The Grandma-Biting Dog That’s Too Chaotic To Roam Free! | Cesar 911 Throwbacks



In this throwback episode from Cesar 911, I meet a grandmother that is terrorized in her own home by her grandson’s dog. Every morning she is bit by the dog like clockwork! This Terrier Chihuahua mix is like a Tasmanian Devil that is charging, barking, and biting at everything. Things have gotten so bad that the dog can’t get out of the Kennel otherwise things go haywire. I need to step in and help before the relationship between grandma and grandson gets strained.

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48 thoughts on “The Grandma-Biting Dog That’s Too Chaotic To Roam Free! | Cesar 911 Throwbacks”

  1. As a person who has had dental issues from about the age of 5 i can't explain how good it feels to get them taken out. Tooth pain is absolutely horrendous, I'd rather hyper extend my elbow again. Thankfully all of my doggos have had great teeth. Let your dogs chew.

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  2. Nick is a remarkable young man. Few adults have achieved love, consideration, and empathy as Nick. He, with the challenges in his life, could be entitled as many with fewer problems. God bless you, Nick.

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  3. Too many people underestimate the power they give to the mind of a little dog. A dog is a dog. Size makes zero difference. For the record, chihuahuas suck hard. Very obnoxious and difficult.

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  4. Poor little dog. He started to put himself in the cage. He's precious.
    Target has been through everything her grandson has. It's going to take a while for them to realize they in a safe stable place. Bless their hearts. I'd ignore the little dog until he came to me.

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  5. You are very right about energy, Cesar. I always grew up with big dogs, German Shepherds, and dobermans. It always fascinated me how my father was able to control those dogs with just a look and zero abuse or hits. In adulthood I owned some pretty rough and tumble small breeds. Jack Russell, miniature Pinscher and Chihuahua. Each one has been exceptionally well behaved. I treat my dogs as dogs. I do not feed insecurities. I need only look at my dog for him to be submissive. My dogs also coexist peacefully with cats. I start with a good diet, understanding the need of the breed and treat my dog like a dog and not a baby. You have to be leaders of the pack and you can do it by being assertive, loving, giving, and remembering their nature. I also have a pretty calm demeanor and it definitely comes out in my dogs.

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