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He his nose has not moved. This is why he can be dangerous. Watch what's gonna happen. If I bring a dog, I wanna make sure I move the nose before I even go close. Watch how this expert deals with the highly dangerous, insecure dog where one wrong move could trigger a bite. Sweezy is a deeply insecure dog who relates much better to other animals than to people, making him incredibly unpredictable and tough to build trust with. Right away, the expert notices the dog's nose hasn't moved, meaning he is completely fixated and in a dangerous state of mind. Before even getting close, the trainer waits for the dog's dilated eyes to settle in his nose to finally engage, which shows he is becoming more secure instead of just shaking with fear. Even as he slightly calms down, Sweezy starts challenging the trainer at the gate, pushing back and demanding to do things his way. Because the dog refuses to move away from the fence, the expert knows it is still too dangerous to step inside. Opening the gate requires absolute precision because any sudden movement could cause the dog to snap. Finally, the trainer presents himself without the barrier of the door. He stands his ground to prove he isn't afraid, demanding respect and forcing the dog to break his aggressive posture. Sweezy finally gives better eye contact, showing that he is choosing to tolerate the human rather than attack. He might not be fully surrendering. Yet. But gaining that initial tolerance is a massive first step in rehabilitating a fearful dog. Would you have the patience to wait out a dangerous dog at the gate like this? Let me know in the comments. #dogwhisperer #cesarmillan #dogtraining #dog #fyp