AGGRESSIVE German Shepherd ATTACKS Trainer- Aggressive dog training

In this video, Dangerous German Shepherd attacks trainer during aggressive behavior training 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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[tomdavisofficial]

DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW ALL THE PROGRESS ON MY INSTAGRAM! @TOMDAVIS

[michaelsinaloense]

His owner should be highly commended. Most people would have just given up and abandoned him. She stayed the course.

[marilyn]

His owner, the lady, has big balls. And loyalty to keep trying to save him.

[helicart]

First sign of a good dog trainer - they have all their fingers.

[paintedredtoes]

A very emotional video. The most striking feature is your compassion with this dog. You speak of 'battle' but even during the struggle, your compassion shines through.

[deejayy]

When your Pokémon is too high level and you don’t have enough gym badges for his respect

[peppybreyer]

I train horses and he’s using a pressure and release situation. The pressure (his close presence) is added when he growls. When he stops the pressure is taken off (he steps away). It teaches the dog that when he’s calm he gets a release of pressure meaning in the future it teaches him to be calm quickly to get the release he wants. first video I’ve seen from this guy and he’s got good methods!

Edit: Holy sh*t that’s a lot of likes thank you❤️

[bumblebee]

i’m a dog trainer and groomer so i can say that this behavior could have been addressed sooner, but there are far to many people bashing the owner or saying she shouldn’t have the dog. you have no idea what his story is, where she got him, how he ended up with her with that behavior, etc. just let both the dog and the owner learn.

[DaStrangeWeasel]

This dog is lucky as hell this lady is his owner. Almost any other owner would have gotten him put down! I'm glad Tom is able to calm him.

[timeshark]

I love when the dog gets that "oh, crap... this isn't working" moment.

[fionanewport]

Great example of a wagging tail not always meaning happiness!

[SammyPlayzRoblox]

This German shepherd needs to go on beyond scared straight

[texaskushkings]

I like how he’s talking the owner through each step so they don’t feel worried or stressed as well

[sillygoose]

Dog: Woof woof rawr
Trainer:
Trainer: good boi
Dog: wtf bro

[kejimaeda]

I don’t even have a dog, I don’t even know why I’m watching this.












July, 22, 2024 Update: I’m happily a dog owner now!

[thathero]

It's frightening to watch something with so much aggression stare you down with such extreme focus.

[suzanneobrien]

How is such a young man so wise?
Getting control in such a small space of time is amazing!

[-NoneOfYourBusiness]

Dude, you spent 16 minutes of the 19 minutes video excusing yourself for doing your job.
You are very competent. You don't have to convince us 7 times that you are not harming the dog. We know. The social media induced such a paranoia in our society.

[pkk]

I rescued an aggressive doberman who would lunge for anyone who came near him.
I walked him/jogged with him for 2 hours everyday. He was knackered by the end of that. Then I'd take him to the busy town centre, muzzle him and walk him all the way to the top of the high street and back again. He was too knackered to care about all the people walking past him. It didn't take long for us to be able to do it without the muzzle.
Knackering him out was also a great way to help socialise him with other dogs aswell.
Within a year he was such a different dog - well behaved, calm, friendly and wasn't lunging at everyone.
He had the most beautiful temperament which due to the original owner was not seen.
Its sad when you think about it - because my dobe felt he was higher in pack than his original owner, he was nervous and felt he constantly had to protect himself and his owner. I taught my dobe that I would protect him so he didn't have to.
Best dog I ever had ❤❤❤

[TrueBeliever]

The dog is smart; he's got the lady trained very well 🤣 He will continue to manipulate her until he can't.