Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly AU Season 3 Episode 2

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00:00in a land where dogs run wild one man stands between chaos and canine decency

00:18dog training maestro graham hall is back

00:22even the biggest bark in town is no match for the dog father

00:34oh you're beauty well i've come across all sorts of things around the world but i've never come

00:39across this one hurry oh god i didn't expect oh my god i'm so sorry come on billy if you carry on like

00:54this you're killing this dog with kindness oh you just got me good time's running out here

01:03something's got to change so sad luck what are you doing parking bandits beware if this works

01:12this will change their lives close the door cause mr hall

01:20she's proud of you gets every dog oh you'll have answers in a minute oh that's nice every time

01:26that's good testing graham's skills this week a german shepherd who's banned happy hour

01:39two spaniels going full meltdown when their dads make a dash for the door

01:46it's not working this is it and an oversized pup who takes their human for a walk she knocked you

01:53unconscious for a good five seconds i'm in the western suburbs of melbourne today and i'm here to see

02:11a german shepherd dog who by all accounts is a bit of a well a public health crusader german

02:17shepherd dogs have been used as police dogs well since forever but this one's decided to be the fun

02:23police

02:35seven-year-old german shepherd cora has a fear of beer it's okay

02:40yep you heard that right this pooch has imposed prohibition on jody and pk

02:51cora has always been loving and just a beautiful affectionate dog

02:56but she has become a bit of a party pooper

03:01i'm all for moderation but a full beer ban that's a surefire way to get you kicked out of family

03:08barbecues stop we're adults we can drink she'll start by staring at you and breathing become a

03:17little bit heavier cora sit and then she'll start barking and lodging at you and jumping on you

03:23and even biting you cora stop she beat me ouch risking life and limb could definitely cure a

03:33craving for a cold one good girl good girl i'd have gone with take cover

03:42she's a beautiful dog and we play with it all the time we just had one thing when it comes to beer

03:48that she cannot help herself but to try to get it off you cheese

03:55you can't have a gathering because she will

03:57i'm basically trying to attack whoever's holding the beer bottle wait no biting no biting right you're

04:06going people are refusing now to come over she's so normal you all right yeah yeah a bit sore she nipped

04:15you yeah she i feel terrible because she actually harmed him that was scary

04:22my greatest concern is she'll bite someone and we have to put her down i'd be devastated

04:34well i've come across all sorts of things around the world but i've never come across this one

04:40the thing about german shepherds is when they get a bit insistent about things they can be

04:45tricky i think that's the word for it tricky is one word emotionally complex is two

05:00hi graham nice to meet you all right how are you i've had a report that you've got a party pooper in

05:06your house a hundred percent come this way thank you very much hi hello hi nice meeting you guys nice

05:12meeting you pk pk here you go and this is kora hello kora you're nice the party pooper she looks

05:21like the most placid dog she's so placid do you want to have a drink that's it yeah so if you go

05:26for a beer she goes mad yeah she does yes so is it just bottles of beer then well if i have another

05:32drink in a glass not an issue she won't react at all what's it like if you just get a beer out the

05:39fridge well i'll get pk to show you because i'm too scared really is that bad it's bad it's getting

05:44really like i have signed my will to join everyone as i wear all right beer time

05:53she's watching here there we go thank you very much cheers you're not happy are you so look at

05:59those ears she's starting to she's starting to go it's only a bit yeah it's all it is

06:13and that's getting worse and worse until you put it away yeah i haven't even offered it yet yeah

06:18interesting she's racing forwards and then going backwards hey mind the upholstery

06:28let's put it away and see what happens then yeah yeah look she's coming down now

06:35good girl

06:38gora see you're all right really are you i'll tell you what though when she goes she looks terrifying

06:46it's not nice for her to see her so anxious but scary for you it's scary you jumped a mile i'm

06:52behind you yeah i know yeah thanks for that yeah i see what you did yeah when did she first start

06:59doing it can you remember when it first started yeah a few years ago there was this craze on tiktok

07:05i've got some footage would you like to see it oh let's have a look oh yeah it was my daughter

07:11you'd get two beer bottles together and you'd kick him up oh yeah and the leads would pop off

07:16she just bitled you see and everybody's laughing yeah yeah because at first it was funny

07:21she's not happy can you imagine that dog reaction that and you had a man here wearing one of those

07:28big padded socks that's the same dog behavior yeah she's like don't you dare don't do that don't do

07:35it so the reason cora reacts the way she does is that beer bottles thanks to that social media video

07:43make her nervous but she's got a way to counter it if she barks enough the bottles go away

07:49that makes her feel better and she's going to do that again and again

07:56oh but then another problem rears its head it seems cora's got two dislikes beer and brothers

08:07poor cole do you mind

08:09cora well if the reaction to bottles wasn't enough when cole came in and cora had his head

08:18in her mouth i'm like whoa here we go here's another problem soon as i touch him give him a

08:24little tickle she's like she gets so jealous i'm not having that she does get jealous yeah

08:30when she does do that we back off and we don't give the attention because we don't want to get bitten

08:34yes or we have to put her outside and give cole a pat oi blimey i'll tell you what i don't want

08:41to get me under now how do you visit us they don't come anymore they don't come anymore right

08:52it'd be nice if cora could just appreciate that we love both of them equally and she doesn't need

08:57to compete for our attention cora no but the reality is we have a monster on our hands who's super jealous

09:03and wants to rule everything i'll tell you what i'm worried about and it's that cole i think is

09:09starting to fight back and those are really powerful jaws a fight between a german shepherd and a staffie

09:16that is not something that you're ever going to want to or should ever have to see but at the moment

09:21the way things are going i think it's heading towards a reality coming up hey hey

09:28all right will graham be able to conquer cora's prohibition campaign no

09:38can this spaniel change his cavalier attitude

09:43and can the dog father untangle this leash pulling pointer howling screaming she's bonkers

10:04german shepherd cora runs a tight ship

10:08cora stop ouch she beat me beer bottles are banned and cuddles for cole outlawed

10:18i can see why i've been called in here because jody and pika are literally living in fear in their

10:22own home and i think even worse than that i just think there's this time bomb there of what happens

10:30when cole starts retaliating you just don't want to think about that do you something's got to change

10:36and quickly rayon's picking his battles and today it's bottles before brothers sorry cole we've got

10:45to deal with the cold ones first because cora is scared of what's going on with the bottles and what's

10:51in them you can't drop her in the deep end you've got to take your time so i think we need to break this

10:56down and and maybe just you know the presence of a bottle followed by a bottle moving then you pick

11:01it up and everything that goes with that process the thing that we need to do is reward of her not

11:08reacting and i'm not seeing that happening at the moment so graham's first lesson is when you obey

11:14you get a reward right i'll tell you what she's sitting i've got a tree right are you now what

11:22cora you've never done that before oh she not so if i put my hand down the natural thing to do is to

11:29follow my hand down what what we're learning is she quite likes an obedience game tell me what to do

11:37and i'll do it good eh oh don't encourage him time to see if cora can keep a lead on it

11:44when there's a bottle with a lid on it now put that there and leave it there good girl who's a

11:52clever girl down good girl right i'm going to bring that bottle in and move it there

12:02good girl she can definitely see that bottle yeah she's looking at it good girl what's she

12:10gonna do looks at the ball no watch sit no down oh good clever girl as well as teaching cora that good

12:24behavior gets rewarded the command down can also act as a circuit breaker distracting her from her beer

12:32fear sit good girl down yay good girl that's such a big change already okay bottles are allowed

12:49even graham's lemonade

12:53good girl cora's playing it cool for now but happy hour is never usually this quiet

13:00what will happen when those bottles are moved what we'll do now is we'll just carry on chatting we

13:05won't have a drink yet now

13:20bartender pk needs to ask for a raise get that man some danger money

13:25the problem i've got now is we've taken a step back with cora and i can kind of

13:33cope with that but i'm not just training cora i've now got two human beings who've got a bit

13:38deflated you know it was going really really well and then jody in particular really got a fright there

13:44and we've got to get back from that and even if we're not feeling confident we've got to act like it's

13:49fine we've got this and that is one of the hardest things to do when you've had a bit of a shock

13:55right okay let's let's press the reset button so we've had a bit of a setback but we're not down and

14:00out we'll try again we'll make it easy for everybody just by breaking that last step back down so what

14:07we're going to do now is pick a bottle any bottle yeah just move it that's a couple of centimeters

14:13yeah that's it graham's plan is to take things slowly that's it one small step at a time until

14:21jody and pk can at last take a sip in peace pick it up a little bit further

14:26jody do you want to lift it just a little bit put it back down there you go hey hey you've been very

14:37good so fast so not so scary just about up to your lips but not quite straight yeah that's it

14:44back down peaky

14:52and back down good girl that's super i think we should end on a high let's see if we can have a

15:01tiny little sip jody there you go there you are come on pq

15:10there you go finally

15:20we're there well that's amazing fantastic there you go good girl happy days

15:31high five there you go high five cora yay cora finally will no longer be the party pooper

15:40i think if they keep up the training maybe she goes from fun police it's a party animal

15:48right well i'll come back another time and we'll deal with this business of

15:52how she treats cole blessing well done thank you it's been a pleasure and you young lady be good see

16:00you next stop the stunning central coast sun sea and a fresh helping of dog drama and it's a case of

16:17deja vu i remember this place it's all beginning to look familiar i've been here before

16:22what are you gonna wear tinky you sure have graham remember a certain love story go on kissy

16:34dan had a series of strokes and was looking for a therapy pet to help during his recovery

16:39but tinker see ya see ya only had eyes for dan's husband will

16:45q graham part dog trainer part relationship counsellor what i've got to do is make you a

16:53bit less excited a bit calmer and i've got to get you to sort of lift things a little bit and finally

16:59dan got his cuddle back oh yeah that's great it was will's turn to feel the pangs of unrequited love

17:08let's just say i got a little bit jealous enter vincent the emotional rebound pup another lovable

17:16needy spaniel what could go wrong

17:20all right give me a cuddle book two years on and it's all tail wags and love hearts he's very cuddly

17:27i love that about him he's a big teddy bear until someone tries to leave

17:33no no no and then we have ourselves a hostage situation come on no no no no something switches

17:51inside of him that you can see the anxiety sinking in and the chaos just starts it's almost impossible

18:01to get outside the door this bad boy is having a bad effect on tinker too

18:09for people playing along at home vincent is in the beige bandana

18:17it's all right it's all right it's caused so much stress within our own relationship and

18:24we don't want to be fighting anymore we don't want to see the dogs so stressed

18:28we didn't help but all of us

18:42i'm on the central coast today north of sydney and i'm coming back to see two guys i've seen before

18:47will and dan it's a couple of years since i saw them but the last time they had a problem with their dog

18:53tinker but now they've got a new problem because they've got a new dog

19:00okay quick recap on the very tangled love life of this family dan loved tinker but tinker loved will

19:06then tinker loved dan then dan got lonely so he got vincent now vincent loves will too much and won't let

19:15him leave the house you're all right phew still with me i am extremely embarrassed calling graham for

19:21help i feel like he's going to say what have you done you've done it again dog father brutal honesty

19:30incoming

19:36thank you very much come on in you go

19:40well it's lovely to see the bond between you and tinker it's so great i must have done a good job

19:45there i think you did great and how have you been how's your health i've actually had another mini

19:52stroke so i sent me back a little bit yeah but everything's going well with me and tinker and

19:58she's been a big help with the recovery from that let's get this straight then so your dog

20:05yep i never thought we'd say that no no right your dog fine yeah your new dog will big problem

20:12whenever we want to leave the house vincent just goes berserk he will not stop barking i can't get out

20:20of the door and then he runs off the street oh great i'm really struggling to cope with the noise

20:26it hurts my head and that's affected me massively right well i hate to put you through it down but

20:33i need to see this barking let it be stated on the record now graham you asked for it i'll go out

20:41first yep you go out first yep

20:44you get out come here buddy stay

20:46go guys go guys come on stay there stay there stay there

20:51all right

20:53all right all right all right all right all right

20:55all right so then i go over here and i try to leave

20:58and this can go on for like 15 minutes

21:23go to the gate

21:44Neaton!

21:45Neaton!

21:47Come on.

21:48It's absolute chaos.

21:49He's giving me a headache, so I can only imagine the effect it has on Dan.

21:53Do you have him?

21:55Oh, my God.

21:59I'm well done.

22:01You're a bit out of breath.

22:02Can you see why we need help?

22:05Oh, my gosh.

22:05So that can happen.

22:09So, Will, why do you think that Vincent's doing this?

22:11Oh, like, part of me thinks it's separation anxiety.

22:15Like, he's just attached to us.

22:17How long do they keep it up, though?

22:19Do you know, once you've left?

22:21We put on the dog camera and, you know, we can see them

22:24and we hear them for a good ten minutes.

22:26Yeah.

22:27But then it stops?

22:28Pretty much it stops, but if someone walks by, they get triggered again.

22:31Yeah, right.

22:33It's clear to me that this behaviour is really affecting Will and Dan.

22:36Poor old Dan.

22:37He's recovering from another mini-stroke

22:39and it's bad enough for anybody without Dan's condition.

22:43The bottom line is this cannot continue like it is.

22:45I mean, these guys clearly love their dogs,

22:47but you've got to ask yourself the question,

22:49how long could you live like this?

22:52I'm thinking this isn't separation anxiety.

22:56It's just an awful lot of excitement going on, right?

22:59So the dogs are barking.

23:00Dan, you've gone outside.

23:01You're bashing the fly screen.

23:03Look here, look here, look here, so he can run out of the door.

23:05And it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, look here, bash, bash, flying,

23:08and it's just like mayhem.

23:11It's mayhem.

23:11All that excitement is just like taking a champagne bottle,

23:15shaking it up.

23:16Yeah.

23:17And what we saw when he ran out of the door and escaped

23:20was that cork just went pop.

23:23And you try putting that cork back in the bottle.

23:26Not easy.

23:27I didn't realise that I was causing an issue.

23:31We both were making the situation worse,

23:33trying to distract Vincent to get out of the house.

23:37And, yeah, I feel like I've got a lot to learn.

23:41Graham's theory is that if he can fix bad boy Vincent,

23:45then Tinker will fall into line.

23:47So Dan and Tinker get a breather,

23:50while Graham does some intensive one-on-one training

23:52with Will and Vincent.

23:54We stand here, Tinker.

23:55Because sometimes love means knowing

23:58when to wear matching PJs

24:00and when to have some time apart.

24:03Today, we're going to ignore that barking.

24:06But when he goes quiet,

24:07we're going to reward that silence.

24:09We're going to go back to him,

24:11because that's what he wants,

24:12and we'll give him a treat as well.

24:13So bonus feature, the treat.

24:15But the real reward is us going back.

24:18He thinks if he barks,

24:19he slows everybody down and you don't go.

24:22And he's right to some extent.

24:23Yeah.

24:23So we're going to take all the excitement out of it

24:26and we're going to start with us outside.

24:28He'll be at the door barking, I expect, right?

24:31OK.

24:31We're going to ignore him.

24:32So we're actually going to face away from the door.

24:35We're going to have to just let him bark, right?

24:37So he barks and he barks.

24:38When he stops, that's when the good stuff happens.

24:40We turn round, we go back to him and give him a treat.

24:43Yep.

24:44If we do it a few times,

24:45I think he's going to see the pattern.

24:46Barking, not working.

24:47Being quiet gets me the good stuff.

24:49Right, come on, Vince.

24:52All right.

24:54Good boy.

24:57OK, Will, come on through.

25:01All right.

25:02That's it.

25:03There you go.

25:06That's it.

25:07Whoa.

25:09Right.

25:10If you turn round, that's it.

25:11So as long as he's barking,

25:13we're ignoring him, right?

25:14OK.

25:14This might take a while.

25:20Or four seconds.

25:24I don't believe it.

25:25It's too soon.

25:28No, maybe not.

25:29OK, turn round.

25:30Tell him he's a good boy.

25:32And you can open the door and give him a treat.

25:36Hey.

25:39Good boy.

25:40That's it, Vincent.

25:41Pretend to be a good boy.

25:43Lull them into a false sense of security.

25:47Oh, you bugger.

25:48And then make your move.

25:50Three.

25:51Three.

25:52As soon as there's a bit of a gap in the door,

25:54he's gone.

25:55Come on.

25:56Vincent's playing the long game.

25:58Graham knows it.

25:59Vincent.

26:00And he's ready.

26:07Come on, buddy.

26:08Come on.

26:09Will is living under house arrest.

26:12Enforced by a small, shouty spaniel.

26:15But escape artist Vincent has been playing fast and loose with Graham's training.

26:22Oh, you bugger.

26:24Well caught.

26:25The dog father's going to need all the tricks from his cravat for this little hairy Houdini.

26:31So what he's got to understand is, if he runs out, not allowed.

26:35Okay.

26:35Bring him back.

26:36Right?

26:36So he's only getting a treat, if you think about it, when he's that side of the threshold.

26:39Yeah.

26:40So, barking, no.

26:42Running out, no.

26:43Staying put, yes.

26:44Being quiet, yes.

26:49Ah, he's tried something else now.

26:51I'll bite me way through the fly screen.

26:52I mean, this is a lot better than before, but he can do better than that, so.

27:08Right, that is really good.

27:10Really quiet.

27:10I think you'll go back to him.

27:12Good boy.

27:14There you go, mate.

27:15Good boy.

27:16That's better.

27:18Good.

27:18Go to the end now.

27:27He's lying down.

27:29It doesn't get better than that, does it?

27:31With Vincent looking angelic, Graham decides to take it to the next stage.

27:37Let's see if we can do the same thing with two dogs.

27:39Okay.

27:40In theory, it should be all right.

27:43I'm feeling a bit nervous, but willing to give it a go.

27:45Time to test Graham's theory.

27:50Vincent's on the straight and narrow.

27:52Will Tinker play a lot or blow the whole operation?

27:56Okay.

27:57Let's stand here, then.

27:58Let's see what he does.

28:01This is a lot better than before.

28:03Yeah.

28:04Right.

28:05I think we'll go back and give him a treat.

28:06All right.

28:07Stay there.

28:08There you go.

28:10Lovely.

28:11There you go.

28:12There you go.

28:13Very nice.

28:14How good is that?

28:16That's brilliant, isn't it?

28:17That's good.

28:17That's really good.

28:18Tinker has followed Vincent, so he's quiet, she's quiet.

28:23I think it's time to get Dan, show him what we've done.

28:27The final test.

28:29Can Dan make it out the door without a headache?

28:32There you go.

28:33Very good girl.

28:34Sit.

28:35Here we go buggy.

28:37Oh, look at that.

28:38Very good.

28:39How about that?

28:40All right.

28:41There you go.

28:42With neither of the dads left inside.

28:46Good boy.

28:47Has Graham done enough to keep their wolf from the door?

28:56Quiet.

28:57It's quiet.

29:00Hey, I tell you what, you couldn't do this this morning, could you?

29:03Being able to walk out the door and not have Vincent go off?

29:10Mind-blowing.

29:11Are they our dogs?

29:13Yeah, where's our dogs?

29:14Yeah, it's good, isn't it?

29:16I think it's a happy ending here on the Central Coast.

29:19A couple of nice guys.

29:21Nice dogs.

29:23It's been a good day.

29:24Let's just hope they don't get a third dog.

29:31Without a shadow of a doubt, your behaviour will affect your dog's behaviour and demeanour.

29:37We shouldn't really be surprised that if we're looking really anxious about something, our dog gets anxious about it as well.

29:44I think there's an awful lot of misinformation about leadership and dominance and all that kind of thing.

29:49And being a good leader, whether we're talking about humans or dogs, actually, is not about dominance.

29:55It's not about bullying or anything like that.

29:57But sometimes it's a really good feeling when somebody else takes the lead and says,

30:02Hey, hey, I know how this works.

30:04Follow me.

30:05Yeah, right.

30:08From a barky shepherd to clingy cavaliers, Graham's next stop is a German short-haired pointer who has a lot to say for herself.

30:19Ooh!

30:21Righto.

30:22I guess that was welcome in German dog language.

30:26It's true.

30:27Hello!

30:28You're full of beans, aren't you?

30:30Yeah.

30:31Hey?

30:31We want to play, do we?

30:34Come here.

30:35Ooh, she listens to you.

30:37Not all the time.

30:38No, all right.

30:39Only here.

30:39This is a comfort zone, so out there, it's a different story.

30:42What happens when you go out there?

30:44Well, basically, I can't walk her.

30:52Six-year-old German short-haired pointer Sia is no walk in the park.

30:57Stop.

30:58In fact, she and her stressed-out mum Fizz usually don't make it that far.

31:04We'll step outside, and it will start the lunging, the pulling, the howling.

31:11Sia.

31:12Walk in between the legs.

31:16Stop.

31:20Let me just stop for a minute.

31:24She kills me.

31:25Walks with Sia have been leaving their mark on Fizz.

31:37And then I'll get bruises from my cars.

31:41Sorry.

31:42I'm just really...

31:43..upset right now.

31:47These walks on the wild side are an everyday nightmare for Fizz.

31:57Stop.

31:58And she's desperate for Graeme's help.

32:01She's got this real thing about going between your legs, doesn't she?

32:03Yes.

32:04So I don't know if it's fear.

32:06No.

32:07Well, German short-haired pointer's going to be a bit full-on.

32:11But Sia's, like...

32:13..bonkers.

32:14You don't need a harness, you need rings.

32:17You've got to ask, why is this happening?

32:20Is this a really nervous dog?

32:23Or is it a sort of combination of things?

32:25There are more questions than answers right now.

32:27It's affected me a lot.

32:32People say to re-home her, she'll be better elsewhere,

32:36but I don't want to do that.

32:39Sia is very important to me.

32:41I love her to bits.

32:43But if this can't be fixed, I have to put her up for adoption.

32:51You look close to Sia, isn't it?

32:52Yes.

32:52You don't mind me saying it.

32:53Yeah.

32:54Yeah.

32:55Every walk is stressful.

32:57I'm amazed you've not been pulled over.

32:59Oh, I have.

33:00Ah.

33:01One time, she wrapped the lead around my legs.

33:05Oh, right.

33:05And I went straight into the gutter.

33:07Yeah.

33:08She knocked you unconscious.

33:10I was out for a good five seconds.

33:11Where, where?

33:12Yeah.

33:12Blimey.

33:14Is she like this with every member of the family?

33:16Hubby doesn't walk her.

33:19He had a motorbike accident.

33:21Oh, dear.

33:21A couple of years ago, broke his leg.

33:23And he hasn't been able to walk her

33:26at all for the last two years.

33:28Right.

33:29So it falls to you, really?

33:30Yeah.

33:31Has she always been this bad?

33:32As a puppy, she wasn't too bad.

33:35But the last couple of years, it's progressed.

33:38Right.

33:38That's interesting.

33:39I really feel for Fizz, because her walk is just no fun at all.

33:45Given how extreme this is, no wonder she looks emotionally exhausted.

33:49But I'm feeling sorry for Sia as well, because she never gets as far as the park,

33:54because the walk gets abandoned because of the way she behaves.

33:56We need to do something, don't we?

34:00Coming up...

34:01Hey.

34:02Can Graham succeed in teaching Fizz confidence and control?

34:06Don't look nervous.

34:07She'll realise.

34:08Can we fail?

34:08No.

34:09Project confidence, remember?

34:12And can the dog father end the uncivil war brewing...

34:16She's blowing it right.

34:17...between siblings Cole and Cora?

34:19Six-year-old German short-haired pointer Sia goes loco on a leash.

34:32She kills me.

34:34She's so out of control, she's knocked mum Fizz into unconsciousness.

34:39She wrapped the lead around my leg.

34:42Oh, right.

34:43And I went straight into the gutter.

34:45Blimey.

34:45I was out for a good five seconds.

34:47But Graham's already got a read on both ends of the lead.

34:52So what is going on with Sia?

34:53Well, I think it's a mash-up of a couple of things.

34:56Yes, I do think she's a slightly nervy dog,

34:59but I also think she's really pent up.

35:02She really desperately needs a run around.

35:05Since she's been restricted from that, she's got worse and worse,

35:09and the worse you feel about it, because it's clearly wearing you down,

35:13the less confidence you have, the less confident she is.

35:17It's kind of like a negative feedback loop.

35:21Whereas if we can turn it round,

35:23and I can give you a few techniques that give you a bit of control,

35:26and confidence comes from that feeling of having a bit of control, isn't it?

35:30Mm-hm.

35:30Then she can get to the park and have a walk, well, you know, proper run around.

35:34The aim is to get Sia calm enough to make it to the park,

35:38where the pent-up pooch can burn off her bags of energy.

35:42To achieve that, Fizz needs to learn confidence and control.

35:48Not to worry.

35:48Graham has a plan, a four-point plan.

35:53Right, let's talk about lesson number one,

35:56project confidence, or rather, project confidence,

35:59because this is all about appearing to be confident,

36:03even if you're not, right?

36:04Or fake it till you make it.

36:07Welcome to Showbiz, guys.

36:09When we get nervous, the whole body language changes, right?

36:12So we go from, I haven't got a care in the world,

36:15to, like, this, you know?

36:17So we kind of get tight, we hunch them.

36:20And dogs pick up on body language.

36:23But if you can go now, from here, let's say, to that lamppost,

36:26with not a care in the world, like the Queen of Melbourne, you know?

36:31OK.

36:31If you can do that, when you've got a dog,

36:34we're probably halfway there.

36:35All right.

36:36So do you want to have a practice with Airtat?

36:37Give it a go.

36:38Yeah?

36:38Yeah.

36:38Off you go.

36:40We're looking for a mix of strut and swag.

36:43I think she's nailing it.

36:46Oh, yeah.

36:48That's more the part.

36:50That's it.

36:51Nice.

36:54She's impressed.

36:55Yes.

36:57The other three points are standard issue, Graham.

37:01Keep the lead shorter, but loose.

37:04That's it.

37:04Come on.

37:05Keep the dog on one side only.

37:07And say good girl when she is actually a good girl.

37:12Good girl.

37:14Good girl.

37:15Graham's talk the talk.

37:17Now it's time for Fizz to walk the walk.

37:20Do you want to go?

37:22OK.

37:24Don't look nervous.

37:25She'll realise.

37:26Can we fail?

37:26No.

37:27Project confidence, remember?

37:28Yeah.

37:28But if she follows all the rules and she can keep her confidence up, I think she'll do just fine.

37:37But there is a lot that can go wrong.

37:44So far, so good.

37:46That's it.

37:54Come here.

37:54Here.

37:55Right.

37:57Ah, ah, ah.

37:59Oh, hang on.

38:00Stop.

38:03Hey.

38:04All right.

38:05See ya.

38:09Come on.

38:10This isn't just about training a dog and going, there you go, job done.

38:16It's about training the person as well.

38:18Fizz has got to keep that confident look.

38:21Right.

38:22One more time, Fizz.

38:23This time.

38:24Just try and lift your head up a bit.

38:26You're a bit like this.

38:29And I'd rather you were a bit more like that.

38:31Yeah, OK.

38:31Does that make sense?

38:32Lovely.

38:38Nice upright posture.

38:42Ah.

38:43That's it.

38:44Come on.

38:44Keep going.

38:46Very good.

38:47Very good.

38:50Ooh, Fizz.

38:51I think you've got it.

38:52By Jove, I think she's got it.

38:55Ah, I just said that, Graham.

38:58Good girl.

38:58You put a few simple lessons in place and that's what you get.

39:04Amaze.

39:05As young people say, I believe.

39:08Lovely.

39:09I think we can say that that is ticking all the boxes.

39:13Good girl.

39:14Oh, well done, Fizz.

39:15Yay.

39:16That's brilliant.

39:17Yay.

39:17Good girl.

39:18Now, that is a woman calmly and happily walking her dog under control, isn't it?

39:22Look at that.

39:24Absolutely wonderful.

39:26I can't believe the turnaround.

39:27Look at that.

39:28Good girl.

39:35Well done.

39:36Put it there.

39:38Congratulations.

39:38I thought that was fantastic.

39:40Honestly, it couldn't have been better.

39:42Congratulations.

39:43There you go.

39:44One afternoon.

39:45Beautiful.

39:45It's good, isn't it?

39:46I am proud to see her today.

39:49She did really well.

39:50Greg was a big help.

39:51I was using long techniques to walk her.

39:56Come on.

39:57Good girl.

39:58For me, this case hasn't been so much about just the dog behavior, as extreme as that was.

40:09It was about an owner and their emotions and the way that the dog's behavior had dragged her down.

40:15Good girl.

40:16Good girl.

40:17And now, she doesn't look downbeat at all.

40:19She looks really happy.

40:21I can see the future being very bright.

40:23Let's hope Sia finally makes it to the park and gets her run without Fizz getting the run around.

40:31For the last task of the week, Graham's staying in Melbourne.

40:39He's headed back to Jodie and PK's.

40:42S***.

40:43Where he still has to stop Bossy Boots Cora.

40:45Cora.

40:46Bullying her baby brother Cole.

40:48Last time I was here, I only had Cora to train, but this time I've got Cora and I've got Cole.

40:55And if Cole starts fighting back, we could be in big trouble here.

41:01Now, down.

41:07Good.

41:08After helping Cora with her beer bottle phobia...

41:11High five, Cora.

41:13Yay!

41:14Graham's back to take on the doggy despot once again.

41:18He hopes to stop this green-eyed monster from attacking her baby brother Cole whenever the poor pooch wants a cuddle.

41:25Cora. No Cora.

41:28How's things?

41:29Yeah, going really well.

41:30Yeah?

41:30Amazing.

41:31Life-changing.

41:32Yeah?

41:32Good.

41:32Well, let's hope it will be, yeah.

41:34Yes.

41:34Well, look, today, this business about Cora having a go at Cole.

41:38Cora's doing what she's doing because she wants all the attention.

41:40Yes.

41:41It needs to stop, I think.

41:42So I've got an idea.

41:44When she puts a bad behaviour.

41:45When she puts Cole's head in her mouth, maybe we make sure she doesn't get attention, we put her out of the house.

41:52Now, when she's calmed down, she can come in and try again.

41:55So the consequence for bad behaviour.

41:56So the consequence for bad behaviour is you've lost all of the attention.

42:00The dog father has a simple approach.

42:03Bite the bro, you've got to go.

42:05We'll give Cole a bit of fuss and then if Cora plays up, I'm sure she will, it's going to be, Cora, time out, through the door, when she calms down.

42:16Okay, try again.

42:17Where's Cole?

42:19Where's Cole?

42:19There's Cole.

42:20Oh, boy.

42:22Cora, down, down.

42:24All right, Cora, out.

42:25Yeah, time out.

42:26Cora, time out.

42:28That's it.

42:29But not here.

42:29Cole, stay.

42:30Cole, stay.

42:31Cora, out.

42:32That's it.

42:33Wait.

42:34All right, stay.

42:35Come, Cole.

42:36Good boy.

42:39Sorry, Cora, but if you do the crime, you have to do the time.

42:44Well, the time out, anyway.

42:46He likes a bum scratch.

42:48He does.

42:51She's giving up on bad behaviour.

42:53So, we can let her back in.

42:55So, let's see what happens, yeah.

42:57I think I know what will happen because I'm now giving Cole a little bit of fuss.

43:01Cora, come in.

43:04Oh, he's been a boy.

43:07Oh, a little sniff.

43:10I'm all right with that.

43:11Okay, let's see what she does next.

43:13Good boy.

43:14Good boy.

43:17Right.

43:18Time out.

43:19Time out, Cora.

43:20Out.

43:20That's it.

43:21Come on, Cora.

43:22Out.

43:23Out.

43:24Out.

43:25Out.

43:25Yeah, well, you can answer back, but you're blowing it.

43:28Out.

43:29Out.

43:30She's like, what?

43:31You forgot Cole.

43:32Yeah.

43:32Blum, blum, blum, blum.

43:34What's the saying, if at first you don't succeed?

43:37Oh, ah.

43:38She's blowing it right.

43:40That's it.

43:40Cora, out.

43:41Tell all the neighbours about it.

43:44He's having a right old tantrum now, isn't he?

43:48And then realise maybe the man in the cravat has a point.

43:52Oh, good girl.

43:54Got me.

43:55All right, let's see what she does.

43:58Oh, good girl.

43:59She walks right past him.

44:01Good girl.

44:03There you go.

44:03That was better.

44:04Yeah, that's it.

44:06She may make a couple more mistakes, but she's a clever dog.

44:09Yeah, she is.

44:10Pretty quickly, she's going to go, oh, I get it.

44:13I just have to not bite the other dog.

44:15Correct.

44:16Good girl, Cora.

44:18A picture of domestic harmony.

44:22Today, Cora's learned that she doesn't have to take matters into her own hands.

44:26If she just calms down, everybody's going to love her.

44:29Everybody's going to give her loads of fuss, and she ain't losing out.

44:32It is literally a win-win.

44:34A win-win sounds like a win, but that's not the dog father's style.

44:40Yeah, grab a seat, lads.

44:41Graham is trying his luck by inviting the boys around.

44:45There we go.

44:49Wow, that's...

44:50The girl, Cora.

44:53We're now believers of Graham.

44:56Our saviour.

44:59For Jodie and PK, I think the effect is going to be huge.

45:02They can have people round, they don't have to be scared by the dogs.

45:06People can have a drink if they want to.

45:08I think life's going to be just so much easier.

45:20On the central coast, all is calm.

45:23See you, buddy.

45:24Well, almost.

45:26See you, Tinga.

45:27Good job.

45:29Good job.

45:30Good job.

45:32We just wanted to say a massive thank you to Graham from the bottom of our heart.

45:36You've been here twice now for different reasons.

45:39There they go.

45:40Not perfect, but it's better.

45:42We're just really thankful for setting up the foundation to have an easier life.

45:48Will and Dan are no longer prisoners in their own home.

45:52Overall, it's going really well.

45:53In Melbourne, Fizz has been working hard on Project Confidence.

46:06Or is that Project Confidence?

46:09I've been able to walk her by my side on one side for most of our walks.

46:16She's getting a lot more exercise.

46:18She seems a bit happier.

46:20But she's doing really well.

46:22She's doing really well.

46:23So we've been able to get close to the dog park.

46:27But we are keeping up the training.

46:29So it's a work in progress.

46:31It's going to be a slow one.

46:32But we'll get there slowly, but surely we'll get there.

46:38And as for Cora...

46:40Now we can actually have a drink without Cora reacting.

46:45It's beautiful.

46:46Beautiful.

46:47Peace and love.

46:48Next time on Dogs Behaving Very Badly...

46:54Oh, Marley, no!

46:56The very hungry Labrador on a seafood diet...

46:59Stop.

47:01Graham boldly goes where he's never been before...

47:04Wow.

47:05They weren't kidding when they said it was vast, the interior.

47:08To help a country music DJ with a rambunctious staffy...

47:12And the family desperate for an exorcism.

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