15 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds in the World!

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  • čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
  • Considered ‘man’s best friend’, dogs are normally good-natured, loyal and affectionate; however some have a reputation for being anything but. Not that this is necessarily true for every dog of the same breed. In fact, this video, which is for educational purposes only, shows some of the dog breeds that are considered dangerous by birth, but not all of them are raised to be dangerous. From the highly protective American Bully to the dog held responsible for most fatalities from dog attacks in the US over a 13-year period, here are 15 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds in the World.
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  • @TheFinestX
    @TheFinestX  Před 4 lety +384

    Sorry for anyone who is upset with the context behind the video. Dogs ARENT dangerous if you raise them in a love and caring environment. We have 2 dogs, in love with them, and we are aware that most dogs are better than some humans.

    • @hugostiglitz2388
      @hugostiglitz2388 Před 4 lety +18

      What do you make of all the unprovoked attacks by so called good dogs with so called good owners? This happens with regularity with Pitbull dogs. Perhaps you think it's a baby that brought it upon him/herself? All we ever hear now is how it's a bad owners fault and not the dogs. I would think it's a little of both. Anyone who would pick a fighting dog as a family pet doesn't care about their families, friends or others, just themselves. It's the tough guy image of the dog they like and they're willing to put the public at risk just to prove to the world how THEY can handle it where others have failed. A Chihuahua might nip you and run, a Pitbull will rip you to shreds. Blaming the dogs upbringing is just another excuse you came up with after following the comments from youtube videos. Easy to see you'd put a dog ahead of a human life so it sounds like you're one of those owners you blame for the problem.

    • @hugostiglitz2388
      @hugostiglitz2388 Před 4 lety +10

      @@fuzzball4258 What does a couple of mutts possibly prove? How about NOTHING. No one said ALL Pitbulls bite, the statistics you deny says you're 4.5 times more likely to be attacked by one. Seems you're also willing to take a chance with children, yet no children are safe around ANY dogs. You may as well be walking through a minefield. As for behind closed doors, the attacks often happen on the street. How would you account for these? Most Pit owners have a fascination with violence and train their mutts to attack and bite if a stranger was to enter their homes...they blatantly call these "protection dogs." No professional dog trainers either, just a bunch of idiots, drug dealers and those with no more than a grade 7 education looking for the thrill of a break in. Some of you fancy pants Pit owners who don't like my comments have been threatening me with their mutts. It just goes to show you where their heads are at and why they got a Pit in the first place.

    • @fuzzball4258
      @fuzzball4258 Před 4 lety +9

      Desk Top first of all I did not own a couple of mutts. I’m not threatening you and have no intention of doing so. And once again that only proves bad owners not bad dogs. So try another lie because you just contracted yourself. I didn’t put any one at rush because at the first sign of aggression my dogs would be at another home. I’d like to know where you got your degree in animal behavior. I don’t have one EITHER. I’m just an educated caring owner of 2 pit bulls that never ever growled snapped or bit or attempted to bite anyone. And that was over 27 years 13 1/2 years each. They were both put dow for illness. They both had cancer. Lymphoma. The same with one of my cats. Bone cancer.

    • @hugostiglitz2388
      @hugostiglitz2388 Před 4 lety +6

      @@fuzzball4258 There is no contradiction as all Pit owners claim to be good owners and that's both the enigma and the paradox. This is the lie perpetuated by Pit owners in a vain attempt to dilute the problem. It's always something else, not them. It's always something was done to the dog, it's always "my dog has never bitten anyone before" or "he's never done that before." If fact they brag about just how gentle their Pit Bull dogs are until something happens...then with two taps of the magic wand / / they turn into mixed breeds...AGAIN to deceive and dilute the problem. One would therefore assume the ones not to trust are the mutts with clean records? Yes, they are mutts as they're not recognized by the AKA as a breed. Big headed, ugly as sin and with Satan's temperament if they get riled up. Pits have a low tolerance for other dogs and have been known to turn on each other. People have come home to find one of their Pits has ripped the other to shreds. Does this sound normal to you? A young girl in NYC recently had BOTH of her arms torn off by a Pit and was awarded $57 million dollars by the courts...and all this by the ideal family pet promoted by lying rescue shelters. And my favorite lying excuse I constantly hear from Pit owners?....."well, Chihuahuas bite too..." When has a Chihuahua EVER torn a persons arms off? Lies? Yes, all Pit owners lie about just how safe their mutts are and deny the statistics claiming they're fixed to give a negative opinion of the dogs.

    • @patriceburns1166
      @patriceburns1166 Před 4 lety +10

      It is misinformation based only on misinterpretations or half truths at best, that spreads fear, ignorance, and intolerance in the world. It only makes it worse for the innocent animals who can not speak to defend themselves. You should be ashamed of putting garbage like this out in the world. Just because you can make a video and say something doesn't mean you should.

  • @Beastius24
    @Beastius24 Před 3 lety +48

    With any dog, the owner has to put in the time, patience and effort into training a dog. It's never the dogs fault if something bad happens

    • @karaialexander8610
      @karaialexander8610 Před 3 lety +1

      Wrong

    • @annaloveless4107
      @annaloveless4107 Před 3 lety +1

      I had a bichon mix for 10 years I took him for walks every morning Memorial day weekend on Satarday I was walking him as usual one minute I saw a dog up the street next minute the was attacking my dog I took my dog to an emergency vet I ended up having put to sleep I have not seen the pitbull that attacked since that day

    • @Beastius24
      @Beastius24 Před 3 lety +1

      @@karaialexander8610 thanks for the explanation. Just stating your opinion surely carries a lot of conversational value :)

    • @mindyb8341
      @mindyb8341 Před 3 lety +1

      I agree with you, take the clip of the reporter leaning over the German Shepard for an example, you should never bend over a dog like that and the owner should have asked him to back up sit facing forward and let the dog get comfortable. If you know how to approach dogs and know their body language you will be perfectly fine. Honestly I'd trust any of these breeds over an unstable chihuahua. I have a dachshund and a boxer and my dachshund needed twice the amount of training as the big scary boxer that peed herself when a stranger walked into my house. These lists are how breeds become banned and its unfair to the dogs and the responsible owners. I was a pet sitter for 5 years which means I walked into people's homes that I had only met once or twice and not once was I ever bitten and I watched just about every breed on this list plus some including doggo argentinos cane corsos and many many pits bullys etc. To the person who had to put their dog down I am so sorry my mom had 3 bichons and they were so friendly I can't imagine going through what you did the owner of that dog should be charged with negligence thank God the dog didn't attack you as well.

    • @Mason-wu4ve
      @Mason-wu4ve Před 2 lety

      In a way I agree but in a way I disagree, if the dog fails to protect its the dogs fault tho if you barely train them they won't protect aswell breeds such as the dobermann don't need much training as they already protect its in their blood but yeah in a way I guess you're kind of right👍🏼

  • @jodymichelle4965
    @jodymichelle4965 Před 4 lety +520

    I’m sick of seeing most dangerous dog breed videos. What I really want to see is most dangerous types of dog owners.

    • @exidous9731
      @exidous9731 Před 4 lety +14

      Jody Lechifflard well get to making the vid buddy

    • @vanntango8176
      @vanntango8176 Před 4 lety +4

      That honestly be a good vid

    • @JD_-_
      @JD_-_ Před 4 lety +10

      It is never the dog’s fault like it is never the gun’s fault...

    • @SilverDragonEyess
      @SilverDragonEyess Před 4 lety +4

      Guns are inanimate objects. Dog are living, thinking, intelligent creatures

    • @JD_-_
      @JD_-_ Před 4 lety +1

      @SilverDragonEyess Yes they are, they also have mood swings, some were bred to fight and when they set off someone loses part of his/her face or dies... now blaming the owner does not solve anything, does it?

  • @lilmanloco3
    @lilmanloco3 Před 4 lety +118

    The most dangerous breed: Humans.

  • @laraemitchell9064
    @laraemitchell9064 Před 4 lety +90

    The narrator keeps using the word “species” when they should be using the word “breed”. All of these dogs are of the canine species.

  • @frozty715
    @frozty715 Před 4 lety +361

    Number 1: Chihuahua.
    Turns into satan himself when threatened.

    • @patc1309
      @patc1309 Před 4 lety +3

      😂😂😂

    • @MsWorkout1990
      @MsWorkout1990 Před 4 lety

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @MIGHTYRIVERS19
      @MIGHTYRIVERS19 Před 4 lety +2

      DON'T BE SILLY I HAVE ONE

    • @jontaeaustin5993
      @jontaeaustin5993 Před 4 lety +4

      Yes, we own two, and we have been in more issues with these little guys than any other we've owned.. They challenge every thing

    • @thegroove5711
      @thegroove5711 Před 4 lety +5

      Now that's a dog I can't stand and a toe biter at that yuck

  • @lisalollar8339
    @lisalollar8339 Před 3 lety +14

    I have Akita, I love that breed.. They protect family & very loyal to them.. Like having a bestfriend..

    • @noodlez1911
      @noodlez1911 Před 3 lety

      I had my face ripped open by my dads akita, who aimed for my throat when i was 13. The only reason im alive today... i looked down when i saw him lunge in my peripheral. I can still feel it, 24 years later.

    • @sundinfamforlife4129
      @sundinfamforlife4129 Před 3 lety +1

      I have one too. They're stubburn as hell. And not been the easiest to train. But he's never shown any type of aggression towards me or my family. Jumpy and maybe some play bites but not aggressive.

  • @rufiorufioo
    @rufiorufioo Před 4 lety +1

    Best dog I personally think is the Doberman. Extremely intelligent and loyal.

  • @jenniferduncan4966
    @jenniferduncan4966 Před 4 lety +12

    I was in the pet industry as a vet tech, groomer and pet store manager for over 20 years. No way to even estimate how many boxers I interacted with. I never met even one who was aggressive. Don't know where you got that information but I would certainly like to read it. However, I do agree with all of the others on the list. I'm not sure about the pecking order but they all can be aggressive. The worse breeds I encountered were the Akita, Chow, Shar-Pei, Great Dane and Malinois. If I see one of those coming down the street I go in the house lol. Thanks for a great video.

    • @betsy_theboxer_12
      @betsy_theboxer_12 Před rokem

      It was a dumb video dude They said Boxers are dangerous when I sure think They aren't I have 5 I'm not being rude Everyone keeps saying Boxers are dangerous when they aren't

    • @myspam512
      @myspam512 Před rokem

      Grew up with a boxer from when I was 6-21 years old. She was literally the sweetest and most loving animal I have ever met.

  • @ashleyhelton7595
    @ashleyhelton7595 Před 3 lety +5

    I grew up with Akita’s absolutely love them . He was fine with everyone as long as we were home. He did not allow anyone on the property without one of my immediate family members there.

  • @BannedByMe
    @BannedByMe Před 3 lety +12

    I used to have a male Doberman. Incredibly intelligent dog. It is perfect around kids! Very protective indeed and actually saved us from robbers one time, which i am forever grateful. Its true they bite then let go and bite gain and again, They can inflict massive amount of damage for a very short time.
    He was comfortable letting people in when a family member is NOT there only if they knew them very well. If you try to enter and he doesn't know you very well... Well you should run fast.
    I was afraid of that just in case children drop balls in the yard and jump over to take it so i put signs. But i was surprised when i went home one day to find two neighbors kids jumped over for a ball and then playing with the dog and the ball. Which made me think he recognized when someone is a threat and when not.
    I was so sad when he died of old age.
    But remember those dogs are very demanding. They are not easily trained, takes consistency and firmness. Training them with food rewards doesn't work so well with them. They really need to understand the chain of command or you are going to have troubles.
    So it's always best to consult with professional trainers when you are dealing with Dobermans.
    PS They love to cuddles more than a cat and if you have a fire place in the winter you will find them constantly laying in front of it. Plus secretly while you sleep they can jump in the bed under the covers and cuddle up in your feet haha.
    They are truly amazing, loving, loyal and protective dogs. I just miss him so much.

    • @xxxlazuwolfxxxroblox8225
      @xxxlazuwolfxxxroblox8225 Před 3 lety +1

      He sounded like a great dog May he rest in peace

    • @kevinhopkins7257
      @kevinhopkins7257 Před 3 lety

      Any breed of dog can be made to be dangerous or aggressive. Pitts just like dobermans get a bad rep. I have had 3 pitbulls are very affectionate and friendly and very loyal dogs

    • @Andyhaucqog1
      @Andyhaucqog1 Před 3 lety

      Dude my pittie mix loves sleeping under the covers. Every night she waits for someone to lift up a blanket to snuggle under it

    • @2929geo
      @2929geo Před rokem

      Well said. I agree, there was a doberman in my town, Ayton, very well trained and despite my fear for dogs i was touching it and this dog was never agressive to me. Once i was drinking coffee in a cafeteria, Ayton came to me, he recognized me and he was very friendly. The only dog that was agressive to me, a threat, was a chihuahua!

  • @lesleyupton4058
    @lesleyupton4058 Před 4 lety +13

    I have been keeping German Shepherds for over 40 years and never had a nasty one yet! Best dogs you can ever have.

    • @johnnyc2546
      @johnnyc2546 Před 4 lety +1

      I have had 4 Shepherds, all of which have been wonderful 3 females, 1 male. I found the male harder to train, but he was great. Whilst I would never say I would have any other breed, I am so biased towards them..

  • @Bluecollar_singlefather
    @Bluecollar_singlefather Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you for spending the time with pit bulls to explain that under the right circumstances they’re amazing dogs. ❤️

  • @peggylittledragon7734
    @peggylittledragon7734 Před 4 lety +24

    Germans have created beautiful dog! We have a 100 pound male German Shepherd, love him and he is a very good dog!

    • @tracydavis8982
      @tracydavis8982 Před 4 lety +1

      I agree 1000%!

    • @justsomerandominternetuser6379
      @justsomerandominternetuser6379 Před 4 lety +2

      Peggy Little Dragon I bet your German Shepard isn’t a feared demon but really just an amazing and (big) beautiful cuddly teddy bear. I love German Shepard’s, they are beautiful dogs. We had one when my grandfather was in the K-9 team on the police force and she was awesome! I miss her. I was only 6 yeas old when we got her.

  • @aakashsigdel1239
    @aakashsigdel1239 Před 4 lety +5

    Boxers arent dangerous.
    They are soooo friendly..
    I really love them

  • @gymcheer2012
    @gymcheer2012 Před 3 lety +2

    I love my German Shepard’s! They are so loyal, loving and protective. Growing up in the middle of now where small country town of Georgia, I always felt safe with my German Shepard and Boxer chow mix. They always protected and loved my family.

  • @jimenasanchez8774
    @jimenasanchez8774 Před 3 lety +4

    I had a chaw chaw growing up and honestly he was such a beautiful dog❤️

    • @JosephRovira
      @JosephRovira Před rokem

      A Chaw Chaw does the cha-cha… A Chow Chow is a dog with a dark blue tongue. 🤣

  • @rataraven1345
    @rataraven1345 Před 4 lety +243

    Dogs aren’t the problem, humans are. Sad really

    • @rataraven1345
      @rataraven1345 Před 4 lety +1

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    • @rataraven1345
      @rataraven1345 Před 4 lety +1

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    • @jefflee7802
      @jefflee7802 Před 4 lety +2

      I agree with you

    • @jefflee7802
      @jefflee7802 Před 4 lety +1

      @@MuhammadImran-ln4fz I'm great thanks how are you

    • @jefflee7802
      @jefflee7802 Před 4 lety +1

      @@MuhammadImran-ln4fz lovely like you gorgeous and I hope you're a lady

  • @jakemcleavy4992
    @jakemcleavy4992 Před 4 lety +52

    I own a Japanese akita. He's the most caring dog I've owned. Hes amazing with children and loves meeting strangers.

    • @adamzullo3624
      @adamzullo3624 Před 4 lety +5

      jake mcleavy as a former dog groomer I’ve seen the good and bad in just about every breed. Akita is up there with the best of them.

    • @TheTamashek
      @TheTamashek Před 4 lety +2

      Akitas look very similar to huskys and malamutes

    • @vazfinestdjchozin1599
      @vazfinestdjchozin1599 Před 4 lety +6

      All on how you raise a dog. I've owned an few Akitas and one thing about them was there aggression towards other dogs and protective level. Yes they good with the family they are raised in... But they are lethal dogs when it comes to guarding. They are way too big to wrestle. You get more than one together and you don't stand a chance. Owned many types of dogs. Akita is #1 on this list for good reasons..

    • @jakemcleavy4992
      @jakemcleavy4992 Před 4 lety +1

      @deborah DeborahR shut up.

    • @naturebillbishop
      @naturebillbishop Před 4 lety +3

      #1 was not an Akita but an Akita Inu, they are two different breeds. Even if the video did use pictures of both.

  • @tinkerbelldog6321
    @tinkerbelldog6321 Před 4 lety +29

    Boxers are not aggressive in nature. FAR FROM DANGEROUS!

    • @foreal69tu50
      @foreal69tu50 Před 4 lety +4

      Uh a boxer is aggressive by nature thats what they was breed to do.

    • @deborahchesser7375
      @deborahchesser7375 Před 4 lety +2

      Tinkerbell Dog every one I’ve met was a clown

    • @feliciacoleman7850
      @feliciacoleman7850 Před 4 lety +1

      I was raised around a boxer from fbe age of 11 to 13 and she never bit me or my sister or anybody else

    • @nicholeocornes543
      @nicholeocornes543 Před 3 lety

      Yes! Boxers are VERY sweet!

    • @mindyb8341
      @mindyb8341 Před 3 lety

      I'd trust my boxer with my kids over any human, this is how dog breeds get on ban lists it's ridiculous.

  • @mikesgirl1988
    @mikesgirl1988 Před 3 lety +11

    Are you serious, I've owned almost all of the breeds listed, if you raise any animal properly and are equally strong enough to control it if needed, then all of these breeds are great.

    • @funnyguy1256_
      @funnyguy1256_ Před 3 lety +2

      I know and they left out dogo argentino

    • @mikesgirl1988
      @mikesgirl1988 Před 3 lety +1

      @@funnyguy1256_ that is possibly my next dog

    • @kevinhopkins7257
      @kevinhopkins7257 Před 3 lety +2

      I totally agree but I belive that's not enough. Dogs have to also be socialized with people and other dogs because if they aren't they can get territorial and that can be problematic

  • @neckfkindeep2435
    @neckfkindeep2435 Před 3 lety +6

    I own a dogo argentino. I'm quite surprised to not see that they made the list given their reputation.

  • @eulyduran86
    @eulyduran86 Před 4 lety +8

    I have 4 pitbulls... different sizes and colors and are so loyal and affectionate... they are extremely obedient and will never attack... #pitbulls

    • @jeremeybeck7203
      @jeremeybeck7203 Před 4 lety +1

      My Pitt likes to good around and would never hurt anything on purpose.

    • @theragingplatypus4743
      @theragingplatypus4743 Před 4 lety +1

      Everybody's pit is nice loyal and friendly and never would hurt anyone...dumbass comment. Any dog can hurt someone and anyone who would say this knows nothing about dogs.

  • @t0ej0b
    @t0ej0b Před 4 lety +41

    Had a doberman growing up and she lived sixteen years, best damned dog ever!

    • @mikeyg6631
      @mikeyg6631 Před 4 lety +4

      Tottaly agreed

    • @t0ej0b
      @t0ej0b Před 4 lety +2

      Dutch was her name. What was theirs?

    • @christinemichele8575
      @christinemichele8575 Před 4 lety +1

      My best dog was a chocolate Dobie. Sweetest little lady. Died at 7 of cancer. Been 20 years, never got another dog.

  • @slongger
    @slongger Před 4 lety +39

    All dogs love their master. That doesnt mean they arent dangerous to other people.

    • @alicial1239
      @alicial1239 Před 4 lety +5

      slongger Some attack (Unprovoked) the family children and many have been killed. So the “master” isn’t keeping his family safe at all.

    • @adekoyaaweda9346
      @adekoyaaweda9346 Před 4 lety +8

      Narcissistic dog owners that keep dangerous breeds are mostly blind to these reality.

    • @4melifeisgood
      @4melifeisgood Před 3 lety

      Best comment

  • @harjindersinghlotey3162
    @harjindersinghlotey3162 Před 4 lety +3

    Lovely share! Thank you!

  • @Cesar0720
    @Cesar0720 Před 3 lety +3

    The American Bully is made for show not to fight
    Just saying.

  • @drmute7480
    @drmute7480 Před 4 lety +9

    305 psi... 100 pounds..
    Me : Awwwww.. Still so cute can i hug them please 😍

  • @shawdaylee
    @shawdaylee Před 4 lety +7

    Lol I definitely have three bullies and they hide under my bed when they hear thunder

  • @christopherdavisson617
    @christopherdavisson617 Před 3 lety +8

    Lot's of cool breeds on here. You rankings are a bit questionable IMO. And a dog you most certainly should've put high on the list is a BoerBoel. I guess defining what you mean by "Dangerous" would be the key to understanding your list. Maybe I'm looking at it more like capable guard dogs as opposed to dogs with temperament issues. Bull Mastiffs, Rotts, and pretty much all the giant breeds would top a list of capable guard dogs. I did enjoy your perspective of the Great Danes. I had a Dane and although he was very nice he was also very protective and capable. But yeh, Boerboels should be on any list like this. Thanks for the video.

    • @stavrosnputro
      @stavrosnputro Před 2 lety

      Glad you said Boerboels as they have the most powerfull bite of any dog at around 800lb

    • @christopherdavisson617
      @christopherdavisson617 Před 2 lety

      @@stavrosnputro they are really tough looking dogs. I know they are some of the most powerful canines in the world. Should be on any list like this. The Kangal is the only dog I know that rivals it from a research perspective of course. As I have not owned either of those breeds. I do plan on owning a Boerboel some day tho.

  • @AngelGirl2482
    @AngelGirl2482 Před 4 lety +9

    You forget to said man!. Man is the most dangerous dog in the world.

    • @abdrazak8310
      @abdrazak8310 Před 4 lety

      Problem with a man

    • @AngelGirl2482
      @AngelGirl2482 Před 3 lety

      @Akshita Shukla , Most Women, have what they call( maternity instinct, caring, loving, and above all protecting.) Women need these characters in order to keeps their offspring alive. most men don't have

  • @ralphruhl3806
    @ralphruhl3806 Před 4 lety +10

    I suppose you never hears of the real dangerous giant agressive breeds , like the Ovcharka , Alabai , Bully Kutta , Transmontano , Kangal , Tosa Inu , Fila , Karakachan, Boerboel , etc

    • @Raja_Ji125
      @Raja_Ji125 Před 4 lety

      Bully kutta is very aggressiv dog but mostly for other dogs.. anyhow this breed love to fight .

    • @hennydouble4187
      @hennydouble4187 Před 4 lety +1

      No. These aren’t breeds owned by the average American households

    • @mindyb8341
      @mindyb8341 Před 3 lety +1

      @@hennydouble4187 I was a pet sitter for 5 years and can tell you the boerboel isn't as rare as you may think. Every one of them were amazing dogs that were super intelligent. They are great gaurd dogs that actually can rationalize who is a threat and who isn't. I walked into these dogs homes after only meeting them once with the owners and never had a single problem.

  • @custardcream3323
    @custardcream3323 Před 4 lety +6

    when we were small mum and dad bought a German shepherd puppy home. though my parents are loving and caring, they didn't resize the time and training that needed to follow. so our pup that grew taller than the average size became aggressive biting and growling at everyone but mum. he wouldn't even let dad sleep in the main bed. so rather judging on a owners personality they could be the kindest of people, ild say its based on strong dedication and responsibility. a dogs a luxury not a hobby if your going to do it do it right.

  • @BrownSugaBabe
    @BrownSugaBabe Před 4 lety +5

    I had a Chow Chow growing up and was the sweetest and calmest ball of fluff ever. He wasn't agressive toward anyone and had the best temperament ever. I miss my Rudy...

  • @zipoorocks
    @zipoorocks Před 4 lety +4

    wow so big dogs😆

  • @LokiBJH
    @LokiBJH Před 3 lety +1

    This is why you should ALWAYS do research into a pet before you get them. You need to be sure you can meet their needs to keep them and others safe.

  • @hermantaylor7587
    @hermantaylor7587 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice dogs

  • @aaaaaaaa5384
    @aaaaaaaa5384 Před 4 lety +40

    There are no dangerous dogs, only dangerous owners

    • @theragingplatypus4743
      @theragingplatypus4743 Před 4 lety +10

      This is a stupid sentiment that people say. Dogs are animals with wills of there own. Just as there's dangerous humans, there's dangerous dogs.

  • @pegsggpg
    @pegsggpg Před 4 lety +23

    So basically all dogs are dangerous according to this vid...

  • @melissameeks37
    @melissameeks37 Před 4 lety +1

    Is it bad that i want all of these beautiful creatures

  • @layladice9916
    @layladice9916 Před 4 lety

    I love your videos

  • @gwenkelly1
    @gwenkelly1 Před 4 lety +36

    ALL dogs are clever, friendly, well behaved. its the owners that should be trained.

    • @keifergarchitorena9872
      @keifergarchitorena9872 Před 4 lety

      Paulit ulit nkaka bobo lng.

    • @pugspugsley2906
      @pugspugsley2906 Před 4 lety +2

      right on

    • @magnuskarlsson2924
      @magnuskarlsson2924 Před 4 lety +3

      No they are not. There are pleny of breeds that have been bred to be guardians and they are not friendly at all. Their inherited behavioiur is to attack strangers to protect their family, their properties or live stock. If you dont beleive me you should try to befriend a few Caucasian ovtjarkas, Presa Canrios or Fila Brasilieros and see where that ends. Good luck.

    • @cherylcormier931
      @cherylcormier931 Před 4 lety

      @@magnuskarlsson2924 But they were trained to do that. That is not the way they grow up it is from the training that was started when they were young pups.

    • @magnuskarlsson2924
      @magnuskarlsson2924 Před 4 lety

      @@cherylcormier931 Nope that is wrong. Why do you talk about things you don't know anythong about?

  • @PersuedLeaf
    @PersuedLeaf Před 4 lety +6

    Shar-pei Eye Problems: The enclosed spaces between the Shar-pei's wrinkles form excellent incubators for Staphyloccoci and other bacteria. (The disease(?)/condition that causes this is called Entropion). If you have a Shar-pei, go to the vet and make sure he/she doesn't have this. (Even if you don't think your Shar-pei has Entropion, there's a damn good chance he/she does).
    Love ya' The Finest!!! ♥️ :]
    Edit: 18:21 Ok, now that's just adorable. (The ears especially).

  • @alisonfinn9345
    @alisonfinn9345 Před 3 lety

    Had a rescue pitty for 13 years, he was the gentlest most adorable dog we've ever had. He got cancer last year and we had to let him go, we adored him and miss him every day

  • @ladytrucker5116
    @ladytrucker5116 Před 3 lety +1

    I have an American Pitbull Terrior he is the sweetest kindest most loving dog you would ever meet. He loves loves loves children. Now I don’t know how he would react if someone tried to hurt me? Honestly it’s my Dachschund you better worry about.

  • @renamon5658
    @renamon5658 Před 4 lety +5

    Dogs can do nothing wrong it's people that lead them down a dark path

    • @hugostiglitz2388
      @hugostiglitz2388 Před 4 lety +1

      Then one would assume any dog that bites you would be a good dog.

    • @problematicprincess6270
      @problematicprincess6270 Před 4 lety +5

      @@hugostiglitz2388 if you rise a shitty kid or have a horrible kid that's on you the same goes for dogs

    • @adamzullo3624
      @adamzullo3624 Před 4 lety +1

      Renamon 565 this isn’t true. True, yes, but not 100% true.

    • @hugostiglitz2388
      @hugostiglitz2388 Před 4 lety

      @@problematicprincess6270 How so? If you think dogs are the same as people you must feed your kids on the floor.

    • @problematicprincess6270
      @problematicprincess6270 Před 4 lety

      @@hugostiglitz2388 animals have feeling and it's down to the person to teach them right from wrong

  • @MochiSuu
    @MochiSuu Před 4 lety +224

    Most dangerous Breed in the world: Humans... let that sink in for a minute ;)

    • @maribethspence6740
      @maribethspence6740 Před 4 lety +5

      Yep!

    • @johncarter1288
      @johncarter1288 Před 4 lety +3

      Not all humans. Do not speak on my behalf please. Thank you!

    • @MochiSuu
      @MochiSuu Před 4 lety +2

      John Carter unfortunately you are part of the human race, sorry to bust your bubble there bud ;)

    • @johncarter1288
      @johncarter1288 Před 4 lety +2

      @@MochiSuu No bubble was harmed ;) My point was that there are as many good humans as evil ones. Not every human is dangerous since we all are different ;)

    • @abelamanda8090
      @abelamanda8090 Před 4 lety

      @@michaelraub9351 yep

  • @butterflylynn
    @butterflylynn Před 4 lety +10

    My mom has a pit bull, and she is just a giant sweetheart we love her bunches.
    Though at least he mentions if they are trained right, basically the problem is the people raising the dogs.

    • @joeakaprolifik7735
      @joeakaprolifik7735 Před 4 lety +1

      Abigail Brown my mum has one called dizzy he’s ten now and so soft.him and my son used to snuggle up all the time,it’s definitely how you raise them.my sister has 2 staffies as well and they snuggle with her cats!!the cats rule the roost!lol stay safe from 🇬🇧💖

    • @rawjan39
      @rawjan39 Před 3 lety

      What bloodline do your mom own?

    • @obbieboy
      @obbieboy Před 2 lety

      Would you rather leave your three year old alone with a pit bull or with a golden retriever? You know how three year olds are, they could play rough with something not knowing the possible consequences. So answer the question truthfully.

  • @Geordie_Empath
    @Geordie_Empath Před 4 lety +29

    I've had 13 German Shepherds, not one of them dangerous! its all down to the arsehole on the other end of the lead!!

  • @artimusprimeoutdoors
    @artimusprimeoutdoors Před 3 lety +6

    I have a hybrid. Malamute/wolf. Hes a big ol teddy bear. I do caution new people though, he can be intimidating.

  • @hurensohnbmwm3117
    @hurensohnbmwm3117 Před 4 lety +9

    Why are almost all the dangerous dogs from Germany😂

    • @katiedawson7865
      @katiedawson7865 Před 3 lety +3

      Because germans are not to be messed with so neither should their stuff.

  • @velveteagulfanpasgala8225

    I HAVE 2 BELGIAN MALINOIS. BUT THEY ARE SO SWEET.WANTS TO BE CUDDLED AND CARRIED ALWAYS 😊BUT YES THEY ARE SO PROTECTIVE AND SO TERRITORIAL.

    • @sksksks4891
      @sksksks4891 Před 3 lety

      My dog is 2belgian 1female and 1male and 1labrador female and 1shih tzu female and 1maltese female

    • @funnyguy1256_
      @funnyguy1256_ Před 3 lety

      Awesome I hear they are crazy hyper and tear everything apart. But I really want one, also they are used by special operations.

  • @idkidontknowidontknowidont2358

    I think Akita’s are adorable 😍 I’m getting one when I’m older.

    • @joeeigenmann1232
      @joeeigenmann1232 Před 4 lety

      I have one..she is the most loveable dog you will ever meet..have never shown her any violence..trained with treats and finger on nose

  • @lorbliccy6827
    @lorbliccy6827 Před 4 lety +22

    Pitbull terriers are actually extremely human obedient, it’s what they’re bred to be, game dogs and human obedient, ive have countless around my children and still have one and she’s my son and daughters best friend in the whole world

    • @eulyduran86
      @eulyduran86 Před 4 lety +4

      Lor Bliccy totally agree with you. I have 3 pits different sizes and colors and they are so obedient but very friendly. I make sure they remain that way. #pitbulls

    • @caroolstkmma
      @caroolstkmma Před 4 lety

      japanlovely.link/1zjuIhTpZMX

    • @iluvpittys242
      @iluvpittys242 Před 4 lety +1

      My Pit is a gentle giant, and he loves people, but he knows when someone doesn't like him and is mean to him, like neighbors who throw stuff at him etc. He is loving, cuddly, and loyal. I read that they by nature don't make good guard dogs. My baby doesn't like when someone hugs me or if someone extends their arm out towards me and he will get between us and jump, but not in a mean manner, just to let you know he's looking out for me.

  • @destmichael
    @destmichael Před 4 lety +5

    I was raised with several dog breeds. An Akita was a wonderful family dog my sister learned to walk with. Our Chihuahua was an ankle biting vicious dog, glad she wasn't bigger.

  • @MonkeyFans
    @MonkeyFans Před 4 lety

    My first time to see dog video like yours.

  • @tarabeard
    @tarabeard Před 4 lety +32

    Hard to take seriously when the narrator doesn’t know how to correctly pronounce Cane...

    • @MissDarleneRae
      @MissDarleneRae Před 4 lety +1

      Along with the "terrie" spelling.

    • @labmkr88
      @labmkr88 Před 4 lety +1

      Agreed. Also i laughed as I looked at my corso with her favorite stuffed animal in her mouth, although she is very protective of her family.

    • @jenniferhudson-gensler1147
      @jenniferhudson-gensler1147 Před 3 lety +1

      Or when my Cane Corso/Pit mix is rolling around on his back like a dork trying to get belly rubs from his girl.

  • @hectorsmommy1717
    @hectorsmommy1717 Před 4 lety +42

    There are no bad dogs, just bad owners BUT . . . every breed has distinct personality traits and someone who is not knowledgeable enough, has a strong enough personality, or is physically strong enough to handle certain types of dogs has no business getting one. There is a reason why K-9's and guard dogs go through rigorous training, as do their handlers.

    • @thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615
      @thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615 Před 4 lety

      Hector's Mommy thanks some people are just idiots. People call pitbulls dangerous yet mistake a staffy or a mutt for a pitbull 🥴

    • @theragingplatypus4743
      @theragingplatypus4743 Před 4 lety +3

      False. There are good humans and bad humans. There are good dogs and bad dogs. To angelicize them is completely naive. Dogs like humans are born with mental disorders and some are just ássholes.

    • @thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615
      @thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615 Před 4 lety +2

      The Raging Platypus dogs typically aren’t born assholes. Yes they have personalities but dogs aren’t born “bad” they learn behaviors even if people don’t notice that they encourage bad behaviors but they do. Dogs test behaviors to learn wether or not those are good or bad. Mental disorders are a completely different thing but most problems with dogs are caused by people and can be fixed or at least toned down.

    • @theragingplatypus4743
      @theragingplatypus4743 Před 4 lety +1

      Just not true. Just like some people are sociopaths, some dogs are too.

    • @theragingplatypus4743
      @theragingplatypus4743 Před 4 lety +2

      I didn't say they are typically born ássholes, so why not argue what I said instead of creating a straw man and arguing that. I've had many, many dogs and known oodles of dogs. I've known dogs that were dangerously aggressive from birth.

  • @austinmansoon4158
    @austinmansoon4158 Před 4 lety +5

    Pitbulls are great dogs

    • @daviddibbles5757
      @daviddibbles5757 Před 4 lety +2

      I have one who just celebrated his 3rd birthday last month and has been by my side since 5 1/2 weeks of age. Most people that meet tank compliment on how much a sweetheart he is.

  • @faukerconsulting835
    @faukerconsulting835 Před 4 lety

    I have an American Staffordshire and she is the greatest...AND she is my service dog wherein she trained herself and how she was going to alert me to my seizures...all I had to do was teach her basic canine good citizen standards...she alerts me by wrapping around me with the leash so I cannot go further or she will block entryways for me not to leave and she uses pressure by putting her body right up to me or sits right on me as close as she possibly can, as well as her 100lbs of love and structure helps me balance when walking avoiding the use of a cane...ALL this from a doggo I rescued from the internet with a fateful story accompanying her, a 2.5 year old momma doggo, welcomed into our family sight unseen with NO meet and greet, did NOT look at any other doggo, full intent on her becoming my service dog, we only met her when she was delivered to us from a rescue ~100 miles away...BEST DECISION EVER MADE...will never choose any other breed and to replace her is going to be a miracle I can only pray about when the time comes just as I prayed for her to come to me❣

  • @nektariosh3470
    @nektariosh3470 Před 4 lety +2

    I suppose a Boxer could be a dangerous dog, but in all my years, I've only known them to be super friendly.

    • @dibrentley7915
      @dibrentley7915 Před 4 lety

      They are very protective, but not in a bad way, mostly will just get between you and the threat. Ive had a boxer we trained that if hubby hit me she would go for him, and if someone hit him, she would go for them. She had her priorities worked out lol but she was trained to do that. My current boxer is very protective of me and is only ever 1 metre from me. Im not sure how good he would be of protecting me, but hes a good protector of the house. He can be snoring, hear a noise in his sleep and in one movement be off the bed tearing out to check what it was.

  • @andrewcannon1518
    @andrewcannon1518 Před 4 lety +8

    This video might as well have been produced by CNN. Given facts and then misconstruing them.

  • @kattubenews5833
    @kattubenews5833 Před 4 lety +13

    I am not even watching video I just wanted to comment! There are no bad dogs only bad dog owners!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @rickyweston8153
    @rickyweston8153 Před 4 lety

    No dogs are dangerous. Its how the owners train them. All dogs are the safest pets to have.

  • @carlalapointe1137
    @carlalapointe1137 Před 3 lety

    We owned a Great Dane and he was the kindest loving dog we've ever had. Its not the dog its the owner.

  • @derpmuffin1078
    @derpmuffin1078 Před 4 lety +3

    I love how he clearly states, in the video that not all dogs in the breeds are dangerous, yet people are still giving him crap over him calling them that. I’m pretty sure he means they can be dangerous not that they are

  • @MotionlessKnight
    @MotionlessKnight Před 4 lety +6

    German Shepards are a great dog, and probably my favorite breed. My mom has one and I love her to pieces. They're adorable and make great watch dogs and a lot of them, like my mom's, love to cuddle. To be fair, though, they are more closely related to a wolf than any other dog breed including the husky breeds, which I didn't learn til recently. This means that they do have a bit of a wild nature sometimes.
    I have heard of people having full-blooded wolves as pets too. They can also be good pets from what I have heard, but are very much a one person animal and like their hybrids, can be very untrusting of other people. I had a friend who's dad had I believe it was an arctic wolf before I knew him and he said she was very loving, but could be dangerous with others.

  • @hendrickson3414
    @hendrickson3414 Před 4 lety +5

    Why do some people purposefully opt to have dangerous dog breeds as pets? And then complain later.

    • @Nevercared
      @Nevercared Před 4 lety

      No breed of dog is dangerous that is what the media came up with, it is how you bring them up, some people have no common sense.

    • @PtolemyXVII
      @PtolemyXVII Před 4 lety

      I think they might have meek personalities and feel like they need a tough dog to look tough. Or they have oppressed rage and secretly like how sociopathic their dogs can be. Some women also have rescue complexes, they want to tame a wild animal and feel special, like the way women write love letters to violent killers in prisons. Many pitbull owners fit this profile.

  • @richardkarl6727
    @richardkarl6727 Před 4 lety +4

    " This Breed will rip your throat out in a Second. But with proper care are very loving.... " Blaaaa..... Blaaaaa... Blaaaa

  • @ladyvalhalla7154
    @ladyvalhalla7154 Před 4 lety +4

    Happy with my Pomeranians.🐱

  • @aaronbell560
    @aaronbell560 Před 4 lety +12

    I luv Germany shepherds

  • @patriciaburgess1982
    @patriciaburgess1982 Před 4 lety +1

    I’ve never had a dog that was threatening, but then again I’ve loved all my dogs sooo much and they knew it. No problems from any of them!

  • @RedBad-
    @RedBad- Před 4 lety

    Great Danes are naturally calm and people friendly

  • @michaelaijlman8671
    @michaelaijlman8671 Před 4 lety +6

    I’m surprised my wolf chihuahua hybrid wasn’t listed.

  • @jameskeziahdelaney8272

    The narrator is a total weapon

  • @unopachinskiify
    @unopachinskiify Před 4 lety

    Was thinking about subscribing, but after the 10th commercial decided not to ever hit play on another “finest” video. Definitely over kill on the adds!!!

  • @joebloggs619
    @joebloggs619 Před 4 lety +6

    Some of these dogs look so evil... I once met a guy who boasted his dog would kill on command, if he gave it the kill word. I was not going to ask him to prove it because both the man and his dog looked pretty deadly to me. "But he won't harm good people like us..." he reassured me. I was not a sure and got away as soon as possible. Next thing I hear is the dog attacked its owner. Pretty savagely. "Oh, we just had a minor disagreement. About my ex coming you see me. He didn't want her coming to ask for money, drugs, grog, smokes and tried to warn me, to keep me safe from females harm....He's a true mate..." I looked at the dog bite marks all over him and wondered.... About this odd relationship. "But I'd never call the cops on him. Like my ex did on me..." he added. "Fair enough" I replied "Some relationships can get hard at times... Especially if a third party,like a dog,gets involved, to complicate matters even more... Sad, really.." He agreed. Tears in his eyes, ferocious dog guarding his vulnerable owner. I wasn't sure which one wàs the master in this troubled relationship so I just left them alone to sort it all out among themselves.

  • @Davieboy-dovbear
    @Davieboy-dovbear Před 4 lety +5

    My Dogo is not here???????? ... _"Thumb's Down!!!"_

    • @TheTamashek
      @TheTamashek Před 4 lety +2

      Love dogos.. definitely it should be here

  • @kendreiadickens-carr9692
    @kendreiadickens-carr9692 Před 4 lety +2

    My purpose of having a dog is to protect myself and my family. My Chow Chow saved my life from 3 attackers one night. I have no doubt he would die for me and my family. Would NEVER NEVER NEVER consider any other dog than a Chow Chow. It is how you bring them up and of course the personality of the dog. But this video is a generalization. Each dog is different. Poodles bit a lot too.

  • @aliciahawkins114
    @aliciahawkins114 Před 3 lety

    I own a Blue Gator pitbull and a German Shepherd. I have had Chow Chow's and raised them for 5yrs and they are great dogs! I owned a Rottweiler and she was a great watch dog and pet. People are responsible for the training and love for their dogs

  • @deborahchesser7375
    @deborahchesser7375 Před 4 lety +7

    Being a dog lover, there’s still one breed I don’t really trust, the Chow. They are one person dogs

    • @traciewalkertalktv665
      @traciewalkertalktv665 Před 3 lety

      I dated a guy with a chow before. I thought he was so cute and harmless and slept in the room with us. Years later I asked him about his chow he said the chow turned on him. I was shock

  • @russiamartin5839
    @russiamartin5839 Před 4 lety +71

    These dogs aren’t dangerous, unless you make them that way !

  • @marilyndreamwalkermejorado1208

    My Malamute service dog was so gentle my daughter took him to the nursing home and they loved him and he loved attention. The best 94lb friend and protecter an sweet heart dog I've ever had. He wasn't loud, NEVER fought a day in his life. He was loved by my cat's, the strays I fed and everybody. I lost him to lymphoma at 13 and it broke my heart.
    He would get my up if I fell or lay right beside me. They're not viscous. I also had two mini daschunds and my partner had a German Shepard and they all got along fantastic. Never any trouble. His sheer Mass would keep anyone from bothering us.

  • @amylas75
    @amylas75 Před 3 lety

    Tibetan Mastiff : wtf, i didn't make it to the list ??

  • @princemhundwa5984
    @princemhundwa5984 Před 4 lety +13

    Where is the Rhodesian ridge back on this list???

    • @andychattaway5620
      @andychattaway5620 Před 4 lety

      No... Where is the Jack Russell???

    • @koopspook
      @koopspook Před 4 lety

      @@andychattaway5620 or the jagd

    • @jamesdavis4143
      @jamesdavis4143 Před 4 lety

      The only way dogs become mean is from owners breeders some owners breed 3 or 4 times a year...that makes mean dog's some breeders dont care they they won't too make money over breeding makes mean dogs

  • @jeremy49988
    @jeremy49988 Před 3 lety +9

    Thank you so much for mentioning at 2:39 that it's often poor handling on the owner's part. Personally my experience with any pit bull breeds is that they have tried to lick me to death. :)

  • @argieantonio3599
    @argieantonio3599 Před 4 lety +2

    i love to have cane corso

  • @calinradu1299
    @calinradu1299 Před 4 lety

    my doberman is watching at me with a funny face ,like: you believe these shits ?

  • @MrJakeGal
    @MrJakeGal Před 4 lety +23

    Best pet I ever had was a wolf hybrid.

    • @kingmerts5097
      @kingmerts5097 Před 4 lety +1

      Had a wolf mix that kept trying to fight me for alpha status

  • @13579jdr
    @13579jdr Před 4 lety +29

    Ya see there, you lead off with saying, “The American Bully Dog”, while showing French Bulldogs, which are shorter in stature to the American Bulldog. Then you show the Pit Bull, and I think there may have been one actual American Bulldog in the bunch. All I can say is, it’s a good thing dogs can’t hire attorneys and sue for defamation. Any breed of dog can be trained (more like neglected) into being anti-social, and menacing. It takes a loving owner/family, to bring a dog into the pack (Family) and make them feel at home.

    • @erinbarron17
      @erinbarron17 Před 4 lety

      No that was an American bully it's a mix between a bulldog and pitbull

    • @13579jdr
      @13579jdr Před 4 lety

      Erin Bass I own an American Bulldog, my third, purchased from a breeder that exclusively breeds American Bulldogs!

    • @erinbarron17
      @erinbarron17 Před 4 lety +1

      RicRichardson american bulldog is different then an American bully...

    • @erinbarron17
      @erinbarron17 Před 4 lety +1

      @@13579jdr and please don't think I'm trying to be rude or a bitch..

    • @maribethspence6740
      @maribethspence6740 Před 4 lety +1

      I thought the first group looked more like pitties and the second group more like American bulldogs....or at least one of them in the second bunch was an American bulldog.

  • @jasonrohan7471
    @jasonrohan7471 Před 4 lety +2

    From the research I've been studying for years, one of the main breeds I was warned about is the Irsh Wolf Hound. It's the breed I most prefer. JR

  • @name_less7687
    @name_less7687 Před 3 lety

    I had a Yukon black phase wolf (not wolf dog) he was 100% wolf. He only lived for 10 years, I raised him from 3 months. He was 100% house broken and sweet as could be. Also very obedient. I never needed a leash for him and anyone's greatest worry would've been him licking you to death after he jumps on you. Jumping up was the only thing I could never break him of. Sit, lay down, jump, speak, cry, roll over, shake, shut the door, up, and you name it.. He would do it all and i never had to actually teach him any of those things.. I probably had to demonstrate to him some things once but he just picked up on things. I worked 12 hour days and most of the time he was left alone inside. If I wasn't working, he was with me. If I was going to work he would stand in my bedroom window and howl even if he had company. He was great with my kids and everyone else's that he had meant. He went into off mode lol.. Kids would grab on him and hang in him and he wouldn't move. He'd just look at you with a save me look lol.. But would immediately respond if someone started to approach children around him that he didn't know. He wouldn't stand down unless I told him it was okay. They he would simply sit or walk away. After he was about a year and a half old, he only ever made one mess in my house, but he was sick. He never peed or pooped outside of that one time .. After he had matured. The first roughly 15 months of him though.. Holy hell he was a handful. Lmao.. Just completely crazy! He never like other male dogs though and loved all of the females. Raising him was different. Was more of a respect thing instead of dominance by training, he was too stubborn for typical training. He had to eat mostly raw meat because most dog foods made him vomit or .. Both .. Raw chicken, deer, FISH, and beef. He LOVED FISH. He was a big dude, right about 150 pounds of lap dog. He was a blast, one hell of a friend, and an experience. I couldn't go anywhere with him without everyone freaking out about how beautiful he was and how big he was n all that lol and he always let stranger pet him.. Licked them all over.. Lmao.. A dog can only be as smart as its owner. If someone has a bad Wolf as a pet. They approached it in the wrong way. No need for a kennel outside. It's either an indoor pet or it's a wild animal in a cage and there's a difference. No one with a soul wants to be in a cage and trust me wolves have some soul. Most dogs you train by exercising dominance training. Teaching them good and bad. While letting them know you're in charge. You can't do that with a wolf. It's all about respect. If you show them respect. They will respect you and will be forever loyal to you. I never started a dominance war with Creo and if I would've.. He probably wouldn't ever have been manageable. If he did wrong, I would let him know he upset me or made me mad. I wouldn't give him attention or I would put him outside and not let him in for hours. I house broke him by setting his food and water dish next to whatever mess he made when he was a pup and I wouldn't clean it until he ate his food. He learned fast to not do that.... I miss him dearly. He passed away of a heart attack in my arms. I always had regular check ups at the vet with him and he was never actually sick a day in his life.. He got into some things a few times (usually cats food outside) but never any problems. They're prone to heart problems though.. And apparently this happens. My sister also has a red wolf, full blood. He's fully house broken and a sweetheart as well. Once again.. Even the people we got our wolfs from (we had to fly to get them) said that they are terrible pets. A dog can only be as smart as their owner. They're the best of pets. They offer true friendship and the most amazing experience. I consider myself lucky to have had the chance to share 10 years of my life with such an amazing animal.
    R.I.P. Creo.

  • @carolgoerke3109
    @carolgoerke3109 Před 4 lety +10

    I love the Rottweiler and adore the Pit Bull, in fact we had three Rottweilers in our pack. I miss them all. They have all passed over to the Rainbow Ridge!

    • @deborahchesser7375
      @deborahchesser7375 Před 4 lety

      Carol Goerke that’s a hard one, there’s only one thing to do, get more !

  • @dartanion626621
    @dartanion626621 Před 4 lety +24

    BTW.... I know 7 pit bulls and ALL era some of the SWEETEST dogs I've EVER met.

    • @ReubenH123
      @ReubenH123 Před 4 lety +1

      Thats true

    • @munacaptain1824
      @munacaptain1824 Před 4 lety +1

      dartanion62662 ikr they are so nice

    • @erinbarron17
      @erinbarron17 Před 4 lety +1

      They are Amazing I only have pitts an it's the ONLY breed I trust around my child.. my Jack Russell was aggressive an would attack the pit a d the pitt would NEVER fight back..

  • @Garylefebvre63
    @Garylefebvre63 Před 3 lety

    aww now that's a big beautiful story from a even bigger heart x 2 !!!

  • @ImperialHell172
    @ImperialHell172 Před 4 lety +2

    My neighbour has a Great Dane and it gets out once in a blue moon and comes into my yard with the Kelpie, they’re both good dogs and I usually take them back into the yard, neither are aggressive or dangerous but they do still bark at me when I walk outside near my gate and yet they know me😂😂I know it’s a protective instinct, but they are well trained and behaved as are all the dogs in my street and town except for the small ones😂😂😂.
    So is it weird now that I actually wanna get some of these dogs because of their loyalty and protective nature because I really want a few now😂😍

  • @brandonmartino2186
    @brandonmartino2186 Před 4 lety +5

    Wow Akita number one as a long time Akita owner I just want to say it’s all in how you raise them as with any dog

  • @JessiVrieze91
    @JessiVrieze91 Před 4 lety +9

    Talking about Akitas
    Shows picture of a Malamute.
    ..... wut.

    • @rishimehrotra552
      @rishimehrotra552 Před 4 lety

      Talking about Pitbulls
      Shows picture of a Shepherd.wtff

  • @brucebruce9669
    @brucebruce9669 Před 4 lety

    THEY ARE KIND AND LOVING

  • @LisaT2000
    @LisaT2000 Před 3 lety +4

    Chow or Corso should be #1 but what do I know I'm just a dog groomer of 35 years. Met a dog or 2. Ps i don't groom chows period.

    • @kaisha915
      @kaisha915 Před 3 lety

      I've owned both at different times. My chow was constantly at the groomers and has never bitten anyone. They loved him! Not all dog breeds should be judge the same. My Corso is a licker, he's a 120 lb lap dog. He's well socialized and doesn't freak out around new people. It's all in how they r raised and how u handle them.