This DOG grabs EVERYTHING in the house! (Cesar911 Shorts)

Cesar's next 9-1-1 emergency comes from an unusual call. Another dog trainer, Eldon Mcintyre, has been pushed to the limit when trying to train an 80-pound golden doodle named Murphy. Cesar met with Elden at the dog's owner's

house

to get the full picture. Mr. Eldon. You have no idea how happy I am to see you. Oh, how are you? Well, well, nice to meet you. I am a dog trainer who has been working with Murphy the Golden Doodle in the Plotter Family. He has a fantastic family and they love his dog, but. he goes from super patch to dennis the threat is someone in the family who is more frustrated than the other i would say justine the wife you know she deals with it more than most leaves it probably one of the most interesting things he picked up from very young man was building for open doors and Murphy had a lot of access to areas that most dogs wouldn't have because he figured out how to open doors, no, and when Murphy is loose in the

house

, his favorite place is either in a bedroom where there are clothes or socks around the pool where there are swimsuits and goggles or in the kitchen he's having fun they have a problem they had the dog for about five months and then they called me and brought me to work with Murphy, good guy, Murphy.

Stay, stay stuck, oh man, Murphy has become very difficult to work with and I don't really have Cesar's background and what he brings to the table could change the entire family dynamic. No, teacher intervention at

this

time is extremely important because one of Murphy's greatest. The problems is his affinity for taking things and swallowing them no, it's something that really has to be right every time he ingests a sock he has a sock he runs a big risk it could literally end his life to assess the risk to the dog and to Get a idea of ​​how the family interacts with Murphy.

Caesar asks Eldon to bring a wireless camera to the house. Let's get to work with a professional who will send you a live view of Murphy and the family. Alright, let's see

this

guy in action. Hey little one, yeah, where's the dog? There's Mr. Murphy, oh my god, no, oh my god, that's so bad, it's going to be very easy to stop Murphy, but it's not going to be very easy to stop the family. oh no, yes, I know you want to play that. It was a comedy show Caesar Caesar received a 9-1-1 call from fellow dog trainer Eldon McIntyre, who is concerned about the Plocker family's hyperactive 80-pound Murphy Golden Doodle after seeing the dog create chaos. .

Caesar has seen enough, that was a comedy show Caesar, that was very funny, very funny, we are Matt and Justine and we live in Canada, California, we moved from St. Louis to Canada, we brought with us a dog, Kissy, and she died too soon of intestinal cancer, so shortly after her death I started. Looking for breeds that would be good for a family, I looked online and Matthew picked the one he wanted, it was Murphy. Murphy was one of the calmest dogs of the group and one of the largest. We thought how cool, what a great combination, my goodness.

Murphy is going to be perfect and then we brought him home and things started to escalate. No Murphy, leave it, leave it. Murphy's energy level doesn't reach at least 10. Either he's a 10 or he's sleeping, he destroys the glasses, he destroys the kid's toys. No, no, Carrie, I'm not letting you eat Perry, we can't play in the backyard because he'll just take the ball and run away. It just frustrates me, he's never been cute or funny, he's just been super irritating. Matthew, take it out, leave it. wow, no, the worst case scenario is that if you ingest something, don't swallow the top, don't swallow the bag, Murphy consumed at least four socks, no, eight, eight socks, eight socks that we know they consumed, where They came and went.

Thank goodness I called the vet every time he ingested something and they said, "Well, you're going to have to follow him and make sure he gets out, I'm just afraid he'll choke or won't stop breathing." he opened an egg cutlet and could die from it. I like to eat my stuffed animals and my socks. It's a real fear for me to lose another dog and I and I just don't think I'll ever be able to give him up. but I always question myself, well, is this a good scenario for anyone? We need something else because it doesn't work.

Murphy seems to intentionally challenge us so now we just have to put him in his cage and then he is barking and wants to play. I feel bad for him, but we can't let him lose. He has no freedom. He's constantly in a cage for his safety, so it sucks. Murphy doesn't deserve a life like this and we really want him to just be a part of our family, so what was he normally looking for? I mean, he just grabbed a strawberry, he didn't like it, so, oh, he's got it again, this dog is grabbing

everything

he can and running away with it, he's gotta talk right now, hey.

Murphy, that shows me that he has no limits in the house, oh God, what did he get bread? He has to speed it up, spit it out, he's been in

everything

, hey, look, look, the brain has to move away, so now you can teach him the concept. leave it there, go, look, this dog thinks everything in the house is his by blocking a piece of bread. I'm teaching him that some things in the house he can't have whenever he wants, there you go, that's avoiding, avoiding, well, yes. because you want him to let go of the idea of ​​eating him, but if you're pushing things away and he's constantly chasing them, then that's what the socks swallowed, what is that, I don't even know what that was, but, bread, it's bread.

No wonder Murphy stole another piece of bread. One correction for me won't be enough to stop him from stealing things. Lock it there please. It will take many repetitions. It will take a lot of follow-up. an overexcited dog and the family doesn't know how to properly address Murphy when he is in this hyperactive state. This is not an aggressive case. This is a hyperactive dog that has no rules, limits or limitations, so a lot of people gave up very quickly and a lot of people think it's funny that he's running around, I bet he's going into the kids' rooms right now, like this.

I want to pursue it right now, but I'm buying into it. Justin's instincts to chase after Murphy are exactly what intensifies Murphy's excited behavior. The room is supposed to be off-limits, but Murphy learned that if he walks into the room, Justine and the kids will kick him out of the room and it becomes a fun activity for him, he's controlling your home, he's running your life, he's keeping you hostage. , TRUE? You interpret discipline as something bad and it's not fun at all, guess what, there is no other way to get a dog to behave if he doesn't understand the rules, violence and limitations.

One of the main reasons for Murphy's hyperactivity is the frantic behavior of Justine and the children who Murphy sees as a reward for their excited behavior or you have unconsciously conditioned your brain that everything you do means excitement, yes, every time. you get chaotic, he'll get chaotic, it's like it's hard for me not to have him. that energy every time it's like I always come back to him and sing Oxford and it drives me into a frenzy. Justine is right to worry about socks because it is definitely a very serious problem, but she is looking at it the wrong way, let's show what.

The socks mean that I wanted to show Justine that there's nothing particularly interesting about the sock, it could just be a sock as long as Justine and the kids don't project any excited energy when she picks it up properly, so now you're stating that this is okay versus . Where is the shit? Yes, yes, you run after him. You just gave the order to chase the sock. I saw today that Murphy may be the kind of dog we want. He is good. It wasn't a big surprise that it was. part of the problem, if not the problem, okay, I'm just a little disappointed in myself, he's like a child, yeah, never, I always said it's not the dog, it's not the problem, since we humans have a problem the way we want. love them and we often do it in a very selfish way and we don't even know, you're going to take off my Murphy makeup.

I definitely made Justine aware of her frenetic energy around Murphy, but since Murphy is a hyperactive dog, he needs more than just calm from the family to focus his mind. Guys, I hope you enjoyed the video, be sure to give it a watch. like, subscribe and comment and join me on my mission for better humans, a better planet.