How to train the most AGGRESSIVE dogs in the world! Training dogs with a BITE history!

How to train an aggressive German Shepherd or Tibetan Mastiff or how to train an aggressive dog in general! What is the best way to train an aggressive dog to stop barking and reacting at people? Tom Davis breaks down training sessions with two aggressive dogs with a bite history.

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[shaunparmelee]

Recently just adopted my first pup, he's a Blue Heeler and watching hours of your stuff has given me so much knowledge and confidence with training him into a great dog!

[NaturesPaw]

I love how in this video you break down the "how" and "why" behind the approach. Your videos have totally changed my perspective on remote collars, for dogs. Also really like your motto of using obedience to manage undesirable behaviors. There's so much/too much debate over the use of correction, among dog trainers/owners. I'm not a big fan of excessive correction, and at the same time - is it really I mean really, less stressful for a dog to live in a constant state of fear/anxiety/confusion, vs being firmly but gently told "Hey, stop that. It's ok, I'll vouch for you"? Holding them accountable for their actions is just like showing them there's another exit from the highway. One where there's less traffic/obstacles they have to maneuver around, all by themselves.

[MooseFreeman]

I trained a 150 lbs saint Bernard, gsd, Akita (Ludo)with a very aggressive history. At 12yrs old I trained him to do sled dog work. Give them exercise and a purpose it helps build a relationship with them. Tools are important and the use is so important as well. Watching all your videos have motivated me to begin doing dog training. When I was younger I didn't see it as an option for a career. You've inspired me to take steps to being a more professional trainer.

[marieramirez]

Tom the e-collar has been a life saver for me. I rescued a 2 year old Black German Shepherd and now a year later at 89 lbs I would not have been able to control her if it had not been for the e-collar. She now listens when corrected even without the collar. Thank you for all your great videos and information and the love you have for the dogs.

[unsaltedskies]

Tom, really appreciate you and your advocacy for appropriate usage of appropriate tools. Love your approach, your work and the new editing style. Keep it up!

[twinklesailhorse]

Tom, you are the absolute best advocate for dogs and their safety! Shelters are full of aggressive dogs that were never told no, never corrected, and never trained and just do not know boundaries. As you say, “No Bad Dogs” but there are plenty of misguided owners. This video is also another testimony to know the breed, your abilities and your time constraints before you get that cute puppy and don’t do anything with it until it is too large for you to handle. In the end, it is always the dog that suffers and I love that you stress it is the literally dog’s life that is at stake.
Thank you! There is NO ONE else putting out the content that you do (and for free, I might add) that has the potential to train, rehabilitate and save lives!

[bunkersugar]

I'm such a baby. When you mentioned that the owner of the GSD said that you saved the dog's life, I got teary eyed. How grateful he must be.

[lindastelter]

I have push back all around me. I haven't watched one of your videos in a few weeks. Thank you AGAIN for the affirmation. I feel mentally strong again to stand up for what I believe in. The right tool, more knowledge, and finding mitigation that works can save a life. Thank you all that you do.

[dawnsaffel]

Tom, this is a Great video and much needed demos. People really do need to understand the remote collars . The proper use and how they can save their dog. I hate it when people just on a band wagon without all the knowledge. Again thank you !!!!

[virginiacinnamond]

Love how you break down everything from what the dog is doing, not doing, thinking, etc. to what the owner can and cannot do to resolve the “issues.” You are a great problem solver! Thank you for always giving us situations and how to work through them.

[jebh]

I’ve had Akitas for thirty years and in my experience you are the best. Your methods are respect based and I’ve learned so much from watching you, thanks ❤🇨🇦

[buckeyebunnyhunter]

Amazing vid! Been using e-collars on hunting dogs for years. I have 22 month old Doberman with heavy prey drive. Don’t leave home without your collar. Been using your no bad dog collar.

[cheval]

Surprisingly enough I have used a lot of your techniques without having to touch the dogs that I have around me to stop there barking, both of them are German shepherds. They’re awesome animals love your video. These are the kind of clients that I run a crossed when I’m walking my dog in our nature park here. Most of them are older seniors, and they have these ginormous dogs that are struggling to control and they use the halters and they use harnesses and then wonder why they’re being dragged. I refer a lot of these people to yours your channel as homework to aid success for them and the animal.

[morganmcaneney]

Having a six year old aggressive dog your videos help and remind me to stay calm when he starts reacting and be in charge of the situation. Thank you for giving all these dogs a chance and for helping owners everywhere.

[Muffy.from-Oz]

Hi Tom, I can't thank you enough for your videos and your common sense when it comes to dogs. My neighbour recently got himself a rescue dog, who is a two year old "Boxer / Queensland Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog Coss), The dog has had virtually no training in the past and has been a real handful for my neighbour to handle and spent all of his life on a long lead inside and outside of the house. My neighbour recently hurt his legs, so I volunteered to walk Charlie 4 days a week so he could get some exercise. Thanks to your videos I have been able to get Charlie to heel, sit, stay, place, come, walk ahead of me in the bush without pulling, and pass through threshold behind me and wait for me to open doors. Charlie does this all on a lose slip leash. The only problem is Charlie is highly reactive to wildlife and is prone to suddenly pulling into his leash if something has recently passed through or suddenly flushes. He has pulled the other neighbour who walks Charlie over several times and got away from him ( he does not use a slip leash but a long lead and flat collar). I wish we could use an E collar or a Prong Collar in Australia, but they are both considered illegal. I know if I could use either, I could help Charlie more to curb his reactivity, so he could have more freedom. Charlie is very smart, extremely gentle, loving and willing to please he is just very strong, I would hate to see him sent back to the pound if I cannot teach my neighbour how to handle him. Bless you for your good advice, which has helped me to help Charlie so very much. Keep up the good fight, No Bad Dogs, Cheers, Muffy from OZ. (Australia)

[mmachi]

All your training videos are a such a blessing to those of us that need your expertise but don’t have a lot of financial resources even locally for a reputable trainer..The e- collar is pretty affordable and learning to use it and all other training tools you introduce for each situation properly is life changing for me and my dogs.. I have 2 littermate German shepherd’s each with a different training need in there reactivity. Also subscribing to the no bad dog army community has been so helpful watching full training sessions. Thanks Tom for your Love and Dedication to helping us and our doggos have a better life.☺️

[cheyenne.reid]

Hi from Ontario, Canada (wish we were with you in Toronto right now!)Thanks for continuing to share your content publicly! We have a reactive 18m American bully and have used so many of your tips.

[josiemower]

I'm so glad you made this video showing how ecollars / vibrate collars can literally save a dogs life, and make that difference in which other training methods may never do.

[cherylschaeffer]

Tom, keep going. Keep making videos like this. You have the platform to prove that tools, used correctly of course, can save lives.

[Ms.OliversLife]

Go Tom go! Changing lives and giving owners peace. I’m so proud of you! And…thank you.