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  • CESAR: Sho 'Nuff was rescued from a Korean dog meat market.

  • But since coming to America, he's been acting

  • dangerously around other dogs.

  • At my Dog Psychology Center in Los Angeles,

  • I can work with him off-leash in a safe place.

  • OLGA: I'm excited.

  • CESAR: And hopefully, take the next step

  • in his rehabilitation.

  • OSCAR: What's up? CESAR: Welcome.

  • OLGA: Hello.

  • CESAR: Welcome.

  • Let's go study him inside the dog park.

  • I want to see a little of how he feels off-leash.

  • OK. OSCAR: Sure.

  • Sure. CESAR: All right.

  • I'm going to have him meet two of my dogs

  • and show Olga and Oscar the type of dog personalities

  • they can target to help Sho 'Nuff socialize.

  • I'm going to bring you a very submissive dog, Holly.

  • She's the beige Labrador, and the other dog is Joe.

  • I think Joe is like 13, 14 years old, so he's a senior.

  • OLGA: Yeah.

  • CESAR: So he has a lot of wisdom.

  • [music playing]

  • [tsking]

  • OSCAR: Wow.

  • CESAR: Hey.

  • OSCAR: Wow.

  • CESAR: So I'm not telling him not to engage with her.

  • What I'm saying is that way of engagement for first day

  • is way too much.

  • Now, Holly will never fight back.

  • OSCAR: Right.

  • CESAR: So there's a perfect dog for a dog

  • that is mainly excited.

  • OLGA: Mm-hmm.

  • CESAR: See, that's a playful state.

  • [chuckling]

  • OSCAR: Yeah.

  • CESAR: Now, we're going to bring Joe.

  • Joe is going to definitely ask for more respect.

  • OSCAR: Ah, Joe don't play that.

  • CESAR: Yeah.

  • I'm giving you the elder-- OLGA: Right.

  • CESAR: --and the most sensitive.

  • OSCAR: Yeah.

  • CESAR: And so if you can control your dog around that,

  • then you can build on age and sensitivity.

  • OSCAR: Sure.

  • Sure.

  • OLGA: Yeah, Joe.

  • OSCAR: Take-- more standing his ground.

  • OLGA: Joe does not like that.

  • Yeah.

  • CESAR: There.

  • Just so calm. That's good.

  • Yeah.

  • OLGA: Yeah.

  • OSCAR: Look.

  • OLGA: Yeah.

  • CESAR: When Joe and Holly came into the dog park,

  • I still had a whole lot of apprehension

  • because I've seen what Sho 'Nuff has done,

  • but it was an immediate sigh of relief

  • for us to see him interact with Joe in a highly peaceful manner

  • right away and that he can do it.

  • We just need to let him.

  • Sho 'Nuff is doing so well, it's time for his big reward.

  • He gets to run around with my sheep.

  • [baaing]

  • CESAR: And just enjoy the natural excitement dogs

  • get from sheep herding.

  • OSCAR: I'll believe this one when I see it.

  • CESAR: OK.

  • There.

  • [music playing]

  • [laughing]

  • OSCAR: Oh, my good--

  • CESAR: He's cutting. OSCAR: Wow.

  • OLGA: What?

  • OSCAR: Wow.

  • We have a herd dog.

  • OSCAR: We got a sheep-herding dog.

  • OLGA: What is going on here?

  • I never thought that Sho 'Nuff would be herding sheep today.

  • I am still in shock about that.

  • [laughing] OSCAR: I was 100%--

  • OLGA: I had no idea.

  • OSCAR: --convinced that Sho 'Nuff would attack the sheep,

  • and that Sho 'Nuff would be staying

  • here for a couple weeks. CESAR: Nice.

  • OSCAR: He didn't even try to bite him.

  • CESAR: No.

  • OSCAR: And he just gave them respect.

  • CESAR: It's incredible.

  • OSCAR: This is the best day of Sho Nuff's life, no doubt.

CESAR: Sho 'Nuff was rescued from a Korean dog meat market.

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