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@@bushwhackedonvhs No they're not;. Check Wikipedia, an average wolf weighs around 37 kg, that's half what average Caucasian weighs. A wolf one on one against an adult Caucasian won't win. If you check other videos, only when the wolves come in pack they sometimes, not even always manage take down a large guardian dog, never one on one.
The Overcharka will tear the wolf into pieces I seen it with my own eyes in Canada that type of dog is Supernatural part dog part predator like a bear!!!!
@@MANNY-MOE the only way an ovcharka can defeat a wolf is if they had a huge size disparity. Sorry friend they might be bred as guardian dogs but wolves are naturally born predators
@@ykevin0607 Are you calling me a liar dude I seenit with my own eyes fool the over charka was protecting a herd of cattle and there was a pack of three wolves and he got a hold of one while the other two ran these were Timberwolves my friend First he attacked his legs then he went for his throat he had him by his Jaws then choked him to death come on dude do your homework
@@ykevin0607 I'm not saying that the overcharka is going to win all the time you got to remember these dogs are bread to protect you from predators like that of a wolf or a mountain lion
Again as i said fool only if the dog had a huge size advantage would it win a one on one, it might have a chance against a average size female or a juvenile male friend 7 out of 10 a wolf would win that's called evolution but again every dog is an individual
Saurav Gupta no a wolf would never win to a tiger, that literally impossible. But yes a Caucasian ovcharka would most likely win when it’s a 1v1 against a wolf, unless we’re talking about timber wolves or grey wolves.
Thats what i was thinkin i seen a coyote the other day the same size haha were the hell are the real wolves man the 5' motherfuckers when on all fours.
The first wolf walked up and straight up eyed the big dog, that dog looked right away at the second wolf who didnt look at him. He got punked by the Alpha wolf, then had to bark like he was all that. He wanted nothing to do with the Alpha who called him out.
@@troydhansen4990 Dog began to look second wolf because it watches to dogs owner , dog does awesome job watching them till first stepped towards owner - only then dog shows agression but dog dominates there
The 1st dog was acting more aggressive as it was on the lead been pulled away, also noticed the wolf didn't seem to look the bigger dog directly in the face. But when it saw the smaller dog it went into hunt mode and wouldn't take its eyes away
The 2nd dog wanted no smoke. The 1st looked like he wanted it all tho. Them wolves weren't paying him too much attention tho. Probably like, "you lucky this fence is here, we'd jump you dog"
Wolves also have a high sense of self-preservation, they usually try to avoid any prey that could inflict serious injury. A larger pack allows them to take that risk with larger animals. When it comes to dogs, self-preservation varies as they generally don’t have to contend with the same variables that wolves do. Some breeds have no self-preservation at all; these same breeds also tend to fight to the death with every encounter which would not bode well in the wild as natural selection typically doesn’t favor hyper-aggression
Most people do not have understanding about the purpose LSG dogs. They are not there to kill the wolf, they are there to detere it, or keep it busy long enough for the. Herder to get his gun. If it fought every predator, the owner would pay high vet bills, or it would be dead quickly. Which is costly since these dogs aren't cheap. All of this talk about the dog killing a wolf is just people living out their insecurities through their dogs.
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j All domestic dogs are genetically bred...from Wolves! They don't have the instinct to match a wolf as they don't hunt to survive.
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j it is a livestock guardian dog. It has been over 2,000 years. It also like many other breeds have been trained for other purposes. Decended from the Tibetan Mastiff which would explain their aggression. There are different representations of the breed though. The Russians wouldn't have to do anything to make them more aggressive than they already are. The people who bred those dogs also purposely bred their dogs with the wolf to make it stronger, and a more effective fighter, and also to help it adapt to the harsh environment. They had to breed the dog periodically to the wolf or over time it would lose those advanages over the generations.
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j From wolves. Not a species alive today but still wolves. Not just any wolves though, mainly the weaker submissive ones. www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-40638584 www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-wolves-really-became-dogs-180970014/
This comment section is either full with: Wolves smart, wolves strongest. Their teamwork makes them unbeatable. No dogs can ever win against a wolf Or with: Ovcharka would rip them all to shreds they're like bears and shit Honestly. Caucasian Ovcharka and the Turkish Kangal are the ones who can In 1v1 if bred for it, most often actually win against wolves or even kill them but no wolf can survive a pack of those shepherds just like no shepherd will survive a wolf pack. Remember, just because you read reports of wolves devouring shepherd dogs like them. It does not mean one is better Such dogs are bred for murdering wolves and barking them away. The better question is, how would a group of ovcharkas or kangal handle a group of wolves?
@@argi0774 I think a Tibetan mastiff would fuck up a wolf. Or a Newfoundland. The only thing is the wolf has more experience. It lives wildly. So kills all the time.
Battler Evil A sled dog could fuck up a wolf, they were built to haul hundreds of pounds across the land and if 1 dog and 1 wolf fought the wolf would say fuck it and run away, but the husky would catch up and the wolf wouldn't last
In the wild, the canines, wolves in this case are "just the right sized" they really can be too big, or too small. Too small and they can't make the kills they need to make. Too large and like ALL predators that failed, they will be too bulky and need too much food. No, they are the size evolution has made them, breeding a dog to be bigger--proves nothing really, except the obvious, that it is bigger. Out in the wild, it could never keep up, as it would tired too easily. Look at the "Liger" on the Feline side, Way bigger than a Lion, or a Tiger, yet in the wild today, it would not be quick enough to catch the animals that exist today. Impressive sure, but nature long ago weeded it out. Same thing here and that is of course, nothing against this large, beautiful dog.
Jmichael Isbell, Wolves can be huge. It is not uncommon to have 175 lbs wolves from Canada. Wolves can be very powerful. We have seen footages of a single wolf pulled down an elk. No dogs can do that. I love dogs and I would not allow my dog or dogs to fight wolves alone. Best thing to do, if you see wolves near your pets, shoot first and explain later.
@@benthekeeshond545 Hi Ben, my only point, was that IF someone shows up with a dog that outweighs a wolf, it proves very little to me. But yeah, I did know Wolves can be very large, though I did not know that large. Same with Mountain Lions, they get bigger than many people realize, especially a big Tom. Back to wolves, I read that the number one cause of death among wolves--is other wolves.
yeah im pretty sure the caucasion would destroy that wolve. you can also tell by their body language who is superior at least in their eyes. the wolve never made eye contact with the caucasion, always looked away. Acctually saddens one to see this beautiful wild and strong animal be intimidated by that dog, anyway, But the caucasion is no regular dog. Im fairly certain that wolves will be able to dominate most other dog breeds, even the ones bigger than themselves, but again apart from the caucasion, since the caucasion just has a different mentality than most other dog breeds it is bred to charge and kill other predators, you dont fuck with them unless youre at least just as big.
@Jaime if your so confident in that theory then go grab a wolf the same size as that dog (cuz there are wolves just as big and bigger fyi lmao) and grab that dog, and go in a cage together ya know? Pretty sure when I come back you and that dog are both dead and the wolf, full as FUCK 🤣 you seem very uneducated on the matter but people like you are very fun to put down because of how cocky+uneducated you are.
Did you know that dogs like these are used as protection in siberia etc? They are very useful like that. And thats why people talk like that about animals. Thats just reality in some places that you have to kill animals
That’s how animals naturally are man, go watch some David Attenborough or something. Animals are always killing each other, for food, to protect territory, to secure a mate, and for cats sometimes they just want to do a murder for fun. For animals to kill is as natural as breathing. It’s not that strange for humans to assess animals and make judgments on which one would end up the victor in a hypothetical fight.
@@wolfengod8277 Not really, a lot of times they avoid each other. Even wild animals dont wanna risk being hurt for no reason. Especially between two predatory animals.
I have an Ovcharka and his dominance just makes me laugh just like the dog in this video, I like how when it goes up to the gate the wolf looks up and Quickly looks away like “uhhh I didn’t say anything”
right......be a friend to your dog and don't get it eaten by a wolf. seriously. a wolf is smarter than your dog, is a better hunter/killer than your dog, is faster than your dog, has a stronger bite than your dog, and has a very high percentage chance of eating your dog.
@@Zionsol777 nope, these dogs were specifically bred to guard flocks of livestock against wolves and guess what? THEY DID THE JOB. Wolves do not take fights against animals that stand a good chance of really hurting them. There is no wolf hospital for them to run off to after 🙄
@@imhatepie lol...really?wolves, being intelligent will obviously choose targets of highest reward/lowest resistance. That said, if they are in dire straits they will come into closer proximity to man, which is more of the intimidation factor than your dog. BTW wolves have been known to attack bears, moose, elk, large cats, etc which are all more formidable than any dog. if you really want protection against wolves get a donkey. FACT
@@Zionsol777 Lol no, watch the first interaction again, the wolf was standing infront of the dog, but was avoiding eye-contact and keeping his head low.
Caucasian shepherds r too big n powerful for wolves they r More like a bear n dog combined that's why wolves didn't make a direct eye contact with the big dog.
Really. Thank you. My Rooster (Ovcharka) took on a pack of real wolves the ventured onto my property. He inveiserated one before I arrived with my 9MM. He injured another while having his leg in the mouth of a third. I put that one and the pack backed off. He is gentle and kind, but I never saw him like that. Fearless and a battle animal. It took me over an hour to calm him down from his instinct to kill. Wonderful dog, God bless.
Not petrified,, just unsure of itself & the situation before it. The young pup probably had his instincts kicking in but realized it was no match to these two larger wolves & not truly in danger with it's master there & a fence in between. Give that same dog a year more to grow & his instincts will bud into a powerful protector. The man was simply giving him a feel of what the opposition was like & a small hint of danger he would one day be called upon to defend..
@@user-ww9ww1pp2u yes I've seen jackals..we hunt them in our native lands... And this one's size is more comparable to jackals than wolves... I don't know how small the wolves or jackals are on your side of the world, but I'm referring to the ones found in my native jungles
There was a fence in the way lmao. Haven't you seen those dogs that go crazy looking mean behind a fence but as soon as there is no barrier they back up? Just cause they're animals doesn't mean they're stupid.
It is true, every wild creature craves to fight. The wolf is wagging it's tail, and it's body language is so chill, compare it with the dog, which is threatening serious.
Wolf sizes vary around the world, as do CO sizes and temperaments. The larger LGD breeds have a fighting chance against wolves depending on the circumstances, numbers, etc. My COs would not have remained calm here.
As he should be man we dont really understand how intimidating a wolf is these are not high breed wolf's these are full blooded wolf's will give any dog breed a problem you have some dogs that will put up a better fight than others put over all the wolf will kill them with ease.
Wolf vs dog is the same as mma fighter vs some guy from the street. Size is not relevant. I Have a midsized American Akita who had faced dogs of bigger size. Despite the difference of weight, every time my dog outclassed the bigger dogs. It is not what you have, it is what you can do with it.
@@Bacnow there are more animals in the world other than grizzlies and timber wolves, you know . and here it is, someone tried it ruclips.net/video/4-U3cNzb-RE/видео.html
@@dragongirl8544 - Don’t be so naive! I said WILD grizzly, not captive or domesticated grizzly! That guy raised that bear since it was a suckling cub!! His Words: “We’ve been together for THIRTEEN YEARS...”
@@Bacnow wtf you actually watched it. don't tell me you have nothing better to do with your life. I'm only here because you just happen to annoy me. That original poster did not mean it literally, and you took it as such.
@@dragongirl8544 you put it out there like it was a fac! I was curious if someone was stupid enough to try it. Obviously you were full of shit and now your angry because I called your bluff! If you're this sensitive then you need to stay off the Internet, or ask your parents to provide you with emotional support!
@@user-cw2uq5cc2e кангал как и кавказцы действуют группой. Кангалы группой убивают волка а тут кавказец действует умно. Он видит 2 волка и не бросается без повода, просто следит за волками.
It’s easy enough to think that the dog will win a fight with the wolf considering luck because wolves are never alone, they’re always a bunch of them together
@@yageruoy8109 u dumb. I never said anything about wolves not running in packs. that said , they aren't always right next to each other. .... lol and the dog would not beat a wolf one on one if it were to happen,.
I love your beautiful wolves and your first big dog. Neither seemed to be afraid of the other. But,your second dog(puppy),was scared of the wolves,and didn't want to be close to them-that was sad when you encouraged the man to put him closer to the wolves,and he tried to place himself closer to the man. It's not good to force a puppy like that. He was afraid.
A puppy in almost every new scenario is going to be fearful/timid at first, that's why you should always desensitise & socialise in a wide range of scenarios early on to improve it's quality of life.
@@FallenCorp I adopted a chow chow rescue at 1.5 yrs old-to THIS DAY,she flinches,shys,runs away from large objects,loud noises,quick movements,etc-she is much better with me now,but still sometimes 'flinches' when I go to pet her. I don't know WHAT happened to her prior to me adopting her,I can only imagine. However,she does not run away from other dogs,in fact,she lunges towards them I have to hold her back.
@@memsat2001 Sadly that happens all too often, the prior owners clearly failed to mould her into a confident and worry free dog, at that age it's usually too late, as the socialisation period starts too end at around 16 weeks old, new experiences will be stressful for her, I'd suggest checking out the Animal Desensitizing Sounds playlist, start off low volume and increase volume over time also play with her during "the experience" if still no change perhaps consider talking to your vet for anxiety medication . To stop her lunging will take some patience, instead of approaching the Dog Walker when walking, get her to sit until the Dog Walker has passed, then continue your walk and of course always reward good behaviour, even if shes just lying there quietly, Good Luck!
I'm not a wolf expertise, but I think the first dog is superior than the wolves. The wolves didn't even want to challenge the dog (didn't want to look the dog eyes to eyes). But the dog keep challenged the wolves by moving his positions straight to the directions of wolf eyes/face. That is why the wolf showed his defensive threat (by growl). And the second little dog, everyone must be already know XD
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Wolves are smart but that stand down with Illyrian sheepdog was respect
No I do not like them. It is stupid to bring dogs to see how the wolf reacts
1:05 Wolf 1 whispering to wolf 2: Don't make eye contact
That evox is lavishhh
damn it is true
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Yeah mehn he is not well😂😂😂😂
Meanwhile the dog doesn't take his eye off the wolves and they walk away that dogs mad scary
Compared to north America wolves them wolves look like they been smoking crack since they were pups😂
Gregory Hall 😂😂😂
North american wolfs are the biggest in the world
I think this two are hybrids, the tail is not like a wolf. European wolfs are smaller than the timber wolf
Repent and turn to Jesus and live holy obey him no him no
Indian wolves are size of coyote.
2:24 dog: look Mann i ain’t sign up for this
Lol right? Even at 3:33, barked at the owner, like "man you trippin, tryna get me killed"
Hahha
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Hhhhhhh funny comments like they are mma fighters
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Wolves don't win by size. They win by the numbers and technique. That's why the pack is so strong
a lot of wild wolves are as big as an ovcharka and have stronger bite force as well
@@bushwhackedonvhs No they're not;. Check Wikipedia, an average wolf weighs around 37 kg, that's half what average Caucasian weighs. A wolf one on one against an adult Caucasian won't win. If you check other videos, only when the wolves come in pack they sometimes, not even always manage take down a large guardian dog, never one on one.
@@DestroyerOfLiberastslmao Timber wolves are fuck of a lot bigger than that, champ
Not just that those two would discuss tear that fog apart without ppl
@metaphoria3 they are specifically bred to kill wolves. Moreover, dogs are quite similar and will form packs as well.
Your dogs see the wolves as enemies while the wolves see your dogs as food 😂
The Overcharka will tear the wolf into pieces I seen it with my own eyes in Canada that type of dog is Supernatural part dog part predator like a bear!!!!
@@MANNY-MOE the only way an ovcharka can defeat a wolf is if they had a huge size disparity. Sorry friend they might be bred as guardian dogs but wolves are naturally born predators
@@ykevin0607 Are you calling me a liar dude I seenit with my own eyes fool the over charka was protecting a herd of cattle and there was a pack of three wolves and he got a hold of one while the other two ran these were Timberwolves my friend First he attacked his legs then he went for his throat he had him by his Jaws then choked him to death come on dude do your homework
@@ykevin0607 I'm not saying that the overcharka is going to win all the time you got to remember these dogs are bread to protect you from predators like that of a wolf or a mountain lion
Again as i said fool only if the dog had a huge size advantage would it win a one on one, it might have a chance against a average size female or a juvenile male friend 7 out of 10 a wolf would win that's called evolution but again every dog is an individual
The ultimate teamwork of the wolves makes them unbeatable
R R yeah team work... if it was one on one then the Caucasian ovcharka would win, unless were talking about timber wolves
Saurav Gupta no a wolf would never win to a tiger, that literally impossible. But yes a Caucasian ovcharka would most likely win when it’s a 1v1 against a wolf, unless we’re talking about timber wolves or grey wolves.
@Saurav Gupta 😂 Lmao You're a dumbass if you think a Lone wolf would win against a Tiger. Where did you get your facts from?
20 wolves vs 2 tigers who would win?
SinSkie Prodigy obviously the 20 wolves, especially if they are timber wolves
That isn't a dog, that's a dawg
*"Oh, they are wagging tails, they just want to play!"*
3:18 wolf and dog agree they like each other...
wolf looks like interested in his food
Because wolves love puppies :)
What obaut big Wight wolf .
Its kid kangal not adult kangal lol
@@fckgmail1776 ofcouree it is and this wolf is small too
That’s what the coyotes look like in Arizona 🤣
Thats what i was thinkin i seen a coyote the other day the same size haha were the hell are the real wolves man the 5' motherfuckers when on all fours.
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The wolfs look like childrin becaus the dog is so big this dogs are famous to kill Bears
@@alexctpax4988 ahahah beads
3:10. Wolf thinking " boy, you sure do have a pretty mouth "
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Thank you for the video!! I enjoyed! Beautiful kangal pup and Caucasian Shepherd.
I Love how the wolf didn't make eye contact with the bigger dog but made eye contact instantly with the second dog🤣
The first wolf walked up and straight up eyed the big dog, that dog looked right away at the second wolf who didnt look at him. He got punked by the Alpha wolf, then had to bark like he was all that. He wanted nothing to do with the Alpha who called him out.
He was like “oh we got one”🤣
@@troydhansen4990 Dog began to look second wolf because it watches to dogs owner , dog does awesome job watching them till first stepped towards owner - only then dog shows agression but dog dominates there
@@troydhansen4990 0:44 the hell you smoking look how they both looked to the other side in 5 seconds
@@troydhansen4990 There is no actual alpha in a wolf pack.
A pack of wolves is two parents and their offsprings. The parents are equal.
The 1st dog was acting more aggressive as it was on the lead been pulled away, also noticed the wolf didn't seem to look the bigger dog directly in the face. But when it saw the smaller dog it went into hunt mode and wouldn't take its eyes away
Wolfs are wimps
Because Caucasian shepherd are dominant
The 2nd dog wanted no smoke. The 1st looked like he wanted it all tho. Them wolves weren't paying him too much attention tho. Probably like, "you lucky this fence is here, we'd jump you dog"
Frank Doolz the 1st will kill them both are dumb 1st dog is dangerous
Second dog is a young puppy
Young Obongo hilarious.
GH The first dog is a mountain dog they used to Hunt bears, he would kill the wolves easily
Wolves also have a high sense of self-preservation, they usually try to avoid any prey that could inflict serious injury. A larger pack allows them to take that risk with larger animals. When it comes to dogs, self-preservation varies as they generally don’t have to contend with the same variables that wolves do. Some breeds have no self-preservation at all; these same breeds also tend to fight to the death with every encounter which would not bode well in the wild as natural selection typically doesn’t favor hyper-aggression
Beautiful, your CO looks exactly like mine!
Most people do not have understanding about the purpose LSG dogs. They are not there to kill the wolf, they are there to detere it, or keep it busy long enough for the. Herder to get his gun. If it fought every predator, the owner would pay high vet bills, or it would be dead quickly. Which is costly since these dogs aren't cheap. All of this talk about the dog killing a wolf is just people living out their insecurities through their dogs.
I don't think it's ppls insecurities lol ppl are just not that smart
You are absolutly right!
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j All domestic dogs are genetically bred...from Wolves!
They don't have the instinct to match a wolf as they don't hunt to survive.
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j it is a livestock guardian dog. It has been over 2,000 years. It also like many other breeds have been trained for other purposes. Decended from the Tibetan Mastiff which would explain their aggression. There are different representations of the breed though. The Russians wouldn't have to do anything to make them more aggressive than they already are. The people who bred those dogs also purposely bred their dogs with the wolf to make it stronger, and a more effective fighter, and also to help it adapt to the harsh environment. They had to breed the dog periodically to the wolf or over time it would lose those advanages over the generations.
@0f392k49fg91h7fg893j From wolves. Not a species alive today but still wolves. Not just any wolves though, mainly the weaker submissive ones.
www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-40638584
www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-wolves-really-became-dogs-180970014/
I just see a bunch of good boi’s 🙃
This comment section is either full with: Wolves smart, wolves strongest. Their teamwork makes them unbeatable. No dogs can ever win against a wolf
Or with: Ovcharka would rip them all to shreds they're like bears and shit
Honestly. Caucasian Ovcharka and the Turkish Kangal are the ones who can In 1v1 if bred for it, most often actually win against wolves or even kill them but no wolf can survive a pack of those shepherds just like no shepherd will survive a wolf pack.
Remember, just because you read reports of wolves devouring shepherd dogs like them. It does not mean one is better
Such dogs are bred for murdering wolves and barking them away. The better question is, how would a group of ovcharkas or kangal handle a group of wolves?
Or even just one mountain Shepard and one wolf lmao ..
The thing is, no matter what dogs are bred for, the best breeder by far is nature, not man. Meaning wolves. Completely superior to dogs in any way
@@argi0774 I think a Tibetan mastiff would fuck up a wolf. Or a Newfoundland. The only thing is the wolf has more experience. It lives wildly. So kills all the time.
Battler Evil A sled dog could fuck up a wolf, they were built to haul hundreds of pounds across the land and if 1 dog and 1 wolf fought the wolf would say fuck it and run away, but the husky would catch up and the wolf wouldn't last
Toonz Brah Should see my old Husky-wolf cross, strong as fuck and dragged the fence it was chained to down the road
Look at how friendly the wolves are! They're wagging their tail 😂
They weren't scared at all
They wag their tails when they see potential food.
Wagging tails mean 'excitement' .. Why are they excited can be any number of potential reasons ... Enemies, Friends, Food ..
wolves dont wag their tails for the same reasons as dogs.
Is that Shepherd young? It looks very small for the average height of one.
In the wild, the canines, wolves in this case are "just the right sized" they really can be too big, or too small. Too small and they can't make the kills they need to make. Too large and like ALL predators that failed, they will be too bulky and need too much food. No, they are the size evolution has made them, breeding a dog to be bigger--proves nothing really, except the obvious, that it is bigger. Out in the wild, it could never keep up, as it would tired too easily. Look at the "Liger" on the Feline side, Way bigger than a Lion, or a Tiger, yet in the wild today, it would not be quick enough to catch the animals that exist today. Impressive sure, but nature long ago weeded it out. Same thing here and that is of course, nothing against this large, beautiful dog.
Jmichael Isbell,
Wolves can be huge. It is not uncommon to have 175 lbs wolves from Canada. Wolves can be very powerful. We have seen footages of a single wolf pulled down an elk. No dogs can do that. I love dogs and I would not allow my dog or dogs to fight wolves alone. Best thing to do, if you see wolves near your pets, shoot first and explain later.
@@benthekeeshond545 Hi Ben, my only point, was that IF someone shows up with a dog that outweighs a wolf, it proves very little to me. But yeah, I did know Wolves can be very large, though I did not know that large. Same with Mountain Lions, they get bigger than many people realize, especially a big Tom. Back to wolves, I read that the number one cause of death among wolves--is other wolves.
@@jimquantic well the thing is. those dogs where breed to fight wolfs and bears, FUCKING BEARS... they are guard dogs, like elite guard dogs.
yeah im pretty sure the caucasion would destroy that wolve. you can also tell by their body language who is superior at least in their eyes. the wolve never made eye contact with the caucasion, always looked away. Acctually saddens one to see this beautiful wild and strong animal be intimidated by that dog, anyway, But the caucasion is no regular dog. Im fairly certain that wolves will be able to dominate most other dog breeds, even the ones bigger than themselves, but again apart from the caucasion, since the caucasion just has a different mentality than most other dog breeds it is bred to charge and kill other predators, you dont fuck with them unless youre at least just as big.
Yes thats why we dont see too many big ass wolves..... ok itll have a stronger bite but itll lack endurance and agility that a smaller one has
1:21 is the "Oh, Shit!" moment. Wolves are amazing :)
@Jaime if your so confident in that theory then go grab a wolf the same size as that dog (cuz there are wolves just as big and bigger fyi lmao) and grab that dog, and go in a cage together ya know? Pretty sure when I come back you and that dog are both dead and the wolf, full as FUCK 🤣 you seem very uneducated on the matter but people like you are very fun to put down because of how cocky+uneducated you are.
@@howboutdat9290 lol, off your high horse
Wolves: "your just full of fur, and we have a plan."
Bro, reading the comments is so sad, everyone talks about which dog kills a wolf and vice versa.
It's unfortunate how they see animals.
All this video achieves is stressing the animals out. Plus, why are the wolves locked up & not free?
Did you know that dogs like these are used as protection in siberia etc? They are very useful like that. And thats why people talk like that about animals. Thats just reality in some places that you have to kill animals
It’s called nature... deal with it... snowflake
That’s how animals naturally are man, go watch some David Attenborough or something. Animals are always killing each other, for food, to protect territory, to secure a mate, and for cats sometimes they just want to do a murder for fun. For animals to kill is as natural as breathing.
It’s not that strange for humans to assess animals and make judgments on which one would end up the victor in a hypothetical fight.
@@wolfengod8277 Not really, a lot of times they avoid each other. Even wild animals dont wanna risk being hurt for no reason. Especially between two predatory animals.
I think they were hostile to the first dog because the wolves saw his super fluff as competition
"No! we need to be the fluffiest!"
That is a huge dog, and those wolves don’t look at all afraid. Cool video. Thx
Great vid. You should make more videos on wolves.
I love how friendly that second ovcharka is. Even the wolf likes them!
That was a puppy! 😂
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Dog: whoa... Stand back!! I said *Stand* back!!!
Wolf: Eyy... coizenn.!!!
Those wolves were cautious, but clearly not intimidated.
Your dog is beautiful!
Lol the pup was like get me the f out of here lol
I have an Ovcharka and his dominance just makes me laugh just like the dog in this video, I like how when it goes up to the gate the wolf looks up and Quickly looks away like “uhhh I didn’t say anything”
right......be a friend to your dog and don't get it eaten by a wolf. seriously. a wolf is smarter than your dog, is a better hunter/killer than your dog, is faster than your dog, has a stronger bite than your dog, and has a very high percentage chance of eating your dog.
@@Zionsol777 nope, these dogs were specifically bred to guard flocks of livestock against wolves and guess what? THEY DID THE JOB.
Wolves do not take fights against animals that stand a good chance of really hurting them. There is no wolf hospital for them to run off to after 🙄
@@imhatepie lol...really?wolves, being intelligent will obviously choose targets of highest reward/lowest resistance. That said, if they are in dire straits they will come into closer proximity to man, which is more of the intimidation factor than your dog. BTW wolves have been known to attack bears, moose, elk, large cats, etc which are all more formidable than any dog. if you really want protection against wolves get a donkey. FACT
THE WOLVES BASICALLY DISREGARDED THE DOG. THEY FOR SURE WEREN'T INTIMIDATED.
@@Zionsol777 Lol no, watch the first interaction again, the wolf was standing infront of the dog, but was avoiding eye-contact and keeping his head low.
That puppy seemed timid and afraid but still managed 2 get out small little bark.
Wolves are probably thinking"wonder what breed of dog they are bringing today"
These wolves look so loving with each other. Sad to see them fenced in like that
Very true, wolves are very emotional
This is like fights on the internet.
i love this video. this dog has no hesitation.
I've seen too much Cheems meme that I cannot stop seeing wolf face as cheems face
Надо было и волков из клетки выпустить,чтоб нормально обнюхались и познакомились...
Один на один выпускай волка против Кавказца и волку придёт конец.
@@aslanerizhokov9911 ,но почему то не выпустили..
@@-Valik_777-по сутним виду и тут ты в 3 не смогли противостоят против такого кавказца.
The wolf is so beautiful!
Those wolves touch that dog I’ll make fucking coats out of them
These look like coyotea wolves are bigger and menacing
Wow sooooo many experts here, its amazing!! Ahum
Oh im on the leash now? "BARK BARK".
Как только хозяин появился лаять начал)))
Caucasian shepherds r too big n powerful for wolves they r More like a bear n dog combined that's why wolves didn't make a direct eye contact with the big dog.
Really. Thank you. My Rooster (Ovcharka) took on a pack of real wolves the ventured onto my property. He inveiserated one before I arrived with my 9MM. He injured another while having his leg in the mouth of a third. I put that one and the pack backed off. He is gentle and kind, but I never saw him like that. Fearless and a battle animal. It took me over an hour to calm him down from his instinct to kill. Wonderful dog, God bless.
This is wild 🙌🏼🙌🏼
The second dog was petrified 😂
It was a puppy. Probably like 4-6 months old.
Not petrified,, just unsure of itself & the situation before it. The young pup probably had his instincts kicking in but realized it was no match to these two larger wolves & not truly in danger with it's master there & a fence in between. Give that same dog a year more to grow & his instincts will bud into a powerful protector. The man was simply giving him a feel of what the opposition was like & a small hint of danger he would one day be called upon to defend..
I think these wolf just know that there is gate between them 😂
Yooo I really want one of these they are sooo awesome
I like how the wolves dont move during the standoff just snarling
Wolf’s like oh hell Nawh. He with us but he ain’t with us.
The second dog was scared and the wolf wanted it for dinner
Wolf noticed the dog first...have better radar.
Already sniffing around trying to find a way around cage😂😂
the wolf is the ultimate predator and smart as hell
Those wolves are small... They look more like jackals... 🤔
no lol have you even seen jakals ? thats the average size of the wolves!
@@user-ww9ww1pp2u yes I've seen jackals..we hunt them in our native lands... And this one's size is more comparable to jackals than wolves... I don't know how small the wolves or jackals are on your side of the world, but I'm referring to the ones found in my native jungles
Plenty of jackalls are Wolf hybrids specially in some areas
@@xy5844 that's a possibility too...
@@binodmenahihu8104 why?
Dog meets its ancestor
wolf: who are you
dog: i am you but i chose to stay by the fire
Those wolves don't even look hesitant at all lol I'm sure the wolf would tear it up
Достойно встретил волков 👍👍👍
Вот это настоящий волкодав.
The words between the pump and the wolves were not hatred between each other
Wolf looked half the size of the first dog but still didn't even flinch a cm
There was a fence in the way lmao. Haven't you seen those dogs that go crazy looking mean behind a fence but as soon as there is no barrier they back up? Just cause they're animals doesn't mean they're stupid.
He starred them down like a vicious hawk and they didn’t want no parts of the him
the temperament of wolves is no joke
3:10 Awwwww!
The second one is a cute big puppy.
Awesome!
1:04 you go closer and investigate, no you go closer
1:21 was that a lion grawl?😮
It is true, every wild creature craves to fight. The wolf is wagging it's tail, and it's body language is so chill, compare it with the dog, which is threatening serious.
Wagging tail doesnt mean they're happy
Wolves: "dont make eye contact"
Ovcharka: "look at me me when im talking to you bitch"
Wolf sizes vary around the world, as do CO sizes and temperaments. The larger LGD breeds have a fighting chance against wolves depending on the circumstances, numbers, etc. My COs would not have remained calm here.
Kangal puppy litlle bit scared😬
But beautifull puppy , really nice
its not Kangal
ve saire Yes it’s a kangal puppy 🐶
@@Mr.Zaferr not kangal its volkadov caucacian dog 🙂
As he should be man we dont really understand how intimidating a wolf is these are not high breed wolf's these are full blooded wolf's will give any dog breed a problem you have some dogs that will put up a better fight than others put over all the wolf will kill them with ease.
Great video
A kangal pup was like "I´m good,let´s go"
Thats not kangal
@@ersinkalay8911 what´s "not kangal" ??
The Second confrontation
@@ersinkalay8911 now you´re gonna say it´s a Aksaray Malaklısı?
There was no reaction at first because of the fence. Let him in there to play, lol. 😉
Wolf vs dog is the same as mma fighter vs some guy from the street. Size is not relevant. I
Have a midsized American Akita who had faced dogs of bigger size. Despite the difference of weight, every time my dog outclassed the bigger dogs. It is not what you have, it is what you can do with it.
no
Stop lying
Those wolves were ready to eat that dog lol
Wish my unit tests look like this
My Chihuahua was attacked by 2 wolves once. I didn't have to feed it that day as it had wolf for dinner...
Bruh...mbest joke i heard all day🤣🤣🤣
There all gods creatures, and so cute I wanna cuddle them.
Yep! You should go up to the nearest wild Grizzly or Timber wolf and “cuddle”! Be sure to videotape the event....
@@Bacnow there are more animals in the world other than grizzlies and timber wolves, you know . and here it is, someone tried it
ruclips.net/video/4-U3cNzb-RE/видео.html
@@dragongirl8544 - Don’t be so naive! I said WILD grizzly, not captive or domesticated grizzly! That guy raised that bear since it was a suckling cub!!
His Words: “We’ve been together for THIRTEEN YEARS...”
@@Bacnow wtf you actually watched it. don't tell me you have nothing better to do with your life. I'm only here because you just happen to annoy me. That original poster did not mean it literally, and you took it as such.
@@dragongirl8544 you put it out there like it was a fac! I was curious if someone was stupid enough to try it. Obviously you were full of shit and now your angry because I called your bluff! If you're this sensitive then you need to stay off the Internet, or ask your parents to provide you with emotional support!
Wolf: *wtf are you?*
Dog: *wtf are you too?*
Caucasian Ovcharka: wow, cute little dogs here
Смотрел тест с Кангалом. Кангал хвост поджал и всё прятался. А Кавказец с духом!!!
Может кангал такой был, они же точно изначально для охраны стада от волков
Тот молодой был ,домашний слишком
@@user-cw2uq5cc2e кангал как и кавказцы действуют группой. Кангалы группой убивают волка а тут кавказец действует умно. Он видит 2 волка и не бросается без повода, просто следит за волками.
Dog wants to fight..wolves want a meal
The loudest in the room is normally the weakest.
That one wolf was trying to escape in the beginning. Smart wolfers
It’s easy enough to think that the dog will win a fight with the wolf considering luck because wolves are never alone, they’re always a bunch of them together
lol, no.
@@Zionsol777 u dumb? Wolves move in packs
@@yageruoy8109 u dumb. I never said anything about wolves not running in packs. that said , they aren't always right next to each other. .... lol and the dog would not beat a wolf one on one if it were to happen,.
I love your beautiful wolves and your first big dog. Neither seemed to be afraid of the other. But,your second dog(puppy),was scared of the wolves,and didn't want to be close to them-that was sad when you encouraged the man to put him closer to the wolves,and he tried to place himself closer to the man. It's not good to force a puppy like that. He was afraid.
Its cos the guy's an utter twat.....
@With The Quickness not really
Its either in them, or not. Dogs that show fear were discarded. Same as any working dog.
A puppy in almost every new scenario is going to be fearful/timid at first, that's why you should always desensitise & socialise in a wide range of scenarios early on to improve it's quality of life.
@@FallenCorp I adopted a chow chow rescue at 1.5 yrs old-to THIS DAY,she flinches,shys,runs away from large objects,loud noises,quick movements,etc-she is much better with me now,but still sometimes 'flinches' when I go to pet her. I don't know WHAT happened to her prior to me adopting her,I can only imagine. However,she does not run away from other dogs,in fact,she lunges towards them I have to hold her back.
@@memsat2001 Sadly that happens all too often, the prior owners clearly failed to mould her into a confident and worry free dog, at that age it's usually too late, as the socialisation period starts too end at around 16 weeks old, new experiences will be stressful for her, I'd suggest checking out the Animal Desensitizing Sounds playlist, start off low volume and increase volume over time also play with her during "the experience" if still no change perhaps consider talking to your vet for anxiety medication . To stop her lunging will take some patience, instead of approaching the Dog Walker when walking, get her to sit until the Dog Walker has passed, then continue your walk and of course always reward good behaviour, even if shes just lying there quietly, Good Luck!
Wolves are like we don't bark we kill 🤣
Wolves are beautiful and much more intelligent than dogs.
Wolves aren't smaller than usual . The dog is really big
Jimi Jojo only North America grey wolf is giant
@@xivwords5448 you have an obsession about America continent. Give it up man.
I'm not a wolf expertise, but I think the first dog is superior than the wolves. The wolves didn't even want to challenge the dog (didn't want to look the dog eyes to eyes).
But the dog keep challenged the wolves by moving his positions straight to the directions of wolf eyes/face. That is why the wolf showed his defensive threat (by growl).
And the second little dog, everyone must be already know XD
The wolves were friendly towards it, at least behind the fence
Steve Gln inside the fence and that little dog is lunch for the wolf 😂😂
They dont care about dog. Look at them. Dog as any other react the same, he is behing fence. Put dog inside and look what happens.
Ivan Ivan there are 3 wolves, if u put 1 wolf that dog would fuck up the wolf. Shepard dogs are bred to fight wolves and are stronger than a wolf
@@Kratos7686 um yea no lmao
Ty recommended
Bas je sladak ❤
Какой жиирный, облизнулись серые.......)))
А большие волки белые .
@@1tref сколько раз к таким "шафкам " в вольер заходил ? ..
@@user-bl3xi2bi6w ни разу, но в детстве на лошади или велике этих шавок отгонял от стада.
поэтому не глядят в глаза и отводят взгляд
да это авчарка разьебала бы одного волка вобще в легкую.
Wolf:
Normal dogs: *bark*
Ovcharka: *TARGET ACQUIRED*
Ovscharka: gets killed by wolf
Note how the dog changed his demeaned once leashed. He would act the same with any other canine.