@@yusriyahbagheri8843 that’s so true, I can understand why too, it’s hard to become more disciplined. I had to do a lot of work to get semi better, it’s pretty daunting but extremely worth it
This is REAL dog training. You're not turning them into passive robots like some of the celebrity dog trainers, they're confident and disciplined. Great work.
Came here to say that their confidence is what really gets me. His dogs don't look for reassurance or confirmation from people - they know what to do all on their own. Very, very cool to see.
i agree, and that was the aspect that impressed me most; Prince, especially when he was doing the patience thing, shows such an incredible self awareness of what he's doing - he's not just running back through a pre-taught trick list, he's actively applying techniques he's learnt when they're correctly required for that individual situation - it is very impressive to see!
Can't wrap my head around the fact that your dogs are more well-behaved and self-controlled than human beings, me included. I've never seen this before.
So many people don't understand the difference between a confident dogs correctional behavior vs. an openly aggressive and dangerous dog. It's awesome to see a breakdown of this by someone who clearly understands the difference. Nice job!
Indeed, my Braque would do what they did to the French bulldog with annoying puppies and I thought she was being aggressive even thou she never gutted any of them, and she could since she’s bigger and faster. I’m happy to know it was just her showing them their behavior was not ok.
I just worry about the other dog then turning around and biting the dog that did the correction. I’m a Worrier though so maby it’s my own fears taking over.
@@MireVale disproven for wolves, some aspects of it hold true for domesticated dogs and their humans. So tired of people constsntly commenting things like this the second someone mentions a dog having an alpha or beta personality. like yeah we all know wolves don't have actual alpha/omega hierarchies and that it was artifically caused bc we fucked with wolves. Wolves are not dogs and dogs are not wolves.
@@MireVale Wow it’s almost like I’m in the animal profession and know what I’m talking about based off my experience and education and not regurgitating talking points from CZcams videos. Dogs need someone to be their leader otherwise they get stressed out, dogs can tell when their owner is not taking a leadership position or providing structure and is a huge pushover and this leads to behavioral problems or a manipulative dog. Most dogs behavioral issues are because an owner does not step up and provide structure and boundaries as a good “head” of the pack, and thus the dog tries taking control (and displaying undesirable behaviors) bc it feels there is no control at all in its life.
@@MireVale No...that's your own association for words at play. They aren't "invoking" anything other than what they're saying. Wow, it's like you can be confidently and willfully ignorant and negligent of what others are saying and still think you're in the right here. All intelligent and autonomous organisms need some form of structure in life. Social animals need social structure. It's not goddamn rocket science. They're saying that if someone doesn't take up the mantle of providing such structure for a more inexperienced party, then the inexperienced party will do so by themselves without fully knowing the implications of their behaviors down the line. Sounds a bit like parenting a human child: that's weird, right? The fact that you can't discern a difference in what they're saying past "oh, oh look everyone, they're saying that someone needs to 'boss' a dog around as the alpha" is honestly repugnant and just...weak. You really need to work on learning context and reading comprehension.
4:04 Damn. Towering over that dog, staring straight into his soul. That's pure confidence right there. You can see that dog's brain change in real time.
This is impressive. You have taught your dogs to de escalate simple situations while not making them feel like they can't defend themselves. Really just cool to see both your dogs stay so relaxed.
Not sure he thought them, I think they are just well socialised dogs that are confident and bigger. This is actually natural dog pack behavior that all functional social animals needs to understand. This is why socialization is so important with all social animals.
@@theupscriber65 Police dogs are trained to bite and not let go, thats their job. People need to learn to some decency, then they wouldn't have a dog hanging on their arm.
Bosco and Prince are perfect examples and they helped me recognise that my dog has naturally good body language. Your videos helped me realise what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much.
I have never seen a dog in my life like Boscoe and Prince. Amazing. Absolutely beautiful. Pristine training by the guy and these dog’s brains AND balls are giant.
I have, and it is an honest treat if you enjoy well trained dogs. The margins between highly and truly trained dogs and the everage well trained dog are far more visible in person!
These Doberman look incredibly Intellingent like they they can forecast the entire altercation and even giving the little guy some time to work it out.
@@robertfan332 lol imagine breaking into their house, only to have the Dobermans already calling the police because they knew you were going to strike.
FINALLY PEOPLE ON CZcams ARE STARTING TO REALIZE THAT DOGS CAN TRAIN OTHER DOGS BETTER THAN ANY DOG TRAINER EVER CAN!!! French and Germans have been doing this FOR DECADES!!! One of the best dog training and rehabilitation facilities in the world, is a French rehab center where they use two of their Belgian Malinois to correct other dogs behavior, while their owner holds them on a lead, while standing in one place! They have a CZcams channel and it's called ''Gun Dog-TV.' FUCK POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT ''METHOD''!!! IT'S A SCAM!!!
I am so impressed with Bosco and Prince .. they understand the assignment and you can see how they analyse the situation and know how to deal with it .. absolutely amazing 🤩
its so crazy how both bosco and prince have insane positioning and space control in these interactions. they know where to be at the right time, whether its to back them down, getting ready for a fight, or to whoop on a dog that cant take a hint lol
Exactly they know how to use the minimal amount of pressure neccesary to get the job done! But when it's neccesary they aren't afraid to nip it in the bud and call it a day! Literally!
I love them both. I love Bosco's confidence but Prince has even more patience and i feel even more for him. He tried to let know the guy nicely by avoiding his undesired attentions, then he incresed and then GOT serious, Bosco was really Amazing but Prince teached this Little guy (the french bulldog) even more, all the steps. After Prince got mad at him now he knows he has to not take advantage and pay attention to every step, also to more subtile gentle messages like avoidance for example so next time he'll know when to stop before he goes to the next level and gets bitten. I'm in love with Bosco but it doesn't matter if Prince is shy, that's also masterclass, great job. Gorgeous sweet boy❤ This is real training and you really trust that sweet boy
Man your dogs are some of the most well trained I’ve ever seen. I love your analysis and breakdown as well. I appreciate this it gives insights I think to me and many others. They seem like such wise teachers. The perfect balance of firmness but also not too much aggression or like asshole behavior if that makes sense lol
A lot of dogs will do this whether they are trained or not. He often makes reference to socialisation, or a lack of it. That simply means being around other dogs and so learn the canine social dos and donts from them. There is such a thing as canine society.
I’ve been having issues with my lab (40kg build like Doberman on steroids) who seems to be going through a stage of trying to test the water with me for dominance. I’ve watched about 3 videos of yours already and although it’s confirmed I’m on the right path and sort of doing the right thing it’s taught me a few things already I could do better. Anyway, long story short. Thanks man, wanted you to know your helping a family put all the way over in Scotland 🏴
Bosco and Prince are so awesome. I love how they have their own styles. Bos is like im gonna stare you in the face until you act right. Where Prince is like, "you better calm down man, you better calm down, BOOM! I told you to knock it off! But we cool, lets play." So awesome.
My european dobie possesses both of these traits without me even needing to train them. He won’t act out unless another dog tries him or he gets fed up with them. It’s a natural instinct for a european doberman to act in these ways.
Damn your dogs are the embodiment of gigachad energy. They accutely show the others that they're acting out of their league and need to sit their ass down, but they stay approachable for playtime after, no hard feelings. Awesome!
Oof, Giga Chad? ahh a woke person i see, aswell notice the dogs are always with small dogs compared to their own selves, just as you wouldnt care about someone much small than you because you automatically would feel stronger ;p rofl that giga chad... people these days. But they are trained really well.
This is top tier training. No clue why I started this video in the first place. I don’t even have pets, I know I wouldn’t have enough time and attention to give them but I found this extremely interesting and beneficial. These dogs carry themselves better than most humans. If I ever decide to bring one into my home I’ll definitely be watching more of your work. Subscribing.
You would be amazed at how many breeds of dogs out there require very little attention. My dogs aren't thirsty for attention they come get it when I want attention.
@@sepg5084 I mean...they have a point considering the number of people that are horrible at socialization. Also did you take the comment personal or something because most people would've just went "oh yeah I know someone bad at socializing." Where as you seem to think they were talking about you or something.
Indeed they are! It's a subject I could talk about for a while having witnessed a lot of societal changes in my 35 years on this rock. One of the reasons I think is the amount of digital on demand stimulus dopamine on demand CZcams, tiktok (the sewer of social media), Facebook, people don't interact they project their own insecurities in comment sections like they are gospel. Cool video though nice to see
Smartest dog ive ever run across , a Doberman. Mine snuck in living room, ate my fresh Big Mac and fries, then pushed all wrappers and box under sofa. Took me hours to find out where my lunch went 🤣 Him acting like he's looking out the window the whole time 😇 Yes I was out smarted by a doggie.
XD I wss 9 my dad akwardly gives my mexican friend a big mac when i invited him over and he only eats mexican. Kid (nevver had fast food) secretly shoves the big mac under the sofa and dad gets mad then feels dumb
Emotional intelligence is a Trojan horse of social control. "Think of others", wear your mask and take your injections for the good of all. Be a good peon. Be a good test subject. Be a good slave.
@@Papagiorgio153 I agree. Only the socially degenerate think like that. Drug issues and poor upbringing. Ppl prefer animals because ppl will call them out on their bullshit and a dog physically cant.
you dont need to train your dogs for this, i mean one can say u need to i find it bullshit. i took my pup at ~10 weeks old to a field where tons of dogs play, sniff etc w/e dogs do. All these dogs where social obviously i asked first how they will do with a pup people told me the dogs do nothing. so off i go i drop my pup inside and he plays he runs he has the time of his life while often being put in his place. these people didnt teach their dogs just all these dogs are social and often around dogs knownin the language if people have a dog and it never got to play or run with other dogs ye they dont know their own language they dont know its cool with other dogs etc. i mean i know for a fact that my dog doesnt bite he never did in 8 years i got him. sometimes when a annoying (in my eyes) pup is around him i see him turnin away and doing things thats obvious to me that my dog doesnt want anymore but he a lot of time passes before my dog puts the pup in his place. Then he gently goes his way again and from time to time plays with the pup also but after one time putting the dog in his place theres never a second time that this pup is going on for so long the second time they realise quite fast its time to back off and play time is over. its people who ruin dogs in my eyes. no dog is born aggressive at the end of the day dogs are pact animals so obviously they are suppose to be with multiple dogs and feel good.
My dog did that to another dog at the dog park when we were still going there. He seemed so vicious, but didn't put a scratch on the dog at all. He told the other dog what he was doing wasn't good. After that, the other dog was much better. Better than the humans who thought he was killing their dog. It happened so fast, no had a chance to respond until it was over. It was short, sweet, and really good for the other dog. My dog said, not ok! The dog said, ok! Ok! And that was it. It was over. I was so proud of him for showing his doggie maturity
A large Lab did that to my dog fairly recently. They were being nice with each other and beginning to socialize, but then my dog growled under his breath and took a bit of a stance, at which point the other dog went right at him, and I thought he was going to wreck him, but he didn't put a scratch on him, just let him know that what he did wasn't cool and wouldn't be tolerated. Was interesting to watch
@Charlie Dehn but your dog did the growling at the other dog which set off a negative energy. First thing you can tell by two dogs is if their tails are in a happy swing or in an angry/aggressive sway and if their hackles are up. Even than they may just need to get a sniff going and than walk away. Rarely will you see two dogs go at it at a dog park and I mean… really go at it but if it does happen. Grab the dogs by the back legs and wheelbarrow them. It breaks the moment of everything. The last thing you need is the entire dog population being involved in a dog fight and that will happen once they hear the sound of fighting and owners screaming. It’s like a cowbell for foods on the table.
@@monicafarlow8227 yep my dog was to blame, the other one gave him notice, and me and the other owner pulled them away. It wasn't a big deal, and since he was uninjured I was glad my dog got a lesson.
@@monicafarlow8227 I kind of feel like you made the assumption that they were blaming the other dog simply by stating the incident in a neutral way. I understand it's a rarity to see people admit when they, or their own, are in the wrong these days. I think lecturing them on it all is a bit much, though. It sounds like they can assess a situation fairly and do what is necessary. The "but your dog did..." at the beginning is a dispute of something they didn't say to begin with, and that's kind of what gave your comment the vibe of correcting the other commenter's take. Just throwing that out there. Like the dogs in this video have their subtleties in body language and vocalization, so too we humans have our subtleties in context. :)
Bosco’s stare-down at the end made me clutch my pearls! He wasn’t even backing me down and but I felt some kind of way 😂. That’s a dog with some true confidence! He’s dripping with K9 swag
The black doberman almost caught Bosco urine to the face and seemed cool with it. Dogs unlike people don't hold hard feelings once the alpha is established. It seems like a relief to dogs and time to play most of the time.
@@icewallflatearth1158 lol...I had a Red Doberman who encountered many Napoleonic syndrome dogs like yours that needed to be checked because posturing was too much for them. He never got even a nick on him.
These 2 dogs are absolutely amazing, and accomplish more in 60 seconds than a human trainer could do after 6 weeks. Dogs are animals, and animal have a way of working things out very efficiently. You should be charging 1500 an hour session with either of these beautiful and highly intelligent dogs!
I'm glad I cam across this video. My sister's maltipoo, Toby, tried being aggressive with other small dogs at the dog park. That was until he tried doing that to a small pinscher and what happened next was amazing. Toby tried to attack him and the pinscher immediately raised his long skinny legs and almost had him on a chokehold, holding Toby down for about 20 seconds. He just stared him down and held Toby down. Toby immediately calmed down and did NOT mess with any of the dogs after that. We were in awe that another small dog literally put him into place.
What would have happened if your sister's dog would have gotten bitten/seriously hurt? It seems that Beckman's dogs are expertly trained not to harm another animal.
Pincers were bred for loan collectors, they would come along to protect the guy as people would often try to sic dogs on them. This is essentially what they were made to do.
Maybe one of the humans should’ve put him in his place… if you want to bring your dog to a dog park it’s your responsibility to make sure they can handle it.
Not sure why this was in my feed but great video on body language . I was an animal control officer for over 10 years and the only one to never have been bitten. I tried to show other officers that dogs can’t sense fear they see it. When they run up or charge you, if you even slightly lean back to start backing up, they see it and it will solicit a response. I’ve never seen an untrained dog go much further if you stand your ground. I would normally run back at them.
I think canine body language is beautiful! Not when they actually bite, but all the subtle communication that prevents the bite. Especially when watching the graceful Dobermans.
prince and that little bulldog-looking pup was crazy. he knew the puppy wasn’t ill-intentioned but still needed to be put in his place. the instant change in behavior once he corrected the pup is so impressive.
Boscoe seems to have a good Dobie mentality. He knows the dogs are not a real threat to him so he can be tough without being physical most times. That last clip he does the "dad" look and the other dog realizes he/she is in over their head and backs down and he doesnt push any further cause he knows he doesnt HAVE to. Great video sir.
These dogs are effing brilliant. I'm sitting laughing in disbelief at how well they handle themselves and other dogs. Never thought I would see an animal be such a great teacher. Hats off to you my man. This is great stuff.
You and your dogs are so incredible, the trust you have in them is wonderful. I love seeing the slow motion footage, it shows how fast they communicate with each other!
When Bosco eventually retires, I fear there is no other dog in the world that will be able to fill his shoes. He's a better trainer than most human TRAINERS. I love that boy.
Excellent video. I had a very muscular large black and brown Doberman named Turbo. It’s interesting to see this behavior from other dogs. Turbo did this same behavior, I never once saw another dog not back down. He also had a sense of humor, he would wait till people walked close to the truck bed looking all friendly, then give a single large bark and scare the pants off of them. I miss that dog
So good to see properly socialised dogs that have been so well trained. Totally in control the whole time, perfect pack leaders, no aggression just assertion of dominance.
its just incredible and amazing to see Prince and Bosco in action. helping and correcting bad behaviour from other dogs. This is a mindset I had from before I came across your videos, the socialising and the help you get by animals to teach other animals to behave. just utterly impressing to watch.
Your dogs are amazing...and I 100% agree that this technique by using your dogs for correcting these clients dogs is better than any human could do. Great job.
I love your body language explanations!!! When the lil white dog did a lip lick at 3:47 it's STUNNING that Bosco still knew there was a good chance more correction would be needed. Amazing Bosco did the playbow to test the lil white dog. Wow!!! Prince tryna be tolerant soooo adorable🐾❤️
I'm so glad you narrate what they're doing and why it's safe and controlled. Cause I used to think this was the same as dog fighting and animal cruelty for entertainment.
Belive it or not dogs like Bosco and prince are considered what’s called a “dog teacher” basically a dog teacher is a dog who is specifically trained to direct teach and discipline other dogs and they are usually companions to dog trainers (such as myself) I myself have a dog teacher who does the same type of learning like bosco and prince Im glad to see more dog teachers like them because it will be easier to train other dogs who really need help Carry on ur doing amazing Lots of love and support from me andy dog teacher Zeus
I do agree and support this since i also use or used to use and get help from my dog in sessions. But i dont agree with a "dog teacher" is a dog specifically trained to be one. I believe and see that every healthy balanced dog is a dog teacher. It's just in their nature to know how to act when they're balanced like when to ignore another hyper excited dog or go advanced, show teeth or simple bites/nibbles to put them in place when needed. They're not wolves but they're still social pack animals with strict rules and orders. Thus they do know if another one acts out they ignore or go advance to put them in place since from the puppyhood period. A mom/female would ignore an over excited puppy or put them down/bite the one acts out or correct the male if he goes more intense than needed. Same goes for the pack as well from my experience. So for training purpose, sure a trained dog is a big help but a specifically trained dog is not a must since they already know it when they're balanced.
@@kimlend7680 yes I completely agree with you the reason why i said “ specifically trained “ is because i couldn’t remember the right term since English is not my first language, but thank you for fully explaining what I meant. And again I completely agree with everything you said
Knowing what cues to read helps a lot, like the lip licking, and when you commented on a tail wag going from center to one side. Those were new signs to me of what to look for. Love videos like this.
I love dogs and I have seen quite a few videos explaining dog behavior but this is really the first time I have personally seen this level of understanding. No viewer on this channel be it a fan or Patreon member call this a form of expertise because in my eyes this is pure CRAFTSMANSHIP. You kind sir (madam as well if your team of dog handlers also have women) deserve respect. Consider me an official subscriber!
I've always noticed very well trained. Wolf dogs will interrupt fights very quickly but untraned wolf dogs are some of the most terrifying raptors on this planet and anybody that Doesn't train their dog Does not deserve them.
I have a highly socialized Frenchie who sometimes gets overstimulated and does a similar behaviors as the Frenchie in your video. I'm always asking bigger dog owners if they have a dog trained well enough to put mine in her place. I know it's something she needs to learn how to better be with other dogs but not all dogs are a Bosco or Prince. Your dogs are so amazing. It's truly a testament to your training as well as the Doberman breed. They're such lovely animals.
That whole part around 4:00 was amazing. The way he slowly moved on him sideways so most of his vision was Bosco. Then used a steady confident but intimidating stature to invade closer until he backed off. I've never seen a dog do that without a little fight after. That's a good dog right there
As one who was raised by a Veterinarian and who worked with him for 7+ years, I'm absolutely on board with how you use your dogs to train other dogs. Thank you for sharing this information and the slow motion body language. I feel that as humans we can mimic dog body language to better speak to our best friends. I for one have never had problems with dogs but I chalk it up to immersive experience. My older brother was a yellow lab, 1 year my senior. Putting him down when I was 14 might have been the saddest I'd ever felt up until that point. Dogs are just amazing creatures and they deserve a good life where their care-taker respects them for who they CAN BE, not who they are and never like a human! Much respect from me to you and also your dogs!
I LOLd when Bosco was backing down the white dog at the end there. I'm watching it in slow motion thinking for the white dog "I immediately regret this decision!" 😅
This mans dogs are more emotionally stable than most humans, so much respect for that
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Most people aren't well disciplined.
@@yusriyahbagheri8843 that’s so true, I can understand why too, it’s hard to become more disciplined. I had to do a lot of work to get semi better, it’s pretty daunting but extremely worth it
Especially people in the south. Sad.
For real man!
This is REAL dog training. You're not turning them into passive robots like some of the celebrity dog trainers, they're confident and disciplined. Great work.
Came here to say that their confidence is what really gets me. His dogs don't look for reassurance or confirmation from people - they know what to do all on their own. Very, very cool to see.
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Ye i hate them people who still are of the belief that dogs have pack mentally that is just not true wolves the same
i agree, and that was the aspect that impressed me most; Prince, especially when he was doing the patience thing, shows such an incredible self awareness of what he's doing - he's not just running back through a pre-taught trick list, he's actively applying techniques he's learnt when they're correctly required for that individual situation - it is very impressive to see!
that's my ex when she would have too many drinks
The utter confidence you’ve instilled in these dogs is astonishing like model citizens man 🫡
His dogs have "your not that guy pal. Your not that guy" energy.
Fk prince . Stop places where u use a dog for income
you mean how THE DOGS behaved. They are ot puppets. If they would refused to listen then it would have been all for nothing
Quiet strength will diffuse so many situations in life.
Can't wrap my head around the fact that your dogs are more well-behaved and self-controlled than human beings, me included. I've never seen this before.
Most people don’t train their animals.
This is why dogs have jobs. We can trust them like robots
u people have to stop it with the dog human comparisons....ya'll have mental issues
Consider training yourself, mate
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So many people don't understand the difference between a confident dogs correctional behavior vs. an openly aggressive and dangerous dog. It's awesome to see a breakdown of this by someone who clearly understands the difference. Nice job!
Most people as in 80% of all people aren’t intelligent enough to raise and train a dog properly. Same goes for kids.
Indeed, my Braque would do what they did to the French bulldog with annoying puppies and I thought she was being aggressive even thou she never gutted any of them, and she could since she’s bigger and faster. I’m happy to know it was just her showing them their behavior was not ok.
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@@Bigshooter86, sadly you're correct.
I just worry about the other dog then turning around and biting the dog that did the correction. I’m a Worrier though so maby it’s my own fears taking over.
It is a sign of great training when a dog can act the alpha, yet still obey commands...Totally solid doggo
@@MireVale disproven for wolves, some aspects of it hold true for domesticated dogs and their humans. So tired of people constsntly commenting things like this the second someone mentions a dog having an alpha or beta personality. like yeah we all know wolves don't have actual alpha/omega hierarchies and that it was artifically caused bc we fucked with wolves. Wolves are not dogs and dogs are not wolves.
@@MireVale Wow it’s almost like I’m in the animal profession and know what I’m talking about based off my experience and education and not regurgitating talking points from CZcams videos. Dogs need someone to be their leader otherwise they get stressed out, dogs can tell when their owner is not taking a leadership position or providing structure and is a huge pushover and this leads to behavioral problems or a manipulative dog. Most dogs behavioral issues are because an owner does not step up and provide structure and boundaries as a good “head” of the pack, and thus the dog tries taking control (and displaying undesirable behaviors) bc it feels there is no control at all in its life.
@@MireVale It's almost like they can say whatever the fuck they want because who are you?
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No...that's your own association for words at play. They aren't "invoking" anything other than what they're saying.
Wow, it's like you can be confidently and willfully ignorant and negligent of what others are saying and still think you're in the right here.
All intelligent and autonomous organisms need some form of structure in life. Social animals need social structure. It's not goddamn rocket science. They're saying that if someone doesn't take up the mantle of providing such structure for a more inexperienced party, then the inexperienced party will do so by themselves without fully knowing the implications of their behaviors down the line.
Sounds a bit like parenting a human child: that's weird, right? The fact that you can't discern a difference in what they're saying past "oh, oh look everyone, they're saying that someone needs to 'boss' a dog around as the alpha" is honestly repugnant and just...weak. You really need to work on learning context and reading comprehension.
Dog, not doggo.
4:04 Damn. Towering over that dog, staring straight into his soul. That's pure confidence right there. You can see that dog's brain change in real time.
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"There is a whole train of ass whooping coming your way. If I were you I'd get off the tracks."
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Both Prince and Boscoe are incredible, I love how Prince looks to you every so often for a confirmation he's doing it correctly.
The world needs more dogs like Boscoe. Insane temperament.
Boscoe has control. These dogs are insecure because they lack of it.
and might I add, the world needs more people like Boscoe
@@OGWishborn Agreed. How many out of control people desperately need to be taught boundaries and respect, by confident, mature people like Boscoe?
The world needs more owners that's knows how to do it... the problem is never the dog, but the owner.
and Prince. Both incredible dogs 👍
This is impressive. You have taught your dogs to de escalate simple situations while not making them feel like they can't defend themselves. Really just cool to see both your dogs stay so relaxed.
Not sure he thought them, I think they are just well socialised dogs that are confident and bigger.
This is actually natural dog pack behavior that all functional social animals needs to understand.
This is why socialization is so important with all social animals.
@@Karanar That makes sense. My dog's not around other dogs very often
His dog needs to teach cops how to not bite everything that frightens them......which is everything.
@@theupscriber65 Police dogs are trained to bite and not let go, thats their job. People need to learn to some decency, then they wouldn't have a dog hanging on their arm.
@@elite6569 lol idk about that
Bosco and Prince are perfect examples and they helped me recognise that my dog has naturally good body language. Your videos helped me realise what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much.
Prince is such a boss. Utterly confident, no excessive agression whatsoever
I have never seen a dog in my life like Boscoe and Prince. Amazing. Absolutely beautiful. Pristine training by the guy and these dog’s brains AND balls are giant.
I have, and it is an honest treat if you enjoy well trained dogs. The margins between highly and truly trained dogs and the everage well trained dog are far more visible in person!
These Doberman look incredibly Intellingent like they they can forecast the entire altercation and even giving the little guy some time to work it out.
@@robertfan332 lol imagine breaking into their house, only to have the Dobermans already calling the police because they knew you were going to strike.
@@ElronHumpperdink haha yup they already know they can kick people's asses so they hold back and take a more civilized approach lol
@@robertfan332 lol they call for the canine unit for translation
Bosco and Prince showing true leadership skills. Well done Joel.
FINALLY PEOPLE ON CZcams ARE STARTING TO REALIZE THAT DOGS CAN TRAIN OTHER DOGS BETTER THAN ANY DOG TRAINER EVER CAN!!!
French and Germans have been doing this FOR DECADES!!! One of the best dog training and rehabilitation facilities in the world, is a French rehab center where they use two of their Belgian Malinois to correct other dogs behavior, while their owner holds them on a lead, while standing in one place! They have a CZcams channel and it's called ''Gun Dog-TV.'
FUCK POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT ''METHOD''!!! IT'S A SCAM!!!
Thank you so much for your sharing it will help so many 🏴
Those dogs are great.So intelligent and calm.
@@graymcgoldrick8388 for real… those dogs are smart as hell
This only works for certain dogs, try it against an American pitbull terrier or even just a big staffy, they will never back down its kinda annoying
I am so impressed with Bosco and Prince .. they understand the assignment and you can see how they analyse the situation and know how to deal with it .. absolutely amazing 🤩
its so crazy how both bosco and prince have insane positioning and space control in these interactions. they know where to be at the right time, whether its to back them down, getting ready for a fight, or to whoop on a dog that cant take a hint lol
Exactly they know how to use the minimal amount of pressure neccesary to get the job done! But when it's neccesary they aren't afraid to nip it in the bud and call it a day! Literally!
These boys are high level martial artists
genuinely laughed at "or to whoop on a dog that can't take a hint"
They look like trained professionals in rings with drunks lol
Well, they rely on instinct rather then conventional and unconventional skills used by humans.
I love how Bosco marks his spot right after backing down the other dog.
That was so badass haha
Lol peed right in that dogs face pretty much lol
This video made me subscribe!!!
little dog needs a good boot to the head
Yeah like he almost pissed himself lmao
I love them both. I love Bosco's confidence but Prince has even more patience and i feel even more for him. He tried to let know the guy nicely by avoiding his undesired attentions, then he incresed and then GOT serious, Bosco was really Amazing but Prince teached this Little guy (the french bulldog) even more, all the steps. After Prince got mad at him now he knows he has to not take advantage and pay attention to every step, also to more subtile gentle messages like avoidance for example so next time he'll know when to stop before he goes to the next level and gets bitten. I'm in love with Bosco but it doesn't matter if Prince is shy, that's also masterclass, great job.
Gorgeous sweet boy❤
This is real training and you really trust that sweet boy
Man your dogs are some of the most well trained I’ve ever seen. I love your analysis and breakdown as well. I appreciate this it gives insights I think to me and many others. They seem like such wise teachers. The perfect balance of firmness but also not too much aggression or like asshole behavior if that makes sense lol
You raised your dogs better than most people raise their childs. Much props, love and respect to you!
* children
Sad fucking reality right here.
Now that’s funny 😄
no
He educated the dogs more than some people educated their childs.
This absolutely amazing! I've never seen a dog actually break/ train another dog! Very impressive!!!
And a way nicer & better method to break a dog than the classic old school way.
So how do you think they raise their own pups? You are so silly.
@@IRumburakIwell, they've never seen it is the thing
@@IRumburakI lol exactly this is literally what happens when dogs socialise in a park
A lot of dogs will do this whether they are trained or not. He often makes reference to socialisation, or a lack of it. That simply means being around other dogs and so learn the canine social dos and donts from them. There is such a thing as canine society.
Just wow! I've never seen dogs react this way, well done. Beautiful and intelligent dogs!
I’ve been having issues with my lab (40kg build like Doberman on steroids) who seems to be going through a stage of trying to test the water with me for dominance. I’ve watched about 3 videos of yours already and although it’s confirmed I’m on the right path and sort of doing the right thing it’s taught me a few things already I could do better. Anyway, long story short. Thanks man, wanted you to know your helping a family put all the way over in Scotland 🏴
Side note, I’m particularly loving that you’ve somehow taught your own dogs to teach other dogs better behaviour. Outstanding!
My old lab did the same thing to me.
How’s it going now?
Bosco and Prince are so awesome. I love how they have their own styles. Bos is like im gonna stare you in the face until you act right. Where Prince is like, "you better calm down man, you better calm down, BOOM! I told you to knock it off! But we cool, lets play." So awesome.
My european dobie possesses both of these traits without me even needing to train them. He won’t act out unless another dog tries him or he gets fed up with them. It’s a natural instinct for a european doberman to act in these ways.
@@JoseHernandez-of5ek yeah, i feel like it's a bit easy to take credit for a dog's natural predisposition.
Once they get steam rolled by Prince thats when they act right😂
Damn your dogs are the embodiment of gigachad energy. They accutely show the others that they're acting out of their league and need to sit their ass down, but they stay approachable for playtime after, no hard feelings. Awesome!
@@VampireDrip all depends on personality. Even a pekinese could scare a doberman if they're fierce enough, just as a doberman could with a rottie.
@@VampireDrip You know nothing you fool
Giga chad energy, bro how are you talking
@@VampireDrip Weak Dobermans? Lol.
Oof, Giga Chad? ahh a woke person i see, aswell notice the dogs are always with small dogs compared to their own selves, just as you wouldnt care about someone much small than you because you automatically would feel stronger ;p rofl that giga chad... people these days.
But they are trained really well.
your dogs have better communication skills without talking than most humans I've met in my life.
You must not get out much
@@lampad4549 One word. Americans.
Boscoe and Prince are the type of dogs that your guests behave around instead of asking if they bite and I love it.
This is top tier training. No clue why I started this video in the first place. I don’t even have pets, I know I wouldn’t have enough time and attention to give them but I found this extremely interesting and beneficial. These dogs carry themselves better than most humans. If I ever decide to bring one into my home I’ll definitely be watching more of your work. Subscribing.
Same here! No dogs or know how I came upon this, but subbed and shared as well. Good stuff
Literal same. I wish I had a dog but this video taught us so much about psychology. I loved it
I was watching trading videos and this popped up. Lol good stuff for sure though.
Lol. Me too. I don't even have a dog. Just a cat. :)
You would be amazed at how many breeds of dogs out there require very little attention. My dogs aren't thirsty for attention they come get it when I want attention.
Your dogs are more socialized than most humans today. Well done, my friend...A+
What do you expect it's a fucking dog
Speak for yourself lol
@@sepg5084 I mean...they have a point considering the number of people that are horrible at socialization. Also did you take the comment personal or something because most people would've just went "oh yeah I know someone bad at socializing." Where as you seem to think they were talking about you or something.
Indeed they are! It's a subject I could talk about for a while having witnessed a lot of societal changes in my 35 years on this rock. One of the reasons I think is the amount of digital on demand stimulus dopamine on demand CZcams, tiktok (the sewer of social media), Facebook, people don't interact they project their own insecurities in comment sections like they are gospel.
Cool video though nice to see
@@RS-xq6je I couldn't have said it any better. A+
Crazy how smart they are. You are one hell of a trainer man I’m impressed
Smartest dog ive ever run across , a Doberman.
Mine snuck in living room, ate my fresh Big Mac and fries, then pushed all wrappers and box under sofa.
Took me hours to find out where my lunch went 🤣
Him acting like he's looking out the window the whole time 😇
Yes I was out smarted by a doggie.
XD
I wss 9 my dad akwardly gives my mexican friend a big mac when i invited him over and he only eats mexican. Kid (nevver had fast food) secretly shoves the big mac under the sofa and dad gets mad then feels dumb
Lmao :D
@@damienkendrick1457 yes... the dog spoken of was smarter than the mexican you speak of.
😂😂
@@damienkendrick1457 so your friend only ate Mexican food and did that. Did you see him do it?
These dogs have better emotional intelligence than most people do. Love this!
Emotional intelligence is a Trojan horse of social control. "Think of others", wear your mask and take your injections for the good of all. Be a good peon. Be a good test subject. Be a good slave.
Its inherent in the breed
@@harmankardon478 what breed is it? they seem remarkable!
"Most people" is a bit of a stretch. Maybe surround yourself with better people.
@@Papagiorgio153 I agree. Only the socially degenerate think like that. Drug issues and poor upbringing. Ppl prefer animals because ppl will call them out on their bullshit and a dog physically cant.
Absolutely Love how you've trained your dogs...They are confident, calm and and have their own personalities.
you dont need to train your dogs for this, i mean one can say u need to i find it bullshit.
i took my pup at ~10 weeks old to a field where tons of dogs play, sniff etc w/e dogs do. All these dogs where social obviously i asked first how they will do with a pup people told me the dogs do nothing. so off i go i drop my pup inside and he plays he runs he has the time of his life while often being put in his place.
these people didnt teach their dogs just all these dogs are social and often around dogs knownin the language if people have a dog and it never got to play or run with other dogs ye they dont know their own language they dont know its cool with other dogs etc.
i mean i know for a fact that my dog doesnt bite he never did in 8 years i got him. sometimes when a annoying (in my eyes) pup is around him i see him turnin away and doing things thats obvious to me that my dog doesnt want anymore but he a lot of time passes before my dog puts the pup in his place. Then he gently goes his way again and from time to time plays with the pup also but after one time putting the dog in his place theres never a second time that this pup is going on for so long the second time they realise quite fast its time to back off and play time is over.
its people who ruin dogs in my eyes. no dog is born aggressive at the end of the day dogs are pact animals so obviously they are suppose to be with multiple dogs and feel good.
Whoa! I have not seen any dogs THAT confident, contented and in control. Kudos sir!
My dog did that to another dog at the dog park when we were still going there. He seemed so vicious, but didn't put a scratch on the dog at all. He told the other dog what he was doing wasn't good. After that, the other dog was much better. Better than the humans who thought he was killing their dog. It happened so fast, no had a chance to respond until it was over. It was short, sweet, and really good for the other dog. My dog said, not ok! The dog said, ok! Ok! And that was it. It was over. I was so proud of him for showing his doggie maturity
A large Lab did that to my dog fairly recently. They were being nice with each other and beginning to socialize, but then my dog growled under his breath and took a bit of a stance, at which point the other dog went right at him, and I thought he was going to wreck him, but he didn't put a scratch on him, just let him know that what he did wasn't cool and wouldn't be tolerated. Was interesting to watch
@Charlie Dehn but your dog did the growling at the other dog which set off a negative energy. First thing you can tell by two dogs is if their tails are in a happy swing or in an angry/aggressive sway and if their hackles are up. Even than they may just need to get a sniff going and than walk away. Rarely will you see two dogs go at it at a dog park and I mean… really go at it but if it does happen. Grab the dogs by the back legs and wheelbarrow them. It breaks the moment of everything. The last thing you need is the entire dog population being involved in a dog fight and that will happen once they hear the sound of fighting and owners screaming. It’s like a cowbell for foods on the table.
@@monicafarlow8227 yep my dog was to blame, the other one gave him notice, and me and the other owner pulled them away. It wasn't a big deal, and since he was uninjured I was glad my dog got a lesson.
@@monicafarlow8227
I kind of feel like you made the assumption that they were blaming the other dog simply by stating the incident in a neutral way. I understand it's a rarity to see people admit when they, or their own, are in the wrong these days.
I think lecturing them on it all is a bit much, though. It sounds like they can assess a situation fairly and do what is necessary.
The "but your dog did..." at the beginning is a dispute of something they didn't say to begin with, and that's kind of what gave your comment the vibe of correcting the other commenter's take. Just throwing that out there. Like the dogs in this video have their subtleties in body language and vocalization, so too we humans have our subtleties in context. :)
Where you at a dog park ( off leash)?
Bosco's stare is basically a bite.
These dogs are some type of martial arts masters! Their movements are flawless and they have no fear at all! Incredible!!
The man trained dogs to train dogs! Never seen it before! I’m impressed and dumbfounded! Very cool!
Bosco’s stare-down at the end made me clutch my pearls! He wasn’t even backing me down and but I felt some kind of way 😂. That’s a dog with some true confidence! He’s dripping with K9 swag
He's the pimp of the K9 world 😎🐕🦺
got you fillin sum typaway huh.... it do be like dat sumtime doh bruh. sheeeyit
Ikr? Damn I felt small too just by watching him..
@@noidontthinksolol Nah...he is just discombobulated.
Weirdo
I love how my boy Bosco just pees on the bush he's hiding behind to just say yeah punk 🤣
My dog would fly into boscoe and shred him to pieces with all that stance crap..
@@icewallflatearth1158 lol then you're trash t training dogs
@@icewallflatearth1158 If this context applies may I suggest PETA counselling before the inevitable happens.
The black doberman almost caught Bosco urine to the face and seemed cool with it. Dogs unlike people don't hold hard feelings once the alpha is established. It seems like a relief to dogs and time to play most of the time.
@@icewallflatearth1158 lol...I had a Red Doberman who encountered many Napoleonic syndrome dogs like yours that needed to be checked because posturing was too much for them. He never got even a nick on him.
This is so cool to see clearly how dogs communicate with each other, also the "you gotta have fun in your life" at 3:56 send me 😂
These 2 dogs are absolutely amazing, and accomplish more in 60 seconds than a human trainer could do after 6 weeks. Dogs are animals, and animal have a way of working things out very efficiently. You should be charging 1500 an hour session with either of these beautiful and highly intelligent dogs!
Anyone desperate enough to pay that much for dog training should not have pets.
Who are you to tell him how much he should charge per hour? And do you think only the rich deserve to have their dogs trained well?
Pince is easily the most socially intelligent dog I've ever seen. Truly amazing watching him work
The intelligence of your dogs is incredible, what a joy it is to see them work 😎👍
They are amazing dogs, we all need a Bosco and Prince in our life!
Watching this man's dogs made _me_ calmer.
I'm glad I cam across this video. My sister's maltipoo, Toby, tried being aggressive with other small dogs at the dog park. That was until he tried doing that to a small pinscher and what happened next was amazing. Toby tried to attack him and the pinscher immediately raised his long skinny legs and almost had him on a chokehold, holding Toby down for about 20 seconds. He just stared him down and held Toby down. Toby immediately calmed down and did NOT mess with any of the dogs after that. We were in awe that another small dog literally put him into place.
What would have happened if your sister's dog would have gotten bitten/seriously hurt? It seems that Beckman's dogs are expertly trained not to harm another animal.
@@sg639 my frenchie does that to my big bulldog
@@sg639 she should control her dog then lol. Nonsense comment
Pincers were bred for loan collectors, they would come along to protect the guy as people would often try to sic dogs on them. This is essentially what they were made to do.
Maybe one of the humans should’ve put him in his place… if you want to bring your dog to a dog park it’s your responsibility to make sure they can handle it.
Bosco's nerve and control in the first one is truly incredible
This is what you call a "role model" dog. Superb leadership you have there sir.
Bosco is like an old school Mexican boxing master.
He feints, slips and counters with a check hook.
Not sure why this was in my feed but great video on body language . I was an animal control officer for over 10 years and the only one to never have been bitten. I tried to show other officers that dogs can’t sense fear they see it. When they run up or charge you, if you even slightly lean back to start backing up, they see it and it will solicit a response. I’ve never seen an untrained dog go much further if you stand your ground. I would normally run back at them.
You could see the moment when the little white dog said “oh crap. I’m gonna die aren’t I?” Then the relief when he did not, in fact, die. 🤣
I hate chiwawah
@@SiriusV23 I used to think the same, but then I ended up with one. Little white long haired chihuahua. She was one of the best dogs I ever had.
@@SiriusV23 I thought it was a Maltese
@@mr.elegance6889 Even worse.
Really impressive how complex the communication is. Wonderful breakdown.
Doberman Pinscher are my favorite dogs! They're so obedient, protective, and well mannered.
This guy is amazing eh, both his dogs are just so good, they are so intune with the goal at mind. Gives me the feels. Much respect to Joel and Liz.
little dog needs a good boot to the head
Can we agree that little dogs look so funny when they’re trying to fight. It’s just little sausages rolling about.
Bosco was such a unit. Prince is SOOOO much more tolerant than he was.
Seriously confident dogs fantastic job training them.
Bosco's body language capabilities are unmatched!
yeah, he is the GOAT... unfortunately he passed away. ☹ I really missed Bosco, he was an unmatched King.
I think canine body language is beautiful! Not when they actually bite, but all the subtle communication that prevents the bite. Especially when watching the graceful Dobermans.
prince and that little bulldog-looking pup was crazy. he knew the puppy wasn’t ill-intentioned but still needed to be put in his place. the instant change in behavior once he corrected the pup is so impressive.
Boscoe seems to have a good Dobie mentality. He knows the dogs are not a real threat to him so he can be tough without being physical most times. That last clip he does the "dad" look and the other dog realizes he/she is in over their head and backs down and he doesnt push any further cause he knows he doesnt HAVE to. Great video sir.
These dogs are effing brilliant. I'm sitting laughing in disbelief at how well they handle themselves and other dogs. Never thought I would see an animal be such a great teacher. Hats off to you my man. This is great stuff.
You and your dogs are so incredible, the trust you have in them is wonderful. I love seeing the slow motion footage, it shows how fast they communicate with each other!
His dogs have been purposefully mutilated. He doesn't give a fuck about them.
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When Bosco eventually retires, I fear there is no other dog in the world that will be able to fill his shoes. He's a better trainer than most human TRAINERS. I love that boy.
Bosco is already retired and passed away Prince is his current dog.
This is fascinating. I'm glad CZcams recommended this video to me.
I don't know how I ended up here but that was amazing. Both incredible dogs.
Perfect response by Prince and Bosco EVERY TIME. Calm Assertive Communication. Love it!
Excellent video. I had a very muscular large black and brown Doberman named Turbo. It’s interesting to see this behavior from other dogs. Turbo did this same behavior, I never once saw another dog not back down. He also had a sense of humor, he would wait till people walked close to the truck bed looking all friendly, then give a single large bark and scare the pants off of them. I miss that dog
Dobes are a top tier breed, we had a pair a black n a brown one both male, the black one was the smart one and the brown one was goofy
They are the poster dog of guard dogs. I guess they probably have it in their DNA. They have an internal use of force wheel I guess lol
So good to see properly socialised dogs that have been so well trained. Totally in control the whole time, perfect pack leaders, no aggression just assertion of dominance.
its just incredible and amazing to see Prince and Bosco in action. helping and correcting bad behaviour from other dogs. This is a mindset I had from before I came across your videos, the socialising and the help you get by animals to teach other animals to behave. just utterly impressing to watch.
For a guy like me that strongly dislike pets in general, this trainer's job is something to appreciate, the dog's posture and control is amazing
Dogs aren't pets my friend ... they are more than that ... they are family, best friends, partners. 😁
@@rc198028 aka pets
This is freaking amazing! He totally understands all aspects of training other dogs. And it's all about respect. I absolutely loved watching this!
I simply love Dobermann. Beauty, grace, wisdom. ♡♡♡
I can ever give dobermans enough credit for how good of a dog they are. I have been saying for years Doberman’s are the best dog in the world.
Its amazing how a like humans and dogs are. I think there's people that need this kind of training.
Your dogs are amazing...and I 100% agree that this technique by using your dogs for correcting these clients dogs is better than any human could do. Great job.
The dogs are so socially intelligent with other dogs holy shit. Sign of impeccable training for sure.
Primce is like the perfect dog.. Easy to see how smart he is! Damn!
I love your body language explanations!!! When the lil white dog did a lip lick at 3:47 it's STUNNING that Bosco still knew there was a good chance more correction would be needed. Amazing Bosco did the playbow to test the lil white dog. Wow!!! Prince tryna be tolerant soooo adorable🐾❤️
The dogs understand de-escalation better than tenured Law Enforcement Officers. It's both interesting and intriguing to watch.
@@roylee8114 The difference is, the other dogs are able to be corrected.
Bosco at the end " I don't wanna fight, but I'll whoop you. "
I'm so glad you narrate what they're doing and why it's safe and controlled. Cause I used to think this was the same as dog fighting and animal cruelty for entertainment.
I LOVE Dobe's. Wow. Fabulous training!!!
You are amazing thank you so much for putting these videos out, my dog has improved dramatically in the past few months and I'm so appreciative
Belive it or not dogs like Bosco and prince are considered what’s called a “dog teacher” basically a dog teacher is a dog who is specifically trained to direct teach and discipline other dogs and they are usually companions to dog trainers (such as myself) I myself have a dog teacher who does the same type of learning like bosco and prince
Im glad to see more dog teachers like them because it will be easier to train other dogs who really need help
Carry on ur doing amazing
Lots of love and support from me andy dog teacher Zeus
I do agree and support this since i also use or used to use and get help from my dog in sessions. But i dont agree with a "dog teacher" is a dog specifically trained to be one. I believe and see that every healthy balanced dog is a dog teacher. It's just in their nature to know how to act when they're balanced like when to ignore another hyper excited dog or go advanced, show teeth or simple bites/nibbles to put them in place when needed. They're not wolves but they're still social pack animals with strict rules and orders. Thus they do know if another one acts out they ignore or go advance to put them in place since from the puppyhood period. A mom/female would ignore an over excited puppy or put them down/bite the one acts out or correct the male if he goes more intense than needed. Same goes for the pack as well from my experience. So for training purpose, sure a trained dog is a big help but a specifically trained dog is not a must since they already know it when they're balanced.
@@kimlend7680 yes I completely agree with you the reason why i said “ specifically trained “ is because i couldn’t remember the right term since English is not my first language, but thank you for fully explaining what I meant. And again I completely agree with everything you said
@@meganiumfury6092 Oh i see, then we agree on %100 :)
My grandmother had a dog teacher. crazy thing is it wasnt taught she just knew all of our dogs were trained by her dog.
So, they're like drill sergeants but for dogs?
Knowing what cues to read helps a lot, like the lip licking, and when you commented on a tail wag going from center to one side. Those were new signs to me of what to look for. Love videos like this.
OMG I lover your dogs! I used to have Dobermans and they are such great dogs! I love them. ❤️
Fabulous to see the dogs in slow motion as you explain it. In real life it happen too fast and I miss it. This was facinating to watch.
I love dogs and I have seen quite a few videos explaining dog behavior but this is really the first time I have personally seen this level of understanding. No viewer on this channel be it a fan or Patreon member call this a form of expertise because in my eyes this is pure CRAFTSMANSHIP. You kind sir (madam as well if your team of dog handlers also have women) deserve respect. Consider me an official subscriber!
little dog needs a good boot to the head this guy is bad at training dogs
I've always noticed very well trained. Wolf dogs will interrupt fights very quickly but untraned wolf dogs are some of the most terrifying raptors on this planet and anybody that Doesn't train their dog Does not deserve them.
This is impressive for both your dogs and you being able to train them so well.
I have a highly socialized Frenchie who sometimes gets overstimulated and does a similar behaviors as the Frenchie in your video. I'm always asking bigger dog owners if they have a dog trained well enough to put mine in her place. I know it's something she needs to learn how to better be with other dogs but not all dogs are a Bosco or Prince. Your dogs are so amazing. It's truly a testament to your training as well as the Doberman breed. They're such lovely animals.
Thanks you. Yeah it can be difficult to try to find that dog and you need to be careful but it can make all the difference.
That whole part around 4:00 was amazing. The way he slowly moved on him sideways so most of his vision was Bosco. Then used a steady confident but intimidating stature to invade closer until he backed off. I've never seen a dog do that without a little fight after. That's a good dog right there
Well I mean, it was in slow motion after all 😄 we aren’t seeing it in the speed he actually moved in him
Why all other dogs are so much smaller?
Mind-blowing... language is so deep, beyond words... magnificently powerful.
That's amazing. Absolutely wonderful example!
Man, this just solidifies my love for Dobermans even more, such awesome dogs, and these guys are amazingly well trained. Good job sir.
As one who was raised by a Veterinarian and who worked with him for 7+ years, I'm absolutely on board with how you use your dogs to train other dogs. Thank you for sharing this information and the slow motion body language. I feel that as humans we can mimic dog body language to better speak to our best friends. I for one have never had problems with dogs but I chalk it up to immersive experience. My older brother was a yellow lab, 1 year my senior. Putting him down when I was 14 might have been the saddest I'd ever felt up until that point. Dogs are just amazing creatures and they deserve a good life where their care-taker respects them for who they CAN BE, not who they are and never like a human!
Much respect from me to you and also your dogs!
I LOLd when Bosco was backing down the white dog at the end there. I'm watching it in slow motion thinking for the white dog "I immediately regret this decision!" 😅
I'm in love with Prince. Honest to God. It almost brings me to tears. Confidence without arrogance.
holy crap, they got 1000% more patience that I would have. great dogs, so self-assured. u made them a real leader