Aggressive German Shepherd attacks trainer during aggressive behavior training part 2

This video Aggressive German Shepherd attacks trainer during aggressive behavior training part 2 is the continuation of Thomas working this german shepherd into a well adjusted dog from an aggressive nightmare to deal with. Thomas uses a training pole to deal with Dangerous aggressive german shepherd. This dog continually try to attack Thomas during this training session. Thomas walks you through how to deal with a dog of this size and aggression level. Do not attempt to deal with a dog with this level of aggression without professional assistance.
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As always THANK YOU for watching, In every video I answer every one of your dog training questions so don't forget to leave your dog training questions in the comments below!

[sweanna]

Found your channel yesterday and have been binge watching your videos 👍 I am floored by your instincts and skills! Truely Amazing! Much support from Sweden!

[DoddsFarm]

“You can’t think like a human when you’re training a dog.” Perfect.

[smOVERCOMINGITALL]

She is so willing to learn and take direction. I hope she has all the success because that dog is a beautiful dog and she seems like she is ready and willing to make this work not only for herself but for her pup as well.

[servicedogchopper]

I love her abilities and her willingness to learn! Just like dog training, the dog doesn't learn without making mistakes. Neither do we!

[antoniomargallo]

He just started to behave because he was like "Look what they've done to that golden dude, I better be a good boy".

[annecaulder]

Love how he said to pay him from your face. When training service dogs, one of the first things we teach is “Look” to always be checking in with the handler. 🐶❤️

[paulbarbarich]

Am I the only one that just automatically likes all his vids before they start? This guy deserves all the publicity and funds that are coming to him! Hope he gets rich and stays humble we need more people like him around helping misguided dogs! Keep up the great work

[jackmetei]

I'm actually watching this to train my human kids ...

[brycdavis]

I'd be upset if I were a beautiful German Shepard and I was named Scott too.

[corkscrewcurly]

I am so impressed with this dog (and his owner) - such an amazing difference compared to the last film of him. She's so committed to helping this dog - and so are you. Great job!

[vivianwinford]

Dog psychology, dog owners should be required to take a course before owning a dog. Less dogs turned into pounds. Dogs are smarter than their owners in many instances.

[jennychevalier]

I love this guy his ethics and values are truly rewarding not only to the dogs but the owners. This guy needs promoting far and wide and people should be listening to his wisdom

[ashleysanchez]

I was cooking and glanced back at my phone and was horrified that he was dragging that dog.... then I realized it’s fake 😂

[atlastheservicedog]

one thing ive learned in reactive dog training is to make yourself more exciting(highpitch voice, treats, clicker ect.) then whatever it is their focused on. this video is spot on tom youre doing amazing things!!

[drumrit]

There’s so much knowledge about boundary setting, negotiation, dominance, aggression control etc on here it’s crazy. I don’t even own a dog, but I’m 100% with you on how you’re building associations. Excellent tips!

[jobbeka]

Even makes me happy when he says "good boy" :) He seems like such a sweetheart.

[elizabethdavis]

He is so focused on that fake dog when there’s caged dogs on the sides 😂

[LuisRamirez-nxuj]

As a positive reinforcement dog trainer, this is all exactly what I've been taught. I know that providing a correction is beneficial (just company policy so we cant), but everything else youre going on is spot on. I tell pet parents that we need to make it fun and exciting when they're doing something good. Communication is HUGE. Pet parents just take the wrong aspect of it and just start yelling commands in a high stimulated scenario and the dog gets more overwhelmed instead of walking to the dog away. Love the channel. Glad to see some pet parents getting great advice

[susanstovell]

Excellent, feeding from the face is what we all forget. You need the dog to focus high like you say. A fault we all do is feed from the hip...forgetting our training. Again its the handlers that need the most training, speaking from my own down falls with my Ozzie. Thanks for the back to basic tip for us.

[kizmoxstar]

Oh my! He is so changed! He enjoys the interaction now instead of fighting it.