How Different Are Different Types of Dogs?
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FYI: We try to leave jargon out of our videos, but if you want to learn more about this topic, here are some handy keywords to get your googling started:
Breed group: A grouping of dog breeds based on their historical jobs.
Dog personality traits: Levels of playfulness, curiosity, sociability, and aggressiveness that dogs exhibit based on testing.
Animal Cognition: The study of the mental capacities of animals.
Confirmation bias: The tendency to interpret evidence in favor of one’s existing beliefs.
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References:
Svartberg, K. (2006). Breed-typical behaviour in dogs-Historical remnants or recent constructs? Applied Animal Behaviour Science 96 (293-313). Retrieved from www.appliedanimalbehaviour.com...
Svartberg, K. (2016). Personal Communication.
Hare, B. & Woods, V. (2013) The Genius of Dogs: How Dogs Are Smarter Than You Think. Retrieved from www.amazon.com/Genius-Dogs-Sm...
Helton, W. (2010). Does perceived trainability of dog (Canis lupus familiaris) breeds reflect differences in learning or differences in physical ability? Behavioural Processes 83 (315-323). Retrieved from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2...
Pongracz, P., Miklosi, A., Vida, V., Csanyi, V. (2005) The pet dogs ability for learning from a human demonstrator in a detour task is independent from the breed and age. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 90 (309-323). Retrieved from www.appliedanimalbehaviour.com... - Věda a technologie
So everyone seems to have found the unevolved arcanine, but no one seems to have noticed the other fictional canines who made it into the video.
here's a hint: there's not a busy bee in sight.
I found a blue duck at 0:14. I don't know if it is from any show/game/book.
Those ducks are from Duck Hunt, I think. The dog is Duck Hunt dog.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_Hunt
A very famous retro game!
How this relates to busy bees I don't know.
Those are Duck Hunt ducks, but those aren't the dogs you are looking for...
Does anyone else call their dog a puppy even though it’s a full grown dog?
LaurForLife Exclusive MMEEEEEEeE
Yeah... My dog's a Pomeranian
YUP
I'm guilty
I'm guilty
I have a chihuahua, he doesn’t even ask like a dog, I’m convinced he’s a squirrel
“He doesn’t ask like a dog”
You: What do you want for dinner?
Dog: NUTS NUTS NUTS NUTS NUTS
Chihuahuas aren't dogs, they are abominations.
Bugay Den 😂pfft
Bugay Den that’s exactly what he does
jabloko992 he’s a chihuahua dachshund mix so he’s even more of an abomination than you think
I saw growlithe and James
It's at 0:55
IKR? I wanted to comment it. 😂
Yea
Grassy Hoodie just saw this and was like ‘ did they just put a Pokemon in there?’ Loved it x
Same
To the people commenting "who saw the Pokemon dog, Growlithe," we ALL saw him. He was hard not to miss.
the team rocket dummy too.
AnimeLapse They're asking people who saw that too, even though it was right next to the Growlithe!?! Wow, people are hungry for likes.
Google Plus Pisses Me Off lol
And no one talks about the ducks from Kurzgesagt at 0:14
Every single racional person sow it, we are not retarded
Don't think I didn't see that growlithe
Don Hullander thanks for saying it 16 secs before me ... damn
Don Hullander +team rocket clown
lol i knew it
right!!
Don Hullander we all did
Lmao I WISH I could have a growlithe as a pet
Arctica The Fox I want arcanine
You'll save a lot of money having a fire breathing dog but your life will be a disaster if you failed to raise it.
Legit when I saw it I was like growlithe is my dream dog
Shut the fuck up furry
Facts
Doberman pinschers are not mean!
Some are a bit protective.
TizzyRose, I think your right.
I had one
One kicked my dog with it's muzzle for literally no reason. But it really was no reason...
Dreamer X • A rottweiler pushed my little young puppy :c
At its at this age in my profile pic
After watching minuteearth for some time, I'm starting to think that you (or the ones drawing) have a soft spot for Pokémon, Kate.
gotta catch 'em all
Lolthe growlighte though
Mr. Cool Guy
That sneaky James figure.
everyone has a soft spot for pokemon tbqh fam
comments= 80% about growlithe pokémon, 14% about pitbulls, 3% about "dont judge a bark by its cover" and another 3% about their own dogs
also *about* animal abuse comments throw in there, too
MaryPretty 1781 imo, don't judge a bork by it's cover is waaaaay more better
annnd 1% about you explaining this
well how often do you think about owning a fire dog?
Haha I scrolled down to the comments right after pausing the video after seeing the growlithe, expecting many comments to be about it
0:58 isn’t that red dog just the Pokémon Growlithe?
Really? Are you SURE that the dog with a Mohawk isn’t real?
hahaha, I mean, the team rocket behind the bush confirms it XD
@@ianhamilton9600 we are 100% positive
No, I think it’s a rat
Yeah, of course!
I love how you put the references to the actual papers in the description! With roughly 60% of the US as dog owners, you'd think we'd know this already by now - but sometimes we need a reminder to conscious ignore or disprove stereotypes.
But all but one of the links do not work!! I've been looking for the study of the 13,000 dogs everywhere. I suspect we have been bamboozled...:/
Old school Pokemon reference on the slick
Sneakin in a growlith. I see you minute earth
Subscribed! I liked your video. Thanks for sharing. 😁
Silver Sneakey Growlithe!
It seems that there are a lot of cat people in the comments, but don't worry, we're preparing something special and feline for you. Rawr?
Adorable
I didn't really sub for cutness...But this vid was amazing i never see peeps doing vids like theese anymore so thankyou,for giving me an anumation about dogs.#^_^
purr
Bork
Floof
When i tell people that dobermann’s are my favorite dog breed, and i want one when i get older when have a family or something, they always tell me that they are dangerous something like that and they should be kept as a guard dog instead, it always irritates me since they are very well suitable of being a family dog aswell as a guard dog, it mostly depends on how the dog is trained aswell as it’s personality, and not the breed.
Doberman are adorable. We had one. He was so cute 💓
@Mr.Teddy &co almost no dogs are dangerous just because if their genetics. I mean, Shar peis were bred just for fighting but they can still be loving
I've seen Dobermans with undocked ears and tails. They were just like overgrown dachshunds (two lying beside me right now).
I get that Minute Earth is trying to say that we shouldn't judge a dog simply based on what breed it is (e.g., it's a pitbull therefore it must be aggressive)--which is a fair enough point. The video, however, seems to be conflating breed groups (which is very general and encompasses a number of different dogs breeds) with a singular dog breed (such as a doberman). Thus it's not a good argument in support of their point.
It's not surprising that there is a large amount of variation in temperment, mental abilities, & behavior within breed groups (such as the working dog breed group), since dogs within breed groups (such as Doberman, Newfoundland, Husky, etc.) were often breed to perform very different jobs (such as guarding, rescue, pulling sleds, etc.). For example, Newfoundlands who were developed to rescue people are incredibly friendly even towards people they don't know (which is good considering their job--rescuing strangers) whereas dobermans were breed to protect their owners and property and are on average pretty wary of strangers who enter their homes (and yes aggressive in this situation). This same logic can be applied to the other breed groups (herding, toy, sporting, etc.).
Even though it's clearly wrong to think that all huskies, pitbulls will be the same (clearly there are individual differences in genes and environment for each dog), the evidence presented in this video doesn't nullify the idea that specific dog breeds (which were breed to look and behave in certain ways often to serve a specific function), have characterstics that distinguishes them *on average* from other breeds.
I'm not trying to say that all dogs of a specific breed act the same way with no variation...far from it (I'm sure there are lazy huskies, agressive newfoundland, non-protective dobermans out there), but to say the breed has nothing to do with it goes against the idea that genes influence personality and mental abiliteis in some way. Keep in mind too, that since dogs for most people primarily serve as compansions, many dog breeds in recent times have been breed to reduce the aggressive tendencies that were historically characterstic of their breed (the great dane is a good example of this). Thus, if there are fewer differences in the psychology between dog breeds today, this likely has something to do with it.
Finally. Someone who doesn’t tout the “Any Dog Can Bite” slogan.
I have a Doberman who thinks and behaves like a labrador stereotype around humans.. he will lick them to death.. however, he is the most aggressive protective dog if there are other animals near the house or around his humans. He has gone up against bulls and cobras to protect the home. He was raised to treat all humans as friends. It's all in how you raise them.
Racist
@@hg.chetan This is not true at all, dogs, much like humans have personalities and natures. Breed groups on average have certain natures much like humans have certain natures. (to better get an image imagine cultural differences as differences in nature). These differences are immutable, unchanging, and generally present as certain temperaments. Even if we find one special case, we can clearly see a trend say with for example japanese culture being collective and USA culture being individualistic, much like we can see Pitbulls being aggressive and retrievers being more friendly.
Basically if you take dog genetic tests, much like humans, you can identify its breed like a person can identify their ethnicity this way. These then of course overlap, but then when we look to see what changes we see clusters emerge, and with it we see trends and traits appear, illnesses as well.
So I would say you can do everything you can try to raise them right, you cannot however not take into account their nature. A pitbull will forever be more prone to aggression more than a lab, or a collie.
Not only is the evidence as said above, its literally statistically everywhere. Humans, dogs, everything has its own nature nad we either are responsible and appreciate and respect it, or we ignore it and it leads to tragedy.
@IHatePteranodons Thats the thing its not really that simple and generally statistics show this brutally. As well as the fact that we often misunderstand culture as something a people, an individual does and participates in but we often forget that ulture is also tied into something such as ancestry.
People dont really beave like those around them because they are raised identically, rather they still act and identify differently because ancestry is, a very important element of culture and of ourselves.
The easy way to imagine this is a simple mind experiment, replacing people X with people Y, lets say we take the Nigerians (X) and replace them all with chinese (Y). A slow burn kind of way where the chinese eventually replace the nigerians after say 500 years. BUT all the chinese were raised in nigerian culture. Can we say for sure that Nigerian culture exists anymore? Well rather no, and that is because culture isnt only something you do, it is something you also are (we can infer here that ulture has a point where it simply eventually dies, due to too much change over time until it is not at all comparable to what it once was). The reason for this is because culture evolves with a specific people, who have very specific traits, in a specific place over a specific time. Thus only that people can everyembody say Nigerian or chinese culture, only they can carry and propagate it.
You can be say "chinesized" ? or "Nigerianised" but you will never be either nor a member of either cultural group. Rather it would be akin to a boarder collie trained to act like a pitbull and vice versa, human share about the same amount of divergance as dogs do from each other.
generally the way one can see a hirarchy is - ethnic population -> culture, rather than culture -> population. Since the latter asserts that it forms the former when that simply isnt true (people tend to unite mot readily based on their immutable traits as is, ancestry being a huge element of identity is thus important in all cultures)
This is the reason why I brought up cultures, mostly because it illustrates the differences albeit the seeming similarities, but also because it is an accurate comparison. (the only time we see multi ethnic societies is when there really is no original culture left, and it really is just a stew of things people do, without any real roots.)
JEALOUS OF THAT DOG YOU HAVE
Yo I see that growlithe at 0:55
And James
KKrieg And James is it Arcanine or Growlithe
FreshHat Gaming , Clash Royale and more Growlithe
KKrieg And did you see Kojiro? :3
KKrieg pokekon pokemon yas
For my various medical issues, I have a service dog in training. I get a lot of crap for him because he looks like a rottweiler. Actually, he is a mix of the two "most dangerous" breeds, a Rottweiler and a Pitbull. It's not fun to talk to people about my new puppy only to get the dreaded question "What breed is he?"
(It always ends in some kind of "oh. Are you sure that's a good idea?")
I purposely chose his breed because it provides me with what I need (a tank of a rottweiler, to use as a mobility dog, and the unwavering loyalty and affection of a pit bull) I also love rottweiler coloring, and also the wide head and open-mouthed "smile" both breeds are known for.
I know this will probably cause many conflicts in the future, especially because I look like an ordinary college-age girl, but I'm determined to let it help me educate the public on service dogs and the damage of breed bias.
Thank you for reading this beast of a comment. Have a nice day! :)
Touka Kirishima awesome 👏 👏👏 I wish you good luck on destroying the breed bias
I have a Rottweiler pittbull mix as well ! His name is Roman
I wish I could have a Pitweiller one day, sadly not legal in my country. I hate how some dog breeds are demonised ... Good luck with your dog :)
Wow
i have a pitty of my own but my uncle owns a pitwieller and hes just sitting next to me smiling and wagging his tail being "very vicious" im pretty sure the only harm he could do to anyone is nocking them over from being to exited about seeing them
I'm pretty sure my lab (who's called Shadow) is a cat, she likes to lie on the deep window sills she doesn't even look outside she just lies there
I feel like the reason these dog breeds are associated with these jobs is because they have been breed to have PHYSICAL characteristics that make them better at it. Then they can be trained since birth to fit that role.
Certain breeds may not be more aggressive than other but are born with a physical form that makes them more dangerous. Raised to have an even temperament they are safe, but it only take a few poorly raised ones to give them a bad rep.
Now this makes a certain amount of sense. If you want a guard dog, for example, you're obviously going to want a larger, faster dog, than a smaller or slower one. A small dog could still be trained to be a guard dog, but would be less effective than the larger dog at it.
Thank you. this really cleared things up for me!
@@macsnafumy dad had often to visit farms for his job. According to him it are the little dogs to be afraid of. Not the large ones.
Of course it’s not that serious when a small dog attacks.
@@jannetteberends8730 I met a guy with the most well-behaved chihuahua I've ever seen, who argued that aggression in small dogs is exacerbated by both limited training and ignoring the dog's boundaries. If they're too little to knock people over, 'don't jump' is lower-priority, and if their growl is a comical little squeak, they have to do a lot more to get the idea of 'don't touch me' taken seriously.
Where can I get a Growlithe?
Route 7
TH3zer0 XD
guessing you noticed that too XD
With the team rocket reference too
Jtrain Media I went straight to the comments to see if anyone else noticed 😂😂
0:57 Ahh yes, my favourite dog, the Growlithe.
This comment needs more likes
My favorite dog too
0:57 i think the dog in the middle there is a little broken
Moral of the story, a dog is first a dog.
We influence there behavior by how we raise them.
*their
you influence their behaviour, but not so much their physiology. a pitbull can still snap your arm like a twig if he wants to. so if we have a small dog and a big dog with short temper, with one do you think will try to kill a human if he get pissed off ?
The one who has an owner who hasn't established himself or herself as the pack leader clearly lets the dog become the pack leader. It isn't right to classify psychology by breed, only physical traits. A pit bull for instance will only show distrust for you or biting because you have not yet established yourself as a pack leader or a friendly face and told them they are in a secure environment. A pack member follows the leader, so naturally they are as the leader is. A chihuahua would be willing to tear you to pieces just like a pit bull for instance would if placed in an unstable environment that they weren't meant to be in or are lacking the right leader.
Unless if you mean it's energy, in that case, only the owner can fulfill the needs. Would you keep a horse indoors? No. why? It needs to run! Same applies.
AppleCore360 what about biological proclivities?
00:55 I spy that sly growlithe insert
and I approve
I saw that to, love it
+superwally188
Fox remembers it all.
Superwally188 I know I just finished the season
+Olivia Arctic Wolf I finished it 10 years ago and finish xyz series a week ago
+Olivia Arctic Wolf wait no xyz isn't finished yet
That thumbnail really peed me off it depends on the owner if a dog is aggressive!
My first childhood pet was called Latté (she’s lives with my parents rn) and I had actually wanted a kind of high energy dog like the ones you see in ads, movies etc. but she ended up being the laziest couch potato and the cutest little thing!! She’s a rescue btw and I literally cannot imagine why someone would neglect her in a garage because she super sweet lol
Your voice is so soothing you should be a story teller for kids or be in audio books
that's exactly what I was thinking. a sweet soothing voice... makes me wish some of the audio books I've listened to were more like hers. its a rare gift
B Nick Smith voice of a
I'm
who saw the growlithe?
Waldo and team rocket
OMFG i.... i i found you. dude where the fuck have you been?! its been 30 years! you just disappeared when i wasn't looking! without saying even one word! your mom is freaking out man. dude Waldo come home man just... just come home.
Waldo y
Waldo me
PunGowder Me
My lab/retriever/collie mix is also named Watson!
Our Pembroke Welsh Corgi's name is Sherlock :)
00:05 😁 love the “Best in Show” movie reference with the characters.
The guy with the cap and Bloodhound gave it away. He used to drive his mother crazy with naming nuts.
97% OMG A GROWLITHE in chat
3% other
But yet I haven't seen a comment about James from pokemon 0:59
Nvm I found one
Not exactly!
Its growlet evolove form dude
did you see the guy with the r on his shirt its team rocket
@@derrickblanusa7479 I KNOW ITS JAMES FROM TEAM ROCKET
Who else like the growlith scaring james
me
Its thr opposite
TheAtomicNoobinator :p me😂😂😂😂
Me
TheAtomicNoobinator ._. Me
Doggo and Pokémon references
I have two dogs, and there’s a kennel in the backyard for them so they don’t run away when someone is playing outside or something. But they can’t be there if nobody’s there because apparently one of the dogs can escape.
Our neighbour told us he was climbing the fence to get out.
I have a bulbasur .
Monster
Heisenberg 0723 😵
Heisenberg 0723 and i have sylveon
Xxmaxihowlxx Aj i have sylveon
That Growlithe will take care of him.
GROWLITHE AND JAMES!!!
Poké Jedi, James?
SeanToons - Animations idiot you don't know pokemon
Go charizard fire blast
I love the Growlithe at 0:56
I misread the title as "How Different Are Different Types of Doggos" and now I'm happy.
anyone else saw that Growlithe?
yup
and team rocket shirt ;)
yup me 2
and James
yes, and James from team rocket.
Don't ban good dogs
Ban bad people!
Kazzini_Animates ask how’s a good boy not who
Kazzini_Animates BAN EVERYTHING!!!!
Kazzini_Animates we'll ban you
YEEEEEES!!!!
Dogs rule people drool!
When a dog crosses his/her front legs while lying down, hes a kind hearted one
Weren't dog breeds bred for certain personalities? This conversation always has a subtext of defending pit bulls, but how often have you seen a mean lab or a sweet chihuahua? They exist, but how often?
I've actually seen quite a few mean labs. I've been around PLENTY of dogs of all different breeds and the hardest bite I've ever had was a lab.
Exactly. Why didn't they quote studies comparing how different individual dogs are in the same breed, instead of comparing different breeds? It's not a direct answer to the question
The chihuahua problem is mostly because of incompetent owners. They usually have no clue how to train a dog and to be honest they dont care much, because they dont really have to. They cant do much damage conpared to a big dog.
Curtis Densmore yeah. I mean if you are mean to your lab then obviously it’s gonna be a shitty dog. Likewise with a bulldog. However when training a bulldog or something like it you have to train it to not be aggressive. You don’t have to necessarily do that with other dog because they aren’t as aggressive. Obviously you must train all dogs to not be aggressive but you really do have to do more with those damn pit bulls. Ugh.
Yes that was the subtext, but nothing she said promoted that position if you actually listen. Plus, there is always an issue with looking at "aggressiveness" as an isolated personality trait. A slightly aggressive Chihuahua is less of a problem than a slightly aggressive pitbull. This effects the practical usage of the information, and it effects the way in which people keep the dogs which in turn effects their personality. So its a bit stupid to take these studies further than their original usage of proving a very small isolated fact.
To what degree are dog personality traits hereditary? Could you breed social, friendly, or intelligent dogs? Has anyone done this?
How are you 26 minutes ago?
how r u 26 minutes ago? this video was made 2 mins ago
James Craver dude wf
Time traveler
yes you can
there is a list somewhere on how well dogs can learn from humans based on the breed they are
so they can be bred for obedience and some sort of intelligence in the least
This is absolutely not relevant but if u heat up marshmallows and grind up Cinnamon Toast Crunch and put it together it tastes good
Lol 😂😂😂
How long do you heat them up?
until Half Life 3 get's released
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Sahar Lerk I love you 😂
Sahar Lerk what does this have to do with PUPPYS🐶🐶🐶🐶GRRRRRRRRRRRRR I MAGIC PUPPY
Interesting information and really cute drawings 🐶
I have a cross Springer Spaniel with Japanese Akita and he is incredibly smart. He figured out himself how to twist door handles to open doors, and get your attention by slapping your knee with his paw.
He is moody though, he occasionally growls at my cat if he tries to climb over him.
He almost never barks or makes any verbal noise so he mostly communicates through a form of sign language he invented, placing his chin on your lap, giving paws, high fives, and placing his chin on the arms of sofas is usually how he tells you certain things. We didn't train him to do that he just sort of made up his own language.
I get that there's a lot of genetic variation within a breed, but nobody is ever going to convince me that chihuahuas are just as smart as border collies. I mean, the two dogs with the largest human vocabulary recognition (about 2000 words) are border collies. Try to teach a chihuahua 2000 words.
try to teach chihuahuas how not to be annoying little fucks, hate that breed
Some are not like that, but all pure races are inbred so I hate that breeds are even a thing
+ifer So you must really hate cows, pigs, and chickens.
No, actually I love them so much that I don't eat them or their secretions. But you misunderstood: I don't hate the animals, I hate that breeds even exist, because to create breeds you need to inbreed because you only allow animals with very similar genes to breed, wich reduces the gene pool. Pure breeding is animal abuse
ifer lyf Dogs wouldn't even exist without breeding. We bred them from wolves. So you would prefer the most beneficial animal known to man simply not exist? Ok...
0:57 is that James from team rocket?
ali samy Yes its Yo homie James
Its james vecuse you can see team rochets R logo
ali samy I think
ali samy yep
Lol
0:55 I'm pretty sure one of those "dogs" is a pokemon like it you saw it all
and the "surprises" is depicted as James from Team Rocket lol
Omg The clown doggo
Bella Pfaff I saw the same thing!
Growlithe
Hi I really like your vids and our school shows us lots of your vids so we get a better understanding and I love you guys so wow thanks for making school fun
So does this mean I can get rid of all these rottweilers and use toy poodles to protect my scrapyard instead?
Xeno Tone No, because toy poodles can't do anything. They will try, but they can't even puncture skin.
No, for their hearts are strong but their jaws weak. This is also why you'll never achieve your dream of becoming a professional wrestler.
+Gareth Dean dont believe in what you cant do. We can do much more more than our thoughts.
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Chihuahuas are better
So...there is million dog breeds but there is one left... DA GROWLITH XD
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1:38 I was scared of dogs at one point but surprisingly a pit bull named Iris made me feel better and now we have adopted her.🐶
Growlithe and James made my day omg.
I have 6 pit bulls and they all are very kind and playful. 2 females and 4 males; 5 out of the 6 are related in some way and are pure blue's.
jake bent wouldn't that make 7 since 2 f + 5 m = 7 dogs?
Up At 3AM your right I meant 4 males
Are related in some way? This can't be good :/
jake bent if u just have one male that would be good:/
jake bent that's a lot I just got a pit (puppy) named Zion he's part Rottweiler and soon I'll get a girl blue grey
Why is every1 hating on cats 🐈 they are smart, proud, kind, loving and beutiful and cool!!!
Dogs are also smart, more pack instinct, cute and adorable, loving and Caring!!🐶
Twenty LoneWolf i love u
Twenty LoneWolf yeah, but sum cats are selfish af xD
Twenty LoneWolf cats are adorable too!
Danko Musik Says the person who has a D as an icon
Cats dont really care about anything. But yes they are loving. They are also mouse murdering machines.
I know this is an old video but what group would great dame be in?
I have a Dobie and that is exactly him laying on the couch doing nothing while I clean up his messes.
Have a nice day random scrolling person ;)
Thank you
Thanks, you too! ;)
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0:56 WAS THAT A CLOWN! A TEAM ROCKET CLOWN! BLAST THAT SONNUVABITCH OFF AGAIN.
I have a Westie and he’s so cute but sometimes he is so annoying 😂😂😂😂
I had a Doberman pincher, we got him when I was 9. He was the most adorable happy dog, his whole behind would wag. But it was useful that people had a bad perception and would see him as agressif cause no one would bother me on the street.
Lol the Growlithe
And Duck Hunt
I have a 100 lbs Ridgeback who thinks he is a lapdog.
Giver Of Zero Phux my boxer is always laying on me
130 cane corso I call him peaches
+Study Abroad no
I have a miniature dachshund who thinks he's a damn big and strong dude :) That's why he always gets puzzled and surprised when something happens and the world around doesnt react properly at his desperate efforts :)
Giver Of Zero Phux juhu
Can we give an applause to the artist who drew the dogs in this video to look like different breeds of dogs that are identifiable as dogs instead of weird cartoon shapes?
WOAH WOAH WOAH 0:58 THE ORANGE LOOKING "DOG" IS A POKEMON! 😂😂😂
I absolutely love that James (from Team Rocket) and his Growlie (Growlithe) reference!
and that kids, is why you should love all doggos.
0:54 anyone else notice that the third dog was a freaking growlithe
*NEARLY EVERYONE*
Dobermans are very sweet, get rid of the reputation around them.
yum feces
I like your statement...
But the username,
Wow.
Growlithe at 0:52
Tee Saifele and homie james
Tee Saifele yep
Tee Saifele lol
And James from Team Rocket lol
Tee Saifele so true maybe there's a picachu to lol
0:52 Is that a Growlithe I see?
0:55 Also there's James dressed up as a clown... Idek
Halina Alex I thought I was the only one
The dog breed doesn't make him dangerous, nice or playfull. The owner does.
yes and not. there are blood lines of some breeds like malinois that are more likely to attack
So thousands of years of selective breeding did nothing to dogs?
Genetics don’t matter now?
I agree with wildfoxn95
False.
Different breeds have different genetic temperaments.
Training just manages what genetics gave them.
Puppers are puppers. Just love em and give them lotsa attention. Whether they gots a nub, or a floofy swirl tail, or even a skinny long boi tail, make them wag.
Dobermans are excellent dogs with children, especially if properly trained. Their breed originates with Karl Dobermann, a German tax collector. He would often have to travel through bad parts of town carrying sums of money, so the risk of him being robbed was very high. So he needed a large, highly intelligent dog to protect him and that was how the doberman was born. Dobermans are not just guard dogs but also bred to be personal body guards and companions, so they are very sensitive to emotional cues as to best understand what their humans need and intelligent to understand what needs to be done. Dogs like Dobermans get a bad rep from the perspective of intruders and strangers who are not trusted by the dogs.
Is it possible that our brain does the same thing with humans? Great video as always and lovely dog =)
what are you traying to say? Mexicans are not all rapists and drug dealers?
Possible? Probable...almost assuredly!
Called stereotyping.
There still are differences and that's the main thing that needs to be remembered. Races are different, physically and mentally. Modern media makes you seem like hitler if you even imply that fact.
Please no race realism on a video about dogs.
I have a dog that is part Chow and part Australian Shepherd, and she does not match up to those breeds(I don't know about chows that much) but I do no that Australian Shepherds are more active, herding dogs. Meanwhile, my dog (the pig as we lovingly call her) is just fat and lazy, but is definitely more of friendly loving dog that just wants to be loved, and even shows guilt when she does something bad(like eating the cats food)
Sooo.. tips on where to find Growlithe? Preferably from a shelter.
*Well i have two cats can i join the comment section* ?
Me too! xD
join the next video's comment section, they say its about cat this time
Mewtwo?
you can't judge a bark by its sound
so if a bark is high pitched i cant judge it as high pitched, alright.
My dogs a small female lab but her bark is very deep and scary
For me the breeder is far more important than the breed. And then of courses the owner even more.
I'm getting a "Aussie" a.k.a a Australian Sheppard what breed is watson?
dogs have no limit to their intelligence when it comes to food, you can teach them at a rate of 1-2 words/day as long as it's food related, like biscuit, dinner, sausage ect ect, but anything else is much harder for them to learn for some reason XD i wonder why.
I guess their motivation is higher when it comes to food. Maybe if you give them treats when teaching them words they would learn better
I think the previous comment was sarcastic...
Yeah, my dog is getting his degree in advanced quantum chemistry
How about a couple of Masters in Quantum Biscuit mastiffs
All I know is that my dogs know 'food', 'dinner' 'snack' 'kitchen' and 'bowl'. When we tried spelling words they learned those too. They now also know euphemisms like 'mince time'. All-in-all maybe several dozen words.
Yet they are still unaware of how a dog door works.
My dog is a shih tzu cross something-or-other, and we thought it would be a pretend dog for comfort since our two other dogs died (we've only really had working breeds untill now). But Trotsky decided that he would much rather roll on his back for scratches, chase horses (once he jumped out of a moving car and chased a rottweiler into it's own backyard) and roll in/eat shit. Seems like that whole "toy dog" thing is more abott how you raise them than anything else.
My dog is a shih tzu cross Maltese, but she’s more of a maltese because she only has the shih tzu tail
I have a Shih-Tzu crossed with something and it's huge!(13kg) but he looks exactly like a Shih Tzu and he's very calm and nice. I think I just got lucky!
MinuteEarth: video that's 2 minutes
My brain; wAIT-
Shiba Inu has more cat traits than dog traits. Classed in the Non-Sporting group
@Ermhs Parasoidis they look very foxy but act very catlike.
weird. for my 4th bday my mom and dad got me a dog, a standard schnauzer named Brodie. he was originally bred to be a show dog, but his bottom teeth are in front of the front teeth and that disqualifies him. so he went up for adoption, and we bought him. my mom and dad bought him thinking that he would protect me. the only thing he does that could scare strangers is jump up and down excitedly lol. there where these teenagers that threw toilet paper on the trees in front of my house and he barked at them tho.
I have a rottweiler and he doesn't bite nor is he ferocious but I still can't understand why everyone's afraid of him
Angana Bose probably the public generalized it that way which it doesn't have to be. It's not the dog's fault if they are being bad, its because their owners are bad...
People often confuse dogs that *can* fight with dogs that have a tendency towards aggression. In fact, many of the dogs with the strongest tendencies towards aggression are very small breeds. Of course people aren't so scared of them because of their size and limited potential damage (which is still more than most think). I honestly don't know as a breed which way rottweilers go, but any dog from any breed can be ruined, it just is easier for some than others. Any breed can be raised properly with some competent training.
Angana Bose yeah, I have a pitbull and she is the sweetest thing ever💜
Angana Bose I've always wanted that kind of dog. I have a weinner dog and a cocker spaniel. (I know that sounds dirty but that's really the kind of dogs I have.)
koalalover 07 lol
Aw Kate your dog Watson is so cute! What a beautiful dog.
0:54 now you don’t have to watch the whole video searching for it
how is it that theres tons of videos like this one, but you have places banning breeds like pitbulls because theyre "too aggressive"
ignorant bastards...
To be fair, this video doesn't mention aggression. There is also the fact that some dogs have more damage potential than others (e.g. an English Mastiff could hurt you more than a Chihuahua).
The thing is those dogs banned due to aggression aren't actually more or less aggressive than any other dog breed. True they have more damage potential due to size or bite strength like Graham X said earlier but they're mostly seen as aggressive due to who buy/train that breed of dog most often. You're more likely to see pit bulls in dog fights and rough neighborhoods than collies for example. That doesn't actually mean pits are "meaner".
Because statistics do show that Pitbulls are highly aggressive and far more dangerous than other breeds...
www.livescience.com/27145-are-pit-bulls-dangerous.html
However what is not entirely understood is the reason for the aggression. Some of it may be due to selective breeding for aggression, which has certainly taken place, but it also could be because a particular demographic is more likely to own certain species of dogs - ie, if you want an aggressive dog, you buy a breed that is seen as aggressive, and then you treat it in such a way that you encourage its aggression - pair that with the fact that such breeds are normally very strong with powerful bites and you have a news story.
Stronger laws on dog ownership & treatment would probably work better than banning certain breeds, but based on the unarguable statistics, pitbulls need to go.
correlation doesn't always equal causation. while there may be statistical evidence of link it's doesn't mean there not a common factor in the case of dangerous dogs it's that idiots think one breed is tougher so they buy that dog and bring it up that way.
Got a labrador, but I don't see her going to bite a burglar any time soon... :-/
thats not what they are bred for
they are supposed to retrieve things
Jesus Christus you didn't see the video yet, did you?
My black lab, on the other hand, got in SERIOUS trouble more than once for biting people; once, an actual burglar, once an angry neighbor who had grabbed my brother by the arm, and once a police officer who had the wrong address, kept asking for a person we didn't know, and then tried to shove past my mother with one hand on his gun and get into the house. He was a really friendly dog, even around strangers, but if he thought you were trying to hurt somebody he would stop you.
My black lab is the softest dog in the world, if another dog gets feisty though he won't mess about and when i take him hunting he'll just switch from being soft to knowing exactly what to do. Labradors are strong as hell and can bit like much bigger dogs, no matter how soft they seem they will protect their owners and are very good at it
Willem van de Beek
i did watch it
and nowhere in it was the claim that individual breeds dont have temperaments that are roughly corresponding to it
the claim in the video is that the breedgroups have little to no ability to predict temperament
0:55 nice to see a wild Growlithe in the mix
The nicest dog I've ever been around was my friend's doberman pinscher, her name was Maybelline. She was the sweetest dog you would ever want to meet.
Yes, boxers are more like labs.
I was floored when I heard people thought boxers were supposed to be mean and vicious. o_O
Like, the hell you talking about? I've had boxers all my life and all were over-grown goofoffs that would probably just lick you to death rather than bite you
I know some, and they're just adorable, like the only thing that wanna do is play and be cute :3
I know right I have a pit bull and when I when I found out people thought they were scary I was like the helllllll cause in my opinion pit bulls are some of the cutest breeds like they are also super derpy 🐶 every time I see a pit bull they are super nice and the unfriendly one’s are just the one’s who have had the worst live’s I mean if you were hit starved and neglected you would be weary of what all humans
The swedish equivalent of that saying is "don't judge the dog by the hair" soooooo
No way! That's amazing.
Jonatan Lysell wtf, u go to ma school. 😑
Who is you??
*sits calmly with a Newfounland* HES EVERYTHING EVERYBODY.
My Chihuahua barks with no bite, but that's the only dog like thing she does, everything else she does like a meerkat and a feline. And sometimes because she's red haired she looks like those small foxes. Too adorable and spoiled. And she falls asleep hugging her favorite teddy 😍💙