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In this video, we discuss how the place command can transform a household where the dogs have been ruling the roost. The dogs have been destructive, barking incessantly, and terrorizing the cats. The place command will give the dogs a clear job to do when it's time to relax inside the house, preventing the chaos. This is part of a larger training regimen that includes daily exercise, playtime, and leadership. The dogs will initially resist the place command as they try to maintain their dominance, but with consistent training and correction, the owners can establish themselves as the leaders and restore order in the home. In this discussion, we talk about the importance of establishing leadership and respect in dog training. We discuss how a dog's natural instinct to be the leader can lead to unproductive behaviors, and how as the owner, our role is to correct those behaviors and assert our leadership. We emphasize the need to build a relationship of trust and respect, where the dog looks to us for guidance on how to respond to different situations, rather than acting on their own. The key is to consistently correct the dog when they try to take on the leadership role, and to reward them for deferring to us as the leader. We discuss why dogs may start fighting with each other, often over who gets to lead or access to resources. We also talk about how dogs that don't listen or follow commands can become problematic, and how addressing the core issue of obedience is key to resolving behavioral issues like barking, destruction, and fearfulness. We discuss who should be allowed to lead and have first access to resources, including how to respond. We talk about a ritual that was performed, and how the dog's behavior is a result of respecting the leader's authority. The key is creating and maintaining a hierarchy where the human is the leader and the dog is the follower. We discuss the importance of establishing ourselves as the leader in our relationship with our dog. We talk about how dogs have natural instincts and hierarchies, even when they are domesticated. We also discuss how dogs may react differently to situations depending on their relationship with their owner, and the importance of maintaining that relationship and leadership role.