History of The Samoyed
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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The best thing about Samoyed is that when you help them blow their coat/deshed them, you can knit at least one other Samoyed from the hair produced.
😂 lol that’s hilarious. You could even make a bed for your dog with the extra fur😂
I have an idea for a fantasy story and in this world there are "wood elves" (working title) who have huge white dogs as their only domesticated animals. They use them not only to carry/drag loads, but also to source fibers for textiles from. Good to know my idea has an actual real life example. ^ ^
LMMFAO get two dogs, what a bargain.
@@southernbelle6838 conditioner? gel? pomade? curlers?
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto I've got a mental picture of a Samoyed walking around in curlers like Georgette in Oliver & Company LOL
Edit: spelling lol
I have a Keeshond, the smaller, grayer, even poofier version of a Samoyed. They were bred specifically to keep people company on barges in the Netherlands. He looks like a storm cloud with a fox face, has a single braincell that is actually a marshmallow, leaves super soft fur tumbleweeds all over my house, and tries to befriend bees. I love him ♥️
Sounds wonderful 🥰 Give him a hug from me ❤
Oh my gosh! Jonny needs to use your description of your Keeshond in one of his videos! It is one of the funniest things I have ever read! It's so funny I could stab you!!!
Oh, I miss mine so much!😢
does his thick fur protect him from bee stings?
We had a keeshound. Got him from the pound of all places. Best dog we ever had !
I think this can fill a really good niche in the RUclips algorithm. The history of dog species series. Keep up the good work!!
It's been fun watching him work it all out! And I agree--this should be good.
Yes please! :D
Yes! And the shirt is freakin awesome...I was halfway through before I noticed the pattern!
Dog breeds... they're all the same species!
Yeah please more of that
I had a land lady who would take the Samoyed fur , after combing, wash it, card it and then spin it into yarn. She made hats and gloves from it. They were the warmest thing I had ever worn. I was part of a university study that required us to be outside in a
a wind chill factor was -85F during the 🥰 day. I was the only one sweating! 🫠😀🏔️⛰️
This did not feel like 10 minutes. It felt like 1. Please do more of these. They are awesome
It didn't, I actually checked the length of the video after reading your post.
I need more vids from this guy period! I love them !
Hehe it sounds like he makes videos just for you 😅
Personally long, short I don't mind, love this channel. I always think if you don't like longer/ shorter content don't watch it, instead wait for what you want to watch.
In terms of entertainment, it felt like 1 minute. In terms of education, it felt like an hour. How did he pack so much info into such a short time?! Legend.
Do the German Shepherd/White Shepherd. There has to be GREAT interaction there.
"It's so fluffy I could stab you!!" is my favorite line and I loved learning about the Samoy! Hope to see more like this!
I think we need a Tshirt.....
SamoYED
Ditto on that line!! And also the learning!
DUDE YOU NEED TO DO THIS FOR OTHER SPECIES, this was genuinely SO fun and informational and so interesting!! You even taught me about some people groups I never even heard of.
Breeds* (sorry, it bothered me) But yeah, we really need more of these, I think they could be really successful
Getting my knives ready.
Absoflippinlutly agree. I was wondering what the next step would be,where you might go next in your heuvre, and other species would be just the ticket. Look up slime mould. It's like something out of a horror movie AND savagely interesting. It's slime then it's an animal and then vegetation (I think). Or dinosaurs!. That Wales were originally in the water, then lived on land and then went back into the water. There are more animals than you could shake a stick at [Ed. What stick?].....
You, quite literally saved me. About two months ago, my beautiful, little sheltie girl, who was 14, died unexpectedly. And it was finding your channel, and watching your wonderful videos, and being able to laugh, which has put me through. Thank you.
I'm so sorry about the loss of your little girl. (((( Hugs)))
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Aww, so sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss. The hardest part of loving your dog is losing your dog 😢
I had a tri-color named Raven, miss her
As a groomer Samoyed day is brutal. We have one named Beau. The boy is thick! Parts of his fur is really thin because of allergies but the rest of him is so insanely thick. He's such a good boy though. I love him so much.
DAAAANG!! If this dude taught history in high school, it wouldn’t have taken me 2 years and a sympathetic teacher to pass me!
As a lifetime samoyed owned person, I know their history pretty well, but your version is so much better and funnier! Good to see you back
My very first dog was a Samoyed named Lady. She was my protector, babysitter, and best friend. We got her when I was 1 years old and she was a little over a year old. We spent 15 years together.
Our parents weren't rich so we rarely took vacations but 1 summer we spent a week in a musty coastal beach motel. Mom was grumpier than usual for no reason, mourning her own lost childhood but Linda, the owner of Linda's Lowtide, owned the most resplendant, silky, friendly and pillowy dog I'd ever encountered. I spent the next few days delightedly romping with the glowing, panting puffball on the grey shore looking for sand dollars & starfish. I burst into tears the day we were bundled back into the station wagon to return home and vowed to one day own a Samoyed.
Don’t leave us hanging! Did you ever get one?
@@danilincks5809 Not yet because I moved to inner cities (Nyc&Paris) but in a few months I'll return finally to the countryside & will have enough space to joyfully accomodate a Samoyed (who will hopefully tolerate Kiki the stripy cat who loves to bite & scratch).
@@jguitar23 I love it, I wish you a happy doggie parenting life! Dogs are AWESOME. If you remember, reply to this comment when you get your Sammy and tell us its name. Have a great day!
I'm so with your Mom - hope your eventual fluffball will cheer her up - and Kiki! (Stupid cat. But I love them)
We'll need to get updates. Kiki will be fine. Bitey cats make good etiquette teachers
You fill a very special niche on RUclips! Not only are your shorts hysterical but these in-depth historical excursions are a welcome diversion! Keep on doin’ what you’re doin’! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Becoming a huge fan of Jonny Devaney! Very talented, witty, and memorable.
... and cute *blush*...
Yes sir me too
Yeah me too
ME TOO!
He’s awesome 🎉
My family had a Samoyed for over 12 years. My mom & him were a therapy team that did hospice, hospitals, schools, cabinets Bert its the feels etc...that dog was incredible. 10 years after his passing, we still shed tears when we see him (or other Samoyeds). His gorgeous champion and tv out.
If you're ever in Oslo, the ship Fram used by both Amundsen and Nansen has its own museum. It's next to the museums for the Kon-Tiki raft and the viking ships.
And Amundsen didn't just get dogs from the Inuit. He also used their knowledge of how to dress properly for the arctic conditions.
Funny how much better things went for Amundsen, who asked for/listened to advice from the people who knew how to survive and thrive in Deepest Hell Froze Over, than Scott, who was, "I'm English so I know what I'm doing".
thank you for sharing facts, I am inuk and I am sensitive when youtubers mention my race and our history lol
A Jack Russell named Bothie made history in 1982 as part of the Transglobe Expedition. Owned by explorers Ranulph and Ginny Fiennes, he became the first dog to travel to both the North and South Poles.
Good boy, Bothie
Remember Balto, who has a statue in Central Park
Yes...more of this. The world needs to know that a lot of stabbings are due to fluffiness. 🗡🐩❤😘
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Makes sense. There must be a balance to the universe.
Lol 😂😂
So true!
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Hi Jonny, just wanted to say thanks for your videos. I'm disabled and they make me happy at night when I can't sleep. When the pain is bad. Thank you for making me smile. 🙂 They're always funny and help my mood a great deal. Your sense of humour is just hilarious.
Same here! 😻
That running joke of how fluffy they are ... got me every time. How?!
Your shorts are hilarious. Your vivaciousness, sense of humor, comedic abilities, etc.. all make you contagious (in a good way, with no need for a mask). I hope to see much more of you, especially on the history of dog breeds. Thank you.
Please do more of these longform history videos! You're great at relaying interesting facts while being funny as heck. As someone else said in their comment, it would be good if you also mentioned the pros/cons/requirements/responsibilities involved in caring for a particular breed, so people remember there's more to it than just a pupper that looks cute on instagram 😬
Okay, right? I'm so tired of people getting dogs because "they're so cute" and not being willing to put in the effort it takes to train them properly. Especially when it comes to working dog breeds (which are just about all of them, btw). These animals have generations of worker instinct that doesn't just go away because this particular dog wasn't raised that way. You have to give them proper training based on their breed so they have an outlet for that energy, or they start having nervous issues and acting out. It's like there's something they KNOW they're supposed to be doing, and it stresses them out when it doesn't happen.
Love to see one on the differences between malamutes and siberians, mekenzie river huskies etc...Im from AK & I feel like everyone throws them all in the same basket when they're very different looking & bred for different purposes. Love this channel & never get tired of these videos. Its what the internet needs more of.
I've lived with both Huskies and Malmutes.. very different, the Mal was 120lbs. of lap dog❤.
I have a vest knit from our own samoyed's hair. My mom knit it for my dad along with a pair of mitts. It is so warm and cozy and absolutely one of a kind.
Wow. Very interesting. When my Keeshond died, many years ago, someone suggested something similar. The "woman who knits " said no way! Every time it rains it will smell like dirty dog. Who knows, but she (my dog--not the knitting woman) was interred after a long very loved life with all her fur!
@@nicolebroussard872 Hi Nicole, I can believe that about the smell. Good thing samoyeds don't smell, wet or dry. Sammy's come from siberia.
This was awesome! Clever, snarky, silly, totally anti-pompous and informative. More! 🙏🥰
Agree! I’d watch a ton of these
"The... The pug 🐷"
*Beautiful.*
I have a pug
@@julietsemrau5801 oink ❤
Brilliant. Please, I'm begging you, keep filming these.
My first dog owned as an adult was a Samoyed and Golden Retriever cross. He LOVED the snow! And shed horribly 😳 Balou looked like a buff colored GR with a curled tail. And he was huge. He averaged 80 pounds.
My husband and I used to joke we could knit another dog from his weekly shed. 🤣
If you ever get another dog that shed a lot get a brush and brush them every other day to help lower that
WOW tho...I once shaped the hair of my wolf dog into a lil white howling wolf tho!😆😂🤣🤣
You should try it, apparently dog fur is pretty darn warm
@@FoxSenpie I wish...my giant malamute hates being brushed ...she hates water so ...she hates baths ..she's also over a hundred pounds and it takes two.. she's also vocal so she sounds like she's dying...all the same , we manage..😄😂😆🤣🤣🤣
Growing up we used to have a Samoyed. She was a stunning girl we named Sasha. Ultimately we weren't home enough to have a dog. Plus we lived in Las Vegas which is the opposite of her ideal climate.
We were able to find a family that lived up in the mountains. She got to frolic in the snow all Winter up there. ❄ Her coat was so fluffy and white. Loved that dog so much.
My grandparent's had a Samoyed. Somehow he survived all of his life in the Philippines which is a tropical country. 🤷🏻♀️
I really like the history delivery. I think we all need more pictures of the dog being researched. I love that you picked a breed personal to you for the first one.
Google the pictures then. You can't come on this guy's video demanding anything.
@@TheCallowayBride I demand more pictures of Thor…is this the right guy?
Hella clean, indeed! Ours was an Iowa farmdog and was never any other color than pure white. Nicki LOVED the subzero (°F), would frolic and run on snowdrifts during real Iowa blizzards, telling us what truly great weather it was!🥶💙
As a dog lover, a Samoyed lover and a history lover, you've won a subscriber. Can't wait to see the German Shepherd video, they're my favourite breed.
As long as there are no Dirndls and Lederhosen in that video.
I had a Samoyed many years ago. He flatly refused to be put on a leash and he'd flip out. However, he always stayed in the yard (I don't know how he knew where the boundaries were, but he managed it!) and we could walk down the street with him never leaving my side. Just. Don't. Put. A. Leash. On! LOL I miss him terribly. R.I.P.
@@sieglindesmith9092 My favourite show has a GSD and it's set in Austria, so I would be OK with dirndls and lederhosen in there.
Спасибо, что рассказал и про сибирских самоедов, и про экспедиции в Антарктику)
Только слово «Самоед» означает не то, что они «сами едят себя», никакого каннибализма! Самоеды - это старо-русское название северных народностей, которое образовано от слов «сам-один», эти народы всегда были очень малочисленны и расселялись не группами и племенами, а отдельными кочующими семьями. Всегда одни, сам одни, самоди, сами едут, самоеды. Видишь: не едят (eat), а едут (go). А их собак русские назвали в честь них самих, потому что они тоже сами едут и везут в упряжке все, что нужно)))
I absolutely love your style of delivery, Jonny. So , so hilarious. Thanks for the vid!
This is awesome! As a dog lover and history nerd this was perfection.
May I please request a “history of the Australian shepherd “? :)
This was great. Please do more. I would like it if you mentioned any down sides to any of the breeds. I think too many people get a dog because it's "cute" or "kick ass" and then abandon them because of the extra care they may/will need. It thought I wanted an Irish wolf hound, and then I learned about their short life span and the joint problems that they may have...
Oooooh he should do a video about Irish wolf hounds! Their history is pretty cool. All giant breeds have short life spans, unfortunately. Their size causes so many health issues. Otherwise, Irish wolf hounds are amazing dogs. I understand them to be calm, gentle family dogs. If you want a dog with a long life span, nothing beats a chihuahua! They can live to 20 or even longer. It's hard to find one that hasn't been inbred like crazy in puppy mills though 😥
And caution on dogs that need lots and lots of ongoing training and management. .. a neighbor allowed her rescue Tibetan mastiff to get out and it attacked my 10-yr old niece in her own garage. My niece has grown up with a lab - she wasn't provoking the dog. The attack was instant. Fortunately her aunt and uncle were nearby, and able to distract and contain the dog to disrupt the attack. Niece is fine - just stitches, very luckily.... But people need to understand the amount of work and care required to keep certain dog breeds.
I always enjoy your short, funny, dog themed videos, but this long form informative style is even better. Would definitely love to see more history of dog breeds videos from you.
I have been a big fan of all of the videos you have posted. When I seen this was 10 minutes I was worried it would be too long. I couldn’t have been more wrong. The time flew by and I laughed a lot and learned some new things. Great job! I look forward to seeing more dog history in your videos ❤❤❤❤❤
I have recently been down such a weird rabbit hole for dog breed origins and I’ve been super into Russian history lately too so this was actually amazing thank you so much
We attended a dogsled race years ago.we watched team after team of huskies dashing by. Then we saw a vision of white. A team of Sammies prancing by. The musher looked up and said “ We’re not fast but, damn , we look good.”
Good
Two things I love:
-long form video Essays
-This guy's videos.
10/10
I am owned by an elderly chihuahua. He bit me in a park for no reason, then convinced me to take him home from the shelter. 10 years later, he still will not acknowledge me if I speak English to him, no, it must be Spanish. He is the most loving, loyal and STUBBORN dog I've ever met. Love him. And I love your dogs series!!!!!
YES ! to the knitting of the Samoyed. By far the best canine fiber. A bit tricky to spin but worth the trouble. Very entertaining video. Thanks
A friend of mine has 3 Samoyeds. All are rescues - two of them from the Chinese Dog Meat Festival. He lives in Oregon and his property abuts a National Forest. He posts a lot of photos of walking the dogs in the woods. (A couple of years ago he published a calendar of the photos and gave the profit to the dog rescue.) The antics of these dogs are endlessly entertaining.
I can't believe I actually learned something while laughing so hard I snorted! PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE!!!
You definitely need to make this a series!! I'd watch every single one!!
You’ve found a great original niche. Comedy combined with dogs, bit of education here and there and you’ve hit the trifecta. I hope you enjoy creating as much we enjoy watching. In the spirit of Star Trek, ‘May you create long and prosper ‘. Keep it up mate. Love your work.
What a history professor you would make! Your classes would be PACKED!
So enjoyed this. Had not realised the full extent of Scott's stubborn and lethal stupidity. Good British motto - We always know better than the locals. Reminded me of the top drawer British cavalry in 19th century Sudan who presumed their equestrian skills perfectly equiped them to manage camels. A couple of days of vicious kicks from unexpected directions, long range vile vomiting and outright refusal to move soon had the toffs humiliated - utterly.
I've binged 98% of your channel today, 10/18/23. My sides hurt from laughing aloud & have tear trails down my face. Love your content. ...
I love your pure comedy videos, but I think this was even better. Very informative and entertaining. This will be a great series!
Just love your stuff. Started watching the robber vs. dog breeds and was howling with laughter. Subscribed. Please keep up the good work.
I expected to enjoy this video because I really love Jonny's previous ones about dog breeds. What I did not expect is to watch 10 entertaining and educational minutes. Thanks Jonny! 👍😂 Thor's History is a great indeed! 👍
Years ago I had a friend that had a Samoyed named Baby. Wonderful dog, full of love, cuddles and a great disposition. One day Baby ran away, and could not be found around the neighbgorhood. My friend went to the pound to see if Baby was there, and she was so pleased to see her beloved fluffy cloud bouncing with happiness to see her.
About a day later my friend noticed that Baby didn't act the way he usually did, and appeared not to remember the house, acting as though he'd never been there before. She determined that Baby wasn't Baby. But of course she loved this dog (how could you not!), so she kept him. She called him Minetoo. I thought that was a cute name.
And yes, Baby did have a collar with a tag, so whoever found him must have adopted him. I think my friend saved another cloud dog from being caged or worse.
Long A but pronounced same way. There you go. Aaamundsen. ♥ from Norway. My fave dog is the Bernese dogs. Berner Sennen as we call them here. They're so fluffy and friendly that anyone fall instantly in love. I have owned 2 in my life.
Ernestt Shakelon was there before everyone else. He was there in 1908. He went with 4 men only Shakelton survived by walking across Antarctica. I read his book on his amazing trials. Great reading. They recently found his ship where it was crushed by ice and when the passage opened up from the melting snow it sank.
I think it's very important to know your dog's breed history, or at least their group. I learned very quickly than owning a terrier type is very different to owning a herding type. Levels of independence, drive, abilities, size all vary across the groups and leaning your training towards your dog's natural instincts for that breed group will leave you both much happier
No kidding!!! My Aussie came to me from an old lady who wanted a couch potato to watch tv with her. You can just imagine how well that went! An Aussie is one of the last breeds to keep in a small studio apartment with no yard just because they’re pretty.
My parents had a mixed sheppard and a mixed terrier and they didn´t get along, like ever. At a point they had to keep them appart because the terrier attaked the sheppard and they almost killed each other. The trainer they had, told them that Terriers would never let go their prey, even if it killed them, so they would never be able to get along after that. It was sad because we loved them both, but they could never figure out how to get them together without them hating each other.
Agree. I have horses and dogs and love all of them, but always keep hunting dogs, as they have little interest in herding horses. That way, we all get along😊
I just happened upon your videos recently, and I love them so much!! You are hilarious and informative and give *just * the right amount of opinion but still served with a level of sensitivity. Thank you for filling the comedic void happening with the writer's strike, and for an entertainment outlet for my total love of dogs!!😁🥰
Ngl, I would watch one of these for EVERY SINGLE DOG BREED EVER!
Excellent vid - fun but also learned so much!
I just found your videos tonight and watched way too many. I look forward to you telling more dog breed histories because honestly this was amazing and super educational.
love it!! Loved the role play cuts and great info. Did you know there's an extinct dog breed that was bred for fiber? Salish Wool Dogs were kept on an island to keep crossbreeding from messing up the dog wool! there are still a few blankets made from their fur and they are my absolute top candidate for the Next Extinct Thing to Clone.
Oh yeah ! Those neat little guys ! We learned about them in school.
But are they so cute you could stab the scientist who clones them?
I'm Salish♥️
Dude I'm so glad I found you through tiktok, you're not only hilarous and creative as hell, I really like your dedication towards dogs, thank so much for the info!
Definitely the most entertaining history lesson I've ever heard! 👍a video series teaching where all the different dog breeds came from is the RUclips channel we didn't know we needed, great job, can't wait to see more 💯
More dog breed histories please. Your videos are hilarious! ❤️❤️❤️
My Grandparents raised Sammies in the 1960s and 1970s. The female was trained to keep the litte kids in the yard. Sadly I was born just after their last Samoyed crossed the rainbow Bridge.
My Dude!! You just took your whole video series to a whole new facinating level! I am here for it all.
Thanks Johnny and Thor. Great history. Love to hear about the history of the St Bernard as only you can do it justice. 🙌
Since I discovered this channel (like a week ago), I'm always thinking that he kind of looks like Jim Carry, and now I see this 4:32 that's an Ace Ventura's gesture right there😄
I love all of your dog videos! This history lesson is awesome! If I'd had a history teacher like you, I would've actually listened!😆
I had 2 Samoyeds growing up, Sammy and Lady Shane Shelly "Shelly" for short. I LOVED those dogs and they loved me back. Shelly would always sleep on my bed and wait for me to get home at night.She also thought she was a lap dog, would jump onto my lap, lean back and put her muzzle on my shoulder. Sammy would jump our fence, catch a squirrel, half eat it, vomit it up, and leave it in the neighbors yard before jumping back over the fence. We only knew about it because the neighbor told us and we saw him do it once. I loved hearing all about their history!!❤
Amazing and informative, would be nice if you could do more of this for other breeds as well. Also appreciate the hard work mate, and the golden comedy.
As you talked a lot about expeditions, I'd like to recommend everyone the book "Terror" by Dan Simmons. It's based around expedition to the northern parts of Canada/Grenland, is very naturalistic and seems very well researched when it comes to all the bad things that can happen to a human being and a ship in -50 celcius degrees.
Great book, well written too, with tremendous pacing!
I loved this! When I was a kid, we had a next door neighbor that had a GORGEOUS Samoyed named Samantha. She really was a walking cloud! And so sweet and friendly.
I think this history of dog series is a great addition to your repertoire. Please do keep these coming!
Your dog’s reactions videos are my favorite thing on youtube. But the history of various breeds is an awesome idea - it was so interesting! I really hope you make more!
MY SAMOYED NAKIA NATIVE AMERICAN FOR WHITE CLOUD, WAS THE SWEETEST MOST LOVING DOG.SHE IS IN HEAVEN WITH NY HUSBAND NOW. GOD BLESS YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS.
Hell yeah, love this video! Please make more, it's clear you are passionate and love doing this. Can't wait to learn so much more about all the dogs!
I took a sip of my tea, and had to sit here for five minutes with it in my mouth with my hand over my mouth, because I was laughing too hard to swallow it and I wasn't about to spit it out.......... totally worth it!
Toss in a good word for Chow Chows. They are an amazing breed, and the coat has the same characteristics as those you noted in the Samoyed, plus, the coats come in other colors. They are much more fun than you show in portraying them. LOVE your videos!
I had a beautiful and oh so sweet Chow Chow/Samoyed mix that I had for almost 16 years. Omg he was such a sweetheart. He passed five years ago and I still mourn him. I now have a delightful corgi/JRT mix. All my dogs have been rescues.
Loved this longer format that still has your signature funny mixed with facts. Keep it up!
I really enjoy your videos. Sticking with reindeer herding dogs...I recommend checking out the Finnish Lapphund. It's a breed I fell in love with when I lived in Finland. They are a lovely dog and also so fluffy I could, well, you know......
For those people who perceive this humorous video as historical: The Samoyed Laika, a registered breed, is not actually a breed. These are white Nenets reindeer Laikas, which are still not a recognized breed. The Nenets, like their shepherd Laikas, have not died out and to this day they graze their deer with the help of their fluffy multi-colored Laikas, they also hunt with them. One of the most common theories about the name Samoyed originates from the Russian words Themselves and Rides, in the snow a sleigh pulled by white Samoyeds looks like they are moving by themselves (This word has nothing to do with cannibalism historically, there are no prerequisites to assert that the Nenets were cannibals.). And finally, the Canadian Eskimos are the descendants of Asian tribes who came to North America from Asia, They can't by any means be the first people to use sled dogs, without sled dogs they simply wouldn't have made it to North America. North American sled dogs, modern North American wolves, bears, and Eskimos all hail from Siberia and the far east of Russia. The ancestors of all of them live there in Russia to this day.
Please do more of these!!! This seriously just made my day with hard I was laughing!!!
Can you please do another dog breed history like this? 🙏 I’d happy to learn about any of them, buuuut, if you could do staffy, that would be super duper awesome! 😃
I love your work! Please keep doing the various dog videos. Make my day. I have an Australian Shepherd and would love to see that breed featured lol.
Same !!! ✌❤🌻🐝😷🐾
Please do more of these. This was awesome and went by so fast! Love them.
This is amazing! Just a request/suggestion - you should do one on the Tosa Inu!! Such an amazing dog! I have worked in veterinary medicine for the last 30 years and have only met one in my life, a big boy named Musashi, named after Miyamoto Musashi - the Japanese swordsman. Mushashi went from regal to goofy as hell in seconds, one of my most memorable patients. Lots of fun history with the breed as well. I really enjoy your stuff and your impressions are spot on! Keep it up, you're a smile and a bright spot in my day and many of those in the veterinary industry.
Very fun and educating to watch! Keep making these videos , you have a great sense of humor and a great understanding of our furry friends! 😊
This was great! Love the mix of geography, historical events, and the dog all delivered so humorously.
This vid format slams, without lookin just callin out we're gonna need jack russell, wolfhound and mareema. Thanks love your work :D
This was great! Loved the little skits mixed in, so funny!
Please consider one on bassholes…I mean, basset hounds. Glorious house hippos with grace for days!
Ty Jonny! I love this documentary I'd love to see more of them! :)
This was absolutely fantastic. I don't think there's anyone on RUclips that loves dogs as much as you, except maybe Rocky Kanaka. Please, do many many more of these.
I love your videos and you impersonate each breed so perfectly. Would love some love for the American Pit Bull Terrier, who was the AKC's Best Family Dog Breed for two years in the 40's. My girl is so loving, intuitive, and FAST!
This was amazing dude! You should be so proud 🎊🎉 can tell a lot of work (and love) went into it 💕
Please take more dog breed histories like this one! The world needs them!
I love this kind of content. I think you did a great job at covering the breed and keeping it entertaining! It certainly didn't feel like 10 minutes. If you're looking for your next breed to cover *cough cough*, Shetland Sheepdogs (aka Tuney dogs) would be great. 😉
I like this format (and the funnies!) for dog videos. Your dog personality reels are great, too! Keep doing them!
Wonderful video!!!
I love all your videos.
The Keeshond, even though I'm quite partial to the breed, even taking that into account, I think Keeshonden have a very interesting history!
Best Regards!
I'm so glad that this channel came up in my recommendations; I've loved every video so far!!
I loved this video! Still funny but very informative as well.Great combo.I love the "Sammy smile".I understand that they can be really expensive,though...and if you live in hot places,it would be cruel to own one.Poor things sweltering in the heat...please,more videos like this!