3:00 that is SO true! When I was about a 9 year old girl, there was a giant dog (Irish Wolfhound mix) in a park which had attacked a dog and its owners, everyone screamed and the dog almost attacked other people. Then it ran torwards me, bared teeth and snarled at me. I just listened to my instincts and stood there. I showed the dog that I'm no threat but that I won't back down either and that I'm not scared. The dog's growling became less and less and then it gave in and ran back to his owners in the end. They were amazed how I did it but honestly, it came natural 😂
I'm on the spectrum, maybe that helps making communication with animals easier and I always loved dogs and I understand them better than humans as they don't lie.

I've seen videos of this with HIS new dog Holly just loving and cuddly with Cesar and Daddy. It is the owner, not the dog in almost every case.

Thank you for this honest deconstruction with excellent commentary.

Throughout my life, I've lived with Pit Bulls, German Shepherds, Border Collies and Aussies, but have never had to deal with food aggression...or really any aggression, in one of my dogs. I am very thankful, as it would be challenging to handle.

This is what I want to see Mr.Hymes!! Great video! Keep'em comin

Great video!  Excellent honest commentary.

2:15 he isn't hitting her, he's touching her. He says the dog that touches more wins so when a dog touches you you touch them back. That was not a "hit" at all, it didnt even make the dog move

Nice breakdown

Cesar is the best dog rehabilitator and people trainer. He is universally loved

Bang on , that is NOT A GOOD DOG OWNER

Peroxide is good to use on cuts to clean it when a dog has to remove the bullet  they make the wound a little worse right peroxide is not for healing it's for exactly how he used it right after you get cut you use it to clean yourself you're not supposed to use it after that though

Did you actually watch the whole video or just the broadcast version shown here?

In the full video, that’s not just a bite - She MAULED his hand and as she was pulling him to another side of the yard, he kicked her hard in the chest to force her to let go.

She actually yelps when he does that as if to say “you hurt me and I’ll hurt you!”

That’s why when he was standing over her in a form of punishment it became a battle of wits between him and the dog.

I laugh every time I hear somebody I don’t agree with Cesar but it works  I have seen dog trainer they try to help dogs and they cannot do it here come Cesar and it works so I don’t understand why people always say I don’t agree with Cesar but it works that is the most important thing that it works that’s why I laugh every time when I hear people saying I don’t agree with Cesar it works he really does know how to help dogs and train people. It’s funny. I don’t understand why people are thinking that way anyway Cesar is doing a good job

finally someone who gets it 👍🏻 I see all kind of trainers (especially r+only ones) using this, as you said, to talk bad about Cesar. But none of them understand what's really going on. Not a single one. And yes, Cesar did a wrong move but I too think it's for the show and people learn from it. Getting behavioural issues with your dog solved is so simple and not what 99,9% of trainers are claiming it to be. It's not about teaching 10million tricks, ot's communication and "energy" I'm using this word as it fits the video. My Akita had been abused as a puppy and was scared of people but I was calm, showed her that I don't care and no one hurts her with me around and soon she didn't care either, one could even touch her. And she NEVER had any issues with dogs. However when my mom was scared of dogs coming close to mine (due to experience), my dog growled. That was solely my mom's fear and energy she sensed. When I had my mom move away, all was fine. That actually helped my mom realize that it's our own fear that creates those situation and now she is calm as well 👍🏻
Really, Cesar is so missunderstood. Use whatever "methods" you want, Cesar isn't about that at all. He is about real communication on a psychological and natural basis. Sorry for the long text

Can't find this whole series

Those people were throwing Holly's food on the pavement then taking a pole and pushing her. I believe once you put the dog's food down, it belongs to the dog and people should leave it alone.  Holly was a sweet dog who was being bullied

Here's Dale McCluskeys word salad explanation.
https://youtube.com/shorts/3Q9l7RxBHms?si=fhSHKFYXj5d38Ajp

Womp womp

You talk to much

Wow, I'm impressed.  You know even less about training than Milan.
He caused this bite, I saw the entire video. Your circular argument does not change the facts.
Cesar Milan cannot read a dog. The stress is building moment by moment,  it's obvious. This is abuse that silly people call training.