Aggressive dog training the right way - Cesar Millan's coaching course, Sessions with Cesar

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Welcome! If you believe your dog is exhibiting aggressive behavior, Sessions with Cesar has an Individual Lesson that can help you address your dog’s issue.

Whatever your situation, Cesar wants everyone to start the course with his 3 Fundamental Lessons. These lessons are essential for understanding Cesar’s core concepts of Exercise, Discipline, and Affection, with important information about how to become a Pack Leader, master the walk, understand energies and develop a balanced lifestyle and environment with your dog.

When you have mastered these lessons, Cesar feels you will have the right context and gained enough understanding, and you and your dog will be ready to progress to the informational Lesson on Aggression. This lesson will provide you with important knowledge so you understand your dog’s aggression better and can specifically help you through the first critical steps in dealing with your dog’s aggression issue –

• Understanding the main types of aggression – fear and dominant aggression
• Identifying your dog’s aggression type
• Finding the right trainer
• Becoming an integral and positive part of the rehabilitation process.

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Now read below to see if these energies and symptoms best describe your dog.

Dominant Aggression

Fearful Aggression

Energy
	Frustration
	Tense
	Assertive
	Confident
	Strong
	Wound up



Symptoms
	Tail up, may be wagging slowly and stiffly
	Teeth bared
	Ears up and forward
	Standing tall, chest forward, raised hackles
	Staring
	Growling, snarling, teeth bared
	Charging, lunging, mounting, pinning, and/or jumping up on people or other animals
	Marking places, people, and other animals
	Barking
	Attacking or biting people or other animals

Energy
	Fearful
	Insecure
	Uncomfortable
	Disturbed
	Overwhelmed
	Panicked
	Stressed
	Tense
	Agitated
Symptoms
	Tail between the legs
	Lip rolled up
	Ears back, flat against the head
	Crouching down
	Avoid direct eye contact, glazed eyes
	Drooling, snarling, teeth bared
	Trembling, shaking, hiding, and/or running away from object of fear
	Barking
	Snapping, or nipping and then retreating; can escalate to a full-out bite
	Jumping up
	Possibly herding, nudging, or even gentle nipping
	Panting

This Individual Lesson will also explain how to find the right person to help you and how you can best assist in the rehabilitation and maintenance process. Please note that dominant aggression is likely too complex, risky, and possibly dangerous to rehabilitate yourself.

As part of the course, you will be asked to observe your dog and then review other behavior videos and symptoms so you can confirm if Aggression is the most relevant Lesson for you before you finally select your Individual Lesson. While aggression often has quite different and distinctive symptoms, it is worthwhile looking through the other videos and making sure you are familiar with the other behavior issues. You can then feel most comfortable about your choice.

Take Sessions with Cesar if you want to improve your dog’s problem behavior, Cesar can help you and your dog. Click below and choose the membership plan that’s right for you - have fun!

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		Click here to read the course overview and see how the lesson plans work. You will also find a complete summary of the course lessons, tools and additional resources that you will receive as a course member as well as details of pricing and different membership plans to suit your particular needs.

		The course starts with 3 Fundamental Lessons which cover Cesar’s core concepts of Exercise, Discipline, and Affection, how to become a Pack Leader and the best way to create a balanced lifestyle with your dog.

		Click the links below to learn more about which Individual Lesson is right for you and your dog: Puppy • New Dog • Aggression • Anxiety • Fear • Hyperactivity

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