@@josephg.1.130 Its truly not that simple and I hope one day you can learn to appreciate art. If it was truly just that simple, everyone would be a famous rich actor but the more simple truth, is its very hard to be believable.
@@justinklaassen7190 It is actually super simple. In Hollywood, you either get extremely lucky or it's nepotism. There is nothing in between. No disrespect to that woman, but that actress wasn't doing anything particularly astonishing. Quick IMDB search shows shes a nepo baby.
I knew a lady who wanted to sue a guy who saved her from drowning for "assault"/"sexual harassment" because 1. He had his mouth on her lips 2. He cracked a rib while doing CPR It was just a small crack not even that bad..
The movie is called âA dogâs purposeâ itâs about a dog named Bailey who died around three lives, being reborn into a new dog. Bailey went through being a normal dog, to a police dog, then to a rescued dog. Hope this helped.
I had a dog named max when I was 11 he was my best friend and I rescued him from a kill shelter in Missouri. My little sister was 4 at the time and she somehow got out from the house. My boy max saw her leaving and climbed a 6 foot chain link fence and got out and literally followed her 2 miles down the street. My parents realized she was gone and got in the car looking for her. We found her 30 minutes later and max was with her the whole way. Sometimes you need to appreciate those who appreciate us because they show so much more compassion towards us more then people realize.
Believe me King, these animals work just like us only difference is their connections in the brain are more straightforward hence primitive. When u live together with such animals u perfectly understand most of their behaviour, even when it seems pointless from a human viewpoint.
Well in fact, this movie is actually a SEQUEL about a dog who reincarnates into other dogs every time after death. That old man was his first owner when he was just a little boy. SPOILERS AHEAD!!! . . After his death as a Golden Retriever from old age, he went through a few more lives of protecting and caring for other owners before he could even reunite with his first. One was a cop whose spouse had passed away (K9 Shepherd dog, female lol). Heroicly died to save his life but tragicly, the man will miss her as she's the one who kept him in company. Another is a lonely woman who eventually found love and so did he with another dog (as a corgi). Having a habit of being fed with so many foods, and loved by the family. He ided out of depression and loneliness when his dog lover passed away first. Also starting to miss his first owner while he's about to be put down. Next thing you know, he's reincarnated to the dog you're watching on this video rn. But he was taken to a poor abusive household where the rebellious lady's boyfriend chained him up outside of their house. Yet the lady doesn't want to see him hurt, she lets her boyfriend take him out to the streets. That's where he focused on the mission of finding his first owner, who is an old man now. He eventually got adopted by him after he found his favorite flying disc toy. How did the old man found out that Bailey IS his old dog Bailey? Well, Bailey demanded his owner to do the 'trick' where he runs and jumps off his back after throwing the disc high enough for him to catch. The guy also got a complicated relationship with his old girlfriend, but they finally mended and got married. And it was a wholesome story. Worth the watch.
Dogs are smarter than we give credit for. Once my mother went into a river to swim, it was waist high, but when she made a noise because it was very cold, our Labrador ran from inside and jumped in towards her. He looked panicked. Mom is a cat person and I think this is where she learned to appreciate dogs more. It was the thought that counted
đđ this reminds me of my best friends dog, everytime we go for a swim in her pool he starts barking at us because he thinks we're drowning, but he doesn't jump in because he's scared of water ahaha, it's so funny đ
For anyone wondering, this is the sequel to âa dogs purposeâ which follows the dog in this movie. When the dog dies, he comes back as another dog. The old man was the owner of the dogs first life, and the dog spends his life trying to get back to him every time. The little girl is his granddaughter, and now that the man is no longer a kid that needs his dogs protection, he tells the dog to protect the girl. Now he spends his life trying to get back to her. Also man realises that this is his childhood dog come back to him at the end of the first movie.
â@@oscarcaballero9014omg I loved the first movie despite how fantastic it was in the literally sense. Didn't know there's a sequel! I have to watch this! Thank you!
âLet me get this straight, itâs one of those hero dogs you see on tv?â âWhat a strange reaction to hearing your child almost died due to your negligence.â
When I was a kid, I grew up deep in the Tennessee mountains. My dad brought home a pitbull puppy when I was like 4-5 and we were inseparable. That dog would have instantly gave his life for me and proved it when we were playing outside. I was picking blackberries and when i went towards one bush, Duke grabbed my shirt and started yanking me away from the bush. Then he lunged head first into the bush and started fighting a rattlesnake. The snake bit Duke's face a couple of times, but he would have done anything to keep me safe. He swelled up for about a week but ende up making it and was fine. My dad had to give him some meds he got from the vet and pretty much hand water him to keep him hydrated, but he made a full recovery. That dog would have absolutely went to war and died for me. Over 3 decades later and I still miss him so bad. Absolutely the best dog I've ever had. One of my jack ass neighbors poisoned him just because he had some feud with my dad. If my dad could have gotten a shred of evidence, he probably would have killed that bastard
Depends, if they're enemies in games they're so awful. Namely Elden Ring, having a t-rex with the head of a dog and normal undead dogs that are very annoying.
@@scottnelson9 again exceptions to every normal standard. There are always exceptions and outliers to everything good and bad in everything and everyone
@@mariamejawara so that means not all dog owners are good every dog is a good furry dog. just the owners don't know how raise a dog, its not the dogs fault.!!!
â@@diobrando6382He's the mother's dad. For some reason the chick became a complete ass wipe whereas the dad raised his granddaughter to be a good person. Movie is legit about the dog making a promise with the dad to protect his granddaughter through different lifetimes
A Dogâs Journey is a pretty sad, but shows how loyal a dog is, we donât deserve dogs because of what theyâd do for us. I recommend watching A Dogâs Journey
Idk know about that, but every time my dogs didn't like someone, I later found out why. They always knew when not to trust a person. (Except Mormons, I never found out why they hated Mormons. Maybe the dietary restrictions make them smell different?)
This actually happened to my family once! We were having a family gathering when my 5 year old cousins left the living room and went outside. Our neighbors had a horse and my cousins wanted to go check it out. When they were close to the horse it almost kicked them but our german shepherd "Phantom" jumped the gate of our house and scared the horse away. RIP Phantom u were a lovely dogâ€đđđȘœ
All dogs are hero dogs. Sometimes they save lives in one epic moment and sometimes they save lives one cuddle at a time. You just have to give them the chance.
I have lost several pets, all of which were very special and dear to me. Though, someone once told me 'The reason dogs don't live as long as us is so they can share your love with another dog that needs it.' Stay strong and when your ready, share that love again :)
i don't understand how people can say such things with a straight face. that quote was the most untrue unsubstantiated statement i have ever heard. like telling people someone went to a "better place", they went nowhere they just died. accepting reality is hard for some people i guess.
Bullshit, chihuahua's are insanely possessive lil assholes. My aunt had one, and I was nothin' but good to that dog. I adore dogs and have had two in my time that I loved. This dog hated everyone except my aunt, even her own family, and no one ever mistreated this dog. So no, not all dogs are good judges, some not all.
fr!!!! My dog literally picked out my outfit this morning not kidding he literally put his paw on the one I wanted to wear and humans would sometimes not tell the truth but dogs mostly do
@@JB00741 dont generalize a whole ass breed just because your aunt understands dogs better. just like people animals can have preferences. and the dog prefers your aunt. cry about it.
@@notericforeman Why spread false information for no reason? i worked on this movie with just about every dog in it and there wasn't a single dog that died while working on the movie. There was footage of a dog potentially being mistreated to film a scene, but how convenient you don't have any proof with what you say. take your lies to some place else where there aren't any people to hear it. Must be a real sad life having to make up issues that don't exist just to feel fulfilled with yourself.
So sorry to hear it....I lost my pet german shepherd 5 years ago and I understand your pain, just stay strong and keep breathing, time can heal deepest emotional wounds
I just lost 2 within a year, both out of turn. One are a bee and allergic reaction, the other had epilepsy. They were good boys and big brothers to my third who I still have and he helps take care of my grandparents and their chickens from Coyotes. All the best of boys
đđŒââïž I had a dog that did the same thing. I was a young kid just starting to walk and when I would try to go towards the steps she would get in front of me over and over. It was before I was able to speak in full sentences but I would baby cuss her out lol then I would try to go around her and she would just get in front of me. We did this over and over. I don't remember but my mom and dad told me. †đ
Humans did good when we made (most, because some breeds are so inbred we took that shit too far) dogs. They really do understand that kids = puppies and must be protected by instinct. Even the teacup terrors like Chihuahuas are good at their job (alert dogs, as opposed to guard dogs) even though they're bitey.
Im originally from a small turkish village. There are a lot of "stray" dogs there. Everyone in the village takes care of them a little bit and in exchange these dogs watch over the villages children when they run around an play
My Son was in Istanbul on a school trip 2 weeks ago, and he wonderen himself why there where so many cats but still all in healthy condition and lots of them liked to be petted. His Turkish teacher Mrs Tanatar told him that all the People take care of them in having feed and so on. That is very good arranged by.the People of the People there.
My Fur Babies have protected me always because I rescued them, and I love them. They also know that I will always protect them and that they're now safe.
I've had 2 female Pit bulls, we had my first one when my nephew was little and he'd be here all the time and she loved that kid so much, I remember when he was just learning to walk obviously he would constantly fall down and my dog would follow right beside him and she would let him hold on to her to help him walk and if he went near the stairs she would run over and block the stairs so he couldn't climb them, she was so incredibly gentle with him, they really had an amazing bond.
People give pitbulls a bad name, but it's really a reflection of the owner. Cause I've seen them be some of the MOST PROTECTIVE dogs ever, and also like a nanny as you mentioned, keeping toddlers and grown ups safe. Especially the females, it's like they are born with that motherly knowledge and sense lol. It's great, they are amazing dogs to have, plus when they get all happy an lay on their back for you to rub and scratch their tummy an they smilez they are SOOOO cute!!
my parents told a few stories like this when i was growing up with my staffie, same thing that dog helped to teach me to walk and didn't mind when i would accidently pull him down as i lost my balance and went down.
I agree. Baliey even protected CJ from getting hurt and from her abusive boyfriend. Her mother on the other hand, stopped being a parent, even used all the money that her husband left to CJ for her own selfish needs. That moment when Bailey died as Molly was pretty intense, CJâs ex wasnât kidding when he said he was going to kill Molly đŹ.
My girlfriend loves this movie so much she named her dog bailey. Sadly, bailey passed in February. It hit her pretty hard, especially when she saw this movie while scrolling through a streaming service afterward. She'll just say "bailey bailey bailey" and then start to cry. I wish i could bring her back just so my gf doesn't keep crying every time she sees a dog video on tiktok
A Dogs Journey is an amazing movie that showcases just how loyal dogs are and how much they love their owners, as long as dogs are shown love and respect, they love and respect back.
Yes I 100% believe you can prove someone is a bad parent. Yes I believe that If there is solid evidence they should be a criminal offence for them to approach their current children or get any more
@@lorddestroyer426 falls under the category 'bad parent' The reason I think she is a bad parent no questions asked is also not what she did in the video, but her response to it
Ughhhh a dogs purpose and a dogs journey made me cry buckets đ such good movies. I donât remember this scene so now I gotta watch it again and Iâm scared because ik imma cry again
Some people just shouldn't have children. I know this is from a movie but it's what actually happens in real life sometimes when people don't pay attention to their children. Dogs are amazing and will risk their own life to save their people
When I was a little girl we had a dog named Elvis. Me and him were outside, and he usually was a really calm and sweet dog, but I tried to walk towards my moms overgrown garden and I remember him getting in front of me and all of a sudden getting really aggressive/defensive. I started to hear rattling and at that age I didn't know what that meant. My mom came out since none of us really ever heard him bark and she told me there was a rattlesnake. He was such a good dog.
When I was a kid we had St. Bernards. We lived pretty close to a state highway, like maybe 40 yards tops from the front porch to the road. My sisters are all younger than I am, so they weren't meant to be in the front yard ever, but kids being kids, they wanted to do exactly what they weren't supposed to. Saints aren't herding dogs, but they made sure to keep my sisters pinned up against the front of the house when they were on the front porch. They'd grab them by their hoodies and pull them back to the house when they started towards the road. Saw it more than once. Dogs are awesome.
When i was really little when we had a doberman and german shepherd. The doberman would pull a bit when my dad would hold his lead but when my dad handed it to me the dog would step back and stay beside me at my speed. The german shepherd would always step beyween me and other people/dogs and not let anyone near me. When i got older we had a rottweiler who was the best girl and to prove a point my dad told me to pretend he was hurting me and started shaking my arm, the dog who was never aggressive towards any of us immediately got between us and tried to protect me. Dogs really are the best protectors â€
We had a GSD and was not allowed inside the house. My dad would kind of play like he was hurting my mom and the dog would come in the house and kind of bite him so he would get off her. Never broke his skin but that dog was always there to protect her. My dad said that's why he had that dog, to protect our mom.
â@@SanSurv-Angelo dogs that normally really passive, when they see a family member pretending to hurt other family they mouth, it's where their mouth goes over them and doesnt bite, it's a way to say stop it, it's to show that they could, but besides that if your dad acutally hurt her, dogs can sense pain, and I think the dog would acutally bite. Besides that they're such a good doggo
the dog is the owners old friend the dog died a few times but always came back to see his owner its very wholesome i recommend watching it:a dogs journey
â@oliviaflores9937 It's a dogs journey, but it's the 2nd one, so maybe watch a dogs purpose first! đ I do warn you, though. It's a very sad movieđąâ€
You'd be surprised to know how often this happens. Mom has kids, gets sick of them, calls friends for hours while ignoring their own children, blames others for her own mistakes... I know those people exist, because that perfectly describes my own mother.
The sad part is that only later do they realize that Gloria is going through depression. Her husband died leaving her "alone" and they tried to get her to see she isn't alone, that she can lean on them but she was so depressed she just saw them as her enemies. Later she makes legitimate strides to repair her relationships. Is a loving grandma and is even one of the people with him when it's time for the father in law to pass.
That doesn't mean she can neglect her child and let her get into life-threatening situations. There is absolutely nothing wrong with needing help, and I think the stigma around mental illness is terrible. However, with that being said, she has a responsibility to her child that comes first. If she can't fulfill it - then she needs to step back and let someone else do it while she gets assistance.
@@UnfazedPhoenix yes but not everyone is self aware enough about how they act and react while dealing with depression. In the movie both Gloria and the in laws tell CJ, when she is older, that Gloria was really messed up by the passing of her husband and even harbored some resentment toward Cj and the in laws because she viewed herself as utterly alone and abandoned. I am not excusing her actions, I just want people to be more open about mental health discussions and be willing to understand that she is someone that needs help and after she starts getting it she makes great strides to be a better person and a better mother and grandmother. She is still depressed about losing the love of her life, she never even dates again, but she can carry that hurt a lot better and mends a lot of broken bridges and makes them stronger.
@@Crux_JCr@Crux_JCr, we can absolutely acknowledge that mental health is important while ALSO pointing out that the mother had NO right to ignore her daughter's existence to the point she would have died if the dog hadn't intervened... Depression is horrible but when you have a LITERAL human being dependent on you to care and raise them then there is NO EXCUSE in this world one can give for ignoring your child and not watching them leading them To nearly DYING to an animal that weighs tons... Once more NO EXCUSE!
You're right, but here's more information. It was his dog as a child for years until Bailey died of old age. Bailey reincarnates time after time until the dog we see kn the clip. After being abused and neglected, he wanders off and comes across the farm from his puppy hood. He sees an older Ethan and shows him over time the tricks and responses he would do when they were both younger. Ethan(dude) finds Bileys old collar and puts it back on him, and they play as they did years before.
@@smokedoutpositivesquad9463 There are two movies about the same dog, I think only the second one really has any reincarnation, but I don't remember. The movie names are "A Dog's Purpose" and "A Dog's Journey." They're really good
Dogs are the best protectors you can have. My grandparents had many chickens. And some foxes from woods nearby killed some of the chickens. So my granpa put one of the dogs, young pup named Pip, to guard them. He was young and reckless, so we failed the first time, since Pip was left on a chain (Pip harressed some of the chickens, because he thought he was playing with them) and fox killed another chicken. So my grandpa decided to take a risk and left him off the chain. Next morning we found that chickens never left the barn, on the field we found dead fox and barely alive Pip. He was abput 1,5 years old. He survived, but after he was patched up by a vet, he was so exhausted he slept for almost 4 days. I never left him for a moment. After that, he was always with the chickens, he got calmer in their presence. Some of them even laid eggs in his doghouse. Vet said that the fact that little dog managed to kill a fox and live to tell about it was nothing short of a miracle. His weight was less than 10kg. Next example of a great protection was my own Bernese Mountain Dog, Rocky. He was always the silent type, never barked much. Our neighbour even thought that he might he mute since they never heard him bark. Then there was a tough case of a burglar in our town. He was a mentally disabled man that was just robbing people for no reason. Because of his disability, authorities could do nothing about it. Everytime he was arrested they had to let him go. And since he was not a threat to anyone, they couldn't send him to mental health institution. One evening after my dad got back from work, we were talking about the rumor that this burglar got back. Second after that we saw our Rocky barking at, who we thought was at the time our neighbour RafaĆ as he was trying to open his car. We were surprised, since Rocky knew and liked RafaĆ and wouldn't bark at him. But I saw that the man was struggling to open the car. I said "Why would RafaĆ have a problem with opening his own car?". My mom called RafaĆ, who was at his house watching TV with his wife and kids. He ran to the car and me and my dad rushed to help him, but the burglar got away thorugh the fence right into nearby woods ,where we lost him. After that whenever Rocky was barking our whole neighbourhood was alarmed, because if Rocky was barkong then everyone knew shit got real.
i watched a dogs purpose and cried my eyes out and then a few years later watched a dogs purpse 2 (this movie) and also cried my eyes out. two very good heartwarming movies.
A dog is your best friend warns you of danger and if you know your dog you can tell he/she is warning you of danger. They are not dumb animals that some people think, they are very smart and sence thing we can't. It's name is BAILEY, he tryed to warn her mum. The lick on the face was a signal.
The woman should be charged with child endangerment. Her neglect towards the child, nearly got them killed. Ik itâs a movie, but things like this have happened irl
Unfortunately mennget 66% longer sentences than women for the same crime, on top of women being twice as likely to not be incarcerated at all. All im saying is, ive seen crack head get custody.đ
đŹMovie: A Dog's Journey
(2019)
Should have been called "You gonna need more Kleenex"
Is this the one where the dog has several lives
â@@physiognomies7445 ye ik because he got called boss dog
Waitttt have I watched this I remember the line boss dog
â@@Ace-jr7qs I would bet on a brick
âA gross dog.â
The dog is the one of the most adorable dogs Iâve ever seen.
those two words are the only ones I need to hear to know she is a POS...
I feel bad for the doggo, his tongue touched the gross human, EEWW!!
i wonder how the combine are doing mossman
Crazy how a domestic dog has a cleaner mouth than a human.
@@WolfFireheartfr
The dog is smarter than her.
Itâs cause sheâs blonde
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just about anything is smarter than she is đ
Ainât saying much since she prolly
Donât gotta brainđ
Hotter than her too fr
"I know what you did, Boss Dog"
Well spoken
new favorite line in cinema found
Boss dog name was given in the first movie
Good boy Bailey.
He sounds so much like Harrison Ford
Yeah the dog made me mad for saving the kid
Remember kids. If the actor makes you angry, theyâre a great actor.
AND YET I CALLED THEM A BISH 5 TIMES AND CANT GET OVER THIS
Actor didnt really do anything bruh just recited some lines
@@josephg.1.130 Its truly not that simple and I hope one day you can learn to appreciate art. If it was truly just that simple, everyone would be a famous rich actor but the more simple truth, is its very hard to be believable.
nice pfp
@@justinklaassen7190 It is actually super simple. In Hollywood, you either get extremely lucky or it's nepotism. There is nothing in between. No disrespect to that woman, but that actress wasn't doing anything particularly astonishing. Quick IMDB search shows shes a nepo baby.
Sheâs definitely the kind of lady who would almost drown in a pool but would sue the lifeguard for giving her mouth-to-mouth CPR
I knew a lady who wanted to sue a guy who saved her from drowning for "assault"/"sexual harassment" because 1. He had his mouth on her lips 2. He cracked a rib while doing CPR
It was just a small crack not even that bad..
Best comment I ever read đđđ
@@matchit0419did she win?
@@matchit0419 oof
â@kylechen4214 she did
"I know what you did boss dog" thats the respect he deserves
Has a similar feeling to "that'll do pig" đąâ€
Now give him a gf for a night
my personal favorite line in both movies
Boss dog is what he called his original dog, his dog Bailey has been reincarnated many times to try and find him.
The movie is called âA dogâs purposeâ itâs about a dog named Bailey who died around three lives, being reborn into a new dog. Bailey went through being a normal dog, to a police dog, then to a rescued dog. Hope this helped.
No its the sequel, a dogs journey
I loved that movie
This is A Dog's Journey, the sequel. Reincarnating into several breeds all while watching over CJ as she grows up and faces many challenges.
@@TAiiNE I got so mixed up because in a dogs purpose, bailey had the same name,
i saw this in a movie theater
I had a dog named max when I was 11 he was my best friend and I rescued him from a kill shelter in Missouri. My little sister was 4 at the time and she somehow got out from the house. My boy max saw her leaving and climbed a 6 foot chain link fence and got out and literally followed her 2 miles down the street. My parents realized she was gone and got in the car looking for her. We found her 30 minutes later and max was with her the whole way. Sometimes you need to appreciate those who appreciate us because they show so much more compassion towards us more then people realize.
That dog deserves all the 'good boys' in the universe
This movie made me fucking cry dogs are very important to us humans and we take them for granted
But he IS the good boy.
whoâs he good boy?
OH YES HE ISđ¶đ¶đ¶
I wish i had a dog I can say good boy too but who is a good boy he is a good boy
"If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man." -Mark Twain
What happens when you bite the man you fed.
"Kiss my ass and call me Sally." -theredscourge
A dog was bred to serve. A wolf will bite. A human always bites because they are not below you.
nice profile picture
@@Mr_Miner_102 you too lol
I know its a movie, but people like this woman exist. Every child deserves a mom, but not every mom deserves a child.
She has no reason to hate dogs like they are so cute who agrees
That dog deserves all the good boys in the world."good boy!"đ
âgood boy!â
"Good boy!"
Love dogs more than Humans
That's more then a good boy that's the Boss Dog đ
Could someone explain the horse thing? I mean, why was going aggressive or something?
The fact that the guy knew that the dog went in to save her was so wholesome
I mean what other reason would the dog be barking at the horse
Believe me King, these animals work just like us only difference is their connections in the brain are more straightforward hence primitive. When u live together with such animals u perfectly understand most of their behaviour, even when it seems pointless from a human viewpoint.
Well in fact, this movie is actually a SEQUEL about a dog who reincarnates into other dogs every time after death. That old man was his first owner when he was just a little boy.
SPOILERS AHEAD!!!
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After his death as a Golden Retriever from old age, he went through a few more lives of protecting and caring for other owners before he could even reunite with his first.
One was a cop whose spouse had passed away (K9 Shepherd dog, female lol). Heroicly died to save his life but tragicly, the man will miss her as she's the one who kept him in company.
Another is a lonely woman who eventually found love and so did he with another dog (as a corgi). Having a habit of being fed with so many foods, and loved by the family. He ided out of depression and loneliness when his dog lover passed away first. Also starting to miss his first owner while he's about to be put down.
Next thing you know, he's reincarnated to the dog you're watching on this video rn. But he was taken to a poor abusive household where the rebellious lady's boyfriend chained him up outside of their house. Yet the lady doesn't want to see him hurt, she lets her boyfriend take him out to the streets. That's where he focused on the mission of finding his first owner, who is an old man now.
He eventually got adopted by him after he found his favorite flying disc toy.
How did the old man found out that Bailey IS his old dog Bailey? Well, Bailey demanded his owner to do the 'trick' where he runs and jumps off his back after throwing the disc high enough for him to catch.
The guy also got a complicated relationship with his old girlfriend, but they finally mended and got married.
And it was a wholesome story. Worth the watch.
â@@hedwig7sNO debe ña đąđą
a dogs journey is such a beautiful movie
I love how after he said "I know what you did, Boss Dog" how Bailey chased (and caught) his/her tail. Precious baby đ„°â„ïž
If you watch both movies, you'll understand why :P
Props to that man for acknowledging what the dog did.
Well I mean he seen what the dog was doing
Still⊠in some movies Then the actor somehow put blame on the dogâŠ
u should watch the movie, itâs pretty good
It's not real đ
well the lore is that it is his dog from when he was a kid, reincarnated so of course he trusts him :D
Not all parents deserve kids.
But, all kids deserve good parents.
true af
what about hitler
â@jaytea3920 I mean, one of the things that pushed him over the edge was his mom dieing while he was in art school
Well said
And not ever stupid thought should be a comment
As someone usually always says "Remember guys! if the actor pisses you off they are a good actor"
This movie makes me cry everytime I see a clip from it
Dogs are smarter than we give credit for. Once my mother went into a river to swim, it was waist high, but when she made a noise because it was very cold, our Labrador ran from inside and jumped in towards her. He looked panicked. Mom is a cat person and I think this is where she learned to appreciate dogs more. It was the thought that counted
đđ this reminds me of my best friends dog, everytime we go for a swim in her pool he starts barking at us because he thinks we're drowning, but he doesn't jump in because he's scared of water ahaha, it's so funny đ
@@theaquaticz that's hilarious!
@@WeaponizedGoochsweat yeah, he's very dramatic too đđ€Ł
What a lot of people don't realize, is dogs have the mental capacity of a human toddler. They are actually quite intelligent.
See a cat do that mom đ đ
For anyone wondering, this is the sequel to âa dogs purposeâ which follows the dog in this movie. When the dog dies, he comes back as another dog. The old man was the owner of the dogs first life, and the dog spends his life trying to get back to him every time. The little girl is his granddaughter, and now that the man is no longer a kid that needs his dogs protection, he tells the dog to protect the girl. Now he spends his life trying to get back to her. Also man realises that this is his childhood dog come back to him at the end of the first movie.
It's a great movie
â@@oscarcaballero9014omg I loved the first movie despite how fantastic it was in the literally sense. Didn't know there's a sequel! I have to watch this! Thank you!
â@@Lliamhdsame i literally just found out and the first one is my favorite movie of all time I hope this one lives up to my own personal hype
I read this book it was amazing
@@thelinnanes well this wasnât really a spoiler itâs just the main premise of the movie
âLet me get this straight, itâs one of those hero dogs you see on tv?â
âWhat a strange reaction to hearing your child almost died due to your negligence.â
That kid was soo chill with the huge horse coming to her
When I was a kid, I grew up deep in the Tennessee mountains. My dad brought home a pitbull puppy when I was like 4-5 and we were inseparable. That dog would have instantly gave his life for me and proved it when we were playing outside. I was picking blackberries and when i went towards one bush, Duke grabbed my shirt and started yanking me away from the bush. Then he lunged head first into the bush and started fighting a rattlesnake. The snake bit Duke's face a couple of times, but he would have done anything to keep me safe. He swelled up for about a week but ende up making it and was fine. My dad had to give him some meds he got from the vet and pretty much hand water him to keep him hydrated, but he made a full recovery. That dog would have absolutely went to war and died for me. Over 3 decades later and I still miss him so bad. Absolutely the best dog I've ever had. One of my jack ass neighbors poisoned him just because he had some feud with my dad. If my dad could have gotten a shred of evidence, he probably would have killed that bastard
Aw man so sorry for dog. I can't even be away from mine for couple of hours. I love her more than anyone, DOGS ARE BEST
Damn Iâm sorry to hear about what happened to your pup. Thatâs devastating for a kid.
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Does your neighbor go to jail ? Since it's a crime for killing innocent dog.
â@@milzammasykur6707 there was no evidence I guess
I just love how itâs a universal fact that anyone who doesnât like or does something to dogs in movies is automatically the villain.
Honestly pretty much true irl too. There are a few exceptions as is with any normal standard but for the most part, yeah no theyre awful
Depends, if they're enemies in games they're so awful. Namely Elden Ring, having a t-rex with the head of a dog and normal undead dogs that are very annoying.
@@shinatina2466How many villains are dog people? Itâs a lot. You really didnât make much of a point.
@@scottnelson9 again exceptions to every normal standard. There are always exceptions and outliers to everything good and bad in everything and everyone
Jonathan joestar would approve.
Iâve watched this show 11 times when I was younger, it was just as good as it was then đ
Anyone who calls that dog âgrossâ is having some sort of mental problems. That is the most beautiful dog Iâve ever seen
Every dog is a hero to the right person in the right situation. Some people just don't deserve a hero.
If a monkey randomly hit keys on a typewriter with enough time theyâd write the whole of Shakespearean work
Not all dogs are good.
@@mariamejawara so that means not all dog owners are good every dog is a good furry dog. just the owners don't know how raise a dog, its not the dogs fault.!!!
@@jackeywith3907exactly what I was going to say. Blame the owner not the pet
Noooo.. I was walking by just minding my business when a random dog bit me. I love dogs too but just like people not all of them are nice đą
If I was that dad, my first words back would be "You're Fired!"
Is she a nanny for the girl? I havenât seen the movie
She's the mother and the guy is the grand uncle or grand parent, I'm not sure which
â@@diobrando6382He's the mother's dad. For some reason the chick became a complete ass wipe whereas the dad raised his granddaughter to be a good person. Movie is legit about the dog making a promise with the dad to protect his granddaughter through different lifetimes
@@UnwearyAnubisno the grandfather is the fathers dad but the father ended up dying so the granddaughter and her mother are with the grandparents
Thatâs his girlfriend
A Dogâs Journey is a pretty sad, but shows how loyal a dog is, we donât deserve dogs because of what theyâd do for us. I recommend watching A Dogâs Journey
We had a Lab/Border Collie mix who once woke my wife up from a nap when the microwave caught fire. Brilliant dog in many ways. RIP, Jack.
I will never trust a human that doesnt trust a dog but ill always trust a dog that doesnt trust a human -one of the greek philosophers
Dont let that Greek philosopher cook
Idk know about that, but every time my dogs didn't like someone, I later found out why. They always knew when not to trust a person. (Except Mormons, I never found out why they hated Mormons. Maybe the dietary restrictions make them smell different?)
I think you meant that
"I will never trust a human that dogs dont trust but I'll always trust a human that dogs trust"
â@@mennnn972 wdym
â@@mennnn972we have all so made that mistake; misplaced loyalty..
This actually happened to my family once! We were having a family gathering when my 5 year old cousins left the living room and went outside. Our neighbors had a horse and my cousins wanted to go check it out. When they were close to the horse it almost kicked them but our german shepherd "Phantom" jumped the gate of our house and scared the horse away. RIP Phantom u were a lovely dogâ€đđđȘœ
R.I.P Phantom
R.I.P. Phantom
R.I.P PHANTOM
Rip phantom đ„Č
Rip phantom â€đïž
Moral of the story: a dog will always find you, no matter death, miles, or traffic. Great movie
All dogs are hero dogs. Sometimes they save lives in one epic moment and sometimes they save lives one cuddle at a time. You just have to give them the chance.
I have lost several pets, all of which were very special and dear to me. Though, someone once told me 'The reason dogs don't live as long as us is so they can share your love with another dog that needs it.'
Stay strong and when your ready, share that love again :)
i don't understand how people can say such things with a straight face. that quote was the most untrue unsubstantiated statement i have ever heard. like telling people someone went to a "better place", they went nowhere they just died. accepting reality is hard for some people i guess.
â@@marlonmarquez4798l agree with you, l really didn't understand this comment.
That is a wild quote, also kinda fucked up
â@@marlonmarquez4798 its what happens when old traditions are kept mindlessly
Losing them must have been so hardddđąđą....but they must be loving and looking at u from up there...â€â€â€â€much love for them and uâ€â€â€
I trust dogs WAY more than people. Best judges of character.
TRUST ALL DOGS
Bullshit, chihuahua's are insanely possessive lil assholes.
My aunt had one, and I was nothin' but good to that dog. I adore dogs and have had two in my time that I loved. This dog hated everyone except my aunt, even her own family, and no one ever mistreated this dog. So no, not all dogs are good judges, some not all.
fr!!!! My dog literally picked out my outfit this morning not kidding he literally put his paw on the one I wanted to wear and humans would sometimes not tell the truth but dogs mostly do
ALWAYS TRUST A DOG
@@JB00741 dont generalize a whole ass breed just because your aunt understands dogs better. just like people animals can have preferences. and the dog prefers your aunt. cry about it.
"I know what you did, Boss Dog."
"bro my tail is looking sick"
This dude played the dad in I Can Only Imagine as well. Excellent actor.
A dogs journey is one of the saddest and best movies Iâve ever seen. First movie that made me cry
sad how much the dog actors were horrifically abused. Sad how many of the dog actors died avoidable deaths.
I watched it with my class and i almost cried
@@notericforeman Why spread false information for no reason? i worked on this movie with just about every dog in it and there wasn't a single dog that died while working on the movie. There was footage of a dog potentially being mistreated to film a scene, but how convenient you don't have any proof with what you say. take your lies to some place else where there aren't any people to hear it. Must be a real sad life having to make up issues that don't exist just to feel fulfilled with yourself.
I just was about to cry because of that clip.. I canât Imagen what the movie be like if all of you say you were crying
Watch up
Manâs best friend for a reason. Just lost my poor puppy a little over a week ago. Miss my girl
Sorry for your loss. Make a memory book of her to honor her. It helps me to have that.
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Sorry for your loss đđ
So sorry to hear it....I lost my pet german shepherd 5 years ago and I understand your pain, just stay strong and keep breathing, time can heal deepest emotional wounds
I just lost 2 within a year, both out of turn. One are a bee and allergic reaction, the other had epilepsy. They were good boys and big brothers to my third who I still have and he helps take care of my grandparents and their chickens from Coyotes. All the best of boys
I love this movie. Itâs a classic dog movie that will make you cry,
Sheâs so beautiful sheâs needs to be in more movies
My dog Boo Boo kept me away from the stairs when i was a toddler. Dogs are way smarter than we give them credit for.
smarter than females. you shouldnt be left alone, meaning your incubator arent as smart as your dog.
No way! I had a childhood dog named Boo Boo too who protected my sister and I when we were toddlers :)
đđŒââïž I had a dog that did the same thing. I was a young kid just starting to walk and when I would try to go towards the steps she would get in front of me over and over. It was before I was able to speak in full sentences but I would baby cuss her out lol then I would try to go around her and she would just get in front of me. We did this over and over. I don't remember but my mom and dad told me. †đ
That's so cool, I also had a dog named Boo Boo when I was young, but she was my grandmother's. We loved that dog with all our heart â€ïž
Humans did good when we made (most, because some breeds are so inbred we took that shit too far) dogs. They really do understand that kids = puppies and must be protected by instinct.
Even the teacup terrors like Chihuahuas are good at their job (alert dogs, as opposed to guard dogs) even though they're bitey.
Im originally from a small turkish village. There are a lot of "stray" dogs there. Everyone in the village takes care of them a little bit and in exchange these dogs watch over the villages children when they run around an play
Sen nerelisin kral merak ettim
Wow sounds like a movie, how beautiful
My Son was in Istanbul on a school trip 2 weeks ago, and he wonderen himself why there where so many cats but still all in healthy condition and lots of them liked to be petted.
His Turkish teacher Mrs Tanatar told him that all the People take care of them in having feed and so on.
That is very good arranged by.the People of the People there.
I watched this movie when I was on a plane. It's one of the best movies I've ever watched. Bailey is terrifyingly smart.
Both of these films are absolute masterpieces! â€â€
Its the spinning tail bite that does it for me
It's one of the main bits of the character from the first movie
bros smart enough to catch his own tail
â@@tuttuti123IKRRR you should know he is good when he can catch his taill loll
My Fur Babies have protected me always because I rescued them, and I love them. They also know that I will always protect them and that they're now safe.
The lady is the type of lady to say âfree the polar bears from the zooâsâ then proceeds to throw them in the sahara desert
I've had 2 female Pit bulls, we had my first one when my nephew was little and he'd be here all the time and she loved that kid so much, I remember when he was just learning to walk obviously he would constantly fall down and my dog would follow right beside him and she would let him hold on to her to help him walk and if he went near the stairs she would run over and block the stairs so he couldn't climb them, she was so incredibly gentle with him, they really had an amazing bond.
People give pitbulls a bad name, but it's really a reflection of the owner. Cause I've seen them be some of the MOST PROTECTIVE dogs ever, and also like a nanny as you mentioned, keeping toddlers and grown ups safe. Especially the females, it's like they are born with that motherly knowledge and sense lol. It's great, they are amazing dogs to have, plus when they get all happy an lay on their back for you to rub and scratch their tummy an they smilez they are SOOOO cute!!
@@iammicah8024you beat me to the reply
my parents told a few stories like this when i was growing up with my staffie, same thing that dog helped to teach me to walk and didn't mind when i would accidently pull him down as i lost my balance and went down.
Nicknamed nanny dogs for a reason
@@iammicah8024agreed, only reason iâll never own a pitbull is due to the health issues. they can be extremely problomatic
"thats scary" bro said it in the calmest way possible
Yeah kids not cut out for acting lol
@@melissaborowy4241 depends on what they were going for becuz not all kids would be scared in that senario
The dad and that dog had more humility for the child than then mother.
I love animals so much. My dog loves my son, I hope he would protect him just like this gorgeous dog did.
Dogs are smart, compassinate, empathic creatures. If you raise them proper and feed them well, they'll do anything for you.
I agree. Baliey even protected CJ from getting hurt and from her abusive boyfriend. Her mother on the other hand, stopped being a parent, even used all the money that her husband left to CJ for her own selfish needs. That moment when Bailey died as Molly was pretty intense, CJâs ex wasnât kidding when he said he was going to kill Molly đŹ.
I heard the voice and my brain immediately said; âBailey, Bailey, Bailey, Bailey.â
Right? I loved these movies
I heard that first then I heard âboss dogâ
"gross dog" that's one of the cleanest dogs I've ever seen
He called it "Boss dog"
My girlfriend loves this movie so much she named her dog bailey. Sadly, bailey passed in February. It hit her pretty hard, especially when she saw this movie while scrolling through a streaming service afterward. She'll just say "bailey bailey bailey" and then start to cry. I wish i could bring her back just so my gf doesn't keep crying every time she sees a dog video on tiktok
A Dogs Journey is an amazing movie that showcases just how loyal dogs are and how much they love their owners, as long as dogs are shown love and respect, they love and respect back.
Dad litteraly be spitting facts
Pets can be very protective of the little ones, and even of us (the not so little ones). Thatâs when they become more family than pet
"CJ come back!"
*GTA San Andreas nostalgia kicks in.*
Dogs arenât just pets, theyâre family
What kind of pet isn't part of the family? 0o
â@@WolfFireheart Was this comment necessary? đ
kock and balls
@@tkairahbrown3295 Probably not! I was very sleepy when I made it.
Yes I 100% believe you can prove someone is a bad parent. Yes I believe that If there is solid evidence they should be a criminal offence for them to approach their current children or get any more
it should be a law , yes.
@@hikolanikola8775it is lmao
isnt that just negligence?
@@lorddestroyer426 falls under the category 'bad parent'
The reason I think she is a bad parent no questions asked is also not what she did in the video, but her response to it
Itâs a movie.
Ughhhh a dogs purpose and a dogs journey made me cry buckets đ such good movies. I donât remember this scene so now I gotta watch it again and Iâm scared because ik imma cry again
Some people just shouldn't have children. I know this is from a movie but it's what actually happens in real life sometimes when people don't pay attention to their children. Dogs are amazing and will risk their own life to save their people
When I was a little girl we had a dog named Elvis. Me and him were outside, and he usually was a really calm and sweet dog, but I tried to walk towards my moms overgrown garden and I remember him getting in front of me and all of a sudden getting really aggressive/defensive. I started to hear rattling and at that age I didn't know what that meant. My mom came out since none of us really ever heard him bark and she told me there was a rattlesnake. He was such a good dog.
I used to watch a dogs journey and a dogs life with my family all the time, we cried so much. They're amazing and so underrated
Purpose not life yeah I made the same mistake
The cop-dog one made me cry in Journey
It's my favourite movie đ„°
This is one of the only movies that has made me cry đđ
That dance the dog did at the end is like a victory dance
When I was a kid we had St. Bernards. We lived pretty close to a state highway, like maybe 40 yards tops from the front porch to the road. My sisters are all younger than I am, so they weren't meant to be in the front yard ever, but kids being kids, they wanted to do exactly what they weren't supposed to. Saints aren't herding dogs, but they made sure to keep my sisters pinned up against the front of the house when they were on the front porch. They'd grab them by their hoodies and pull them back to the house when they started towards the road. Saw it more than once. Dogs are awesome.
When i was really little when we had a doberman and german shepherd. The doberman would pull a bit when my dad would hold his lead but when my dad handed it to me the dog would step back and stay beside me at my speed. The german shepherd would always step beyween me and other people/dogs and not let anyone near me. When i got older we had a rottweiler who was the best girl and to prove a point my dad told me to pretend he was hurting me and started shaking my arm, the dog who was never aggressive towards any of us immediately got between us and tried to protect me.
Dogs really are the best protectors â€
We had a GSD and was not allowed inside the house. My dad would kind of play like he was hurting my mom and the dog would come in the house and kind of bite him so he would get off her. Never broke his skin but that dog was always there to protect her. My dad said that's why he had that dog, to protect our mom.
â@@SanSurv-Angelo dogs that normally really passive, when they see a family member pretending to hurt other family they mouth, it's where their mouth goes over them and doesnt bite, it's a way to say stop it, it's to show that they could, but besides that if your dad acutally hurt her, dogs can sense pain, and I think the dog would acutally bite.
Besides that they're such a good doggo
This is one of the most sad yet beautiful movie i have ever seen.
the dog is the owners old friend the dog died a few times but always came back to see his owner its very wholesome i recommend watching it:a dogs journey
I LOVE a dogs journey and a dogs purpose!!! I cry every time i watch them â€đą
Which movie is this?
â@oliviaflores9937 It's a dogs journey, but it's the 2nd one, so maybe watch a dogs purpose first! đ I do warn you, though. It's a very sad movieđąâ€
Playfully tugging at his tail was Bailey's way of saying "Aw shucks, just did what had to be done." Woof! đ
turns out it is one of those hero dog you see on TV
At my house, those kinds of neglect earn a slap. We learned really quickly to be responsible, not entitled. Something shared by many of us immigrants.
You'd be surprised to know how often this happens. Mom has kids, gets sick of them, calls friends for hours while ignoring their own children, blames others for her own mistakes...
I know those people exist, because that perfectly describes my own mother.
The sad part is that only later do they realize that Gloria is going through depression. Her husband died leaving her "alone" and they tried to get her to see she isn't alone, that she can lean on them but she was so depressed she just saw them as her enemies. Later she makes legitimate strides to repair her relationships. Is a loving grandma and is even one of the people with him when it's time for the father in law to pass.
That doesn't mean she can neglect her child and let her get into life-threatening situations. There is absolutely nothing wrong with needing help, and I think the stigma around mental illness is terrible. However, with that being said, she has a responsibility to her child that comes first. If she can't fulfill it - then she needs to step back and let someone else do it while she gets assistance.
@@UnfazedPhoenix yes but not everyone is self aware enough about how they act and react while dealing with depression. In the movie both Gloria and the in laws tell CJ, when she is older, that Gloria was really messed up by the passing of her husband and even harbored some resentment toward Cj and the in laws because she viewed herself as utterly alone and abandoned. I am not excusing her actions, I just want people to be more open about mental health discussions and be willing to understand that she is someone that needs help and after she starts getting it she makes great strides to be a better person and a better mother and grandmother. She is still depressed about losing the love of her life, she never even dates again, but she can carry that hurt a lot better and mends a lot of broken bridges and makes them stronger.
That was the weakest part in the movie, her getting a second chance after running her child's life.
Whatever, excuses
@@Crux_JCr@Crux_JCr, we can absolutely acknowledge that mental health is important while ALSO pointing out that the mother had NO right to ignore her daughter's existence to the point she would have died if the dog hadn't intervened... Depression is horrible but when you have a LITERAL human being dependent on you to care and raise them then there is NO EXCUSE in this world one can give for ignoring your child and not watching them leading them To nearly DYING to an animal that weighs tons... Once more NO EXCUSE!
One of the best dog movies to this day
This is why when my dogs bark I usually listen, hell even when the mailman comes
My dogs name was Bailey, she was like this protecting me and my family, rip Bailey
If I remember right, dude's dog died and, came back as the next dog he chose and, the dog let him know it was his dog from before.
You're right, but here's more information.
It was his dog as a child for years until Bailey died of old age. Bailey reincarnates time after time until the dog we see kn the clip. After being abused and neglected, he wanders off and comes across the farm from his puppy hood. He sees an older Ethan and shows him over time the tricks and responses he would do when they were both younger. Ethan(dude) finds Bileys old collar and puts it back on him, and they play as they did years before.
@@blondeclbwhatâs the name of the movie? I think I may have seen it
@@smokedoutpositivesquad9463 There are two movies about the same dog, I think only the second one really has any reincarnation, but I don't remember. The movie names are "A Dog's Purpose" and "A Dog's Journey." They're really good
"It's" name is Bailey!
Amen to that.
This movie made me cry like a baby in some parts.... love this movie
A gross woman ignored a beautiful child. And a beautiful dog saved her
Dogs are the best protectors you can have.
My grandparents had many chickens. And some foxes from woods nearby killed some of the chickens. So my granpa put one of the dogs, young pup named Pip, to guard them. He was young and reckless, so we failed the first time, since Pip was left on a chain (Pip harressed some of the chickens, because he thought he was playing with them) and fox killed another chicken. So my grandpa decided to take a risk and left him off the chain. Next morning we found that chickens never left the barn, on the field we found dead fox and barely alive Pip. He was abput 1,5 years old. He survived, but after he was patched up by a vet, he was so exhausted he slept for almost 4 days. I never left him for a moment. After that, he was always with the chickens, he got calmer in their presence. Some of them even laid eggs in his doghouse. Vet said that the fact that little dog managed to kill a fox and live to tell about it was nothing short of a miracle. His weight was less than 10kg.
Next example of a great protection was my own Bernese Mountain Dog, Rocky. He was always the silent type, never barked much. Our neighbour even thought that he might he mute since they never heard him bark. Then there was a tough case of a burglar in our town. He was a mentally disabled man that was just robbing people for no reason. Because of his disability, authorities could do nothing about it. Everytime he was arrested they had to let him go. And since he was not a threat to anyone, they couldn't send him to mental health institution. One evening after my dad got back from work, we were talking about the rumor that this burglar got back. Second after that we saw our Rocky barking at, who we thought was at the time our neighbour RafaĆ as he was trying to open his car. We were surprised, since Rocky knew and liked RafaĆ and wouldn't bark at him. But I saw that the man was struggling to open the car. I said "Why would RafaĆ have a problem with opening his own car?". My mom called RafaĆ, who was at his house watching TV with his wife and kids. He ran to the car and me and my dad rushed to help him, but the burglar got away thorugh the fence right into nearby woods ,where we lost him.
After that whenever Rocky was barking our whole neighbourhood was alarmed, because if Rocky was barkong then everyone knew shit got real.
i watched a dogs purpose and cried my eyes out and then a few years later watched a dogs purpse 2 (this movie) and also cried my eyes out. two very good heartwarming movies.
One of my all time favorite movies so heartwarming
The dog is one of them people/animal that would give up their life to save their loved ones
This dog Had 1 owner and was like
â Dude Iâm going to protect your hole bloodline
A dog is your best friend warns you of danger and if you know your dog you can tell he/she is warning you of danger. They are not dumb animals that some people think, they are very smart and sence thing we can't. It's name is BAILEY, he tryed to warn her mum. The lick on the face was a signal.
Dogs got pure heart đ«
A dog's purpose was the first movie that made me cry, its by far the most memorable movie ive ever seen đą
Well then you'll like this, as it's the sequel, A Dog's Journey.
@@TAiiNE yup, i know rhis us the sequel as i don't remember seeing this scene but i just wanted to express my feelings about both in general
The woman should be charged with child endangerment. Her neglect towards the child, nearly got them killed.
Ik itâs a movie, but things like this have happened irl
Unfortunately mennget 66% longer sentences than women for the same crime, on top of women being twice as likely to not be incarcerated at all. All im saying is, ive seen crack head get custody.đ
alright then name one time this has happened
"name 10 books"
It's also taking place before smart phones when this type of stuff was never reported.
â@fe4r_notrealisbald your one of them special ones are ya?
Dogs are the most loyal animals ever
That cell phone is so 90s, love it.