A Terrier is Terrified of Irish Wolfhounds

Today a couple Irish Wolfhounds showed up to the park, and for whatever reason, a (possibly Fox Terrier) puppy flipped out and screamed bloody murder. The puppy's squeals were like ringing a dinner bell for several Huskies, so they ran up and then it became more chaotic. Luckily, a bunch of people were right there and they diffused the situation.
Then a Great Husky (Husky/Great Dane) wrestled with some huskies and a Sheltie tried to herd a submissive White Husky.
*There is no violence in this video. The puppy just got scared of a bunch of big dogs. This video exists in order to educate people about dog behavior at dog parks.*
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[@Heuhegeygeygeheu]

Can we all take a moment to acknowledge that Winston is a good boy

[@mssburr]

IKR! He is always trying to protect the lil dogs...lol Just a sweetie!

[@cptmuska]

Just tiny lol

[@mantis10_surf85]

Winston is a good boy 🙂

[@soexcessive84]

Winston like “ damn I WAS trying to help him tho”

[@Fudgeey]

That little beagle pup was already anxious before the wolfhound even got over there. When wolfie clumsily booped the beagle pup's butt, that's when all hell broke loose. The other dogs still weren't hurting the beagle pup, just trying to figure out wtf was going on and how to stop it.

[@andrecostermans7109]

true, there is a gap in the video, clearly to see at reduced speed ( 0.25), the pup likely had allready a confrontation with the black tanned little german shepperd, there is an unspoken order in any group of canins ( even random ones), the pup presumely broke that order and was called out therefor, it was a stupid idea to bring a pup , probable not fully socialized to other dogs, to a ' adult ' dog park, the IWH booping his butt would be as saying ' behave, take care of your manners, follow the rules', but the pup freaked out shouting ' i am innocent, done nothing wrong', that's the signal triggering other dogs saying,wtf is that youngster yelling, total nonsens to us, we know you were wrong .... anyhow the blacktanned g.s. wanted 'retaliation' for the 'humilation' done to him but was backed off by a sheltie/collie ? in a nutshell a theathrical reconstruction .... anyhow, the puppy was not at the right place

[@youreinvalid8493]

That dog obviously isn't comfortable around bigger dogs and that discomfort sadly made him a target. He should be in a little dogs park or should be thought how to interact with larger dogs.

[@seamalulion]

Yeah most dog parks I go to there is one for small dogs and big dogs

[@maritighe5674]

I agree absolutely... I have a little dog and she's a rescue... for months she would pee herself even if she heard a dog bark... I didn't want her to live a life of fear so I worked for months slowly introducing her smaller calm dogs and I have to emphasise calm... eventually I introduced her to larger dogs but again I made sure it was a controlled setting and the dogs were balanced... now?? She's a social butterfly and her best friends are a German Shepard, rottwieller and a samoyed... I did not care how long it took me , I found the right dogs to introduce her to and sometimes it was just being around a calm dog.... please dog owners it's takes patience and commitment and consistent but you will see results ... some people should not have dogs

[@youreinvalid8493]

@@Dannyboy1550 it is absolutely not.

[@youreinvalid8493]

@@Dannyboy1550 no it's not, this is not how you teach a dog to interact with bigger dogs. You don't throw a terrified dog in with a bunch of dogs and hope for the best. This is how you teach a dog to be terrified of larger dogs.

[@youreinvalid8493]

@@Dannyboy1550 when did I say that? Never. They did absolutely nothing when the dog was panicking and drawing the others on to it. There seems to be no point in trying to have a conversation with you though because you're obviously one of those many people on the internet who twist what others say to make themselves 'right'. To introduce your dog to larger dogs, you start by introducing them to one dog who is used to being around smaller dogs and know how to act.

[@Festerbestertester6]

I don't blame him for being scared. No adult dog there to protect him. People confused. He needs a small/gentle dog park for a while.

[@sunleo6161]

Festerbestertester6 The dogs werent even doing anything to him

[@Festerbestertester6]

@@sunleo6161 - they weren't trying to hurt him, but the puppy needs compatible playmates. Being surrounded/dominated by a bunch of giant dogs - what good is that? It's neither fun nor a good learning experience. He needs to learn how to play by adult dog rules, and he'll get that by playing with a similar-sized adult dog or with a puppy who's already learned.

[@ivy2q]

Your actually stupid. The park is only for large/medium dogs.. Most dog parks say that since they don’t want little dogs to do get “dominated”. Even though smaller dogs are just very dramatic... it’s also not a puppy it’s a adult beagle. The humans made the mistake of bringing a rat dog into a medium/large dog park. As you can see the smaller shelties are having a perfectly good time with the other dogs. They should know their dogs temperament before even bringing it to a dog park

[@da_ghoul9432]

​@@ivy2q I love it when people call others stupid, and they don't know the difference in your and you're. Adult Beagles weigh 35 pounds, its was obviously a puppy. Enjoy your 80 IQ.

[@dreampiper]

Luke yeet if it’s a puppy, and smaller that 30 lbs, probably. It needs a positive experience with other dogs to help socialize and a smaller dog park might help. That being said, it depends on the dog. I’ve seen some small dogs absolute dominate large dogs and don’t mind the size difference. I’ve seen some that love large dogs and like the rough play. People need to know their dogs and how they react so they can provide them a safe social environment. Also sometimes dog parks aren’t meant for all dogs.

[@ambervalencia1210]

The dog yelping like that really riles up the rest of the doggos. But poor baby was scared. Little guy among giants :(

[@mitsouqc]

Absolutely love how the wolfhound were the most well behaved here, one of the best breed, truly gentle giants.

[@GrnXnham]

We really enjoy the dog park. We take our two labs there frequently. But this is the reason we tend to avoid large clusters of dogs in the park. If one dog yelps or shows fear, then all the other dogs start to pounce on that dog. Then a fight can break out. I don't blame the dogs--it's just dog behavior. But we usually walk around the park, meeting one or two other dogs at a time rather than hang out with large groups of people and dogs clustered together. We are lucky. We have access to a really large dog park where it's easy to avoid the large groups.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

I get your point... We are almost always posted up at the farthest corner of the dog park; just watching people/&dogs wander bye. Small dogs are almost never a problem, in my experience. They just squeak bye and nobody pays attention to them. But when they go off, like here, it is scary. Nobody wants to see the worst of that encounter. Horrible stuff.

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

Everyone besides the Wolfhound were ganging up on him...poor sweetheart...that looked like it could of got real scary...luckily everyone remained calm!

[@Eclipseexe-qh4sc]

I know this was a year ago but none of those dogs even touched him LMAO. That little dog was a coward and didn't belong at the dog park, that's the harsh truth. Hope none of those big dogs were punished. They should've just left the small dog to deal with it so he'd learn.

[@Eclipseexe-qh4sc]

@Tal Vashoth I meant "touched" as in hurt/corrected him. And yeah, it was kinda the owner's fault the tiny dog was reacting like that. But of course, another ignorant owner started freaking out.

[@Silligk]

@@Eclipseexe-qh4sc Sociopath spotted

[@Eclipseexe-qh4sc]

@@Silligk Not at all actually- but I guess if you wanna misuse that term, sure???

[@gantz1782]

@@Eclipseexe-qh4sc He's a puppy, you're a sociopath, period

[@natalieschwarz1932]

You saying "Winston get over here" is such a dad thing! I'm laughing out loud, y'alls relationship is so precious!

[@ricosuavereyes9786]

I in Ohio l iui u

[@myview5840]

I dare you search Fenton Richmond Park

[@heathersvlogs494]

When the beagle looking dog was scared by the wolf hound he made a noise kind of like a squeaker toy which is probably why all the dogs then ganged up on him

[@hmmquitepuzzlingindeed6750]

The moment that pup showed weakness everyone went after him...They did not want hear all that 😂😂

[@haunai7140]

Hell I would be scared to, but it seems that the fear it had of them caused him/her to become a target sadly @.@

[@TietCanhVit]

That little dog was becoming "prey" real quick.

[@shadowstar8619]

The fact that the wolfhounds weren't even bothering anyone makes the terrier's freak-out that much stranger to me. He might not like being around the bigger dogs, but a lot of smaller dogs seemed perfectly fine with it.

[@avrilpeters]

small sweetheart was overwhelmed by all the big guys, so when he started crying the pack thought something was wrong so it got a little heated

[@crikeymos22]

That was about to get nasty. That lil beagle should not have been in there.

[@funkywolf2403]

I thinks it’s a corgi. Look at the face and tail

[@chris.mc.8627]

@@funkywolf2403 how? Corgi bois have thick stocky beads with stood ears.... This looks more like a beagle. Also, dont corgis have cute fluffy nub tails?

[@gentilewarrior]

Dogs sense bad temperament from other dogs, that dog is not socialized. Those guys were ganging up on it because they all can sense negative energy.

[@chris.mc.8627]

@@gentilewarrior r/ woooooosh

[@youreinvalid8493]

@@funkywolf2403 that didn't look like a corgi at all

[@mssburr]

Winston in like.. Daddy I go help da puppy, He scared!..lol

[@Kirarandia]

These amazing creatures are our obedient companions, despite their size, strength and inteligence. They chose to be with us. My heart is bleeding with love.

[@crimsonnd]

The beagle was so small compared to the other dogs, its just normal to get terrified

[@babybluecheeks]

Lost my job 2 weeks ago so I'm pretty down at the moment, your videos really make me happy! Xx

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

🤙 that makes me feel good.

[@pilbaraboy7241]

Hope you find another job soon ✌

[@babybluecheeks]

@@GumbysImperialMedia your videos make me feel so happy, so thank you x

[@babybluecheeks]

@@pilbaraboy7241 I'm trying, I have a couple days work here and there. Thank you x

[@pilbaraboy7241]

@@babybluecheeks thats good to hear. Keep at it :)

[@JA-ux1rz]

Luckily my dog park has a separate area for small dogs and puppies.

[@bigjohn697791]

Irish Wolfhounds are big softies I know the breed well as we used to have them on our farm in Ireland. Although they had a fearsome rep in ancient days and medieval times. And by the way there very small for the breed must be very young!

[@andywerner838]

Frome the looks of it i don't think the wolfhound was gonna do anything to the beagle dog .i love any animals.

[@thomast6569]

That Great Dane n' Husky mix is quiet confident. Fantastic temperament.

[@carolynball9388]

We have a 10 pound terrier who is completely comfortable around big dogs. Truthfully her favorite dog to play with are Boxers.... it completely has to do with the socializing. We have only had big dogs ( pits, German shepherds, Vizlas) until this one and it has to do with training and socializing them. We have found a lot of people do not socialize their tiny dogs. Thank you soooo much for your awesome videos!

[@mahmayer729]

1:12 Irish Wolf: "Wtf?"

[@mchapman2424]

Damn I didnt realize how big that wolfhound was until he was towering over Winston

[@FATHOLLYWOODB123]

Irish wolfhounds are giant dogs, taller than great Danes, they are intelligent but not violent, the little dog was scared of them but they are gentle giants.

[@nakano5360]

The husky with three legs has pretty colours on its fur

[@anneestep1977]

I am planning on adopting an Irish Wolfhound when I move onto property. Everything I have read is they are not a dog park candidate. It’s too risky. They are very nice dogs ( gentle giants) with other nice dogs but can quickly and efficiently dispatch a small dog in a moment because of a very high prey drive towards small fleeing animals. Also they are not fighters BUT if attacked they will react to quickly end they issue and with there incredible size and strength it likely would end badly for the other dog. That’s what I have learned from other owners and breeders.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

They are sweet cuddly.little individuals. They look like they are characters in a the Chuck E. Cheese play. They are more likely to be sketchy and scared of others. They aren't mean and aggressive.

[@helenmcclure5755]

You can teach them to not be that way. The Irish Wolfhound in the instance didn’t hurt or try hurting the dog. This Irish Wolfhound was very well and obedient. If you have a so called bad dog it’s because the training or no training is put forth. Irish Wolfhounds can hurt other dogs if not socialized and taught to not hurt smaller animals. Also you don’t just adopt a Irish Wolfhound you have a loyal, beautiful gentle giant family member. Also do more research because they are one of the best breeds to have because of there laid back and inquisitive personality. With gentle and strict training you can have an amazing wonderful behaved dog especially Irish Wolfhounds.

[@michaelabrown6684]

This is why there’s a little dog section

[@meghanmaxfield3933]

The terrier rlly being a beagle😂

[@mmacaine]

Those wolfhounds are monsters. They made Winston look tiny.

[@dwightkschrute9367]

screw mane Winston is a pitbull they don’t get that big like my 13 month old german shepherd is bigger than him

[@mmacaine]

@@dwightkschrute9367 yeah but all the dogs look like they're Winston's size. The Irish wolfhounds are the biggest I've seen off of this dude's video in that park. Except, maybe, for the Great Danes.

[@benjaminpaz3526]

The are wolf killers and tall

[@seanmarsh6157]

Benjamin Paz they aren’t wolf killers they were used to track wolves

[@dilospino]

@@DefinitelyNotBlackOpalDirect I wonder if at some point in the future someone will try to return this breed to its ancient characteristics the same way certain breeders are "returning" the bulldog to how it looked (and behaved like) a couple of centuries ago.

[@hornChristian]

I like how the dogs started to get a lil rambunctious and then the filmed kept calling Winston such a good mate dogs really are a mans best friend

[@blueroseofpurity9691]

I ❤️ Irish Wolfhounds!! I have only had the pleasure of seeing the breed in person once in my life.

[@lookattmehnow]

That husky dane cross looks wild. You can clearly see both dogs and it’s just... wild

[@LamePseudonym1]

Little dogs don't have the temperament for big dog parks

[@vikingdogmanship]

Or they just dont have aware owners

[@youreinvalid8493]

All about the owner and dog itself. My jack russell prefers bigger dogs and behaves better and more calm around them.

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@youreinvalid8493 Same. All the dogs here have manners and have to respect eachother. No matter the size

[@AwesomeCockapoo]

Viking Dogmanship Not sure what that means, but I agree with the original comment for the most part. I have a 25 pound dog and she gets trampled when we’ve taken her to the big dog section of the dog park. I’m sure it doesn’t apply to all small dogs, but most of them just can’t afford to be trampled and dominated by those large dogs 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@AwesomeCockapoo Absolutely

[@Oakeshott-ko8ig]

Winston is always in tune to his human Dad. 😊💙

[@tigeress699]

Usually wolfies are the ones terrified! Poor little guy, I hope he isn't afraid of dogs anymore!

[@avrilcrisp5725]

Great example of how one small scared dog can soon turn a quiet gathering into a pack mentality.

[@razoalm13]

You have such a good boy! He hesitated to come to you when you called but he came anyway. :)

[@tigersnowy6979]

The best description of the Irish Wolfhound- "Gentle when stroked, fierce when provoked" They are indeed big babies around their family, but if someone threatens that family, they go into full protection mode, as they should. For consideration- Wolfies have a bite force of 400+ pounds. One of the few breeds that can run a wolf down and kill it- many can do one, but not the other - for example the heavy set breeds have the power but not the speed. The Irish Wolfhound is an exceptional breed, I will never be without them.

[@julieb3996]

I like watching your videos it is good insight to dog behavior. It's interesting how some dogs know their kind, especially the huskies.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

I agree. Thank you for watching Julie!

[@janiceporcher-hall3832]

I wanna believe winston may have been going over to help the poor yelping chap. He's such a good behaved dog😊

[@percival23]

Oh man, the panning over to Winston at the end really cracked me up. That boy is just too much.

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

He is one cool dude, that Winston!

[@Mousy677]

the Huskies have formed a breakout group

[@leagil]

So love your videos. Love dogs and all their dynamics, and how you capture. Everytime I see the amazing Winston wag his full tale and see his ears flop in the wind, I'm so grateful to you. Thanks for giving all of us some bright moments!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

You are welcome, thank for for watching and appreciating my videos, Lea!

[@yuffysan123]

How adorable was that sheltie😍

[@gem0028]

so no ones gonna talk about that pop @ 3:53 I’m sitting here crying 😂😂😂😂

[@NS-wj6kl]

That little terrier was such a drama queen lol cute

[@avadickey3234]

They needed to take that dog to a smaller dog area that was sad to watch how scared he was

[@bluubandette8871]

1:10 Wolf dog: Hey man how's it going Puppy: Omg it's there's a werewolf!!

[@hadaverde8359]

I love to see how dogs interact and have fun. Pure beauty.

[@sparklepupfaeri7069]

All i can say is thank you. Because ive been binging your videos lately, i was able to recognize signs of aggression and saved my pom from two GIANT coonhounds whom were out for blood for him. Thankyou.

[@MAC-mo9cj]

That Winston is almost Human compared to those other dogs

[@mintymin4823]

I'd never take my small dog to a dog park because i'm too scared something would happen to him. They just can't protect themselfes if they were to be attacked

[@cindyski4413]

I love how tall they are!

[@doee338]

Winston is like "These kids"

[@mahmayer729]

If it were a chihuahua or a pinscher they would probably want to get the hell out of the giants lmao These little things have the devil in the body

[@heathermgarcia9209]

Thanks for the new video gumby I appreciate it I was so missing Winston’s and the other dogs badly hope you have a good day 😊

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

You are very welcome, Heather. Thank for watching and commenting. Have a good day!

[@thetwopointslow]

This is the best content on KZbin

[@docimma]

I was attempting to watch this and my „Winston“ went nutz after hearing his name lol. A smaller wolfhound somehow. Rescued without a tail at 8 weeks we thought?!

[@freakemshoes]

I had a furbaby Yorkie called Winston. Your Winston was like dad, I was trying to make sure they don’t fight.😁

[@binest3620]

Hey guys, thx for your upload. It's always interesting to see how dogs act in several situations. And how you control both of ur sweeties, sometimes its necessary to stop him / her. I like all of ur vids, they're so relaxing and there are still moments to watch when I can learn sth pretending dogs body language. Have a nice day!!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you Bine St!!

[@doglover3474]

I loved the wolfhounds, the blue Sheltie and the ending music! Great job!!!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thanks Dog Lover!

[@SPEEDOFDOG]

Winston is a sweetheart

[@gamergirl3175]

I love your videos! I love huskies and cane corsos❤️

[@leeannbowser3068]

favorite dogs Irish wolfhound

[@neeshapatterson2730]

The man smacks his dog on the ass 😂

[@XcaliburReborn]

A working terrier has absolutely zero fear.

[@galamcderby9600]

I love your videos they’re great!!

[@stacymiller9647]

Gorgeous giants 💖

[@tracyrussell6320]

Winston's a good doggie

[@brg9327]

Good lord that Wolfhound is massive.

[@franziskakruse1797]

Winston is a sweetheart ♥️ hes the nicest dog i have ever seen! (Sorry For my english, iam from germany

[@xkx4057]

i'm enjoying this channel a lot. I get all the daily drama in 1 video :D

[@Sdaniel2005]

Whoever that was in that Pink just kept touching the little dog instead of just picking it up so that would have never happened, but no she rather use her voice.

[@bennystropicalswimmigwolf8691]

We really enjoy the dog park we love Winston

[@brivalentine3361]

Poor little baby got scared. Lol. If he didn’t scream it woulda been fine. It’s okay little baby!

[@paigehc6659]

2:34 Winston is looking at him like, "Dude, you better not do what he did," after witnessing the husky in the red collar hump the husky in the blue collar 😂

[@nicktomo9368]

That great dane/husky..... Is scoobie dobbie dooooooo

[@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost]

Winston is a good boy!

[@sofiaalissavakis2010]

This very fun to watch thank you

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you for watching Sofia!

[@nigelmckeown]

Owners treat their smaller dogs in an unfortunate way - missing their puppy socialisation windows because they are worried about them getting hurt. This leads to the nervous/anxious 'yappy dogs' are all so familiar with. Definitely kicked off the prey drive in the huskies with the squeals. Owners needs to pre-empt this and always have an exit strategy ready for their small dog.

[@Iowarail]

Yep, like don't bring them into the dog park with the big dogs if they can't handle it.

[@RushfanUK]

Maybe people with large dogs should have them under better control, it cuts both ways and this was a puppy, there are a lot of big dog owners who are quite frankly assholes.

[@linasandell8110]

Please tell Winston I said he was a "good boi" :D

[@SolarClarence]

Can't blame him

[@Flanneryschickens]

There are some really pretty Shelties in this video!

[@ksa5128]

Good boy Winston!!!!!

[@azinegg]

Princess”..... she ain’t no princess...

[@55guns1]

Have you done a video on how and why Winston’s recall is so good ?!

[@fgialcgorge7392]

Damn dude, your sound fx always startle me. Tossed my damn phone.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

👍 I try to make it cool. 😎

[@89vette89]

Hahaha that terrier was so scared for no reason wolfhounds are super nice

[@linajurgensen4698]

3:18 the white dog looks like Bolt :)

[@takeitoutsidecausethatsson7621]

I love that movie

[@winni2601]

Again a very interesting wonderful video. It could be much longer. 😉

[@breannaflores2879]

The sound affects 😂

[@ikkelimburg3552]

On my block there is a family with two Irish wolfshounds. Very friendly dogs. Yet they have no dogfriends. My GSD goes into flat pancake mode when they pass, my mix pit/JR acting like ‘what? I see no giants but lets walk faster’. And my little mutt, size chihuahua XL is the only one wagging her tail and sniffing those big boys. That’s her main defence: wagging tail, happy face, sitting down and looking cute.

[@blacklavoux]

That is one big dog

[@Carolinacaveman]

poor guy was overwhelmed. Nothing the big dogs did wrong. They lil guy just wasnt read to play with the big dogs.

[@vincenthiney7424]

Winston is a very good dog 100% temperment

[@Fudgeey]

Irish wolfhounds are so freakin gorgeous