Aggressive 92lb Bandog 

I totally agree. I just took in a bandog. Ppl had no clue. Im getting him in line now.

This man was never seen alive again after this video.

"I'd rather him get hurt than me get killed" this guy for president

Pack Order!! Nice job so far.

Wow, quite the dog - don't even want to imagine the damage this one could do if it wanted to engage, ouch. Great to know there's capable trainers out there like yourself, who are getting things done, and saving dogs' lives, no BS. Thanks for the good work!

He is focused on those chickens but his tail looks good. He is unsure of you still but I can absolutely see that he’s looking to you for direction even with the slight dominance issue. He’s a strong boy but you are smarter and stronger, mentally and physically. You so have this. Praying for you all every day. You got this! Can’t wait to see the updates where he’s turned into a big teddy bear!

Good Girl

A lot of haters on here... But that's a beautiful dog! With the right patience and care that will be an amazing guard dog to the one who breaks him! Looks like a presa canario/ Staffordshire mix with that curled tail like a presa... That dog has extremely high potential!

Ends the video "Pray for me" LOL But okay

I will be posting videos of my dog. I rescued him (from potentially being dangerous as most untrained bold breeds will become). If I am correct, a Bandog is simply a general term for a tethered dog though typically of a mastiff Cross. My dog is, I would say, a molloser cross.

Do you have any tips on breading??? I what a smaller dog than what I'm getting I whant a dog with 30kg and I'm getting like 50kg

He pees like a girl LMAO. My alpha female Dogo Argentino marks bushes and trees. She is a 89 lb. Phenomenal specimen.

Has anyone heard of bandog weighing 174 pounds because that what my boy weighs English mastiff x great dane bandog

Any up dates ??

That collar is worthless. Use two leashes and switch to a loosely fitted prong collar. Choke up approximately two feet on the 6 foot leash attached to the prong collar and hold it with your correction hand. Allow slack with the 6ft leash attached to the ordinary collar and allow the dog to walk by your side while correcting as necessary with the correction hand. Wear gloves and carry a can of compressed air, a breaker stick, an air horn, and a cattle prod in case things get out of hand with a large dog and another animal or multiple dogs/animals and you are caught in the middle. If you know how to use any of the aforementioned items you will be able to diffuse at least 90% of potential disasters with a can of compressed air and another 9% with an air horn. The cattle prod with diffuse remaining 1% and that is for fights between game/working dogs that are in the process of fighting to the death.

So, what's the point of this video??

A 92lb doberman will out work those things without trying. Training will be less than half the effort. Also without the naked aggression.

Your bandouuge is under wight

Yucky tail

haha that's no banddog ...