Is the *Stabyhoun* your favourite dog breed? TOP 10 Dutch Dog Breeds List: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mNg9-izy3iI.html Kooikerhondje detailed video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XVzp-9hNhus.html Kromfohrländer detailed video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x99LN-dntX4.htmlsi=IsS_ojhcBut2gOLP
Not yet ..... because I'm a big big fan of Belgian Shepherd Dogs and have only just heard about Stabyhouns. From what I've discovered so far they've a lot of similar characteristics. To have one of each seems very tempting.
I live in Canada and have a 7-month old staby. She is extremely friendly and a wonderful family pet. She absolutely loves children and is very sweet and gentle with them. She learns new commands and tricks quickly, however I can attest to the stubborn streak-sometimes she seems to “choose” not to listen to commands. She does need a lot of exercise, and is obsessed with chasing small animals like squirrels (and she already caught a small mouse in our yard). She also loves digging in the yard, and needs a lot of redirection for this. Great dog for families, as long as they have time to put in to good training and lots of exercise.
Why do Yanks and Maple Syrup Drinkers always forget the two dots on the Dutch letter ij? Just type i and j, it is not rocket science. Because you can't pronounce our IJ? There you got a point.
@@voornaam3191 I am an English speaker, this is the way the American Kennel Club spells the short-form for the dog breed. As I am communicating on here in English, I therefore chose the English spelling. So sorry if I somehow offended.
These are truly family dogs. Meaning they love to be active with the family. The are good working dogs. My Stabyhoun is great in search and rescue and special search. He has helped us find things in the house that we misplaced. At age 9 he started agility. He loved that as well. It’s not a dog to just walk around the city park or around the neighborhood every day. They need a lot more stimulation than that. So please, don’t buy one unless you have a 12 year plan with some sort of dog sport or hunting. They need to use their brain. Also teach them proper way to be home alone for a while. They are good with other pets as well. That’s it from us!
Ive 2 of them and there amazing! There brilliant with the kids one is more tolerant than the other, one couldn't give a monkeys what pass the house the other one is reactive but working on that,
My staby named buddy was the best dog ever me and him had many hunting experience with getting raccoons and opossums. He was a really kindhearted soul and a great family dog. He would also smile .Rip Buddy
Got one from an animal protection association, without even knowing what breed it was (they didn't know either, so it was assumed to be a mix of some sort). Sadly hasn't got its tail anymore but is by far the friendliest dog imaginable (at least indoor)...
Very nice. Also I see that you have a video about the Finnish Lapphund, but can you do one about the rare all black Swedish Lapphund the one that is from Sweden?
No shit🤔my stabys name was buddy he was a great dog and a kindhearted soul. Good family dog and me and him would hunt raccoons and opossums. So buddy is his name?
Origin. Is that all? A oneliner? You can clearly see, this must be a mixture of several other dogs, that got a new standard. Just watch these white legs with tiny black dots, there are more breeds having that. Maybe from some Spaniel? You can try and find video's and books on it. Besides, this is a great family dog. We had a Stabijna (in German it is a Stabeinahe) for years, that is "almost a staby", Oscar was a bit smaller. But he definitely had the Staby behaviour. Escaping and hunting was his passion. Poor ducks.
@@geertbongers8909 but where??? My breeder who has breeded this dog breed 20 years havent hear about calling stabi to beike. So where is stabijhouns called beike
@@amandalehtonen7732The answer is a little difficult, but i wil try to make it clear to you. In Friesland, a Provence of the Netherlands, the people are, like the Stabijhoun, proud and a little stubborn. They are the only provence that uses thei own language (Fries). The name Stabijhoun is an example of it. This is not Dutch but Frisian. houn is hond in Dutch and dog in English. Most non Frisian people call the dog Friese Stabij. Because most of us are fond of shortening names, we just say Stabij and Frisians like to call the dog a Bijke. Hope this helped a little.
@@geertbongers8909 Ah BUT In England we call dogs dogs and hounds ........ hounds more often than we call them dogs So Bloodhound, FoxHound, Basset Hound ........... would all be 'hound', eg in conversation 'You would not *believe* what that famin hound's gone and done' (holds up lace and small part of shredded shoe). Also in German 'Hund' - easily understood. Evidently we all have a close common language root on the *important* things. That said. Bijke isn't actually shorter than dog or hound.
