So most people, they think because the dog is doing this. That's, yeah. And then the dog changes because the closer you get, the more it tends to become. You know?
The dog's shit. Ah, damn. Yeah, that's it. Yeah.
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I'm going to striped shirt. Why? Where'd you get that shirt? It's like a mix between a long sleeve and a short sleeve.
It's kind of like a medium sleeve. Oh, it's like normally my bicep show, but not in this one. It just hugs him real nice. But I feel like a virgin.
I'm sure it needed that shirt to goodwill. You did great. That makes sure you went grab. Why did I wear stripes?
What about men wear stripes? I'm wearing a bra. I'm wearing a bra. But these ones are thick.
Yeah, I wear these shorts. I'm a assortment of stripes. In theames. You know, in reference to the challenger games, I asked if I could be part of it.
Oh, I would consider myself to be a – I'm on the number one podcast in the world. I'm in the Farest?" Intertangers go. I'm up at the top. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yes, yes. But like, I was kind of reserving the spot for some of the A-list. No offense. The A-list influencers.
Okay. So one of the hosts of the biggest podcast in the entire world is not an A-list. That's how we're saying it. I already have a spin-off show.
Yeah. What's good, bro? Like this is happening really quick. Another quick note on today's style.
I'm wearing hair today, boys. Oh. got a little frog going on in the shower. Here's what I said.
I think as you gain more and more clout and viewership and stuff, a lot of you, you really start to just say fuck it, dude. Like this is who I am. If you don't like me, my dick is always available. All right, for you to just straight suck.
So I don't know how much support you do. Interesting. I like that. Hey, yeah, no, I get that though.
I dressed like a homeless man often, because I'm just, I'm not worried about impressing people. Who am I trying to impress? Even when I'm trying to impress people, I think here's my theory by dressing down and playing it super low-key. It's cool and you impress them more.
Yes. If you're impressed with who you are. I mean, with the suit and tie, like in some situations it's classy, but some situations like who's as diva? Like there's there are a few people, like business owners and people that just drive around and like the old five-series beamer from like 2002.
They just rock it to convertible and they pull up and people are like, yo, this motherfucker is vintage. Yeah, vintage is cool. But let me ask you something though. But is vintage cool?
Yeah. I was back in Ohio, vintage was cool, but here in LA I see a vintage car and it just doesn't have the same effect on me. When I see like a 2019 Oticon, I'm like, you're probably more in the new money category. Yeah.
And also like think a lot of these people in the Oticons they pull up, they just, Oh, you want me to show it? Are we trying to, it's fucked up on camera? I can't believe this. They're giving me a new shirt.
They're giving me a mad shirt. Oh, they're really just, yeah. I would do this on set. Shut up, take off, baby.
Ow! Take it off. Take it off. Yeah, while I get naked, speak on new money because I think that's me.
I fall under the money category. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I think there's, you know, vintage is cool until you hop out with Crocs. You know what I'm saying?
I saw a kid doing parkour recently in Crocs. Crocs are making a comeback. They are making a comeback. Yeah, you can't do parkour in Crocs.
I'll show you, at the Apple Store, he jumped down the stairs and did backlips in Crocs. Is anyone seeing this? That was CGI. Yeah, who's this guy?
You know what, this could be like one of those two-dimensional people that you were talking about meeting on one of the previous episodes? Yeah, for the first meeting. Did you see him right after you did psychedelics? Yeah, what's going on?
You do an acid? It's funny because like, there was a point where I definitely ran the show, but now I just get bullied in Trump by my co-host. He said, bullied. I'm from Ohio, bullied.
Bullied. Well, yeah, but think about all these dudes hopping out of that old money BMW. They got rock and roll plus some Greta van Sloot plan. Greta van Sloot.
Greta van Flee. I'm out of a van. I'm out of a van. I'm out of a van.
Hey, shot Greta van Flee. Yeah, they're popping. I want to get them on. All right, so we introduce our guest today.
Oh, yeah. I think it makes sense. After my favorite salad. Today's guys, guys, you haven't noticed this indeed is a dog household.
We got ginger, the giant. We got Broly Blue. We got Raya and the rest of piece. Young Daddy, King Kong, the savage.
So it's a pleasure to welcome TV legend. It's the dog whisperer, Caesar Milan. Oh, what's up? What's up, guys?
What's up, guys? What's up, guys? Hey, I'm back. I like that.
Let's go. I think we all grew up watching you, man. This is Whisper in the Dogs, all sorts of people. I rehabilitate dogs and train people.
Yeah, is that what you say? That's right. You rehabilitate dogs and train people. Interesting.
Humans need to understand what kind of energy to use to connect, communicate, have relationship with dogs. But is that energy inherent or can it be taught? Because some people suck. We talk about this sometimes.
Some people have the wrong energy. But at the same time, you have to understand that they came from an environment, environment, and parents who created that energy. So as a kid, you want to have the best energy in the world. You don't want to have tension, insecurity, no love, no joy in life.
So at one point in life, you learn not to have that perfect energy, but you're born with the perfect energy. So Cesar, is that what makes you so special? Are you some sort of magical being? Because you do have this contagious energy.
I'm not even kidding. When you walk on set, maybe it was the LSD lights, but you walk on set. You're not going to grab a grandpa. I'm from a farm and my grandpa always say, never work against mother nature.
I was getting the trust, I was getting the respect. They're going to give you a beautiful gift called loyalty. So I grew up with more code, you know, trust, respect, love. So it's not the old way of being, you know, like make sure you're good to animals, make sure you're good to mother nature, make sure you're good to women, make sure you're good to God.
I grew up here in that. So I just hold on to a different frame of mind. That's all. I've always adopted that, but I was wondering, you know, when you're thrown into the Pacific Ocean and you're staring down a great white, how do you, like, how does that apply?
Yeah, I know. I didn't grow up in a beach. I don't know. I'm running a bar.
I'm running a bar. But you do fly occasionally right over the Pacific. Yeah. Yeah.
There's a chance you could end up face to face with a great white shark. Let's put this in the analogy. He's going to understand. He may have this name when they fall off track.
I'm sorry. What are you doing with the shark? I don't know. It's just a fear.
I'm sure you've been faced with some sort of rabid monstrous animal, right? Some sort of like human. Just massive beast, like a giant pit bull or something. Yeah, but it's not the breed.
You know what I mean? It's not the breed that becomes aggressive. I mean, they're powerful. Pit bull is just like an arbitrary breed.
Like you could do like any sort of massive and it's, well, do people even bad dogs? No. Like if a dog is staring at you in the face and growling and barking and wants to rip your head off, how do you handle that? The fact that the dog is growling that you is telling you doesn't want to hurt you.
Is that get away from me? So I don't have to hurt. So your job is to interpret what he's really feeling. Not what you're hearing.
Okay. So you're feeling like they're warning you because they're scared of your presence. So if you move the wrong way. I locked eyes with them the whole time.
If you move the wrong way, that's when you make the brain move forward. But if you stay there, calm, confident, the brain starts going to... I think the confidently part that you bring up is the part that a lot of people have trouble with because most people aren't trained to deal with that situation as well as you and people get very scared. Yeah.
Like when Ginger, who is just a big ball of fluff, she's like a walking marshmallow. When she comes up and she starts growling at people, people get scared. I know that. I know she's just a ball of fluff.
You know what I'm saying? It's just a man handler. But what's the right situation? She brings some kind of sense so she doesn't...
So her nose brings it to you. In the show I was saying, no touch no talking on contact. So most Americans where they see a dog they go, hey! So for a dog like Ginger, that's going to be very overwhelming.
For a dog like Ginger, if you do your hand forward, that's going to be terrifying. Because this is more eyes than their nose. So what you want to bring from the dog is their nose of a dog. 60% of the brain is controlled by the nose.
Not the eyes, not the ears. So the dog can be blind and deaf and he can still bring you home. It's the nose that brings you home. It's the nose that finds money.
It's the nose that finds drugs. It's the nose that finds people. It's not the eyes. So what should we be bringing?
But you're saying this should be strong enough, but most people talk. So when I go to people's home, I just don't talk and then it's my send to the talk. So what about turning your back to if you come across a vicious dog or a dog who's unfamiliar with you? You turn your back and let him see you.
You turn your back and then you're into a secure dog. Okay. You're not like a horse. So a horse is a flight animal.
A horse if you come forward, like you come to a dog is going to run away. But if you turn your back and you move towards you. It's a flight animal versus a predator. I'm curious.
You said that you let your smell do the talking. You like lather yourself up with some bacon or something. A dog is super insecure. Yes.
I actually put a horse poop or something like that. It's like super. The city dogs have never smelled a horse poop. So you bring a horse poop.
It's like the best thing in the world. So you'll put horse poop on your shoes. Most city dogs they have bacon already. They're being bought already.
But they're still related to insecurity. You understand? So normal dogs, like how people like you don't have to put anything on it. Very confident dogs you don't have to put anything on it.
It's insecure dogs that you have to bring different scents so their nose comes to you. So look, we kind of skipped the head. We kind of jumped right into it. You do have a really, really interesting story I want to talk about.
Because it wasn't always easy for you. It was the classic Rags the Richest story, I think. When you came to America, I heard someone speak English. I jumped the border.
I jumped the border. Yes. I took me two weeks to actually achieve my dream. I saw you dream in your gym.
And so I had different things to write. I wanted to be the best doctor in the world. I was 13 when I said that. 13 when you wanted to be the best dog trainer in the world?
Right. So I thought that I was a profession that I wanted to be. I became a human trainer. So I grew up watching Last and Rinting Teen.
So Last and Rinting from America. So I thought that every single dog in America was just like last year. And so I said, when I grew up, I'm going to go to America, learn from the best and come back and open my dog training facility in Mexico. And so I took me many, many years for me to go to America.
My father gave me his life savings, $100. And so I used them. I need to cross the border. A hundred bucks.
They don't buy the hour over there. And then what do you do after you cross the border? I became homeless. I live under a free weight.
And so I started understanding 7-11, AMPM. And you get to do hot dogs for 99 cents. So in America, you make $1 to do hot dogs. And then you invest in the big go.
You're refilling into the big go. You're talking about the roller dogs, the dogs and the daughters. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, a lot of people hate on those dogs, but.
I was homeless. But I love them. I love them. And I'm taking the tomatoes.
The tequito. I know you don't eat that shit anymore. They were classic treats. Give me a life.
So about surviving. It's about coming to America and checking on the street. You know, it's street smart. And then the first sentence I learned is you have application for work.
That's the first one I learned. Do you have application for work? You have application for work. And then what type of dog?
And what was your first job? Probably not a dog. No, no, no. What's your regards?
Which is normally back in the pack you get. You get at the back of the pack. But if you're born with a leader at the pack, then you're going to take it to the top. So I saw somewhere you did live under this bridge and now you own a mountain, which is not a dream.
Yeah. And you made it happen. What was the flip or the catalyst that your life started to turn around instead of being. Well, I became the Mexican guy who can walk up back dogs in England and South Central.
So that's how all the NBA got to know me in Afghanistan. And I felt this and Hollywood and all those people. You know, I was the Mexican guy who walks bibbles brothers and German Shepherd's off leash. So I was walking 40, 60 dogs off leash.
I didn't know it was illegal in America to walk. I was illegal. But I didn't know I was illegal. So, but that became like the word of mouth.
You know, it's a guy in South Central in England where they walks a pack of dogs. You know, so that's how I became known. And then the LA Times, you know, got a got a hold of it and they did a piece three days piece. And then I say, you know, they say, what would you like to do next?
It seems like, you know, Nicolas Cage is here, Ben Lee is here. And so you like to do next, I would like to have a TV show, a radio show because I wanted to teach what I know. So they put it down in the newspaper and newspaper came on a Sunday, Monday, line of producers were outside. That's when like, you know, that's when the whole thing of TV was happening.
Really? It was that one article that everything happened? It's not the article is how you wish for things manifest manifest. When you're younger, everything is right down.
That happened later. So then the mountain happened later after I met Ryan Canyon, I love Ryan Canyon. You know, so I love to bring people there because that's the most social place you can bring to the box. But you're walking.
So it's different from a dog bar. Ryan Canyon is a dog bar where you're in the movie. Yeah. So it's motion going on.
So the dog passes by many different dogs. It becomes more social than if you just put him in a dog bar. He says much check cheese. I mean, so dog barks are not the ideal social environment because most people bring dogs without exercise.
So those dogs are frustrated going to the dog bar. Yeah. So more dog fights happen at a dog bar. I have a strange fact.
These two know it. I used to run a camp for dogs. Oh my God. For about five years back in Greenwich, Connecticut, we used to work with super wealthy dogs.
So people pay like 800 to 1000 bucks a week to send to these dogs and I would drive and I would pick up 13 to 15 dogs at a time and a big ass suburban pictures of the shit that dogs are all just like, like I would take pictures from the back of it and they'd obviously be looking out the back. But and then somebody else would come and drop off 15 more and I would be watching 30 dogs, people's golden retrievers, just a big old pack of dogs. And the biggest part of my day was trying to like knock at them to fight and also like try not to step and share. Like those were the two biggest like parts of my day.
I love this about Mike. It was crazy and a lot of things. And I created a relationship with Harper, the Bernice Mountain dog, like all these like little dogs, like I have all these friends. Yeah.
I barely was even talking to humans at this point. I would just spend all my time with dogs and I was just after the drugs. Yeah. Hey, what a awesome way to rehabilitate yourself.
It was incredible. I mean, dogs are incredible medicine. I tell people all the time. Yeah.
I tell people all the people who feel they need to put out this. So the fact that homeless people have dogs, I just show you, you don't need money to have a dog. But the home is a good job of walking them. Yeah.
You know what I mean? I have a question about, you know, once you really got put on by the media, was there a process of you coming across the border that you had to go through some challenges or like legal rights or, you know, I don't know your specific story? Well, you know, because I cross illegally, there is a legal process you have to go through, you know, but you know that you just go through the whole immigration thing and you get to go in, you get to your permanent president and then you become a citizen. Yeah.
Yeah. And then you have to really follow the rules of under the limitations and pay whatever thing they ask you to pay. Yeah. So, but I'm not a taxist now.
They want me here. I'm a factator now. Have you been continuing to watch the situation at the border and do you have any thoughts on kind of how things are going down there? There was a picture that released a couple of days ago, I was filming this episode of a father and daughter who drowned trying to cross the border.
I know. I know people dying and my will hear what are your thoughts on kind of the like, listen, what we need. I can tell you from an immigrant point of view what we need as opportunities, what we need as education. So if it's not an opportunity to give us education.
We have to like you guys have an amazing opportunity to share just good knowledge. There's now, you know, to social media and people can learn anything from far away. So it's just the fact that the third world countries don't have access to education, not only medical and government help. It's just the education aspect can make a lot of people not a lot of people, you know, have the opportunity to have parents who encourage them to do the right thing or to do whatever they want in my case, my mom supported my dream of being the best I'm trying in the world.
And so a lot of kids don't have that opportunity, you know, so they eventually they see everybody around them is dying out of hunger, you know, there is the starvation happening. That's what makes them talk with country is lack of everything. So education will be ideal. Nobody was going to jump.
Nobody was going to move. Yeah. You know, this is a conversation you're having with the countries that people are fleeing. You want education system to improve.
I mean, we spend a lot of money and crap that we don't really need to spend a lot of money. For example, in my world, you know, I work with a lot of rescues and America spends a lot of money and euthanizing dogs a year, you know, five million dollars every year. Well, it takes $100, $100 per dog to be euthanized. So and we euthanized five million a year.
Cats and dogs. Seventy two hours. So if you surrender your dog to the shelter, they have to hold it for 72 hours in case they change your mind. So those 72 hours, that's right.
At the time, they end up, you know, with the 72 hours, $100 already being spent per dog. So there's five million dogs a year, euthanized. Let's say it's a million. It's corn.
So somewhere between $100 and $500 million a year. So that's being used to that, you know what I mean? And that's the explain, by the way. What do we do?
What's the solution? Spain or campaign? Spain or campaign ASAP. You know, it's like one child person in China.
Two actually. Okay. So now, by the way, we talked about this one. How do they enforce that?
If you accidentally get pregnant with a third child, you have to get what in China? Yeah. I'm pretty sure they just come pick it up and stuff. Just bring it.
Yeah. So you accidentally get pregnant with a third child. I think you can bring like a family member that can adapt it from you. So it's spiritual resources.
Yeah. I mean, they're also harvesting body organs there. So I don't know exactly what's going on. That's all we need education.
So that's very true. Yeah. Very true. You know, and one of the big leaders on Spain, Newter Bob Barker from prices, right?
Does that still? Oh, yeah, dude. If you were a kid sick at home in the 90s, you were watching prices, right? You were watching people play Plinko and spin in that wheel.
And you always remember Bob Barker, make sure you have your best spain or no. No. Oh, it's so lame. Oh, imagine that being your one champion cause in life was to get people to cut their dogs balls off.
But very important, as you can tell, for sure. I mean, it's very important if you want to see it from an economy point of view, but you want to see it from spirituality, you know, you don't want to kill somebody that you love so much. I mean, for humans, dogs represent unconditional love members, friends. And yet we're not doing that by the fact that we are allowing you to breed and breed and breed and breed.
It's interesting how we in the United States, on social media in particular, there's these videos that go viral from, you know, some Asian countries and of dogs being killed, but we're euthanizing five, five million per year. So it's like, why don't we look at it? Yeah. Most euthanizations for some sort of practical reason, like the dog is all the dog is done.
No, it's perfectly fine. Dogs, we can go to any shelter if you want it. And we can show you, I can show you where the guys were going to die in the next hours and they have nothing wrong with them. Really?
So if you like, like you're a massive, if any dog, any people, like Cibil, a little bit shyness, when you're German Shepherd, when you're a writer, it behaves a little bit unsure. Just kill them all because they come across aggressive. So now those dogs are dangerous to the human. But the thing is the human have to know how to be when insecure humans and insecure dogs.
Yeah. You understand? They're timid. So you have to learn how to help them gain self esteem.
That's why I read about it. They dog strain people. Okay. Is there legislation that's moving?
No, because they're in California, you can't have, there's no dog shelters, right? Or what's the kill shelter? Kill shelter? Kill shelter?
Yeah, but in California, no, there is the only place in California that is killed. Or it's what exactly is a kill shelter? Just to hold dogs that are about the 72 hours later, that's right. Okay.
Wow. I think one of the bigger things that California and some other states are doing too is leading a charge on puppy mills. That's what it was. And so that's really starting to hold.
It's not allowed anymore. It's not allowed anymore, right? So that's one of the things that my mother in Connecticut is actually going in front of the state Congress has gone a couple of times now to fight against puppy mills in Connecticut. Really?
Yeah. My mom is obsessed with dogs and horses. Those are the only two, like literally her favorite two things in the run. So she goes in front of the state legislature to get them to following California's footsteps against puppy mills.
And so puppy mills are backyard or warehouses where people just breed dogs. The dogs are just in cages. Everything they do in their lives is in a cage and they breed. They either have the puppies, everything is there.
That's what they develop psychological problems. They're in cage. They don't even go for a walk. So when one adopts a dog, is it a dog that is about to be euthanized?
Is it a dog that maybe is in a puppy mill? And the reason the question stems from adopting versus buying. Adopting versus re-re five pound pit bull's hawk. I think that's more difficult to achieve a smaller size than a larger size.
Is this achieved through like a mutation, a mutation month? It's the same way. Damn. Humans can be brilliant when they put their mind to something.
But we have to put our mind into a spain odor so we can stop certain things. Obviously that's just showed you know that humans can be brilliant if you want to do that. I did daddy in particular mean to you. And I heard that that was a tough cause.
He was with me for the first 16 years of my life. So I really needed someone who made me home, who reminded me of my grandpa, where my culture, where I'm from, where I'm about. And daddy was natural, simple, profound, trust, respect, love, honesty, and theory, love, the exercise, this is perfection. All those things.
My grandpa, you know what I'm saying? Did you find him in South Central? No, daddy was belong to Red Man. Okay.
Yeah. You know what I mean. Where did you find him? Was it in California?
Red? Yeah. Well, I met him through the Tony, and so Tony became a client and he introduced me to many, many other clients, including Jada, King Smith, shout out to my girl. Yeah.
And that's the girl who actually pay a teacher so I can learn English, by the way. Really? You always find some human that is an angel on earth. Yeah, shout out Jada.
That's awesome. And the Smith. So when did you become the dog whisperer? When did that happen?
Cause that was, I mean, the staple of all of our childhoods. Yeah, I became the dog whisperer after the LA Times. Okay. You know, cause they were calling me the Mexican guy.
I mean, the Mexican guy. Mexican guy. Mexican guy. Mexican guy.
That's a guy. That's a guy. That's a guy. That's a guy.
A white guy in a la. Yeah. So like back then, you could be a Mexican guy or a white guy. Yeah.
And I have a, you can't be those. You can't be those. I got a lot of white is in Pidbles and German Shepherd. Cause those were the breed in the hood.
Yeah. You know, nobody has a Labrador in the hood. You know, everybody has a lot of people. German Shepherd.
So I started working dogs and I said, you know, I charge you 10 bucks for a dog. And I used to do a Bali. So for eight hours, I would walk your dog for 10 dollars. Really?
Yeah. Because I have to gain the trust that was back on the love of the American people, you know. So they can trust me. Just waste this guy knocking on my door.
Just to get back on the day, so it would knock on my door and say, man, we're going to walk your dog. I was like, it's wrong with that. So people feel my heart. I'm going to feel my heart.
They're just stressed. You know, they're literally stressed. He might want to fight my dog or take my dog away or something. Like, I don't know what they were thinking.
But some some ladies did. So thanks to those ladies. Thank you very much. I forgot your names.
But they gave me a chance to become the dog walker and the Mexican guy. So 10 bucks for eight hours. So people watching this know the last walks I did in Connecticut before I left were $25 for 20 minutes. Wow.
See? Now I don't charge them down, right? Let me get that clear. You fuck with cats.
Yeah. Are you an animal with dogs? Yeah. It's all animal farm boys.
So you're on a farm, you connect with all of them chickens. You have that ranch now. I have that ranch in the mountains. I believe ginger and broly.
40 to be a Chris. You have your own dog park. Yeah. Am I correct?
Ginger and broly went to your... Not yet. No. Where did they go?
Adriana? Adriana? I think so. Okay.
Well, I got to tell them to you next. What do you do there? What do you focus on? I'm helping people.
What do you think of this? I love his energy. He's energy school. Any idea what kind of dog he is?
I really like more of the energy than the breed. You know what I mean? By the way, he loves him. He walked in and he's like, he's licking his face.
Just mad at broly. Don't you don't go near that. He might do it. He's been jumping.
He's like a cat. I mean, at one point, he can just... His name is Broly and recently we nicknamed him to Broly Broly because he's thick and large and rotundant. He won't stop eating.
He's gotten skinnier though. I think he actually got bigger. Just make sure it has a waist. He's like he's silly.
He's a good dog when he's not pooping all over my house. Someone asked me something. Is that my fault? Is that my fault?
The structure? No. He's pooping all over my house. You have to know when you feed him.
Then you have to fight for 30 minutes later after he eats. Then he has to bow for a moment and you're not. But why is it strange? He has to train his arms on or an out.
Without getting too descriptive. It's like a cow patty. It's like if someone just put a thing of whipped cream and went... Have you ever gotten Froyo, one of those machines?
That's what kind of... He's pooping... White-a-brown rice, right? Should help with that?
Maybe a little rice in his diet? a little bit, just a little bit, but they're more like me type. I'm worried about him, Caesar. I'm worried about him.
What would you say he blended with? Like Australian shepherds, I mean, your classic kasuke feeling, you know, to blue ice. But also the kind of dogs have blue ice, so. It also has a large level of flop.
You ever met a dog that's a little bit too much flop? Like no bone structure. It's almost like, you know when you make jello? Yeah.
You made jello and turn into a dog, basically. Yeah, but if you don't exercise it, they're not gonna develop muscle. Like, what is this? Why are dogs perfect love machines?
What is it about the stuff? Oh, number one, because you know, you guys were talking about earlier about, you know, these tiny problems. They don't really care about money, fame and power, you know what I mean? They just care about how you feel inside your spirit, your heart, your instincts and your mind.
That's pretty much it. So that's what they say they love you unconditionally. So it's not what you do for a living. It's what energy that you project.
So in the animal world, your currency is energy. So I love that you have good energy. Animals will be okay with you. And that's what you have.
It seems like. Well, that's why I teach. I teach you know, energy that they can trust respect and love. Because that's what gives you the off leash.
So an animal, a dog by nature, she didn't wear a leash, right? Because they don't want it to have a leash, but in America it's a leash low. So you have to respect the men love, but you also have to respect the mother nature law and mother nature law is off leash. So how can a dog follow a human off leash?
Because he's raspous respect and love. You have any experience with a wire-haired fox terriers? I don't care about the breed. So at all.
No. I don't know exactly how to respond to that. No, yeah. It's kind of just straightforward questions.
The only reason I ask is because this is my dog, Finney. Bro, this dog, Michael won't shut up about this dog. A wire-haired fox terrier, we've got her and her brother. Every time we see a wired-haired fox terrier, Michael hop out of the car, he'll go in 30 miles an hour, he'll jump out of the car.
I mean, they're backing Connecticut, I never see them. You know, and so when I see one here, I get all sentimental. So it's too long for me, they make me uncomfortable. So this dog has been winning Westminster just over and over.
Now my dog, of course, she's- But the breed, you mean the breed? Yeah, the breed. My dog can't win anything, she just doesn't do anything. She goes up to the glass and understands what's happening.
Anyways, sorry about that. As far as dogs have been bred throughout history to be an act a certain way, like Ginger, for example. And the guy I bought her from told me that she is a protector. She barks at everyone in the yard, she'll at night, bark at the trees just to make sure nothing's happening.
If someone opens my door, she'll growl and charge them, like even my roommates. Since that is ingrained in her personality, is there some sort of unwiring I need to do? Yeah, of course. It's just you guys have to spend the time in order for her, just in the first of the weeks, just to recognize her pack.
Just to recognize her pack. And you can leave the ability to guard, you know what I'm saying? Meaning she's not gonna trust everybody outside her pack. But the pack have to follow the same thing in order for them for them to recognize, okay, everybody here is part of my pack.
So they're not gonna growl, they're gonna smell and recognize right away. Versus if a dog doesn't recognize your smell, that means that your scent has not been part of our identity yet. So should we be hugging the people that come into the house? No, no, those people are permanent?
They're poll cleaners. No, those people are gonna become in more than three months. So just head in with a little hug or introduce someone. It's just in the beginning because she is more timid type.
In the beginning, she's gonna take a little longer, just to spend like five minutes at a time with the person and let her come, smell, finish. And then she walks away. That's all she has to do. It's calm, smell the person.
Give a little like, I agree with you. And then she walks away. That means that I smell you, I trust you, you can come in. Don't let him touch, don't let him give a cookie, she doesn't care, she's not gonna take it.
You understand? She's not gonna take it. So if you offer it, she doesn't take it. So she's almost like the bouncer at our nightclub.
Pretty much, they don't trust anybody. So you gotta come up, explain who you are, why you're there. Try to slip my 20. They're like, I can show you how I did it.
I can show how I did it, how I met her. And then you just repeat the same format, the same pattern. Don't change the pattern, because otherwise it's become very challenging for her to master one. I have a question, this one might blow your mind a little bit.
When you play fetch with a dog, do you think the dog loves going to get the ball? Yes. Or do you think the dog loves things that you love throwing the ball? They love prey drive.
They're chased stuff. So they're doing it selfishly. They're getting the ball and bringing it to you. But they found happy go lucky time with that.
So they don't have to follow play, explore. So by you trying the ball, that means that the mind can engage into play. So a dog play wrestling, they like to wrestle. They like to grab things and pull it, every thing about it.
Or they like to chase things. So in this case, they pray, the prey drive was a change for toys. Okay, prey drive is called, and Broly. He's dangerous.
He's like, yeah, he's gonna fall dude. He's gonna fall. So how would you place it down? What would you do?
Place it on the ground? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, stop, stop, stop. Yeah, so that hurt him.