was done on the breeds before getting them or anything about even basic obedience training. They just expect the dogs to come out, grow up and behave trained
People accept this crap off small dogs all the time. Its NOT acceptable. I had a yorkie attack my stafford. The owner though it was ok cis it was a small dog. I asked him as a 5ft woman, would it be acceptable to jump up and bite him on the nose , because he was 6ft tall ??? Stupid people need training 🙄
Diego, dog 2 is a Huntaway. He should be working sheep in some hills in Wales, not somebody’s pet. “We thought we were getting this lovely little puppy” 🤦♂️ Rescue centres are full of unmanageable Huntaways bought as puppies. If you REALLY want a Huntaway get a failed worker or take on a rescue. Just be prepared for at least 50km of hill walking per week.
@@emmaearnshaw3282 We got one of our Huntaways from Kelpie Welfare, who rehome Kelpies and Huntaways. Huntaways are from New Zealand and much bigger than a Kelpie; our dog is 35kg. They don’t need quite as much exercise as a Kelpie, but can still cover 100km in a day. They use their strong bark to manoeuvre the sheep as opposed to the New Zealand Heading dog, which herds like a Kelpie or a Collie.
It's not safe to throw the little dog off the sofa by the collar on his neck. Could easily damage disc/spine. My little dog got a ruptures neck disc and needed major surgery. The neurosurgeon said little dogs should use ramps/stairs to get on the sofa, and wear a body harness not a neck collar. They should use a harness while throwing him off the sofa. I'm not sure why he is on the sofa anyway...
Thank you. Quite right! Clearly, he thought sitting on the sofa, right next to who he presumed was the Alpha gave him (incorrect) ideas above his real station. We had the same problem with our JRT at one time because my mother treated ours like a pouch, not respecting a working dog breed that hunts and fights above its weight. Dogs should be in their own bed or be on the floor, certainly below the rest of the (human) family.
dogs will continue to be aggressive if you are scared of them, that counts for big dogs and small dogs haha, My 15 Year old grumpy dog learned to tolerate medication after she saw that growling and barking was not going to get her anywhere, she lets vets do anything they need, maybe she will cry and shake a little bit but if you pet her or hug her, she is okay
He wants to be top dog and lets them know it. It's the owners' fault. He needs to (kindly) know he's Omega, last in the pecking order. He may look like a cute, cuddly toy to snuggle up to, but JRT are bred to turn all fear into anger and fight rats bigger than they are. Should never be on the couch in the first place, or sitting between the two 'top dogs'.
I don’t understand why people are so fond of Jackrussels, I know many that are troubled which is often due to the owner but why get one in the first place?
I've always been of the firm stance that unless I had work for such an animal then I wouldn't get such a beastie personally, nothing but trouble when they have nothing to do for a job.
Many people don‘t understand that dogs are pack animals. They need to know who‘s the alpha and where their own place is. If you don‘t teach them, the dog will accept the job as the pack leader with a kiss. 😅 I think dog owners should have to take a kind of licence to prove that they know how to train a dog in a friendly but consistent way.
‘Alpha’ stuff came from a researcher who called his own research inaccurate and not to be followed. It’s sad when people like yourself can’t keep up with the times
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Don't follow anything this guy says; it's terrible advice and will make problems worse. This guy does not have any qualifications in dog training. He has simply worked with dogs for a number of years and got a TV show. He is not a member of any dog training or behaviour organisations. If you go onto his website for his school the only thing he goes on about is his tv appearances and claiming to be one of the "uk's top expert trainers" but anyone can claim that... There is so much evidence that has concluded that harsh punishments cause more behaviour problems than they solve. Being forceful with a dog and threatening them causes them to act out more aggressively or be extremely fearful. In addition to that; science has debunked the whole "dogs are trying to dominate/bully humans" it simply is not true. So standing there and intimidating the JRT with a long paper bat is just traumatizing the poor dog further. If you actually know about dog behaviour you will see the dog is tense, licking it's lips and when the camera isn't trying to be up in the dogs face; he is avoiding eye-contact, showing the whites of the eyes. This is a VERY VERY scared/stressed out dog who likely needs medication to manage this. The dog attacks out of overwhelming fear and then once the dog "backs off" she goes into hiding under the table and is rewarded for hiding under the table in fear. The dog is attacking the bat because someone has probably has hit the dog with something similar, this is NOT a normal reaction for a dog to be displaying. A dog with aggression only towards humans knows the difference between a human and a rolled up newspaper. ...I hope these people find a new dog trainer who won't treat the dog in such an abusive way. Reality TV show loves to employ people who will make an interesting show rather than people who actually have qualifications and understanding in canine psychology.
100% agree with alot of this Sick of repairing the damage people have caused there dogs and worsened behaviours and causes new to develop due to mimicking methods from the likes of people such as this man and Cesar Milan. Assessment periods are vital to understanding why a dogs exhibiting certain behaviours. Confronting aggressive behaviours with aggressive body language and aggressive physical actions will only supress behaviour not fix it
This is my third episode I've watched of this show, and I was about to drop it because it feels like he has no clue what he's doing. I just see red flags all over the place. So reading your comment made me feel good that my feelings were right. I'm not an expert myself, but I have to pomeranians that have benefited a lot of positive reinforcement training and a lot of what I've learn is just the opposite of what this guy is teaching... I've been watching some of "It's me or the dog" with Victoria, and learned some tips and tricks from her, although I'm sure there are things to critize in that show too....
Are you watching the same show as me? All Graham's techniques centre around positive reinforcement. Think you have him mixed up with Cesar Milan or something.
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it hurts me when people are so lost and done by little things they didnt think of. hope every person featured is happier.
I love this program Graham is a genius
One thing I have noticed why haven’t any of the owners done any basic training with their dogs if they had they would have manners 😀
Yes exactly
First thing you do especially if there aggressive as you don’t know who’s going to get hurt? As this woman said what if it were a child???
If a dog has no boundaries it’s cos they haven’t been given any.
Exactly what I thought too!
When was the first time they excepted being snapped at or bitten by their own dog?
Dogs look to you for boundary’s & you give them those boundary’s, if you don’t then obviously they’ll become out of control!!
Basics are not enough. Dogs have to learn when to associate. Basics commands are the start of much more. Some owners see commands as tricks. Commands got two goals. 1. Teach a dog when to do something and for a good bond but only when the owner is in charge. All the dogs in this video are not mental stimulated, got no respect because there is no bond, got owners who don’t understand the basic commands and don’t correct their dog because many think it is abuse…. Most owners stop by giving up when the dog is in puberty. Dear dog owners. You love your dog very much, but train your dog,guide them and get a good relationship is not about cuddles and giving them food. It takes 2-3 years. Depends on have much you train. Be the leader not only the feeder. Train a dog is not difficult. Push true, with some help and you can get there.❤
@@Speurneuscosmo We don't work our Shepherds until they're 3 or 3.5 years old to make sure all the puppy is out first. They work a little before that but mostly just watching their elders. (ESAR and cadavers).
Everyone who thinks they want a husky needs to watch this. There’s a reason that shelters are full of huskies.
It's sad isn't it. These blue eyed fluffballs are irresistible to many and then they grow.... Big!
This isn't a husky.
@@GabrielAmorim-bw5dh yes it is, 8:00 or around that time
@@toffeefountain Oh, it actually is, mb
@@GabrielAmorim-bw5dh a reply on this here youtube that's polite? with no insults? wow are you a unicorn? What an amazing day! Thank you friend, I always am nervous to check notifications but this was a pleasant surprise. If all people were like you when commenting, youtube would be a happy place indeed, lol 😂😊
Graham is like Jo Frost but with dogs
That's exactly what I believe!
I took on a very difficult, bitey 10 year old Jack. He wasn't easy until he realised he was very much loved and didn't need to fight anyone. Lots of love, a bit of firm behaviour and a ton of socialising. I feel sorry for Storm. She seems not to have had much of any.
@dawndh7263 First, I'm pleased to hear of your success with your JRT.
The 19 year old Jack in the video looks so healthy!
A neighbor had to move and couldn't take her 7 year old Jack Russell Terrier, Scooby, with her. He had been living on her back porch because he wasn't potty trained and was also bit her a lot.
Scooby became an indoor dog with me.
The first time he bit me, I told him No, put him on his back, put a paw in my mouth and slowly closed just until he winced. No more biting.
When he pooped or pee'd, day or night, I chained him to his dog house in the backyard (plenty of blankets and water) and left him alone for an hour or the rest of the night. After about a dozen times outside, he got the idea and became so good he would hold everything for 48 hours when he would refuse to walk in the rain (eventually, he would walk with his yellow slicker on, matching mine).
Sadly, possibly because of living outside half his life, he is, at 14 quite old with arthritis, enlarged heart, collapsed trachea and 3 medications. He does try to hold his poo and pee, but some times isn't successful. We now *_have_* to take at least 2 daily walks.
With him at 14 and me at 72, the vet says we are ar about the same stage of aging. I have to be sympathetic to another old guy, right?
Hope you continue to do well with your JRT! Scooby and I are going to visit the library!
I understand that people buy huskies for the aesthetics, but that's very shallow and shows that, really, you're not ready for a dog.
The only people that should consider huskies are people who need them to pull a sled 400km into the arctic wilderness.
They make for very poor pets who don't want to please you, don't like being trained and do enjoy digging holes.
I have a Husky. He is the sweetest dog ever. It was our first dog and we were very strict and consequent with his training. They make great pets if you put the time and effort in training them.
1:41 - So the kid has his hand on the laptop but their like "that's too much, leave it now"
The Jack Russell owners are some of the most pathetic owners I've seen in the show.
Might be their frist dog
@@zalexie_doesn’t matter these are people who should never own dogs
People need to know, they are the boss. Thank God for Graham.
Thanks dear 🥰🥰
I don’t understand why, just WHY? Do they even take the small “dog” for a walk? How do they put on the leash?
Why would you *ever* have a completely untrained, mouthy Rottweiler off leash?!? *WHY???* What is wrong with these people?!
None of these dogs was a Rottweiler
@@ness-ee it's a rottweiler cross
@@snxwy_paws no it isn’t it’s a New Zealand Huntaway, which is a farm dog.
Not a Rottweiler, it's a hunterway.
Looks like my passport photo...well done Graham...
😂😂
All I say is research the breed of dog you get before you get that breed! And know boundaries!
And… what the dog need and not you. Some people get a dog because of their looks and want a pet dog. But get a extreme working line…… I don’t understand why breeders sell dogs and not even asking what you going to do with it. That’s why strong dog breeds get messed up. So sad.
@@Speurneuscosmo We have had German Shepherds since 1992 and they've all been cuddly monstrous fluffy friends that bite when they need to but otherwise are so sweet. our cats ride on them like they are horses with custom leather saddles. It helps that my wife and I are both disabled veterans so we have pretty much unlimited free time to train the dogs.
None of these dogs seem to have had any training at all. All that jumping and biting could have been stopped at puppy stage, not waiting until the animals were full grown, and the jack russell should be off the sofa and on the floor, and crated in a different room every time. If people don't give their animals an idea of boundaries, the dog will assume it's the alpha in the house.
Never ever take being snapped at by a Jack Russell or any dog!
Mine was very nervous but we took action immediately he learnt that nobody was gonna hurt him but neither were we gonna except being bitten.
Things have been fine for last 9 years, but you never know.
This is the way, and it builds confidence in both your family and the dog as everyone establishes themselves comfortably while feeling safe and secure.
I know this comment is a year old but this is such an excellent point I wish dog owners knew. People let aggressive behaviour in a small dog pass since it's only small; who's it going to hurt, right? But even a small dog can tear off a finger from a curious child or even a frail adult. Not to mention those types of dogs are downright annoying for anyone who has to be around them.
Idk, my small maltese likes to play that she catches my hands with her mouth, but she mostly doesn't even want to really get it. If she actually gets it, she doesn't make any kind of pressure and often she sort of waits for confirmation that I'm playing by me actively touching her teeth. When she was more a puppy, there were a couple of instances where she nipped us a bit too hard playing, although really not anything to hurt purposefully, just she made too much pressure by accident, but not to the point where it caused real harm, only it hurt a bit. We corrected her by making her realise she hurt us, and we never had problems after that. Nowadays she's the most careful dog ever. She sometimes only hurts me a bit when I brush her teeth, but I think because at some point she doesn't know what's the toothbrush or my finger anymore, but she does never really hurt me, it's only a slight pain.
Loving this programme,..
Thanks dear send me a friend request now
Hmmmm, people don´t educate their dogs and then they are astonished about their behaviour....
They wanted a "Cute, CUDDLY, family pet" so they got an independent high energy hunting breed and treated it like a lap dog....
The first dog is actually sort of scary despite being small.
Non of these dogs look like they get anywhere near enough exercise, no toys to play with , and the girl with the husky in a small house....good grief , no common sense at all
It's so simple, it's literally just a case of being consistant and a little bit rough at times.
Where are the full episodes to which these excerpts belong? Especially interested in the first one with the white jack russell
1st dog is a bully that has learned behaviour
2nd dog is over stimulated and redirects in the form of mouthing (what's the betting they play fought with him as a younger pup)
3rd dog has a mix of the two, plus hormones raging though
4th dog seems to have a nervous baseline to his behaviour with some possession issues (anxiety) reaction time needs to be a lot quicker, once that first grumble is heard....react instead of waiting for the dog to go fully reactive.
Agree 1-4. JRT needs to get off the sofa as a baseline with his ideas above his ranking in the pack. He even goes for the top-dog.
My first reaction to no2 was that the teenage boy had been hand fighting him as a pup.
I notice that its not the dogs fault,its DOPEY,SOFT OWNERS!. Honestly,i can't believe what they put up with 😤i sit here fuming, still,makes good telly.GREAT WORK GRAHAM👍 But you really need to be telling these disillusioned idiots some home truths PLEASE!!!
Totally agree. Im sitting here with my 3 dogs watching this and I just cannot believe how stupid some of these people are. Clearly no research was done on the breeds before getting them or anything about even basic obedience training. They just expect the dogs to come out, grow up and behave trained
People accept this crap off small dogs all the time. Its NOT acceptable. I had a yorkie attack my stafford. The owner though it was ok cis it was a small dog. I asked him as a 5ft woman, would it be acceptable to jump up and bite him on the nose , because he was 6ft tall ??? Stupid people need training 🙄
Astonishing that these people own dogs and are so clueless.
It’s knowledge ..know your breeds their requirements and the dogs specific characteristics and know your limits
Diego, dog 2 is a Huntaway. He should be working sheep in some hills in Wales, not somebody’s pet. “We thought we were getting this lovely little puppy” 🤦♂️ Rescue centres are full of unmanageable Huntaways bought as puppies. If you REALLY want a Huntaway get a failed worker or take on a rescue. Just be prepared for at least 50km of hill walking per week.
Are they some sort of Kelpie cross?
@@emmaearnshaw3282 We got one of our Huntaways from Kelpie Welfare, who rehome Kelpies and Huntaways. Huntaways are from New Zealand and much bigger than a Kelpie; our dog is 35kg. They don’t need quite as much exercise as a Kelpie, but can still cover 100km in a day. They use their strong bark to manoeuvre the sheep as opposed to the New Zealand Heading dog, which herds like a Kelpie or a Collie.
this is so cool dogs behaving badly
It's not safe to throw the little dog off the sofa by the collar on his neck. Could easily damage disc/spine. My little dog got a ruptures neck disc and needed major surgery. The neurosurgeon said little dogs should use ramps/stairs to get on the sofa, and wear a body harness not a neck collar. They should use a harness while throwing him off the sofa. I'm not sure why he is on the sofa anyway...
Thank you. Quite right! Clearly, he thought sitting on the sofa, right next to who he presumed was the Alpha gave him (incorrect) ideas above his real station. We had the same problem with our JRT at one time because my mother treated ours like a pouch, not respecting a working dog breed that hunts and fights above its weight. Dogs should be in their own bed or be on the floor, certainly below the rest of the (human) family.
dogs will continue to be aggressive if you are scared of them, that counts for big dogs and small dogs haha, My 15 Year old grumpy dog learned to tolerate medication after she saw that growling and barking was not going to get her anywhere, she lets vets do anything they need, maybe she will cry and shake a little bit but if you pet her or hug her, she is okay
Ridiculous behaviour from the jack Russell!!
He wants to be top dog and lets them know it. It's the owners' fault. He needs to (kindly) know he's Omega, last in the pecking order. He may look like a cute, cuddly toy to snuggle up to, but JRT are bred to turn all fear into anger and fight rats bigger than they are. Should never be on the couch in the first place, or sitting between the two 'top dogs'.
I don’t understand why people are so fond of Jackrussels, I know many that are troubled which is often due to the owner but why get one in the first place?
I've always been of the firm stance that unless I had work for such an animal then I wouldn't get such a beastie personally, nothing but trouble when they have nothing to do for a job.
I a sweet and gentle jack russell. He never even barked at the door. He was friendly to everyone and other dogs too
I miss that little guy 😢
Theyre good dogs if properly trained
Many people don‘t understand that dogs are pack animals. They need to know who‘s the alpha and where their own place is. If you don‘t teach them, the dog will accept the job as the pack leader with a kiss. 😅 I think dog owners should have to take a kind of licence to prove that they know how to train a dog in a friendly but consistent way.
‘Alpha’ stuff came from a researcher who called his own research inaccurate and not to be followed. It’s sad when people like yourself can’t keep up with the times
Some people really should not own dogs.
Where can i find the full episode???? To bad, not to see how it ends..
If you are In the uk they are on the channel 5 app
@@EdsCanineAcademy
Thx a lot, i'm gonna look for it. 😊
This is what happens when owners lack command to discipline their dogs and don't show who's in authority
Didn't know Keir Starmer was a dog expert?
The only one I would say was viscous was the Jack Russell.
it is so epic
Are these people walking their dog daily???
As Graham always says, there's no such thing as bad owners, only bad dogs.
Scared dogs are scarey.
AKA The prat in the cravat
first dog is awful
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Please don t follow this guy s advice
Explain
Don't follow anything this guy says; it's terrible advice and will make problems worse.
This guy does not have any qualifications in dog training. He has simply worked with dogs for a number of years and got a TV show. He is not a member of any dog training or behaviour organisations. If you go onto his website for his school the only thing he goes on about is his tv appearances and claiming to be one of the "uk's top expert trainers" but anyone can claim that...
There is so much evidence that has concluded that harsh punishments cause more behaviour problems than they solve. Being forceful with a dog and threatening them causes them to act out more aggressively or be extremely fearful.
In addition to that; science has debunked the whole "dogs are trying to dominate/bully humans" it simply is not true. So standing there and intimidating the JRT with a long paper bat is just traumatizing the poor dog further. If you actually know about dog behaviour you will see the dog is tense, licking it's lips and when the camera isn't trying to be up in the dogs face; he is avoiding eye-contact, showing the whites of the eyes. This is a VERY VERY scared/stressed out dog who likely needs medication to manage this.
The dog attacks out of overwhelming fear and then once the dog "backs off" she goes into hiding under the table and is rewarded for hiding under the table in fear.
The dog is attacking the bat because someone has probably has hit the dog with something similar, this is NOT a normal reaction for a dog to be displaying. A dog with aggression only towards humans knows the difference between a human and a rolled up newspaper.
...I hope these people find a new dog trainer who won't treat the dog in such an abusive way.
Reality TV show loves to employ people who will make an interesting show rather than people who actually have qualifications and understanding in canine psychology.
100% agree with alot of this
Sick of repairing the damage people have caused there dogs and worsened behaviours and causes new to develop due to mimicking methods from the likes of people such as this man and Cesar Milan.
Assessment periods are vital to understanding why a dogs exhibiting certain behaviours.
Confronting aggressive behaviours with aggressive body language and aggressive physical actions will only supress behaviour not fix it
This is my third episode I've watched of this show, and I was about to drop it because it feels like he has no clue what he's doing. I just see red flags all over the place. So reading your comment made me feel good that my feelings were right.
I'm not an expert myself, but I have to pomeranians that have benefited a lot of positive reinforcement training and a lot of what I've learn is just the opposite of what this guy is teaching... I've been watching some of "It's me or the dog" with Victoria, and learned some tips and tricks from her, although I'm sure there are things to critize in that show too....
Are you watching the same show as me? All Graham's techniques centre around positive reinforcement. Think you have him mixed up with Cesar Milan or something.