My Swissy hops like that too.

😂

What a nuisance and doesn't seem to be obedient or very well trained. But the dog seems really nice.

I have 1 of these amazing dogs now, but one before him gave me my favorite memory i could ever ask for with my kids, saturday morning cartoons, id walk Xander early by time we got back my 2 young girls would be waking up, then breakfast then time for cartoons, Xander was lying down in front of me & my girls ran in and for whatever reason laid in front of him & put their head on his belly, i thought for sure he'd move, not an inch until cartoons were over & my girls got off of him, after that every saturday for years the 3 of them did this, truly my favorite memory of them.

Such a wonderful breed. We have one too, Just love them so much

What was both hilarious and scary at the same time 😅😂

this is SO DARN CUTE I LOVE IT charllie is so sweet tords him to

1:05 wtf😂

Класс!))

Smells of shite and noisy can I eat it? 🐶

For the love of your dog, please get some good quality , thick carpet runners laid out through your house, with good rubber backing so your dog can have some traction, his joints are being overworked!!! I see more dogs getting crippled before their old age this way,, not to mention [but here goes] the east-west facing feet, and fallen pasterns . It's all due to their large breed's slipping and sliding feet on slick floors. One more thing, when your larger dog lays down on a floor where their feet are sliding out from under them, they end up whacking their elbows and knees and hip jointshard on the hard floor because they slide into the down position, and because of their greater weight, they hit with a thunk. It's like when you slip on ice. It doesn't feel good when you land, does it? If people know to take care of joints during the growth phase of the first couple of years of their large breed's life, then why do people never ever think to put some texture on their floor for the dogs to be able to grip with their feet? That in itself can cause spreading of the toes and breakdown of the feet because of the constant need to stretch the foot out to try to grip to keep their legs underneath them.

aww those floors are tough for Charlie!

So cute!

lovely...

I am so glad you are supervising them but you have very positive input to them but someone else watching, seems with the entities out there could never be able to be as attentive. Consider your different viewers.

Great supervision and guidance, your son is fearless. Be soo careful as you are!

Aawww both Charlie and Grant are so cute! ❤ I love Charlie's excitement and energy yet he is still so gentle with his younger brother. I pray Charlie is still with your family now. I wish I could have a Greater Swiss Mountain dog here! Unfortunately, there are no breeders that breed them here ☹

I have a greater Swiss mountain dog named Charlie too!😄

Looks like the squealing pitch was hurting Charlie's ears at 1:06 to 1: 13 and at 1:31. Sure bothered mine. Glad they're buds now. Kids and dogs 👀!!

i have a greater swiss moutin dog and he is just like this his name is Koda

Знаю что зененхунды прекрасные добрые собаки. Но..... У меня был бульмастиф. Он НИКОГДА не пугал ребёнка лаем или резкими движениями. Он был тактичен, ненавязчив. Он прекрасно осознавал свою мощь и силу. Никогда никаких резких движений рядом с малышом чтобы не навредить.

Good boy!!!! I had a Swissy and he was wonderful with my kids. I miss that bark. I need another!

who’s teasing who whom?

Owner, charlie is nice. He just like to play with the baby but baby is too little for charlie.. 😍

Swissy wants to play 1:23 🤣💗😃

If i had to decide i would always take the charlie guy!

Rr

Cool video I wouldn't trust the dog alone with the baby though, the dog seems to really want to knock the baby over and naw on him gently lol..

so gentle!!!

Wow! What a Wonderful video of the true nature of these Beautiful dogs & their ability to understand what's needed of them in family situations. So many people are afraid of having large dogs around children & babies (heck-even around adults for that matter). Yet this shows so beautifully how a happy, well trained (ie:manners,obedience,etc..) member of the family can be not just 'ok' but a truly Great Asset in the lives of His Whole Family/Pack. We can clearly see BOTH baby & dog are thoroughly enjoying this play : ) & including,by extension, also the adult member(dad?) of this family. I don't know, but it seems Charlie is still a young dog & full of joyful enthusiasm, yet he clearly understands how to keep just the right amount of space between himself & the little human to keep him engaged in the play & not knocked over. And, when his enthusiasm is at the edge of becoming 'too much' for the little guy, Charlie's adult human/pack leader, is in tune w/him(& Paying Attention!) enough to sense that & 'pull him back' w/just a few gentle & firm words. I've had the immense joy of having shared my life & family w/a Bernese Mountain Dog(Close! relative of Swissie's) & altho he left us >15yrs ago, he brought SO much to our lives in his all too short 10yrs, I still miss him daily. Life circumstances being what they are, I haven't been able to get another "Big Guy" again, but "Universe willing" I'll be able to again-Hopefully 'soon' : ) Altho I am partial to the Bernie's amazing looks w/their beautiful coats, I am concerned I may no longer be able to properly care for that wonderful coat, so I'm watching all the Swissie videos I can to see how close they really are in temperament to the Bernies. So far I'm finding very similar traits, so am considering the possibility of a Swissie this time. Charlie & ur video have shown me one of the BEST examples of how my 'Murphy' was in my family. THANK YOU so much for showing the world the WONDERFUL Spirit of these Truely Amazing Companions! Brightest Blessings to ur whole family, Karen

Love this video! And I LOVE the laundry on the couch! Looks like our place. God bless families with dogs, kids and laundry! :D

Awww, what a sweetheart. Gentle giant. And so handsome too!!

Fantastic. Really interesting how Charlie never knocked the baby and only mouthed him very gently. Fabulous breed good owner

i love that! my swissy plays just like that lol

Sounds like a fucking hillbilly to me...

They need more roo

so cute

He looks just like my swissy, Buddy. Great video. Thanks for posting.

Omg that. Cute.dog love

Good video

Dogs like that would probably bring babies up better than some parents do nowadays. Beautiful breed and nice vid.

Someone is usually home during the day at our house, but we've left him alone for 5-7 hours on many occasions when the family is out on weekend days. No destruction and he can hold it in as well. I wouldn't recommend it on a regular basis, as they are a breed that wants to be around people...as do most dogs I guess. I would ask a breeder that question if you are considering one.

Hi, great video by the way. Do you know if these dogs can be left alone for around 5 hours a day? I'm think of getting one and seem like such characters. Thanks

2:44, CHARLIE BIT ME!

You're kid is very brave! I'd lose my shit if something that big ran at me!

So precious<3

That's just adorable. My dog is a Great Pyranese Bull Mastiff mix, so he hasn't jumped around like that since he was two. Now he just lays there and lets the baby crawl all over him. He loves it though.

Charlie is around 2 years old in the video. He's now 4 and still hops the same...even higher at times in the morning. The breed is playful and is young at heart. The two of them think they are truly brothers now and still play in the same way.

I figure he's a pretty young dog in this video. I doubt he'd be hopping around like that with a young baby if he were fully mature. Both seem like such sweet hearts!

This video is a good example of why i prefer dogs over children.