@@liesbeth5742 yup, here in spain it's banned too, but i feel like it's kinda stupid bc if the owner wants to, they are going to do it anyways, banning it just makes it less safe for the dog
@@Jamesrodriguez2024-h4x Actually, pure bred pitbulls have shorter life expectancies than mixed bred pitbulls. So quite a few of dog species have been positivley affected by selective breeding.
@@Scout-y7b Purebreds have more health problems and shorter life expectancies because the gene pool is less diverse through interbreeding. More genetic variance is always better
Unfrotunalty most English bulldogs can’t breathe very well because people who backyard breed there dogs don’t care about health they care about money. If you get or have met a wellbred English bulldog from a responsible breeder you will see that they can breathe just as well as any other dog. Plus the picture used for the English bulldog back then wasn’t a well bred one.
They all have trouble breathing, even 'well bred ones' no such thing, they gave been irresponsibly bred just like pugs and others like them....they can't breathe especially in certain weather..one of the original winners in show in the states I think died as it was an unseasonably hit year...died soon after winning
@@evee4141 I was saying that this person who commented has never met a well bred English bulldog. And it’s not hard to see why because they are a popular dog breed so ones that you do see most commonly are backyard breed dogs. Backyard breeders monopolize on common sought after dog breeds. They breed for money and not for the health and well being of a dog and it shows. I was also saying that you can tell the difference between a byb and a well bred bull dog is because one of those dogs will have no problems breathing. I can understand why that was confusing. I apologize for the confusion I caused you.
"working" breeds are still used for certain purposes and are used for function, so they typically won't have changes. The changes you'll mostly see will be animals that are popular as pets and companions, that have been bred for aesthetic, or visual features that harm the animal. Of course, working breeds aren't free from this. If you look at modern pictures of German shepherds, notice how new ones have very sloped back hips. It's a real health problem, but breed "standards" value mutated looks over health.
That’s actually one of the reasons huskies tend to have so few health conditions than other breeds. The general rule of thumb is that the more selective breeding a breed goes through, ie the more they differ from wolves, the more underlying health conditions they’ll have. Huskies are physically very similar to wolves, while purse dogs and the like are incredibly far and tend to have way more issues.
It was actually way more athletic and healthy back then we ruined the breed because all of them now have health problems I've had one and honestly the pills it has to take each month just to function,it must be a nightmare for them
@iMalone_75, but they did do what they love to do. Now, they aren't even capable of running. English bulldogs can't even breed nowadays. Nor can it deliver its puppies on it's own.
6 months later: wolf returns to the pack 20 pounds heavier and wearing a braided leather collar: “Guys! I missed you! I heard this extended winter is really hurting the pack! My hairless pet, has a huge pack of his own and they LOVE me! I figured you guys could come back with me and each of us would have a pet! They’re really good at feeding and keeping you warm, all you have to do is warn them when something invades the territory, help THEM hunt food, and tolerate their cub’s attention! It’s the BEST!”
The second dog can't be considered a purebred Doberman because that photo was taken on the early stages of the selective breeding, so it's like a quarter of a doberman but it's not there yet, if that makes sense
@@pink_wixard yup but most of that is people's fault for breeding dogs without having a look on their ancestor's genetics, for example petstore dogs, they usually sell them without any kind of information about the dog's family tree and which illnesses were common among them
@@rosesanderson4625 yeah it's kinda weird... It has the body structure of an european dob but the face and legs resamble more of an american one, but it's face looks droopier than it should, and the coloring its also kinda strange?... Idk man never been too fond of american dobermans tbh
Only problem with dobies is the cardiovascular diseases, and those are never easy to breed out because they can go hidden for the animal's entire life.
@@ksoh1oe276 What you heard are the 'classic' excuses for people who prefer this 'aesthetic'. They use these kinds of catch phrases to justify their animal abuse because they are somewhat true, but there is a weird twist within this logic. In general, it's true that dogs with very slim tails tend to have more injuries due to wagging, e.g. if their tail is hitting a hard object. And yes, floppy ears come with less ventilation (aka a wonderfully warm, moist place for micro-organisms) and therefore, dogs with this 'feature' are suffering from ear infections more frequently. There are two important BUTs: 1. There a many dog breeds with floppy ears and/or slim tails who get along without chopping anything off, e.g. with extra care (My dog has floppy (and incredibly hairy) ears (I got him despite this, not because I like this kind of breeding). I clean them twice a week, voilà, he's fine.). So no need to fight animal suffering with more animal abuse, there are different opportunities. 2. It would be much, MUCH more sustainable to fight the physical features causing the problem (slim tail, floppy ears) via breeding changes because it wouldn't produce even more dogs struggling with the same difficulties. But most breeders and doberman lovers don't want breeding changes because - surprise ! - that would change the aesthetic they love and their dogs are suffering from. I hope this was helpful :)
@@shepherd8407 well yeah?? I never said they weren't bad in general but I'd assume they'd have less breathing complications earlier in the breeding process
Many dog breeds like the doberman have been subject to some level of inbreeding or just poor consideration, for example if you look at that old original doberman they looked more blocky in head, not as blocky as say a pit bull but blocky for sure for a pinscher type dog, looked like it had a more powerful jaw and added to a more genuine menacing look, most dobermans nowdays look like skinny horses, that old doberman had more beefy muscle pound for pound, probably was more athletic and had more function when Mr doberman would walk with his dogs in german hoods.
The reason dobermans and German shepards are much more intimidating now, is because owners have cropped the dog’s ears. This is widely common procedure to make guard dogs look the part. Ear cropping is when the inner part of this ear is cropped ( sliced ) in order the make the ears point up more. If these procedures are done by inexperienced vets, the dog can have serious hearing problems after and can even become deaf. We need to stop these cruel procedures!!!
German Shepherds ears stand on their own, like Huskies and Pomeranians. If an adult one has a floppy ear then it probably hurt it and the muscles didn't develop right. Dobermanns though do get docked, or they stay floppy.
@@hahaygm1 yesss I love olde English bulldogs they look so much better and healthier than the modern bulldogs, i have a tabby Canary mastiff and I get the same comments about him, but he's the sweetest guy with everyone he trusts!
It was much more accepted back then, they didn't care much about the animal's wellbeing so they did it without anesthesia or anything, that's why nowadays its still very stigmatized, but if it's done by a professional and with anesthesia, I don't really see the problem there
@@fuckualex5444 it couses pain and it's completely unnecessary and raises the risk of ear infections it also allows the wind to get in their ears easier witch is also painfull
@@fuckualex5444 The problem is you're doing a procedure without any medical reason and in most cases simply for aesthetic reasons which are unimportant to the dog. With every medical procedure, there comes a risk to get an infection, the dog is put in an unneccessarily stressful situation and will be in pain during the healing. So the conclusion is quite clear from a medical point of view.
Now, when you see your English bulldog, all you wanna do is cry because it’s so cute and cuddly back in the day people were terrified of bulldogs. They literally were guarding a house or guarding a lawn or guarding a junkyard. Nobody wanted to fuck around with them, cats back in the day they were fast and they had all type of energy. Nowadays, you barely can get your bulldog to get up and walk or go outside to pee.
Breeding has actually really negatively affected some dog breeds and that's kinda sad!
Yea like pugs
Its not kinda sad
Its really sad
@@inspiredcloudymika9748 They be so cute but they breath like my grandpa with COPD.
@@roxieharrington2418 I've slept near to a pug once, I swear to god it was like a tractor, i woke up scared
Yeah it’s very sad
English bulldog then: 🦵---🐶---🦵
Why is it like that tho💀
No that’s now, we are now breeding toad bulldogs, separating their legs apart. Look it up. It’s horrible.
@@simplygrace8393 its not bulldogs that look like that it's micro American bullies
It looked prety damn bad before aswell.
LMAOOOOO I DIED
English Bulldog now:
"Hay owner, what a nice day!"
English Bulldog then:
"Oi mate, it's winter innit?"
oi bruv youre correct
Lets move Sargeant!
oi oi oi 💀
😂😂
Reckon it's Chewsday
English bulldog then: 💪👹🤜
English bulldog now: 💖:3💗
Then: athletic healthy working dogs
Now:- can't even breathe
Their breed is so fucked ovee its insane
And that's a bad example, they used to be like bodybuilders
Now I see why bulldog in old Tom and Jerry cartoons looked so buff
:>
We’ve done some shit to dogs
Agreed
The dogs EVOLVED that way thats why they look different
@@Atlas-xz7oe if by evolved you mean selectively inbred to the point of widespread disease and physical disability then like yeah that happened
Pugs looks so squished
@@Atlas-xz7oe not really, people breed them and mix them with other dog breeds
The English bulldog back in the day says “put em up, put em up!!!”
Spike from Tom & Jerry is what bull dogs use to look like.
@@kerryabearunderrated comment😂
As an 211 year old woman, the nostalgia really hit hard 😢
Wha-💀💀
Too underrated -
Lol
I lowe Dobermann😢😢❤❤❤
WHAT THE FU-
I feel bad about Dobermans because people used to cut off their tails and tape their ears to stand up
They still do. Like a lot. And it looks great.
Idk where i stand on this because if you go to a vet and do it im sure the dogs gonna be fine. And they look good
That’s because it is in the breed standard. They are a guard dog. Like most protection dogs ears and tails are cropped/docked to prevent injuries
@@dookie7299In my country it's considered animal abused an illegal. It's actually an illegal procedure in a lot of countries.
@@liesbeth5742 yup, here in spain it's banned too, but i feel like it's kinda stupid bc if the owner wants to, they are going to do it anyways, banning it just makes it less safe for the dog
Past dog breed were alot healthier than what we have now.
How? (Not hate btw)
@@Gtg_home they were like bodybuilders back then. We just negatively affected them.
@@Jamesrodriguez2024-h4x Actually, pure bred pitbulls have shorter life expectancies than mixed bred pitbulls. So quite a few of dog species have been positivley affected by selective breeding.
@@Scout-y7b thanks for the explanation
@@Scout-y7b Purebreds have more health problems and shorter life expectancies because the gene pool is less diverse through interbreeding. More genetic variance is always better
The old English bulldog actually looks like those mean dogs from old cartoons! Remember Tom and Jerry?
Fr🤣🤣
Lol spike
Isn't that what he is?
Literally wanted to write the same comment as You - I thought exactly the same 🤩
Nah they look like there trying to hard to show off there muscles
That stance tho- 💀💀
Which one?
@@John-zb9yw the bulldog one
@@ScratTheMatits givin , bowl legged 💀🤚🏽
@@daniyahmariee. what..
@@daniyahmariee.GOODNIGHT. 💀💀
The old Doberman looks so cute
Edit: Ty for 300 likes
Yeah, and they look so fluffy for some reason, I want to hug it!!
That old Doberman is actually a European Doberman, the new one is a american Doberman.
@@3cheese711 European doberman look more like the new one than the old one
@frejbregn3284 the "new one" is taller, American Doberman are taller and European Doberman are shorter but more bulky.
Ikr
As an English bulldog owner, I was actually kinda scared when I saw the then photo, like imagine that thing jumping on you-
But you own a English bulldog
@@dragster1113 This person is talking about the black and white photo (then photo) 🌝
@@user-nu7uu3ho3fits a english bulldog
Well more tame or not they were way healthier and happier then but humans locked them up and transformed them against their will....
@@gemagaythey know, they’re talking about how it looked then compared to now…..
English bulldog then: can breathe
English bulldog now: ^having considerable trouble breathing^
Unfrotunalty most English bulldogs can’t breathe very well because people who backyard breed there dogs don’t care about health they care about money. If you get or have met a wellbred English bulldog from a responsible breeder you will see that they can breathe just as well as any other dog. Plus the picture used for the English bulldog back then wasn’t a well bred one.
They all have trouble breathing, even 'well bred ones' no such thing, they gave been irresponsibly bred just like pugs and others like them....they can't breathe especially in certain weather..one of the original winners in show in the states I think died as it was an unseasonably hit year...died soon after winning
same with pugs
@@aa_batteries-2460 where did "they don't care about health they only care about money" come from??? MONEY? Your comment is off topic
@@evee4141 I was saying that this person who commented has never met a well bred English bulldog. And it’s not hard to see why because they are a popular dog breed so ones that you do see most commonly are backyard breed dogs. Backyard breeders monopolize on common sought after dog breeds. They breed for money and not for the health and well being of a dog and it shows. I was also saying that you can tell the difference between a byb and a well bred bull dog is because one of those dogs will have no problems breathing. I can understand why that was confusing. I apologize for the confusion I caused you.
You know something happened when Spike from Tom and Jerry doesn’t look like todays English Bulldog’s
Why does the past Doberman look so confused but cute-
FR
AGREE IT'S SO CUTE AND LOOKS CONFUSED AHHH❤❤
He is like why is everybody taking pictures of me ?!
Because it’s had bits chopped off of it to look that way.
@@KevinAraoaw yes
I want and took a look at huskies 100 year ago compared to now and I don’t really see a noticeable difference
Not all dog breeds has major differences but a lot have had selective breeding so they’ll look more how humans wanted them
"working" breeds are still used for certain purposes and are used for function, so they typically won't have changes. The changes you'll mostly see will be animals that are popular as pets and companions, that have been bred for aesthetic, or visual features that harm the animal. Of course, working breeds aren't free from this. If you look at modern pictures of German shepherds, notice how new ones have very sloped back hips. It's a real health problem, but breed "standards" value mutated looks over health.
That’s actually one of the reasons huskies tend to have so few health conditions than other breeds. The general rule of thumb is that the more selective breeding a breed goes through, ie the more they differ from wolves, the more underlying health conditions they’ll have. Huskies are physically very similar to wolves, while purse dogs and the like are incredibly far and tend to have way more issues.
When they tried to do selective breeding on husky it said “nooo” huffed and went to lick a window 🤭
Same goes to Malinois and Blue heeler
the short:😍
the music:💀
Wdym it's a banger 💯
Where is the firebird emoji 🐦🔥 wait a minute there is!
That English Bulldog went through hell back then 😂
It was actually way more athletic and healthy back then we ruined the breed because all of them now have health problems I've had one and honestly the pills it has to take each month just to function,it must be a nightmare for them
@@Shyne282idk I think getting smashed by a bull is worse
@@Shyne282 you watch your tone young man, I don’t care that you’re typing on the internet you should be respectful to everyone
@@iRyanMaljoking arnt ya bulls feared these doggies
@iMalone_75, but they did do what they love to do. Now, they aren't even capable of running. English bulldogs can't even breed nowadays. Nor can it deliver its puppies on it's own.
The bulldogs legs before I- ☠️
Dobermans are one of the dog breeds that still look close to what they did back then. They haven't been destroyed by breeders
How I think it happened: wolf returns to pack “Guys. I found this group of hairless animals, and they scratched that spot on my back we can’t reach.”
"They also tossed me a bit of that big thing they chased down too, might go back for more later."
*Wolf comes back “Hey guys, I’m moving out”
6 months later: wolf returns to the pack 20 pounds heavier and wearing a braided leather collar: “Guys! I missed you! I heard this extended winter is really hurting the pack! My hairless pet, has a huge pack of his own and they LOVE me! I figured you guys could come back with me and each of us would have a pet! They’re really good at feeding and keeping you warm, all you have to do is warn them when something invades the territory, help THEM hunt food, and tolerate their cub’s attention! It’s the BEST!”
Aaaa yeds
The second dog can't be considered a purebred Doberman because that photo was taken on the early stages of the selective breeding, so it's like a quarter of a doberman but it's not there yet, if that makes sense
yeah, it's missing all the genetic mutations and medical complications from selective breeding.
The first picture wasn't a particularly good example of the breed either.
@@pink_wixard let’s not forget the cropped ears. They are born with floppy ears and it should stay that way.
@@pink_wixard yup but most of that is people's fault for breeding dogs without having a look on their ancestor's genetics, for example petstore dogs, they usually sell them without any kind of information about the dog's family tree and which illnesses were common among them
@@rosesanderson4625 yeah it's kinda weird... It has the body structure of an european dob but the face and legs resamble more of an american one, but it's face looks droopier than it should, and the coloring its also kinda strange?... Idk man never been too fond of american dobermans tbh
The Doberman was so cute back then ☺️
I can’t see the appeal of a dog with its ears and tail chopped off. That’s sad af.
They still are
The Doberman looked so cute back then omg
Fr
That’s mitsuri for you
But he's so cute today
@@RedRedemption12 it had more of a baby face back then
@@flurry3587 yeah
The Doberman got upgraded
Maybe cosmetically, but look at the slant in his back the older dooberman has alot less hip problems.
Function nd health is what u should breed for.
english bulldog on the other hand:
Upgraded... to aesthetically pleasing health degeneracy.
Lmao the bulldog-
🦵🏼 🐶 🦵🏼
“hAvInG a WoDeRfUl TiMe”
got me dying😭😭😂😂
DOBER MEN LOOKED SO CUTE
Good to see more and more people see this.
Love the stance of the old bulldog! Those arms are soooo spread apart!
Dogs legs aren't built to go in that direction
that's not a good thing for the dog???!! can't imagine it living a comfortable life, poor thing must have had difficulties walking around
Dude the dog has Been starving
No that looks like a healthy size bulldog@@Xeno-z9d
That bulldog had the legs of nightmare fuel
I have a Doberman his name is gucci and yesterday it was his birthday he is old now he is 6 years old I hope he will never die he means a lot to me ❤️
Alive?
if u feed him lots of chocolate and coffee and onions and garlic then surely he will be immune to death
Doberman are my fav animal and it looks cool back thten
Sameee!!! I luv European Dobermanns :^3
That old Doberman looks like a damn beast.
finally a video it’s not a long intro- 🤗👌
the doberman was so cute tho
Casper the dog 💀☠️
Bro the English dog then was doing some arm spreading
💪💪💪
Bro never forgot leg day- or should I say paw day
That's where Spike came from
"RESPCT 🤯"
-that one guy, probably
And the song is the annoying part lol.
People: oh! That doesn’t look so different!
Pugs: 😅
English bulldog now :- how was your day mate ?
English bulldog then :- pull up mofo
The Doberman doesn’t even look that bad compared to many breeds. Yeah it’s definitely changed but it still looks healthy.
Only problem with dobies is the cardiovascular diseases, and those are never easy to breed out because they can go hidden for the animal's entire life.
yup
plus it looks like even back then they had their tails and ears cropped
I like how Dobermans were back then I wish they were like that today but I still like the way they are
This song just makes me wanna 💀
same 😭 ✋🏻
I love Tiny TIm!
@@GoldenFrizbee too me
The old Doberman starring into mah soul 💀💀
DANG THE ENGLISH BULL DOG THEN HAS A GYATT💅
Sad fact: dogs sometimes get there ears cut to make them seam for “cute“
And as you can see in the video, their tails, too. I'm very glad this practice is banned where I live, but we have a long way to go.
@@ksoh1oe276 What you heard are the 'classic' excuses for people who prefer this 'aesthetic'. They use these kinds of catch phrases to justify their animal abuse because they are somewhat true, but there is a weird twist within this logic. In general, it's true that dogs with very slim tails tend to have more injuries due to wagging, e.g. if their tail is hitting a hard object. And yes, floppy ears come with less ventilation (aka a wonderfully warm, moist place for micro-organisms) and therefore, dogs with this 'feature' are suffering from ear infections more frequently. There are two important BUTs:
1. There a many dog breeds with floppy ears and/or slim tails who get along without chopping anything off, e.g. with extra care (My dog has floppy (and incredibly hairy) ears (I got him despite this, not because I like this kind of breeding). I clean them twice a week, voilà, he's fine.). So no need to fight animal suffering with more animal abuse, there are different opportunities.
2. It would be much, MUCH more sustainable to fight the physical features causing the problem (slim tail, floppy ears) via breeding changes because it wouldn't produce even more dogs struggling with the same difficulties. But most breeders and doberman lovers don't want breeding changes because - surprise ! - that would change the aesthetic they love and their dogs are suffering from. I hope this was helpful :)
Like the doberman in that video. I noticed its ears were cut
No one crops their ears for cute factor wtf are you smoking
Kurly you have a awesome channel
The English bulldog got preppy now
The old dobermanns were so cute
Wdym nowadays? The breed back then was pretty terrible
@@shepherd8407 well yeah?? I never said they weren't bad in general but I'd assume they'd have less breathing complications earlier in the breeding process
Dobermans are lovely dogs ❤
The Dobermann
Then:🥺🥰☺️
Now:😠🤫🧏💪
Many dog breeds like the doberman have been subject to some level of inbreeding or just poor consideration, for example if you look at that old original doberman they looked more blocky in head, not as blocky as say a pit bull but blocky for sure for a pinscher type dog, looked like it had a more powerful jaw and added to a more genuine menacing look, most dobermans nowdays look like skinny horses, that old doberman had more beefy muscle pound for pound, probably was more athletic and had more function when Mr doberman would walk with his dogs in german hoods.
Bruh the old bulldog looks like those dogs creatures from stranger things 😭
Lol
Demodog 💀
Nope he looks like Spike from Tom and Jerry judging by the spreaded legs
props to the cameraman going back in time to take pictures of the old dog species 😔✊
Now spike from tom & jerry make sense
The reason dobermans and German shepards are much more intimidating now, is because owners have cropped the dog’s ears. This is widely common procedure to make guard dogs look the part. Ear cropping is when the inner part of this ear is cropped ( sliced ) in order the make the ears point up more. If these procedures are done by inexperienced vets, the dog can have serious hearing problems after and can even become deaf. We need to stop these cruel procedures!!!
🤦🏼♀️
@@fructosecornsyrup5759 I mean it's true 🤷🏾♂️
We need to save them
German Shepherds ears stand on their own, like Huskies and Pomeranians. If an adult one has a floppy ear then it probably hurt it and the muscles didn't develop right. Dobermanns though do get docked, or they stay floppy.
@@Ulrich111yep, they get their ears standing up as puppies. so adorable.
As a Doberman owner of 2 dogs they look about in the middle of cute and rip your heart out
He looks like a very good boy :)
stop bc the old Dobermans were so cute😭
I know right!
The Old bull dog looks like it never skipped a leg day. 🦵🦵
Awh hell nah they turned my boy bull dog into a softie
True
@@hahaygm1 yesss I love olde English bulldogs they look so much better and healthier than the modern bulldogs, i have a tabby Canary mastiff and I get the same comments about him, but he's the sweetest guy with everyone he trusts!
this girl owns this song atp
They are still cute now and then 😊
I don't care about it cute less. A lot of selective breeding is simple abuse, their faces get more wrinkly which can caus breathing difficulties
thats not the point
@@atoastyghost290 this is the point
@@Eli-yj4st no it’s not, the point is that it’s showing the effects of selective breeding on dogs over time
@@Eli-yj4st A lot of them are less healthy now than they used to be due to breeding. It's terrible.
Doberman looked like a rottweiler lol
Well they used Rottweiler genetics to create the Dobermann breed as well as Great Danes and many more :^)
@@fuckualex5444 yes,i think they mixed gsd too
That damn doberman went to the devil 😈👿
This is Jeff
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With every like he gets 1 year older
How old can Timmy get?
2
Ik your doing this for fun, but like begging is really annoying
Did ear cropping exist back then because dobermans have floppy ears unless their cropped
Yes they cropped the ears.
It was much more accepted back then, they didn't care much about the animal's wellbeing so they did it without anesthesia or anything, that's why nowadays its still very stigmatized, but if it's done by a professional and with anesthesia, I don't really see the problem there
@@fuckualex5444 it couses pain and it's completely unnecessary and raises the risk of ear infections it also allows the wind to get in their ears easier witch is also painfull
@@fuckualex5444 The problem is you're doing a procedure without any medical reason and in most cases simply for aesthetic reasons which are unimportant to the dog. With every medical procedure, there comes a risk to get an infection, the dog is put in an unneccessarily stressful situation and will be in pain during the healing. So the conclusion is quite clear from a medical point of view.
@@j.k.961 That's why the doctor prescribes medication for the pain...
Love the new hair color
This is a really cool series! I love the music
If you feel bad for bulldogs and pug
👇
Yeah what happened to the legs breeding can be so horrible sometimes
I cant with the English bulldog 💀😭
bro really said
🦵----🐶----🦵
The buull dog looked sooo igly!
English bulldog and dobermanns are still adorable as ever
Doberman looked so cute back then
Doberman back then looks kinda cute
The 1st dog is cute
They are still so CUTEEEEE
The hair color is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i get "roblox grr sound effect" when i see english bulldog then 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭
Doberman then: 🐕
Doberman now: 🐕
You are looking pretty 😍
They look adorable still
Cool I never knew that song was a cover
The bulldog😂 but unfortunately before I was born my dads bulldog died but now I have a fence bulldog she is so goofy😂😂😂😂
the Doberman been looksmaxing
Doberman 😍 I have an akc American blue doberman and just love the history of the breed
They are soooo cute
Why are the past Dobermans so cute 🥺
NAHHHH I BURST OUT LAUGHING-WHY IS LIL BRO BUILT LIKE THAT
Omg the dogs looks cute
Love the old Doberman
Now, when you see your English bulldog, all you wanna do is cry because it’s so cute and cuddly back in the day people were terrified of bulldogs. They literally were guarding a house or guarding a lawn or guarding a junkyard. Nobody wanted to fuck around with them, cats back in the day they were fast and they had all type of energy. Nowadays, you barely can get your bulldog to get up and walk or go outside to pee.
old bulldog be gigachad tho
I remember when bulldogs looked like that
I appreciate all the hardwork of finding more than 2 dogs to include in this video, very interesting and entertaining😐
Ca u do French bulldog ❤❤❤
Bulldog is soooo accurately depicted in Tom n Jerry show
not the bulldog look like how my poodle dog stand and sit frr😭😂😂