| 1. | Human Problems (4) |
| 2. | Situations |
| 3. | Dog lays down on walk |
| 4. | Take small steps with dog |
| 5. | Tension is bad |
| 6. | release is good |
| 7. | Be calm |
| 8. | Get dog to calm state |
| 9. | Repetitions |
| 10. | Touch to stop escalation |
| 11. | Dog not ok with leash |
| 12. | Calmly connect with dog |
| 13. | Dogs need leadership |
| 14. | Pull leash up to block brain |
| 15. | Dogs don't surrender to nervous energy |
| 16. | How do you feel? |
| 17. | Must repeat everyday |
| 18. | Dogs get bad habits |
| 19. | Reward yourself |
| 20. | Follow through |
| 21. | Dog afraid of change in house, slippery floors |
| 22. | Dog not allowed to break rules |
| 23. | Don't allow dog to win |
| 24. | Affection for 100% |
| 25. | Dogs will shake |
| 26. | Dog protests you can't let them win |
| 27. | Don't ask why |
| 28. | Don't negotiate with dog that has problems, just do it |
| 29. | Don't project sadness |
| 30. | Nose, eyes, ears |
| 31. | Respect |
| 32. | Dog afraid to jump on boat |
| 33. | Shy Dog |
| 34. | Dog's Fighting in same household |
| 35. | Don't treat dog like a human |
| 36. | Excessive barking, use corrections, become pack leader |
| 37. | Mistake to use human psychology on a dog instead of dog psychology |
| 38. | Dogs aren't happy when they're excited, they're happy when in a calm-submissive zone |
| 39. | Don't share love unless in calm submissive state |
| 40. | High energy dog isn't good in city |
| 41. | Walk dog every day |
| 42. | Everyone must be dog's pack leader |
| 43. | Dog must have rules, boundaries, limitations |
| 44. | Dog won't walk on a leash |
| 45. | Afraid dog will hurt someone |
| 46. | When you adopt a dog best thing is a long walk |
| 47. | Don't give affection when dog is under stress |
| 48. | aggressive dog can be bored |
| 49. | Don't touch, talk, make eye contact, claim space |
| 50. | Pack leaders never say "Let's go" they just go |
| 51. | Dog must pay attention to its pack leader |
| 52. | Correct behavior before escalation |
| 53. | Dog lover doesn't mean knowledgable human being |
| 54. | Dogs don't live in the past or in the future |
| 55. | Use leash on little dogs inside house to help control them |
| 56. | Dog spins |
| 57. | With multiple dogs, control dominant dog |
| 58. | Dogs live in the moment |
| 59. | correct before bad behavior |
| 60. | Let go of the past |
| 61. | Jumping is excitement |
| 62. | Anticipating bad behavior is not living in the now which leads to anxiety |
| 63. | In a pack of dogs you go after the worst |
| 64. | Dog attacks broom, you must own the broom |
| 65. | You want dog to retreat which means I surrender to the exercise |
| 66. | Say no and move forward don't back away |
| 67. | "This has never happened before" |
| 68. | When corrected a pack don't let them get behind you |
| 69. | "This is amazing" |
| 70. | "I can't believe it" |
| 71. | Pack leaders never come to followers, followers come to pack leader |
| 72. | Dog won't walk |
| 73. | Dog aggressive to strangers |
| 74. | Fix one thing at a time |
| 75. | It's hard to teach a dog rules if they're full of energy, need to remove the energy |
| 76. | Excitement in a dog is not necessarily happiness |
| 77. | You can either ignore a behavior or address it |
| 78. | Approaching dog makes them dominant |
| 79. | "It's incredible" |
| 80. | Teach dog to step on treadmill, nothing negative happened |
| 81. | Scared dog |
| 82. | Dog afraid of leash |
| 83. | Dogs with fears are hardest to reabilitate |
| 84. | Dogs bite nervous energy if correcting |
| 85. | See what you want and make it happen |
| 86. | Dog attacks skateboarders |
| 87. | "I'm totally amazed" |
| 88. | You energy must mean leadership |
| 89. | If you don't take a leadership role your dog will |
| 90. | Touch with foot to tell dog you don't agree with behavior, not a kick, used to snap them out of it |
| 91. | Aggressive dog in a cage |
| 92. | Catch bad behavior before it escalates |
| 93. | Don't nurture the wrong behavior |
| 94. | Better if dog greets you with head low |
| 95. | Separation creates enemies |
| 96. | Dog doesn't like to walk |
| 97. | Human's can create problems in their imagination |
| 98. | Use dog's name only for positive experience |
| 99. | When a dog comes to you it means they're not afraid of you |
| 100. | Work and then get reward not because a beautiful dog |
| 101. | Exercise, discipline, affection |
| 102. | Remind you dog who's in charge at home and in other locations |
| 103. | 45 minute walk each day, high energy dog 1 hour, low energy 30 minutes |
| 104. | Dogs need a job |
| 105. | Don't ask a dog what to dog tell it what to do |
| 106. | Yelling at dogs might not work, calm assertive does |
| 107. | Keep it simple, just say stay, not the dog's name |
| 108. | Expect the behavior |
| 109. | No touch no talk no eye contact when meeting a new dog |
| 110. | You can't help a dog if you feel sorry for them |
| 111. | Who you are in the animal world is energy |
| 112. | You deprive a dog from being balanced if you only focus on how cute they are |
| 113. | Don't divide a pack by favoring one of them |
| 114. | Don't use sound to stop a dog fight it intensifies the agression |
| 115. | Dog won't take a bath |
| 116. | When meeting a strange dog for the first time, no touch, no talk, no eye contact |
| 117. | Projecting leadership gets you a different reaction from a dog |
| 118. | Don't live in the past with your dog |
| 119. | Aggressive dogs need extra exercise |
| 120. | Control dog at level one |
| 121. | Cesar approaches aggressive dog |
| 122. | Bath means affection |
| 123. | To get rid of your fear of flying you must fly |
| 124. | This is a miracle |
| 125. | Agression |
| 126. | Territorial |
| 127. | Toy possessiveness |
| 128. | Can't clean ears |
| 129. | growling |
| 130. | Submissive play vs. dominance |
| 131. | Playful state is submissive as far as animal is concerned |
| 132. | Fear brings aggression |
| 133. | Does leash represent negative or positive |
| 134. | Dog hides under bed defensive state afraid of something |
| 135. | Uses broom as extension of arm to get dog from under bed |
| 136. | Growling isn't aggression it's a conversation |
| 137. | Lifts dog from back of neck to simulate mother grabbing |
| 138. | Using two hangs on a bulldog he places growling aggressive dog in submissive position |
| 139. | Present scent of what dog doesn't like (nose, eyes, ears) |
| 140. | Fear of something use scent to mean total peace |
| 141. | Used a napkin to touch dog so he wouldn't get bitten as extension of energy |
| 142. | Tongue licking nose meant bulldog was challenging Cesar |
| 143. | Dog under you is submissive, on top dominant |
| 144. | Strike first before dog bit him |
| 145. | Dog growled and Cesar dig two handed neck submission drop |
| 146. | Get dog to submit then clean the ears |
| 147. | Always go back to basics, take dog for a walk |
| 148. | Dog afraid of loud noises |
| 149. | Dog afraid of garbage pails |
| 150. | New things scares dog |
| 151. | Don't bring feared object to a dog |
| 152. | When dogs are really afraid they don't take food |
| 153. | When passing feared object on walk dog can't choose what side to be on |
| 154. | Pull scared dog with enough force to get it moving then release tension immediately when it moves |
| 155. | Use handle of leash to make choke collar |
| 156. | Pull up when dog stops then relax when dog moves forward |
| 157. | Don't let dog end the exercise pulling away from it |
| 158. | Dog panics outside house and does anything to get back in |
| 159. | As pack leader don't allow play to get too intense |
| 160. | Controlling a dog with sound makes you excited source of energy |
| 161. | Excitement submission is better than excitement dominance |
| 162. | Leadership before affection |
| 163. | Keep your pack calm submissive |
| 164. | Repel other aggressive dogs by keeping your dogs in calm-submissive state |
| 165. | Don't always use treats, you want them to behavior because you say |
| 166. | Dog afraid of water at beach |
| 167. | Dog afraid of new people in house |
| 168. | Pulling dog away from something doesn't create understanding of not doing it again |
| 169. | Touch (simulated bite) used to slow the brain down |
| 170. | Reward what you want not what you don't want |
| 171. | Snaps brain out of hunting mode with two handed neck bite |
| 172. | Dog will put up a fight when transitioning from pulling to following |
| 173. | Hold the leash short but not tense |
| 174. | How do you feel when you're walking your dog? |
| 175. | Dog afraid to jump from dock to boat |
| 176. | If dog is pulling you to their fear let them pull |
| 177. | If dog is at a high level of excitement then fear can't get in |
| 178. | Two dogs in same home aggressive to each other |
| 179. | When dominating a dog claim space and dog must surrender (go to calm submissive state) |
| 180. | Don't use human psychology on a dog ("stella don't do it") |
| 181. | If you run away from predator they will chase you |
| 182. | Don't live in the past or the future, live in the now |
| 183. | You create your reality |
| 184. | Worry means weak energy |
| 185. | You don't own the future you own the now |
| 186. | Bad to hold leash like a war is about to happen |
| 187. | Powerful breeds have tendency to take over right away, especially when someone is not trying to be in charge |
| 188. | It's important to become a dog's pack leader from day 1 |
| 189. | Do not wait until the mind escalates to a higher level |
| 190. | Animals pick up more on energy than what you're saying verbally |
| 191. | The higher a dog goes above the ground the more dominant they becoome |
| 192. | Everyone must be consistent with rules, boundaries and limitations |
| 193. | Everyone in the house represent humans who lead and love not just love and not lead |
| 194. | Use a muzzle to control biting |
| 195. | Your dog's behavior is a reflection of your own |
| 196. | The power of your intention |
| 197. | Calm your dog before meeting other dogs |
| 198. | Your dog mirrors you |
| 199. | Relax and snap him out of it |
| 200. | Giving distance is polite |
| 201. | Visualize what you want |
| 202. | 2 Dominant dogs equals a fight |
| 203. | Walk 2 enemies together |
| 204. | Dog into your space without asking is dominance |
| 205. | Dog pees in house is dominance |
| 206. | If your friends with a dog you're part of the pack not leading the pack |
| 207. | Learn to recognize different types of barks |
| 208. | Nervous enegy |
| 209. | Follow through is taking dog all the way to 0 calm submissive |
| 210. | Ears forward and tail up is not a good way of saying hi to someone it's too assertive |
| 211. | Ask yourself what state am I in? Is it calm assertive? |
| 212. | If you discipline a dog and it doesn't surrender at that moment the problem doesn't go away it intensifies |
| 213. | The leash can make some dogs aggressive and some dogs to calm down |
| 214. | Think calmness, silence, power |
| 215. | If you don't know how you feel look at yourself and what do you see, tension? |
| 216. | When passing a dog on sidewalk, pass next to owner not next to dog |
| 217. | If there's no room on the sidewalk step aside to let the dog and owner pass |
| 218. | Standing still stops the prey drive |
| 219. | It's important to see low level of intensity |
| 220. | The only position you can have when you have a tense or laid-back energy is follower they don't feel protected |
| 221. | If the human is calm-assertive then you can lead |
| 222. | The dog will imitate the energy you provide |
| 223. | Problem is when dog doesn't have consequences for bad behavior |
| 224. | Two choices you address the behavior or you ignore the behavior |
| 225. | Treat a dog like a dog not like a baby or human |
| 226. | When sliding door is open doesn't mean dog can come in |
| 227. | It's not let me see what happens, it's you having the visual of what you want to achieve |
| 228. | Don't negotiate with your dog |
| 229. | Don't ask your dog, tell your dog |
| 230. | 90% of relationship between human and dog is when the human masters the walk |
| 231. | Tug of war brings out aggressive side of dog. Don't play with powerful breed even if dog loves it. |
| 232. | What activities do you do for the breed? |
| 233. | Other dogs can teach your dog how to be different |
| 234. | When you keep moving forward with a "guard" breed and keep eye contact you can trigger them to move forward, it's a challenge |
| 235. | Correction can be given if too much focus or intensity |
| 236. | With most aggressive dogs the owners are not the pack leaders |
| 237. | Aggression can be triggered if you don't stop a dog when they're excited |
| 238. | Bored dog can be aggessive |
| 239. | Head low means respect |
| 240. | Myth that little dogs shouldn't be disciplined |
| 241. | Dog picks up how you feel inside |
| 242. | Aggressive dogs don't respect or trust the people they're aggressive to |
| 243. | When dog growls you touch harder |
| 244. | You don't hold a dog down you bite with your hand |
| 245. | Dog won't walk on leash because she doesn't know how, motivate with ball, pull a little bit and release. |
| 246. | Dog and cat don't get along |
| 247. | You have to create the bad behavior to correct it |
| 248. | You can't fix problems with affection |
| 249. | Separation breeds enemies |
| 250. | Barks can be read, Territorial but frustrated, Season 5 Episode 5 |
| 251. | Dog must surrender to the activity |
| 252. | Correct unwanted behavior until dog submits |
| 253. | Correct unwanted behavior until dog submits |
| 254. | Introduce scissors as a scent, then sight then sound, massage with the tool |
| 255. | Diffuse aggression before it escalates |
| 256. | Tail in middle is a good approach towards another dog |
| 257. | Stopping dogs fear-based aggression is critical |
| 258. | Tension on leash when dog gets aggressive or fearful |
| 259. | Redirection, bulldog wants to attack other dog and Cesar redirects with scent of food |
| 260. | Dog won't stop barking S5 E5.when people leave, dog is pack leader |
| 261. | Don't give affection (petting) when dog is in state you don't want |
| 262. | Making dogs your babies is bad |
| 263. | You can't walk away from a dog after correction, they must be calm |
| 264. | Your vision can create what you don't want |
| 265. | You don't always pin them down it's best if dog does it on its own |
| 266. | You can't fool a dog. You can look assertive but if you don't feel assertive it doesn't mean anything |
| 267. | Dog runs away when owner coughs |
| 268. | Dog doesn't want to be left alone S3 E12 |
| 269. | Don't give affection when dog is unsure |
| 270. | Tail between legs is fear |
| 271. | Let dog come to you to gain trust |
| 272. | Dog doesn't hesitate to pack leader they hesitate to dog lover |
| 273. | Dog lover means follower |
| 274. | Dog goes berserk around motorcycle.S3 E12 |
| 275. | Give affection without voice |
| 276. | Dog can't invite himself, you must invite them |
| 277. | Don't hold leash with tension if nothing bad is happening |
| 278. | Never reinforce a bad behavior |
| 279. | If you feel weight from your dog it's dominance |
| 280. | Watch out with quiet dogs |
| 281. | No tension on leash |
| 282. | Correction is to the side. Quick tug, not lifting |
| 283. | Correct before the dog escalates |
| 284. | How does dog feel about your approach? Stop if dog backs up. |
| 285. | Do exercises calmly |
| 286. | Love only nurtures the state your don is in at that moment |
| 287. | Dog lover doesn't mean a knowledgeable human |
| 288. | Growling = nervous about approach |
| 289. | Sound communicates fear, anxiety, aggression, dominance, unsure |
| 290. | All animals understand energy |
| 291. | Animals focus on now, not past or future |
| 292. | Animals can sense what you're focusing on |
| 293. | Alertness is not aggression |
| 294. | Calm assertive touch snaps them out of it (unwanted state) |
| 295. | Animals don't listen to instability |
| 296. | Dogs live in the now |
| 297. | The less sound we use the more we create calmness |
| 298. | Barking can be excitement |
| 299. | Walk dog a long time when getting from shelter |
| 300. | If you can't create relaxation you can't be pack leader |
| 301. | You can't be pack leader if you're their friend or a dog lover |
| 302. | Talk calm not excited |
| 303. | Wait until brain becomes completely calm submissive |
| 304. | When they give you anxiety I disagree and snap the brain out of it |
| 305. | Claim the door |
| 306. | Sound triggers excitement |
| 307. | Sometimes the best thing you can do for your dog is to wait |
| 308. | Don't caress at level 3 because you're rewarding that behavior |
| 309. | Charging is territorial behavior |
| 310. | Go around dog not behind to stop charging ????? |
| 311. | Increase assertive energy if needed |
| 312. | Door open doesn't mean you go |
| 313. | Disagree with a nervous growl |