Rottweiler Gets A Tiny Puppy And Has The Most Surprising Reaction | The Dodo Little But Fierce
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 24. 07. 2022
- Rottweiler was scared of his tiny sister at first, until she worked her way through to get our his inner puppy đ
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One dog putting their head in anotherâs mouth is a huge sign of trust, thatâs so sweet
Dozer gives a few signals of distress when she does it, thou...
May just be for the uncomfortable sensation, but better keep an eye out...
I had a very naughty windhound mix and when she didnt obey, a friend of hers (a mix of irish wolfhound and giant Schnauzer, 60 Kg) used to take her whole head in his mouth or he ran her over. To me its more a sign of educational dog behaviour.
Putting their head into another's mouth as a sign of trust. Sounds like humans too ;]
The little dog was just sniffing the big dogs mouth, theres a tonnes of cool exciting scents in there!! Lol no threat at all.
yes that part meld my hart đ„°đ„°đ„°đ„° to much love đ hahahaha so sweet
Dozer gets to be a puppy again, but is probably a little relieved that Mocha came along to give Daisy another workout buddy lol!!!!! â€ïžđđđ
Dozer is named after a bulldozer from Caterpillar
@@staceytowers9056 yy
@@suesnodgrass4167 Hello dear I hope the virus didn't affect you and your family..?
I just wish they werenât buying from breeders
@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim are they? I didnât see that in the video. I know there are lots of pittie and rottie rescue shelters.
When you get a dog for your dog, then you get a dog for the dog you got for your dog.
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Very profound.
A donut hole inside of a donut hole inside of ANOTHER donut hole!
Dogception
I love how dozier automatically realizes that daisy is a young, small puppy and that he should be gentle with her.â€
No training required. Just instinct. đ
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@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED 98% of humans have. They just donât make the news. Donât let the 2% that are scum skew your opinion of mankind overall. Most people are indeed good.
@@Particle_Ghost That's a cop-out, the holy spirit could show up if it wanted to
@@briannarenni Can you not read? I said many lack it, not that it couldn't show itself. Get over yourself.
@@Particle_Ghost I read it, and I said it's a cop-out lol You'll be ok
It always amazes me how gentle big dogs can be with their mouths.
Because mouth play is a thing for them. My rottie does it all the time.
Agreed - Iâm far more cautious playing with small dogs. Most that Iâve encountered donât have a care in the world when it comes to their bite. Meanwhile Iâm totally comfortable putting my hand in my pitâs mouth. đ
I have a Pitbull/Boxer/Husky mix that has a steel trap for a mouth. When she clamps down it is hard to get something out of her mouth. But when she accepts a piece of food or is playing, she is extremely dainty. I can feed her something off of a fork and she doesn't even touch the fork with her teeth.
i am playfighting with my dog every day since 7 years. it makes him happy. he never made the tiniest scratch on me with his teeth ever (because we fight so often he is very sensitive with his mouth). even if we move really fast and the object that he wants is in my hands, if he accidentaly catches my hand, its always gentle.
but beware of the claws^^ i almost always have scratches from the front paws claws, when he tries to stop a fast moving toy (held by me) with the pawns.
@@certaindeath7776 My girl is the same way, even when she greets me in the morning. We taught her not to jump up because she's so big, strong, and energetic, she can jump about as high as your face. So now I get greeted by her "WoooWOOOOOOOOO!" She then gives me a hug, sits down, and paws at me to sit down next to her so I can pet her and say hello. Sometimes her paws hit bare skin and they don't feel so great, but it isn't something she's trying to do to hurt me.
Not only is this funny, itâs also precious.
I totally agree
It's not. Those dogs with flat faces have health issues because of it. They look ugly and they need to stop breeding them.
@@alejandroperez5368 I do agree with you but those two are still precious. I also think the breeding of munchkin cats needs to stop.
Omg Mocha also your assume a pure dog lover like many of us. So sweet your an amazing woman. Nothing better , but to see a human who really really cares and it's obvious it's a forever home for all three of them.
Nice and much respect for you for getting another dog.
Take`care and wish you all the best.
Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception!!.!...!!!..!.!.
I'm a simple man. I watch these videos and I cry tears of pure joy each time. Amazing. Miss having a dog!
Lol
You sound like a simp, man.
Its lovely to see a rottie being gentle I've always been wary because they're big dogs. I work in a vets and one of our clients has a rottie and when he brought him in I was nervous but the rottie came over to me licked my hand so I started stroking him and then he laid on his back paws up so I could rub his belly he was a true gentle giant its a just a shame the breed has a bad rep
Same
you might be low on testosterone, get checked
Heart warming to see rotties with their tails intact â€
It's illegal in Australia to dock their tails and I agree with that law but can confirm that if a wagging Rotty tail hits you in the eye or testicles (I've experienced both), you kinda understand WHY they were docked. I'd rather be punched in the face tbh, it REALLY hurts!
@@MichaelJP it is stupid to outlaw it. Many of them get tails docked for health concerns for the dog itself. They are a massive breed with very high energy and the long tail can easily put them in compromising positions, especially in cases of home defense which they are great for, or working land which is what they are breed for. While I do like seeing them with tails it makes complete sense for most to want them docked.
@@InfiniteKhaos The only reason I see for most really wanting them docked is looks, they wouldn't have them if they weren't supposed to.
No idea how tails affect their defensive/working abilities, you got a source for that belief?
@@MichaelJP it's not a belief it's literally the reason people do it. For home defense it's so criminals can't pick them up by the tail and render them useless. For land work it's so they don't get their tail caught up and get trampled on... You want sources? A simple Google search might help
@@InfiniteKhaos pick them up?? You are talking shite đ
Fascinating theyâre both aware of theyâre size and literally play into itâŠ
âHey Iâm smaller than he is. IM GOING UNDER THE BED. HA HA HAâ
I had a couple of Rottweilers male and female, and I used to cuddle them and take them on my knees all the time when they were puppies.
A couple of years later they grew into wonderful and beautiful full size adults (a bit more than the average to be honest đ the male weighed 130lbs ), and he was absolutely not aware of his size as he would run and jump into my arms to sit on my knees all over me and get kisses⊠đ„°đ„° I miss them so so much, I wish they could live as long as us...
@WORLD OF FAMILY GUY copyright strike
@@escanor9920 They absolutely know. I grew up with a Rottweiler and another dog we had that was a mix of Lab, Chow, and Husky. Me being a small kid, they were always gentle with me. I'd play tug of war with them and they never went all out like they did with each other. Our Rottie I'm sure was around 100 pounds and was very protective of me since I liked to be outside on my own
@@matt-1989 Lol you just misunderstood my comment đ. I never said they weren't kind or gentle. My dogs were the most loving creatures on earth ! I just said they didn't realized how big and powerful they were ! When i was coming home from school, both were so eager to cuddle with me that they would race each other ending up jumping on me to lick my face, putting me down in the process... đđ They were the Love of my life !
@@escanor9920 It remembers me when my female Rotie pushed me on the wall without even realizing it xD but still so lovely
I love how the puppy isn't afraid of the big dog. And the gentle way the big dog plays with the puppy. So cute!
When the Rottie must be the size of Godzilla from her point of view !
I like how sheâs trying to lick the inside of the big dogâs mouth at the end
@@pateris I don't know if it's really true or not but it has been said by many animal trainers that dogs don't or can't always tell size when meeting bigger or smaller dogs. I doubt that's true though.
@@stevepatrickjarvis I must admit I don't either !
Every dog is a wolf.
I love that their solution to the chaos was adding ANOTHER Frenchie. Iconic pet family đđ» đ
0:52 I love when the rottie thinks about eating the puppy maybe, then glances up at Mom & thinks better of it. LOL
Thatâs actually called a grumble, they kinda just be growling without any aggression itâs weirdđ like theyâre not upset they just talk in a rough accent
*we just playing momma*
Lmfaooooooooooo
Hope those frenchies came from a shelter or anything similiar⊠pls donât buy them from breeders đą
battling those intrusive thoughts
If you ever had a Rottie, then this probably doesn't surprise you. Such a wonderful breed.
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â@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I agree wholeheartedly in what you put. However just spamming it like this is going to end up doing more harm than good because people will either ignore or just flame you. Peace be with my friend.
And my đ!!
My rottie plays with my parrots
@@darklord5913 my rot gets bullied by my 3 chickens đ
"She's not a cuddler." Dozer holding Daisy down with one paw.đ
With her little hankie around her neck too đ
lmao that had me dying, he is like "B*tch its calm time, we are chillin right now so just relax."
Dozer basically asserting some dominance and showing Daisy she is out of his weight class
@@BryonYoungblood yes i spoke to the dog she told me that too
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Cesar Milan just got jealous.
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Dogâs personality always reflects the ownerâs.
@Wynn General personality of lovingness and friendliness are reflection of the owner
Not entirely true. I had a Belgian Malinois, and he was treated very well. Would protect me with his life. But, I witnessed him killing baby rabbits, despite screaming for him to come back, attacked a cat once, pigeons and even though I'd be upset with him for days, and he knew, even had a look of guilt and would want to avoid the carcass afterwards, I could not control its prey drive. My dog might simply tear this puppy to shreds. Its in its DNA.
â@@roderickthered4981 bruh my sisters Rottweiler did the same. He'd kill rabbits, baby rabbits, birds, and neighborhood cats who got too close. Thats just a big dog thing, alot of them were used for hunting dogs. So like I said this dogs killed rabbits and cats, and then my dumbass decided to get a kitten. Hilarious enough he adjusted well, but the other dog (boxer great dane mix) got bullied by the cat when she was a kitten. The rottie doesn't borther the cat the cat doesnt bother him. I even caught them snuggling. You gotta introduce them slowly calming. Also puppies are your safest bet. Dogs arent goldfish they wont canablize or kill their young. The most important part is introducing right.
@@frankiejonathanfb Its tough to fight their natural instinct, but maybe you found the secret. I didnt.
Thats really true . My dog hates kids but when she met my neighbor 2 months old puppy she is so gentle with her. I think my dog really take my personality that much
Dozer is so amazing with the puppies. Itâs amazing how love and trust and acceptance comes naturally to dogs, yet humans canât seem to get it together at all.
What a brave pup, he could fit her in his mouth.
That was the best part of the video. So very cute.
...it looks like the rottweilers energy core became alive đ
She'd be safe in there. Rottweilers are incredibly sweet and gentle with little guys, they tend to know their size and strength. My big boy is so careful around children and the elderly.
Yes
You nasty
When I found a litter of Australian/Cattle Dog puppies in an abandoned house, I brought them and their mother home to raise. At the time, I also had a 130lb male Rotti named Mojo. He watched over them like a proud Daddy! Mojo would 'babysit' the litter, have them hanging off his ears and climbing all over him...but he never got cross. And you know those puppy teeth are razor sharp! But he would just love on them. Miss you Mojo! Best dog I've ever had in my life.
So sweet. Mojo sounds like he was a lovely old soul. No better quality in a dog in my opinion
@@michaelbigelow3255 Thanks, but I had no choice once I found them. We found them all good homes mostly on ranches/farms except for Stasch.
This all happened in a February blizzard at about 7500' in SW Colorado. I originally found 6 puppies that the mom led me to. After getting them settled into my nice warm camper trailer, I went back to the shed to double check.
That's when I found one more tiny male who had managed to get himself stuck under an old couch. The wind died down just enough to let me hear his frozen whimper. He was almost gone but I placed him against my skin inside my parka. And tore that shed apart to make sure I didn't miss any others. He lived about 14 years with me..sweet loyal boy, HUGE paws.
I'm a grown ass man, 3 kids, beautiful wife and I like to think I have things together to some degree but as soon as i read that "Miss you Mojo" on came the waterworks. You never forget what they meant to you and the pain never truly goes away. You can only think back and appreciate the time you had together.
Me too! They are super smart and very tolerant and 100% loyal.
Man, that's a story to remember for the long winter lights. And for once, I'm not kiddingâŠ
This is a family pet and is a reflection of the owner and not a beast like some owners create. Beautiful scene
Brings tears to my eyes đą reminding me of my Rottweiler Molly who would play so gentle with the neighborâs little 15 lb puppy.
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I love how she sticks her whole head in his mouth. That's always been one of my favorite things about dogs. Like when you see a toddler walking a dog 100lbs heavier than them and the dog obeys even though he could swallow the child whole if he wantedđ
And he could end up walking the child
@@dblum right
@WORLD OF FAMILY GUY who asked lmao
I loved that, as is typical with Dodo videos, the voiceover during the head-in-mouth moment was at odds with the visual...we can visualize the big dog devouring the little one, while hearing how sweet he is. And of course...he totally is. Dodo twists us into a pretzel with humor.
@@judyorourke2410 yeah it's absolutely my favorite channel with KLR productions close 2nd. I love it so much I'm even subbed and watch the foreign language Dodo channels
Just goes to prove big brothers can be so gentle no matter how big they are.â€ïž
they are different races...
@@meixo9083 So?
@@RedRoseSeptember22 let me explain: its not possible for a dog to brood different races. so they cant be brother and sister.
@@meixo9083 hahah and the dumbest comment award goes to you my friend đ
@@meixo9083 let me explain: youâre wrong and weirdly confident about it?
I love how sheâs like, âYouâre gonna play with me because Iâm not gonna stopâ! She is a busy girl, and adorable.
Hi how are you and I guess you are a pet's lover?
Yeah this is a typical and basic French bulldog behavior. They are super energic and hyperactive. Always want to play. I have 3 French bulldogs and believe me you never get bored with them.
@@xenes3170 Ok dear that's good to know. Me I love pets and I have a dog with me. I am doing good today. So dear where are you from if I may ask..?
You are really beautiful what a beauty eye and a lovely looks go along with your beautiful smile đâ€đđđđđ„łđ€đ„°đ
Get a smaller tea cup for Mocha.
Just keep going until theyre invisible.
My face started feeling weird while watching this then I realized I was smiling.Been a while thanks Dodo.
Gentle giant and fierce little pup, perfect match đ
It is so wonderful seeing Rottweilers WITH their tails and ears NOT clipped. These dogs are so gentle but yet territorial and protective of US. I cannot wait to get a home with a big backyard and TWO Rotties.
Wonderful video, Luv. Judging from what I've seen and heard you are truly a wonderful and cultured lady.
Sounds like fun canât even lie
I love seeing animals with their natural body parts as well.
totally agree. I have a blue nose pittie and I would never crop her ears or tail. I remember a long time ago my sister got a black lab/Great Dane mix. He was about 100lbs. His tail would always knock over glasses on the coffee table. People told them just get his tail cropped. Their response was to cut the legs off of the coffee table so his tail went right over the glasses. LOL
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I have a rottie. 196 lbs. He's just the most gentle giant with his little brother on sister. Both corgy mixes . His head weighs more than those 2 combined. He just loves and protects them. It's really sweet to see.
Love how gentle Dozer isâŠthose frenchies are a handful , they are small little tanks. They ran around like crazy in the doggie park, I just stop moving when they start zooming around. My dog avoids them.
lol
Every puppy should have a puppy.
The more the merrier!
Love it when she sticks her nose into her red bowl....and the Rottweiler is the best dog ever......such fun thank u huumon
I love Rotties. I've had 4 myself over the years and they are such great dogs. They know their strength and capabilities and will be very gentle with puppies and small breed dogs as well. They are also great with babies and small children. They are tough dogs and don't get hurt very easily, so if a baby or small child pulls their ears or slaps them, it doesn't hurt them plus they acknowledge that these small humans mean them no harm and like a puppy. They are very gentle and even protective over a baby or toddler. I'd take my Rotts to dog parks often and some people would be afraid that they would hurt their puppy, but I assured them not to worry. They would love to play with the puppies and act just like one themselves. Like I said; they know their strength and power and are very gentle with puppies. They would even submit to the puppies by running from them and then lying down when the puppy was playing and biting them. There's something calming about Rottweilers that puppies pick up on. They sense that they're safe to be around them and try to engage them in playing with them.
She was not gonna give up easily đ Itâs the persistence for me đđŸ
That is simply outstanding that you guys could afford another puppy for the older puppy, as probably most people can't. But still, I'd do the same thing if I could, so great to see them so happy.
Ouch. You have literally no idea about what they can and can't afford, and that's your comment. Go away, jelly.
Adopt, donât shop â€ïž
@@RockingSoulDiva "BEEEEEEEELIEVE ME, YOU'RE PREACHING TO THE CHOIR!!!!" I cannot say the words in this comment on how I truly feel about selling animals ..... any animals. All animals in any type of circus should be outlawed PERIOD. Any type of use of animals in ANY SPORTING EVENT SHOULD BE OUTLAWED. IF ZOO'S NEED TO CAGE UP AN ANIMAL THEN IT SHOULDN'T BE IN THE ZOO.
@@MyMy-zi7yv Unfortunately, the way of the present is that many of the animals in zoo's are the last or nearly the last of their kind...due to poachers of animals Not in cages. That whole subject is a bit more complex, than your Yelling caps imply
â@@elisemiller13 Well it depends on the zoo. There are some pretty incredible zoos that are indeed the way you describe them. But there are also LOTS of zoos where animals are kept in very small and inadequate environments and they are kept solely for the profit of the zoo owners. I've seen too many videos and images of animals in zoos kept in tiny inadequate concrete enclosures and they look miserable. Zoos like that should be illegal.
It's so nice to see Rotties who haven't had their tails docked
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She is such a riot chasing him around like sheâs the boss lol đ
Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception!!.!...!!!..!.
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Such an adorable little menagerie â€ïž Btw, I love that the Rottweilers have their tails đ„°â€ïžđ
All my Rottie's we're like this when we brought a new "family" member home. Our last was a Blue Pittie, rescued from a fighting situation. (They were dumping her at the pound because she wouldn't fight) We just happen to be walking in to look for our next rescue & we took her right then & there in the parking lot. She was only 12 weeks old, full of scars & her ears were poorly cut w/rusty scissors, almost down to her headđ Got her home & my Rottie somehow knew he needed to go slow w/her. Within 2 days, she was jumping on him, bringing him toys & running around the yard. They're favorite pastime is tug of warđ She is now a healthy happy 5 yr old. We also have 2 other dogs & 2 cats. She just adores the kitties, despite all she had been through â€ïžđŸ
Thank you for being a rescuer!
God, it makes me so sad thinking about what some animals go through. I'm SO GLAD you were the lovely people to adopt this traumatised dog. I'm so happy to hear she's finally in a family that loves and cares for her with other animals to keep her company. Thank you for adopting. So worthwhile. Wishing you all the best
Oh my heart! đ How can people do that to any animal! Wish theyâd use themselves as bait instead of poor, innocent dogs!đĄđ„
Thank you for rescuing her & giving her the life she always dreamed of. đ„° đ
ah ok, not all dont know dogs so. you did good my friend, you are a good person for what you did. wish you best lucky and happiness!
I want a dog so bad but I don't have time for one like this, it's like having a baby at home lol
The fact that the ratty is holding back barely opening mouth and pup fits inside and he shows us while smiling is hilarioussss. Heâs like showing off how sensible he is getting extra points ! Lolz
Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception!!.!...!!!..!.!.
JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!...!!!!
I wish them many many years of true happiness and joy.
I love the larger dog lets daisy inspect his teeth. This is too funny and so cute, they are like an odd couple. This had me smiling from ear to ear. đ
Glad they let him keep his tail.
Except for the puppies....
@@mikeuk666 they are French Bulldogs. Their tails are bred to be that short.
The world needs more people like you! Thanks for sharing and the best of luck!
"And they all lived happily ever after" đ too cute!
Hello đđ» how are you , I must say you are handsome your handsome caught my attention
What a cute friendship! The Rottie is so gentle!
Daisy went hiding under the dresser as a small dog and then emerged as a bigger dog. đđđđ
All I can say is THANK YOU! My favorite people, DOGS!
Dozer is so patient and glad there's a new puppy for the puppy, so he can get a break sometimesđâ„ïžâ„ïž
I can imagine he is glad Mocha can help keep Daisy in check due to how much energy she has going on
Rottweilers are the best family dogs. Super loyal and friendly, incredibly smart, yet super intimidating to strangers who may lurk onto your grounds.
This is the real Rottweiler. Lovely dogs.
Slightly of topic, but the look of the rottweiler in the thumbnail is the exact expression my dog used to have whenever he used to 'casually' try to steal food off of my plate! đ He was always really gentle, and would delicately bite it while giving me a look that said "you don't need this".
I love you Riley! †RIP â€ïž
In my mind "HEARTWARMING" is the perfect word to discribe these babies interacting together.
That brief moment when he was deciding whether or not to eat the pup LOL đ
Yea, the lip pull back was hysterical!!!!
Its really cute seeing the progression of their interaction.
Rotties are naturally sweet when they are not being horribly treated by a** hole owners who just want to try to turn them into vicious guard dogs and otherwise don't care about them. They ( Rottweillers ) only deserve good loving owners and homes - like in this clip. đâ€
Dozer: "Another one?!? Really, Mom??!
Oh,sheâs super duper sassy lol đđđ„°
Hello Glendađč it's nice meeting you here on CZcams. Where are you from?
Thank you very much for that dose of cuteness jf chased all the darkness away
The big guy is so friendly and loving of his little sisters. Hes a very good protective big brother I'm sure
No, it was over to fast! I loved it when Dozer had his arm across her belly to stop her. Yes heâs big, that doesnât mean heâs aggressive. More people & animals are bitten by small dogies, rather than big ones. â„ïžđŸđŸ
They might be bitten by small dogs, but the big ones finish them off.
I was bitten by my aunt's poodle when I was young. I hated that dog and poodles for a long time. But as I grew up I realized she was just a nervous little dog that didn't like strange people in her house. But I've always handled large dogs better. They are like other people to me. Lolđ€
@@danadavis6097 Poodles are evil.
The best part of this video is the three homeless men they brought home, fed, gave showers and beds to. After all, these are not self centered people who value the amusement of animals over the value of human life. This woman clearly wants to help stop human suffering on the street, not just feed her own ego with dogs.
@@danadavis6097 That's because most people don't train small dogs. They think it's "cute" when their little dog barks, growls, bares its teeth, nips, gets protective of sleeping /eating spaces, toys or food. These behaviors are dangerous in large powerful breeds but largely ignored in small ones. Kids come along and get bitten by untrained dogs.
A lot of the time, puppies (especially young ones) benefit from this socialisation! They love knowing âoh, I can trust this animal!â or âoh, hereâs where I can hide!â Or âhereâs how I should behave at dinner timeâ â€ïžâ€ïž
Dear God, this would be a dull world without our canine friends. Iâm 61 years old and Iâve been a dog owner since the age of 21. I truly love animals.
Hello đđ» how are you , I must say you are handsome your handsome caught my attention
@SandraBullock-rn3vs Well, thank you Sandra. Your to kind. And very attractive yourself. Take care of yourself and I hope you have a happy and blessed life.
@@richardwoods3658 thank you handsome friend where are you ?
@SandraBullock-rn3vs Just whistle, and I'll come running.
Oh my! This is just so sweet. They really warmed my heart and got me all mushy inside. Cute, sweet sweet pooches. Love them all.
Itâs amazing she could just out her face so near his mouth. Smart and gentle
I just love this pet dynamic. Big dog with little puppy is a heartwarming combination. This proves that there is no such thing called the aggressive dog breed
How?
@@JimmySnakes Because it really depends how the dog is raised. Like humans they grow to be like how they grew up.
Damn the little dog had no fear chasing a mahoosive dog around & the trust they all had shows they all love each other
When we got our Jack Russell five years ago, we thought our lab would be great with it, but was concerned about our Shepherd. Sheâs the queen bee, the smartest one, and our guard dog. Well, our lab was okay with it. But they sort of developed into rivals and spend more time doing things to purposely annoy each other. So the Jack Russel turned to the shepherd for a playmate, and at first she didnât want anything to do with him. Well, he wouldnât give up either. And then she started to respond in a way that was like, âI deign to notice you, peasant.â Anyway, itâs been that way ever since. Well, until recently. Now sheâs too old to play with him and in the next couple of weeks Iâm going to have to get her put down because she has cancer. But poor Joey. He just doesnât understand. He barks at her almost constantly, like: âPlay with me, play with me!â Of course, she canât. And she canât hear him anyway.
It's a very very sad time when a member of your family is slowly wasting away and you can't do anything about it but keep them comfortable. My heart goes out to you and your family as its a very hard decision to make . A part of you will probably be in denial and she will get better and the other part is seeing the pain. I hope you get through this and think of all the happy times you had with her. God bless you and your family
That's great seeing that a big ol Rottweiler could actually learn that he could of been a puppy again, so that's when her mom decided to get a much smaller dog so that other dog could have a play mate. So anyways God bless everyone who comes across this comment âïžđïžđđ
the dog version of dad jokes!
@Marcus Smiley God bless you as well Marcus
Same to you!
Oh thank you, God bless you too!!!
Thanks Marcus, God bless đ
Dozer is so gentle đ
Rotti the best ! đ
I was having a terrible day until I watched this. That is the sweetest thing EVER! Thanks for sharing that.đ
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Rotties are such gentle giants. My family has had three in total. Two were when I was very young, maybe a toddler. My parents never planned on having rotties btw, one just followed my mom home one day and she was like âwell guess we have a second dog now.â They weâre practically second mothers to my brother and I. Theyâd come check on us constantly and would follow us around the house and let us lean on them for support when we were learning to walk.
Our current rottie is my boy. He is so good with kids. Heâs normally very rambunctious but heâs like hyper aware of himself when heâs around small children, he makes sure not to knock someone over. Heâll find the nervous ones and just sit on their foot and lean against them. Heâs the sweetest boy.
They are. I have a Boxer and he loves Rotties.
My first experience with Rottweiler is when I was about 7-8 y old. My family just moving to new house and greet new neighbor, who got this really big dog. The dog looks really scary and intimidating, but he really nice and friendly to us (in first meeting) I forgot his name already, but I never forgot my first impression
I had one from elementary through high-school. Was almost like a babysitter. Waited for us to catch bus to school then be waiting for us to get home. Used to practice his herding skills with my bro a sis when we had deep snow running back and fourth knocking us over to stay put. đ Love Rottweilers!
@@capt.obvious9058 aw sweet! Did he stare at you 24/7 too? Lol thatâs pretty much my rottie. Heâs always just watching me
@@talonsandtails501 Haha, yeah big brown eyes. They are all about family bond. I hope to be lucky enough to have one again someday.
Love this...how fun to see how they all interact with each other...Very heartwarming!
The best part of this video is the three homeless men they brought home, fed, gave showers and beds to. After all, these are not self centered people who value the amusement of animals over the value of human life. This woman clearly wants to help stop human suffering on the street, not just feed her own ego with dogs.
@@noneone8726 Oh that's so gallant of you siting in your parents basement typing out mean comments...what have you done to help the homeless - probably a big fat ZERO - it's a big problem, but what each of us can do is to take care of our family and that includes our four-legged members as well.
Go take your sad self and rain on someone else's parade
@@noneone8726 "Oh you like dogs? THEN WHY AREN'T YOU HOSTING HOMELESS PEOPLE, YOU NARCISSIST."
That's how absurd you sound. This is not a zero sum game. How about you go support systemic change to mitigate homelessness and poverty rather than making bizarre accusations in youtube comments?
Omg, 2 crazy little Frenchies and one big gentle Rottie, LOVE LOVE LOVE this so much! They joy and fun just radiates off of them. Excellent pet parent.She understands her dogs and sets them up for success and happiness. They all look so fit and thoroughly content. Seeing dogs living their best lives is like balm to my soul.
What a great place to be a dog. The best life ever. So happy! đ
Love how he was so gentle while they were playing tug of war. So cute lol
They are just simply adorable.
So refreshing to watch this. This is the substance of material that should be on every platform.
I'm so tired of seeing violence on platforms which are creating a norm by over broadcasting violence everyday
Yay puppy love
0:39 i love how he pulls on the grey toy, she flies and then he stops pulling because he just remembered sheâs the size of his paw-
By the dogs behavior you can see it is a very calm, safe, and loving environment they live in.
That was so funny when the second puppy showed up...that Rottweiler was like "oh my goodness". You could see it on his face.
Heartwarming. Dogs are top notch.
Dozier & her kisses. Cute. Sheâs a ball of energy. A red mixing bowl, thatâs crazy.đđđđ.
One thing for sure...don't mess with his tiny siblings !!! That big brother will take you out !!!đ
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A Rottweiler is gentle to a tiny puppy, she is a very brave dog. And this rottweiler is a well trained dog. Congratulations to the owners.
Itâs so cute to see the oldest playing with puppies
This is the exact story of my rottweiler named Tyson. When he was like 2ish, we got him a German shepherd pup. We were amazed by the fact that how gentle he was with the pup, and they went on becoming the best friend until Tyson passed away in june , 2021. That was very hard for us
Two little Frenchies and a Rotty! You are so blessed. đđđ
Rottweilers are super loyal dogs. Great guard dogs and family pets.
Brings tears to my eyes reminding me of my Rottweiler Molly who would play so gentle with the neighborâs little 15 lb puppy.
The size difference is hilarious! They are all playing so well together!
Hi how are you and I guess you are a pet's lover?
@@roycooks1567 you bet
@@debbieschultz9768 Ok that's good đ. Me l love pets and I have a dog with me. So where are you really from and where do you live right now if I may ask..?
WHAT A BIG DIFFERENCE BUT BOTH ARE SO ADORABLE OH MY GOSH RESPECT TO ALL
Little dog naughty. Big dog super chill. Love it.
Haha - the unravelling loo roll, is a classic doggy favourite.
Thats why we love dogs so much
I am 100% a cat person, but the pogo stick bounce at 2:36 still gives me life! While Daisy and Mocha both love their big brother, I know Dozer is _bound_ to be happy Daisy has a high-energy sibling now.
Yes! That's too cute! Didn't notice that.
Join the dark side and become a dog person. Those aren't even the cutest dog puppies
Oh you guys! Always making me tear up. And what now- another even tinier dog at end. You know exactly how to pull on these heart strings!
That's how my two rescue dogs are. One older the other younger and the younger always starts it.
What a Beautiful tough Guy
These dogs are so preciousđđ