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It's very scary when he goes for the big dogs. It's like, oh, no, here we go again. I'll show you hands on. I think it will be best for you to see it. Go ahead. Do it. Ready? Where's Valentino? Say hi, Valentino. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm afraid that he's gonna bite my face someday. Okay. Yeah. And I'm afraid I'm gonna be like this. Caesar. Oh, that's a good one. That's a good. Watch. The startling truth of why a tiny dog violently attacks giant dogs. Just because of its owner's own weakness. Valentino, the dog, constantly terrifies his owner whenever he provokes and attacks bigger dogs. She is so scared and paranoid that she actually believes one day she will be bitten in the face by her own pet. To find the root cause, dog training expert Caesar goes big by bringing Cujo, a massive Mastiff Rottweiler mix with a history of aggression, for a direct challenge. The goal is to accurately evaluate the reactions of both Valentino and the owner when thrown into an unexpected, intense situation. The unexpected happens. Valentino is initially completely calm and remarkably well behaved when meeting the giant dog. But the real problem erupts the exact moment his owner calls out Valentino. In sheer panic, that call rings out like a loud alarm, transferring all her intense fear and anxious energy straight to the animal, instantly making him lose trust in the safety of The entire situation. The owner is completely shocked to see Valentino acting the total opposite of his usual aggressive self before she spoke up. She finally wakes up to the bitter reality. It was her own fear and unstable energy spreading to the animal, triggering his defensive instincts and turning him into an out of control attacker. Human anxious energy is the absolute most dangerous trigger for a pet. Psychology. Do you think you're accidentally passing fear onto your own dog? Let me know in the comments down below. #dogwhisperer #cesarmillan #dogtraining #dog #fyp