This is a fact really small dogs bite more than large dogs..a pit bull is one of the most loving dogs you can get..and pit bulls are not rare,period..they are one of the most common dogs in pounds.
Graeme Bell with all due to respect ✊ i see where your coming from but I think that that the indigenous and tribal areas that did this so that the dogs can have a better keen sense of smell for hunting. It still bad though and should never be done, but that is what they PROBably needed to do to have a more better or successful hunting experience.
@@BabyMuDinero616 we all dont know what this feels like. I would prefer not to be breeded until my Grand-daughter has webbed feet, altough that would be cool.
@@christopherflorez4475 I don't believe this is why most people crop their dogs ears. It's an excuse. It's all about aesthetics. Otherwise, why don't we see any ear-infection-prone breeds (such as cocker spaniels, basset hounds, poodles, etc) with cropped ears?
The ears are to prevent infection, and the tail was cut to prevent vermin from biting at it which would cause infection. Today people dock tails for traditional or cosmetic purposes. And neither of these causes discomfort to the dog!
It doesn't heard the dogs at all plus it's called cropping and docking I'm in Australia where neither are legal unless for medical circumstances but I believe the cropping of the ears should be because it reduces the risk of infection and ear diseases
Yeah, lets do keep breeding "designer" dogs so they can spend their short lives with a slew of physical issues. People are selfish and without compassion.
What ever happened to having a good old ruff and tumble sturdy mutt?? Any dog worth that much money full of genetic defects that a staunch house cat can chew don't deserve to be a dog!!
Fun fact: the same gene combination causes dreads (cording is the proper term, actually) in both dogs and humans. It’s a combination of genes for a wiry hair texture, curly shape, and long length that creates cords. Other breeds that can be corded are the Komondor, the Puli, and the Poodle.
When I was 7, my family moved into this house way out in the country. The previous owners had left their dog behind... she looked just like a Bergamasco Shepherd. We called her Annie. To this day, the most motherly, gentle dog I've ever known.
Honestly, I'm so tired of saying it at this point. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THAT PIT BULLS ARE PRONE TO AGGRESSION! THE ONLY THING STATISTICS SHOW IS THAT PIT BULLS NEED TO BE PUT IN THE CARE OF BETTER OWNERS! And that's on period.
No people train them to be aggressive and abuse them so it's not there fault there just protecting their selfs FROM getting hurt because they been getting abuse.
@@carnage9413your comment is truly uninformed, a couple of years ago, Rocco, my pitbull saved my 8 year old from drowning in the river, he jumped in after her and grabbed hold of the boogie board cord and towed her out while wee girl grabbed on to his tail. People only die from them when they train them to be vicious. I trust my boy with mine and my children's lives. Pisses me off that a stupid few have ruined the reputation of an entire breed.
i think every dog is prone to aggression if raised that way. All dogs have a the potential to be good bois if brought up by the Right owners. I personally have seen chihuahuas to be the most aggressive dogs.
Sure they are good dogs but I think there’s something to be said for the fact that they have a very strong bite. Typically evolution and biology do not arm things with a strong bite that are not aggressive.
@@ophiolatreia93 I understand this was 6 months ago but as a pitbull owner, I can say they are not dangerous. Pitbulls are considered dangerous because of their reputation of aggression from their owner's abuse or improper training. Raising a pitbull correctly will lead to a sweet and very caring dog. I have been around pitbulls my entire life.
Fruitutiest I miss my doggies. We had a rat terrier that we ALWAYS got asked wtf it was because his nose was so pointy. Trooper was my son’s baby. Then we got Walter, a black lab who left my daughter devastated when he passes. She still mourns him now almost ten years later. Then my bf’s sister’s dachshunds, Sammy & Bella came to stay for a few years. Sammy passed on, but Belly is now a fat little sausage living with my ex. My daughter and I pop over sometimes to see her. Dogs should be a part of everyone’s life at some point. I live in an apartment now, but I’m allergic to cats.
If someone asked me what the most dangerous dogs were I’d say: “the ones that are abused and neglected....but even then they could still be the sweetest things”. I would never say pitbull. breed discrimination needs to stop. It’s how they were bred and the conditions they live in that make aggressive dogs....NEVER the breed 😤 I have seen aggressive Labradors. And I grew up with an aggressive weiner dog to strangers. Stop blaming the dogs for bad owners. Pit bulls aren’t dangerous people are....😔
Beauty In Every Daye Breed can most definitely affect temperament and personality. Pit bulls are very strong, and when rubbed the wrong way, are in fact VERY dangerous. I’m sure yours was a very sweet loving pup. Most are, but pit bulls are responsible for 66% of fatal mauling of people. That’s not to say the breed IS more prone to be aggressive, they are just so strong that if their temperament is bad, or their owners are bad, they are most definitely dangerous.
I have a basenji and he doesn't bark. When he gets super excited, he makes a noise that's like a high-pitched yipping sound. It's not the same as a bark. And he doesn't do that very often. He's only done it a couple times in his life.
@@jordandemetriou525 I know for a fact that basenjis make yodeling sounds. I've never heard my basenji yodel, but that doesn't mean he's not capable of doing it. There are tons of videos on the internet that show basenjis yodeling. You can look it up. Also, they actually are rare. Please do some research before you jump to conclusions like this. No hate btw! 🙂
Pit bulls are gentle by nature. The reality is they’re strong, and can be dangerous but that’s if they were conditioned to be that way. They really are the best family dog. Great with kids and great with other pets.
@@wisdomfox857 you’re training them wrong or they’re too old/traumatized. My fiancé had a lovely pit from a fighting pit and they were able to train out the quick aggression
I adopted a catahoula leopard dog from the pound and found out what he was. He is the best dog I've had in along time , even more entertaining and smarter than the labrador retriever s and goldens I had before.
I have a Catahoula/Chow mix. He is the most uniquely beautiful (deep rusty red with black lined amber eyes and black mouth. As well as a black blaze on his chest), super intelligent, protective, athletic dog. He's just incredible! Best dog ever....Although my American pitbull terrier/American Bully mix comes in a close second!!
I have ah Staffordshire and I can say that she is the most loving dog we have ever had she has never bit me or ever shown any aggression towards me or my family shes amazing with kids very gentle especially with little kids or babies
My cousin has a Tibetan Mastiff and he's very large, soft, and looks quite like the first one brought up. I can tell you that if you raise them well, they can be great companions. Max (my cousin's dog) is great around children, despite his size, and puts up with me and my friends being annoying. He also loves other dogs. So if you get lucky enough to get one, and you raise it right, you got yourself a best friend. That goes for any dog of course, I had multiple pitties (pit bulls) and they all were very nice, protective, and loving. They had great behaviors without having full training. They only get aggressive when raised poorly.
I've met a Basenji in person! I used to work at a kennel, and part of my job was taking dogs out for potty breaks and playtime. One of the dogs I had to take out was a Basenji. My boss told me to really watch her since they're known for the ability to climb, a fact I'm surprised wasn't included in this video. She said that people have actually seen get halfway up the fence. It was really interesting.
They arent actually that rare. Sure, not as common as Labs, Spaniels and Golden Retreivers by any means but probably in the 50 most common breeds. Not sure why they're in the video - maybe it's where I live
Wolfiegirl 6 *FACTS !* I got A Male and Female Pitbul and all I'm gonna say is that they are *REAL LIFE SIZED TEDDY/CUDDLE BEARS* ! Lmao , I will jump in front of them and protect them BEFORE they can even think of going bezerk on whoever tries their lucks with us , lol TRUE !
I had a catahoula some years back. It was an AMAZING dog. It had great personality, was easy to train, loved people, and even had a sense of humor. If you want a smaller dog, and want one that is intelligent and a good companion, you can't do better than one of these amazing animals.
Tiffany O'Keefe ok honestly I have one too. I picked it out from a puppy and we’ve always had him but he’s old now and we got another dog which was a girl and she was in heat and he couldn’t get to her so he bit me and it was pretty bad. Never thought he’d turn on me so I hate him with all my heart. Butttt I can’t wait to get my own pit bull puppy and raise him myself 100%.
TROLLxGAMING dont just buy a breed thats highly energetic and has an aggressive powerful past if u dont know real info about them and how to raise them this isnt ur typical lil shih tzu its a high prey drive breed
Check out the Norwegian Lundehund - has an extra toe that it used for climbing cliff faces to hunt for puffins. Almost died out at one point but enthusiast rescued the breed though because there were so few of them at the time they suffer from congenital defects affecting digestion I think. Really sweet natured though - met one once.
I *_LOVE_* my pibble! She's the most loving, affectionate, goofy, and loyal breed I've ever had! Who can resist their goofy smile and their oversized paws that make then so adorable?! Before getting her I never got near a pitbull ... but I'm so blessed and grateful for her!
Pit bulls are great family dogs....but pit bulls are inherently dog/animal aggressive. No matter how much training....it’s just in their nature. They are very protective and great for people as long as you treat them right-just not other animals.
Pitbulls are sweet, royal, loving, everything that is not dangerous unless you train it to be dangerous. I have a pittie named after my great grandma and she is the sweetest thing we cuddle almost every day and she loves kisses
Why did you put that fake clip bait thumbnail in the beginning before I clipped on it? Did you think no one would watch the vid? Don't worry! People like dogs! Next time keep it, real Mate!! By the way, nice vid.
I love Pits and worked at an animal shelter that took in a lot of them. The majority of them were the most kind and precious dogs you could ever know. My personal favorite is a brindle. My favorite quote by Cesar Millan: "In the 70s they blamed the Dobermans, In the 80s they blamed the German Shepherds, In the 90s they blamed the Rottweilers, now they blamed the Pitbull. When will they blame the humans?" Cesar Millan
I grew up with a basenji/pit mix. He was a tough old man by the time I was old enough to walk him/he walked me 😝. He only made noises when the garbage man came and tried to eat the mailman. To his defense the mailman stuck his hand thru our mail slot that went into the house. Great dog 🥰
I'm probably going to get a Basenji in a month. They are adorable, and mostly quiet. The neighborhood that I live in is very silent and cozy, so it's the perfect engiroment for a Basenji:)
Our female was abbused before we got her, took years for her to warm up to me and she hated the ups man. She would stand on her back legs and bite him in the butt. She could also steal a sandwich from your hand it you didnt pay attention. Her offspring became a champion and was a formatable companion. Requiring strict dicipline. They are great pets.
So most of these rare dogs are ancient breeds, interesting. Maybe if our society wasn't so attracted to designer dogs like Labradoodles, Chiweenies, and Puggles, we would start appreciating these ancient dog breeds again. After all they were man's best friends for thousands of years.
Hello, well in fact i didn't really like dogs at all, but when i served in the Syrian military "against my will of course " there was a female dog i don't know what its kind but back then every day i had a guarding shifts 8 hours a day 4 in the morning and 4 in the night, anyway in every shift she didn't leave me even when the temperature was -14 celsius she stayed with and we were freezing literally so i tried to put it in the room but she refused to, and stayed with me so i looked for some wood and i made fire inside the guarding room and i let it come inside, but when she refused to go into the room and stayed with me then i started to like dogs, oh how i miss you lousy i hope you're allright and God bless you.
I had a Catahoula when I was only 3, and he was an incredible dog. When he passed away only a few months ago I felt, and still do, feel as if something in my heart was ripped out of me. He was beautiful, in both his brown fur and spots and his protective loving personality.
They are very possessive and territorial. They don't accept the fact that they are small..........they will tackle Rottweilers or Great Danes without fear. They will unconditionally love and protect and claim their person forever. My Sophie was almost 18 when she passed, and she fought to stay with me until her little heart couldn't go on any longer, in my arms, laying tightly against me. I miss her so much!
Its down to the owner if they train to be nice or nasty end of the day everyone knows that if trained wrong they can attack without warning if an owner is nice to them they stay nice if not well
Carl Taylor wrong u ever heard of instincts ?? the real american pitbull terrier which most do not even own are born with natural aggression called high prey drive but only towards animals and dogs they should never show any signs of aggression towards humans cuz its a falsification of the real breed the dog in the video werent even pitbulls they were bullies
@@malab12 w.e so ur saying a hunting dog will always hunt no matter what well come here ill show u some hunting dogs that won't hunt even a rabbit coz THEY TRAINED IT NOT TO DO SO so i stick to what ive said because if it is aggressive then its down to the owner to control that dog or face the punishment by law so no matter how u look at it u can train a dog to be none aggressive/ none hunting dog or any other temperament
Carl Taylor u can think what u think but what have u done to learn about this breed ??? google searches ? wikipedia ?? watch dumb cute pit mommie compilations ?? i been studying this breed for years and have learned off of real dogman feom the past and real knowledgeable well reputable books with literature to prove the claims. i also know a few who breed the real american pitbull terrier and have created grand champion apbt. the american pitbull terrier which like i said is a rare breed now a days due to the dumbasses like the one who made this video keep on mislabeling and saying stupid shit that isnt even true. if u wanna see a real pitbull and not those big blue fake mutts u see everywhere being called pitbulls then go and search: The real american pitbull terrier gamedog. theres no such thing as “types of pitbulls” like these people say the name pitbull is a short name for the pure bred breed american pitbull terrier and is a highly aggressive breed but only wit other animals and dogs some people were able to have their pitbull to get alone wit a cat or a dog but most of the time it doesn’t happen. This breed has a strong instinct of fighting cuz if u learned of the breeds past u would understand why. they were always bred to fight theyre the #1 gamedogs and have always been theyre amazing with people especially kids but when they see another dog its like a trigger button cuz of the high prey drive
Swedish badazz same bro I hate it when dogs excessively bark like it’s annoying and dragging unnecessary attention, when I get a Basenji where gonna be mad chillin.
I have a catahoula! he’s actually a rescue too. we got him from a pound near us in chicago and we think he was given up by a breeder bc he showed the recessive brindle instead of the merle. it’s an incredible and beautiful breed just btw.
We have a catahoula leopard dog that we rescued from Albury Australia. He is one of the best animals I’ve ever had, he talks, he’s-guard dog at home. social butterfly when out .. and by my-side 24/7. he tells you off when he can’t find his toys, He is the most spatular dog ever
In my country their is a dog species we called witch dog that can climb walls and jump high and only few knows about until it was shown on our local television.
@@ebncrafting6202 That is total BS what you are talking there. "cm" is the SI symbol for centimeters. It is international and OFFICIALLY what is used in science everywhere. You are either lying or you don't know what you are talking about. Tell us which country uses sm instead of cm. Same goes for SirenRoyal! Sentimeter is not a different language because "centi" is from the Latin word "centum" for hundred. Senti is therefore BS because centimeter is not a word you translate into another language and give then another symbol.
Golden Retrievers are actually more likely to bite people because of a surge in popularity in the past led to them being milled quite hard and developing agressive tendencies which still exist among quite a few breeders. But the pitbull is a dog with an incredibly powerful bite and bred for fighting instincts, which makes them more dangerous if they do decide to bite. They also sadly have a reputation that attracts bad owners to them and makes it necessary to be weary when approaching one. But they are generally some of the most human friendly dogs, even if most individuals show quite a bit of agression towards other dogs.
Im from Louisiana and those Catahoula leopard dogs i see around ever so often, but the eyes on those things pierce souls.. Its like they look right through you.. It can be a bit creepy til you get used to it.
They are like children , if you bring them up nice and good, they will be a have a great temperament , but be nasty to them , well I rest my case, I treat my animals like my babies and they are a great bunch ❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋 xx
Pit bulls are so friendly and gentle! From the ones I’ve seen... tho it’s people’s fault they’re dangerous. They train them or they take care of them badly.
@@emilybilligmeier949 they were bred for bull, boar, and bear baiting actually, not hunting. It was when that became illegal that they were put up against each other. It's when he said "merle pitbull" like it was it's own breed do you realize he's a fucking idiot, just like people who think "blue nose" or "red nose" are bloodlines in pitbulls. They aren't, they're colors. Old Family Red is a bloodline and you won't find those dogs being sold at 100 dollars on facebook group pages
i hate that people still think that all Pitbull's are aggressive, abused Pitbull's are aggressive, SO DONT ABUSE YOUR PITBULL AND IT WONT BE A PROBLEM, Pitbull's are actually very sweet and they just want your love and affection like any other dog
I love Pakistani mastiffs which are descendants of the Pitt bull and probably some other local breeds from back when the Britons ruled over South Asia. They’re very suited for the climate of the region and I want one for my farm. They’ve become popular in the US since a few years and are well recognised by kennel clubs. They were specifically bred for fighting but are very very sweet and cute if you train them as puppies.
