This Dog HATES Men. Will Dog Daddy Win Him Over?

Meeting a highly reactive, angry dog that hates men. This was our first encounter and training session. I’m sharing with you my step my step to help this dog owner and her dog.

The Dog Daddy doesnt refuse to help any dog and is capable of helping even the most challenging dogs imaginable.


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The Dog Daddy is a professional dog trainer specializing in working and training aggressive dogs, reactive dogs and obedience training for all dogs.
We also offer puppy training, service dog training and more.
The Dog Daddy has over a decade of professional dog training experience training clients worldwide and over 20 years of training dogs all together.
The Dog Daddy is based in Los Angeles California but often travels to bring dog training classes and seminars to cities around the world.

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[madelinej]

Dog Daddy wins every dog he is so gifted ❤❤❤

[tckgkljgfl]

I am very much not a dog person, however seeing you teach dogs properly like this is very enjoyable to watch!

[whitka]

I saw dog daddy in Nashville, Tennessee, and believe me he is the best trainer. As I watch these videos, I’m still amazed. He’s the best and don’t let anybody tell you otherwise.

[seanmcelroy]

reduction of dog's fear = reduction of owners fear = reduction of dog's fear etc. also, taking dogs on regular walks is required if you want your dog to learn how to interact with the world. great on you for helping people learn how to teach them and control them.

[trixie]

I’m not finished with the video, but I had to stop to comment how amazing you are with the dogs. You’ve been with this dog for just minutes and he follows your lead without any verbal commands. You go left; he goes left. You go right; he goes right. You speed up; he speeds up. You stop quickly; he stops quickly. It’s as if it’s a dance, but you have only been together such a very long time short time. You have a God given gift. 🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼

[cfvgd]

From scared and reactive to calm and happy with just a few steps. 😮

[Luna_the_brown-dog]

I also aspire to grow up and become a dog trainer, and you have always helped me so much to understand dogs body language, and their psychology and I also noticed that nobody else really understands them and they don’t really want to take the time to understand them, but that’s something that I do want to do so I hope that I grow up and I am able to help dogs like you are doing ❤

[StunningEmu]

Hi! You are an amazing person helping these pups and dogs out. Thank you so much!❤

[carolynfea]

I have PTSD from DV, my kids too. 4 years free. I have 2 boxers and the male, was behaving like this, prong collar and DD helped fix this. Point is, I have just made the connection between our trauma reactions and hyper vigilance with Wilson’s reactivity.. They feel your energy so, it’s beautiful that this realisation helps us heal too, all together. Love from the Scottish Highlands, Pearl 🤍 & Wilson 🤎

[tarajones-legros]

Well done Dog Daddy. I never get tired of seeing you work.

[bethphillips]

Only someone who really knows what’s going on can change a tense situation to a calm one in a matter of minutes. Awesome job!!

[xmaliciax]

Those dogs just know he loves and cares about them, that's why they listen to him <3

[funshine]

The dog mirrored her owner, flawlessly.

[jingcc]

👏🏽 to DD and to the owner for helping this sweet doggie get over his fear and to the Mama for being open and ready to learn.

[happydays]

His tail comes up as he begins to trust good old dog daddy ❤

[Whooooooaaamaaan]

What an amazing gift DD has, awesome work for our best friends

[angelahaines]

All that drama from the dog and DD moves in and realises what the dog is going through!!
DD is very well educated with canines!! 😊🤗👍

[kelliephoenix]

Another dog and owner given new life by the Dog Daddy! Great job, Agusto and to the owner for seeking your help! ❤🐾❤️

[salzwell]

I'm amazed at how quickly the dog responded.

[SaltyGreene]

So many people use harnesses on big dogs thinking they are training their dogs kindly. All it seems to do is make it easier for the owner to hang on while their dog fails to respond due to the lack of physical communication. That can easily escalate into a dangerous situation. Unless you need to physically pick your dog up to protect them or need a halter to pull or tote something, they are training training inhibitors that reinforce bad behavior. After initially using a training collar, my Akita now wears a wide web martingale on a loose leash. She’s a softy and can enjoy off leash dog parks. Great session DD!