I've got a Basenji/Jack Russell Terrier mix that was a rescue about 3 years ago. From day one, he'd poke me repeatedly with his nose, and I couldn't figure out why, though eventually the penny dropped when I found out I was hypoglycemic. Turned out, he was poking me because he could tell my blood sugar was low.
@@jamesderrick8415 Yes, I do. Our family has a Labrador Retriever dog and an American Saddlebred horse. They both are much loved and I am very lucky to have them in my life. 🐕🏇❤️
After several years of Greyhounds, they are my breed for life! Grew up with a Great Dane. Always preferred bigger breeds and affectionate laid back dogs. My Grey's were all sensitive, a bit spoiled, and the best friends and companions ever!
I to had a rescue greyhound. Her name was bindi and she lived until she was 15 which is ancient for a greyhound. She was the most graceful, elegant doggie and she loved my cat and my Jack Russell. I will always miss her and will get another one when I feel ready xx
I Love all animals I currently have a French bull dog . She is so smart and stays by my side morning threw night . She is my best friend . Love your channel. Thank you .❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❤️🐶
I do wish people would stop docking ears and tails, our rottie managed quite well with a full tail for 13 years. It does nothing for the dog only the owners ego.
I agree to a point. Docking only needs to be done if they are actually a true working dog, working at what they were bred to do. We have a pit, ears and tail are as they were when he was born. I have to admit, I have been injured more than once from that damn tail!!! And the coffee table gets cleared whenever he is around! He is STRICTLY a family pet
Almost all breeds are bred to do a job. Docking is done because the breed is meant to do a job. An example.. is with the fighting dogs, it would get bitten off. With search dogs the tail is used as a handle. Some dogs have long tails so it can be as a flag in the distance. Most rat hunting dogs have ears that are up because they will get infections from digging. Etc. Thus why they are docked . It has nothing to do with ego. I promise! In fact, it is considered irresponsible NOT to follow the instructions of the breed. It will eventually lead to the demise of the breed from improperly breeding and allowing emotions to get in the way. The emotions itself is the ego of the owner. So therefor the ego of the owner is in the way of properly breeding, docking and even training. Only because they think they are right when I fact they are not. Be grateful of our ancestors. They created all of these wonderful dogs. It only takes a couple of generations to ruin a 1000 years of research and breeding. Doing things like mixing the breeds and not docking etc. It all leads to the destruction.
It's actually illegal in UK, unless it is a rescue dog from abroad and has already had it done,or for medical reasons, docking dogs tails doesn't happen anymore, which I am pleased about as a dogs tail and ears are part of the way a dog expresses itself, and how it shows other dogs how it feels, also it's lovely to see a dog wag it's tail when it's pleased to see you.
I've had 3 incredible dogs in life so far. German Shepherd & Lab mix, Pitbull Terrier and Rat Terrier. All very intelligent and had their own personalities.
We had a Pit mixed with a German Shepherd, not a bit vicious bone in his body. He was very protective of the family, especially our daughter she had him spoiled. Boy I miss him...RIP Rico..
After having many of the large breed dogs throughout my life I went to the smallest breeds. Why? Because in general, they live longer. Breeders…breed a healthy dog that lives a minimum of 25 years. I can’t take the loss of any more beloved friends. That’s it.🤷🏻♀️
25 years is a really big stretch for any breed. Silken Windhounds out of Texas breed specifically for longevity, her dogs regularly hit 18/19 years old. Check them out.
I saw a German Shepard the other day. It was so fascinated with new smells it was finding. I found that amazing. I would like one. also a Boston terrier I love them. I do have a Staffordshire terrior Pitt bull. She loves people and protecting humans. She thinks she's a person! Lol, it's adorable!
I have 2 ..Australian Dwarf Terrier They look just like a mini pin crossed with a Chihuahua ..... Born with a natural stubby tail Online said they are a new up & coming rare breed That I have fallen in love with .... Thx
I wish they had put ICELANDIC SHEEPDOGS on the list. They are great dogs, cute, faithful and long lived. Why they put Scottish Deerhounds on the list is beyond me. They have been in the show ring for 50 yrs.
I have a rescue that is mixed lab and american pit bull. He is very active and smart but has a tendency to want to take off and run put will obey to come back once you can catch up with him. My favorite breed is Australian Shepherd I recently lost mine at the age of 16 he is sorely missed by our entire family. This new little rescue is slowly winning their hearts.
I´ve got a Bodeguero Andaluz Terrier unique to Spain. It somehow resembles Jack Russell Terrier or Fox Terrier (the ones that the British took to Southern Spain centuries ago) and that was crossed with local ratters. Bodegueros were and still are bred to hunt mice where wine barrels are kept. Nowadays it´s a unique breed and even in Spain itself many people are not familiar with it. They have a very high prey drive, are very athletic and fast and need tons of exercise. Ohio, my dog is 3 months old and I already love him too much!
I have a dog that is called a Chug.He is half Chihuahua and half pug.He is usually sweet,but can have times when his mood is sharp.Especially when he is woke up from a deep sleep.
My German Shepard was my service dog. Mandy died a few months ago. My heart breaks just thinking of her. I don’t know what I’m going to do without her, being permanently disabled. I guess, god willing, I’ll have time to figure it out.
I have a shepherd/Pyrenees...she is very smart, very hard to train not as big as u would imagine...she is a real smarty pants too..she has separation anxiety, has really bad anxiety in general she is only 2yrs old... She is very beautiful though. Yes she sheds bad, my favorite dog is German shepherd...
Gazehounds are dog breeds that hunt primarily by sight rather than by scent: The Saluki is one the oldest gazehound breeds, going back nearly five thousand years. They moved from the Arabian desserts with their owners and spread north along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea and then as far east as the edges of the Gobi Desert and China. There are several versions of these dogs that appear to have come out of Africa alongside human beings. There were early religious laws that 'allowed' people to eat the desert antelopes that the gazehounds caught but not anything that had been hunted by 'dogs'. The Sloughi was another early version of this African gazehound that has only recently been recognized as a formal breed of dog by various Kennel Clubs in Europe. There are also several Greyhound-like breeds of dogs that have been developed in India for hunting game. Next there were the gazehound breeds that were developed in the 'Middle Ages' like Greyhounds, Scottish Deerhounds, and Irish Wolfhounds. They were used to hunt Stags across Northern Europe and tended to be owned only by the rich and the 'royals' who were allowed to have these large hunting dogs that roamed the woods and pasture lands with their owners on horse-back to catch various kinds of deer. The dogs of the poor peasants were 'cur-tailed' - that is, they had their tails cropped short when they were little puppies. This was originally done to keep these dogs from hunting. With short stubby tails, the dogs couldn't use their tails to balance all the quick moves they would have to be able to make in order to catch small game animals like hares and rabbits or larger game, like deer. More recently, people bred small Whippets that lived in the homes of many of the coal miners in the British Isles. These little gazehounds were good at catching rabbits for the family stew pots and were later used as small 'straight- line racers' who were dearly loved and cared for in the miner's homes and trained to run straight in very short races. Families were quick to boast that their Whippet was the 'fastest one' in the village and more than a few bets were made on the outcome of Whippet races. Other gazehounds in Europe weren't formal dog breeds but types of dogs that were a combination of one or two other gazehounds, like 'Lurchers'. These were gazehounds that were often used to poach 'game' from the royal land preserves owned by the rich. They were kept for hunting deer and rabbits silently so they didn't 'advertise' their presence by barking and 'yodelling' like the Foxhounds that were owned by the 'rich' and the 'royals'. Hope this brief introduction helps anyone interested in a gazehound breed to find out a little more about these hounds.
I agree, these are ancient breeds. Now, some of them have been known to the community for 3000 years but to the AKC only briefly (azawakh recognized in 2019), but lots of the dogs listed here have been recognized for ages
@Roxanne Angelina In england that was considered either a Greyhound (or possibly whippet) crossed with a terrier OR a Greyhound (or possibly whippet) crossed with a collie Why the two distinct different crosses? I don't know. I speculate it was that the poachers or gypsies needed slightly different dogs for different purposes. Terriers were probably a good dog to mix in w When speed combined with digging and a real thirst for game in dens and warrens were around. I'm guessing the collie gave intelligence and bidability. This might be a better choice if you were having your dog dash in, snatch a chicken, and bring it back. I also wonder:. Did a poacher or gypsies have a couple dogs if each type? Or did one group have one type and just worked spots where it matched best?
I've had lots of dog breeds but my favorite breed is the German Shepherd. The only thing I'd change would be how much they shed. I just call it doggie glitter. 🤷♀️ I currently have a female who weighs on at 55 pounds and from a working line. She has jobs to do around the house. She guards, protects, and makes sure the squirrels stay out of her yard. If someone visits and throws her ball it's over. They have officially become her ball bitch.
GSDs are probably my favourite too, but I like the non standard colours like blue, liver or Isabella. Few ppl know there are actually 464 different genetic colour types for GSDs.
@@LAStars-sratS you are right. I was surprised when I learned all of that back when I got my girl. I learned a lot from her breeder. She is my 1st GSD. First big dog. She is absolutely the best dog I've ever had.
My big boy GSD (90 lbs) helps me keeps the squirrels away so the bitds can enjoy what i put out fir them. He is smart, calm and affectionate. We seem to have a thing going where we just know what the other is thinking. I know what he wants, he knows what i want - or need! He is the best! And yes, the shedding is out if this world but i handle it! He also is allergic to everything but beef as the main protein and yougurt. No fish, fowl, pork is allowed or he itches like crazy and loses a great deal of fur on his underside, and his ears get clogged really bad. I give him supplements that help. I would (and have) spend every dime I have on him because he is my best friend!
Best dogs I have ever had around is the Schipperke. An alert, affectionate breed that usually bonds with children or one member of a family. Territorial and protective of their family members. One superior characteristics is their Napoleonic attitude with other animals.
I’ve adopted retired racing greyhounds for 22 years. I love seeing some of my fav sighthounds like the Azawakh, Scottish Deerhound and Sloughi but notice you used Saluki pics on the Sloughi section and most of your Scottish deerhounds looked to Wolfhounds. A Scottish deerhound is closer to a male greyhound in size than the Irish Wolfhound. We love the XL big boys who weigh over 90lbs. They make such wonderful, sweet pets!
As a child, one of my favorite books was my Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds. My favorite breeds are Australian cattle dogs, AKA Blue Heelers, and Papillons. Both highly intelligent, I had my heeler for 17 years. He was the cleverest, most loyal dog ever. They tend to be ‘one-person’ dogs, and require lots of exercise and/or a job to keep them busy. My blue heeler’s name was Cosmo. I picked him out of a litter of 15, a farming family was selling the pups for $150 back before they were entered in the AKC. I held several puppies before I got to him, and he relaxed in my arms. The farmer said “He’ll be a mellow one.” Over the course of his long life he was stolen and recovered TWICE, he saved another dog’s life and outlived every other pet our family had. He was a gift every day of his 17 years and he took his daily run every up until two days before his death. He didn’t have a long illness. I say he was a good dog to the end. I was older when my heeler died and I wanted smaller dogs which would be easier to care for. My papillons are brothers, same parents one litter apart. They are cheerful and energetic, affectionate and fun. Not to mention completely adorable. They do tend to bark a lot, and they need lots of early socialization to avoid being fearful. At 5 and 6 years old now, they are well-behaved companions. Highly intelligent, they’ve been such a joy. One is a service dog, trained to wake me from nightmares and sleep walking, and to comfort me. The other one flunked completely, lacks focus and is far less treat-motivated, and is just my pet. ♥️❤️♥️ Dogs are unconditional love incarnate.❤ In this video, I REALLY LOVE the Belgian Lakenois, the Cirneco Dell’etna, and the Pumi, but they’re all beautiful and fascinating. ❤❤
The Mexican Xoloitzquintle pronounced, "Show low eats queent lee" aka the "Mexican Hairless", was officially recognized by the AKC on Oct 26 1986. This primitive breed is known as the oldest breed of dog in the Americas, going back as late as 1500 BC in Mexico and possibly even as far back as 4,000 BC. It comes in both hairless (pelon) and coated varieties, and the largest or standard sized pelon version with top breeders papers has gone for $10,000 in the US. Don't feel too bad that you mispronounced it, as it is a Nahuatl/Aztec word......Xolotl being the Aztec/Mexica (Meh she' ka) god of fire and thunder, and itzquintle simply meaning "dog"....and then there is the Mexican Chamuco, meaning "Devil", that isn't recognized by any kennel club or organization in the world..... this pitbull derived monster is fearsome to behold, but because it was bred as a fighting dog, it is considered taboo.
I've always wanted a Mexican Xoloitzquintle From the first time I saw one, right now I have a Chinese Crested which I got 10 years ago on my 50th birthday when I saw a add out where I went camping it turns out the people who had him couldn't get their other dog to like him. He is not well and I have about 8 months with him if his meds keep working 😥 I love him so much 🤧 💗
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My roommate has two of these dogs. Although one is larger than the other. They can be very funny dogs to live with. Always warm but needs skin help to keep them looking good.
I had a Spanish Podenco. What an awesome dog he was. Smart and easy to train, wonderful temperament, and sensitive to others - great with children. I gave my Rocky a big run everyday, and in the house, he was an affectionate couch potato after that, lol. He saved my MIL's life, alerting her to her deteriorating medical condition - all without special training.
I have several favorite breeds….. Great Dane, Shitzu, Bolognese, golden retriever, the bully dog breeds are at the top of my favorite lists. I would say the one thing they all have in common is responding well to affectionate Training, and highly resistant with negative results from physically abusive Training. I had one that had a strong sense of what was right and what was wrong. If you told him that he was a bad boy, he would be apologetic, and try not to do it again. But.! if he was innocent, and doing what he supposed to do, and told him that he was bad, he’s just as likely to growl at you. He knew when he was good, and he would not except being called bad when he knew he hadn’t done anything.
I live with my sister. She has three dogs. The first one we collected was a Chiweenie named Floki. The second is a pitbull cattle dog mix her name is Freya. And the third one we acquired through our stepfather and she is a German Shepherd American shepherd mix named sky. And then I have a diluted tuxedo male cat named julian. I can't imagine my life without any of them I love them all to pieces.
I love gazehounds of all kinds. While they can be crazy as puppies, they mature into wonderful family dogs especially if you have a large fenced area for them to run in safely. They all require gentle, calm handling as they withdraw into themselves if they are ordered around. Since they were bred to be coursing dogs, they will chase and hunt and need to be well-trained as puppies about what they can chase and what they should leave alone. They all do best with other gazehounds as some never seem to think of themselves as 'dogs'. As adults they reserve their running for suitable places and are quiet company when they are 'at home'. They are highly intelligent but don't respond to any kind of heavy-handed training - a moment's bossy or forceful training will not be forgiven easily! As long as you don't expect an immediate response to your command to "come", you might love the companionship of a gazehound. They tend to be healthy and long-lived as their genetics have been stable for centuries - or as in the bloodline of Salukis, for thousands of years. Whippets can be the perfect dog for people with small apartments. They do well in a family situation and are happy to have a good long run once or twice a day befor retiring to their 'special chair' at home.
Yinny is a Blue Tic Hound, my fuzzy pirate, and is now 14. She is still going strong, like me. The smartest dog I have ever seen, and I have seen many. Gentle and loving.
I have a Malinois/Collie cross. He is probably one of the most intelligent dogs I've ever owned + the most energetic. It took me until he was two to completely train him. And he is incredibly responsive, if a bit stubborn. He is not vocal at all, you have to coax him to bark. But he is incredibly good at alerting me to someone around that he doesn't know. He has this low, very intense growl/huff that will raise the hair on my neck. That sound is only and always means there's a human near that he doesn't know. And he will lower his head and stare straight at it like a wolf. lol Late at night it can make the heart thump a little. It's also very intimidating when it's done in person. My friend takes him with her at night when she goes on a walk. She says that when anyone approaches he goes into instant guard mode and shifts between her and the other person with his head lowered watching them intently. He doesn't growl loudly, but it's intense, and that huff.... ooof. He's also the neighborhood kids favorite dog. He loves all kids and the littler they are the happier he is to be around them. He's very tolerant of them. I don't know which breed lends to most of his behaviors, but I love the mix and he's the best dog I've ever had as part of our family.
I have a therapy dog that I got when I came home from overseas. She's a mix rottweiler / black lab. She is the smartest dog that I've ever known I'm sure you hear that from every owner but regardless. My favorite breed are Rottweilers. I just hope someday that the stereo types of some of those breeds get watered away.
I have a Rottweiler and they are my favorite breed.... They are perfect family dogs when well trained. I don't cut the tail and ears are normal growing. I love my big bug ❤😂
Good video but the first dog on the list is isn't called a sheepdog even if he might be used for that. this breed of dog is called leonberger and was bred to resemble a lion that was a symbol of a city he comes from.
It's also worth mentioning that not every clip they showed during that section was the same breed. Like that white one with the colored tail was not a leonberger
@@ebonimom6964 the dog that was white was probably Great Pyrenees. although they talked about those two different breeds Leonberger and Great Pyrenees as if it was one breed which they are not. also they referred to both of those dogs as Pyrenean shepherd. there is a breed called Pyrenean sheepdog but its a completely different breed and neither of those two dogs is it.
@@bartangel4867 it's always alarming when you see "factual" videos that get basic information wrong. I then question every piece of information presented in the vid. I once saw a "fact video" about leopards but would see a lot of footage of cheetahs throughout the video. Something so basic! As a BIG FAN of the Leonberger breed, I was thrown aback during that portion and very confused. I began questioning myself until I saw your comment. I didnt see any other comments pointing this out or pointing out many of the other inconsistencies in the video.
@@ebonimom6964 It has to be a leonberger ether that or Lion d Occatine but they are basically same breed except Lion d occatine is little bit bigger because it person who developed lion occatine believed that original creator of Leonberger made its maximum height higher than than the maximum height of modern leonberger. so she basically found largest leonbergers that she could find and started the breeding program. but regardless if it is a typical leoneberger or occatine type leonberger it is not pyrenean shepherd. it is a leoneberger. and those breed are only very slightly similar (basically they both have long hair) but the shape of the head the size they have nothing in common and anyone would be able to differentiate between the two. I don't know that much about lionberger but I know why it was created and i know it had Landseer blood and I think Saint Bernard. and I have basic idea about size but that is about it. it is a beautiful dog. oh and I think great Pyrenees was used as well.
I had one once. He was beautiful and blue. Give them cold environments cause they have lots of hair. And give them lots of running space! They love to run in the cold! He was beautiful!! We named him...BLUE.
We have six at our house. A yorkie, a Chinese crested, a crested/chihuahua mix, a corgi mix, an English cocker spaniel and a Newfie that is training for my service dog
I had a Saluki when I lived in the UAE. he was the best dog ever, loving,cuddly, funny, great with my other doggies. Just delightful! He loved to run…and fast. Loved you sooooo much, Shamal. See you on the other side my sweetie❤️🦮❤️🦮
I have had 5 Schipperke dogs both male and female. Affectionate, attentive to their person and receptive to food based training … not receptive to physical punishment but very forgiving when given love after disciplined.
I have a yellow lab mix who is a shelter dog. She was quite active when younger. She doesn’t play much but she loves her walks and running. She doesn’t bite and is very good at taking food or treats from your hand. She is very friendly but if you come to the door she will bark her ferocious dog like she’s going to take you apart but she won’t. Once you are in the house she keeps. A close eye on you as she is protecting me . She doesn’t like to be loved on. She stays pretty close to me.
Just as long as you don't mix it with a chihuahua! I've been around those little stinkers a ton and they are MEAN in my opinion. The 1 we had when my daughter was born would nip me every time I picked up "her" baby or tried to walk up to my mom when she was sleeping. I would LOVE to see a pit/old English sheep dog mix
Oh, BTW. I live with my adult daughter, her husband, and their 4 sons. We have a geriatric pit bull raised from a pup. I just realized he is 13. He is STILL the best dogs with the kids. I have an Australian terrier mix. She's great too and our family's protector dog.
I sure would like to know more about Malinois and WIRE haired Griffins. My baby girl was long hair Shepard, Australian shepard, a bit of Rottweiler, and a tiny bit Chow..., best as I can figure that is! She was smarter, funnier, sweeter than any dog I've known. Miss her still! THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US THESE AMAZING BREEDS!!!
In Europe, the Malinois, Laekenois, Groenendael and Tervuren are all classified as a Belgian Shepherd. Here in the United States they are separate. As far as temperament goes, they are pretty much the same. The Wire Haired Griffon (Wire haired pointing Griffon dog) is a superior gun dog that is a very hard working & intelligent breed originally Dutch but many consider it a French breed. However, it originated in Holland.
@@Jaxissupergay77 Absolutely! I love love love dogs. I have worked with dogs for over 30 years and it is always exciting. I'm always learning. I'm now a professional dog trainer and canine behaviorist, working on my Cynology degree.
@@kevinmatthews9469 which I've never heard of(cynology)...I adore all animal except for 🐒. Had. a fantastic 🐎 horse too.Second fastest in Alaska! I've been so lucky to have Exceptional animals 💓...Very nice talking to you! IM LILY...
I grew up with a Doberman Pinscher. He was extremely well trained and behaved. By contrast, I now have an American Bull Terrier (pocket bully). Where the Doberman was obedient on command, my bully is very intelligent. He not only listens to verbal commands but is very astute in following hand signals. I didn't teach him that. He is 14 inches high at the shoulder and weighs 58lbs. I call him my "big little dog". This bully sleeps with cats. He is marked like a Boston Bull Terrier. He loves everybody!
When I worked at McDonald's a few years back, there was a guy always came through and, he had 3 Tibetan Mastiffs. They were so cute and the 1, was so goofy. I always made sure I had burgers for the dogs. No salt, no toppings, just the beef patty and cheese.
@Tom Whalen 1 morning this guy I wanna say late 40s mid 50s that age range, flung the door open threw his breakfast sandwich at my 1 coworker who was 17. He started cursing at all of us. The cook made a new sandwich and i threw it at the guy. I'm like get out and have a miserable day to match your attitude. He then started cursing louder. I walk around, he sees that I'm pregnant and backs away slowly. I start flipping out on him and he walks right into the guy with the Tibetan Mastiffs. I gave the dogs sausage patties and gave the owner free breakfast.
@Tom Whalen I was 8 months pregnant and was told to not drink anything caffeinated due to my blood pressure being high. I'm a coffee addict. So I was not happy lol.
My 2 favorite dogs of all time is #1. The Presia Canario--- the best companion dog, guard dog--not good for 1st time dog owners #2... Pitbulls-- I TOTALLY back Cesar Milan-- Dog Whisper-- there are no bad dogs-- just bad/unknowledgeable people....IF you truly want a great dog for whatever reason. Put in the time to research the breed alot!!!!❤
You’ve never once mentioned North Caucasian Volkodav in any of your videos. Theyre originated in Karachay-Cherkess Republic in south Russia. They’re super intelligent, friendly and mostly used for guardian the heard or house. They look very similar to the Turkish cangal but the North Caucasian Volkodavs are a lot stronger and smarter. Sadly nowadays they’re used for dog fighting events. North Caucasian Volkodavs are being sold to China, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan and other countries because they’ve won all of the Eurasian dog fighting tournaments that are hosted illegally and are considered the King of the Dogs in Eastern Europe. No other Dog in the world can win a 1v1 battle against a wolf except the North Caucasian Volkodav. Ppl from all over the world come to fight the Volkodavs and no other breed has beaten the North Caucasian Volkodavs in a dog fight. Please do some research and add the Volkodavs to one of your videos
Maybe it's the dog fight factor that is the reason he does not include the breed in these videos. It's so disgusting how many people do this to beautiful dogs around the world...🤦🏻♀️ Dogs are highly intelligent creatures and deserve to be respected and treated well, not made to fight - man's greed and lust for blood is abhorrent.
Scottish Deerhound? What? That's been a recognized breed for generations. Heck, it was one of the breeds used to rebuild the Irish Wolfhound. Also Pyrean Shepherd is a small herder the size of a the shetland sheepdog, you have the flock guardian Pyrean Mastiff in your video
@@ladydrakkard3270 lol I had the same thought actually! As wrong as this thing is, it may have been. Both Spanish mastiff and pyrean mastiff are flock guardians not solid white. I think of pyrean as mostly some white some dark, but lots of variety
Absolutely! I wouldn't give up my CKCS for anything! She is very loving, super cuddly, absolutely adorable, well mannered, and super intelligent. She is such a sweet little girl. She would happily welcome a stranger in the house and kiss them while they are stealing your stuff though, so she has a 90 lb big 'brother' who watches over her and keeps our home safe. He is wonderful too, and his protective nature is how he shows his love. He prefers to sleep by the door, while she prefers to sleep on the bed. Even though CKCS's are not very protective, they have the sweetest demeanor and personality for children and adults alike.
I've got a Basenji/Jack Russell Terrier mix that was a rescue about 3 years ago. From day one, he'd poke me repeatedly with his nose, and I couldn't figure out why, though eventually the penny dropped when I found out I was hypoglycemic. Turned out, he was poking me because he could tell my blood sugar was low.
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Dogs are incredible, and we are so lucky to have them in our life.
@@karenking6907 Your absolutely correct
@@karenking6907 Do you have any pet? @Karen
@@jamesderrick8415 Yes, I do. Our family has a Labrador Retriever dog and an American Saddlebred horse. They both are much loved and I am very lucky to have them in my life. 🐕🏇❤️
Dogs & horses were a gift from GOD 2 man as helpers & a companions.
Thank u GOD we appreciate it. ❤
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After several years of Greyhounds, they are my breed for life! Grew up with a Great Dane. Always preferred bigger breeds and affectionate laid back dogs. My Grey's were all sensitive, a bit spoiled, and the best friends and companions ever!
I have a Greyhound Service Dog. I agree that the Greyhound is the best friend and companion, EVER!
I to had a rescue greyhound. Her name was bindi and she lived until she was 15 which is ancient for a greyhound. She was the most graceful, elegant doggie and she loved my cat and my Jack Russell. I will always miss her and will get another one when I feel ready xx
I Love all animals I currently have a French bull dog . She is so smart and stays by my side morning threw night . She is my best friend . Love your channel. Thank you .❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❤️🐶
I do wish people would stop docking ears and tails, our rottie managed quite well with a full tail for 13 years. It does nothing for the dog only the owners ego.
I agree to a point. Docking only needs to be done if they are actually a true working dog, working at what they were bred to do. We have a pit, ears and tail are as they were when he was born. I have to admit, I have been injured more than once from that damn tail!!! And the coffee table gets cleared whenever he is around! He is STRICTLY a family pet
Almost all breeds are bred to do a job. Docking is done because the breed is meant to do a job. An example.. is with the fighting dogs, it would get bitten off. With search dogs the tail is used as a handle. Some dogs have long tails so it can be as a flag in the distance. Most rat hunting dogs have ears that are up because they will get infections from digging. Etc. Thus why they are docked . It has nothing to do with ego. I promise! In fact, it is considered irresponsible NOT to follow the instructions of the breed. It will eventually lead to the demise of the breed from improperly breeding and allowing emotions to get in the way. The emotions itself is the ego of the owner. So therefor the ego of the owner is in the way of properly breeding, docking and even training. Only because they think they are right when I fact they are not.
Be grateful of our ancestors. They created all of these wonderful dogs. It only takes a couple of generations to ruin a 1000 years of research and breeding. Doing things like mixing the breeds and not docking etc. It all leads to the destruction.
It's actually illegal in UK, unless it is a rescue dog from abroad and has already had it done,or for medical reasons, docking dogs tails doesn't happen anymore, which I am pleased about as a dogs tail and ears are part of the way a dog expresses itself, and how it shows other dogs how it feels, also it's lovely to see a dog wag it's tail when it's pleased to see you.
It's illegal in UK.
It doesn’t hurt them nor does it look bad. Relax deb
Absolutely Incredible. Love Them All. Give us more Dog Stories.
Thanks for sharing . All 30 breeds of dogs . Every one of them. Has their own unique personality . And very beautiful dogs .
I've had 3 incredible dogs in life so far. German Shepherd & Lab mix, Pitbull Terrier and Rat Terrier. All very intelligent and had their own personalities.
i have a gsd lab mix too man, they're really nice and really goofy
We had a Pit mixed with a German Shepherd, not a bit vicious bone in his body. He was very protective of the family, especially our daughter she had him spoiled. Boy I miss him...RIP Rico..
Excellent report of new breeds with features toy dogs to unknown breeds
After having many of the large breed dogs throughout my life I went to the smallest breeds. Why? Because in general, they live longer. Breeders…breed a healthy dog that lives a minimum of 25 years. I can’t take the loss of any more beloved friends. That’s it.🤷🏻♀️
25 years is a really big stretch for any breed. Silken Windhounds out of Texas breed specifically for longevity, her dogs regularly hit 18/19 years old. Check them out.
Amen.Im on my last kitty...she's about 20.It hurts so bad to lose your baby....but I think Ill get a cat or 2 cats for the end of my life.
I think keeping a dog alive that long is almost cruel. There’s no way you regularly get 25 years out of ANY dog.
I saw a German Shepard the other day. It was so fascinated with new smells it was finding. I found that amazing. I would like one. also a Boston terrier I love them. I do have a Staffordshire terrior Pitt bull. She loves people and protecting humans. She thinks she's a person! Lol, it's adorable!
I have 2 ..Australian Dwarf Terrier
They look just like a mini pin crossed with a Chihuahua .....
Born with a natural stubby tail
Online said they are a new up & coming rare breed
That I have fallen in love with .... Thx
I adore golden retrievers and standard poodles. I now have a delightful white standard poodle.
I wish they had put ICELANDIC SHEEPDOGS on the list. They are great dogs, cute, faithful and long lived.
Why they put Scottish Deerhounds on the list is beyond me. They have been in the show ring for 50 yrs.
I grew up with sporting dogs, labs, cocker spaniel. Toy poodle. My last pet that passed away was a Bull misfit. I miss her.❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have a frankenPit ❤
I have a rescue that is mixed lab and american pit bull. He is very active and smart but has a tendency to want to take off and run put will obey to come back once you can catch up with him. My favorite breed is Australian Shepherd I recently lost mine at the age of 16 he is sorely missed by our entire family. This new little rescue is slowly winning their hearts.
I´ve got a Bodeguero Andaluz Terrier unique to Spain. It somehow resembles Jack Russell Terrier or Fox Terrier (the ones that the British took to Southern Spain centuries ago) and that was crossed with local ratters. Bodegueros were and still are bred to hunt mice where wine barrels are kept. Nowadays it´s a unique breed and even in Spain itself many people are not familiar with it. They have a very high prey drive, are very athletic and fast and need tons of exercise. Ohio, my dog is 3 months old and I already love him too much!
I have a dog that is called a Chug.He is half Chihuahua and half pug.He is usually sweet,but can have times when his mood is sharp.Especially when he is woke up from a deep sleep.
I think that's normal for everyone. Lol
My German Shepard was my service dog. Mandy died a few months ago. My heart breaks just thinking of her. I don’t know what I’m going to do without her, being permanently disabled. I guess, god willing, I’ll have time to figure it out.
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I'm so sorry. It's truly heartbreaking 💔
Sorry for your loss.
I'm so sorry for your loss, is there anyone or any organisation that can help you find another helper?
I have a shepherd/Pyrenees...she is very smart, very hard to train not as big as u would imagine...she is a real smarty pants too..she has separation anxiety, has really bad anxiety in general she is only 2yrs old... She is very beautiful though. Yes she sheds bad, my favorite dog is German shepherd...
The first dog in the video is a Leonberger, not the Pyrenean Shepherd.
And, you should pay more attention on the pronunciation of the breeds names.
"massage sheep dog" rotfl
Gazehounds are dog breeds that hunt primarily by sight rather than by scent: The Saluki is one the oldest gazehound breeds, going back nearly five thousand years. They moved from the Arabian desserts with their owners and spread north along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea and then as far east as the edges of the Gobi Desert and China.
There are several versions of these dogs that appear to have come out of Africa alongside human beings. There were early religious laws that 'allowed' people to eat the desert antelopes that the gazehounds caught but not anything that had been hunted by 'dogs'. The Sloughi was another early version of this African gazehound that has only recently been recognized as a formal breed of dog by various Kennel Clubs in Europe. There are also several Greyhound-like breeds of dogs that have been developed in India for hunting game.
Next there were the gazehound breeds that were developed in the 'Middle Ages' like Greyhounds, Scottish Deerhounds, and Irish Wolfhounds. They were used to hunt Stags across Northern Europe and tended to be owned only by the rich and the 'royals' who were allowed to have these large hunting dogs that roamed the woods and pasture lands with their owners on horse-back to catch various kinds of deer.
The dogs of the poor peasants were 'cur-tailed' - that is, they had their tails cropped short when they were little puppies. This was originally done to keep these dogs from hunting. With short stubby tails, the dogs couldn't use their tails to balance all the quick moves they would have to be able to make in order to catch small game animals like hares and rabbits or larger game, like deer.
More recently, people bred small Whippets that lived in the homes of many of the coal miners in the British Isles. These little gazehounds were good at catching rabbits for the family stew pots and were later used as small 'straight- line racers' who were dearly loved and cared for in the miner's homes and trained to run straight in very short races. Families were quick to boast that their Whippet was the 'fastest one' in the village and more than a few bets were made on the outcome of Whippet races.
Other gazehounds in Europe weren't formal dog breeds but types of dogs that were a combination of one or two other gazehounds, like 'Lurchers'. These were gazehounds that were often used to poach 'game' from the royal land preserves owned by the rich. They were kept for hunting deer and rabbits silently so they didn't 'advertise' their presence by barking and 'yodelling' like the Foxhounds that were owned by the 'rich' and the 'royals'. Hope this brief introduction helps anyone interested in a gazehound breed to find out a little more about these hounds.
I agree, these are ancient breeds. Now, some of them have been known to the community for 3000 years but to the AKC only briefly (azawakh recognized in 2019), but lots of the dogs listed here have been recognized for ages
@Roxanne Angelina In england that was considered either a Greyhound (or possibly whippet) crossed with a terrier OR a Greyhound (or possibly whippet) crossed with a collie
Why the two distinct different crosses? I don't know. I speculate it was that the poachers or gypsies needed slightly different dogs for different purposes. Terriers were probably a good dog to mix in w
When speed combined with digging and a real thirst for game in dens and warrens were around. I'm guessing the collie gave intelligence and bidability. This might be a better choice if you were having your dog dash in, snatch a chicken, and bring it back.
I also wonder:. Did a poacher or gypsies have a couple dogs if each type? Or did one group have one type and just worked spots where it matched best?
Thank you for your lovely informative commentary.
I've had lots of dog breeds but my favorite breed is the German Shepherd. The only thing I'd change would be how much they shed. I just call it doggie glitter. 🤷♀️ I currently have a female who weighs on at 55 pounds and from a working line. She has jobs to do around the house. She guards, protects, and makes sure the squirrels stay out of her yard. If someone visits and throws her ball it's over. They have officially become her ball bitch.
GSDs are probably my favourite too, but I like the non standard colours like blue, liver or Isabella. Few ppl know there are actually 464 different genetic colour types for GSDs.
I will throw that ball.l9l
@@LAStars-sratS you are right. I was surprised when I learned all of that back when I got my girl. I learned a lot from her breeder. She is my 1st GSD. First big dog. She is absolutely the best dog I've ever had.
My big boy GSD (90 lbs) helps me keeps the squirrels away so the bitds can enjoy what i put out fir them. He is smart, calm and affectionate. We seem to have a thing going where we just know what the other is thinking. I know what he wants, he knows what i want - or need! He is the best!
And yes, the shedding is out if this world but i handle it! He also is allergic to everything but beef as the main protein and yougurt. No fish, fowl, pork is allowed or he itches like crazy and loses a great deal of fur on his underside, and his ears get clogged really bad. I give him supplements that help. I would (and have) spend every dime I have on him because he is my best friend!
belgin sheep dog gronondale- so loving and protectve of family and other pets
Best dogs I have ever had around is the Schipperke. An alert, affectionate breed that usually bonds with children or one member of a family. Territorial and protective of their family members. One superior characteristics is their Napoleonic attitude with other animals.
I’ve adopted retired racing greyhounds for 22 years. I love seeing some of my fav sighthounds like the Azawakh, Scottish Deerhound and Sloughi but notice you used Saluki pics on the Sloughi section and most of your Scottish deerhounds looked to Wolfhounds. A Scottish deerhound is closer to a male greyhound in size than the Irish Wolfhound. We love the XL big boys who weigh over 90lbs. They make such wonderful, sweet pets!
As a child, one of my favorite books was my Encyclopedia of Dog Breeds. My favorite breeds are Australian cattle dogs, AKA Blue Heelers, and Papillons. Both highly intelligent, I had my heeler for 17 years. He was the cleverest, most loyal dog ever. They tend to be ‘one-person’ dogs, and require lots of exercise and/or a job to keep them busy. My blue heeler’s name was Cosmo. I picked him out of a litter of 15, a farming family was selling the pups for $150 back before they were entered in the AKC. I held several puppies before I got to him, and he relaxed in my arms. The farmer said “He’ll be a mellow one.” Over the course of his long life he was stolen and recovered TWICE, he saved another dog’s life and outlived every other pet our family had. He was a gift every day of his 17 years and he took his daily run every up until two days before his death. He didn’t have a long illness. I say he was a good dog to the end. I was older when my heeler died and I wanted smaller dogs which would be easier to care for. My papillons are brothers, same parents one litter apart. They are cheerful and energetic, affectionate and fun. Not to mention completely adorable. They do tend to bark a lot, and they need lots of early socialization to avoid being fearful. At 5 and 6 years old now, they are well-behaved companions. Highly intelligent, they’ve been such a joy. One is a service dog, trained to wake me from nightmares and sleep walking, and to comfort me. The other one flunked completely, lacks focus and is far less treat-motivated, and is just my pet. ♥️❤️♥️ Dogs are unconditional love incarnate.❤ In this video, I REALLY LOVE the Belgian Lakenois, the Cirneco Dell’etna, and the Pumi, but they’re all beautiful and fascinating. ❤❤
sorry for your loss!! 🙁💓
The Mexican Xoloitzquintle pronounced, "Show low eats queent lee" aka the "Mexican Hairless", was officially recognized by the AKC on Oct 26 1986. This primitive breed is known as the oldest breed of dog in the Americas, going back as late as 1500 BC in Mexico and possibly even as far back as 4,000 BC. It comes in both hairless (pelon) and coated varieties, and the largest or standard sized pelon version with top breeders papers has gone for $10,000 in the US. Don't feel too bad that you mispronounced it, as it is a Nahuatl/Aztec word......Xolotl being the Aztec/Mexica (Meh she' ka) god of fire and thunder, and itzquintle simply meaning "dog"....and then there is the Mexican Chamuco, meaning "Devil", that isn't recognized by any kennel club or organization in the world..... this pitbull derived monster is fearsome to behold, but because it was bred as a fighting dog, it is considered taboo.
I've always wanted a Mexican Xoloitzquintle
From the first time I saw one, right now I have a Chinese Crested which I got 10 years ago on my 50th birthday when I saw a add out where I went camping it turns out the people who had him couldn't get their other dog to like him. He is not well and I have about 8 months with him if his meds keep working 😥
I love him so much 🤧 💗
Thank you for that! I couldn't pronounce that
My daughter has one named Bella!
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My roommate has two of these dogs. Although one is larger than the other. They can be very funny dogs to live with. Always warm but needs skin help to keep them looking good.
I had a Spanish Podenco. What an awesome dog he was. Smart and easy to train, wonderful temperament, and sensitive to others - great with children. I gave my Rocky a big run everyday, and in the house, he was an affectionate couch potato after that, lol. He saved my MIL's life, alerting her to her deteriorating medical condition - all without special training.
I have several favorite breeds….. Great Dane, Shitzu, Bolognese, golden retriever, the bully dog breeds are at the top of my favorite lists. I would say the one thing they all have in common is responding well to affectionate Training, and highly resistant with negative results from physically abusive Training.
I had one that had a strong sense of what was right and what was wrong. If you told him that he was a bad boy, he would be apologetic, and try not to do it again. But.! if he was innocent, and doing what he supposed to do, and told him that he was bad, he’s just as likely to growl at you. He knew when he was good, and he would not except being called bad when he knew he hadn’t done anything.
I had a black spotted (on white) dalmatian. He was NOT AFRAID OF FIRE. Even learnt new tricks at the age of 5 yrs. Very Very human behavior.
Dogue de Bordeaux cant be beat as a loving well behaved companion.
They love to say discovered, when the only thing they're doing is breeding different dogs together.
Absolutely
Nice selection of dogs. Almost all were knew to me. Dirty Harry saton my lap and seemed to enjoy it too. DH is a Poodle.
Visit my farm
The Doberman for sure. Loving to the family and all the grandkids. Protective from strangers but wants to cuddle with the family!!!
i think my mosst loving dog has been my chug.. she is a joy to have around
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
MY favorite is German Shepherd, but seeing as I’m not as young as I once was, I’m now very partial to Boston Terrier, Bichon Frise, and Cavacchons.
My favorite breeds are the Border Collies and the Australian Shepards. They are the smartest of all the dogs and they are extremely loving!
Wonderful video!
I live with my sister. She has three dogs. The first one we collected was a Chiweenie named Floki. The second is a pitbull cattle dog mix her name is Freya. And the third one we acquired through our stepfather and she is a German Shepherd American shepherd mix named sky. And then I have a diluted tuxedo male cat named julian. I can't imagine my life without any of them I love them all to pieces.
I love gazehounds of all kinds. While they can be crazy as puppies, they mature into wonderful family dogs especially if you have a large fenced area for them to run in safely. They all require gentle, calm handling as they withdraw into themselves if they are ordered around. Since they were bred to be coursing dogs, they will chase and hunt and need to be well-trained as puppies about what they can chase and what they should leave alone. They all do best with other gazehounds as some never seem to think of themselves as 'dogs'. As adults they reserve their running for suitable places and are quiet company when they are 'at home'. They are highly intelligent but don't respond to any kind of heavy-handed training - a moment's bossy or forceful training will not be forgiven easily! As long as you don't expect an immediate response to your command to "come", you might love the companionship of a gazehound. They tend to be healthy and long-lived as their genetics have been stable for centuries - or as in the bloodline of Salukis, for thousands of years. Whippets can be the perfect dog for people with small apartments. They do well in a family situation and are happy to have a good long run once or twice a day befor retiring to their 'special chair' at home.
Diane Kehoe. What is a Gazehound?
I love Boston Terrier and Beagle But I love them all
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
The poodle I absolutely love them, from very tiny to ones that get over 100 pounds. ❤️❤️
The 'pyrenean shepherd' is a Leonberger !
I thought that was a basket!
I love miniature bull terriers they are $4,000 in Australia
I have a brindle standard. 22 inches high and weighs in around 70lbs solid. Stubborn as a mule, indpendent and no nonsense, but we love him.
Yinny is a Blue Tic Hound, my fuzzy pirate, and is now 14. She is still going strong, like me. The smartest dog I have ever seen, and I have seen many. Gentle and loving.
Portuguese Water Dog is my soulmate. After sheltering many other breeds, have gone back to PWD....just simply the best choice for me.
I have rescue my first Pitbull Terrier what a wonderful devoted, playful, intelligent, protective and much more. Love...love my Pitbull friend ❤.
Wonderful!
I have a Malinois/Collie cross. He is probably one of the most intelligent dogs I've ever owned + the most energetic. It took me until he was two to completely train him. And he is incredibly responsive, if a bit stubborn. He is not vocal at all, you have to coax him to bark. But he is incredibly good at alerting me to someone around that he doesn't know. He has this low, very intense growl/huff that will raise the hair on my neck. That sound is only and always means there's a human near that he doesn't know. And he will lower his head and stare straight at it like a wolf. lol Late at night it can make the heart thump a little. It's also very intimidating when it's done in person. My friend takes him with her at night when she goes on a walk. She says that when anyone approaches he goes into instant guard mode and shifts between her and the other person with his head lowered watching them intently. He doesn't growl loudly, but it's intense, and that huff.... ooof. He's also the neighborhood kids favorite dog. He loves all kids and the littler they are the happier he is to be around them. He's very tolerant of them. I don't know which breed lends to most of his behaviors, but I love the mix and he's the best dog I've ever had as part of our family.
Loved all the dogs 🐕❤
I have a therapy dog that I got when I came home from overseas. She's a mix rottweiler / black lab. She is the smartest dog that I've ever known I'm sure you hear that from every owner but regardless. My favorite breed are Rottweilers. I just hope someday that the stereo types of some of those breeds get watered away.
She visits hospitals, disaster sites, libraries, etc by owner / manager's permission, to help others? Cool :D
You got that right!
Thank u for ur service I have a dog he’s a nut 🌰 but he’s pit bull an blood hound and a couple other breeds but he’s a awesome dog
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Yes I have 4 I love Chihuahuas and Yorkies
I have a Rottweiler and they are my favorite breed.... They are perfect family dogs when well trained. I don't cut the tail and ears are normal growing. I love my big bug ❤😂
Siberian husky. Best dog ever!
Good video but the first dog on the list is isn't called a sheepdog even if he might be used for that. this breed of dog is called leonberger and was bred to resemble a lion that was a symbol of a city he comes from.
It's also worth mentioning that not every clip they showed during that section was the same breed. Like that white one with the colored tail was not a leonberger
@@ebonimom6964 the dog that was white was probably Great Pyrenees. although they talked about those two different breeds Leonberger and Great Pyrenees as if it was one breed which they are not. also they referred to both of those dogs as Pyrenean shepherd. there is a breed called Pyrenean sheepdog but its a completely different breed and neither of those two dogs is it.
@@bartangel4867 it's always alarming when you see "factual" videos that get basic information wrong. I then question every piece of information presented in the vid.
I once saw a "fact video" about leopards but would see a lot of footage of cheetahs throughout the video. Something so basic!
As a BIG FAN of the Leonberger breed, I was thrown aback during that portion and very confused. I began questioning myself until I saw your comment. I didnt see any other comments pointing this out or pointing out many of the other inconsistencies in the video.
@@ebonimom6964 It has to be a leonberger ether that or Lion d Occatine but they are basically same breed except Lion d occatine is little bit bigger because it person who developed lion occatine believed that original creator of Leonberger made its maximum height higher than than the maximum height of modern leonberger. so she basically found largest leonbergers that she could find and started the breeding program. but regardless if it is a typical leoneberger or occatine type leonberger it is not pyrenean shepherd. it is a leoneberger. and those breed are only very slightly similar (basically they both have long hair) but the shape of the head the size they have nothing in common and anyone would be able to differentiate between the two.
I don't know that much about lionberger but I know why it was created and i know it had Landseer blood and I think Saint Bernard. and I have basic idea about size but that is about it. it is a beautiful dog. oh and I think great Pyrenees was used as well.
I thought it was a Leonberger, just saw several on a trip to Deadwood. Looks like a cross of a German Shepherd and a Great Pyraneese.
Pretty tough to pass on a Beagle!
We have loved 3 corgis but always have more than 1 cat.😊❤
I've had many different types of dogs in my life and my favorite is the German Shepherd. They're so smart!
I have owned Irish wolfhounds in the past and they are my favourite breed
They aren't new breeds they just have not been recognized by the Kennel Club.
I’ve not got a dog but my dream dog is an Australian shepherd
I had one once. He was beautiful and blue. Give them cold environments cause they have lots of hair. And give them lots of running space! They love to run in the cold! He was beautiful!! We named him...BLUE.
We have six at our house. A yorkie, a Chinese crested, a crested/chihuahua mix, a corgi mix, an English cocker spaniel and a Newfie that is training for my service dog
I recognize most of our list but not the Newfield. What do they look like? Looking forward to your response
@@staceygraddick6805"newfie" is traditional shorthand for newfoundland. One can't oversee one.
I've a Kombai dog which is also called Indian Rottweiler, is very loyal n aggressive to Strangers.. We all love him n Proud to have him.
I had a Saluki when I lived in the UAE. he was the best dog ever, loving,cuddly, funny, great with my other doggies. Just delightful! He loved to run…and fast. Loved you sooooo much, Shamal. See you on the other side my sweetie❤️🦮❤️🦮
Thanks for this I never knew about some of these breed of dogs 👍👍👍❤️
Happy to help
I have had 5 Schipperke dogs both male and female. Affectionate, attentive to their person and receptive to food based training … not receptive to physical punishment but very forgiving when given love after disciplined.
I have a yellow lab mix who is a shelter dog. She was quite active when younger. She doesn’t play much but she loves her walks and running. She doesn’t bite and is very good at taking food or treats from your hand. She is very friendly but if you come to the door she will bark her ferocious dog like she’s going to take you apart but she won’t. Once you are in the house she keeps. A close eye on you as she is protecting me . She doesn’t like to be loved on. She stays pretty close to me.
I have a White Boxer, my favorite dog.
My favorite dog is the poodle pure bred poodle. I have 3. 🐩🐩🐩
My favorite dog is the pitbull or pitbull mix, usually mixed with a lab or golden
Just as long as you don't mix it with a chihuahua! I've been around those little stinkers a ton and they are MEAN in my opinion. The 1 we had when my daughter was born would nip me every time I picked up "her" baby or tried to walk up to my mom when she was sleeping.
I would LOVE to see a pit/old English sheep dog mix
Oh, BTW. I live with my adult daughter, her husband, and their 4 sons. We have a geriatric pit bull raised from a pup. I just realized he is 13. He is STILL the best dogs with the kids. I have an Australian terrier mix. She's great too and our family's protector dog.
I love Xolos❣️ So very sweet and loving.
Favorites: 1. Miniature dacshunds - SO smart! 2. Samoyeds - great family dogs but prefer cooler climates. Require a ton of regular coat maintenance.
My favorite breed is the Bichon Frise. So cute, smart and lovable.
I enjoyed this immensely ; and am subscribing right away !
I sure would like to know more about Malinois and WIRE haired Griffins.
My baby girl was long hair Shepard, Australian shepard, a bit of Rottweiler, and a tiny bit Chow..., best as I can figure that is! She was smarter, funnier, sweeter than any dog I've known. Miss her still!
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US THESE AMAZING BREEDS!!!
In Europe, the Malinois, Laekenois, Groenendael and Tervuren are all classified as a Belgian Shepherd. Here in the United States they are separate. As far as temperament goes, they are pretty much the same. The Wire Haired Griffon (Wire haired pointing Griffon dog) is a superior gun dog that is a very hard working & intelligent breed originally Dutch but many consider it a French breed. However, it originated in Holland.
@@kevinmatthews9469 Thank you. For taking the time to enlightened me!I am moving to a place with a dog park, and dream of having a dog again!
@@Jaxissupergay77 Absolutely! I love love love dogs. I have worked with dogs for over 30 years and it is always exciting. I'm always learning. I'm now a professional dog trainer and canine behaviorist, working on my Cynology degree.
@@kevinmatthews9469 which I've never heard of(cynology)...I adore all animal except for 🐒.
Had. a fantastic 🐎 horse too.Second fastest in Alaska! I've been so lucky to have Exceptional animals 💓...Very nice talking to you! IM LILY...
Also, isn't there The Karailian ( misspelled?) Bear 🐕? I took care of one for a friend. She was awesome 👌., a Flippin ninja dog!!!!!
11:22 the Canaan {pronounced as 'kay nan'} dog is from where Israel is now. It's thought to have existed since before Abraham's era, over 5,800 years.
I have a Parson terrier, love her she is so smart
French Bulldogs are my chosen fur baby.
I love my Frenchie . She is so Smart and a lover.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@01:22, what cute little horses.
Thai Ridgeback...I like!🤙 My new favorite along with the Corso! That Dogo Argentino works as well lol
What really upsets me … I don’t see any YORKIES are the best becuz they are the BEST! And very professional.
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
I grew up with a Doberman Pinscher. He was extremely well trained and behaved. By contrast, I now have an American Bull Terrier (pocket bully). Where the Doberman was obedient on command, my bully is very intelligent. He not only listens to verbal commands but is very astute in following hand signals. I didn't teach him that. He is 14 inches high at the shoulder and weighs 58lbs. I call him my "big little dog". This bully sleeps with cats. He is marked like a Boston Bull Terrier. He loves everybody!
When I worked at McDonald's a few years back, there was a guy always came through and, he had 3 Tibetan Mastiffs. They were so cute and the 1, was so goofy. I always made sure I had burgers for the dogs. No salt, no toppings, just the beef patty and cheese.
@Tom Whalen yeah and nobody questioned me, cause I was pregnant and couldn't have a dog where I lived. So yeah. Nobody pissed me off lmao.
@Tom Whalen 1 morning this guy I wanna say late 40s mid 50s that age range, flung the door open threw his breakfast sandwich at my 1 coworker who was 17. He started cursing at all of us. The cook made a new sandwich and i threw it at the guy. I'm like get out and have a miserable day to match your attitude. He then started cursing louder. I walk around, he sees that I'm pregnant and backs away slowly. I start flipping out on him and he walks right into the guy with the Tibetan Mastiffs. I gave the dogs sausage patties and gave the owner free breakfast.
@Tom Whalen I was 8 months pregnant and was told to not drink anything caffeinated due to my blood pressure being high. I'm a coffee addict. So I was not happy lol.
That's nice jackie
@@jamesderrick8415 yeah.
I have a Vizsla and a jack Russell! Love them both so much!!
Staffys and bullies are the best my amstaffs are so good very friendly and protective
Bro in the thumbnail, you mixed a dog, a donkey, and a komodo dragons face💀💀💀😂
Love that parson. Especially wire hair.
My 2 favorite dogs of all time is #1. The Presia Canario--- the best companion dog, guard dog--not good for 1st time dog owners #2... Pitbulls-- I TOTALLY back Cesar Milan-- Dog Whisper-- there are no bad dogs-- just bad/unknowledgeable people....IF you truly want a great dog for whatever reason. Put in the time to research the breed alot!!!!❤
Use to have a Hairless Chinese Crested Dog which was amazing since I am highly allergic to dander. She was a sweetheart.
A Texas Blue Lacy Dog will always be my favorite!
Love my Xolo! The best dogs ever.
You’ve never once mentioned North Caucasian Volkodav in any of your videos. Theyre originated in Karachay-Cherkess Republic in south Russia. They’re super intelligent, friendly and mostly used for guardian the heard or house. They look very similar to the Turkish cangal but the North Caucasian Volkodavs are a lot stronger and smarter. Sadly nowadays they’re used for dog fighting events. North Caucasian Volkodavs are being sold to China, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan and other countries because they’ve won all of the Eurasian dog fighting tournaments that are hosted illegally and are considered the King of the Dogs in Eastern Europe. No other Dog in the world can win a 1v1 battle against a wolf except the North Caucasian Volkodav. Ppl from all over the world come to fight the Volkodavs and no other breed has beaten the North Caucasian Volkodavs in a dog fight. Please do some research and add the Volkodavs to one of your videos
Maybe it's the dog fight factor that is the reason he does not include the breed in these videos.
It's so disgusting how many people do this to beautiful dogs around the world...🤦🏻♀️
Dogs are highly intelligent creatures and deserve to be respected and treated well, not made to fight - man's greed and lust for blood is abhorrent.
I think the Finn Bear 🐻 Dog, the Karalian might give a fight. They're freaking ninjas!
Terrible
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I've got a Dalmador breed, part Labrador and part Dalmatian. Very loyal and kind dogs, kid friendly and very cute. Love to play and very energetic.
They should have NEVER let dogo Argentina OR the Boerbol into the USA. They will be ruined
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The Mexican Xoloitzquintle it's gorgeous
Scottish Deerhound? What? That's been a recognized breed for generations. Heck, it was one of the breeds used to rebuild the Irish Wolfhound.
Also Pyrean Shepherd is a small herder the size of a the shetland sheepdog, you have the flock guardian Pyrean Mastiff in your video
The "Pyrenean Shepherd" they showed looked more like a Leonberger, or at least the tawny ones did.
@@ladydrakkard3270 lol I had the same thought actually! As wrong as this thing is, it may have been. Both Spanish mastiff and pyrean mastiff are flock guardians not solid white. I think of pyrean as mostly some white some dark, but lots of variety
Cavalier King Charles! The best
Absolutely! I wouldn't give up my CKCS for anything! She is very loving, super cuddly, absolutely adorable, well mannered, and super intelligent. She is such a sweet little girl. She would happily welcome a stranger in the house and kiss them while they are stealing your stuff though, so she has a 90 lb big 'brother' who watches over her and keeps our home safe. He is wonderful too, and his protective nature is how he shows his love. He prefers to sleep by the door, while she prefers to sleep on the bed. Even though CKCS's are not very protective, they have the sweetest demeanor and personality for children and adults alike.
Love Xolos!
I love love love Chihuahuas. I also love the German Pinscher.