The husky also does this if the mail arrives, the sun comes out, the wind blows from the east, mercury is in retrograde, or when a celebrity has an extramarital affair.
I had two huskies and a street mutt that we found on a walk. The huskies loved that El Gordo a lot but he would always run away when they started howling.
@@Nezha_Main I made this comment before realizing there was another comment like that one, I could delete it if you like me to but I truly didn't know.
Reminds me of reading that 1 article, a family with a German shepherd came home to what looked like it could be a murder scene minus the body, their blood spattered dog wagging his tail welcoming them home after defending the house.
@@Gatekeeper0880 they tend to be very friendly and playful with close groups of people. (people they see all the time) however when they see basically people trying to hurt someone close to them, well... they may not be around very long. Just know its telling you that it'll kill anything that tries to harm you or anyone that it likes. Every time it sees you
@@shortsandwich5573 I think thats more because you can get them to be perfectly and instantly obedient... There would be much, much more effective breeds for combat as such...
When my Shepherd was 3 or 4 months old someone tried to get in my apartment. We had been playing and training, and he went from this sweet puppy to a 35 year old Marine with 33 confirmed kills in .8 seconds. I haven't worried about break-ins since.
Omg yes, it's one of those bark is worst then thier bite. But I enjoy my husky she only barks when someone knocks and if she needs potty as I have partial hearing and can't hear to good without hearing aids. And I hate wearing them at home
@@Stonecold300 completly true. But you would really have to piss one off to find out how bad it really is. All the huskies I've ever seen rather run from the fight or just be obnoxiously loud to show they are in charge
@@bag-chaser despite their unsettling skills, dobermans are great dogs. They were breed specifically to protect people, not to attack them or other dogs. So they're generally very calm and easy to train. But yeah, this shit is terrifying
@@Redjs90 If they aren’t trained. I know doebermans are quite food driven. But if they are trained halfway decent you are not leaving that room until Master is home
My sisters shepherd gave someone who decided that her house would be fine to break into the need for over 30 stitches. The dude barely made it over the fence into her yard before her shepherd was on him. He learned a hard lesson that day.
We had a nosey old neighbor, one day our Shephard decided she didn't like it, took his nose off. Cops told.him he should kept his head on his side of the fence. Ps, the cops were tired AF about this guy complaining about every other person in the neighborhood over the previous 2 years. 911 whats your emergency"His pool is dirty" "their kids are being loud!" "Their yard isn't pretty" I mean you get the idea?
Two burglars broke into a friend's house one morning. Her 3 dachshunds ran yapping to their beds. Her German Shepherd escorted the 2 out the back door where he backed them against the wooden fence. The worst part was her Siamese cat. As one of the men was against the fence, the cat approached him from above and behind, dropped onto his neck and shoulders like a fur collar, and sank claws and teeth into his flesh. He screamed, fell and rolled around, but he could not remove the cat. He got by far the worst of it. I wonder if he ever tried to burglarize another house?
My neighbor's German Shepherd started staying awake in the hallway guard dog style after they had kids. He straight up refuses to lay in the bed with them. Once the sun sets, he's on alert.
I was walking home through my back yard alley one night with my husband when we both went quiet with the "goosebumps" feeling. It was almost completely dark out but just light enough to make out silhouettes. We both silently turned to see 4 huge dobermans that were usually always kenneled in the nieghbors backyard stalking us. Even though I was drunk I'll never forget that image
@LucyBalleArnezz, I ♥the Doberman look of like, "Seriously bro?! Mehh he must've been lost...", lol. The goldie tho, they're just too loveable & outgoing... ^_^
The Husky one always takes me out. The stare with wide blue eyes accentuated by the lamp like a horror movie killer is absolutely what they look like. And the tornado siren is so accurate. I’ve had three (yes all at once) and it was chaos when a person they don’t know walks in the door.
@@GreebleClown oh absolutely. I think there was only one time our male got really defensive of my stepdad and it was with another dog, not a person. He didn’t even do anything. Just growled so deep from in his chest we had never heard that’s sounds from him before or since.
Dobermans, Pitbulls, and Rottweilers can pretty much get by on protecting your house by sheer presence alone. Their clout for being "violent" breeds (which isn't the case if you're a good owner to them) is enough to make any robber turn tail and scramble.
Dobermans were bred specifically as a guard dog to have a powerful, intimidating build. Earlier Dobermans were also fiercer to be more protective of their owners but over the years their aggression has started to be reduced down in their breeding to be safer in families with younger children whilst still retaining their defender's loyalty.
We had a Doberman and she'd let people come into the house but as soon as they'd turn around to leave she'd try and attack them. She was a super sweet dog and only ever did this with people who she did not think had a good vibe
My sister had a chihuahua. It was the spawn of Satan. I only saw it once or twice in its too long a life; any time she had guests over, the demon seed was locked in her bedroom, where you could hear it snarling and barking.
Funny enough, I had a Bernese mountain dog named Loki as a child. He was so sweet and loving towards everyone, so my parents and I joked that if anyone tried to rob us, he would welcome them in. The summer before my senior year of high school, my dad and I heard a loud/deep bark and growl from downstairs at 3am. It was a bark we had never from Loki. We go downstairs, and he is barking at the window and we saw 2 teens we're running from the house. Dad was like, "well I'll be, you will guard the house." Love you lots Loki. Thanks for protecting us ❤️
My friend (a bermese mountain dog) only did that deep scary bark once in her life. Trembling with fear, she placed herself between her human and the threat and let out a mighty boof. It was a snowman.
My family's border collie Pippin would do the exact same thing. All the neighbor kids loved him and he almost never barked (unless he saw a moose) but if you were sus, he would go off. I remember him growling at two guys who were being really creepy while I was on a walk with him...pretty sure he got treat when he got home. Some dogs just know, it is wild
I have a Husky/German Shepherd hybrid and his bark totally changes depending on the situation. His barks are high and whining to me when he wants something, but as soon as there’s a stranger lurking about his bark goes down like, 5 octaves, and he seems to get bigger (his fur fluffs up). It was startling when it first happened, lol. I’ve always had small dogs, he was my first big dog.
@@sophfro Oh man, a dog named Pippin, reminds me to that movie The Meg, when the Chinese bride calling for her dog named Pippin like a million times, LoL. 🤭❤ I hope you also have one named Merry...
I have 3 dogs. A watchdog, a pointer, and a porter. The watchdog will watch you steal everything I have. The pointer points out the good stuff, and the porter helps you carry the stuff out.
You should try something like a black mouth cur. I've never had a dog that will go from laying on the floor feet to the sky airing out their belly to guardian as quick.
@@glad2baliveare they actually quiet? Maybe I'll get a dobe mix next then. I have a GSD mix and she's great but she's super loud 😂 she will bark first and then check out what she's even barking at. "Oh, it was just leaves falling, silly me, false alarm" Seriously, noisy af
The german shepherd was on point. We once had a break-in attempt, we came home in the evening to find the front door open and our dog chilling in the hallway. He was guarding the front door while enjoying a piece of the burglar's (bloody) pants that he tore off when he went for him. He was a good boi and he got many treats that evening. ;)
And it's not even like the German Shepherd is violent, he's just smart enough and loyal enough to understand that this is the correct situation to use violence.
Yea and I had a German Shepherd and my neighbor does, and that German Shepherd (neighbors) goes off when the Mexicans dog walks out, and the dogs started fighting once but the neighbors was behind a fence
Was half-expecting one for a Chihuahua to just drop on/rush him as soon as he entered the room while screaming like the rabid singularity of rage they are lol.
I used to know a guy who bred Dobermans. He had "Beware Of The Dog" signs all over his property. I was scared to go near the fence, so I avoided it. Until one day I had no choice but to get from where I was to where I needed to be meant walking right past his yard. Cute little Doberman puppies crowded up to the chain link to say hello. I walked quickly to avoid meeting momma. Then it happened, she saw me, saw how close I was to her babies and came to the fence. Turns out, nicest dog I ever met. Let me rub her head over the fence and pet her babies through the fence. I started taking that route all the time, and loved interacting with that doggie family every time they were out. I miss those dogs. P.S. The guy was pretty cool, too. He was in the yard one time, saw me engaging with his animals, came over, and we talked dogs for about 20 minutes. Awesome guy with great pets.
honestly the only reason a dog would be super angry or aggressive would be because of how the owner treats them. i imagine the owner of that dog family was amazing
@@Zachary_McLarenThey're so badass to me. I would love to have one, not just as a friend but to feel safer at home, but I have a parrot and I'm afraid he'll hurt her because she's so clingy and might annoy the dog.
I heard that Dobers are really quiet, "looks could kill" dogs, but I've always wanted one because of how regal they look. Also, the short fur, absolutely, no need for so much grooming.
That's actually a really German behaviour, even as humans it's commonly known that you just don't go onto other people's property without consent. Just to the front door or bell, everything else is just barbaric
This is so perfect! Our neighbors sadly got robbed one year at Christmas and the videos show their 2 Goldens following the robbers about wagging their tails and generally being very pleased to have visitors. They didn't even bark once 👀😮
I don't know what kind of Doberman you had but we had two that were definitely not like that lol. They loved their people so much that they were super protective at least for show. One of them it was all show and if you just had the guts to walk up to a 100-lb pissed off dog and pet it He would be your friend 😂
As a Golden retriever owner, that’s pretty accurate, usually whenever someone enters the house, she’ll make them lay on the floor and pet her and if they get up before she wants them to she will lay on their legs 😂
The Husky:*CODE ALPHA DO READ ME CODE ALPHA DO YOU READ ME* The German Shepherd:* THIS CODE ALPHA READ YOU LOUD AND CLEAR WHAT'S YOUR STATUS BETA* The Husky:*ALPHA HE BREACHED THE BASE I REPEAT HE BREACHED THE BASE* The German Shepherd:*RELEASE THE ALARM I AM COMING IN FROM BEHIND* The Husky:*SOUNDS THE ALARM*
My mom and step-dad have a husky who is like 1-2 yrs and he's like a toddler with adhd hyped on sugar He also doesn't even need an excuse to be loud asf
I had a dobie/weimaraner mix and 100% this. Especially if you messed with me. Doesn't matter if she likes you, you mess with me you're getting bit at minimum! Best dog I ever had! She actually saved me from being kidnapped, then saved my life a couple years later.
@@kennethosbourne1300 having a wonderful dog that was a loving sweetheart and would protect you with everything she had is absolutely amazing. She passed almost 20 years ago but I still think about and miss her. I wish everyone had a pet they bonded like that with.
As someone who had a husky for 16 amazing years before she peacefully passed, every knock and every person opening the door warranted at least one bark if not more.
I laughed so hard because i got two huskies, someone tried to break into the house once and it's exactly what happened, the guy left the house so fast he dropped half his own stuff on the way out, like his watch.
if the thief brings treats my German Shepherd pup will welcome him with open arms. the Border collie may want to herd them, but I'm sure he'll see the light if enough treats are given to him
The Doberman will not let you leave, the German Shepherd has waited his whole life for this opportunity and the Husky will let you know that there's someone in the house.
@timo1383 My grandmother had a Daschund, and she fought EVERYONE she didn't know that crossed into the yard or even used the sidewalk. She was FEARLESS yet the greatest cuddlebug ever. Miss ya Gretchen.
@@crazyfinnster9040 as someone who grew up around champion bloodline Rottweiler breeding… a strong Doberman puts them ALL to shame. A Doberman can tear a Rottweiler apart no joke. They’re calm, but they’re by far the deadliest.
My malamute mix likes to wait until I'm having a nice conversation with someone, then start talking too. Then get louder, and shriller... Until someone pays attention to her. She doesn't bark much, unless it's fetch time. She has a love hate relationship with frisbees. I always imagine her inner dialogue is like "eviscerate!"
I’m a golden retriever owner, and my pupper just flat out brings you stuff if he sees you. Like, if my mom came home for work, my dog would run away for a second and then sprint back with some household item. He does this with everyone, even strangers.
It’s cause he’s a retriever, he’s just gonna go grab things and bring those things to people he’s excited to see or be around. Very happy dog from what I’m hearing
Can attest for the German Shepherd. I had a 135lb German Shepherd and he lived in our detached garage. One morning he seemed particularly happy and I went into the garage and someone had tried to break in overnight. He left behind a bloody jacket with a torn sleeve. They don't play with intruders 😂
I have a 110 pound black German Shepherd and had a similar experience. Based on how excited, happy, and eager mine was to show me his handywork though, I honestly believe that, to him, that experience WAS "play time". Maybe a darker and more bloody version than most think people think of, but most definitely seemed like play time. I have a strong feeling the person who broke in didn't feel the same way. Oh well... that evening, I cooked him a top of the line, thick, fresh from my butcher seasoned steak, green beans, and mashed potatoes made from scratch... my pup understood how good of a job he did after that dinner! Lol
I like to imagine your laying in bed and your husky gets right next to your face and is like, "I feel like screaming. AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Bro my husky’s broken. It doesn’t make noise. I’ve read the instructions, maybe the batteries aren’t working? It’s also very short and fat for some reason. Any ideas how to fix it?
My old roommates had 2 dogs. One was a Husky, the other was a Husky Germand Sheppard hybrid. The latter was my favorite. She was such an angel. 100 perfect a heart of gold. But whats so sad, is even though she is so loving and protective, you can tell she grew up in an abusive environment because she will flinch and look sad and guilty the second you raise your voice or say her name a certain way or move too fast. Like dang, baby, I wish i could heal your pain like Ajak or Echo or Mantis
I remember a german shepherd on the base I used to live on. She was old but holy shit was she smart. She could UNLOCK and open the door. So when you walked past the house and saw her staring out the window you were terrified cause you knew damn well she could open that door if she wanted to. She wasn’t…very aggressive but if she saw the wrong person I have a feeling she would fuck them up. She was a retired police dog which explains her intelligence but none the less a little scary.
Yeah, I heard about a border collie that could open doors (as stated by my friend’s mother) and was astonished by its level of intelligence. I never thought certain dog breeds could preform such human like tasks.
Exactly. We had doggos like that, and it wasn't just windows, but also all our gates. They even "ordered" their own food from the resto nearby. Another one used to bark at me, "maaa maaa" whenever she couldn't open the lock, hahaha. They were all aspins tho. Truly wonderful memories with them. Oh I miss them so much.
My German shepherd opened doors too. No one messed with us when we took him out for a walk. Even when he was very old he chased a few stray dogs just because they barked at us and didn't stop until I had to pin him to the ground. I miss him.
The husky also does this if the mail arrives, the sun comes out, the wind blows from the east, mercury is in retrograde, or when a celebrity has an extramarital affair.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bro, I've never seen a comment more criminally underrated before
Oh dear…ear drums must be tougher than I thought!
Huskies when existing:
*_HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNN-_*
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I'm convinced that Dobermans live by the motto "If I have to get up, it's going to be an issue for you!"
Definitely
*Dobermans
That's my future motto right there. Never seen it summed up so well but yh I have anger issues and I'm lazy.
@@mariakhan7986 get over yourself kid
Very much so
Having two huskies they indeed let out a tornado siren no matter who or what enters.
As someone with a husky I agree
agreed😂
I had two huskies and a street mutt that we found on a walk. The huskies loved that El Gordo a lot but he would always run away when they started howling.
😆😅😂🤣😂
Living with huskies is like living with emergency sirens that run all day, every day.
Violence never solves your problems, because you’re not using enough of it. - German Shepherd.
Nah, they'd probably say: "Violence isn't the answer, it's the question. The answer? *YES.* "
@@sapphire8902 right exactly like what the top comment said 2 months ago .....
@@Nezha_Main I made this comment before realizing there was another comment like that one, I could delete it if you like me to but I truly didn't know.
lmao highly underliked comment 😂
Holy shit, I used to think I was a cat. But your quote makes me think I may be really a German Shepherd. LOL
Shepherds wait their whole lives for an opportunity like that 😂
Reminds me of reading that 1 article, a family with a German shepherd came home to what looked like it could be a murder scene minus the body, their blood spattered dog wagging his tail welcoming them home after defending the house.
Depends if their trained. I seen some friendly ones that just wanted to play, then again it might be because they were one year olds.
Except mine, apparently. Mine acts more like the golden retriever lmao
@@Gatekeeper0880 they tend to be very friendly and playful with close groups of people. (people they see all the time) however when they see basically people trying to hurt someone close to them, well... they may not be around very long.
Just know its telling you that it'll kill anything that tries to harm you or anyone that it likes. Every time it sees you
@@cody1212143Never.
If any german shepherd ever is loved by a human
They will defend that human with their life.
Its the best thing about GSD
German Shepherds are the embodiment of "you fucked around, now you gonna find out."
German Shepherds give Germany a violent reputation
@@fischX they're not violent, actually. They're fair and protective, like most shepherd breeds.
@@fischX I don't think we need German Sherpherds for that one though
@@fischX well tbh I don't think German Shepherd's give Germany a bad reputation bcz they r known to be police dogs & being in bomb squads
@@nightowl334💀💀
A German Shepherd goes from 0-100 in less than a second
Thats why they make sick K-9 units
I think that bit was in reference to what happened to a robber when trying to exit through the doggy door
I have a German shepherd poodle mix
Someone broke into my cousin’s house once and their German Shepherd chased them away lol
@@shortsandwich5573 I think thats more because you can get them to be perfectly and instantly obedient... There would be much, much more effective breeds for combat as such...
When my Shepherd was 3 or 4 months old someone tried to get in my apartment. We had been playing and training, and he went from this sweet puppy to a 35 year old Marine with 33 confirmed kills in .8 seconds. I haven't worried about break-ins since.
Excellent!😂😂😂
*went
Lol😂😂😂
Until the robber just shoots your dog ...
@@Snowball_Eartheven more time spent in prison then
A husky owner of two boys, that was very accurate. They're both incoherent and out of tune from each other, yet they're brothers.
Omg yes, it's one of those bark is worst then thier bite. But I enjoy my husky she only barks when someone knocks and if she needs potty as I have partial hearing and can't hear to good without hearing aids. And I hate wearing them at home
O.M.G. The ONLY explanation a husky parent CAN give. 😂🤣❤
Imagine husky choir
@@ThatGuy-mp9og considering how bad their bark is the bite can still be pretty bad
@@Stonecold300 completly true. But you would really have to piss one off to find out how bad it really is. All the huskies I've ever seen rather run from the fight or just be obnoxiously loud to show they are in charge
Golden Retriever...
Such a meaningful name...
It indeed retrieves gold
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😂😂😂 Thanks 😂😂😂
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They'll retrieve anything, just don't expect them to give it to you. Those jaws are locked until something better comes along.
As a husky owner, I can confirm they will just howl and stare into your soul
That's scary
Ok but I have a goberian (husky and golden retriever) and it’s pure chaos when someone breaks in
@@olivers_biggest_fan0053the dog: you can't break in the house if I break it first 🗿
That's scarier than being bit to a criminal. Alot scarier
@@redandrit2105 fr we haven’t even had him two month and we already need a new tv….. please don’t ask
The Doberman was like if I get up, you know your dead..The German shepherds won’t even give you a chance to leave..had me rolling 🤣😂🤣😂!!
German shepherds want you to run. The chase is half the fun
@@Randomfactsofwar
Very true!
Thank you for being so funny. Dogs really are wonderful. How would you do a Chihuahua?
as someone who used to own a husky, I can confirm they call in airstrikes when they see a robber
AC-130 inbound to killzone
Yep, I have 2. If my house was being robbed every house on the street would know!
Man I thought it was summoning Pyramid Head. I was way off
I love the robber's face when he sees a husky and knows what's about to happen!
True
Perfect example of dobermann. They just stare at you and you just disintegrates
Fun fact - they know how to kill humans.
I mean, not how to fight in general, but what is the best way to attack humans, to injure them deadly
@@GreedyDrunk92 this isn’t very fun
@@bag-chaser despite their unsettling skills, dobermans are great dogs. They were breed specifically to protect people, not to attack them or other dogs.
So they're generally very calm and easy to train.
But yeah, this shit is terrifying
Pitbulls around their people: 🥰
Pitbulls around intru--: 🐾🔪🩸🗡⚔👹🗿
What more can you ask from dog originally developed around 1890 by Louis Dobermann, a tax collector from Germany 🇩🇪 😂 pay tax or DIEEEEE!!!! Lol
Doberman: “That’s what I thought.”
Rottweiler: “Oh you think you can just leave now?”
Bring some treats, and you're fine. They will forgive your intrusion.
@@Redjs90 If they aren’t trained. I know doebermans are quite food driven. But if they are trained halfway decent you are not leaving that room until Master is home
Cane Corso: "I am inevitable."
@@adamb8317and you aren’t leaving that room with both your legs no matter what
LAST ONEIS SOO TRUE
My sisters shepherd gave someone who decided that her house would be fine to break into the need for over 30 stitches. The dude barely made it over the fence into her yard before her shepherd was on him. He learned a hard lesson that day.
The famous
"My dog can clear the yard in 15 seconds. Can you do it in 14?"
😂
We had a nosey old neighbor, one day our Shephard decided she didn't like it, took his nose off. Cops told.him he should kept his head on his side of the fence.
Ps, the cops were tired AF about this guy complaining about every other person in the neighborhood over the previous 2 years. 911 whats your emergency"His pool is dirty" "their kids are being loud!" "Their yard isn't pretty" I mean you get the idea?
@@anjhindulyeah lol good riddance 😂
Two burglars broke into a friend's house one morning. Her 3 dachshunds ran yapping to their beds. Her German Shepherd escorted the 2 out the back door where he backed them against the wooden fence.
The worst part was her Siamese cat. As one of the men was against the fence, the cat approached him from above and behind, dropped onto his neck and shoulders like a fur collar, and sank claws and teeth into his flesh. He screamed, fell and rolled around, but he could not remove the cat.
He got by far the worst of it. I wonder if he ever tried to burglarize another house?
@@knitwit7082goddamn they executed a coordinated strike on him. He should do a skit about that 🤣🤣
German Shepherd: "Violence isn't the answer. Violence is the question. The answer is yes."
Best comment around 😂
My new reply when someone says violence is never the answer.
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I’m stealing this 😂
Gonna have to use this one. Thanks bro, W comment.
German shepherd: Violence is the answer to all of your problems
Husky: *air horn*
LMAO😂😂 why doesn’t this comment have more likes??😂😂
How did I expect siren from Husky?
@@Cenn_Devel Because huskies are a siren- 😂
Trust me, this is the only benefit your get from huskies
ÆEEEEEEE😂😂
German Shepherd: “I’ve been training my whole life for this moment”
Funfact:I think the sound that the husky makes is a german air raid siren
(I‘m german and at least the sound is similar)
My neighbor's German Shepherd started staying awake in the hallway guard dog style after they had kids. He straight up refuses to lay in the bed with them. Once the sun sets, he's on alert.
I have 2 and the biggest one is a big old softie but he’s so big no one doesn’t want to go near him it’s the girl that bites
@@Jemand-ll6pm my female gsd has that siren! 😂😂😂
@@MellaYellow 😂😅
Dobermans are oddly chill. If you make them care, you'll regret it haha.
😂😂😂
I was walking home through my back yard alley one night with my husband when we both went quiet with the "goosebumps" feeling. It was almost completely dark out but just light enough to make out silhouettes. We both silently turned to see 4 huge dobermans that were usually always kenneled in the nieghbors backyard stalking us. Even though I was drunk I'll never forget that image
german shepherds are the literal embodiment of a Texan homeowner with a gun.
5.56 for teeth
As a Texan, that was so truthful it hurt😂
As a Texan, I agree.
...is there such a thing as a Texan _without_ a gun?
@@hisss Beto maybe?
Husky: Calls in reinforcements, Doberman and German Shepherd answer the call.
THIS 👏 💯
Gondor calls for aid!
Awesome
@LucyBalleArnezz, I ♥the Doberman look of like, "Seriously bro?! Mehh he must've been lost...", lol. The goldie tho, they're just too loveable & outgoing... ^_^
The beacons are lit!
German Shepard : if violence hasn’t solved your problems , it means you haven’t applied enough violence
Maxim 6. If violence wasn’t your last resort, you failed to resort to enough of it.
Surprisingly insightful, all things considered.
lmao
😂😂😂
The Husky one always takes me out. The stare with wide blue eyes accentuated by the lamp like a horror movie killer is absolutely what they look like. And the tornado siren is so accurate. I’ve had three (yes all at once) and it was chaos when a person they don’t know walks in the door.
From my experience they won’t actually do anything about the intruder, but hot darn if they don’t make sure everyone knows somethings going on.
@@GreebleClown oh absolutely. I think there was only one time our male got really defensive of my stepdad and it was with another dog, not a person. He didn’t even do anything. Just growled so deep from in his chest we had never heard that’s sounds from him before or since.
The swallow is what gets me 😂😂😂
German Shepherd: "Peace was an option, i just disabled it in the settings."
I am gonna steal this 👀
best one I've seen yet 😂
LETS GO IM THE 1.1kth LIKER
@@MrTitanioPlayz gg
Nice one
The doberman one is so true of any "bully" or guard dog breed. People will be so scared and the poor dogs are just vibing
A dobie I watched would clonk her head against everything. Wall, door, window, tree, my hip, car, the other dog… She was a sweet and kinda stupid dog.
IKR!!! Most Dobies would just want to lick him to death but they have such a dangerous reputations...
By "vibing", I believe you mean vibing to the sound of their own frenzied baying.
@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 no, no I don't
Dobermans, Pitbulls, and Rottweilers can pretty much get by on protecting your house by sheer presence alone. Their clout for being "violent" breeds (which isn't the case if you're a good owner to them) is enough to make any robber turn tail and scramble.
I love German Shepherds, no nonsense and they don’t wait around!
the genuine fear in his voice when the german shepard immediately chooses violence on sight 💀
Accurate German shepherd moment
Peace was never an option.
Violence is the answer.
@@calicobagels Violence is never the answer!
Violence is a question and the answer is yes!
The doberman one was nice because they usually are pretty chill but most people are terrified by them 😂
Dobermans were bred specifically as a guard dog to have a powerful, intimidating build. Earlier Dobermans were also fiercer to be more protective of their owners but over the years their aggression has started to be reduced down in their breeding to be safer in families with younger children whilst still retaining their defender's loyalty.
We had a Doberman and she'd let people come into the house but as soon as they'd turn around to leave she'd try and attack them. She was a super sweet dog and only ever did this with people who she did not think had a good vibe
@Caroline Cairns my kind of pup! Feel free to come in but you leave when I say you can 😈
My Doberman is friendly but would absolutely tear up a robber. He knows what his job is.
My boy was friendly but not to men, and not to strangers…….so…..pretty much a Doberman 😂 My best bud is like 6’6 and Kal(my dog) did NOT like him
A husky and a chihuahua would be an unstoppable alarm system
THATS A GERMAN SPITZ! SMALL FUZZY FUN LOVING LOUDEST DOG EVER!
Yes, I totally 💯 agree 😂!
I have living proof of that except mine is a terrier and he goes for knees and ankles.
My sister had a chihuahua. It was the spawn of Satan. I only saw it once or twice in its too long a life; any time she had guests over, the demon seed was locked in her bedroom, where you could hear it snarling and barking.
I have evidence that this is a fact lol owner of a husky and a pug chihuahua mix
Meanwhile chihuahua named princess cupcake is nibbling and bitting at the robbers' ankles like they're the finest brisket in the world
Funny enough, I had a Bernese mountain dog named Loki as a child. He was so sweet and loving towards everyone, so my parents and I joked that if anyone tried to rob us, he would welcome them in.
The summer before my senior year of high school, my dad and I heard a loud/deep bark and growl from downstairs at 3am. It was a bark we had never from Loki. We go downstairs, and he is barking at the window and we saw 2 teens we're running from the house. Dad was like, "well I'll be, you will guard the house."
Love you lots Loki. Thanks for protecting us ❤️
My friend (a bermese mountain dog) only did that deep scary bark once in her life. Trembling with fear, she placed herself between her human and the threat and let out a mighty boof.
It was a snowman.
My family's border collie Pippin would do the exact same thing. All the neighbor kids loved him and he almost never barked (unless he saw a moose) but if you were sus, he would go off. I remember him growling at two guys who were being really creepy while I was on a walk with him...pretty sure he got treat when he got home. Some dogs just know, it is wild
I have a Husky/German Shepherd hybrid and his bark totally changes depending on the situation. His barks are high and whining to me when he wants something, but as soon as there’s a stranger lurking about his bark goes down like, 5 octaves, and he seems to get bigger (his fur fluffs up). It was startling when it first happened, lol. I’ve always had small dogs, he was my first big dog.
@@autisticzuko2750 She saw Jack frost and knew the dangers snowmen can be.
@@sophfro
Oh man, a dog named Pippin, reminds me to that movie The Meg, when the Chinese bride calling for her dog named Pippin like a million times, LoL. 🤭❤
I hope you also have one named Merry...
Having raised and trained Dobermans, they are like lions. They let you come in, but WILL NOT let you leave.
*will not let you out alive*
Ahhh thank you, I always wondered what's keeping folks at the Hotel California
You'll be having human heads on your wall instead of deer heads.
@@alexanderm.9566 Underrated comment 👏
@@alexanderm.9566 😂
Robber: *enters*
German Shepherd: "you know you f*cked up right?"
**cues the DooM Music**
Ayo, name twins. We twizzy
As soon as I saw the breed, I was like "He can't get out of there fast enough"
I have a Belgian Shepard she's mixed with Belgian malas and German Shepard those types are used for police dogs her mom was a police dog
@@Zephyr_Phoenix76 Nah doom music is when you enter and there is a Chow chow or a Cane Corso
I have 3 dogs. A watchdog, a pointer, and a porter. The watchdog will watch you steal everything I have. The pointer points out the good stuff, and the porter helps you carry the stuff out.
German shepherd was preparing their whole life for this moment.
As a German Shepherd owner I can confirm that's how they act
I can also
agree
You should try something like a black mouth cur.
I've never had a dog that will go from laying on the floor feet to the sky airing out their belly to guardian as quick.
They want all the smoke
Their body is all natural no steroids unlike the liver king
Doberman: Huh, I guess he chose life.
@@aarpmissmeakamissme6079because they are freakishly quiet. They don't bark unnecessarily and just attack out of nowhere 😆😆😆😆 I had 2 growing up.
@@aarpmissmeakamissme6079yeah they give you time to reconsider your choices before they make the ultimate one for ya! 😆
@@glad2baliveare they actually quiet? Maybe I'll get a dobe mix next then. I have a GSD mix and she's great but she's super loud 😂 she will bark first and then check out what she's even barking at. "Oh, it was just leaves falling, silly me, false alarm"
Seriously, noisy af
@@giftofthewild6665 they are also a sporty kind of dog that needs lots of exercise
@AARPMiss Me aka MissMe they are the definition of "if looks could kill"
Husky: *you have 3 seconds until i release the nuclear siren*
Laugh all you want but a Dascshund can n WILL eat yo ass up !
*TACTICAL NUKE INBOUND*
Y e s
Husky: oh, a person. *S C R E A M*
Also husky: (the above warning was read out LOUD)
German Shepard said your stuck in here with me bro. Accurate
The german shepherd was on point. We once had a break-in attempt, we came home in the evening to find the front door open and our dog chilling in the hallway. He was guarding the front door while enjoying a piece of the burglar's (bloody) pants that he tore off when he went for him. He was a good boi and he got many treats that evening. ;)
Lol
What a good doggo
I had a German Shepherd who would drag anyone away from me if they were pretending to hurt me. Such a smart and sweet boy. I miss you, Cloud.
@@ilovericelol Your username fits in with this comment 😂
@@peppermintplush10 lol 😭🤣
And it's not even like the German Shepherd is violent, he's just smart enough and loyal enough to understand that this is the correct situation to use violence.
Accurate
Yea and I had a German Shepherd and my neighbor does, and that German Shepherd (neighbors) goes off when the Mexicans dog walks out, and the dogs started fighting once but the neighbors was behind a fence
100% we always thought our sheperd would be friends with any robber because he was just a cuddly loving thing... until somebody shady came too close 😅
@@AlexisDouFlo they know when it's time to put the hold on cuddles
Can confirm!
You cannot forget the chihuahua, they will chase you and bark for eternity
And pissingbas it's barking at you
you get a Chihuahua to wake your big dog up to react
Fr
And, you can't catch them.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody's around to hear it, a chihuahua 10 miles away will bark at it.
Was half-expecting one for a Chihuahua to just drop on/rush him as soon as he entered the room while screaming like the rabid singularity of rage they are lol.
I used to know a guy who bred Dobermans. He had "Beware Of The Dog" signs all over his property. I was scared to go near the fence, so I avoided it. Until one day I had no choice but to get from where I was to where I needed to be meant walking right past his yard. Cute little Doberman puppies crowded up to the chain link to say hello. I walked quickly to avoid meeting momma. Then it happened, she saw me, saw how close I was to her babies and came to the fence. Turns out, nicest dog I ever met. Let me rub her head over the fence and pet her babies through the fence. I started taking that route all the time, and loved interacting with that doggie family every time they were out. I miss those dogs.
P.S. The guy was pretty cool, too. He was in the yard one time, saw me engaging with his animals, came over, and we talked dogs for about 20 minutes. Awesome guy with great pets.
Honestly you got me in the first half fr.
Animals often take after their owners
the good ending
honestly the only reason a dog would be super angry or aggressive would be because of how the owner treats them. i imagine the owner of that dog family was amazing
This whole interaction was wholesome and brings me peace
Doberman really do have that "is there gonna be a problem?" Energy
They have that "sir I'm asking you nicely, to leave the area, I'm not going to ask a second time." Energy.
@@Zachary_McLarenThey're so badass to me. I would love to have one, not just as a friend but to feel safer at home, but I have a parrot and I'm afraid he'll hurt her because she's so clingy and might annoy the dog.
I heard that Dobers are really quiet, "looks could kill" dogs, but I've always wanted one because of how regal they look. Also, the short fur, absolutely, no need for so much grooming.
Truth is dobie's are pushovers. The one I had was out to cuddle attack
My parents had a doberman when our daughter was little and he was her protector, he wouldn't leave her side. They were buddies.
Ah, I see: Golden Retriever got it's name because it helps robbers to "retrieve the gold".
This should have more likes!! The name makes total sense now 😂
Funny
Oh so that's why.
Break the system be a robber and have a pitbull with you at all times.
If you have a lot of them, then they will retrieve all the gold.
German Sheperd: *VIOLENCE*
Husky: Alarm Siren
Pitbull: *MASSACRE*
German Shepherd: “Did you just… touch MY f*ckin house??”
😂😂😂
WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY SWAMP!!!
So true 😂❤
Lol
That's actually a really German behaviour, even as humans it's commonly known that you just don't go onto other people's property without consent. Just to the front door or bell, everything else is just barbaric
This is so perfect! Our neighbors sadly got robbed one year at Christmas and the videos show their 2 Goldens following the robbers about wagging their tails and generally being very pleased to have visitors. They didn't even bark once 👀😮
😂😂😂😂❤️
lol
😂😂😂 that’s terrible. They need to get a watch dog in addition to their golden retrievers. Or a security system.
😂😂
At least they love their dogs! Lol. Hahaha
as a husky owner, i can confirm, huskys sound like sirens 😭
i laughed till i cried and kept laughing at that part, the rest was ofc hilarious but that surprised me and sent me over edge XD lmao
Raiden?
Same here
@@Klee2 Air Raid Siren still can't cook 🚨
It’s true not a lie from across another house I hear my huskys
As a husky owner i can confirm huskies like to howl at new people and also jump on them
As a husky. I can confirm
As a robber i can confirm
They jump on them with their love LOL
As a house I can confirm
They’re half wolf half cat lmao
My Goldie would just happily follow the robber from room to room, hoping he finds the snack drawer.
The husky legit just turned into the purge siren💀
and the sound effect is what amounts to a train horn for effect.
420 likes no touchy
@@andorfedra lol 😂
I thought it was from the invasion of the body snatchers.
I was thinking of Silent Hill
The way the Doberman is completely unbothered love it
Well only because the guy left, if he had stayed… 👿😈😈😈
Well, bc Dobermans get such a bad rep that the robber believes the stereotypes and fears it whereas the Doberman is just like “oh… ok, bye then.”
they were bred to look as intimidating as possible, even if most are big sweeties
@@ald7282sweeties that fart a lot 😂
I don't know what kind of Doberman you had but we had two that were definitely not like that lol. They loved their people so much that they were super protective at least for show. One of them it was all show and if you just had the guts to walk up to a 100-lb pissed off dog and pet it He would be your friend 😂
As a Golden retriever owner, that’s pretty accurate, usually whenever someone enters the house, she’ll make them lay on the floor and pet her and if they get up before she wants them to she will lay on their legs 😂
Can I come over to be friends with your dog?
My cats will hate it but… dog
Can I also come over?
that Sounds like bliss.
I had to do a repair while a tentant wasn't home. Her retriever acted like I was a long lost best friend.
My golden thinks he's a lap dog! If you sit on the floor, Gryphon WILL sit on your lap! 🐕🦺❤️🤣
Dobermans "I didn't want to do it but you gave me every reason"
The husky: ENEMIES INBOUND, CODE ALPHA REPEAT CODE ALPHA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
68 likes, but no comments not on my watch.
THEIR IN THE BASE CODE ALPHA
Lol 😂
The Husky:*CODE ALPHA DO READ ME CODE ALPHA DO YOU READ ME*
The German Shepherd:* THIS CODE ALPHA READ YOU LOUD AND CLEAR WHAT'S YOUR STATUS BETA*
The Husky:*ALPHA HE BREACHED THE BASE I REPEAT HE BREACHED THE BASE*
The German Shepherd:*RELEASE THE ALARM I AM COMING IN FROM BEHIND*
The Husky:*SOUNDS THE ALARM*
As a husky owner, can confirm, they do become air raid sirens when someone enters the house
I can see why, as they are a very talkative breed, from what I’ve seen
Mines a husky German shepherd mix, and he's a big butthole that makes a ton of noise any time someone walks down the road.
@@ADHDcisGingerthat sounds about right lmao
It doesn’t even need to be an intruder. They just need an excuse to make noise
My mom and step-dad have a husky who is like 1-2 yrs and he's like a toddler with adhd hyped on sugar
He also doesn't even need an excuse to be loud asf
German Shepherds don’t choose violence
*They are the violence*
not all of them are violent, some are whimps
@@laurabragg5089 yeah I own a german shepherd and she likes to play with other dogs and people at my neighborhood
my germans sweet sometimes he gets angry i dunno why
So true
They are the ones who knock
The golden retriever is just basically like the tour guide whenever an intruder is at the house
That Husky was waiting for the robber to open that door💀💀
Muy guy said 🗿 🍷
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
1.8k likes and 1 reply? Lens fix dat.
Bro literally said 'my time to shine' 😂
Fr fr I have a husky and he would alert if someone came if it’s a women it’s ok but if it’s a men…. oh you might just be dead
Dobermans let you in. They just don't let you leave.
I had a dobie/weimaraner mix and 100% this. Especially if you messed with me. Doesn't matter if she likes you, you mess with me you're getting bit at minimum! Best dog I ever had! She actually saved me from being kidnapped, then saved my life a couple years later.
@@krysd8594 Nice memories to have man, though I might not understand the level of joy these memories might give you.👌 must be a beautiful experience.
@@kennethosbourne1300 having a wonderful dog that was a loving sweetheart and would protect you with everything she had is absolutely amazing. She passed almost 20 years ago but I still think about and miss her. I wish everyone had a pet they bonded like that with.
"Im not locked up in here with u, ur locked up in here with me"
@@krysd8594 yes finally now I can sweep in for the kill
A husky might welcome you into their home but they will let everybody know you're in their home.😂
😂
Built in alarm with your guard dog! :)
Very true 😂
My guy loves people and while he is very expressive, he is almost silent most of the time
@tacomn that's super rare
I love that the Doberman is just minding his own business, but the robber is terrified and leaves.
Also the Golden Retriever is totally accurate
As a golden retriever I can tell you my owner doesn't bother buying jewellery anymore
Super underrated comment
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Our old GR was the reason why the family literally put socks on their own wish lists.
He'd rob them.
As someone who had a husky for 16 amazing years before she peacefully passed, every knock and every person opening the door warranted at least one bark if not more.
Your husky barked?
...lucky you
Those 2 of mine went of like fireworks
Our husky barks when its time for a walk and only then.
Same
@@Valkbg
Mine acted like the house was about to get hit by a meteorite and we all needed to evacuate
the husky stare was immaculate
husky stare 💀
Doberman is pretty darn accurate. Miss our boy Charlie. Rip my Friend and we WILL meet again
As a mailman, I can confirm that every night is that kinda night, or day for that matter.
You need therapy my guy
I pray for you 😔
I feel sorry for you 😔
For some reason I read as a robber
oh I think I get the joke
That husky face was accurate asf.😂😂😂
,😂
My aunt just got a husky and the not so-little-gal is exactly like that... 😂😂😂
As soon as I saw "husky", I knew it was going down! ...And turned down my volume!
the husky’s distant stare. ik 😂
they’re so dumb, happy-go-lucky, and good at eating random-ahh birds i love them sm
I laughed so hard because i got two huskies, someone tried to break into the house once and it's exactly what happened, the guy left the house so fast he dropped half his own stuff on the way out, like his watch.
Doberman: “I only need one stare to change your whole career.”
German shepherds have that game 7 “this is what we train for” energy
I’ve seen this video so many times and it’s still so fucking funny how the dobie literally doesn’t do anything
That is for the best
At least there's no mess to clean up.😂😂😂
if the thief brings treats my German Shepherd pup will welcome him with open arms. the Border collie may want to herd them, but I'm sure he'll see the light if enough treats are given to him
It projects a menacing aura is what it does.
All it does is stare and the robber will automatically know the assignment...
At least that's what I understood
German Shepard : "You tryna rob my owner? Guess what. I'm about to rob you of your soul."
438 likes and no comment?
Sheesh
689 likes and only one comment…hmmmmm
768 likes and only 2 comments , let me fix that
1.4K likes and only 3 comments here I will fix that for ya.
1500 likes and only 4 comments after a year... sheesh we be slacking.
The Doberman will not let you leave, the German Shepherd has waited his whole life for this opportunity and the Husky will let you know that there's someone in the house.
Also the Dachshund - to smoool to fight but loud as 10 German Shepherds
@timo1383 My grandmother had a Daschund, and she fought EVERYONE she didn't know that crossed into the yard or even used the sidewalk. She was FEARLESS yet the greatest cuddlebug ever. Miss ya Gretchen.
The Husky will let the entire neighborhood that someone is in the house
What about a pit bull?
😂👍🔥🔥🔥
German Shepherd is spot on!!! 😂😂 My Kaiser will go after anyone who would try this. 😂
Doberman's knowing they have to do virtually nothing and it works is amazing
I'm sure Cerberus was a three headed Doberman so yeah it makes sense they don't have to do anything to protect your stuff from burglars
@@TheCrow2483 actually he looked more like a rottweiler
@@crazyfinnster9040 as someone who grew up around champion bloodline Rottweiler breeding… a strong Doberman puts them ALL to shame. A Doberman can tear a Rottweiler apart no joke. They’re calm, but they’re by far the deadliest.
@@joshroi8610absolutely right
The doberman just has to exist to scare the lad 💀
German shepherd: VIOLENCE
Husky: NUCLEAR SIREN 🚨
Imagine having both that would be the best
WHY the black finger nails?!?!?! WHY????
Golden Retriever- Friendliest failure of a guard dog ever. Can't even be mad.
That was actually the silent hill movie siren
@@raptorx4511 I had a German Shepard Husky mix
As another Husky owner, I once thought my dog howling was a firetruck
😂😂😂
Lol, same.
War cry 😮
same i can also mimike sirens :)
My old husky sazu sounded like goddamm entire fire department was at my House!
The husky knew exactly what was bout to happen😂
Who needs an alarm when you've got a Husky.
Especially if you have multiple Huskies! And as of former Husky owner I know that's a fact! 🤣🤣
An air raid alarm!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
HOOOOOONK!
Nah the screaming huskys 😂😂😂
yup
As is custom, every husky is required to sing you the song of his people.
225 likes and no comments? Let me change that :3
Omg lol
Also why is there no comments🤨
Lol
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My malamute mix likes to wait until I'm having a nice conversation with someone, then start talking too. Then get louder, and shriller... Until someone pays attention to her. She doesn't bark much, unless it's fetch time. She has a love hate relationship with frisbees. I always imagine her inner dialogue is like "eviscerate!"
I dunno how he managed to capture the face of that husky stare so well.
I don’t know either
It's the eyes 👀
@@somethingfunny666it's always in the eyes chico
The Husky call absolutely kills me every time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how a Doberman doesn't even have to do anything...😂
The Doberman one was perfect lol
@user-nv7cg6lq1rdon’t they have the strongest bite of all breeds?
thats why im getting a doberman
lol I’d get a German shepherd 😂
I’ve met pet dobies- they’re pretty sweet! But their breed is a hunting breed so they can get a bit nippy and will catch random shit outside
I’m a golden retriever owner, and my pupper just flat out brings you stuff if he sees you. Like, if my mom came home for work, my dog would run away for a second and then sprint back with some household item. He does this with everyone, even strangers.
i wonder what he tries to say with these items..like a playtime, mate or hey, open this for me, bro, i don't have opposable thumbs🙈😸
It’s cause he’s a retriever, he’s just gonna go grab things and bring those things to people he’s excited to see or be around. Very happy dog from what I’m hearing
You walk in drunk, he brings you the toaster, your in the bathroom puking, he brings you a pill bottle
Clues on the name haha
That’s so cute my roommates dog does this 😂
Can attest for the German Shepherd. I had a 135lb German Shepherd and he lived in our detached garage. One morning he seemed particularly happy and I went into the garage and someone had tried to break in overnight. He left behind a bloody jacket with a torn sleeve. They don't play with intruders 😂
I have a 110 pound black German Shepherd and had a similar experience. Based on how excited, happy, and eager mine was to show me his handywork though, I honestly believe that, to him, that experience WAS "play time". Maybe a darker and more bloody version than most think people think of, but most definitely seemed like play time. I have a strong feeling the person who broke in didn't feel the same way. Oh well... that evening, I cooked him a top of the line, thick, fresh from my butcher seasoned steak, green beans, and mashed potatoes made from scratch... my pup understood how good of a job he did after that dinner! Lol
What a great dog.
And in Australia the government would've taken the dog and killed it for that.
Intruders and criminals have more rights than the victims here....
@@sesameseedbar8853If a dog kills an intruder they shouldn’t be put down.
@@sesameseedbar8853 wtf
Doberman: "Oh, you can check out anytime you like, my gamer. Just don't expect to leave. 😊"
German Shepherd, "I didn't choose violence. I AM violence..."
😂😂😂😂 sounds real lol
IM VENGEANCE
It didn't choose violence
Violence chose him.
Malinois could be the same but with a white line of powder under the nose
i wasnt sure if it was violence or sexy time tbh
As a guy who owned a husky, that one bark is all you get. After that it's the emergency room or the morgue.
Just a bit of the song of its people first
@@yts70r135it must honor the ancestors before partaking in the great bounty they have brought it.
YOU KNOW WHAT THE MORGUE IS!!!????!!!
As a girl who owns a husky .. 💯 😂
@@GerieKaylor-ed6ckyes
Chihuahua" *YOU DARE INTERRUPT MY ETERNAL CONQUEST TO DESTROY THE WORLD?!?*
American Akita:
"My owner has not heard me bark in a month. They're gonna hear some shit tonight."
This.
@@mndmndmrock Is.
I thought Akitas don't bark. That's supposed to be one of the joys of owning one.
@@cologne3001SPAARTAAAAAA
@@cologne3001 Patrick
My husky has the vocal cords of a grown ass man and has made me have many small heart attacks late at night when he randomly decides to yell at me.
I like to imagine your laying in bed and your husky gets right next to your face and is like, "I feel like screaming. AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Bro my husky’s broken. It doesn’t make noise. I’ve read the instructions, maybe the batteries aren’t working? It’s also very short and fat for some reason. Any ideas how to fix it?
My husky actually doesn't talk much either so I wouldn't know ;-;
@@YanivosaurusThat's not a husky, that's a corgi that if which is pretty husky.
Please if you could, could you post a video of your dog yelling?
That very aggressive swallow before those death sirens was what got me. 😂
to me that was trying to hold in the howl, then it blasted out anyway hahaa
@@lurklingX A husky? _Holding back?_
Nah. He was getting *ready.*
That's not a siren, that's a damn warcry
The husky caught me off guard😂😂😂😂
"Where's the robber?"
German Shepherd: *Gone. Reduced to atoms.*
😂
yup😂
Bro ur comment made me laugh harder than the vid did great job 😂
@@YourMom-wz8fu thanks lmao
Np
German Shepherd: “you don’t seem to understand… I’m not locked in here with you, YOURE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!”
That's the Belgian malinois
@@the83rdtrombonist60that’s both.
Lol fr
@@the83rdtrombonist60 I have a half Shepherd half Malinois named Vader. I pity the fool that breaks into my cheese drawer.
@the83rdtrombonist60 German Shepherds aren't violent... until they see you as a threat. Other than that, they're mischievous little things.
that german shepherd has been waiting for 5 years for a single excuse
edit: wow thanks for the likes guys
I believe the term is "wishing a nigga would."
@@EyePatchGuy88 that dog oozes the words "try me b*tch"
Mine too lol
EXACTLY
My old roommates had 2 dogs. One was a Husky, the other was a Husky Germand Sheppard hybrid. The latter was my favorite. She was such an angel. 100 perfect a heart of gold. But whats so sad, is even though she is so loving and protective, you can tell she grew up in an abusive environment because she will flinch and look sad and guilty the second you raise your voice or say her name a certain way or move too fast. Like dang, baby, I wish i could heal your pain like Ajak or Echo or Mantis
I remember a german shepherd on the base I used to live on. She was old but holy shit was she smart. She could UNLOCK and open the door. So when you walked past the house and saw her staring out the window you were terrified cause you knew damn well she could open that door if she wanted to. She wasn’t…very aggressive but if she saw the wrong person I have a feeling she would fuck them up. She was a retired police dog which explains her intelligence but none the less a little scary.
Yeah, I heard about a border collie that could open doors (as stated by my friend’s mother) and was astonished by its level of intelligence. I never thought certain dog breeds could preform such human like tasks.
@@ironeagle4274 there is a reason border collies are the number 1 smartest dog breed in the world
Exactly. We had doggos like that, and it wasn't just windows, but also all our gates. They even "ordered" their own food from the resto nearby. Another one used to bark at me, "maaa maaa" whenever she couldn't open the lock, hahaha. They were all aspins tho. Truly wonderful memories with them. Oh I miss them so much.
My German Shepherd can open doors too. I'm not sure how she learned it. Nobody ever trained her to do it. She lets herself out when she wants 😂
My German shepherd opened doors too. No one messed with us when we took him out for a walk. Even when he was very old he chased a few stray dogs just because they barked at us and didn't stop until I had to pin him to the ground. I miss him.