How to handle Dog to Dog Aggression!

This is Kana. Kana goes absolutely crazy when she sees dogs outside in the streets. You see here she's just going ballistic with this shepherd puppy and if we were to let her loose this would be a really ugly scene. Kana has what I call frustrated aggression just like these next few dogs I'm going to show you. Here you see this eight month old pit bull puppy going crazy at this dog and this dog has gotten loose and mangled a dog across the street from them and had a big problem with the county and here you're going to see Brady who also does what he wants on walks and in the house snapping at dogs lunging at this pit bull constantly over and over trying to nail him with bites and this is all from lack of discipline and this is what the typical dog does to their owners busting out gate doors front doors just dragging them down the blocks no structure whatsoever no discipline no respect for the owner and with the wrong personality type like these other ones that I'm showing you you're going to have a big problem because those dogs are going to start attacking dogs with lack of structure and it gets really bad with certain types. I'm going to show you here in this next clip what dragging can do so here I'm letting Lamar do what he always does the way he would do it with his owners just dragging me down the block like a lunatic and then here you can hear his frustration the muzzle he grumbles and growls underneath and with that energy you're going to see here he starts poking at the dog and trying to get after her if there was no muzzle on him right now this would be a serious problem he would really hurt that dog and send her to the hospital I'm telling you he's done it several times other dogs and right there in that moment he really went for it and tried to get her really good right there that was muzzle wasn't on big problem okay let's see so this is the same day after he was attacking the dog now keep in mind Lamar's never been around another dog outside the other dog that he lives with he could never be around one before he would attack them all the owners were terrified that they were gonna have lawsuits on their hands so this was the first time but this was after we just put Lamar through structure outside and got his head right and then immediately we go and gamble inside the house to see what's gonna happen and he was perfect and that was because of the discipline that we put him on outside the house making things very clear to him of how life is going to work when at first you see a dog who's very playful with dogs once you get that out of them they usually go back to being playful with dogs if they were a dog in the beginning who didn't really have a play drive with other dogs probably not they're going to go play with dogs again that kind of dog would be they just tolerate dogs so in the end you tell the owner listen he's never going to play he was never in him not even as a puppy but he just has to understand if he go if dogs are around him do not attack him right all i'm telling you dog is that i won't allow it so if you don't like the dogs walk away but do not attack them right you tolerate them what leash on the ground what that miami dog whisper guy is crazy he's crazy if you want you can let her i just want to go back for a second on the dragging and pulling concept when dogs drag like that and pull like that they just load up and it causes massive frustration and now you get all this built up pent up energy and a dog who never meant to attack dogs now just it's like a time bomb when they reach the dog that they're going for in the street and they just latch on to but really underneath they never meant it they just have no structure so for us we always tell our clients to teach our personal protection dogs how to bite people that's how we do it we put harnesses which is their worst training tool except for if you're doing weight pull competitions or protection training we build frustration through the harness letting the dog pull us down the blocks and do what they want so just keep that in mind harnesses can be detrimental and makes dogs be able to pull and do whatever they want with you in the streets awesome can cause massive aggression problems all right and here you're going to see brady this was the same day as well that he was attacking the dogs and going crazy but here after discipline and getting in his head outside about doing that here we're letting brady free because he's never played with dogs before he couldn't he would just snap at them go after them attack them so here you can see brady for the first time with two dogs not just one feeling his way out here of how to play he doesn't know how to play with dogs but now we're safe because here you can see him pecking at them a little bit he's just trying to feel out how to do this and how it works he's been dying to play with dogs he just hasn't been able to let go to do it and that's why the discipline and structure comes in it makes him let go she's trying to lick him she's licking pumpkin in his mouth yeah that's awesome be careful good very good good now just a curiosity because i know how wild she gets i saw her the first day i mean she amps up when other dogs come around did you think that she'd be able to do that no today you know that quick yeah because only last week was the first time no no i'm kind of surprised she's this quick here today i i figured it'd be more growling right or trying to attack the dog yeah without the muzzle yeah that's like awesome but she doesn't even care