Dog Rehabilitation and Behavior Training

What is his, what is his, what is his, his reaction for it?

Look, he's confused right there.

You have to give him a moment

because the brain is got stuck this way.

Yeah. So just stay there.

So you see, it's just a relaxation.

It's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's an understanding.

I didn't see that coming.

All right, she have to go to the center.

Pretty bad. He just want water from me. But now I can see the aggression that he was showing to him. Pretty bad.

That aggression cannot be allowed around babies.

I was like about to faint right in front of her face.

Is he okay? Oh my gosh. He is fine.

That was really bad. He is fine.

She needs major rehabilitation. That's okay. That's why we're here.

What if that could have been Griffin? Or what if that could have been the neighbor?

I have to go to the urgent care just to put some stitches there.

Right then we knew that something needs to be done. In the weeks following Cesar's visit,

Holly's aggression worsens.

One month later, the day finally arrives when Cesar is available to start Holly's rehab.

Today, finally for the first time, I feel like this heavy weight is off my shoulders.

The last time I saw Holly, she bit me.

But I do remember the last thing she did was, that was perfectly enough for me.

Don't come in nervous.

Normally Junior helps me with his body language, evaluating another dog.

And I can tell you that he's helping me with his mouth.

So I am going to work on helping her insecurity.

That is the source of the problem. All right.

Thank you. Thank you. We're excited.

Thank you very much. We're excited, too. Thank you again. Thank you.

Say hi to the baby. Oh, we will. He

said goodbye. Goodbye, Holly, creates excitement, right?

So when you create excitement, you make the brain do this.

But when you leave calmly, you make the brain stay behind the gate calmly.

We have a plan.

That's all I need.

So right now I use Junior to move her out of the plate.

That's all I did. This is Miss Lola.

She's been here because she was very, very aggressive.

And now she's going to help me with Holly.

She's very respectful of Lola. So that's a good feedback.

Lola can come and take the food anytime she wants. She won't bite Lola.

But she will definitely bite a human.

She threw a punch.

So what the plate and the floor does, it puts the food right between their legs.

So that in their language is,

I'm owning, I'm claiming, belongs to me. Even the fake hand bleeds with Holly.

Not to be so over the plate. Okay.

See how the body is? It's more pushed back.

She's still unsure.

There you go. That was just in the air. So that gives me leverage.

Oh, that's very nice.

That she did it on her own. I'm going to end the exercise that way, because that's something that she has never done in the past.

Over the next several weeks, Holly will receive rehab from the entire Milan pack.

Wow, this is the first time he's actually wagging the tail.

Nice, good girl. Look at that.

Oh, she never wags the tail.

Despite signs of improvement, Cesar makes a difficult decision regarding Holly's future.

Definitely not feeling comfortable sending Holly home,

especially having an 18-month-old baby.

Holly has made big improvements,

but not the right dog for a kid who's learning.

It's a ticking bomb.