How & Why I let Prince Correct Dogs. What Dog I Think is the Most Bad A**. Hyena vs Presa Canario.
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0:01- *Beckman Unleashed #47*
John Lynch Tampa Bay/ Denver Broncos
0:20 - Main subjects of the day, Joel gets a gift
1:00 - commenters, beef and shorts: a recipe for disaster
2:20 - Why Joel allows his dogs to attack other dogs while he sits and plays with trees
4:04 - the explanation to stupid people on what Prince is actually used for
5:29 - reminiscing on the time Joel used Bosco to bully a little dog during a group class at a pet store
6:02 - the hairy version of a Jack Russell versus the ones that do not have hair
24:22 - RIP Bosco
27:12 - Joel doesn't even know what his programs called
27:28 - dog trainers are not modern people. They're out training alligators while everybody else is creating resumes on the internet
30:13 - BOTW- How to make a Bull Mastiff
37:47 - addressing the chaos (live) from last week
41:29 - Explaining to Joel how bad Taxes are
44:56 - Joel's thinks the only reason he pays taxes is to get into arguments with the Po-Po and to fight homeless people on the beach
45:24 - An awesome road sign and the a the story behind it: *The Story of Do this sh!t @ night..
49:01 - Working towards the apology segment from last week that doesn't exist *( this is also the beginning of the end of any dog training for today for all you tangent haters)*
52:30 - Joel's tries to muster up an apology ---->>back to bad ass dogs
53:30 - Mack trucks, Borboels, Cane Corsos, Eric thinks they are all the same
54:48 - The Dragon and largest dog breed segment mixed with Hyenas vs dogs
59:30 - Joel doesn't like African dogs unless they are attacking a Lion, similar to when Prince attacks a dog during a training session
1:00:57 - Joel likes when animals die
1:08:16 - Large cats in concrete boxes next to the ocean are a trip
1:11:05 - Eric lying again
1:16:34 - Carne asada like Tequila. Only good with lime
1:17:41 - the PODCAST is ending due to talking about dogs for dinner comments
1:18:11 - comments and movies
1:24:27 - love you, see ya.
Anyone that thinks Prince is fighting other dogs hasn't paid attention if they watched at all. Prince has an UNBELIEVABLE amount of patience and restraint.
Someone from a private facebook group I’m in posted a clip of Beckman’s training with McCoy (?) the Aussie. It was a short clip- one that ONLY showed the part when Prince corrected the Aussie in the second video, and people on that post are bashing Beckman and Prince for abuse + being overbearing + the Aussie wearing a muzzle and “not being able to defend himself from the Dobie because he’s being violent”
I’m the only person who has bothered defending him there. Sad..
Quite by accident, my aggressive little terrier decided to challenge a Doberman. It was four AM and moonless. The leashed doberman stood his ground with a couple threatening barks, sending my dog running and peeing. In one felled swoop, my dog learned a valuable lesson. If it weren’t for you Robert, I never would have realized what happened. Thanks Prince. I now have a dog who can pack walk with ease. YAY!
Sorry, I meant joel. Apologies.
Prince is well balanced and dogs can help dogs in some situations better than we can. Thank you Joel. I got accepted into the program, I’ll be starting in may (after surgery) and I’m so excited
Congratulations! Have a successful surgery!
People who call what Prince does a “dogfight” have never seen one.
Just a few days ago in Massachusetts, 13 “pitbull-type dogs” were seized, and a man was charged with federal dogfighting charges . . .
@@zuzuspetals8323That’s all? The punishment should be harsher than that.
@@blueflare3848 It will be litigated in federal court. Nine counts and lots of incriminating evidence. If convicted, penalties are up to 5 years in prison, 3 years supervised release, and a fine up to $250,000.
I like the podcast withOUT the “live comments” better. You guys were sooo distracted last week ha ha
Anyone who's seen a REAL dog fight will understand than a correction is nothing compared to the intensity that comes from what. A correction from a dog can prevent a fight if done right and the other dog understand and learns.
Shoutout to livestock guardian breeds. Keeping livestock and property safe from predators with a less lethal and more humane approach than guns, traps, or poison. Would be fun to hear and in depth discussion about this group of working dogs. Not very biddable in general, most not suitable as family pets.
My Pyr even had her eyes on the sky, looking out for hawks and vultures, protected me from a creepy man approaching from behind, and protected my kids from bum rushing swans and off leash dogs. Kept our property clear of pests, alerted us to snakes and fire ants. She knew when a situation needed a warning, a body block, or a true defense. A poor choice for cities, suburbs, and other crowded areas, or for inexperienced owners, or sometimes even experienced owner that aren’t familiar with training LGDs.
so glad you like the sign! love how well it turned out! Eager to get started with the coaching program. Much love from Denver
What a thoughtful gift! Maybe Joel should keep it in his car, just in case. 😉
@@zuzuspetals8323Then he can just whip it out, AIR? 😅
Hey Joel, I'm the South African in your coaching program at the moment (i could be wrong but im guessing im the only South African in your program at the moment) I wanted to just say something about the state of Boerboels in the world today since I was born and live in their country of origin. Boerboel which translated from Afrikaans means Farmers dog as Boer in English means Farmer and Boel generally traslates to large dog. The Boerboel's we see today are not the proper or original Boerboels. Around 10 - 15 years ago the Boerboel was akin in size and weight to the Bullmastiff basically topping out at around the 60kg mark. What also interesting to note is that they've always had to have their own organization even back then as they've never been able to maintain a standard thats why KUSA (The Kennel Union of South Africa) which is like the AKC, never recognized them and still doesn't. You'll notice that you can get very different looking individuals some taller, some shorter, some with wildly different facial features and importantly muzzle construction.
Now days however the size of the breed has become exponentially bigger which didnt just happen on its own, Ive known boerboels my whole life and then all of sudden these monsters started coming out of breeders. While i would say its difficult to be 100% certain of anything i would say im fairly close to certain that breeders started mixing in Neopolitan Mastiff and English mastiff into their breeding programs which has now produced what used to be a 60 odd Kilogram dog to an over 80 kilogram dog. Having owned English Mastiffs in the past i can see the similarities in a lot of the Boerboels but one of the most striking things i noticed was the sudden emergence of the black Boerboel. There was never ever a black Boerboel before, there were brindle colored dogs but never solid black, and then all of sudden out came the Black Boerboel. This to me is a huge indicator that Neapolitan mastiffs were mixed into the breeding as it was something that never existed before. So while they're huge strong cool to look at and work with dogs, ask a breeder to do a DNA test one one of their prized dogs, i promise you there's not enough money you could reasonably offer to get them to do one. And truthfully its not a very well kept secret in South Africa, The Mastiff and Neopolitan Mastiff breeders all know about it, even the Bullmastiff breeders know about it. so just wanted to give you some info on the Boerboel.
Also one last thing, having Worked as a Habitat manager, a proper Game Ranger in Safari Parks in South Africa I can confidently say that one on one there is no dog alive that would win a fight against an adult female Hyena (females are larger than the males) they can weigh up to Around 85 - 90 kg have a bite-force of well over 1000 pounds per square inch it just has to get one bite in and the dog is in a massive amount of trouble. One bite to a leg and it'll shatter it, and they can take damage and walk away from it like you cant believe. I once saw a Hyena getting mauled by two male lions, my friend who was one of the research assistants and I thought they were going to rip it in half. The Hyena clan came back to try distract the lions but we thought it was over already they managed to distract the one male and low and behold the hyena jumped up bit the other lion on the lip, the lion as shocked as we were let go and the hyena ran off, damaged but it survived, id go check up on her for a while and she made a full recovery.
Very interesting read. Thank you. From Australia 🇦🇺
@@My-22-Cents pleasure! But in truth you see things like this pop up a lot. Think of the giant pitbulls you see in America these days, there just ain’t no way they’re straight pitbulls, think of that Pitbull the hulk from that guy Marlon and dark dog dynasty, they actually forced him I read to do a blood test on some of his dogs because it was messing up the pitbull register in America and they found that there had been various mastiff type breeds, a lot of English mastiff, some Neo and even some French and even a little bit of Cane Corso so he’s no longer allowed to advertise his dogs as pitbulls has to now advertise them as American bullies. And then there’s all the labradooddles and the whole host of other breeds they’re intentionally mixing to create these new dogs.
When you do these things you take away from the dog what it was originally meant to do, it’s honed working ability. The boerboel was originally introduced into South Africa but the Dutch settlers who came into the country though the breed became more of a boerboel
When they left on their great trek south, the dogs subsequently inbred and it produced far closer specimens to what the boerboel used to be? Snd set it apart from the other dogs brought in by the Dutch. Their job was to gaurd the family as well as the livestock as they in wagons moved south, now while today’s boerboel can definitely defend its family snd the live stock form predators like leopard, lion, hyen, and African wild dog, there’s no way its newl
Size allows it to keep going all day long with likrle boerboelds of old or even a decade to half a decade ago
@@AntTheDogGuy yeah I don’t understand why they do that to breeds. Just destroys them really. I’ve always thought that about the modern day Rottweilers. They have that many joint problems, there’s no way they could do today what they were originally bred for centuries ago. I’m a farmer here in Australia and have Australian cattle dogs and kelpies, so relatively young breeds in the scheme of things. I saw a comment on a post from someone in America talking about their “miniature cattle dog”. I thought to myself why? I just don’t understand all these “designer dogs” people make up and put a crazy name and a crazy price on them and people pay it, then wonder why they have so many issue with their health and behaviour. I didn’t know that they made Hulks owner do that. I do know the dog though. I guess that’s where the American Bullie kind of kicked off. I’ve heard it more and more over recent years.
Because PRINCE is a Hybrid of a Dog....half Dog...half Human. So stable So adjusted. An extension of Jedi Joel. AMAZING 👏
BOSCO AND PRINCE ARE 100 % NECESSARY AND FROM WHAT IVE SEEN FROM PRINCE, HE’S NEVER APPEARED AGGRESSIVE AND DOES WHAT HE’S TRAINED TO DO!!
WHY ARE WE YELLING? 🤣🤣🤣
@@michaelwolf1408It does make her comment stand out, doesn't it? 😂
Awesome podcast! Dogs, wild animals, movies! Your regular format is so entertaining, and your comments to each other had my husband and I laughing out loud! 😂😂
At our old farm, although we didn't hunt, we had trail cameras set up to keep an eye on predators and we always had a parade of animals going by. Racoons, deer, bobcats, coyotes, stray cows, an occasional heron, egrets, wood ducks. It was always fun to see what would be on the next video. That bobcat footage made us start taking weapons with us whenever we went into the woods. As for the coyotes, we didn't always get footage of them, but we could hear them. Once in a while they would get close to our birds and I would (stupidly) go out with a flashlight and a club and chase them away.
When I lived on 300 acres in the lowcountry of South Carolina we had bobcats, alligators, poisonous snakes, but the only reason daddy insisted we carry a gun when in the woods was the wild pigs.
@@OffGridDogs I've never encountered a wild pig, but I heard they were very dangerous. Your daddy had your back.
Soon as the bosco video then my dog immediately got up, jumped off my bed and stared at my monitor for 5 minutes haha. Thank you again for your methods and getting him mostly fixed😉
Damn, Joel!
You’ve been catching some serious heat over on instagram recently 😳
I’m watching a video of yours here on yt and you said to check out your instagram so I did and that reel with the dominant malinois and the comments are wild 😅
You handled yourself well and gave so many chances for people to show their “proof” that never appeared.
I actually went to the dog walker’s account (the one that posted links) and the only posts on her account where there was an “aggressive” looking dog were all the same dog wearing a bright red/orange muzzle that looks very much like the Baskerville ones she complains about 🤷🏻♀️
Anyway… We’ll do this all day! 👌🏽
The trainer you are referring to as far as using a dog to assist in correcting dog behavior is Larry Krohn. Love that guy. I did watch his short and knew instantly he was talking about you and thought he handled the question very well. Both of you are great dog trainers and I have learned so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I was bamboozled. Thought he was gonna talk about huskies finally
Me too 😢
This week
My female GSD/Aussie mix was 10 when I got a 1yr male GSD/Husky mix. She was so great at correcting him and setting boundaries. She also does this at the dog park. It’s a great thing to watch.
I don't know what influence y'all been giving me but I started watching the Saparnos, smoking cigars, I quit my mail job and now i work as a corrections officer in the county jail, signed up for jiu-jitsu classes and I'm in the process of getting my 4th dog....thanks Eric and Joel for another great podcast. Lol
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The sign is amazing! 😂
Your vids have given me so much confidence ❤ my frenchie is a shit (but we adore him) 😂 he lunged at my husband and daughters - but I’ve learnt some great techniques watching your vids and he’s getting much better and I’m a whole lot more confident - so thank you! ❤
I saw that video and I like that other trainer a lot. But I could swear he has old videos talking about how he used his Rottweiler as more than just a demo dog so I went back and sure enough Bruno was a helper dog very similar to Prince. For example watch his video from 12 years ago “Bruno the Rottweiler helps aggression dog for Pak Masters dog training.” Bruno was awesome. The question Larry was answering was did he let his dog fight with other dogs and neither of you do that. Maybe he didn’t allow Bruno to give corrections but you guys have a lot in common.
I don't always get to watch these but love them. Always entertaining and informative.
Amazing tips thank you so much 🙏🏾
Very good Podcast. Thanks guys!
A rattlesnake bridge? Bring in the African Wild Dogs …
Horse meat: I think Eric is right on in that it's a cultural taboo in the USA because of the best friend factor. Horse meat is eaten in Asia and Europe, and I think is especially popular in Italy.
Horses were eaten by humans long before they were domesticated.
You can thank Pope Gregory III for starting the taboo on eating horse meat - he banned it in the year 732 because the pre-Christian Germanic tribes ate horse meat in their religious ceremonies, and as with many other cultural traditions, the Catholic Church tried to smash anything that opposed conversion - eating horse meat was one of those traditions.
PUT THE "DO THIS SH*T AT NIGHT" SIGN
ON YOUR TOILET WALL
I kinda liked the live stream of last week i only make comment towards what is being said by you or ask questions have a great day Joel you are a benefit to us all !.
Giant Schnauzer!! Super smart, strong, tough! Bred to guard and pull.
Good high level discussion on the scam that is income tax/property tax/sales tax, etc. Cheers gents.
I see a lot of my boy when I watch prince. Extreme in his intelligence, his fine temperment, his relationship with his handler. He picks up on every single thing about Joel's movements, facial cues, his autonomic functions (breathing heart rate), his alertness level to a dog, his mood etc. and he watches Joel's reactions in those to every movement of the dog. Joel has set him up for successful reading of his body language right. They clearly have a supreme bond. They've proven to each other that they can reliably communicate back and forth. That's where the trust comes. It works they same way with humans as well. That's when you find insanely close people too. I can't even pretend to be a certain way if I don't truly think or feel it cause he'll call my shit. I trust mine the same way, the difference compared to both pairs and others? We had the opportunity to train and spend a lot (I mean a lot a lot) of time watching and reading and learning from each other. Mine drives me insane, but (he's a guard/watch dog) nobody will ever get closer to me than I ant with him around cause I taught him to read many things in my body language. From what it looks like when I invite someone near, when I'm being nice friendly but super super uncomfortable, when I'm untrusting of someone, when someone gets to close, and much more including when I don't what someone near him either. He'll automatically come sit up against me in some way or stand/sit between me and someone else, or stand in front of me or them growling with laser eyes until I tell him it's ok then he continue to watch that person incase my judgement may be off or if he thinks it is off. This literally took about 2 years of daily training him in obedience, nosework, communication, and medical alerting too. Still training often as well.
Having a dog that is "perfect" does take a lot of time and work. And it takes 50x the discipline patience and self motivation that most have.
So accept your dog as they are, have a little patience and understanding, you are learning to read body language. Not providing them some intelligence, they are born with intelligence. Don't fool yourself or they will!
They used the word FIGHT on purpose to change the context of their question to stir things up for ammo in the argument they wanted to have with another OR they used it innocently, being completely obliviously to why you use Prince, for the same reason. Being as they probably don't like the word "CORRECT" when referring to dogs or training I'd go with the first scenario. People are ridiculous..
It's a form of gaslighting tbh!
People are drawn to strife and conflict because it stimulates emotions and can become a spectacle. I'm not innocent, myself 🤷♂️
@@underduress5761 I do not know what you speak of sir. I always try to keep my soul as peaceful as possible...then again sometimes my soul goes on vacation and things get a little sideways lol.
I knew “Joel doesn’t even know what his program is called” was coming.
LMAO.
Joel: "I don't CARE what my program is called. I'm over it."
@@landwight☝️This comment! 👍 Best!
Again ex Game ranger here, The African Wild Dog is extremely endangered, to put it in perspective The Kruger National park which i give the figures for below has around 2000 Hyena but only around 300 wild dog Huge pack sizes are extremely rare these days one of the largest true packs meaning adult dogs was about 25, rarely to we see higher than that often when they reach subasulthood they prepare to leabe the pack to start other packs so that they can breed since its only the Alpha pair that breeds in a pack. Because of their endangered status when private reserves are lucky enough to have them they try to find habitats for them where they will not have problems competing for food. If they were in an area with a high Hyena population they would constantly be getting pushed of the kills they made as the hyena would simply follow them, wait for them to make a kill and then because it is an area with a high hyena population the clan sizes will be big as well and so the Wild dogs being far smaller wouldn't be able to stand their ground. Hyenas can hunt for themselves and do in many areas but in cases like these why expend the energy. A big clan of Hyena will push lions off of a kill, unless there's an adult male lion there, then they wont risk it. The reason they seem like bullies is that in Private areas that lucky enough to have them the Hyena population will be small thus they wont tolerate a hyena around them, but if the tables were turned it would be the Hyena that was the bully. In vast natural areas like the Kruger National Park which over 2 million hectares (4 942 107 acres) it makes far less of a difference as they will have ample area to segregate themselves from one another. Also bear in mind that wildlife shows tend to show you the worst things like wild dogs bullying hyenas, ive seen so many wild dog kills lost to hyenas, that why they devour them so quickly cause something bigger than them could come along and chase them off it, and its also why their success rate is so good, it needs to be in case they loose meals to other predators. They are amazing animals and to watch them hunt is spectacular. Its interesting that you spoke of them looking like dogs, they were very nearly put in that genus, but then the ecologists and taxonomists decided because they are born lacking the dew claw they cant be in the same Genus as dogs so their scientific name is Lycaon pictus, the Jackals in Africa however like the Black Baked Jackal and the Side Striped Jackal fall into the same Genus as Dogs which is Canis, the Black Backed Jackal is Canis mesomelas
The Boerbohl is the South African Mastiff. It is pretty strong but not as much of a family dog because it's more headstrong and more of a guardian breed.
Since Eric is the money guy, I'd love to hear his opinions on the Federal Reserve Act and the "Too Big To Fail" bail out (post 2008 dive) and the subsequent federal confiscation and sale of small banks to banking giants.
And also "Quantitative Easing"
Joel, so weird! Just saw a probably 6 year old boy walking a big swiss mountain dog by himself mother behind pushing a stroller. He had a gentle leader on the dog. Who knew those worked?😂
I think Joel should be getting endorsement money for those. When you've got a reach of millions of people, he has definitely impacted the market.
IN THE LAST DAY OR TWO SOME BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOGS KILLED THEIR OWNER
@@underduress5761 no doubt. I commented on how well he was walking the dog and she said "the face harness sure helps". I mean if the dog knew it could it would still be able to take that young boy for a ride down the sidewalk on his face chasing a squirrel but was surely more under control than last time I saw just Mom walking the dog .
@@michaelalderman-uz2gd hmmm. Interesting wonder what the circumstances were?
@@rptrick79 This is how I envision the the force free folks becoming "over it.'
Some dogs are so stubborn and dominant its insane, getting clear communication from their own kind is sometimes the best or only way
#47 John Lynch the Belgian Malinois of safetys
If you want an idea of how strong a 200 lbs mountain lion is, try and give your 10 pound house cat a bath sometime.
👍🏼for real 💯
Reason #413 not to own a cat, lol. Very good point!
@@rptrick79 cats are awesome in a completely different way than dogs. Once you’ve had one or two ( never get 3 you become a cat lady) your house doesn’t feel right without a cat. Different energy than dogs.
@@OffGridDogs oh, I've lived with 2 domestic cats, a Bengal (very cool little leopard, killer looking thing) mix of some sort and my 2 dogs. I liked those cats, one of them decided it liked me more than than it's original owner lol. (That created some weird jealousy). I wasn't about to try and wash them in a tub for nothin'! All that said I'm still more of a dog person, don't mind cats but not really hankering to get one either.
Mt lions are pure muscle...a few years back a runner in Colorado got attacked by a juvenile and he got scratched and went to the emergency room..but was able to choke it with his legs.
Presas come from two lines. Some are the "new " presa which are smaller and more athletic or old line, rustic presas which are big and heavy. Personally I love my presas to be big and heavy and powerful ( mass = power). If I wanted athletic dog that can chase an intruder for 5 miles I would of gotten a Belgian malinois
I have heard a similar thing with the Cane Corso. Called a "working Neapolitan Mastiff", Corso's dont have the enormous joules, bone structure, and are more athletic. I just really like all the Molossus breeds.
That's not how dogs work. Older dogs were always smaller. Archaeologists have proven that. All mention of working "bull-mastiff" type dogs in history actually describe them as weighing between 40-70 lbs, and extremely rarely they would get a 90-100 lbs "freaks". All these 100-150 to even 200 lbs lbs presas, corsos, dogue, de bordeauxs, boerboels, etc etc are total bullcrap. No such thing existed before world war 1.
Walk anywhere! That’s what snake boots are for.
Hi from Denmark
Dogs use their mouths for a number of different reasons. They don't have hands like we do so what other choice do they have .
My Great Pyrenees likes to wack you with his paw like a boxer throwing a left hook
its always wild to me how many people will be in joel's comments saying "my dog would have whooped Prince" like its crazy how many people are actively looking for dog fights :/
A podcast full of reasons why Joel should give in and move out of California like the rest of us. 🤷🏼♀️😂
Yes RUclips takes a healthy cut of the "superchat"
Love everything you do. About movie Sounds of Silence. I also watched interview with Jordan Peterson. Movie doesn't have gory details. Filmed so we can all watch it. Great Men.
Thanks
Please consider a two tiered dog trainer project. The second tier is just for us that want to be a better dog owner but we would get access to any special videos for the training course but no interaction or special content beyond what your already making for the training course and no q&a, Just view only access, I also mean we would pay for this access ,, thoughts ?
You guys should cover how to be around aggressive dogs. Especially as a trainer. And other safety. Like for example reduce your sudden or over bearing movement, men, frightened vs aggression, sensing your fear, bite happen with muzzles and so on. Lower voice when no getting after them. And very importantly, how to use your and their weight as a power/control advantage.
In Colorado when in early spring and it gets reL muddy they want you to stay in the mud so as not to erode the trail further
13:03 literally how do ppl not realize that a dog correcting another in the most natural and humane way as THE BEST option!?!?
I would probably say Tibetan Mastiff or English Mastiff as the heaviest breeds
The tallest is probably an Irish Wolfhound, which is definitely taller than a Great Dane. I just.
googled it and it is definitely the Irish Wolfhound that is the tallest.
To be completely fair to african wild dogs, it is generally the hyenas that start the fight. They don't generally seek out spotted hyenas to bully them (it's on sight with leopards tough, and with a good reason). They kill pretty fast, non of that yanking that wolves do, they seem to manage to cut trough tissues really well and death follows in couple of minutes (unless the prey is very large like cape buffalo or eland). In comparison it can take about half an hour for a lion to strangle a wildebeest.
Talk about ironic. You guys are talking about Colorado and elk migration. While, at the same time, I’m driving home to my remote home in Colorado (in the dark) and seeing groups of elk grazing on the side of the road.
Yes! Dogos! We have a Dogo girl, the best
How would you go about training 2 dogs at once? Or would you recommend doing training sessions separately?
Do you ever believe there will be a risk of prince escalating it too far at some point in the future? Say in a couple years, maybe simply a coincidence of having a bad sort of day or ailment you didn't pick up on? What does your insurance cover?
There are many cultures that eat dog and horse. Theres videos of it on this platform.
We had a tough little terrier on the farm who always picked on the big Rottweilers and the other dogs. Pushed them off their food, etc., basically just being an asshole. My mom found her next to the barn with her back broken, never knew which dog finally had enough. This is what happens when you don't have a Prince.
So sad. Unfortunately, having a crummy attitude leads to a shorter lifespan... For dogs & for people, right? That's why what Joel & Prince do to rehab the bullies of the dog world is such a helpful vocation!
I have a bullmastiff. the bullmastiff is 40 percent olde english bulldog and 60 percent english mastiff. My boys name is Ammo and he is 140 lbs. He is the definition of what the breed should be both physically and temperamentally. He is super chill, family loving, super calm and easy to deal with, while still having guardian instincts without being quick to bite.
Joel is right about the boerboel being similar to the bullmastiff, The boerboel is a bit larger, has a less wrinkley face, and often has a docked tail. Other than that the look the same. Boerboels also have more drive to them.
Too big. All bull-mastiff type breeds were actually around 50-70 lbs when they were real working dogs. Many were even as low as 40 lbs. This is well documented in the history books AND also well verified by the archaeological record. Large dogs were bull-mastiff X to celtic sighthound to make a "boarhound". THEN you might get these 100-140 lbs dogs, because they stretch up to 27-32 inches tall and still retain some bullish musculature. But a bulldog or bull-mastiff should not be anything like that. They only are now because they have no actual performance demands. If your 140 lbs bull-mastiff was asked to perform the roles that shaped the breed- tackling bulls, boars, bears in close quarter combat ... it would soon be found out. People still do these jobs with dogs and show you what actually works.
@@DogmenHardcastle BULL MASTIFFS WERE NOT BULL BAITERS THEY WERE PROPERTY GUARDIANS
@@michaelalderman-uz2gd that's not a real job. They were catch dogs in the 1800s, that's what they were made to do originally. They were "farmer's Bulldogs". Guard dog is what a lot of people around the world say their retired catch dogs are, but all that really means is they aren't really working anymore and from then on they are free to inflate and blow up into whatever. This just makes unhealthy oafs.
😂😂THANK YOU for bringing up property tax, you never own anything! On another note ever consider patreon, I think the monetization is better than on youtube.
Prince shows hierarchy
I think it's stupid not eating a type of animal just because people think of it as a pet animal.
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The most practical decision making book is “How to Decide” by Annie Duke
The English Mastiff is the closest to the Bull Mastiff with the only real difference being in the size. The Bull Mastiff is just a bit more stocky in build.
The dog trainer that was questioned is Larry Krohn. Not hard at all to connect those dots. Everything I've seen from him is up & up. He's a heuristic learner drawing from his own experiences, including his mistakes which he does not shy away from at all - he falls into the "Please DO NOT repeat my mistakes" camp of dog trainers. You can tell he wants people who he's never even come into direct contact with to benefit from his knowledge so they can have a better dog ownership experience. The other thing I noticed about him that I really like is he will identify other honest, well rounded trainers that he can learn from and will contact them for the purpose of learning from them. He hates to do sit down podcast interviews, but he will do them occasionally. He did one with Robert Cabral and another with Shield K9 (Haz Othman) last year. And he did a pretty good sit down rant on the state of dog training a few days ago that is beneficial for getting dog owners perspectives adjusted toward the underlying relationship between owner and dog - it was a very good listen.
Agree totally. He speaks very honestly, humbly but doesn't mince words when needed lol.
i really enjoy listening to Larry Krohn's perspective and his no-nonsense approach.
Larry is awesome because he focuses on the human and the relationship instead of just training the dog. Another thing these 2 guys have in common.
What the heck dudes did I miss the memo I was waiting yesterday and Tuesday for the live at 3 lol wonder if anyone else did
Gotta be on your toes lol. I had asked in a comment last week. I get the feeling next week is a live and then from the sounds of things if its not announced on the previous week, then it'll be normal Thursday.
The book is ALWAYS better than the movie with one exception. Scarface.
I couldn't imagine trying to read Scarface after seeing the movie. I feel you can't out do that particular performance with just words. I may take Joel's advice on Man on Fire though.
@@rptrick79 don’t bother, the reason it’s the exception is it’s crappy book that they made into an awesome movie. I never read Man On Fire so I’m curious.
Dude i wish my dogs had the patience and restraint prince has. I mean my Aussie has a ton of patience with my border Collie when my Aussie doesn't want to play 🤷 but they don't have the recall like some of these dog trainers dogs do where if they get in a "fight" they call their dog and they come, they have good recall, but not THAT good.
The original equalizer was good not the rest
Will Prince recall when he is engaging/correcting another dog?
Watching from the Boston area on my snow day !! It’s a win win ❤
😂 i wonder who is making sure the snakes get the memo...🙄 A deer in my freezer will sustain me for months. To consider a mountain lion eating a deer a week is powerful! You guys cracking me up once again. THANKS!
I owned, raised & loved horses for decades, i would eat horse though. I think...😅
Someone help, i want to use Joel's training methods such as pulling at my dogs leash if he walks too far away from me, but will people think i'm being abusive? I and we obviously know it's not and that it's genuine training, but will a random stranger on a walk confront me and try and call abuse?
He's addressed this in the past. If you're not doing anything wrong and you're just correcting bad behavior...tell them to.mind.their F'in business. Now if your dog is just going to smell maybe you don't need to be correcting anything maybe a verbal leave it, some.leash pressure and the .keep moving.. probably need some more context as to your dog, what exactly it's doing etc.
They're gonna smell here and there, part of having a dog
Love the bully analogy, but that's the problem, the same damn people saying you can't have prince correct because it's "fighting" or wrong, are the same stupid people that don't want fighting between kids to stick up against bullies.
They would rather talk through it and figure it out without violence, yea let's talk it out with a child that hasn't been raised good in the first place, and he's now bullying other kids. If mom doesn't fix the bully, society needs to!
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Income from a job loses 40%-60% of it's value by the time it reaches your hands (taxes)
Wrath of Man is another good one 👍
Basically, you get taxed on any money exchange.
Is the trainer you mentioned Larry?😅
YEP
Infrastructure tax.
biggest dog on average by weight is english mastiff and by height its the irish wolfhound
Wow, didn't recognize Bobby Lee without his hair and the fake accent. He's in a new movie, Drugstore June, playing a pharmacist.
Horses and cougars are majestic.
A horse can be a good friend, if you have the right one. Was watching Animal Communicators recently, interesting what they thought.
There's an epi on All Creatures Great And Small, where the vet that James Herriot apprenticed with was an army vet in WWI, and had orders to kill the horses after they
had served in France when the war was over as it was expensive to ship them home, sad.
Tally-ho!
Get some rest, and have a good, safe week, family and friends.
Hiya, I am sorry but this has got up my nose.
I have watched endless amounts of your videos and PRINCE has never ever attacked another dog. Plenty of dogs have tried to attack Prince. If and when Prince issued a correction it is usually brought on by another dog or Prince was left with no choice but to defend himself.
Prince is a very good dog, he don't have a bad bone about him.
People/person how made that statement need to sit down and carefully watch someone your videos with Prince.
I am in no position to handle a large dog like Prince but him I would have heartbeat.
If anything there have been occasions where Prince has been too soft.
Is it just me or does Eric have a pouch in lol
What do you mean "a pouch in?"
~1:06:00 blaming native rattle snakes for the overbearing government posting signs saying to stay on the trail 🙃
Lol. Love it!
Bull-mastiffs were bred by crossing 20-30 lbs baiting bulldogs with retired boarhound "english mastiffs" that were living as "chamber hounds" at the time. Those english mastiffs also at the time looked like great danes (and were simply the english variety of great dane, the english boarhound as opposed to the german boarhound), rather than english mastiffs as we know them today (have since been recreated with stupid irrational outcrosses). They would cross these baiting bloodsport little pit bulldogs (used in bull baits, bear baits, lion baits, dog fights, whatever) with something big to get them ready to be out in the field catching boars and bears and leopards and whatever else english men were encountering out in the exotic reaches of the colonial empire. Modifying urban baiting bulldogs for the old country applications which had since been lost in england, but now were found again with colonialism. That is originally why the bull-mastiff mix was being done, and the retired boarhounds of Lyme Hall were one of the preferred "mastiff" components. No good as is because like I said, they were long retired pets. Crossed with a game bulldog and they are snapped back into their former glory. The one application that remained in England for such a dog was hunting "the ultimate game"- man. Gameskeepers would also do the mix for the purpose of breeding attack dogs to set upon poachers and other criminals, and the police dabbled as well. Man as a game animal actually calls for a larger bull-mastiff, maybe counter intuitively, when compared to boars and leopards and bears and wild bovines and etc. The big game hunters of the colonies actually had bullmastiffs that rarely exceeded 60 lbs, and often were as low as 45. However when breeding for attacking humans it was found that a bigger dog was better, a lot of the negatives of size would not be realised against a man, and the positives of size would be extra beneficial. But by "bigger" I mean around 90 lbs. This was all well documented by the godfather of bullmastiffs William Burton. You can look him up and read about his "man-catching bull-mastiffs" like "Thorneywood terror" which were famous around 1900 and are the foundation for the bullmastiff breed. The fact many bullmastiffs now, both the actual bullmastiff breed and other bull-mastiff hybrid derived breeds like - the presa canario, cane corso, neapolitan mastiff, boerboel, dogue de bordeaux, etc are now regularly 150+ lbs is actually just really sad and pathetic. These are just bloated and inflated ruined pet dogs that essentially could never work a real serious "seizer" role. Now some serious working "seizer" type dogs CAN weigh 140 to possibly even 150 lbs, but they will be boarhounds, not straight catch dogs but running catch dogs where the bull-mastiff component is mixed again to a very tall running sighthound, and then they acquire that sighthound height and pack some bull-mastiff muscle onto it and are still (potentially) mobile and athletic around 90-140 lbs or so. But a straight bull or bull-mastiff type should really never be over 90 lbs, and if they were asked to do actual catch work on dangerous game they never would be.
YOU ARE NEARLY RIGHT IN ALL YOU SAY EXCEPT FOR THE BOERBOEL WHO ARE HUGE BUT VERY MUCH A WORKING ATHLETIC CAPABILITY,
@@michaelalderman-uz2gd don't agree. I have evidence of 45-60 lbs boerboels from 1970s going back all the way to 1850s. Then I personally remember in the 1990s and early 00s boerboels were always still around 80-90 lbs. It is very very recent where the 150-200 lbs boerboels showed up, and they're gross. No different to "xxl American bullies" and all that nonsense. There's not going to be an exception, the work itself dictates what shape and size of dog is suitable, and all the work is still being done somewhere or another (by mongrels) showing what kind of dog works. These 150 lbs blobs are no where to be seen anywhere near the real jobs.
I think we did humanize our animal companions too much.They don't speak human, they speak dogese. I always got what you where doing. Only another dog can fix another dogs behaviour. I'd never go to a dog for therapy, I'd pet one to make me feel a bit better, but he could never fix my social anxiety.
LARRY KOHN
Krohn
@@OffGridDogs SORRY LARRY
Your tax topic discussion missed the mark several times. Current estate exemption amounts $13.61 million/person and it goes up every year with inflation (Edit: You don't have to "create" this exemption; it's automatic. However, if you have any significant amount in assets, creating a trust is an absolute must so that the government doesn't take even more money when your estate goes through probate.) With proper estate planning, a married couple can allow $27.22 million in assets to flow to their beneficiaries tax free and even more with annual gifting and other estate planning. There are virtually no family farms in the United States that fall into this category. Furthermore, the IRS is very easy to work with regarding these taxes and you can easily extend the payments on these taxes over 10 years. Surprisingly, California does not tax estates.
These amounts could be cut in half in 2026 if the recent tax law changes are allowed to expire, but the exemption amount is still predicted to be around $6.8 million/person.
No, it didn't miss the mark. It was not as in-depth or as detailed as you would've wanted. Thanks for sharing more info.
Any tax on assets or investments where the increase has already been taxed, is further theft. We're living under an out-of-control tyrannical authoritarian, corporate controlled oligarchy.
This is the government the founders warned us about
How can you have favorites over African predators? They’re canids and have their own way of operating.
Hyenas are bullies within their own families and clans, but it makes no sense to have favorites.
They all have their own unique adaptations that have allowed them to survive thousands of years.
Honestly Sicario 2 put me to sleep. I don't know why everyone hypes that movie up. There was zero message to it. Sicario 1 was amazing, part of the reason being because it told a story that was very true to life. 2nd movie is just the producers smashing their toys together (the toys being the characters from the previous movie) like my son does with his legos.
It's not as good as the 1st for sure, sort of a go between for the 3rd. I see your point but at least its not "Dude wheres my car" quality. That last part is hilarious with the toy analogy...
Aggression like that to other dogs is mostly fear and I don’t believe another dog correct correcting that dog is the total answer
Yes, there are some dogs genetically mentally unstable but on the hole most of the dogs that are the way you get them are just afraid and I don’t think Dog correcting them is the answer, but that’s just me
You can think anything you want. But if you haven’t worked with a lot of aggressive dogs you should not trust yourself to think clearly about the subject at hand.
@@BDTraining I have I’ve worked with police dogs
What do you think people do to dogs when they want them to be mean and aggressive?
@@watchmoivies123are there any breeds of the dogs you've worked with prior to police training them that were more inherently aggressive than others ?
Genuinely curious. I don't think this is a one size fits all argument, ever. I believe you can mistreat a dog in 1 way or another and it will become more aggressive. Sometimes that same dog just shuts down and won't be outwardly aggressive for no apparent reason. Or you can train it that way without mistreatment and it'll be good at what you've trained but just simply tapping into what was genetically already there is what has been done correct?
Yes, I’ve worked with Border Collie also and I do believe some dogs are genetically predisposed to being a stronger more willed dog. That’s why a lot of the police dogs fail because they just don’t have that strong desire to put their life on the hand put on a whole I believe the dogs. That most trainers are working with and have problems with with going after other dogs, all stems to fear, but I will say it’s most, but not all.
The Chinese Red dog is the doberman on steroids that Joel might want to see.
I’m first 😏
And I can assure you we're all impressed.
@@cherylmillard2067 that was a great comeback have a blessed day!.
Nope you re last cause you got nothing to say....and we don't care about babies wanting attention
@williammccartney4833 it's about time people stop clogging comments for attention...love when we get 10 people claiming first...it's stupid and detracts...especially on tech channels when comments can help with discussing problems
Jig- I like that you said I’m first!
There is another trainer who came out against you and how you use prince. Sad that they do that
Is it Zak George?
There are dozens upon dozens that hate that. It actually shows that dominance really is a thing and the brainwashed scholatically indoctrinated force free trainers are dominance deniers.