Its Zag I’m Italian and I don’t really see any problems with being Italian, other than the fact that I’m still not over the fall of Rome despite the fact that it happened 1,543 years ago
My Beagle died two weeks ago, after 14 years together. Her name was Phoebe...she was a great dog, and companion, and of course, relentless when it came to big southern swamp rabbits. I heard him say Phoebe, and smiled.
Sorry for your loss. My Patrick is a 15 year old Pomeranian and we’ve been true friends for a long time but he’s starting to slow down quite a bit and when the time comes it’s going to crush me. We’ll get to see our animal friends in the next life - there was a guy who went into shock on a Hospital bed and his heart stopped, he died and told the classic story of seeing the light as he floated above his body. He said that when he reached the light his favorite Dalmation from when he was a kid was waiting there for him along with his Grandmother. I have no doubt that when Pat’s time comes he’ll be headed to the same place we all go and I’ll get to see him again.
I can attest to Labs being insane when it comes to retrieving/detecting. My grandpa used to throw a rock in the river when we were camping and out lab would go out, dive to the bottom and bring it back. Family didn't believe it was the same rock, so he marked the rock and threw it in. Sure as shit he brought the marked rock back out of the river. Still don't fully understand how the hell he did it, but he did.
Miister Cloud lol, had one as a kid 40 years ago and he would come up with a rock when I threw it in the lake. We never marked it but I remember him always being under water for awhile before coming up for air and a rock in his mouth.
Dogs have an amazing sense of smell, if you touch a rock, its marked with your scent. Imagine throwing a tennis ball covered in cologne into a room full of tennis balls and trying to find it.
Best way i've heard to describe it is When a human smells a pot of soup we just smell soup. A dog smells carrots, chicken, noodles etc. Thats also why wrapping drugs in something smelly doesn't fool em.
@@thekanuck2778 that's not necessarily true. A well done wrap will fool a dog. But it usually someone who's had contact with the drugs touches a door handle on a car or anything really and the dogs nose is so sensitive it will get a hit off that.
I had a k9 partner over seas in Afghanistan and Quinn saved my life more than one time. I remember walking a valley and I didn't see a hodgzie and when he made his move with a hand weapon and Quinn got him down and opened his jugular and my partner got real steak that night. Never underestimate the power and loyalty of s good dog. Up close a dog is far more effective than a firearm.
@jamada d Standard-size poodles are awesome dogs. Sort of a cross between a Labrador and a German Shepherd in both temperament and capability. But the minis are.....annoying.
@jamada d Go over what I wrote again a little more carefully. I wrote that standards(as in standard size or full size poodles) are awesome and everything you say they are. But the minis are annoying and yappy a.f. and closer to the food dogs you write of (chihuahuas for example), but without any of their redeeming character features.
@@bfadesigns No. Sorry bud. A dog does not naturally/instinctively understand any language over another. It can be trained to understand any language. Seriously how naive are you just because it has German in its name? Lmao I'm sorry but you sound ridiculous
My first experience with a Malinois was at a self-defense class that a Navy SEAL always attended. I asked him to let her be "at ease" to play with me and my kids while he played fighting with the other students. After that, I knew my next dog had to be a Mal. My first memory in life is being on the kitchen floor with our dog, but no dog we ever had was as impressive as my Mal. Kali is the most loyal and intelligent dog I have ever seen. And that is saying a lot, since my mom had our dogs trained to run the 2 acre boundary when she told them, and would wipe their feet before entering the house. But Kali, my Mal, goes above and beyond training. Don't get me wrong, she loves to be trained, and have a task. She needs a task liking hunting rats, or climbing ladders, or even snatching flies and moths in the house. But she does things that she was never taught, and I am convinced that if I or my kids walked into the pits of hell, she would not hesitate to follow. If there is danger or a shady person around, she picks them out, but is still the sweet pup that all the local business owners know by name because she is welcome anywhere she goes. If it wasn't for her, I don't think I would be alive right now. I have PTSD and she has endured my reactions and antics so much that I feel bad. She only wants to be with me, no matter what reaction I have or how bad my triggers get to me, she leans in. I never knew a human that would do that. That is why she gets organic pork from Whole Foods, and special meals just for her, because loyalty is priceless. And there is not a dog on the planet more loyal than a Mal.
I hear you, man. I suffered with depression & anxiety, and I lashed out a lot at my dog (Mal) for no good reason. But after my “moment” had passed, he would come straight to me with no hesitation, lay in my lap and wouldn’t leave me until I was okay. Best friend I’ve ever had.
I love that many police depts are adopting pit bulls out of shelters and training them. Less expensive for one and pits are great working dogs. Easy to train and eager to please.
Found my dog jackson around 5 am a few years ago shot and dumped in the country. Hes a pitbull boxer mix. Last winter he woke me up at 3 am and my house was on fire. You never know.
Out of curiosity how much different are Mals's to GSD's? I've had two Shepherds. One was laid back and friendly with everyone, unless someone was aggressive to me. The other was highly reactive to strangers and was very highly driven. Yet they looked the same!!
@@harrymackenzie5403 Malinois' have wayy more energy and are a bit smaller. I would say they are bit more aggressive and more agile. Both great Dogs, but the GSD is gonna be a more chill dog.
Dogs are amazing animals. There's a very good reason why dogs are man's best friend. Dogs cover our weaknesses and we cover the dog's weaknesses. Plus, they are generally very loyal animals that will always be happy to see you.
Imagine all of the lives that would have been saved and money that wouldn't have been pissed down the drain if the war on drugs hadn't been started in the first place.
I have a black and white one named Duke. They are super smart, insanely athletic and have an unmatched drive. This dog is all go, no quit. The Belgian Malinois truly is an elite canine, and a great friend.
Belgian Malinois are not for everyone. Most people find out the hard way. It's as if you gave someone speed, only with a Belgian there's no off button. They don't kick back and chill out. It's always, go go go for them. They're breed for work. And they're a disaster. They don't calm down and they're always hyper all day long every day even in old age, and some of them are very high strung. It's best this breed be left for law enforcement and Military. The reason why German shepherds aren't used is because, they're a heavier breed that's all but gone to the gutters in terms of breeding. Poor quality control over stock breeding in America and it cost more to ship working dogs from Europe. So they stick to Belgians.
News that matter Yes mals and dutchies should really only be owned by people in the K9 world or protection sport world. Unfortunately since the US does not have breed standards I see “pet” malinois being bred so hopefully they don’t go to shit like the German shepherds
@@joshuahaley4367 Yea, that's the issue I'm seeing to. When that happens, they no longer have the right of saying they own a Belgian Mali or Dutch Shepard. Because they're rebidding the dog for something else. Being a house dog wasn't what they're meant to do.
@@joshuahaley4367 I've seen great workindogd put to sleep because of people like this guy who dont make clear that these aren't house pets for children. THEY WILL MAUL YOUR CHILDREN IF YOU LEAVE THEM ARIUND. far to high strung.
Anyone else find it funny he’s talking about grow ops and weed and my man joe usually lights up before a show. It would have been way funnier if his guest took a passed joint from joe.
Intelligence isn't the only factor in an effective working dog. Consistency is also key. You wouldn't want your car brakes to only work 90% of the time. That's why police and military use German Shepherds and Rottweilers, and not other intelligent dogs like Huskies or Poodles that slightly lack in the obedience trait in comparison.
I got a ticket from this guy hunting up in lakehead with one of my buddies we had a little weed on us and they thought we were growing up in the hills lol they took pics of us and took all of our info and let us go
Josh Aaron kinda they weren’t very nice they treated us like Mexicans growing weed up in the hills and at the time me and my buddy were only 16/17 year old kids hunting up in the woods with a little weed and I got a pretty big fine for that shit and ruined our hunting trip lol they searched the car and were nitpicking everything I had an old pair of boots on and that was the reason they thought we were growing up in the hills they kept mentioning my boots they were just the only pair of boots I had to wear as a kid lol
After listening to other parts of this with growers and cartels and his buddy being shot. Gives a little more Idea why they were shaking you guys down a little more then maybe normal shake down.
@@MrSimonw58 I do believe him crazy part I went up to lake head California up north I got harried and run out by a group skin head growing weed 10 years while hunting with my brother they told never to come back or that would be are last we called the ranger and didn't seem to believe us
Malinois < German Shepherd. They lack hardness but have tons of drive. GSDs have the toughness and size, but the size means less stamina and some lack drive. It's easier to add drive in a line than toughness. It's sad that Mals are becoming more popular.
You mentioned poodles I'm not a fan of them I'm a German Shepherd or Border Collie fan. However, the Standard Poodle is actually one of the smartest dogs on Earth. I have experience with them and you can see them thinking when you look at them. Impressively intelligent dogs.
I have 3 top trained Rottweilers that I use in residential security, always with me as a handler, my best friends! Belgian Nal is awesome as well, love to work with dogs, best work mate you can have
Haha watching this while pissed and my Belgian Malinois for chewing my baby's clothes up haha but gotta say best dogs ever!! My Malinois Hank is like my bestfriend he is so loyal to our family and LOVES people and kids! BUT very protective and god help whoever fucks with us cause one bite is tearing your fuckin arm off!!! Lmao
Joe dont shit on Poodles they are the second smartest breed of dogs. Poodles are actually hunting dogs that have been bred small (There are also full size poodles)
Please read!!!!My dad is a retired game warden and I'm a police officer and a future game warden for the Georgia department of natural resources law enforcement division my dad was a game warden for about thirty five years I've been in law enforcement for twelve years can't wait to start my training as a game warden anyway thanks joe and to all of my brother's and sisters in law enforcement keep safe and watch your six out there and love your videos :-)
People dont realize ta without dogs mankind would still be picking fleas off each other and grunting in the woods wearing fur. We owe everything to dogs. Literally
Hiking NorCal and Southern Oregon I've run across multiple hidden grows. The most creative one had about 60 plants growing 10-30ft off the ground in the crooks of trees w/a buried gravity fed timed watering system supplied by a stream. The cartel growers are nowhere near that subtle and you can usually tell when you're in the vicinity of one.
I thought this was Brian Callen who was going to tell some wild story about fighting a k9 in the streets
Google Rapes Callen’s not Jewish, he’s Italian
@@JaelaOrdo as an Italian I can say being Italian is worse
Its Zag I’m Italian and I don’t really see any problems with being Italian, other than the fact that I’m still not over the fall of Rome despite the fact that it happened 1,543 years ago
@@JaelaOrdo hahahahah same here man, fuming still
Bryan "Junkyard Dog" Callen
My Beagle died two weeks ago, after 14 years together. Her name was Phoebe...she was a great dog, and companion, and of course, relentless when it came to big southern swamp rabbits. I heard him say Phoebe, and smiled.
RIP Phoebe
Rip phoebe, she is in a better place now and love’s you from there
Sorry for your loss I'm going to give my pupper an extra scratch in Phoebe's honor
@@Cyph3rX 🖒🐕
Sorry for your loss. My Patrick is a 15 year old Pomeranian and we’ve been true friends for a long time but he’s starting to slow down quite a bit and when the time comes it’s going to crush me. We’ll get to see our animal friends in the next life - there was a guy who went into shock on a Hospital bed and his heart stopped, he died and told the classic story of seeing the light as he floated above his body. He said that when he reached the light his favorite Dalmation from when he was a kid was waiting there for him along with his Grandmother. I have no doubt that when Pat’s time comes he’ll be headed to the same place we all go and I’ll get to see him again.
I can attest to Labs being insane when it comes to retrieving/detecting. My grandpa used to throw a rock in the river when we were camping and out lab would go out, dive to the bottom and bring it back. Family didn't believe it was the same rock, so he marked the rock and threw it in. Sure as shit he brought the marked rock back out of the river.
Still don't fully understand how the hell he did it, but he did.
Miister Cloud lol, had one as a kid 40 years ago and he would come up with a rock when I threw it in the lake. We never marked it but I remember him always being under water for awhile before coming up for air and a rock in his mouth.
Dogs have an amazing sense of smell, if you touch a rock, its marked with your scent. Imagine throwing a tennis ball covered in cologne into a room full of tennis balls and trying to find it.
Best way i've heard to describe it is When a human smells a pot of soup we just smell soup. A dog smells carrots, chicken, noodles etc. Thats also why wrapping drugs in something smelly doesn't fool em.
Labs have a Great sense of smell🏅
@@thekanuck2778 that's not necessarily true. A well done wrap will fool a dog. But it usually someone who's had contact with the drugs touches a door handle on a car or anything really and the dogs nose is so sensitive it will get a hit off that.
My last dog was a Belgian Malinois. She was the smartest dog I've ever known. I cannot describe how fiercely she would protect me. I really miss her.
I had a k9 partner over seas in Afghanistan and Quinn saved my life more than one time. I remember walking a valley and I didn't see a hodgzie and when he made his move with a hand weapon and Quinn got him down and opened his jugular and my partner got real steak that night. Never underestimate the power and loyalty of s good dog. Up close a dog is far more effective than a firearm.
American soldiers d!e, God laughs
Dogs. Be kind to dogs. You never know when one may save your Life.
More dogs kill people than save people.
@@sparksdrinker5650 sure. Dogs with shitty owners. These dogs however, save lives.
@@sparksdrinker5650 You likely torture innocent creatures.
@jamada d Standard-size poodles are awesome dogs. Sort of a cross between a Labrador and a German Shepherd in both temperament and capability. But the minis are.....annoying.
@jamada d Go over what I wrote again a little more carefully. I wrote that standards(as in standard size or full size poodles) are awesome and everything you say they are. But the minis are annoying and yappy a.f. and closer to the food dogs you write of (chihuahuas for example), but without any of their redeeming character features.
Joes head size is underrated
Big or small
@@trexbattle obviously small
Now look at the size of his hands compared to that head 👀
common side affect of that devils lettuce. grrr
@@thecommodoresmissingfuelca1603 what? Brain swelling?
I have two German Shepherds, and I was easily able to teach them commands in German, including attack commands. Very smart dogs.
Lmao in German? Ok. Like they understand German more than any other language? Lmao.
@@BearAnkles yeah, they actually understand and react to German
@@bfadesigns No. Sorry bud. A dog does not naturally/instinctively understand any language over another. It can be trained to understand any language. Seriously how naive are you just because it has German in its name? Lmao I'm sorry but you sound ridiculous
Do you have a German Shephard?
No? Then shut the fuck up.
My first experience with a Malinois was at a self-defense class that a Navy SEAL always attended. I asked him to let her be "at ease" to play with me and my kids while he played fighting with the other students. After that, I knew my next dog had to be a Mal. My first memory in life is being on the kitchen floor with our dog, but no dog we ever had was as impressive as my Mal. Kali is the most loyal and intelligent dog I have ever seen. And that is saying a lot, since my mom had our dogs trained to run the 2 acre boundary when she told them, and would wipe their feet before entering the house. But Kali, my Mal, goes above and beyond training.
Don't get me wrong, she loves to be trained, and have a task. She needs a task liking hunting rats, or climbing ladders, or even snatching flies and moths in the house. But she does things that she was never taught, and I am convinced that if I or my kids walked into the pits of hell, she would not hesitate to follow. If there is danger or a shady person around, she picks them out, but is still the sweet pup that all the local business owners know by name because she is welcome anywhere she goes. If it wasn't for her, I don't think I would be alive right now. I have PTSD and she has endured my reactions and antics so much that I feel bad. She only wants to be with me, no matter what reaction I have or how bad my triggers get to me, she leans in. I never knew a human that would do that. That is why she gets organic pork from Whole Foods, and special meals just for her, because loyalty is priceless. And there is not a dog on the planet more loyal than a Mal.
I got a Rhodesian Ridgeback that changed the oil in my truck yesterday.
@@MaxRockatansky853 Mine does the same, only he over charges! Can't trust him anymore...
Damn just tell people your life story.
I hear you, man. I suffered with depression & anxiety, and I lashed out a lot at my dog (Mal) for no good reason. But after my “moment” had passed, he would come straight to me with no hesitation, lay in my lap and wouldn’t leave me until I was okay. Best friend I’ve ever had.
everyone loves a dog story, thank you
I love that many police depts are adopting pit bulls out of shelters and training them. Less expensive for one and pits are great working dogs. Easy to train and eager to please.
Not to mention they are game if needed too. I think it’s a perfect fit with police.
Those dogs are so fast, you wouldn't believe it. They get to their target REAL quick.
facts
@@urmondaymorinin9838 Some dogs are lightning though
My GSD is on high alert 24/7 at my house. Imagine what a human bodyguard would charge for that service. 😁
I adopted a 6 week old Mal from a rescue and it's been one of the most amazing experience's of my life
Keith Tremege have fun with that those dogs are german shepherds on crack
Dylan Rodrigues 100% this
Hows she doing? Still have her?
Old Yeller 2: starring Bryan Callen
Found my dog jackson around 5 am a few years ago shot and dumped in the country. Hes a pitbull boxer mix. Last winter he woke me up at 3 am and my house was on fire. You never know.
AWESOME
Joe "dogs are soo smart man" Rogan 🤣🤣
I have a 3 year old Belgian. She is incredibly loyal and extremely suspicious of people lol
Out of curiosity how much different are Mals's to GSD's? I've had two Shepherds. One was laid back and friendly with everyone, unless someone was aggressive to me. The other was highly reactive to strangers and was very highly driven. Yet they looked the same!!
@@harrymackenzie5403 Malinois' have wayy more energy and are a bit smaller.
I would say they are bit more aggressive and more agile.
Both great Dogs, but the GSD is gonna be a more chill dog.
My Dogo Argentino turned 8. So I got an all black malinois pup. He is learning fast.
Mad respect for this guy
Dogs are amazing animals. There's a very good reason why dogs are man's best friend. Dogs cover our weaknesses and we cover the dog's weaknesses. Plus, they are generally very loyal animals that will always be happy to see you.
We don’t deserve Dogs, truly mans best friend
Those Malinois are something else I still live by the german shepherd but still amazing dogs
Poodels are supersmart dogs, often used in circuses and in the past they were Fishermens dogs that retrieve nets
@FOMO FUD yeah and labradors and others to
Joe please get mike ritland on the podcast! that mans got some badass stories!!
Love it. Thank you for your service
Imagine all of the lives that would have been saved and money that wouldn't have been pissed down the drain if the war on drugs hadn't been started in the first place.
My wife enjoys my Fur Missile
Dayuuummm
I think everyone enjoys a good fur missile. And that's okay
@@Greeezy Pause.....
@K-Bo-J Pause.....
I have a black and white one named Duke. They are super smart, insanely athletic and have an unmatched drive. This dog is all go, no quit. The Belgian Malinois truly is an elite canine, and a great friend.
My jagdterrier once tired a working mal out ! Then he slept for a solid 11hours :p
Belgian Malinois are not for everyone. Most people find out the hard way. It's as if you gave someone speed, only with a Belgian there's no off button. They don't kick back and chill out. It's always, go go go for them. They're breed for work. And they're a disaster. They don't calm down and they're always hyper all day long every day even in old age, and some of them are very high strung. It's best this breed be left for law enforcement and Military. The reason why German shepherds aren't used is because, they're a heavier breed that's all but gone to the gutters in terms of breeding. Poor quality control over stock breeding in America and it cost more to ship working dogs from Europe. So they stick to Belgians.
News that matter 95% of the population should not own them
News that matter Yes mals and dutchies should really only be owned by people in the K9 world or protection sport world. Unfortunately since the US does not have breed standards I see “pet” malinois being bred so hopefully they don’t go to shit like the German shepherds
@@joshuahaley4367 Yea, that's the issue I'm seeing to. When that happens, they no longer have the right of saying they own a Belgian Mali or Dutch Shepard. Because they're rebidding the dog for something else. Being a house dog wasn't what they're meant to do.
News that matter And with BS like John wick coming out everyone wants a malinois or a Dutch
@@joshuahaley4367 I've seen great workindogd put to sleep because of people like this guy who dont make clear that these aren't house pets for children. THEY WILL MAUL YOUR CHILDREN IF YOU LEAVE THEM ARIUND. far to high strung.
Dear Evil Journal,
Remind myself to get big dogs to protect my weed crop.
Man's Best Friend for a reason...a Bunch of reasons!
Mike ritland getting some love. Check out his podcast - mike drop. Former seal /k9 handler and trainer
His podcasts are excellent. Joe n noke should do one together and raise money for Mike's foundation for the retired k-9s
I got two German Shepherds looking to add Belgium in future
You teach a baby german hell learn german too 😂😂 idiot ive had atleast 12 germans an they speak English and Spanish JUSTfine
2:50 no more pai-row. Lol
I thought homies name was Game Warden lmao
Anyone else find it funny he’s talking about grow ops and weed and my man joe usually lights up before a show. It would have been way funnier if his guest took a passed joint from joe.
I’ve had 3 Belgian Mals ... they are the Most intense, athletic , willing dogs I’ve ever come across- the breed is Awesome
It’s good to see that David A. Bednar got to go on joe Rogan to talk about dogs.
Frost out of obscurity with that one.
Lol. That hair.
I live in Trinity county these dudes don't play , they are good people animals need them.
G.N F Madera county here they definitely don’t play here ether most of them are my buddy’s know that I’ve called in to report some pouching to them
And that's why if you are not a k9 officer you become good friends with one.
Did nobody tell this guy that Marshall is a golden retriever
The way this guy’s S’s come out, sounds like something is getting sharpened
Joe "They look right through you." Rogan
Joe "whales are like water people" Rogan
Poodles are actually very smart
Joe needs to stop with the special coffee all I hear is slk slk slk from there salivating mouths lmao 😂😂😂
No more perro!
Poodle is the 2nd smartest dog after the border collie
CRAIG FERGUSON... please...
no more perro LMFAO!
Thought this was Bryan Callen in the thumbnail
Get Mike Ritland as a guest!
Good girl Phoebe. Good girl.
I have a Belgian Mal. Best decision I’ve ever made was get Ace.
Can’t wait to get my own!
We don't deserve dogs. Mans best friend!
Poodle is the smartest breed. And I’m not biased, I like German Shepherds best. #3rd most intelligent. Border Collie #2.
Intelligence isn't the only factor in an effective working dog. Consistency is also key. You wouldn't want your car brakes to only work 90% of the time. That's why police and military use German Shepherds and Rottweilers, and not other intelligent dogs like Huskies or Poodles that slightly lack in the obedience trait in comparison.
I got a ticket from this guy hunting up in lakehead with one of my buddies we had a little weed on us and they thought we were growing up in the hills lol they took pics of us and took all of our info and let us go
Royce Carter was he a dick?
Josh Aaron kinda they weren’t very nice they treated us like Mexicans growing weed up in the hills and at the time me and my buddy were only 16/17 year old kids hunting up in the woods with a little weed and I got a pretty big fine for that shit and ruined our hunting trip lol they searched the car and were nitpicking everything I had an old pair of boots on and that was the reason they thought we were growing up in the hills they kept mentioning my boots they were just the only pair of boots I had to wear as a kid lol
Police ruin peoples lives
After listening to other parts of this with growers and cartels and his buddy being shot. Gives a little more Idea why they were shaking you guys down a little more then maybe normal shake down.
@@MrSimonw58 I do believe him crazy part I went up to lake head California up north I got harried and run out by a group skin head growing weed 10 years while hunting with my brother they told never to come back or that would be are last we called the ranger and didn't seem to believe us
Lip smacking good
We love a good bork bork story
@Eden Harrison eh oh! Lmfao dork
Not getting bit unless you are a deadly force threat 'on some level', or significant threat.
Lot of room to move there.
The documentary "War Dogs" on HBO. Stories of dogs who've served. It is absolutely heart breaking and uplifting.
My German shepherd was Phoebe too
I thought someone whistled at me around 4:09-4:10
Phoebe is a very, very good dog.
Joe get Mike Ritland who this guy talks about. Navy Seal who trains dogs. Kick ass
S/O to Mike Ritland. Great podcast
its like when the mall cops start getting real guns. the game is changing.
He said poodle.... while poodles are the second most intelligent dogs behind the border collie
Is this the guy from the show "Wild Justice"? That show was Awesome!!
Dogs are just the best ❤️
Ha remember this guy on wild justice when I was a kid
The fur missile?
That sounds badass.
I like furry flashbangs
Malinois < German Shepherd. They lack hardness but have tons of drive. GSDs have the toughness and size, but the size means less stamina and some lack drive. It's easier to add drive in a line than toughness. It's sad that Mals are becoming more popular.
You mentioned poodles I'm not a fan of them I'm a German Shepherd or Border Collie fan. However, the Standard Poodle is actually one of the smartest dogs on Earth. I have experience with them and you can see them thinking when you look at them. Impressively intelligent dogs.
Dogs are amazing
Ironically poodles are considered top 3 smartest dog breed
I have 3 top trained Rottweilers that I use in residential security, always with me as a handler, my best friends! Belgian Nal is awesome as well, love to work with dogs, best work mate you can have
He said the word apprehension bites like that's a normal thing that everybody knows
this guy is great
Ah......the standard POODLE is among the smartest of k9s....Joe.
Haha watching this while pissed and my Belgian Malinois for chewing my baby's clothes up haha but gotta say best dogs ever!! My Malinois Hank is like my bestfriend he is so loyal to our family and LOVES people and kids! BUT very protective and god help whoever fucks with us cause one bite is tearing your fuckin arm off!!! Lmao
The dog saved him with a glass of water
Would a nicely cooked steak distract one of these dogs or are they crazy professional?
Poodles are actually very intelligent
My favorite Breed bare non!
I have a malinois with a .25 dutch in him
Joe just got interrupted by his own outro
also poodles are the best retrievers :) even better then labs :)
Yup we here baby
“there’s a lot of opp.. errrr, you know, uh.. potential out there!!” 😬
Joe dont shit on Poodles they are the second smartest breed of dogs. Poodles are actually hunting dogs that have been bred small (There are also full size poodles)
Please read!!!!My dad is a retired game warden and I'm a police officer and a future game warden for the Georgia department of natural resources law enforcement division my dad was a game warden for about thirty five years I've been in law enforcement for twelve years can't wait to start my training as a game warden anyway thanks joe and to all of my brother's and sisters in law enforcement keep safe and watch your six out there and love your videos :-)
no more perro lol
I work with my Belgian every night very smart my best friend!, we would give our life for each other
Way better to send the dog in then send humans in plus the dog loves it there ready
Mans best friend, smart dogs
People dont realize ta without dogs mankind would still be picking fleas off each other and grunting in the woods wearing fur.
We owe everything to dogs.
Literally
I love how he slides California in there while talking about cartels
Hiking NorCal and Southern Oregon I've run across multiple hidden grows. The most creative one had about 60 plants growing 10-30ft off the ground in the crooks of trees w/a buried gravity fed timed watering system supplied by a stream. The cartel growers are nowhere near that subtle and you can usually tell when you're in the vicinity of one.
Anthony Paredes.
When all he does is give tickets for people fishing