Haha I realized as soon as I had posted that comment that people might find it shocking. But I mean that's a big dog, what else is he expected to do at this point to train him. He needs to show dominance. Friendly positive encouragement wouldn't work this far in the game I believe. It's not ok for a dog to ever bite a human even if he was threatened. Maybe Cesar should have seen it coming but it doesn't make it ok for the dog to feel like he could bite a human just because a human was standing over him and showing dominance. My friend has a pure breed large dog who wasn't handled with force at first. That quickly got out of hand and my friend really had to show who was dominant to get the dog to stop behaving badly. Cesar has been a trainer for a long time so he probably knows what's needed in teachin a dog who is that aggressive. But I may 100% be wrong. I've never personally owned an aggressive animal so I don't actually know what it's like. Couldn't care less for Cesar or his show but I think the dog was the one in the wrong in this situation. I don't mean to argue with everyone. Prob should have kept my thoughts to myself on this one.. |