The Serval clearly tries to calm things down. Her exaggerated blinking is a cat's way to show she means no harm and wants peace. She is successful in her negotiations. She is magnificent.
I liked to think, even though this isn't at all what happened. That the two were trying to have a fierce off. The Doberman trying to display why he is a feared dog, though showing his teeth. The Serval meanwhile, calmly proclaims that he has one advantage over the domesticated canine. The Serval is a wild cat who, because cat, doesn't depend on humans that much.
it may have fooled you but not the dog lol so mischievous, the dog knows it cannot be trusted because as soon as he turn his head, the serval takes a threatening posture
„ey boss, boss , boss. He was not allowed right ? Like you didn‘t say anything. I stopped him cause he was not allowed right ? Right ?“ that‘s what the dogs last checks looked like to me xD
@AFndjdj7373 You're right. I just watched another one of their videos. Apparently they have three of those dogs. All three were threatening the serval and once again the servalneeded to calm all three of them to get them to leave him alone. I'm sad for him. I don't think serval is in a peaceful home
Blinking eyes like this means "i'm friendly" for the felines (if you blink back at your cat he will understand) and the meow are sweet too , so this serval is really nice to other animals
Just wow. Cat is so cool. Simple dog no can understand. Crazy breed. But he allright. Cat is scary powerful in himself. No need fur pack. Godlike presence.
Yes the cats eye winking/squinting is equivalent to human kisses, it's there way of showing they love you and are very comfortable around you but the dog clearly didn't get the memo 😂
It IS a beautiful creature with a graceful way about it. But -and I say this respectfully-, you are anthropomorphizing that serval. It is still a wild cat that can seriously hurt it’s owner or other domesticated pets.
@Hush you said we are animals too. But yet you at the end of the comment imposed on them a very complex purely human social contract concept thing... Hihihi
@consistent3865 not the cars in my neighborhood .Tough and wild little things they are. Great company and friendly to people but far closer to feral then sweet and docile.
I like the instinctive hiss at the beginning when the dog gets a little too close, then he quickly starts meowing again. He was like "wait don't do that, that's counterproductive".
@@michellemooresings The Dog was freaked. I think this is why there can be problems dog and cat. They just don't understand each other. My Daughters American hound cross try's to make friends with my British short hair. You should see her face when he presents his bum for her to sniff. NO THANK YOU!!!!
Never seen an interaction like this before-usually aggression just provokes aggression-or fear, or indifference. This cat is actively trying to calm the dog down. So fascinating.
Tte serval is showing fear. The pincher is agressive. Its owner should correct its attitude, it's dangerous for those (servals, cats, dogs, babies, children, elders etc) who live with the pincher.
@@enibeni2071 Not in my opinion.The pincher is licking,what is a sign of fear or insecure by dogs.But the sound of the pincher is normally made by dogs,when they want to play.The serval clears the situation in a smart way.He`s got an authoritarian charisma,which is confusing other animals.
I'm on the dogs side , regular cat piss is bad enough then add wild cat serville to the mix which will mark everything . Poor poochie was just protecting bosses bed .
I think you're absolutely right about the cat, but I think the dog is actually trying to make friends too. I thought when dogs pretend to be aggressive but they sneeze a lot, it's a cue that they are just playing. of course the cat can't really be expected to understand that kind of dog language😅
This serval speaks dog incredibly well. *Everything* about the cat's body language is de-escalating the situation and encouraging calm and understanding.
@@erstwhilegrubstake u know it's legal to own a serval. It's pretty common to own a serval actually: it used to be no one owned a serval, but everyone nowadays knows someone who does
Well the pincher learned agression somewhere an the cat learned to sit down an do nothing somewhere. Many videos like this (an my experience in real life) you can tell the owners are allowing an promoting one to be agressive an one to be a bia. Seen this happen in real life enough that you can tell by one or two actions when the owner appears in other famous videos like this its exactly whats happening. Humans do this to humans too. If you have a punk hes allowed to go around hitting the people but if you shoot back; you get a kyle Rittenhouse case
@@GasemJuuden I do not have the answer to the things you mentioned except maybe corruption of genes or something to with sin somehow. Whatever the answer is, it won't have anything to do with evolution since it isn't true.
It's still a very young Pincher, far from being an Adult, or Big Dog. It will adapt once it gets older. It's still learning. You be seriously mistaken if it's a different Pincher that ain't for a household, but instead guard dog.
@@salsamancer true, but most likely the serval would get enough wounds it would perish in the process. Their breed is know to kill weasels and foxes so I'd imagine a servals not to far off. Unless they got somthing I'm not seeing.
@@DillyTheWillyWilliamsif you think a serval is not far off from a weasel or fox you don’t know much about animals no offense, house cats kill weasels with ease…
@@GandalftheWise tell "your friend" that he should broaden his horizons. Besides caRs, there are trains, cruise liners and even spaceships. Let's think big. Also, Prozac might help but that's not confirmed.
@@cardfreak0560 which makes it even more wholesome that the cat knows its power and its making a point of showing the dog everything is ok and they are buddies :)
@@cardfreak0560 Exactly the reason why they shouldn't be kept as pets. Servals are admittedly very cute looking but they are wild animals and therefore cannot be tamed. These beautiful creatures belong in the wild so they can roam free and not be restricted to someone's apartment. For the dog, the owner and the servals sake, it should be released or brought to a wildlife sanctuary.
@@Beardman56 maybe a mix of sorts but that thing looked way too small, chubby and insecure. Looked more like a really large dachshund with clipped ears than a dobie
That serval is incredible. Confident enough to maintain its ground, but not crowd the pincher and yet trying to de-escalate the tension at the same time. Very evolved behavior
No it's not. It was a tussle for the high ground & the dog was being an azzhole. If I was in the room I'd have ordered the dog to tone down. The cat was being extremely & rarely silent almost servile, shame on the moronic owner for filming it instead of dissuading the situation. Set precedent or one day the worst will happen.
@@weebronson no it's a miracle this didn't end up in a big fight. Even this vid backs up my point. And beyond the video the deterioration of the relationship would only be more negative. This is abject failure.
I've never seen such a situation where a cat communicates sweetly by blinking and meowing softly. And her body language is all in this communication. This is exceptional to see. She does not back down, she says everything is all right. The dog is angry, maybe he has had a less pleasant experience with the serval before. Wonderful to watch.
I think it's because the cat can easily take out the dog and the cat's saying I come in peace. The dog is like WTF?!? This thing is HUGE and I must look scary for my survival. Nahhh....I'm probably wrong.
The dog was feeling a bit intimidated. The cat was de-escalating. In the end, a fantastic, restrained cat, and a dog smart enough not to make things too serious.
@@claudiotavares9580 yep crazy high risk and my guess is that the dog would be killed or near killed before the person recording this could do anything. This ended well, but man oh man you are dealing with a wild animal here.
@@SteveMichael Some people that make wild animal docile sometimes forget that a docile wild animal still is a wild animal that is impossible to domesticate.
Search Savannah cats its a hybridcat bred from a domestic cat and a Serval. It's a bit complicated as there are different generations down the bloodline if that makes sense. I researched the savannah cat for 10 years. Then finally got my dream cat! Servals are not legal in the state I live in and neither are high percent Savannahs (F1, F2, F3 so I have an F4 Savannah cat. They're awesome!! But the early generations Will run you a pretty penny.
@@jennifermarie1230 Nope am from Africa and I can confirm thats a pure African Serval. They live in the wild in Africa and I've seen them. Savannah cats are very different
@@bofasofa9399 a mutt refers to a mixed breed, and the video title says pinscher, implying he's pure bred. That woofer ain't no mutt, just a doggo trying to understand the giant kitter
@@syl-x9u It is legal to own a serval in 16 states in the U.S. You can own a serval without a license in North Carolina, Alabama, Nevada, and Wisconsin. You can obtain a license to own a serval in Texas, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Maine, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
The confidence of that serval is immense. No need to back away or posture, just turns his head about non threateningly and meows. Only a feline who is absolutely sure of itself would stand there like that while maintaining that calm demeanor. Absolutely impressive display.
Felines are good at reading opponents. I've seen bobcats give no crap about barking dogs and I've seen those that run for their lives when confronted by a hunting terrier
Ha! You cannot read animals. He's saying why cant i just latch onto your throat for a second. That pincher knows exactly the motherfucker he lives with and how to handle him.
@@holyleech2159 that kot aint any more dangerous than a mentally questionable human. i'd suggest you straighten out your logic, before you admit to me your a vegan.
This is a beautiful example for people who don’t really understand cat body language. Very carefully overt, far from subtle, like the serval knows the dog itself might need to learn ‘this means I’m not threatening you, I want peace, it’s okay’. What a polite kitty.
It has the slight tinge of 'I'm not bothered about you, but if you cross me you will regret it'. Cats give off very subtle signs, but this cat had ramped it up just a little as the dog wasn't getting the message at the start.
@@mrljgibson Exactly! Cats are usually more subtle, and cat people can see it, but having a nice textbook example is a good way for non-cat people to learn what to look for
@@Dreamscape195 yes, or for kids. my toddler niece is always messing with my cats and so far she only understands that swishing tails and black eyes (only the most obvious behaviors) mean that they’re gonna bite, and purring means they’re happy/calm.
The serval is so beautiful! And obviously the smartest one in the room. He gets the situation under control with plenty of friendly eye blinks and sweet meows. A true diplomat. 🐆💕🐾💕🐾💕🐾
S/he is sooo sweet! Those blinky eyes and pleading meows are so adorable...as if sending friendly kisses with those blinks. I think the dog is fiercely defending his territory of the moment...the bed. Perhaps the serval also lays there and wants to share it. Who knows...anyway, the wiser one just lets it go and walks away.
Those little yappy horrid dog breeds are nasty, my whole life I never understood why anyone would want them as pets, especially ones that actually cost some significant money! Because they are SO insecure and scared of anything that moves they are full of anger & hate, as you can see by the signs of serious stress & anger in this one in the vid, even though the Serval did nothing to deserve this or threaten him in any way.
@bo-dine7971 Fr when I'm walking my doberman and we pass a small yappy dog, my dog just acts like they don't exist which is hilarious because she is very reactive to bigger dogs.
@@bo-dine7971Small dogs also have multiple health issues such as breathing problems since their noses way too narrow for a dog. They are just human made abominations ,probably seen lots of incest due to excessive breedinbg.
@@bo-dine7971 Pinschers are great watchdogs. This situation is likely a result of poor decision-making on the part of the owner. The serval was probably not introduced properly. Would other dog breeds be more relaxed? For sure. Does that mean that there is no value in the pros of the pinscher breed? No. The dog is fine and just sees the serval as an intruder because that's what the dog was bred for. The pinscher in this video is behaving violently, but not out of hate, rather out of fear and territoriality.
Damn, he actually 100% sounds like he's having a conversation, trying to persuade the Pinscher, with intonation and facial expressions. I've never seen a cat do that to this extent.
@@guins99 You dog-lovers are pathetically desperate to defend the dog, it's weird I'm starting to wonder if the phrase means dog lovers or dog *lovers* because you're all so creepy about it
@@bodoor8172 Oh obviously, yeah. People would be stupid to think that a cat that large can't be a *huge* threat if angered or threatened. Even small housecats can do big damage if determined enough!
The dog knew the cat's intentions from the start and was also being friendly. Notice how the dog sneezes between barks/growls; that is something dogs do to indicate that they are/want to play fight and are not being aggressive for real. It was just a matter of two species trying to communicate in their own mutually-unintelligible "language".
@@santiagotorresolmos9360 not being sarcastic or anything, but how is bark and snapping and showing teeth friendly? I have dog before and those are signs of a fight/chase about to go down.
@@santiagotorresolmos9360 There was nothing friendly about that dog. He was being territorial and snapping at the whatever came near his seat. The licking of lips is also a sign of aggression.
I love how the serval slow blinks and meows, until the moment the pincher mix stops being territorial...then the eyes shoot open, and off she goes. Good video displaying this cat trait.
As a self declared expert on that particular breed I agree, doby's legs way, way too short, and overall crazy disproportionate. But I'd take him in a heartbeat.
That's because that bad ass half wild hybrid Savannah cat knows for a fact that it can kill the dog. Clearly that cat is well fed and doesn't want conflict, so it meows softly, blinks slowly and carries a big stick in the form of athleticism, lightning fast reflexes, and very sharp claws. The dog knows this too I think, as it is clearly nervous and it's hind leg is trembling. That dog is probably scared shitless, as it knows that cat can can spill it's innards. Back to the cat's demeanor, this also applies to people. The ones who are calm in the face of conflict are the ones we are well advised to be respectful of 😆
@@craighoffman6876I would bet on a Pinscher over a Serval even if the cat was twice it’s size, personally. Serval’s hunt birds and large insects, they’re light and lean because they hunt by leaping into the air to catch prey. Pinschers meanwhile are only generally that small because breeders have been shrinking them for decades as they had a tendency to kill their owners or others, especially running children, if badly trained. Like, they can be really vicious little bastards, they’re a squat bundle of dense muscle and have an incredibly strong prey drive, and they go right for the throat and rip it out.
@@BekombetI never said it'd be an even fight. Just that the cat would also get injured, pinscher dogs have a very strong bite force. There is also 3 dogs and only 1 cat.
@@lamarw7757yes compared to pittbulls and boxers, but most dogs can't compare to those two breeds. But in general, pinschers do not have a weak bite force. You can test it if you like.
@@toyotanerd2269 Servals aren’t technically big cats. They’re in the genus Leptailurus, which is closer to Felis (house cat genus) than Panthera (genus containing big cats like lions, tigers, and leopards-none of whom can meow).
For a presumably wild and solitary species, the social and emotional intelligence of servals is spectacular. It's not hard to see why among wild cats, servals tend to be the most adaptable for domestic situations.
@@williamlangley2044 And are extremely endangered... thanks to ancient Egyptians demanding that pet Cheetahs be wild-caught and not allowing captive breeding.
@@VestedUTuber The fuck do ancient Egyptians have to do with today? And a preference towards catching wild Cheetahs and taming them would be natural, anyway, because Cheetahs are known for being difficult to breed in captivity. Citation needed.
@@tstivers1990 "The fuck do ancient Egyptians have to do with today?" How about the fact that they're _partially at fault for the genetic bottleneck that Cheetahs have been unable to recover from?_ And Cheetahs are hard to breed _because_ of congenital fertility issues resulting from that genetic bottleneck. Their reproductive rates aren't any better in the wild.
Very smart kitty!!! Look how every time the dogs back is turned even slightly, she moves closer, but when the doggie looks her straight on, she says "hey I'm just tryna be friends!😸"
The super lovey blinks are the cat telling the dogs everything is going to be ok and I’m not gonna scratch your face off so don’t worry ❤️ those meows took my anxiety away lol
For people who don't know, this is called the serval dance. Wild servals do this with eachother in the wild to settle territorial disputes without bloodshed.
@@MsHeartIsArt most dogs don't seem to have much in terms of intelligence outside of very basic dog stuff cats on the other hand well this speaks for itself
@@GeorgeCoggins that’s just so wrong bruh. It just shows two different species trying to communicate. Idk how you would react if someone were to dance around you, shake their hand constantly and make strange sounds. You’d react hostile too prolly. Dogs are super intelligent and it shows in their brains even
@@GeorgeCoggins You are completely wrong, I have both and I love them very much but dogs have about *double* the amount of neurons as cats do which means they are probably a decent bit more intelligent.
@@gook5219 you are the idiot. These animals are living together under one roof. The owner is letting them handle everything under supervision instead of them doing it when he is not home and forgets to lock one of them in a separate room. Thats called being a smart owner, and not a retard commentator from youtube. Refrain from ever leaving comments moron
Interesting how the serval asserts it self and holds ground while subduing the dog with an olive branch without showing weakness or fear - some complex dynamics playing out here.
its called a learned behavior. this dog quite frankly needs to be nutured if the owner isn't going to deal with the behavioral issue. it cute when you are 4 times the size. now imagine how most smaller people feel... just like with child and animal obesity. its not ok...
Loved how this beautiful Serval was both confidently assertive and sensitive and sweet at the same time. Advancing forward gently with soft meows as if to say, it’s ok just listen to me. I don’t mean you harm. Then sitting back again to give the message that she senses the Dog is uneasy, but know that all is ok. You can relax. A beautiful moment to witness.
Unfortunately dogs bearing their teeth is always seen as aggresive but this isn't always the case. As the dog is doing the constant 'fake' sneeze this means it is being playful and wanting to play fight. As an owner of 3 dogs and 2 cats (one of which thinks its a dog and even goes out with them to go to the toilet b at the same time) I see this on a daily basis lol.
@@HelennaRose everyone needs to own a serval, that's just my opinion. Anything but that small disgusting, dangerous little dog. Little dogs like this one are the worst: bit off the face of my nephew
Beautiful cat and so calm and confident. She backed up when the dog lunged but did not run. A very cool-headed cat in complete control of the situation. How can anyone say they don't like cats?
I like cats. Just don’t like asshole cats. My roommate has two. One is an absolute angel and I sometimes want to steal her away cause she is such a sweetheart. Affectionate and cuddly and absolutely adorable with her pink little nose. Her other cat however, is the spawn of the devil. Attacks everyone. He’ll bite and scratch you even when you try feeding it or petting it or even if you just walk past it. I had to start wearing shoes in the house because I got so anxious of getting attacked. I have scars on my calves and ankles and wrists and a bitemark too from when he bit me and I could feel his teeth against my wrist bone because of how hard he bit me. It all welted up. My roommate is covered in scars and always has bandaids around the house because of how unpredictable and hostile this cat is and he is very loved and spoiled, not abused or from a bad home. Some cats just have the shittiest personalities. I don’t go near that cat now and if he comes near me I carry a pillow and I act big to shoo him away. I don’t want to but if I have to tap him on the nose or spray water on him for him to leave me alone, I will. I am not gonna let him keep terrorizing me. The thing is, a lot of cats are that way and that is why people don’t like cats, a lot of them seem to have sort of an asshole personality. Not all of them do but a lot seem to.
@@brosef5033 People don't have a lock on mental illness. Sounds like the cat may need to evaluated for medication. If it does have a disorder, the cat is suffering as much as the people around it.
Doggy is completely befuddled - never before has he seen such an enemy who adorably meows and fearlessly makes loving advances while absolutely refusing to back off even in the face of "ferocious" barking 😁
@@vgnvideogameninja2930 That's debatable. Servals aren't Lions/Panthers/Cougars or of the feline type that actually hunts prey bigger than themselves, they hunt birds/fish/smaller prey. They have an average human bite force, where as the normal big cats have bite forces way beyond a dogs bite force. So this means their most dangerous weapon is their claws, they can scratch out eyes and hope to win in an endurance battle. But just an average big dog the size of a serval has a bite force of 240-300+ on the high end (Servals are around 170, 10 above humans) and dogs know the most vital area is the neck, which servals have very long and vulnerable necks. 5 seconds? More like 5 minutes of a fight where the Serval is trying to keep its neck away while swatting at the eyes. The dogs heavier so it's not gonna be able to use its weight on the dog. Hell it's even a much unfairer fight if you put it against a Wolf, which would devour it almost immediately. There are reasons why Servals don't go after prey their size or bigger. And why Jaguar's can take a crocodile off the map.
Insecure more like scared dog he's smaller then the cat so of course he's scared lol. Yes he would lose but he would definitely fight if the cat tried to attack. The lip licking, showing teeth shows hey back up or I'll bite
Cats are usually more secure. Plenty of CZcams vids where you can see one cat assert dominance over 2 dogs at a time. There are some exceptions, but they seem to be a minority
@@rowlandbuck2703 most cats live because owners train their dogs to not kill cats. Pet forums are full of stories where it failed on the other hand. Canine hunting drive is highly triggered by cats.
Aww~ This is gotta be the calmest & best tempered serval I’ve seen. It didn’t even hiss once!! Their hiss is so powerful & scary, but this gentle guy chose not to use it. 😍🥰
@@devoutmisanthrope5687 closer to "hey you weird little dumpkopf, i live here too, i'm not going anywhere, so could you just be a nice little kraut & please chill the fuqq out? no?...k...i'm gonna go raid the pantry, you stay here & snuffle & burble to your heart's content..." "moron...."
@@Zharkan16That wasn't a hiss, that was a "hey, don't get in my face. I want to be friends." If the Serval was even remotely angry, this video would have not ended the way it did, and therefore more than likely not posted in the first place.
Sitting down, calm meows, slow movements, blinking eyes, ears turning forward, looking away, this serval is very polite
It's legal to own a serval as a pet
Ears were definitely down and back for most of this video 😂
@@D-Z321 depending on what state you live in, you can own a serval as a pet
That dog better be glad he’s polite, or she.
@Abbys Apples 2 pretty sure they meant the serval
The Serval clearly tries to calm things down. Her exaggerated blinking is a cat's way to show she means no harm and wants peace. She is successful in her negotiations.
She is magnificent.
Dog does the same in his own language...
She _is_ a beauty! 👍💓🐈
@@MakeDemocracyMagnificientAgain Not really. Dog is giving a ton of STAY AWAY signals and is desperately trying to calm himself down. He's terrified.
@@Colphin No, when dogs sneeze while growling means "I'm not being serious". There's no tension in this vid.
I liked to think, even though this isn't at all what happened. That the two were trying to have a fierce off. The Doberman trying to display why he is a feared dog, though showing his teeth.
The Serval meanwhile, calmly proclaims that he has one advantage over the domesticated canine. The Serval is a wild cat who, because cat, doesn't depend on humans that much.
Look at how much the serval blinks/closes eyes and looks away. It's like "look, see, not threatening you, calm down"
it may have fooled you but not the dog lol so mischievous, the dog knows it cannot be trusted because as soon as he turn his head, the serval takes a threatening posture
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I think Serval knows dog is all bark no bite & serval is much faster than the dog. Much easier to avoid than fight.
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@rfmerrill Exactly. It's not hard to read a felines body language.
At the end the dog's looking like "Dang. I feel like an a**hole." 😂
@AFndjdj7373What do you think's being done here
„ey boss, boss , boss. He was not allowed right ? Like you didn‘t say anything. I stopped him cause he was not allowed right ? Right ?“ that‘s what the dogs last checks looked like to me xD
@AFndjdj7373 You're right. I just watched another one of their videos. Apparently they have three of those dogs. All three were threatening the serval and once again the servalneeded to calm all three of them to get them to leave him alone. I'm sad for him. I don't think serval is in a peaceful home
Blinking eyes like this means "i'm friendly" for the felines (if you blink back at your cat he will understand) and the meow are sweet too , so this serval is really nice to other animals
Agreed!
Yessir your right, I be telling my girl friend to slowly blink at our cats and see they reaction and she be surprised 🤣
So does the sneezing on the dog's side. When playing, dogs sneeze like this to indicate that they're just playing around and being friendly.
The pincher has no idea what just happened lol He looks so confused as to why everything calmed down so quickly
Technically it means "I trust you" rather than "I'm friendly" ;)
If I'm ever taken hostage, I want that serval to handle the negotiations!
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i don't think i've ever seen a cat so clearly wanting to be friends, wow what a sweet Serval!
It wanted to get on the bed/seat the dog was on.
Yes, those constantly blinking eyes are saying out loud, "I'm your friend, won't hurt you", but the doggy does not get it.
@@henriktoth56cause dogs are stupid
Only the Anglo-Saxons apply the word cat to all felines.
@@ballsxanthey are wise
That Serval cat did more in a minute than many dog owners do in a lifetime.
Those two animals have more personality than most cat owners do in their lifetimes
The serval is so loving, look at all the sweet eyeblinks and pleading meows.
I saw this comment have 666 likes and I was like oh hell no I'm a man of God make it 667
He is so lovely 😍
Yea what a sweet kitty I think if it came down to it that dog would regret tangling with that serval
@@Sadkidbandit you know I don't think the beast is a demon...I think it's just a executioner sent by God to kill those with the mark
Just wow. Cat is so cool. Simple dog no can understand. Crazy breed. But he allright. Cat is scary powerful in himself. No need fur pack. Godlike presence.
The serval is trying to tell with the meows and eye squints that it doesn't want to fight and just loves the dog. ☺️
Yes the cats eye winking/squinting is equivalent to human kisses, it's there way of showing they love you and are very comfortable around you but the dog clearly didn't get the memo 😂
The serval wants to peacefuly nap on that couch . But the dog says no way
See what a jaguar would do to the dog
It IS a beautiful creature with a graceful way about it. But -and I say this respectfully-, you are anthropomorphizing that serval. It is still a wild cat that can seriously hurt it’s owner or other domesticated pets.
@Hush you said we are animals too. But yet you at the end of the comment imposed on them a very complex purely human social contract concept thing... Hihihi
The cat was so sophisticated that the dog started pulling his act together 🤣 now he’s sophisticated too
Because she is a Cat, cats are sophisticated and classy
@consistent3865 not all cat boy
@@billytheconqueror5803 every cat I've met is classy and every dog I've met is ... well I better not say, it'll offend a lot of dog lovers 😊
@@mango-strawberryExactly 😋
@consistent3865 not the cars in my neighborhood .Tough and wild little things they are. Great company and friendly to people but far closer to feral then sweet and docile.
I like the instinctive hiss at the beginning when the dog gets a little too close, then he quickly starts meowing again. He was like "wait don't do that, that's counterproductive".
The Serval is having a calm civilized discussion with the dog, the serval is even lowering the eyelids. Nice kitty ❤️
They don't seem to be aggressive... I've seen videos of them and they don't appear to be fighters.. as I said earlier, kind of Awkward...
Those winky eyes are the ones kitties give you to say the love you.
It said I love you to him. :)
@@michellemooresings The Dog was freaked.
I think this is why there can be problems dog and cat.
They just don't understand each other.
My Daughters American hound cross try's to make friends with my British short hair.
You should see her face when he presents his bum for her to sniff. NO THANK YOU!!!!
@@andrewfrancis3591 they’re animals. They all understand each other. We the humans don’t.
I love the cat's attitude: not aggressive, but not at all afraid, either.
Exactly!!
"Look, we both know you can't beat me in a fight but I'm also not interested in one so just stop it"
But the the cat like that dog lol the meowing tell all🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@soulmechanic5539 Righttt??!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
U know it's legal to own a serval right?! Just FYI for this interested
Never seen an interaction like this before-usually aggression just provokes aggression-or fear, or indifference. This cat is actively trying to calm the dog down. So fascinating.
That cat is a genius
Hm maybe cause main goal is getting food the serval understands that fighting w the dog whom food giver loves will not end well for both
In a hour when it’s sleeping the cat will pounce on it
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No, it's just usual appeasement. That's natural behavior.
The dog is just playing, these 2 have a good friendship.
Emotionally mature serval
He speaks so sweetly with his calming meows and gently blinking eyes.
Incredable mimic.Fascinating me,every time.
Yeah, but you can tell in his stance that he was waiting for the opportunity to attack. That dog wasn't fooled lol
Tte serval is showing fear.
The pincher is agressive. Its owner should correct its attitude, it's dangerous for those (servals, cats, dogs, babies, children, elders etc) who live with the pincher.
@@enibeni2071 Not in my opinion.The pincher is licking,what is a sign of fear or insecure by dogs.But the sound of the pincher is normally made by dogs,when they want to play.The serval clears the situation in a smart way.He`s got an authoritarian charisma,which is confusing other animals.
I'm on the dogs side , regular cat piss is bad enough then add wild cat serville to the mix which will mark everything . Poor poochie was just protecting bosses bed .
This cat has studied canine psychology and is very good at de-escalating the situation.
So cute
Serval: "Dog psychology is among my sub-routines. Maicpuisanyurlnetprazzessaaaaa... a lyoneengk kampyootuuuuh."
That was avery unique thing to see wow
That cat should be hired to train US cops.
@@SaintFredrocks 😂😂
I believe the dog has Cihuahua Rat Genes.
The slow blinking and soft meowing, the serval is really trying to make friends with the dog. Beautiful cat.
I think you're absolutely right about the cat, but I think the dog is actually trying to make friends too. I thought when dogs pretend to be aggressive but they sneeze a lot, it's a cue that they are just playing. of course the cat can't really be expected to understand that kind of dog language😅
@@bgaona The dog doesn't understand the cat language either
@@Mikhail-Tkachenko they understand, not that granularly, but they can learn to get along
@@bgaona That wasn't a sneeze hun.
That dog was territorial.
First of all it's not a dog you mistake it for a rat
This serval speaks dog incredibly well. *Everything* about the cat's body language is de-escalating the situation and encouraging calm and understanding.
Love how the cat sits and looks directly at the camera, like, "See people: diplomacy."
It was a very diplomatic cat.
@@erstwhilegrubstake u know it's legal to own a serval. It's pretty common to own a serval actually: it used to be no one owned a serval, but everyone nowadays knows someone who does
Could have taught Trump something, if he had the capability of learning!
@@bernardfender5147 Atleast he wasn't catatonic like ol' Joe haha.
@@dakabaka4912 a catatonic Trump would be a VAST improvement
This is one of the most evolved cats ever. Look how elegant and peaceful he is.
Evolution is false. Design and order doesn't happen on it's own. Just think about it for a while and I'm sure you will agree.
Well the pincher learned agression somewhere an the cat learned to sit down an do nothing somewhere.
Many videos like this (an my experience in real life) you can tell the owners are allowing an promoting one to be agressive an one to be a bia. Seen this happen in real life enough that you can tell by one or two actions when the owner appears in other famous videos like this its exactly whats happening.
Humans do this to humans too. If you have a punk hes allowed to go around hitting the people but if you shoot back; you get a kyle Rittenhouse case
You mean She is She outsmarted a dog
@@GasemJuuden I do not have the answer to the things you mentioned except maybe corruption of genes or something to with sin somehow. Whatever the answer is, it won't have anything to do with evolution since it isn't true.
Cerval:” Look, we’re both adults here. Let’s just split a 30 pack and be chill, okay?”
This serval is trying to make friends, meowing like a baby and slow-blinking at them. Sooo cute!!
Yeah it is I've never seen anything cuter than this
@@mbd6054 her voice is just too cute u can tell by her voice it's a girl and the way she acts so defensive
What a beautiful Serval! So sweet.
They grew up together. That kitty could dispatch the dog in seconds, and Dobie knows it.
The serval is chill because it knows it could take the pincher in a heartbeat. lol
It's still a very young Pincher, far from being an Adult, or Big Dog. It will adapt once it gets older. It's still learning. You be seriously mistaken if it's a different Pincher that ain't for a household, but instead guard dog.
People underestimate dogs way o much
@@DillyTheWillyWilliamsdogs are capable predators but pound for pound a dog is not going to win against a cat. It simply is outclassed.
@@salsamancer true, but most likely the serval would get enough wounds it would perish in the process. Their breed is know to kill weasels and foxes so I'd imagine a servals not to far off. Unless they got somthing I'm not seeing.
@@DillyTheWillyWilliamsif you think a serval is not far off from a weasel or fox you don’t know much about animals no offense, house cats kill weasels with ease…
He's so gentle, his ears like butterfly wings. Gorgeous creature
That is the sexiest damn car I've seen. My friend wants to know what happens if a human breeds with them
@@GandalftheWise tell "your friend" that he should broaden his horizons. Besides caRs, there are trains, cruise liners and even spaceships. Let's think big. Also, Prozac might help but that's not confirmed.
@@GandalftheWise I'm just confused of why your friend wants to know what happens if a person breeds with it.. its just...no..
Confident, graceful and poised. Not to mention beautiful with an incredible disposition. What an amazing ambassador for its species❤️
@Muzaffar Krylov lmao!!
For a moment I swore you were talking about me…🤦🏽♀️
@@allispossible8447 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro talking like a gym leader from pokemon
They're not ambassadors
The Serval can certainly disarm with it's gentle meows.
its
More like the Serval saying "You know I could end you right?"
They meow when they’re trying to kill something he was behaving aggressively here with the curious sniffing the dog was in his right to say back off
@@FirearmTutorials a human can easily chock your serval to death.
And that fantastic smile!
The serval had solid arguments
That cat has better social skills than many humans I know.
No, your just a narcissistic loser that can’t make any friends.
Including me 😢
Well, the smaller the animal (or person), the more volatile they tend to be.
I'd say the same for the dog tbh
😂😂😂
Most calm, controlled cat I've ever seen. "I told you I'm not going to hurt you"
Being big enough to slap that dog into the next millennium probably doesn't hurt, either.
@@defies4626 exactly what I was thinking. And those jaws are surprisingly strong too. An unlucky shot to the artery and bye bye puppy
@@cardfreak0560 which makes it even more wholesome that the cat knows its power and its making a point of showing the dog everything is ok and they are buddies :)
@@cardfreak0560 Exactly the reason why they shouldn't be kept as pets. Servals are admittedly very cute looking but they are wild animals and therefore cannot be tamed. These beautiful creatures belong in the wild so they can roam free and not be restricted to someone's apartment. For the dog, the owner and the servals sake, it should be released or brought to a wildlife sanctuary.
I've heard many of those domesticated wild cats aren't quite so friendly
This serval has better social skills than most humans. What a beautiful creature. ❤️
Согласен с Вами. Многим людям стоит у него поучиться. Невероятное спокойствие.
I agree. Honestly its us harming animals, not the other way around.
What a beautiful cat. That Doberman is lucky it is being chill and diplomatic- it would f*** up that dog's day before it even knew what happened.
Surely the damage would be mutual for the two and would have a bite of a shit sandwich.
That is 1000% not a Doberman
@@Beardman56 maybe a mix of sorts but that thing looked way too small, chubby and insecure. Looked more like a really large dachshund with clipped ears than a dobie
It's a Minpin (Miniature Pinscher - hence the "Pincher" in the title) - made to look like a small Doberman
@@surblows too big to be a minpin
That serval is incredible. Confident enough to maintain its ground, but not crowd the pincher and yet trying to de-escalate the tension at the same time. Very evolved behavior
I wish more people could assume that attitude.
No it's not. It was a tussle for the high ground & the dog was being an azzhole. If I was in the room I'd have ordered the dog to tone down. The cat was being extremely & rarely silent almost servile, shame on the moronic owner for filming it instead of dissuading the situation. Set precedent or one day the worst will happen.
Maybe they grew up together. The dog probably didn’t want to share the bed
@@GokulOnFire Worst approach possible would be to order the dog. The video is enough evidence to the contrary.
@@weebronson no it's a miracle this didn't end up in a big fight. Even this vid backs up my point. And beyond the video the deterioration of the relationship would only be more negative. This is abject failure.
I've never seen such a situation where a cat communicates sweetly by blinking and meowing softly. And her body language is all in this communication. This is exceptional to see. She does not back down, she says everything is all right. The dog is angry, maybe he has had a less pleasant experience with the serval before. Wonderful to watch.
The poor dog is nervous
I also think the several is Just in this Moment friendly . The Dog dont trust IT anymore.
@Thor: The dog isn't " angry", it's scared ( & confused, since it clearly dsnt understand the serval's appeasing body language).
Well CMIIW but dogs and cats kind of historically fight...
I think it's because the cat can easily take out the dog and the cat's saying I come in peace. The dog is like WTF?!? This thing is HUGE and I must look scary for my survival. Nahhh....I'm probably wrong.
The dog was feeling a bit intimidated. The cat was de-escalating. In the end, a fantastic, restrained cat, and a dog smart enough not to make things too serious.
Which is made crazier when you realize servals are wild animals
The dog was lucky honestly
And rightly so. A serval can easily kill a dog of this size.
@@claudiotavares9580 yep crazy high risk and my guess is that the dog would be killed or near killed before the person recording this could do anything. This ended well, but man oh man you are dealing with a wild animal here.
@@SteveMichael Some people that make wild animal docile sometimes forget that a docile wild animal still is a wild animal that is impossible to domesticate.
The cat eye blink of trust.
works every time.
What a good cat.
Never saw one before. Didn’t know they exist. OMG the grace of its movements is unbelievable
Search Savannah cats its a hybridcat bred from a domestic cat and a Serval. It's a bit complicated as there are different generations down the bloodline if that makes sense. I researched the savannah cat for 10 years. Then finally got my dream cat! Servals are not legal in the state I live in and neither are high percent Savannahs (F1, F2, F3 so I have an F4 Savannah cat. They're awesome!! But the early generations Will run you a pretty penny.
@@jennifermarie1230 Nope am from Africa and I can confirm thats a pure African Serval. They live in the wild in Africa and I've seen them. Savannah cats are very different
@@chikankulabeza5808 they’re really not that different
@@beefdurki833 they are as different as Bobcats and Canada lynx.
@@chikankulabeza5808 I don’t know the difference between between those but a savannah is just a serval and house cat mixed so it’s not that different
Doggo was upset, but sneezed a lot witch indicates that he doesn't want to threaten. Serval did the same with blinking and meowing. Beautiful!
The mutt was scared, not upset. And its a mutt, or a dog. Not a doggo, you social outcast.
@@bofasofa9399
Ooh, we got a big tough guy over here, scared of cute words.
@@bofasofa9399 a mutt refers to a mixed breed, and the video title says pinscher, implying he's pure bred. That woofer ain't no mutt, just a doggo trying to understand the giant kitter
@@bofasofa9399 listen, just because you're a mutt doesn't make every other dog (or pig in your case) a mutt.
@@bofasofa9399 aww wittle incel boy scared of cute words 🥺
Awww, this is so cute. I didn't expect the cat to be so peaceful.
U know it's legal to own a serval
@@syl-x9u It is legal to own a serval in 16 states in the U.S. You can own a serval without a license in North Carolina, Alabama, Nevada, and Wisconsin. You can obtain a license to own a serval in Texas, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Maine, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
@@Melodyofthesea78 wow
@V. Bendor you referring to the tiny, ugly, vicious dog
That cat can seriously destroy that dog and still took diplomacy as priority. Amazing display of maturity and emotional control.
The confidence of that serval is immense.
No need to back away or posture, just turns his head about non threateningly and meows. Only a feline who is absolutely sure of itself would stand there like that while maintaining that calm demeanor.
Absolutely impressive display.
The serval is probably like "buddy calm down, we both know I could rip you apart in a second, so lets just calm down and be friends "
That cat absolutely knew he was king of the mountain, that Dobie would end up in not to good of shape
This was my exact thoughts too.
Dog... Shit i am dog meat Several... Don't worry you are safe i am well fed
Felines are good at reading opponents. I've seen bobcats give no crap about barking dogs and I've seen those that run for their lives when confronted by a hunting terrier
Serval's trying to convince him like a professional salesman lmao.
He's been trying to talk to the pinscher about extended warranty.
🤣🤣🤣
And he bites back " I don't have that much money, serval, keep talkin."
It's yo ex trying to get you back before she leaves you for another man
*John listen to me John John John John l-listen John. This 1989 Geo Metro is an investment and you need to buy*
That Serval is so adorable. It's like he's saying "Can't we just be friends?"
Calmly sayin' I don't mind you but if you push it I'll chew your ass for breakfast and the dog knows it. nice cat.
O Pincher é a figura do mal incarnado tenho um não é um cachorro é um mini demônio
Pincer: how many times do I have to tell you, I'm a lone wolf !
Ha! You cannot read animals. He's saying why cant i just latch onto your throat for a second. That pincher knows exactly the motherfucker he lives with and how to handle him.
~~followed by a nearly inaudible, "tomorrow, you're my snack"
このサーバルちゃんが友好的でメチャクチャ可愛い😍
“Don’t mistake kindness for weakness,” said the cat.
Right on
Many people make that mistake, that's for sure.
"I would really rather sap your heat away in a cuddle rather than fight you to the death, but we can do it whichever way."
what this cat called ? she looks differnet
@@OasisFinder
It's in the title of the video.
The cat looks so incredibly intelligent., it's so pleasing to look at. Also the movement is so soft and careful ♥️ lovely feline!
Serval is legal to own...just not in every state
She is gorgeous
@@senoracheapee1864 yes I hope one day all of us can own a serval: they're expensive, but legal to own
@@syl-x9u dude it legit sounds like you're trying to sell Servals
@@johnsteves9158 some ppl prefer caracal, what's your type?
Pincher: Everyone in the world is my enemy
Serval: I have no enemies
..... just food.
That is one of the most beautiful cats I’ve ever seen. And intelligent.
Amazing kitty! Cooler than doggos 💗
That dog is not happy the cat is somehow as tall as he is and yet he's standing on a bed.
Napoleon complex
Hi is not happy because this is a legitimate predator, Mixing servals and with other house pets is dangerous.
@@holyleech2159 like mixing you nad the internet
@@user-gj4ez6qj2z I was here to write the exact same thing, lol
@@holyleech2159 that kot aint any more dangerous than a mentally questionable human. i'd suggest you straighten out your logic, before you admit to me your a vegan.
This is a beautiful example for people who don’t really understand cat body language. Very carefully overt, far from subtle, like the serval knows the dog itself might need to learn ‘this means I’m not threatening you, I want peace, it’s okay’. What a polite kitty.
It has the slight tinge of 'I'm not bothered about you, but if you cross me you will regret it'.
Cats give off very subtle signs, but this cat had ramped it up just a little as the dog wasn't getting the message at the start.
@@mrljgibson Exactly! Cats are usually more subtle, and cat people can see it, but having a nice textbook example is a good way for non-cat people to learn what to look for
@@Dreamscape195 yes, or for kids. my toddler niece is always messing with my cats and so far she only understands that swishing tails and black eyes (only the most obvious behaviors) mean that they’re gonna bite, and purring means they’re happy/calm.
The serval is so beautiful! And obviously the smartest one in the room. He gets the situation under control with plenty of friendly eye blinks and sweet meows. A true diplomat. 🐆💕🐾💕🐾💕🐾
I have a serval, and it's the most amazing pet in the world. Servals are legal to own, so idk why more ppl don't have one
@@syl-x9u It's not legal in Sweden.
how u jusge it is smartest? dog do not want to communicate for some reason, so does it make it not smart?
@@syl-x9u maybe because it's still a WILD ANIMAL
@@sfs2040 every animal was wild before they became "domesticated" by us humans, including dogs and cats
S/he is sooo sweet! Those blinky eyes and pleading meows are so adorable...as if sending friendly kisses with those blinks. I think the dog is fiercely defending his territory of the moment...the bed. Perhaps the serval also lays there and wants to share it. Who knows...anyway, the wiser one just lets it go and walks away.
The serval definitely has the most emotional maturity out of the two!
Those little yappy horrid dog breeds are nasty, my whole life I never understood why anyone would want them as pets, especially ones that actually cost some significant money! Because they are SO insecure and scared of anything that moves they are full of anger & hate, as you can see by the signs of serious stress & anger in this one in the vid, even though the Serval did nothing to deserve this or threaten him in any way.
A psychopath has more emotional maturity than any Min Pin
@bo-dine7971 Fr when I'm walking my doberman and we pass a small yappy dog, my dog just acts like they don't exist which is hilarious because she is very reactive to bigger dogs.
@@bo-dine7971Small dogs also have multiple health issues such as breathing problems since their noses way too narrow for a dog. They are just human made abominations ,probably seen lots of incest due to excessive breedinbg.
@@bo-dine7971 Pinschers are great watchdogs. This situation is likely a result of poor decision-making on the part of the owner. The serval was probably not introduced properly. Would other dog breeds be more relaxed? For sure. Does that mean that there is no value in the pros of the pinscher breed? No. The dog is fine and just sees the serval as an intruder because that's what the dog was bred for. The pinscher in this video is behaving violently, but not out of hate, rather out of fear and territoriality.
Damn, he actually 100% sounds like he's having a conversation, trying to persuade the Pinscher, with intonation and facial expressions. I've never seen a cat do that to this extent.
I have seen cat body language like this before, it means I want to be your friend but I will fight if I have to
Servals are basically the most expressive cat species.
Me neither its amazing
He’s adorable couldn’t stand seeing that dog upset
u just dont pay attention to cats very well then
This is the most mature cat I have ever seen. More mature than humans lol.
That's not saying much. Humans are the most immature animals on the planet, by FAR! It's not even close.
cretin...
Yep 👍
Yes absolutely agree with that.
You got that right
Bastet talking some sense to Anubis
The cat is otherworldly beautiful .
Eso no es un gato amigo 😂
Servals are gorgeous. I especially love their ears
@@yoelsubwooferbass84yes it is what do you mean???
Aww, what an adorable serval. It's clearly trying not to start a fight, what a smart kitty 💙
and a very stupid dog.
very! if he wanted, he could shred the dog in seconds
He didn’t want to eat that dumb dog..
@@xismxist hahaha true
Those animals grew up together. Dog is lucky the cat likes him. My dog won't get within 10 feet of grandma kitty, but sleeps with the other 2.
The Serval is careful to avoid directly threatening eye contact and disarms the intimidated dog. What a diplomat.
the dog is shitting himself and they both know it 😂
@@MrRashidTVdog would have mauled that cat, and we both know it.
@@guins99 the dog would have tried and would have died lmao
@@guins99Dude thats a serval we are talking about here, its 3x bigger than the dog here and it would easily rip it to shreds
@@guins99 You dog-lovers are pathetically desperate to defend the dog, it's weird
I'm starting to wonder if the phrase means dog lovers or dog *lovers* because you're all so creepy about it
ちなみにサーバルのこの行動は、自然界でも同種を相手に見られる行動で意味合いは｢まあまあ落ち着けよ｣的な意味なんだとか。
きみはもの知りなフレンズなんだね！
Incredible cat. Awe inspiring. So sweet and badass how he calms the dog down, talkin’ some serious wisdom to his silly self. 🥰
My god what a stupid animal that dog is. That cat would absolutely destroy that dog... which has the balls to bark and nip at her lol
Cat: let me tale a story of my people
@@smokayman What are you even saying, cod fanboy XD
@@gahler8552 what does cod have to do with a comment about a cat and a dog?
@@smokayman
actually the dog could very well take the cat.
That is a beautiful cat, and looks so regal even when attempting to display a non threatening attitude.
They can be dangerous also, the dog should be happy this Serval was humble and relaxed.
@@bodoor8172 Oh obviously, yeah. People would be stupid to think that a cat that large can't be a *huge* threat if angered or threatened. Even small housecats can do big damage if determined enough!
This is not a cat, this is a wild animal that shouldn't be in a flat.
@@blackcid The two are not mutually exclusive.
@@blackcidServal cats have about 5000+ years in association with us due to ancient Egypt they're largely domestic cats
I love how elegant are the cat manners and how polite it is.
Well it's tail is intact
i was at ur mom. i gave a you a sibling :D
@@____-gy5mq your asshole aren't
サーバルの方がでかいのに「ぶたないで〜」みたいな顔すんの可愛い
This is the best cat I’ve ever seen. Sweet, calm, friendly…
Coward, i think.
Love how the doggy finally understood the cat's intentions. The conversation was beautiful
Now 8fbwe can just get these pesky Antifa to follow suit 😂😂
The dog knew the cat's intentions from the start and was also being friendly. Notice how the dog sneezes between barks/growls; that is something dogs do to indicate that they are/want to play fight and are not being aggressive for real.
It was just a matter of two species trying to communicate in their own mutually-unintelligible "language".
@@santiagotorresolmos9360 not being sarcastic or anything, but how is bark and snapping and showing teeth friendly? I have dog before and those are signs of a fight/chase about to go down.
@@fishpower52 I have a Cha-Weenie, to all other animals, she speaks fluent snarl.😎
@@santiagotorresolmos9360
There was nothing friendly about that dog. He was being territorial and snapping at the whatever came near his seat. The licking of lips is also a sign of aggression.
That serval walks/sits with the most natural swagger of any living thing I've ever seen. What a legend.
The exaggerated swagger of a black teen.
@@maricorp.449 Lmao i knew someone was going to say that
@@MarvoloSalazar weirdos
Then again, calmly asserting dominance.
Ikr he looks like a pokemon.
There is true dignity and nobility in that big kitty.
I love how the serval slow blinks and meows, until the moment the pincher mix stops being territorial...then the eyes shoot open, and off she goes. Good video displaying this cat trait.
As a self declared expert on that particular breed I agree, doby's legs way, way too short, and overall crazy disproportionate. But I'd take him in a heartbeat.
Wow that's an incredibly calm and self-assured demeanor for a cat.
That's because that bad ass half wild hybrid Savannah cat knows for a fact that it can kill the dog. Clearly that cat is well fed and doesn't want conflict, so it meows softly, blinks slowly and carries a big stick in the form of athleticism, lightning fast reflexes, and very sharp claws. The dog knows this too I think, as it is clearly nervous and it's hind leg is trembling. That dog is probably scared shitless, as it knows that cat can can spill it's innards.
Back to the cat's demeanor, this also applies to people. The ones who are calm in the face of conflict are the ones we are well advised to be respectful of 😆
@@craighoffman6876I would bet on a Pinscher over a Serval even if the cat was twice it’s size, personally. Serval’s hunt birds and large insects, they’re light and lean because they hunt by leaping into the air to catch prey. Pinschers meanwhile are only generally that small because breeders have been shrinking them for decades as they had a tendency to kill their owners or others, especially running children, if badly trained. Like, they can be really vicious little bastards, they’re a squat bundle of dense muscle and have an incredibly strong prey drive, and they go right for the throat and rip it out.
@@craighoffman6876It's a pure serval. Notice the size compared to the pincher and the short tail.
Have you never met cats before? Lol they're basically all the most self assured creatures. Part of why I love them.
You have to admire the Serval’s patience. Surprised the dog isn’t bleeding from the face in a few separate places.
fairly sure it'd be mutual and the Serval would have some injuries too. Luckily it didn't come to that
@@WillSavage
Cats faster than dogs they can dodge snake and even hit
Dog on other hand just barking after they get bite they just can scream in agony
@@BekombetI never said it'd be an even fight. Just that the cat would also get injured, pinscher dogs have a very strong bite force. There is also 3 dogs and only 1 cat.
@@WillSavage Wrong. Their biting force is weak due to the long snout. Pitt bulls and boxers have alot stronger biting force
@@lamarw7757yes compared to pittbulls and boxers, but most dogs can't compare to those two breeds. But in general, pinschers do not have a weak bite force. You can test it if you like.
Im just honestly fascinated by this vid for no reason. I keep thinking its like a therapy cat thats trying to calm down the dog.
How adorable of a meow. But, more interesting, there’s so much personality there.
I didn't know big cats meowed
@@toyotanerd2269 Servals aren’t technically big cats. They’re in the genus Leptailurus, which is closer to Felis (house cat genus) than Panthera (genus containing big cats like lions, tigers, and leopards-none of whom can meow).
For a presumably wild and solitary species, the social and emotional intelligence of servals is spectacular. It's not hard to see why among wild cats, servals tend to be the most adaptable for domestic situations.
Cheetahs are adaptable but they require a lot of space and a lot of food
@@williamlangley2044
And are extremely endangered... thanks to ancient Egyptians demanding that pet Cheetahs be wild-caught and not allowing captive breeding.
@@VestedUTuber The fuck do ancient Egyptians have to do with today? And a preference towards catching wild Cheetahs and taming them would be natural, anyway, because Cheetahs are known for being difficult to breed in captivity. Citation needed.
@@tstivers1990
"The fuck do ancient Egyptians have to do with today?"
How about the fact that they're _partially at fault for the genetic bottleneck that Cheetahs have been unable to recover from?_
And Cheetahs are hard to breed _because_ of congenital fertility issues resulting from that genetic bottleneck. Their reproductive rates aren't any better in the wild.
they aren't adaptable for homes. wild animals should never be kept as pets. no exceptions
Awwww what a beautiful and emotional cat. You can hear it in the meows it's like "shhh let's be friends, put those teeth away"
Lmbo
This isn't a cat!
@@fabricioavelino8800 what is it?
Very smart kitty!!! Look how every time the dogs back is turned even slightly, she moves closer, but when the doggie looks her straight on, she says "hey I'm just tryna be friends!😸"
The super lovey blinks are the cat telling the dogs everything is going to be ok and I’m not gonna scratch your face off so don’t worry ❤️ those meows took my anxiety away lol
The minpin would bite the serval's head off, but the minpin doesn't want a bad taste in its mouth.
@@kennethrohen5963 Small cats have scarred much scary dogs faces. This cat will butcher that dog face, if it was a fight.
The serval would be dead the dog would have it by the neck and it'd be over. Theres a reason cats always run off
Idk whats with people hating cats it’s a weird behavior
@@hallooos7585 same people that let their dog slobber over their face after it ate its own shit
The servals meows are the equivalent to a very gentle person saying. It’s okay…come on, calm down, we got dis 💛
It's like when pub man decides he's going to take on the local muay Thai guy. The meow is "look mate, have a think about this"
Either that or he’s saying “slow your roll, I use to fuck bitches like you in prison” 😂🤣
thats how those whores trick simps
Ice cold assassin.
The dogs red rocket is showing
For people who don't know, this is called the serval dance. Wild servals do this with eachother in the wild to settle territorial disputes without bloodshed.
Yes and dogs have a hard time understanding it.
@@MsHeartIsArt most dogs don't seem to have much in terms of intelligence outside of very basic dog stuff cats on the other hand well this speaks for itself
My heart
@@GeorgeCoggins that’s just so wrong bruh. It just shows two different species trying to communicate. Idk how you would react if someone were to dance around you, shake their hand constantly and make strange sounds. You’d react hostile too prolly. Dogs are super intelligent and it shows in their brains even
@@GeorgeCoggins You are completely wrong, I have both and I love them very much but dogs have about *double* the amount of neurons as cats do which means they are probably a decent bit more intelligent.
This cat is one of the cutest animals in existence ❤
Literally the most majestic animal I've ever seen haha. Well played Serval.
The idiot owner is not supposed to do this.
This could escalate quickly
@@gook5219 you are the idiot. These animals are living together under one roof. The owner is letting them handle everything under supervision instead of them doing it when he is not home and forgets to lock one of them in a separate room. Thats called being a smart owner, and not a retard commentator from youtube. Refrain from ever leaving comments moron
@@gook5219 Escalate to a dead rat hunting dog with aggression issues? That sure would suck.
@@griffinmckenzie7203 lol
@@gook5219 your møm is idïöt
Interesting how the serval asserts it self and holds ground while subduing the dog with an olive branch without showing weakness or fear - some complex dynamics playing out here.
its called a learned behavior. this dog quite frankly needs to be nutured if the owner isn't going to deal with the behavioral issue. it cute when you are 4 times the size. now imagine how most smaller people feel... just like with child and animal obesity. its not ok...
Bunch of pseudo intellectuals up in here for real.
We can learn something from that little cat
Loved how this beautiful Serval was both confidently assertive and sensitive and sweet at the same time. Advancing forward gently with soft meows as if to say, it’s ok just listen to me. I don’t mean you harm. Then sitting back again to give the message that she senses the Dog is uneasy, but know that all is ok. You can relax.
A beautiful moment to witness.
It's legal to own a serval as a pet, just fyi
Unfortunately dogs bearing their teeth is always seen as aggresive but this isn't always the case. As the dog is doing the constant 'fake' sneeze this means it is being playful and wanting to play fight. As an owner of 3 dogs and 2 cats (one of which thinks its a dog and even goes out with them to go to the toilet b at the same time) I see this on a daily basis lol.
@@clusterjim519 naw little small dogs are very aggressive. My cousin had a dog like this that would always try to nip/bite at me when I came to visit
@@syl-x9u How many comments did you put this on?
@@HelennaRose everyone needs to own a serval, that's just my opinion. Anything but that small disgusting, dangerous little dog.
Little dogs like this one are the worst: bit off the face of my nephew
Man. Such expressive meows! True diplomat.
Beautiful cat and so calm and confident. She backed up when the dog lunged but did not run. A very cool-headed cat in complete control of the situation. How can anyone say they don't like cats?
I like cats. Just don’t like asshole cats. My roommate has two. One is an absolute angel and I sometimes want to steal her away cause she is such a sweetheart. Affectionate and cuddly and absolutely adorable with her pink little nose. Her other cat however, is the spawn of the devil. Attacks everyone. He’ll bite and scratch you even when you try feeding it or petting it or even if you just walk past it. I had to start wearing shoes in the house because I got so anxious of getting attacked. I have scars on my calves and ankles and wrists and a bitemark too from when he bit me and I could feel his teeth against my wrist bone because of how hard he bit me. It all welted up. My roommate is covered in scars and always has bandaids around the house because of how unpredictable and hostile this cat is and he is very loved and spoiled, not abused or from a bad home. Some cats just have the shittiest personalities. I don’t go near that cat now and if he comes near me I carry a pillow and I act big to shoo him away. I don’t want to but if I have to tap him on the nose or spray water on him for him to leave me alone, I will. I am not gonna let him keep terrorizing me. The thing is, a lot of cats are that way and that is why people don’t like cats, a lot of them seem to have sort of an asshole personality. Not all of them do but a lot seem to.
@@brosef5033 People don't have a lock on mental illness. Sounds like the cat may need to evaluated for medication. If it does have a disorder, the cat is suffering as much as the people around it.
No its true strength was it trying to befriend the dog. That's rare to see
As a teenager I saw more than one kid deliberately kill kittens.
@@j.dragon651 what is your point other than you are telling me about psychotic teenagers who are now dangerous adults. Is there a point?
The cat's movements are so smooth and fluid that it feels like I'm watching CG
furry's reference this video for sure
Indeed !
I thought so too, really reminds me of a Pixar film
@@JackB345 yikes
Pincher: you should be scared
Serval: should I tho?
It's legal to own a serval as a pet
Exactly.
@@syl-x9u in 16 US states and 4 of those don't require a license
@@syl-x9u literally nobody asked.
@@JonnoPlays you're welcome
this cat is an amazing diplomat
Doggy is completely befuddled - never before has he seen such an enemy who adorably meows and fearlessly makes loving advances while absolutely refusing to back off even in the face of "ferocious" barking 😁
The dog is terrified
@@Crazmussyeh if that was a large Doberman I don’t think that’d happen they’re pretty tough
@@l.b_11 A Doberman of any size wouldn't last 5 seconds in the ring with that cat!
@@vgnvideogameninja2930sure bud. Servals are bird eaters mainly. Look at its face, it doesn’t have a powerful bite. A legit Doby would smoke that cat.
@@vgnvideogameninja2930 That's debatable. Servals aren't Lions/Panthers/Cougars or of the feline type that actually hunts prey bigger than themselves, they hunt birds/fish/smaller prey. They have an average human bite force, where as the normal big cats have bite forces way beyond a dogs bite force. So this means their most dangerous weapon is their claws, they can scratch out eyes and hope to win in an endurance battle. But just an average big dog the size of a serval has a bite force of 240-300+ on the high end (Servals are around 170, 10 above humans) and dogs know the most vital area is the neck, which servals have very long and vulnerable necks. 5 seconds? More like 5 minutes of a fight where the Serval is trying to keep its neck away while swatting at the eyes. The dogs heavier so it's not gonna be able to use its weight on the dog.
Hell it's even a much unfairer fight if you put it against a Wolf, which would devour it almost immediately. There are reasons why Servals don't go after prey their size or bigger. And why Jaguar's can take a crocodile off the map.
Insecure dog, very secure cat. Love the transference of calm. They both know who would win, they just handle it differently.
Insecure more like scared dog he's smaller then the cat so of course he's scared lol. Yes he would lose but he would definitely fight if the cat tried to attack. The lip licking, showing teeth shows hey back up or I'll bite
@@pennytrui1149 the cat means no harm, it does not even want to attack the dog
@@pennytrui1149 he is a pincher, he will try to attack anything
Cats are usually more secure. Plenty of CZcams vids where you can see one cat assert dominance over 2 dogs at a time.
There are some exceptions, but they seem to be a minority
@@rowlandbuck2703 most cats live because owners train their dogs to not kill cats. Pet forums are full of stories where it failed on the other hand. Canine hunting drive is highly triggered by cats.
The Serval is so sweet with his gentle meow and blinking eyes. 🥰
Yeah ur 👀 those are lovely 😉
It does seem like the serval wants to be friends.
@@UpsheetscreekWOapaddle you’re insane
@@babytricep437 Why are you calling me insane? I'm making a compliment? If you don't think she has lovely tantalizing eyes then UR the insane one!
@@UpsheetscreekWOapaddle If you’re a chick, makes sense
If you’re a dude, that’s just sad
この状況で敵意がない事を伝えようとするのだから、サーバルは本当に頭が良い
Wow I never realized how otherworldly-beautiful servals are. Looks like a cat from Mars.
😄 And that pincher looks like it swallowed a rottweiler puppy!!! 😂
Straight up Pokémon
He look like a cat from mercury to me..
The black one is not a serval its a dog btw.
What…
The way serval moves is so elegant!
yup
elegant is exactly the word I was thinking
Majestic pokemon
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This cat is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!! And it's temperament is ADORABLE!!😍🐾❤
serval body language for "try a decaf, dawg!"
The kitty is like the most understanding being on planet right now. It just wants love and peace, give the child the love it deserves.
The meows are wonderful, you can tell it’s a loving cat
Aww~ This is gotta be the calmest & best tempered serval I’ve seen. It didn’t even hiss once!! Their hiss is so powerful & scary, but this gentle guy chose not to use it. 😍🥰
This serval is the embodiment of "hey man can't we work through this?" 😂
@@devoutmisanthrope5687 closer to "hey you weird little dumpkopf, i live here too, i'm not going anywhere, so could you just be a nice little kraut & please chill the fuqq out? no?...k...i'm gonna go raid the pantry, you stay here & snuffle & burble to your heart's content..."
"moron...."
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@@Zharkan16he was about to but he restrained
@@Zharkan16That wasn't a hiss, that was a "hey, don't get in my face. I want to be friends." If the Serval was even remotely angry, this video would have not ended the way it did, and therefore more than likely not posted in the first place.
That cat is so calm! It knows very well it can tear that poor dog into hundred pieces in a few seconds.