Aggressive Rottweiler Puppy

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2017
  • Puppy is a little aggressive over food but still listen.

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  • @dvall1000
    @dvall1000 Год назад +531

    If you think this man is abusing a puppy instead of saving an adult dog, a Rottweiler is absolutely not for you. You cannot allow an animal with the size and strength of a Rottweiler to maintain that level of food aggression into adulthood, or even adolescence. It's not an option, and it's not a joke. I bet that dog is well over 100 lbs today.....could you imagine if, say, that behavior was allowed to continue and a neighborhood kid walked by? That would be a very serious and dangerous situation for everyone. That man wasn't abusing his animal....he was saving its life, and maybe someone else's too.

    • @misterrobins7231
      @misterrobins7231 Год назад +8

      @dvall1000 I HAVE TO LET MINE KNOW...DO NOT GROWL @ ME! I MAKE HIM TAKE A BREAK FROM HIS FOOD & THEN HE CAN EAT AGAIN

    • @adanaviles1191
      @adanaviles1191 Год назад

      Hard lessons are hard seems to me

    • @gregmf9427
      @gregmf9427 Год назад +13

      You’re right. No need to keep him on a chain though. Doesn’t teach him much. I’ve had 5 Never chained them up. You just let them know young who’s in charge. No chains or manhandling needed.

    • @slimxdemon3129
      @slimxdemon3129 Год назад +2

      @@misterrobins7231 You have to be the alpha in the relationship with your dog. My bigger dog has had resource protection issues around other dogs and humans in the past but typically because she sees me as dominant and alpha within the family she doesn’t dare get aggressive around me. My smaller dog is a different story I caught the bigger dog biting into the smaller dogs throat once but right when I came she instantly knew she messed up when I looked her in the eyes to establish control and dominance she looked away knowing I would punish her and that I was in full control. Gave her a light smack across the snout and threw her outside her aggression quickly turned into shame and regret. If no one in your family is willing to be the alpha your bigger dogs will run you over and will do harm to those around them physically. If I weren’t living at this house and never trained them. My family would be in trouble because my bigger dogs only see me as alpha, where as some of my other family members are viewed as below them unfortunately. My dogs resource guarding issue and aggression is gone now because I’ve put her in her place and corrected her behaviour numerous times to the point where she knows if she does anything that I see as disrespectful or aggressive shes in trouble. Not out of fear but out of respect for me being the leader. Imagine if I wasn’t, I have family with 6 year old cousins that come over to my house every year if I wasn’t the alpha and never corrected my dogs behaviour she may have seriously hurt one of my family members, so yes it saves lives to establish yourself as the alpha especially with bigger dogs. (My dogs are Chesapeake bae retrievers one of them is massive and over 100 pounds)

    • @MrContemplation
      @MrContemplation Год назад +7

      How could anyone think this is abuse? I'm confused. He was very gentle and only corrective.

  • @VedJoshi..
    @VedJoshi.. 3 года назад +2256

    discipline in his puppy days = more freedom as a dog

    • @VedJoshi..
      @VedJoshi.. 3 года назад +20

      im a little confused by your response tbh lol... did you not read what I wrote?

    • @VedJoshi..
      @VedJoshi.. 3 года назад +43

      @swiz 123 lol can you not tell I agree with the man in the video? i agree with discipline in puppyhood bc it sets the stage for trust and love once the baby's older

    • @VedJoshi..
      @VedJoshi.. 3 года назад +21

      @swiz 123 you got poor reading comprehension mate lol

    • @mlk2418
      @mlk2418 3 года назад +5

      so dann true

    • @NapoleonDynamite69
      @NapoleonDynamite69 3 года назад +4

      Both of you are salty

  • @oculusdexterx6249
    @oculusdexterx6249 2 года назад +28

    This how you establish alpha and beta with your Dogs. Nothing worst than a Dog bitting the hand that feeds it. The Rottweiler needs to maintain its aggression just not towards the owner. He’s training him well

  • @friendsinlowplaces619
    @friendsinlowplaces619 2 года назад +18

    So many people are giving this guy grief, please folks educate yourselves before you really make a mockery of yourself

  • @CircumstancesNeverMatter
    @CircumstancesNeverMatter 3 года назад +76

    The way he looked up at you first from the start he's already aware of who's in charge. So it shouldn't take long to train him. 👍

    • @Tampabruh
      @Tampabruh 3 года назад +4

      Yeap. Gotta be that way. That puppy will grow up to be a full throttle, muscle dog! He'll play a role as protection over the property and owners!!

  • @biglou7041
    @biglou7041 3 года назад +233

    You should be able to take food from you dog at anytime, even out of his mouth if need be. Just in case he starts eating something he shouldn't.

    • @mangekoo3682
      @mangekoo3682 3 года назад +9

      Yes in other situation's. I'm this case, the video is for training purposes

    • @my3rotts
      @my3rotts 3 года назад +1

      Absolutely

    • @tysk5729
      @tysk5729 2 года назад +1

      i think thats what hes trying to teach him here

    • @johnstonedavis1792
      @johnstonedavis1792 2 года назад +2

      If you tried to take my food from me i would bite the fuck outta you too.just that simple.

    • @my3rotts
      @my3rotts 2 года назад

      You missed the whole point, good luck with an aggressive rottie. Hope you have good insurance see you in court

  • @zg6879
    @zg6879 2 года назад +11

    I got a Doberman puppy at 9 weeks old and she naturally had food and resources aggression, likely as a result of litter competition. We worked on it over some time and now she’s great. This guy is working with his puppy wonderfully. Y’all need to chill.

  • @morganml3983
    @morganml3983 Год назад +19

    These comments are absolutely ridiculous. Clearly most of you like having your dog kiss you in the mouth and roam freely through your house pissing all over the place. Its a dog... an outside dog that being raised as such. He's not harming the animal or training him inappropriately. Just because most of you treat your dogs better than you treat your own children doesn't make you the authority on dog training.

    • @jesseavila6014
      @jesseavila6014 Год назад +1

      The sad part they treat their dogs better than their kids part

  • @jaredfox777
    @jaredfox777 4 года назад +330

    That's how we trained our Rott when he was a puppy. He's a year old now and is never food aggressive anymore, we love our boy. Well done sir

  • @thatguy5779
    @thatguy5779 3 года назад +404

    Damn people too soft, Rotts get big and hes teaching it to have manners while the pup cant do serious harm to anyone

    • @djonitobg7089
      @djonitobg7089 3 года назад +8

      That's the whole freakin point

    • @thatguy5779
      @thatguy5779 3 года назад +20

      @@djonitobg7089 I know man, I’m talking about the people complaining he’s rough with the dog or whatever dumb shit they’re saying

    • @leenac4855
      @leenac4855 3 года назад +1

      @@djonitobg7089 l

    • @user-gg4dh7yj9l
      @user-gg4dh7yj9l 3 года назад

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    • @timthechampmanimtellingu5373
      @timthechampmanimtellingu5373 3 года назад +1

      Yea u gotta Get control of them early😩

  • @grapeseed427
    @grapeseed427 2 года назад +7

    This video should be called "how to prevent your dog biting your face off when he's older"

  • @TheKaliking03
    @TheKaliking03 2 года назад +6

    I'll this to my dog every so often as a reminder of who's the owner, and who's the pet. She(pity) never disappoints in her discipline.

  • @UniverseShinobi
    @UniverseShinobi 3 года назад +65

    I'm willing to bet that if any one of these people had this dog it would turn their house upside down.

    • @seablue6014
      @seablue6014 3 года назад

      I love the breed always have but I have never had one of my own Are they all this aggressive?? I really want to know before I adopt one

    • @LSPDcola
      @LSPDcola 3 года назад

      Rottweiler is good dogs if you don't abuse them he's training it to be not aggressive lol

    • @LSPDcola
      @LSPDcola 3 года назад

      @@seablue6014 there nice just don't play rough it will turn them mean

    • @msmushroom1
      @msmushroom1 2 года назад

      @@seablue6014 I own a very large male Rottweiler and have owned Rottweilers for decades. They are a beautiful breed if raised properly, failry and confidently. Like any dog they need to know who is boss but that is achieved through patience, tolerence and love, not heavy handed or aggressive. Of all the breeds I have owned I would say Rottweilers are top of the list for intelligence, loyalty and of course protection. If you do adopt or buy a Rottweiler buy him/her from a reputable breeder and when you get him/her home please don't ever put a collar and chain on him/her like the one in this video because it is cruel and that poor puppies neck must be so sore from the weight of it, also stay away from the disgusting "Pinch collars" they are cruel too.

  • @mohamedsafwat7388
    @mohamedsafwat7388 6 лет назад +247

    he is not aggressive he is afraid this is totally destroys his personality

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  6 лет назад +10

      Get some content on your page before you leave silly shit on mine!

    • @mohamedsafwat7388
      @mohamedsafwat7388 6 лет назад +20

      CSTYLETHESLIM this is not about the content that I have on my page and I am not trying to be silly I am just telling you the truth

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  6 лет назад +13

      The truth is you know nothing about what the shit you say...

    • @mohamedsafwat7388
      @mohamedsafwat7388 6 лет назад +14

      CSTYLETHESLIM really and how you are so sure about that easy on your self bro there is no need to use that kind of vocab like shit and that stuff I am 100% sure about what iam saying moreover you have a very powerful breed working with him in that early age is good but you have to make sure that you are doing that in the right way

    • @Lsayaku
      @Lsayaku 6 лет назад +20

      This guy is a tard, food agression is not a good trait. If your dogs gets ahold of lets say glass or poison laced food..yes people do this and you cant take it away from the dog...oh well oh hell

  • @escovitch8599
    @escovitch8599 Год назад +7

    After a 3 minute video, everybody thinks they're a scholar lmao

  • @singingcrow439
    @singingcrow439 Год назад +8

    Wow never knew there were so many dog experts on RUclips.

  • @vikl482
    @vikl482 3 года назад +36

    Given a hostile situation, between this man's Rottweiler and yours, off-leash.... I'd much rather encounter his, knowing his dog respects him enough to retreat when told to

  • @alexv5581
    @alexv5581 3 года назад +22

    If you have never owned a large breed dog, than a rotty is a bad choice. You need to be patient, persistent, and caring to earn that dog's trust and loyalty. Cause when that pooch grows to be over a 100 lbs of muscle, you are too late in your training and that rotty owns you now.

  • @KB3.0
    @KB3.0 2 года назад +9

    These people putting negative comments probably have no control over their children. Y’all probably the ones putting leashes on your children because you have not taught them self control or discipline 🙄. I know children and dogs are different but the concept is still the same. You discipline them so they can be safe for you and people in the community. If you don’t teach them discipline they’re going to run around and do whatever they want. The dog is still an animal. It makes way more sense to put a leash on an animal that’s being trained than a child 🙄. Y’all quick to put leashes on your children but let your animals run rampant. How backwards is that 🙄.

  • @hehetehe9240
    @hehetehe9240 2 года назад +11

    This man is doing the proper, genuine right thing. For all you adults, grow up. This is right thing to do is he showing pack leader and leading his pack. There's no physical contact, it's patience, non threatening good Behavior!

  • @nittowinit
    @nittowinit 3 года назад +155

    I don’t understand how people say “bothering him while he’s eating so he has the right to be annoyed”. This is not annoyance this is aggression. The object just barely gets close and he bites it, the man just walks by and he growls. That is extremely unacceptable behavior and left unchecked it is dangerous. There are dogs that you can literally reach into their bowl when they’ve eating, reach and take the food out of their mouth and they would never so much as growl. This is unsafe food aggression that seems justified to you now because he’s just a little tiny puppy and the big mean man has him chained up and is pestering him. This is the same dog that grows to 10 times what he is now and bites a child that walks too close and you’ll be screaming to have him put down. You can’t have it both ways. If these behaviors are not stopped quickly this dog will hurt someone because it doesn’t just stop at food aggression, it turns into everyday aggression and dominance and even death these are big dogs. I literally didn’t even see the chain until I saw the whining about it, I saw obedient but not submissive posterior on the small dog that could become a big problem.

    • @exoticbuttersuvu9153
      @exoticbuttersuvu9153 3 года назад +2

      am i the only one who thinks when that happens, “ put the dog down” instead “put the human down”? :

    • @KingElement
      @KingElement 3 года назад

      @Juan Perez Dude made a solid and well written point but you just had to go ignore that and put out your dumb ass logic

    • @KingElement
      @KingElement 3 года назад

      @Juan Perez thank you for proving my point brother

    • @thenepalidevils8906
      @thenepalidevils8906 2 года назад

      @Juan Perez there is a difference between humans and dog. You dont own the person you plan to poke while eating. He owns the dog and is responsible for what the dog is capable of when it grows old. Food aggression in a natural instinct in rotties and must be trained very early and he is doing the right thing.

    • @thenepalidevils8906
      @thenepalidevils8906 2 года назад

      @Juan Perez that is exactly what he is doing he is explaining the dog that he is the boss. The food is not his it was given to him he should learn to be grateful towards his owner. That is what he is being taught. You still don't get the point. It's this behaviour that should be controlled. In few months of training his aggression towards food will lower. If you let it be when it grows old it may bite someone if it feels threshed. He has to be taught it's ok to let of of food.

  • @ecosphereworld2138
    @ecosphereworld2138 Год назад +6

    Food aggression is always the first thing I work on with pups. Good job 👍🏼

  • @Crispypoyo
    @Crispypoyo 2 года назад +7

    That’s how you discipline a Rottweiler.

  • @Jgpindr
    @Jgpindr 3 года назад +32

    I think that is franklin and his chop

  • @Astronaut04
    @Astronaut04 Год назад +10

    This actually should've have been resolved at a much younger age. From the time they start eating wet food you start reaching in the bowl or moving the bowl. With every dog I have ever owned I break this habit from the beginning. Reach in the bowl and hand feed kernels. Never once had a problem afterward

  • @gantulgaganhuyag717
    @gantulgaganhuyag717 Год назад +8

    Food aggression is the worst of all traits dogs can have. Extremely dangerous and damaging for itself and others.
    Lots of dogs end up on the streets, surrendered to shelters or worse, put down because of this.
    Address this issue at a young age or someone gets hurt really bad and that never ends well for the dog.

  • @tp722219
    @tp722219 3 года назад +14

    Wonder how the little guy looks now, I bet the owner and dog are happy. This guy loves his dog, he has a good life.

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  3 года назад +4

      ruclips.net/video/KL40DHoWQ0Y/видео.html

  • @aurikaakimov1953
    @aurikaakimov1953 3 года назад +32

    He’s doing a great job. Puppy has a healthy weight. Definitely fed and hydrated. Secure. Safe from cars and other people. Learning to guard his territory. And the owner is firmly teaching the pup to not be food aggressive and wait when his owner tells him to stop. If ya like your dog running around everywhere and not guarding than please get a retriever or poodle. Hop off this dude. Big powerful dogs need to be trained. Early training avoids future conflict. I see owner who truly did his research and is training his pup for success.

    • @haulingfuel4759
      @haulingfuel4759 3 года назад +1

      Pup Pup improve your english, and educate yourself on large breed dogs.

    • @kevinmirgaux4702
      @kevinmirgaux4702 2 года назад

      A retriever is very powerfull dog too. The power is not only what the dog is able to do with teeth...try to compare really the both and you will be surprise. After they are not putting in tge same kind of work....one of the retriever i teach is one of the 3 best dogs in France for drugs.....but actually his career is finish 8 years. Time to enjoy a new life.

    • @saarlooswolfhund6237
      @saarlooswolfhund6237 2 года назад

      Aurika:u understand nothing about dogs. Please never own one.

    • @garylentz5504
      @garylentz5504 5 месяцев назад

      Only thing the dog is guarding is a chain link fence,so the neighbors can also tease him! Seen it happen so many times!

  • @anamurcia2239
    @anamurcia2239 2 года назад +5

    People don’t understand 🤦🏻‍♀️ either you discipline your dog while they’re young and allow them to grow old or they bite a kids hand and die young. This dude is doing an awesome job training him and that chain isn’t even heavy he’s literally a big strong muscle dog, he can handle way more.

  • @_IK3LZ3Y_
    @_IK3LZ3Y_ 2 года назад +4

    I have two Rottweiler’s at the moment both males. My older one died a few years back. He is absolutely doing the right thing. I trained mine at 8 weeks to go to their spots in the kitchen and do not eat from another dogs bowl unless I give it to them. Every once in awhile I had feed them or move their bowl or pick it up while they are eating. If there is any aggression, It’s a sit a stay till I release to eat. I’m lucky to have not had a pup with food aggression. If he doesn’t nip this now, the puppy will be put down later. Rescue Rottweiler’s who were never trained are hard to train. I adopted one at nine months and I always have to assert alpha. I love that he is so calm.

  • @thedawapenjor
    @thedawapenjor 3 года назад +27

    People complaining about how poorly the dog is being treated are the type that fail to discipline harder to own dogs and then later have them be put down by authorities for aggressive behaviour.

    • @haulingfuel4759
      @haulingfuel4759 3 года назад

      And they don't think twice about dumping an untrained dog off at the pound. Where it will suffer and probably be put down

    • @puredragon28
      @puredragon28 3 года назад +1

      can confirm. Worked at a shelter for 5+years and the people who dropped off their dogs didn't believe in trainings or showing dominance. Then there's the people who would've been better off with a stuff animal 🙄 annoying ass "karens"

    • @haulingfuel4759
      @haulingfuel4759 3 года назад

      puredragon28 I've got the utmost respect for shelter workers. Most people couldn't handle that experience. Some of the best people in the world are shelter workers and volunteers. You should be required to spend time there before getting a dog. Thank you

    • @nirmalai.vasigaren9295
      @nirmalai.vasigaren9295 2 года назад

      Yes, exactly.

  • @davidpwajok
    @davidpwajok 8 месяцев назад +5

    this man training the dog for dog fighting

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  8 месяцев назад +10

      Rottweiler used for dog fighting..smh that statement explains what you don't know about dogs.

  • @cobaltbluestickman5557
    @cobaltbluestickman5557 2 года назад +7

    The people calling this video abuse are the ones who don’t deserve to have a dog.

    • @DaddysFastestSwimmer
      @DaddysFastestSwimmer 2 года назад +1

      Exactly they're the one who's dog is gonna rip some poor kids arm off.

  • @finn9000
    @finn9000 2 года назад +8

    He still listens that's impressive

  • @genzod7940
    @genzod7940 3 года назад +22

    If you don´t educate your Rottweiler and show him constantly who is the boss, a real male Rottweiler will take over your home square feet by square feet and will become the main owner of the house. Male Rottweilers are not your usual family dog toy. Needs constant training and lots of exercise.
    Great dogs.

    • @junemooney1498
      @junemooney1498 2 года назад

      Agree completely.

    • @sureshsteven8669
      @sureshsteven8669 2 года назад +3

      Seriously, I don't get why humans want to show this alpha male boss thingy to animals. Already they are doing this to their neighbours and other human beings around their social circles, now they doing this to their pet? Seriously awkward seeing human competing with animals to show who's the boss. More over it's super weird when competing with a pet.

    • @user-sz9pc3oi9c
      @user-sz9pc3oi9c 2 года назад

      @@sureshsteven8669 because, ive seen it for myself... Dogs are very dominate beings and actaully look at you as apart of their pack. if the dog isnt trained a very young age when it grows up it can be very dominate or aggressive towards strangers or their own owners, the showing whos in charge thing is really needed.

  • @Lilmisscostumedrama
    @Lilmisscostumedrama 2 года назад +4

    The man in the video has a lot of patience!

  • @brolic600lt
    @brolic600lt Год назад +5

    Amazing respect that dog has for
    His owner. This is a must. This breed is my favorite and i have raised many with another coming to the family in 6 weeks. He was not harming the dog, he was teaching it correctly as this breed and many others get a bad “rap” because of owners not doing their job to train and educate the puppy.

  • @thetiger117
    @thetiger117 3 года назад +21

    He's doing an amazing job. This comment section is a friendly reminder why not everyone should own a dog, especially big ones.

    • @v1antbo
      @v1antbo 3 года назад

      OK, sure

    • @hblackburn5580
      @hblackburn5580 3 года назад

      Yeah cuz a chain heavier than the dog itself is totally necessary. Jesus christ, nobody is making fun of him on trying to train his dog, they're giving him s*** because that dog is clearly being abused by having to drag around an unreasonably heavy chain. Not one single legitimate certified dog trainer would look at this with approval. This is another backyard breeder who most likely runs a puppy mill and a fighting ring.

    • @saarlooswolfhund6237
      @saarlooswolfhund6237 2 года назад

      Sam Odak:obviously u understand nothing about dogs.
      Learn basics about dogs that you lack. 😉

  • @heinuchung8680
    @heinuchung8680 3 года назад +76

    People are stupid this dog has food aggression. I do usually advice when puppies are small feed them by holding their back legs up. This man is training the dog that "food is a treat in which I give you." This puppy will grow up very quickly and could be very dangerous otherwise. All the racist comments are disturbing.

    • @TamaraNiKole
      @TamaraNiKole 3 года назад +2

      Can you tell me what does feeding a puppy with his legs up do? I’m just wondering if you don’t mind

    • @danikaPTY
      @danikaPTY 3 года назад +1

      Hello. Can u Tell me how to approach food agression? U mentioned holding his rear legs, never Heard of this technique. Can u teach me? I Will be getting mine very soon.
      Do i REALLY NEED A TRAINER? Sometimes It seems they put out this need 4a super human trainer, trained for years to train a rott. I have no idea if its true or Not. 1 thing IS sure, i dont want an military killing dog. I just want s med bulky dog that IS caring sweet to the people he knows But impresive enough to.protect US & keep the thiefs away just by standing at the Gate. I appreciate ur advice. Thank you.

    • @mytiktokisstormywithachanc7637
      @mytiktokisstormywithachanc7637 3 года назад +4

      @@danikaPTY you don’t need a trainer. Just look up training videos on RUclips, one of my personal favorite dog trainers is Victoria stillwell and she has a whole bunch of ways to train dogs on her show “it’s me or the dog”. If your dog ends up having food aggression try hand feeding and if that doesn’t work try one of her videos on it. Good luck!

    • @danikaPTY
      @danikaPTY 3 года назад

      @@mytiktokisstormywithachanc7637 Thank you

  • @olivermeier2949
    @olivermeier2949 6 месяцев назад +8

    Congratulations,you're building yourself a liability all the while erasing any bond,get a cat.

  • @nickdogg7320
    @nickdogg7320 Год назад +8

    People commenting stupid shit don't realize what this dude is doing IS NOT ABUSE!. He's correcting the behavior before it gets out of control. I've been around dogs my ENTIRE life. Y'all don't know jack shit about animal abuse.

  • @kyleduncan4349
    @kyleduncan4349 3 года назад +34

    Lamar and chop look different here

  • @kofinart
    @kofinart 3 года назад +13

    The people bitching about this are the kinds of dog owners that don't have a dominant bone in their body and wonder why their dog is out of control or shows food aggression when it's time for them to get fed.

    • @puredragon28
      @puredragon28 3 года назад +4

      🤣 or have small ass dogs

    • @kofinart
      @kofinart 3 года назад +2

      @@puredragon28 Oh god, don't remind me of THOSE people, they're the worst kind of dog owner!

    • @saarlooswolfhund6237
      @saarlooswolfhund6237 2 года назад

      @@kofinart you are definitely no dog owner, I guess you own rabbits. Everything you write is incompetent bullshit 😂

    • @kofinart
      @kofinart 2 года назад

      @@saarlooswolfhund6237 and I bet you own a cat, pretending to know about dogs because you did nothing to counter my argument. I've owned several dogs in my life time and not one are disobedient nor do I allow them to run my home.

  • @mikesgirl1988
    @mikesgirl1988 2 года назад +3

    That pup when it was younger had to fight for its food, that's why he is aggressive

  • @Felt.Recoil
    @Felt.Recoil Год назад +5

    I've raised multiple Rottweilers indoor and outdoor(houses, apartments, farms). If you've owned a Rottweiler you know this chain is feather-weight too them (yes, even at this age). The dog doesn't seemed injured, scared, or show signs of neglect. Regardless, there is nothing wrong with having your dog securely confined (not everyone has a luxurious oasis for their animals to run free, even though that is goals). I'm not going to jump to conclusions on why the puppy is aggressive like others in this chain of comments, because it can derive from a multiple of reasons and this video doesn't show enough to judge.

    • @idk-xr8lr
      @idk-xr8lr Год назад

      The chain is not very appropriate for a small Rottweiler but I can see the dog is in good health now.

  • @MrAviator99th
    @MrAviator99th 3 года назад +10

    Being protective...if it's not the Master, the pup is doing the right thing. Obedience and respect in the pack! Keep doing your thing, Fella!

  • @kingkoolsavas1193
    @kingkoolsavas1193 3 года назад +8

    You think thats Aggressive ??You never seen my Neighbor with her mutant Chihuahas

  • @g.d.tharanga3712
    @g.d.tharanga3712 10 месяцев назад +6

    The chain seems heavy for the poor thing. Than man is as cold as a stone. Dogs are very immortal.

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  10 месяцев назад

      Lol..watch my other videos and leave a comment. Thanks

  • @brianterry8317
    @brianterry8317 2 года назад +4

    We have been lucky with ours; they have never been aggressive with food
    I'm sure a trainer told me that if they haven't been fed properly by breeders before you buy them. Then the pupps can be aggressive among themselves in a fight for food
    I'm sure this handsome Rottee will grow out of it with the help of his Dad
    👍

  • @alexv5581
    @alexv5581 3 года назад +8

    Great job on teaching early on as a puppy. The results in the end when he is fully grown will make pooch and owner happy 👍

  • @Akuto420
    @Akuto420 3 года назад +37

    Internet makes people dumb and courageous behind a keyboard. Irl you'll get slapped or punched or kicked or three of those together in a combo. smh

    • @dingleberries1415
      @dingleberries1415 3 года назад

      Hypocritical of you

    • @Akuto420
      @Akuto420 3 года назад

      @@dingleberries1415 you too require a slap

  • @SwanLord101
    @SwanLord101 2 года назад +6

    Nice job 👍 why are people saying this is bad when the dog grows up it will be well behaved.

  • @sterlingwitherspoon5709
    @sterlingwitherspoon5709 2 месяца назад +2

    Homie looked scared as hell to put his hand in that bowl lol 😂😂

  • @gallezzo6650
    @gallezzo6650 3 года назад +9

    Better get him straight now because in 3 months you won't be the boss.

  • @talentosa57
    @talentosa57 3 года назад +24

    The people trash talking how this guy is training HIS puppy are going to be the same people who will shame him when this puppy grows up to be 130lbs+ adult dog that is a threat to the people around him. I'm sorry that you feel like babying a food aggressive puppy is the way to correct that problem, but if you don't nip it in the bud properly as soon as possible, it's going to lead to massive other problems as he gets older and is harder to control.
    TLDR: You train your dog, let him train his. There's no abuse here, stfu.

    • @consmath1400
      @consmath1400 3 года назад +3

      Well Said...its truly appalling how silly thinking outweighs logical thinking ...simple simon thinking is Dangerous

    • @danikaPTY
      @danikaPTY 3 года назад

      Hello. So how should i train him if he is good agressive?(i Will getting him soon). What do i have to do? I appreciate your advice. Thank you

  • @banditcountry9374
    @banditcountry9374 2 года назад +10

    Amazes me how many people would rather their dogs walk all over them and dominate them. This is the issue with dog owners. They are pack animals they need to know who the boss is they are not your equal. They are amazing companions and need to know your their caring provider. This animal could kill wolves and it will kill kids or other animals if you let it.

  • @unicornwizhez4115
    @unicornwizhez4115 Год назад +4

    THE PROGRESS IN 3 SHORT MINUTES 😍😍😍😍😍 I love rotties so smart.

  • @yashthapa5451
    @yashthapa5451 3 года назад +10

    Random people thinking they Cesar Milan with all those negative comments. I appreciate the guy in the video...a responsible dog owner teaching his rottie some valuable life skills which will be beneficial in the long term

  • @adamjaberwolff
    @adamjaberwolff 3 года назад +11

    dafaq is ppls problem in the comments? How is it the owners fault a puppy is food aggressive? did all ppl turn idiots this year? its a puppy, all dominant puppies in their litter develop food aggression, its how wolves are in nature, alpha eats first.the owner did a great job of fixing it.

    • @Akuto420
      @Akuto420 3 года назад +2

      people get dumb and courageous behind a keyboard. anyone say the stupid things they've been commenting irl I'll knock them down and tell my dog to bite them. ffs

  • @vorderlader5681
    @vorderlader5681 5 месяцев назад +10

    I would never put my puppy on such a massive chain. Chains can make dogs aggressive.

    • @DatGuySus
      @DatGuySus 3 месяца назад +1

      That's a rottweiler 😑

    • @vorderlader5681
      @vorderlader5681 3 месяца назад

      @@DatGuySus What does that mean?

    • @DatGuySus
      @DatGuySus 3 месяца назад +1

      @@vorderlader5681 you serious? Rotties are known to be aggressive + it seems you never seen this man's latest videos 🤣🙄

    • @vorderlader5681
      @vorderlader5681 3 месяца назад

      @@DatGuySus 😂No dog is aggressive from birth. Who says such nonsense. They are made aggressive. I grew up with German shepherds, pit bulls and rottweilers. What I definitely know is that chains and cages make dogs aggressive.

    • @DatGuySus
      @DatGuySus 3 месяца назад +1

      @@vorderlader5681 you realize he's just teaching it to have manners right? You sure you grew up with rotties if you did you would've realized it from the start 🤣🤦🏻

  • @finnyyrw
    @finnyyrw 10 месяцев назад +6

    I've had rottweilers never treated them like this as a pup and turned out great dogs no need for this that age chained up like that

  • @raynathornton6919
    @raynathornton6919 3 года назад +14

    That’s a heavy ass chain to put on a small puppies neck. Not okay.

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  3 года назад +3

      Is that right?

    • @Eater_of_Souls
      @Eater_of_Souls 3 года назад +1

      Read the pinned comment.

    • @guilmersumarriva6747
      @guilmersumarriva6747 2 года назад

      Exactly those chains are for dragging trucks for example, what happens is that the guy watches a lot of movies, the very stupid

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  2 года назад

      @@guilmersumarriva6747 you're smart dude!

    • @brianwidner9832
      @brianwidner9832 2 года назад

      @@guilmersumarriva6747 that chain doesn't impede a Rottweiler at all, despite it looking massive compared to the puppy this is a working breed that was used often for pulling carts with 100's of lbs of meat on them, aka the butchers dog.....its not like its some toy breed.

  • @danielmantilla2781
    @danielmantilla2781 3 года назад +8

    Pup with a fuking chain

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/QS4rJQgdrXs/видео.html

  • @Gardenwork-wi7zy
    @Gardenwork-wi7zy Год назад +4

    Considering the overwhelming amount of fatal dog attacks America is currently experiencing, you would think they would appreciate seeing an owner taking proactive steps to raising a safe dog. Well, safe as a dog can be anyway.
    No-kill shelters, uninformed bleeding hearts, genetically bred ticking time bombs and a beyond reason justifications for not doing any specific breed legislations, is truly the beginning of the end of how Americans deal with their canines. Have to learn the hard way.

  • @Mafia-hm4on
    @Mafia-hm4on 2 года назад +13

    I like how everybody puts their 2 cents in but judge off one video but don’t know the bare minimum, everybody see’s one video with a puppy on a chain and assumes he’s getting abused🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @maiajade.r
      @maiajade.r 2 года назад

      they have three padlocks on the
      puppy . You can see it is slouching. I have no care if dogs have chains on em, but that is def to heavy for a little puppy

    • @Mafia-hm4on
      @Mafia-hm4on 2 года назад

      @@maiajade.r do u forget this is a wallpaper

  • @HealthyScratch21
    @HealthyScratch21 3 года назад +8

    Lol at all the “positive reinforcement only” internet dog trainers

    • @Allenkcw
      @Allenkcw 3 года назад +1

      Lmao right. People dont know shit about working/protective breeds.

  • @kazzyandrew5856
    @kazzyandrew5856 3 года назад +48

    the comments on here haha ..... I can put my hands in my dogs food while she is eating it and take the bowl away, the puppy doesn't own the food, the owner does ..... a puppy/dog should never ever growl at it's owner for any reason ............

    • @bulkboys5122
      @bulkboys5122 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/sMG1nlQi5bg/видео.html z

    • @danikaPTY
      @danikaPTY 3 года назад

      Hello. What i haté about this vids are they dont Tell u how to solve th problem. Just show th problem. I am about to get a make Rottie. read ur post & decide 2 ask, Hope thats ok with u.
      I had had Germán But i Was 2 Young & my parents knew nothing about dogs, no training. Then a poodle 4 15yearno training, But he Was cool &potty trained, no problems at all. Now a bichón frise,my mom & i have trained inbásics by doing th Desired behavior over& over. Now i want a Rottie. Do i REALLY need trainer?
      Can i see as much vids& read all i can & train him myself, the higiene básics? (he Will b 2 months tomorrow, if i down down pay, Will get him on friday).
      4. What about th básic training like stay dont bite, dont pull, walk by my side? Can i do It myself?
      Some "experts" put a shadow over th self training, saying things as 1 must have previos exper with rott. But if u dont get ur first, then how do u have prev exp!! They Talk like u have to be an out of this world human to train &deal with them. i am just worried i would Not be able 2come across 2 him & train him. I have no intent on having a military agressive killer rott. I like their calm, sweet, loving demeanor & med body, with people thy know. & i know by nature Will b protective of US even if i dont train him to seek, bite &kill. Would need 2 train him to ,let go the arm of Some1 or th neck of another dog. Could i train him to let go?
      Can u give me advice on these issues? I apreciate ur guidence. Thank you.

  • @iamroque7941
    @iamroque7941 2 года назад +8

    Yo can some of y’all chill? This dog is an adult now….
    Don’t gotta comment unnecessary stuff

  • @clutchron2x528
    @clutchron2x528 2 года назад +11

    All the wyte ppl who tongue kiss and take baths with their dog mad in the comments

    • @ThatBoyTrife
      @ThatBoyTrife 2 года назад +1

      Bro fr like they know that their dogs used that same tongue to lick their own balls and assholes just 30 seconds before they make out with them right? Right? Lmao

  • @kreemghandour1761
    @kreemghandour1761 3 года назад +7

    That is a chain you use to pull a car out of a ditch... wtf man...

  • @33rdmorgan43
    @33rdmorgan43 Год назад +6

    Dis exactly what I did to my rot pup, hes 8 months old to be exact and he know how to act right when needed to already, for everybody thinking this abuse then I’d like to see y’all get one n treat this breed like it was a baby 😂 like to see how that goes for you

  • @aidanburkholder19
    @aidanburkholder19 2 года назад +8

    Everyone hating has an iq of 1. Let me explain slowly. The puppy doesn’t like when someone goes near the food, the puppy will bite. You need to correct the puppy, so when puppy all big he doesn’t rip someone’s arm off. Even a chihuahua will sometimes gets angry when you’re in his food space. It is not a learned behavior, hes clearly not starving and fighting other dogs to get food.

  • @maxymmax1536
    @maxymmax1536 3 года назад +9

    Chain it's heavier than the puppy 🐶 🤣

  • @thenickseditious
    @thenickseditious 2 года назад +2

    Look at the muscles on that little dude too. He's a beautiful dog

  • @itstonjohn3867
    @itstonjohn3867 2 года назад +12

    This isn’t abuse. If you don’t know anything about training large breed dogs just say that.

    • @msmushroom1
      @msmushroom1 2 года назад +1

      Clearly the owner of the puppy doesn't know anything about training because if he did he wouldn't need that awful heavy chain.!!

    • @bullymaguire4457
      @bullymaguire4457 2 года назад

      @UC-gsCXHLvTt874Krf6JWRrw Dude shut the fuck up already go bitch on some other video.

  • @gh4348
    @gh4348 2 года назад +4

    Hats off to u sir, he is very well trained and well mannered
    Great job , finally some1 who has control over the dog and not the other way around

  • @tal_a_killshot5362
    @tal_a_killshot5362 Год назад +6

    My grandpa had to rotties and he beat the shit out of them😂 not like fists just like slapping them on the nose and but as a correction. They were the most trained and respectful dogs i have ever seen

    • @user-mg8qd2fr4j
      @user-mg8qd2fr4j Год назад

      Lmao sometimes a lil slap on the ass is all they need 😂

  • @Tcray430
    @Tcray430 4 года назад +43

    That chain big as hell. Lmao! Can put that on a horse.

    • @Legacy1985
      @Legacy1985 4 года назад +1

      Hahaha he will grow into it

    • @billywilton1114
      @billywilton1114 4 года назад +4

      That's how you suppose to have it...😒 it's for gaining muscles when they get older you're supposed to put a even bigger one on em....

    • @coleeason6007
      @coleeason6007 4 года назад +1

      If he was any slimmer mafuka would look like a doberman

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  4 года назад

      @@coleeason6007 He's 3 years old and outside of color resembles nothing like a Doberman...I don't want or advertise over weight dogs at best Rottweilers is good around 110lbs full grown and my dog is a working dog from a working line and not a dog who just eats can't fetch or walk an hour without needing water if I wanted a lazy day dog I would of went with an American blood line.

    • @coleeason6007
      @coleeason6007 4 года назад

      @@CSTYLETHESLIM aw man knock it off get out ya feelings

  • @MidnightRambler
    @MidnightRambler 3 года назад +14

    If you dont train a pup manners when they are young..lord help you when they are old. esp big breeds like this one.

  • @reallyjustrandom1230
    @reallyjustrandom1230 2 года назад +1

    A great video which shows how a professional trains a dog to ensure obedience in the hierarchy!

  • @hollyharvey1986
    @hollyharvey1986 Год назад +1

    My parents bred and raised Rottweilers. My teenager brought in a pup and he chews on everything but his chew toys..even our outside table and chairs

  • @michealenohayuk8595
    @michealenohayuk8595 3 года назад +22

    That chain looks heavy for that pup

    • @consmath1400
      @consmath1400 3 года назад +1

      Cause you silly...and apparently dont understand different methods of training a possible killer

    • @consmath1400
      @consmath1400 3 года назад

      @Toki Warheart Understood...but in my experience...ive not met one grown Rottweiler that just wanted to cuddle around my legs like a kitty...but i have met some that would rip your head off if you blinked wrong

    • @guaardsky4404
      @guaardsky4404 3 года назад

      @Toki Warheart whatever they are they have to learn an order in the family. You can teach them until 7 month. If they learn the order they will be your best friends. You can take them with you everywhere they will be obbedients because they will respect you. If you are strict and consequent until they are small you can teach them. You can teach them this way without hitting them. (The man on the video is very calm. An expert! BUT if you are not able to clarify the order in the family until 7 month you will have very big problems. As a minimum they will bite you. Havent you heard about Rott that became furiously mad from one day to the other?? There are families where all members are afraid of their own dog. If you see an adult Rott with very good and close relation with his owner U can be sure that tha dog was educated well in his childhood. Rott is not a simple dog. Only for experts!!!! Imagine that small dog when it becomes 60 kg and behaves like this!!!! When you go close to him while he is eating he will do the same but wont stop!!! And the result: you will find yourself in the newspapers:"owner was seriously hurted by his dog. Dog is in cage owner is in intensive care unit". Everybody will say: again a mad Rott. No!!Again an owner who didnt educate a dog well. Who shouldnt have buy a Rott.

    • @CrowMoto
      @CrowMoto 3 года назад

      @@consmath1400 are u serious with this statement? „Possible Killer“??? Really too hard! Theses dogs are harmful and intelligent, sure no dogs for beginners! Read the breed description and then judge on that race again! No dog is a possible killer otherwise the holder wants that!

    • @consmath1400
      @consmath1400 3 года назад

      @@CrowMoto Is a Wolf a killer is a coyote a killer...Have you ever heard of a dog attacking and killing someone...Lets be Real where have you seen a Rottweiler herding anything...please dont define this dog from a Man Made Definition a herd dog...Please a herd dog that will chew you a new ass hole

  • @shydaweirdo9977
    @shydaweirdo9977 3 года назад +6

    All most of you see is a scared,aggressive,sad little puppy but just judge of the first thing yall see he wasnt doing anything to the dog just showing you how he deals with it and the chain might be a little heavy for the puppy but is for the safety of the puppy,what if he decided to let the puppy hangout side for about 30 minutes,any body would want to steal a cute puppy like that but that's all yall see a cute puppy but when he gets older yall wont know what to do with them!!

  • @janiereyna2231
    @janiereyna2231 2 года назад +6

    Messed up dude. Unchain your puppy. What a life!

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  2 года назад +3

      You really think he's still on that chain 4 years later.. smh.

  • @Argie_the_Rottie
    @Argie_the_Rottie 11 месяцев назад +1

    Well mine used to be like that when we got him, I primarily used to stay with him every lunch time and i feed him with my hand until he naturally gets used to it, never again that happened now he even got his own youtube channel lol and u can see how beautiful and calm he is, they are like an angels to us that I can assure you not every rottie owner deserves them

  • @burningspear90
    @burningspear90 3 года назад +12

    Bruh wow this is a deep video. I rarely see what it takes to discipline a dog to listen as a adult. In fact the complete opposite regardless of size. They don’t sit they lurch at other dogs even get into fight and go back again. On my block here in Bklyn there’s an elder prolly in his 70’s and he’s got two HUGE rotts. Male and female. Anyone walks by him they lurching barking WOOFING don’t make a difference if you known him for 30 yrs or 1 yr. size of the human or stroller pushing no difference. And they 12 yrs old. He told me how one of them bit a woman last year. My Godfather told me no one should have a dog that’s lurching at people in the street or barking struggling on their chain. That means they werent trained with discipline. So I see this and I’m now aware of how early and direct one has to be with dogs REGARDLESS OF SIZE. He’s not afraid of you beating him he sees you as alpha his momma and his daddy in one. I was gonna ask if you have video of him and you now. But imma check your page and see. Thank you for posting this now imma see what folks got to say in comments about this.

  • @AlexTorres-vt6ym
    @AlexTorres-vt6ym 7 месяцев назад +4

    Being chained up sends mixed messages. Makes him aggressive.

    • @CSTYLETHESLIM
      @CSTYLETHESLIM  6 месяцев назад +1

      Not necessarily but the chain was just for this video.

  • @MattGarcyaDC
    @MattGarcyaDC 2 года назад +3

    mans gets it. those that don't want be treating their dogs like a regular human

  • @lbmautos
    @lbmautos 2 года назад +6

    I love it, training is so important especially for mastiff breeds. I had a Pyrenees mix and I could take a bone from his mouth with no issue due to me teaching him about when and not when to be aggressive. Anything he would pick up i would say "drop it" and he would. 👍

  • @blackstar6609
    @blackstar6609 2 года назад

    He said no one is stealing my dog. Im putting locks on it. 😆😆😆😂😂🤣🤣

  • @manuahio4401
    @manuahio4401 2 года назад +4

    It funny hearing a puppy growl it so cute😂

  • @r0yalew1thcheese
    @r0yalew1thcheese 3 года назад +7

    Dogs that are aggressive over their food will lead to a family member getting bit. This behaviour should be discouraged at a young age, a dog should never EVER growl at it's owner. No matter how cute you think the dog is. People tend to think that because they love their dogs they should be allowed to do anything. People need to educate themselves on dog behaviour and learn what messages their dogs are giving, I see dogs blatantly challenging their owners authority and people laugh it off like it's cute. failing to learn this will lead to someone getting hurt.

  • @pulproman6892
    @pulproman6892 2 года назад +13

    The negative comments must be trolls or the highest levels of ignorance lol.

  • @andrewchapman2024
    @andrewchapman2024 2 года назад +10

    What I want to know is how anybody can train any dog to be that obedient. This is awesome!

    • @GMAV3RICK
      @GMAV3RICK 2 года назад

      Its called having *testicular fortitude,* which this current generation of soy boy pansies SORELY LACK.

  • @terryseldon42
    @terryseldon42 2 года назад +2

    Man good training.. I train mine from the five week to 6 month then they usually locked in for life not needing any further training except in physical appearances

  • @mosdoperiding5494
    @mosdoperiding5494 2 года назад +7

    All of a sudden it's 100 dog trainers on here

  • @DJ-xg2wh
    @DJ-xg2wh 3 года назад +16

    He probably mad you got that double decker industrial lock on his neck💀

  • @TheManUpPodcast
    @TheManUpPodcast 2 года назад +6

    Goddamn they hating in these comments 😂

  • @susieconnolly3122
    @susieconnolly3122 2 года назад +3

    Poor wee dug anchored like that, wee thing looks totally defeated.

  • @brianlaurent4806
    @brianlaurent4806 4 года назад +27

    That chain is for a tow truck not a pet