20 Most Transformed Dog Breeds in History

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  • čas přidán 11. 05. 2024
  • Imagine a Rottweiler with slightly taller legs, a Siberian Husky with a shorter coat, or a Tibetan Mastiff less majestic without its signature lion-like mane. Did you know that today's gentle giant, the Great Dane, used to be a bit smaller? Or that the wrinkly, lovable Bulldog didn't always have so many folds? Believe it or not, some of your favorite dog breeds looked very different just 100 years ago!
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Komentáře • 74

  • @cynthiaboras9775
    @cynthiaboras9775 Před 15 dny +29

    You might think the person putting the video together has no clue about breeds or using image search. Setter section displayed cocker spaniels, a Maltese in the West Highland terrier one and many other mistakes. It was getting so annoying I stopped watching it

  • @neshod6415
    @neshod6415 Před 10 dny +9

    All breeds looked much healthier and from the esthetic point of view more handsome and beautiful than current one...

  • @kenzenjazzichinyo
    @kenzenjazzichinyo Před 20 dny +26

    Where did you get your stock footage? You got a lot of these wrong!

  • @marysommers2299
    @marysommers2299 Před 21 dnem +29

    The Collie you showed is a BORDER COLLIE not a lassie type Collie, which is called a rough collie

    • @m0ther0fkatz29
      @m0ther0fkatz29 Před 20 dny +8

      also the beagle with the basset and the pitbull. this is full of misinformation.

    • @erinhardick4803
      @erinhardick4803 Před 20 dny

      @@m0ther0fkatz29 so much yes

    • @kleinesshuttle9030
      @kleinesshuttle9030 Před 9 dny +1

      irish setter - Cockerspaniel, Airdale terrier - Welsh terrier, ....... wrong foto

  • @oopsagain1surname
    @oopsagain1surname Před 20 dny +13

    With a little more info this would be a great video about the evils of selective dog breeding for stupid shallow traits. With bull dogs this caused skin fold dermatitis, cherry eye, mange, foot infections, and brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, and shortened life spans.
    Similar problems were introduced in these other breeds as well, including immune disorders, blood disorders, neurolgical and behavioral disorders, hearing, vision, othopedic and heart problems as well as cancer.

  • @privateprivate4315
    @privateprivate4315 Před 12 dny +6

    Dogs were meant to work. The idea of showing dogs has destroyed many of them.

  • @lindamayhew2646
    @lindamayhew2646 Před 19 dny +12

    you're showing two different types of collie

  • @kuningatar
    @kuningatar Před 21 dnem +26

    it’s so sad to see some of these

    • @jamessalter851
      @jamessalter851 Před 21 dnem +3

      Why?

    • @DannyBoyOfLight420
      @DannyBoyOfLight420 Před 20 dny +7

      Yo answer the"why " most Yorkies can't eat beef , pugs can barely breathe wen they sleep, big breeds like Mastiff, Danes, boerbal,ECT have rampant hip issues and the list goes on..... I'll say it again I hate the term pure breed

    • @jamessalter851
      @jamessalter851 Před 20 dny +1

      @@DannyBoyOfLight420 Who cares what you think.

    • @DannyBoyOfLight420
      @DannyBoyOfLight420 Před 20 dny +4

      @@jamessalter851 lol I geuss not you LMAO

    • @SayYoJ
      @SayYoJ Před 12 dny +2

      @@DannyBoyOfLight420🤓🤓🤓

  • @rockinbandit56
    @rockinbandit56 Před 14 dny +5

    So many faults in this article, showing wrong dog pictures when discussing a breed. No details on the adverse aspects of changes to dogs health from mankind's stupidity changing their shape.

  • @nancybingham7298
    @nancybingham7298 Před 21 dnem +7

    What is now known as the Irish Red & White Setter was the original Irish setter bred for hunting. With the coming of dog shows breeders bred for red colour. Perhaps you should check your facts...

    • @ralphpeed3596
      @ralphpeed3596 Před 19 dny +1

      Dog shows have messed up a lot of fabulous dog breeds. The German Shepherd being the most notable with that sloped back which takes away it's power and agility.

  • @user-qj6mt1eq6r
    @user-qj6mt1eq6r Před dnem

    So interesting. Thank you

  • @ilikebearroblox
    @ilikebearroblox Před 21 dnem +2

    9:50 that was a huge transformation

  • @debbiemcghee6617
    @debbiemcghee6617 Před 2 dny +1

    Rough coat collie is nothing like border collie. They are really 2 different breeds.

  • @captainhoratiobungleiii7147

    I've always found it difficult to imagine even the original dachshund going up against a badger. It's inconceivable.

  • @jcliveshere2
    @jcliveshere2 Před 20 dny +7

    Ya need to get your breeds right your talking about one dog but showing a different dog mixed with the right ones, i notice ya do this all the time in your videos. You need to get the right pictures with the animals ya are talking about please. I love ya's videos just please show the right animal through the whole video with the animals your talking about with the correct animals. Thank you 😊

  • @DDKPETSHOP
    @DDKPETSHOP Před 20 dny +2

    I am a pet lover, especially dogs. Thank you very much for sharing this information, but whether it is really true or not remains to be seen.

    • @4EverGreenYT
      @4EverGreenYT  Před 20 dny

      We strive to provide accurate and engaging content, and it’s great to hear that you appreciate the info. Stay tuned for more insights, and thanks for your thoughtful comment!

  • @ralphpeed3596
    @ralphpeed3596 Před 19 dny +4

    Refined? Is ruining a dog for the sake of show. A show dog has little to none of the trates it was originally bread for. Because of this most dogs today suffer a host of health problems directly comming from the refinement practice.

  • @amafirenze-vi1uh
    @amafirenze-vi1uh Před 9 dny

    2:00 He's Brody on his way to meet the friendly granny.

  • @TheKuizKamp
    @TheKuizKamp Před 20 dny

    Great information.

  • @lindapuccio9029
    @lindapuccio9029 Před 21 dnem +2

    Great info ! Thank you ! Animal lover here !

    • @robbikebob
      @robbikebob Před dnem

      It's not great info, most of its wrong...

  • @alexanderwerewolf3978
    @alexanderwerewolf3978 Před 9 dny +1

    One of the "Great Danes" was a Cane Corso... 🧐

  • @TiagoPullig-ci5oc
    @TiagoPullig-ci5oc Před 2 dny

    There is some mistakes, and one that I would like to point is that, the Chow Chow Bread is divided in two. That is the original one, with an appearance more close to a fox or wolf tipe, even with a more wild and independent behaviour, and the the American Chow Chow, with a calm, relaxed and lazy behaviour, and with a thicker coat, and with a weird shaped nose similar to the Sharpei.

  • @kingkong81icloud
    @kingkong81icloud Před 20 dny +2

    Love my Rottweiler

    • @4EverGreenYT
      @4EverGreenYT  Před 20 dny +2

      That's wonderful to hear! Rottweilers are truly magnificent and loyal companions. It's great to see dog lovers sharing their love for their pets. Thanks for commenting!

    • @serahloeffelroberts9901
      @serahloeffelroberts9901 Před 8 dny

      Actually Rottweilers were used by the Roman armies to herd cattle and as war dogs. That's how they got to Germany in the first place!
      My friend has bred and trained Rottweilers as both tracking dogs to find people and as cadaver dogs to locate human remains buried under earth and drowning victims under water. He has always preferred this breed because of their strength and stamina over rough terrain.

  • @AiLikeSmallKids-JoEBidaN
    @AiLikeSmallKids-JoEBidaN Před 20 dny +3

    Buldog but if he looked like Pitbull xaaxaxaxaxaxaxaxxaxa

  • @PMH637
    @PMH637 Před 19 dny +1

    Spuds McKenzie was the most famous Bull Terrier lol

  • @ICEDoTDK
    @ICEDoTDK Před 10 dny

    god job

  • @DannyBoyOfLight420
    @DannyBoyOfLight420 Před 20 dny +2

    Phrase that should make anyone nauseous "pure bread"🤢

  • @ZeroGT_
    @ZeroGT_ Před 9 dny

    you forgot the pomeranian which used to be called the manchurian spitz. the manchurian spitz part of the genetic makeup for an extinct breed called the argentinian polar dog or argentine polar dog. a very specialized breed that really deserves it's own video. the pomeranian used to be a much different dog than it is now. it's hard to find any info on it though. it took me forever of researching the manchurian spitz before i learned it is what we now as the pomeranian and has been bred down in size.

  • @BakBakDaddyDuck
    @BakBakDaddyDuck Před 21 dnem

    BakBak loves your videos, thank you🌹🥰🥰🥰🌹🥰

  • @patterdaleman1141
    @patterdaleman1141 Před 11 dny

    Unforgivable, the pity , man has bestowed on his Best Friend !

  • @vikingdogmanship
    @vikingdogmanship Před 13 dny

    Rottweiler looks better now for sure

  • @willhenderson3602
    @willhenderson3602 Před 20 dny

    What jas happened to the fox terrior ? We had one they were protective. An were very good with people. An climbed trees an good at hunting. Would like to know ?

  • @dannybullterrier
    @dannybullterrier Před 8 dny

    Bull Terrier 🥰

  • @anubisgod7715
    @anubisgod7715 Před 17 dny +1

    Come on man! Why you didn't mention the most famous pug "Frank" from Men in Black.

  • @eddavanleemputten9232
    @eddavanleemputten9232 Před 14 dny

    Regardless of the accuracy of this video, it breaks my heart. Selecive breeding per se doesn’t need to be a bad thing. However, due to the focus on looks over functionality and health, so many breeds have been, IMHO, ruined. Inability to breathe comfortably, skin issues, joint issues, heart issues, spinal issues, severe and incurable mental illness due to inbreeding (aka Sudden Rage Syndrome), highly increased incidence of cancer, digestive issues, vastly shortened life span, etc etc etc.
    Anyone who’s had to have a beloved pet euthanasised because they literally had their spine explode (herniated disk) and severing a good portion of their spinal cord, rendering them paralysed and incontinent (Dachshund), or condemned to a life of excruciating pain from the hips down that even a hip replacement won’t help (severe hip dysplasia and muscle dystrophy, German Shepherd), or permanent shortness of breath so severe they die of heat stroke, English Bulldog) will understand what I mean.
    I've consciously abstained from owning the breeds I mentioned for those very reasons. The dogs I've had and that weren't rescued had well-researched lineage, showing as diverse ancestry as possible with absolutely no in-breeding up to four generations back, with which I mean completely separate lineage. Medical testing for the most common genetic afflictions known for the breed not just on the parents, but at least three generations back as well. Not just the breeder's word but the paperwork to back it up.
    I don’t care if the lineage boasts ‘champions’ as the shows still focus way too much on physical traits such as how tall/short the dog is, how ‘sharp’ the ‘stop’ is (connection between the skull and the bridge of the nose) or how short the nose is instead of how long, how ’long’ the back is etc. A lot of those breed standards are minimum standards health-wise.
    Who wants a dog with cranial bones that didn’t fuse, leaving them vulnerable to brain injury? Or with a skull too small to fit it’s eyes? A dog that’s in danger of blowing the discs between their spine’s vertebra when chasing a ball or even simply jumping out of their bed? A dog unable to play without the danger of it choking or overheating? A dog stuck with a permanent rash driving it insane simply because those skin folds look pretty to some?
    Not me.

  • @adamethridge7824
    @adamethridge7824 Před 19 dny

    Afghan hounds look like Cher

  • @LifeSizedNerd
    @LifeSizedNerd Před 10 dny

    Duuuuuude fire whoever you're paying to put your footage together, if it's you, imma need you to do better, this was hard to watch though I really like the over all subject matter

  • @user-io3dp4ir7c
    @user-io3dp4ir7c Před 20 dny

    "My dog went missing & came back slightly different"
    wtf 😅
    #Skinwalker_infiltration

  • @rafaelvicente3529
    @rafaelvicente3529 Před 14 dny

    collie is not border collie. They are two different races, in fact very different. American knowledge about European breeds is generally deficient. They tend to make breeds worse, such as the Doberman, which in Europe continues to be an imposing dog with a guard temperament, and in North and South America they have transformed the dogs into dogs that look like greyhounds because they are so thin and slender. Well, everyone has their own tastes. In any case, best of luck to you, looking for more accurate information.

  • @user-zo9vx8yp6p
    @user-zo9vx8yp6p Před 12 dny +1

    Estragaram quase todas estas raças!!!😢 Q pena

  • @ayoc3847
    @ayoc3847 Před dnem

    Does this person know they effed up when going into 17 for Rottweiler, still showing the same image from the previous dog. Also read the other comments agreed a lot of this info is incorrect about most of these breeds. Get your facts straight if you want subscribers

  • @dc9926
    @dc9926 Před 8 dny

    They all looked better and healthier 100 years ago. What people have done to them for show standards, aka looks, is criminal. But you messed up rough collies then with boarder collies now. 2 different breeds.

  • @ClaytonReutter
    @ClaytonReutter Před 20 dny

    Dachsund uber alles

  • @-cMc-
    @-cMc- Před 13 dny

    The only one that improved was the rotti

  • @user-hl6th7ev9w
    @user-hl6th7ev9w Před 19 dny

    I'm very disappointed with this video.
    No mention of the Jack Russell terrier, one of the most loved family dogs and respected working dogs in their class.

  • @animalmania2381
    @animalmania2381 Před 3 dny

    I dont like that you use the word refine so many times for breeds that have been made physically (health wise) worse. I think showing dogs has been one of the worst things to happen to dogs in general as the focus on appearence and 'conforming' to breed standards that way has only led to more extremes. Surely the focus should have been on the dogs ability to do their job not what they look like

  • @KatherineAltenhofen
    @KatherineAltenhofen Před 15 dny +1

    They use the wrong breeds several times. Will not watch this guy again.

  • @user-io3dp4ir7c
    @user-io3dp4ir7c Před 20 dny

    #Skinwalker_vibes

  • @starlawilson9011
    @starlawilson9011 Před 7 dny

    And breeders have ruined their health to make them look a certain way. None of the smashed face dogs can breathe worth a crap. Most dobermans die from a heart dis🎉order, ect...

  • @lanap.4018
    @lanap.4018 Před 9 dny

    When making those videos you're clearly following an educational purpose.
    You should pay attention on displaying correct pictures of the breeds you're talking about...
    Bright example is the Irish Setter..
    You had placed the pics of the SPANIEL there instead , twice!
    In Bassett hounds you had applied a BIGGLE at some point..
    Collie, opposing the first pic, you moved on to the border collie, while later referring to Lassie, which is again, Scottish collie or the "rough" collie... Not border collie..
    Those are completely two different breeds..
    At the bulldog of nowadays you advertised bully, which comes from pitbull line..
    There's plenty of real buldogs..
    Please pay attention, as you're ruining your own work, making it sloppy and lame..
    Unfortunately.

  • @JohnJoyce-jx1gu
    @JohnJoyce-jx1gu Před 14 dny

    Whatever . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . .

  • @WDLC1911
    @WDLC1911 Před 15 dny

    The English Bulldog is the worst. It was a gamebred “Pit Bull”. Look at it now.
    The Boxer also has changed a lot as has the English Bull Terrier.
    They’ve destroyed these breeds.

    • @dottiscamprunamuck2830
      @dottiscamprunamuck2830 Před 14 dny +1

      The American Boxer hasn't changed since landing in the US. The type they showed is European(new one)

    • @WDLC1911
      @WDLC1911 Před 14 dny

      @@dottiscamprunamuck2830 the “American Boxer” is a joke compared to what the dog originally was. The Bullenbeiser was like the Victorian Era English Baiting Bulldog in 1800 and the gamebred Pit Bull today: considered far to intense for society so they mixed the *PHILO KUON* English Bulldog into the Bullenbeiser which gave it the shorter muzzle but many had short, *straight* muzzles.
      The latter dogs were still athletic dogs with no breathing problems. Once the Kennel Clubs got hold of them - they ruined them.

    • @WDLC1911
      @WDLC1911 Před 14 dny

      @@dottiscamprunamuck2830 I would blend catchweight gamebred Pit Bulldogs into the modern Boxer to make it a much more athletic dog, more physically sound and much more drive (which may make them a handful, admittedly).

  • @lovegirlCris
    @lovegirlCris Před 21 dnem +1

    2nd comenttttttttttttttt

  • @NezukoSatoru
    @NezukoSatoru Před 20 dny

    Some may from evolving while others may from experiment or breeding etc which pity for them😢 just like humans evolved from apes etc