Most Aggressive Guard Dogs In the World
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I have a 10 year old Rottweiler (I rescued her when she was a 7 weeks old. My cousins grandson got her as a birthday present for his girl friend. As soon as the mom heard her breed she put her foot down and said get rid of it because it wasn’t staying with them) and an almost 4 year old American Pit Bull Terrier (rescued him from a back yard breeder who wanted to put him down with a hammer because “he’s the runt, no one would want him and he wasn’t worth a vet bill”). Neither of them are mean. All the kids in the neighborhood come over to play with them. The only issue I have is that the pit still thinks he weighs 2 pounds instead of 70. Both have been neutered or spayed and both are chipped. I had to get a bigger bed because they actually kicked me out of my own bed! I’ll never forget the innocent faces when I looked up at them from the floor. Next day I went from a full sized bed to a queen size bed. My daughter asked if I would rescue another dog now and I had to tell her not now because my bedroom isn’t big enough for a king sized bed. 😉😊
I had 2 dobermans when I was little, the only time I saw them semi aggressive was once i came home from school (i was a latch key kid at the time) and the dogs had a couple guys pinned against the fence in the back. Not all up on them or anything just standing there growling. The guys told me to call off my dogs but they weren't listening so i went back into the house and called dad. He said " leave the dogs alone and lock the door, im on my way" the police showed up first, turns out they had robbed the house nextdoor and just hopped the fence, but Jake and Ursula don't play 😂.
Dobermans are a personal favorite for me because of loyalty and speed to chase of bad guys quicker
Karma is a bitch. XD
Good doggos deliver karma
I dogsat for two dobermans, one male and one female. They were the sweetest. The only incident I ever saw was the male, who was a puppy at the time but pretty big, who jumped up on me while I was unlocking the door and nearly knocked me over since I didn’t see him coming. He’s a very excitable and playful pup so I know he didn’t mean it
I used to work in a hardware store where the owners were very dog friendly so we had a bag of treats for all the dogs. I saw one huge pitbull whose owner was a regular drag her into the store for treats, hilarious. By far the biggest dog was an American bulldog we called "big head dog" as he had a massive head. He weighed maybe 200 pounds but he was the biggest sweety, loved the attention and would roll on his back for belly rubs. By far the most aggressive dogs were the chuhuahuas and other little dogs. Because of their size their owners didn't properly socialize them. We had one we called Joe Pesci. He'd come right up to you strutting like he owned the place and bark for a treat. He wasn't badly behaved but he was most definitely the alpha and one of our favorites.
Not really surprising that you mentioned Chihuahua when talking about thr most aggressive dog
I had a rescued Boerboel - she bit without warning and would leap for your neck - she was only 9 months but stood at 5ft on her hind legs.. we sent her to live with an expert and she is now thriving! At least we were able to rescue her from torture.. Happy life Freya x
My family tried to get a rescue basset hound when I was younger. It would be aggressive out of nowhere and you couldn't wear anything other than jeans in the house as it would try to bite your legs, jeans being the only material it wouldn't puncture skin.
I was bitten without warning by a Malinoise, my neighbour's daughter had just released it from being stuck in her hot car after 5 hours (i guessed that she just remembered the dog) I met her, her mum and the dog at the foot of the staircase. On enquiring who's dog it was without warning it jumped up & bit my face - nice huh. Apparently her son (18) had got it because he was bored - WTF!!! By the time the police had tracked the dog and him down he had passed on the dog to someone else. People with no experience of that breed have no business owning one. I thank you for doing what was best, Peace ;-)
You forgot to mention the Cane Corso with a bite force of 700 PSI and the Dogo Argentino as well. Those are some powerful and deadly dog breeds as well.
The Kangal dog actually has 735 PSI
People just don’t know about these breeds cause most ppl won’t even attempt to own one….
@@deloplays3618I’ve had a cane corso and he was the sweetest dog ever.. well to me anyways 😂 he hated everyone else
@@VQxAngelx that’s usually how it goes unless you have very young intereracrjins
I have a cane Corso and she is a sweetheart,bad owner not a bad dog
Forget the dogs, with the right owner, even the most aggressive and dangerous dogs can be the sweetest and cuddliest thing ever, so instead, just beware the owner. 70-90% of all cases, dogs only act the way they do because of their owner. That means the owner is to blame, so in the majority of cases, it's bad owners.
False. My friend had to kill his pit bull because it started mauling his wife. It was always loved and wasn't trained to be a guard dog. My neighbors had to move because their pit bull attacked my kids twice which I prevented and ended up mauling the special needs bus driver that picks up my wheelchair bound kid. That family was getting special socialize training for the dog and it wasn't trained to be a guard dog. Both cases the owners were the only owners and dogs weren't rescues.
Some dogs are easier to trigger than others. The why we might never know.
I had the same oh it's the owners mentality and defended pits until these incidents. Loved dogs out to do harm.
@@Syntax-Savvyhe said %70 to %90, so good job by proving him right by calling out the %10 to %30. Yes, some dogs are more agreesive due to breading, some owners may not mistreat them perse, but are seen as weak by the dog, so the dog thinks its the alpha, or the owner is nice to the dog but just doesn't train them right when they're young, making it harder to correct as an adult, and sometime dogs just snap but that tends to be older dogs.
That being said, it's still mostly due to owner being the type of person who shouldn't own a dog to begin with. Either mistreatment or not responsible enough.
@@Cman04092 lol so mistreating a dog is bad and being kind is bad. My goodness pick a lane.
@Syntax-Savvy letting the dog do whatever it wants and run the show isn't good for the dog. In reality, that's not really being kind, its just idiots who think that is kindness.
It's okay, though. I wouldn't expect someone who is rude like that to actually understand any nuance.
@@Cman04092 who said anything about letting the dog run the show? That's really what you got from someone saying they were kind to their dog?
It still mauled the wife dispite always responding and obeying commands until they day it just didn't.
It's none sense to assume kindness = letting a dog be in charge. That's a reach and pretty big assumption. My problem is people outside of the bad owners refuse to believe a dog has a personality and can just be fucking mean just cuz.
My niece has a bully and his head is HUGE but he is a marshmallow and full of love! It’s all about the owner and how the dog is raised!
Thank u!!!! 😊
you are SO right.
tell that to the bennards
The Rottweiler was also used by butchers in Germany to bring the cattle into the slaughterhouse, especially big bulls. When i was a little boy, around 6 years old my father sometimes visited a pub where the owner breeded those dogs. I still remember the big and real friendly male laying in the guestroom. The guests had trained this dog to take the hats from the guests and bring it to the wardrobe.
Forget the dog. Beware the owner
Yes
I always see the trainer then the dog
Anyone that hides behind an animal for protection is a coward.
Except there are some species that still turn on owners despite not being trained for aggression by the owner. Let's not over simplify.
@@Syntax-Savvy The same can be said for all animals, not just dogs. But in many cases, those attacks are by puppy-mill dogs, or rescue dogs that were abused by prior owners. You don't hear of too many cases of dogs raised from puppies attacking a kind and loving owner. Not to say it NEVER happens, because animals can have mental issues too, but it's not common.
I get how some people can say Rottweilers are vicious, but they are also very cute. Any time I call for one of my Rottweilers he’ll plop right in front of me and ask for belly rubs lol.
mine too. she's a rescue - i got her when she was 6 yrs old.........she's a big baby.
They're what you make them. I've a pup rottie and he's being trained and super socialised. He loves everyone lol. Ibe friends with rotties also and they're friendly also. If I had my rottie, Mali and one of my chihuahuas at side of me and a person asked to stroke the chihuahua, I'd say no but you can the other 2. People pull a face and walk off.
Our neighbour has a Rottweiler. He was intimidating at first but when he approached me he was the sweetest dog ever. His name is Coco
My dog is half black lab and half Presa Canario. Presa Canarios, also known as Canary Island Mastiffs, are aggressive guard dogs from the Canary Islands that can weigh up to 400 lbs at the heaviest. They are super muscular. When trained well, they can be great for families. They are particularly protective of children. Presas are responsible for some particularly gruesome dog attacks but in those rare instances, the dogs were found to be beaten, neglected, starved, and poorly socialized. They are banned from four countries. Another interesting fact is that Presas are very catlike in their movements and mannerisms. They are also very intelligent. So I have a sweet and ridiculously muscular couch potato with a vicious sounding bark. Despite his daunting appearance, he’s a very smart and caring dog who can be very gentle when he wants to be.
Explain it in english. Please.
@xXkubi12 is it in English, though?
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Ain’t nobody asked you 😂
Reeeaaallly? 400 pounds, reeeaaallly?🤔
He doesn't bite and he likes playing
The dog:
I know that because I have a dog
That dog in the thumbnail is more jacked than me 💀☠️
With certain dogs comes responsibility. And laws should be in place that if you own certain breeds you must register it and pay for your dog and owners to attend training lessons. Because many who own these breeds have no idea how to train their dog to obey commands, and also mussled and on a lease when outside the owners property.
The problem with that is that the people that have mean dogs have trained them to be mean. And, they aren't going to attend a class on how to make their dogs nice. They are most likely training the dogs to fight, the dogs get away from them and someone gets hurt, or killed. The dogs get out down, and get the rep. for being bad dogs when they're just doing what they've been trained to do.
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I can see that the pit bull in the thumbnail is a member of the marine corps
One of my old band friends had a very playful Rottweiler; this dog would pose on her hind legs and beg for pieces of carrot. Yes, carrot.
I had a friend that had a bull dog and a Chihuahua, guess who was the vicious one? The Chihuahua was
guess which is the actual threat there's tons of violent pit stories
Chihuahua 😂
yeah we had a German Shepard over and my Pomeranian scared the crap out of the poor thing. small dogs are the most agressive
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We had an attack trained Dobermann as a guard dog. She was also a loving family pet that saved my dad's life. My dad as a joke hung a sign on the back door that read "If you intend to beak into this house, please remove your eye glasses and dentures as our Dobermann finds them had to digest". Funny as hell.
Damn I didn't know your mascot had a name, that's funky.
And it fits him perfectly heh.
I've had a boerboel named Bruce boarded at the kennel I work at a couple of times and I love him, he's like a giant teddy bear. He's such a sweet, gentle dog
I had a blue merle/Queensland heeler mix. My dad rescued her while he was at work one day and was able to take her down into the manhole with him until his shift ended; he told me she slept the whole time he was working. Then he brought her home. She was smart enough to open a trash can and very protective but well trained and non-aggressive to my friends and other family. When I came home from school she’d roll over, wanting tummy rubs. Sadly, we lost her to cancer in 2014.
My neighbors had the biggest Rottie guard dog I've ever seen, Dino. The city gave his owners special permission to erect a 14-foot high fence in the backyard, anything lower than that and he'd get a running leap and sail right over it. I gave him leftovers every night so he loved me a lot.
"There is no such thing as a bad dogs, only bad owners"
*-Caesar Millan (The Dog Whisperer)*
The key is nurture vs. nature here. You can have a pitbull and raise them well to be disciplined and kind or neglect the responsibility of helping the dog progress in the right direction.
My cousin fell into the bull pen on ye olde family farm one day.
The Border Collie that his father had lovingly raised ever since I was a kid, saw this, saw the bull charge my cousin and leapt into the pen and started barking and snarling. He, PJ, scared down a fully grown and enraged Bull.
And my mother wonders why this dog terrified me when I was seven years old.
We really don’t deserve these fluffy little woofers.
i love how the dog in the thumbnail is just holding a pinecone like a good boi
I rescued a Belgian Malinois and she was the sweetest, most intelligent ,a loyal dog I ever owned. As for agility,, she could jump straight up in the air turning 180 degrees as she did so. She was primarily my dof as my wife never really warmed to her. So one day she happened to be sitting on the sofa next to my wife and she began to tease her. I warned her that it was not a smart thing to do, but my wife wanted to get her to play. Suddenly she jumped from a sitting position straight up, turned, and landed on my wife ready to play. We had a baby gate across one door in our hous to keep my wife's Jack Russell Terriers isolated from the resto of the house. My Malinois jumped it like it didn't even exist. Their agility makes them great police dogs, much better than their cousins the German Shepherd Dog which they look like.
By the way Malinois is pronounced Ma-lan-wah, and Laekenois is pronounced Lak-in-wah.
I have a pitbull mix. He is such a big baby omg and so sweet. He isn't aggressive at all and the only time he growls is if someone is constantly touching his toys but then he takes out his upset-ness on his ducky pretty much saying, "how dare you let yourself be touched!" All these dogs are so cute and I feel bad that they were bred through selfish means.
Now we need a video of the most docile dogs out there. Or the most yappiest dogs lmao!!! Chihuahua are pretty aggressive too lol.
Right?! Now that you mention it, the ONLY dog that I've ever been bitten by in my entire life was a freakin Chihuahua. The little savage came rushing out of an open door from a neighbor's house. Came up behind me as I was walking down the street and as I ignored him(wasn't worried about 9lb dog)he nipped the back of my leg! It didn't even break skin but was still annoying...I was like HEY WTF?!
@savagesmoker5774 That's probably because of small dog syndrome. I have two small dogs of my own and one of them is the bossiest dog I've ever had. She's constantly barking at me until she gets what she wants, not aggressive just annoyingly loud and persistent.
@Krollym Probably, and don't get me wrong I love Chihuahuas and actually would like to have one someday. It's just a coincidence that the only dog I've ever been bitten by, sometimes called "ankle biters" as you know, basically did just that. I don't hold it against the breed though, I love all dogs.
@Krollym Oh and I've already had a Pom in the past that was pretty much a fluffy chihuahua herself and would never have bitten anyone, and didn't. So my neighbor's dog is either overly protective, does have that "little dog syndrome" or something...he was definitely mad that I was walking in front of his house, lol.
I dogsat for two dobermans, one male and one female. Both of them were very friendly and playful, and the male, who was a puppy at the time, only once jumped up on me and almost knocked me over. But I don’t hold it against him since he’s pretty excitable and doesn’t realize his own strength. It’s sad so many breeds are given such a bad reputation mostly because of bad training/lack there of, or a few bad personalities. 😢
Bear (no pun intended) with me, I have a dog attack story. When I was ten, I was on a European Vacation with my mom. First full day there I was walking on a bench in Amsterdam when (this is relevant) the bench fell over, I did a triple somersault in mid-air, fell and broke my arm, ended up in a cast. Then in Paris, I sliced my toe open on a piece of glass, wading in the fountain in front of the Eiffell tower, amongst hundreds of people, and the glass finds ME! (I swear this is relevant, it shows how my luck was going!). A few countries later, in London walking in front of a "Wimpy Burger," my mom was walking about 10 ft in front of me, when I saw two dogs sitting by and on a planter. A German Shepard, and about six feet past him, some cute little doggo, like a terrier mix or something. Now, I loved dogs, grew up with them, and knew better then to approach a strange lone big dog. But I went up to pet the small dog, which he happily accepted, but suddenly I hear this loud "GRRROOWWWFFFF!!" and the German Shepard clamps onto my elbow (missed my cast by about two inches) for several seconds, then let go, he drew a lot of blood. The adult in my head (if you know, you know) went "Seriously?" and I called out "Mommmm?" in a "You're not going to believe this" tone. She came back, she started panicking (I was just bemused) and we got some paper towels around my elbow, and fortunately I'd gotten all my shots for the trip. Then the dogs' owners came out. Long story short (I know, too late!), the doctors weren't worried and after the hospital, over tea and biscuits (gotta love the British!) back at the owners, who'd come to the hospital with us, we were told by the owners that when they found the German Shepard, he had prong marks in his neck, from some horrible metal collar that had been used on him. They figured he had been trained to attack a padded arm on command, and my cast triggered that reflex. Either that or he was protecting his little doggo buddy. But here's the thing...I NEVER BLAMED THE DOG! I blamed the ptevious owners (not the nice couple having tea with us) for abusing the dog! And while for a while I was just a tad leery around German Shepards, I was never actually afraid of them, still thought they were stunning animals (still do), and just approached them with a bit more caution than other breeds.
My mom, however, was annoyed with the dog and said "Three inches higher and he would have broken his teeth!" Incorrect, I believe, I think the dog's teeth would have made powder out of the plaster. But I do remember chiding my mom for her comment.
Thanks for reading if you made it this far! Sorry. Got a bit of the Storyteller gene in me...😅
We have 2 American bullies. The ones shown and spoken of here are XLBullies. There are pockets (under 60 lbs) average (up to 90 lbs) and extra large. Ours are not muscle dense, do not have clipped ears (or tails), and they are beautiful snuggly pups without an ounce of aggression. They are gentle, cuddling, couch potatoes. If you were to break into my house, Bonnie and Clyde (my bullies) would bark but back away from you, scared. My Lab / Tick Hound Mix (Lucy) would bark and not back up, but she wouldn'tt bite either.It's the owners that are the problem. None of my dogs would attack. Maybe Lucy if you actually attacked one of us, but none of them would chase or attempt to attack because you knocked on the door. 🙄 It's so unfair that any breed of bull terrier is assumed danergous. The owners are the dangers ones. Abuse and raise any dog to be aggressive, and it will be so. We adopted an abused beagle. Diego seemed fine, until he felt threatened. He attacked our Labs (Bitz and Lucy) relentlessly. He was raised poorly, was not properly socialized, and learned aggressive behavior. We rehomed to a great couple that had no other pets. The moral of the story is what I stated before. ANY DOG raised badly can be aggressive. Even a breed considered great for kids like a beagle. Just sayin.
My grandmother on my dad's side had a rottweiler when I was just a little baby or toddler. ( I can't remember!) Anyways that dog, his name was Ralph, was just the sweetest dog ever!! He would eat dog food out of my hands, and when my daddy would come tackle and tickle me he would come running up to us and start barking at him!! (probably saying don't you hurt my grand human!!) He loved chasing balls, playing tug of war with his dog toys, and he would make us fetch his dog toys in my grandmother's backyard pool when we were swimming! Also when I was older in my adult years my grandmother had a German Shepard/Belgian Malinois and that dog was also the sweetest dog ever! His name was Kelly he did about the same things as Ralph did expect for eating food out of of my hands!! Both of the dogs even liked chasing a laser like cats do!! Both of her dogs when they were alive would not have hurt a single hair on your head! They were our babies!!
I looked at my German Shepard and asked “Midnight how are you one of the top most deadliest species?” She’s just my lapdog lol. Loves cuddles.
I had a doberman, she was the sweetest dog. But they are so nervous when its crowded or when there is a loud noise. They need a lot of exercise and also peace to get rest and feel safe.
Sara our Dobie was the smartest dog I have ever seen. She was an attack trained guard dog, but she was also a complete goofball at times... just don't try to break in... She saved my dad's live when a KeroSun heater malfunctioned and started spewing smoke into my dad's bedroom. Sara wouldn't leave him alone until he woke up. She even drove her front feet into his ribs to get him up. The doctor that treated his smoke inhalation said if it wasn't for her, he would have died. KeroSun got sued (and lost), and Sara got lots of pets and treats.
@@PhantomQueenOne She sounds like a great dog 💞
@@dyatrimavinck5551 She was!
This was astounding, some of those dogs are HUGE!!! I didn't know about Japanese dog fights but I was all the more surprised when you said about how they are so very different to Western dog fights. I wasn't expecting that. But I don't support either although the western ones are brutally barbaric in comparison.
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The Heeler is known as The Blue Heeler, not Hall Heeler. Hall Heeler is the ancestor of the Blue and Red Heeler. Blue and Red, as thats the 2 colours they come in.
They are great with kids, a great family dog, and naturally very playful and not aggressive, they should not even be on this list.
Like most dogs they copy the temperament of its owner, they receive/d, a bad rap because they are part dingo, but it couldn't be further from the truth.
I've owned a Doberman, Belgian Malinois, and currently an American Bulldog all of which were rescues. All three breeds were highly intelligent in different ways. The Malinois and bulldog both watch TV and know what they are looking at. I know this because the Bulldog say a white porcelain cat on Antiques roadshow and immediately ran to the TV barking. He also recognized horses and cows leading me to believe he must have spent some time on ranches before he became a stray and was rescued. He love Christmas lights, and especially the projected images which he is able to trace down to the projector sniffing it and then losing interest, subsequently looking for the next light show.
I write about some of the dogs I have owned, but all dogs are highly intelligent, if their owners are intelligent enough to pay attention to the way they behave.
I used to show Kangals, I have owned a Tibetan Mastiff, & currently I have a Caucasian Shepherd. If I were a burglar I'd fear the Caucasian just abover the Kangal, then the TM. But in this great video, it's totally correct that it's the owners who make the dogs temperament. Just like a child, if treated badly, left chained up, or abused, there's a very real chance that the dog will be extremely dangerous. So why the CS over the Kangal? Because Kangals will assess the situation first & only then will they attack. The Caucasian doesn't, it just reacts immediately, pure tunnel vision. But as a responsible owner of dogs, I make sure that I socialise these dogs outside of a busy retail park for example. And I do this for at least 1 1/2 years. By doing this the dog will be entirely used to people, cars & other dogs. And you then have a relaxed, happy dog. My friend has 3 cats who she feeds outside. My CS lies next to them & lets them walk on his back. He'll even wash the cats as they roll around playing. BUT...be very aware that any dog can turn if provoked. And with these breeds that could be very very bad. I would not recommend any of these if you have children or if you are newish to dog ownership. BTW, the Kangal has the strongest bite force at around 765 PSI, the CS has 675 PSI & the TM is around 600 PSI. But all lovely dogs if proper care is given from a puppy.
I have 3 pitbulls, and they make amazing guard dogs, and they are the nicest loving dogs if trained right.
pits are fighting dogs not guard dogs
The thing about Heelers is, they will not be happy in inclosed areas like apartments, and they are extremely protective to the point that YOU don't own a Heeler, they own you, and will defend to their last drop of blood and air in their lungs what they own..
I've had three in my 58 years on this planet, and I never had to worry about my children being home alone while that faithful ole heeler was in the yard, because one thing a heeler will defend quickly are kids, and a female Heeler, is 1,000 time more protective and fearless..
Now on the opposite side of the coin,
If loyalty, smothering love, and great feet warmers, is your thing, I highly recommend this breed
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Our Doberman was responsible for one of those attacks , a plain-clothes police officer came to our house looking for my dad while us 6 kids were home alone and he got loud with us and our dog "Missy" the Doberman , Shaggy a mut I used for hunting bust through a locked screen door knocking the cop down 6 brick steps a cement landing and down 5 more cement steps trapping him at the bottom between a gate we had two latches on because the dogs knew how to open the gate when it only had one latch . After a bunch of screaming by the cop he managed to open the gate and with both dogs on him he crawled under his unmarked car with both dogs still on him trying to drag him back into the open , our neighbor broke a shovel over Missy's back , I told shaggy to go home and she stopped immediately and went back in the yard Missy had other plans and stayed on the cop shredding him while he tried to pull his pistol , I took an empty trashcan and covered Missy with it ending the attack , the county tried to have Missy put down and after going to court she was acquitted because according to the outcome , the dogs were only trying to protect us kids , I think that cop learned his lesson that day that a beware of dog sign means just that and not get loud with kids . Both dogs were sweethearts and lived long lives dying of natural causes . Shaggy was the smartest and best dog we have ever had knowing a click language as well as hand signals I used for hunting . I had never seen a grown man cry like that cop did that day 😂 ( writing this brought a tear to my eye missing my dog )
4:24 That rottweiler definitely has rabies. Speaking of dog attacks in the 60's they blamed Wolf Dogs, in the 70's they blamed Doberman Pinchers, in the 80's they blamed German Shepards, in the 90's they blamed Rottweilers, and in the 2000's and 2010's they blamed Pitbulls.
if only my dog was at least part of one of these dogs but he is the total opposite he is laying in his bed right now and he hasn't left it left like ever unless going for food 🤣
My uncle had a pit bull/bull mastiff. The dog was HUGE. A HUGE ol marshmallow lol he was the nicest dog it was awesome
best dogs ever
We had a rescue pit bull. He was the gentlest dog ever. People forget that they have been abused and breed for dog fighting, but they were originally known as the Nanny breed.
pits were never known nor used as nannies think about it how did a nanny dog get turned into a dog fighter and pits arent the only abused dog
@@93ImagineBreakerWell no dog was ever used as a literal nanny. They were known to be good for families with young children due to their gentle temperment and protective nature. As for how they got turned into fighting dogs, that's because of horrible human beings plain and simple. I'm not saying that other breeds don't have this problem. Growing up, we were warned about Rotweilers or Dobermans. I then worked at a vets office after high school where there were all three of these breeds and more and they were all the sweetest dogs. When our pit bull was in a foster home (before we adopted him) with puppies and would regularly go up to their pen and lick their heads as they slept. A dog breed becomes "bad" because of people turning them that way or the public's misconceptions about them.
funny there's so many pits mauling and killing kids how odd for a nanny dog@@itsghostchu1712
you'd think such a kind breed would make a poor dog fighter@@itsghostchu1712
A true American Pitbull terrier has no human aggression only animal aggression and they're not abused to make them fight
Every dogbreed can be dangerous if the owner doesn't treat it right. A Chihuahua will not bite as hard as a (for example) rottweiler but it can still bite. A friend of mine had a rottweiler/german shephard-mix and he was terrified of the neighbours cavalier king charles spaniel.
Chihuahuas aren't nor cant be deadly
Aggressive and dangerous doesn't equal deadly.
@@93ImagineBreaker
Dogs and cats being friends makes my heart warm
African Wild Dog is not a jackal. It is one of the most successful predators in Africa. An intelligent hunter that has amazing stamina and hunts in packs. It is an endangered species that deserves to recognised.
That’s why you DONT mess with dogs!
Damn those are some big dogs😮
I've been wondering what a good guard dog would be, probably not one of these breeds without a little training! Great video so far!
Australian Shepards are very protective over their homes and property. They make very good guard/alert dogs. And they don't have any kind of negative reputation whatsoever.
It really depends on you honestly. Dogs can become territorial for a variety of reasons even if they aren't a particularly aggressive breed. My parents have a lab pit bull mix that's quite wary of anyone unfamiliar. But he's just all bark.
English bull terrier. The Spuds MacKenzie dog. Might look small and friendly but pity help anything that goes after its family.
These dogs are really fierce and strong, though some bad owners don't deserve such animals
My family had an Alabai, she's was truly a gentle giant. Miss ours every single day!
Is no one gonna mention that the dog on the right in the thumbnail is just holding a pinecone? Lol.
My uncle in Texas has a Cane Corso but she's real sweet.
I dog sat one that was afraid of me at 1st and then loved me the rest of the week haha
Bartholomew Eggbert Amazed 😂❤
1:38 the Guy on the left does not even have Batteries in his Controller... he must be damn good in Gaming
I have a Rottweiler and she's a big baby with her family, and very protective, but also very well trained. A huge part of a dog's behavior can def be controlled. It's all in the type of owner they have
I own a American bully and a pocket bully and they are the chillest, nicest and cutest dogs ever
My Doberman gave his life protecting me durning an attack but my boy got a good bite on that prick who attacked me but unfortunately the attacker had a mental pole in his back pockets 😭My rescues are ALL protective over me and each other and my property! He did even stand down a wolf but thank goodness i keep mine on leash ..Girl's best friend always!! Love my protection 🙏 when you raise your pit to be a demon it will be one!!
We had a cane corso named Maia. Our friends were coming to visit and had their miniature schnauzer, Mandy, with them. We were concerned, but Mandy actually claimed Maia's bed and Maia had to sleep on the floor. Cane corso, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the breed, is pronounce kuh-nay kor-so, not kayn corso.
The best dog on the planet I've ever had a dog that was more loving than Duke my red nose. He's gone now but I will always remember him. The dogs are what the person who gets them makes. If you treated badly heart attack, it's gonna be mean and aggressive if you love it. And show it love and teach it right. It will be a great dog the best dog
2:25 nah bro is wild for this 💀💀💀
The sheep’s faces were so silly 😂😂😂😂
We all know the chihuahua is the most aggressive guard dogs. 😂
You should be amazed that after taxes that plushie is almost $40! You’re insane.
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Great info I need an amazed plushie or 3 as gifts for Christmas 👍🏻👍🏻
"I'm not talking about Regina George" got me on the floor cracking up.
The xl bully will be banned as of next year in the uk due to the number of deaths, I don’t however believe in dangerous dogs, just dangerous owners.
About 18 years ago we had two Rottweilers I’m a pretty good watchdog the female, though she would love everybody the mail not so much, but they sure did love the UPS guy. In fact, he dropped off a box and went to go get into his van and found both of the dogs in the back waiting for him to take them home. Lol, he always had them treats
I have a rescue American Pitbull Terrier and she is the most sweetest and playful dog. She took to me real quick at the shelter I was nervous at first due to the "bad reputation" and I think she picked up on it and she came up to me jumped up started licking my hand and arm in that moment I knew I wanted her. As I type right now she is sitting by my foot sleep farting 🤣🤣 she had a little disagreement with my 9 year old cousin because he had a hoodie on and she didn't know him and he has ADHD so he is hyper which worked for her because the two of them be running back and forth in my house when I pick him up from school.
Pineapple on a Pizza is great! Especially, when it is combined with Pepperoni.
I love how he says jackal and shows an African wild dog when talking about the BOER
At the end of the day, it's not so much about breed but owners get dogs and cannot be bothered to socialise and train them properly! I run a sanctuary and rehabilitated many dogs, most were small breeds, larger breeds like a labs. If I'm honest never had any bull breeds with aggression issues or rotties ect. I'm from the uk and the XL bullie is now being banned 😢 I've met loads of them and they've all been so friendly so far. I've 8 dogs, 5 chihuahuas, staffi x german shep, belgian malinois who's protection trained and a rottie pup who's 6 months old now. Most came to me as adult and with issues and I've self adopted them. The pup is being trained and socialised with the help of the community as we meet up for walks and play sessions. I just wish people would train and socialise their dogs. Oy tike my dogs would harm someone is of they attacked me and then good, they're doing their job.
15:56 these puns just catch you off guard😂😂😂😂
Good job for reaching 12M!
People underestimate dogs because of how big they are. Remember, it’s not the size of the dog in the fight… it’s the size of the fight in the dog! (Yeah; I’m lookin’ at you, Burrito)
I love Bartholomew amazed his so cute I'm going to buy him right now
In the thumbnail, One of the dogs looked like scooby doo on steroids.
Nice Diamond play button flex! That was smooth sir! 👌
I'm surprised Bartholomew Eggbert Amazed have yet to be sold out. I for one got mine with me as I watched this video & it came a day before Christmas eve. A nice Christmas gift for myself. So I do recommend you get your hands on one before they are gone.
I have an active but friendly American Bulldog + Husky + Dingo mix dog named Blue. She's quite nice, but also very loud at points. She doesn't really like my pure white German Shepherd all too much.
Pit bulls are not dangerous they’re just like all animals with a bad training they’re not good with good training they’re as nice as a cat❤
they are dangerous, cats are far more stable
No one can top the devil himself a Chihuahua
Scariest encounters with unknown predators part2 plz😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for the information.I think most of the fearsome,and formidable guard dogs were covered. But what happened to the German Shepherd Dog he is a great favourite of the police, the military,and for guarding facilities,as well as a personal guard.They are known to be faithful,loyal,obedient,highly intelligent,trainable, extremely courageous.They are also fairly big,heavy,yet fast,they can be rather fierce on the attack.Despite these characteristics and being suspicious of strangers,and other dogs,they can affectionate family dogs, and they are the most popular dog in the whole world .
What about the karabash kangal (or Turkish sheep dog) it's bread for guarding sheep and taking down wolves
Avagare pitbull named hero after sating 50 kids at the playground:
I’m surprised the presa canario didn’t make the list
Totally overlooked the KANGAL...I am one
There really is no such thing as a bad dog. Only bad owners.
You should make videos about people’s paranormal experiences
Groenendael.... OHHHHHH SOOOOO CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE.... nvr see it b4...
My friend, I met him on discord actually taught his German shepherd to do this
I had Rotts..just wonderful dogs. Loved oeople..kids..loved to be around peopke. Yet.if you tried to come in my home without my ok....good luck..no matter if she knee you..she was a protector with a hesrtof gold.a true companion and family member..
My next door neighbour has Rottweiler named Daisy 😍 she just adores me. One day he let her go and she ran towards me and a guy saw huge Rottweiler runs at me. I think he crapped his pants 😂 but Daisy just wants hugs and love. I scratch under her chin and pats. She very well trained. But she does protect the house.