Akita/PitBull Mix is Overprotective of His Disabled Owner

Today almost two dozen Huskies showed up at the park and targeted a loud and young male before he came in the park because he was barking and making a scene.
The Husky came in and got a little too close to the Akita/Pit's owner and the Akita/Pit got in defensive mode. The situation got a little hairy for a minute, but it way mainly vocal/posturing and grandstanding.
Eventually they dispersed and Winston was approached by a White Husky and they tested each other a little bit.
*This video exists in order to educate people about dog behavior at dog parks.*
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[@ryanduray1]

Winston just rolling in the grass thinking "I don't need that drama in my life"

[@thatguy7681]

gonna ask where is winston

[@liquidheliotrope9994]

The grey pitt rolling in the grass at the beginning of the video is Winston.

[@juheepark7123]

I love how he is always doing that in every video 😂

[@AmericanMetalhead100]

"Fuck that noise, its dirt bath time."

[@traciemartin3785]

@BlackDogsMatter I know, right?? 😂😂

[@bt_serendipity9150]

It’s like a whole sled team went to the dog park that day 😂😂

[@zeusricochant7357]

😂😂😂

[@Sieghart.]

Seems like there's an abnormal amount of huskies there.

[@denisekatsabanis2590]

Brendan Gallagher lol abnormal amount of huskies! Lol!

[@carebear3194]

U mean adorable amount of huskies ;)

[@rupertmurdoch4750]

Its the fucking GAME OF THRONES BUUUULLLLSHIT fad. Number one dog in shelters since GOT started is huskies. People want the cute fluff ball, and are not prepared for the highest time and effort requirement of any dog breed.

[@jacobwhite208]

Rupert Murdoch you aren’t wrong. i’ve wanted a husky since I was a kid and was prepared to own one. seems like people nowadays literally get animals on a whim because of a phase.

[@hneebrn]

Rupert Murdoch I wanted one from the first time I saw the dog. I loved how talkative and energetic they are. They are like kids on crack. But I have figured out that I probably love the idea more than the reality. I’ll just stick to stalking KZbin videos of huskies!!

[@jcruzmusic95]

I love how winstons reaction to anything is always 😳 “wtf”

[@MegaHORSINGAROUND]

I think the dog being protective of his owner had nothing to do with why he was targetting the one husky. The Husky came in with a confronting attitude, something the other dog didn't like one bit. Therefore, he assigned himself the task of putting the dog in his place. His owners clearly didn't understand how wrong his confrontation at the fence was. Oh well. Great video thank you!!

[@tavspop]

Please just shut up.

[@whezz9959]

@@tavspop stfu Karen

[@seanomanary5691]

@@tavspop w0w that's soo fn rude...I appreciate his or her opinion, that's wat the comment section is for ..

[@tavspop]

@@seanomanary5691 and it's my opinion that you should both shut up.

[@joecucch8261]

That Akita /pit bull mix was very territorial but that Brown lab wasn't hearing it.

[@MegaGary1960]

joe met many dogs with my dog labs are not as soft as people think especially the brown ones for some reason, they can look after themselsves

[@joecucch8261]

@ Megagary 1960 I can't argue with you there. Labs have a high incidents of dog bites. They do tend to hold their ground.

[@MegaGary1960]

and they are big powerful dogs cheers joe

[@tcjohnson3437]

Yeah, brown lab made it clear it was done hearing that shit. Labs are a very underestimated dog in a fight.

[@TASIAawful1]

MegaGary1960 My dog is Akita mix and labradors always try to attack him my dog is very dog friendly and now I’m petrified if I see Labradors they have a side to them

[@Wobblyrage]

I am baffled that none of the owners look at their dogs body language! That husky shouldn’t even come in with that attitude! There were about twenty dogs surrounding the fence before he even came in and STILL the owners had no clue that the Husky caused that! That behavior causes fights!

[@66hobgoblin81]

Kees Langhout From what I've seen of that Akita/Pitbull it attempts to dominate every dog that's in the park, every time it's there. One day it will pick the wrong dog to mess with & get itself hammered. Can't say that I would be to bothered by it.

[@samilesamil9159]

All those dogs had dominant behavior, just look at their tails. The Akita/ pitbull tried to dominate all the other dogs but none of them submited. Did you see how the Akita was chasing one of the huskies and the husky started licking him and avoid making eye contact?

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@66hobgoblin81 you are right... But the husky should have respected him. He got many many warnings and kept walking into his space challenging him.

[@erickamyers71]

Actually if you knew about canines you would know if you put a disorderly canine in a group of dogs usually their temper goes down after a while realizing they can't dominate the entire group.or things go dangerously wrong and the dog ends up killing someone else's dog but it's up to you to take the risk.

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@erickamyers71 I never said i would. I dont go to dogparks. All i said is i would have checked both dogs

[@nigelmckeown]

Excellent video. People might not like the barking and body language, but these dogs sort out their difference this way very effectively. Much better than the silent scared dog who just attacks. I think the disabled owner needs to re-think visits to the dog park - the dog is getting no time to socialize as its concentrating on doing its 'job' the whole time. Pretty stressful.

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

Maybe you haven't watched enough of this guy's videos.

[@mollymaxwell1052]

My service dog goes to the dog park all the time and loves it. He still will do his job but I want him to have a chance to see his human and dog friends just to be a dog. That’s probably what that guy was doing

[@nigelmckeown]

@@Photosynthesisbeing I wasn't talking about Winston. I was talking about the dog that belongs to the disabled guy. I watch all Gumby's videos.

[@nigelmckeown]

@@mollymaxwell1052 I'm sure your service dog is way more socialised and happy in this environment. This dog is anxious and overwhelmed with his job in an place full of other dogs.

[@lilmixdboy]

@@nigelmckeown that dog is in other videos tho

[@CrypticHowl]

I find it very fascinating studying dog language especially dominance. In this case it was the Akita/Pitbull mix - he wasn't just protecting his owner but did a fantastic job at calming that husky down. In the process he was teaching him how to be respectful in the dog park. Props to him 👏

[@da_ghoul9432]

Husky at the gate is like fresh meat in the prison yard.

[@danielg9408]

that was literally the most uncontrolled and inappropriate thing I have ever seen at a dog park

[@TASIAawful1]

Daniel G I was just watching it here at home and it made my anxiety bad how can these people be so laid back why did those guys with that husky let him in the park I just couldn’t believe what I was watching

[@P3N1SLUVR]

I don’t understand what was so bad? The husky didn’t seem to be a problem, he was barking hen all the dogs were surrounding the fence but once he got in there was no issue, no fighting, nothing. What was wrong?

[@samhartje723]

@@P3N1SLUVR nothing, they're just trying to make a problem out of it.

[@ubu6420]

@@P3N1SLUVR how did you not see the problem? there was tension everywhere, dogs piling ontop of each other just to pursue one dog.

[@topbizniz]

Winston just lets it all roll by with a yawn. Hes a class act.

[@ScarecrOmega]

I didn't see Neveah, hope you took the right Husky home.

[@civildissension]

2:54 F***. Man, that was unbelievably graceful. The husky grazed it with its teeth and the akita pitbull flared its teeth and locked muscles in position for defense. In milliseconds when the husky moves on, he covers his teeth again and lets things diffuse. That maturity is rare even in people. I found my dog

[@Blindsyde5762]

I won't bring my Cane Corso to a dog park if there's so many other dogs there. Too many owners aren't responsible.

[@danlivni2097]

WOW tons of Huskies.

[@peteriddqd]

They are one of the prettiest race

[@santiagoavalos3637]

Heaven itself

[@vikingdogmanship]

the polar express

[@jussikankinen9409]

Americans watch tv shows get same dogs and abonden them

[@adartfrog2436]

Jussi Kankinen yep it’s totally JUST Americans 👍 good job sped

[@samilesamil9159]

All i see in this video are a bunch of dominant dogs. The Akita/pitbull mix was trying to dominate the husky, the husky was licking him and trying to avoid him but did not wanted to submit. All those dogs definately need training.

[@frozenlake652]

All dogs are dominant though some need more training and scolding more than other but they’re animals it’s what they do second the Akita/ pit bull was trying to put that husky ,that was immediately causing problems at the gate, in his place. He just came in with an energy that none of the other dogs liked and the owners were idiots for allowing him to bark at the gate like that and proceed to still let him run free

[@tydeprince7197]

You def don't know dogs because out of that whole pack it was only two that were alpha dogs

[@nickbingo8653]

You're right, people who train their dogs properly are responsible enough to know how stupid dog parks are.

[@Nele-vg7js]

Winston is perfect, he just relax. Literally there was just two dogs that caused trouble

[@wonder777warrior6]

The Akita was simply being protective of its a family. Dogs got too close

[@Discordia5]

I love when it pauses on dogs' faces and you give annotations. It's educational, but also hilarious.

[@deegee3195]

I love Winston - he is one grounded, balanced and obviously well loved dog... good on you for bringing up such a lovely boy

[@amouramarie]

I like how the chocolate lab told him off lol

[@CRTCLDSSTR]

Pet shop guy:So,how much huskies do you need? These Owners:Yaassss

[@Vanessa1983_]

😂😂😂

[@brendo2lit574]

LOL

[@BethyBeautiful]

Also never seen an akita mixed with a pit but it's adorable and I love it

[@janiceporcher-hall3832]

Random dog just come in at 5:01 howlin' i love it.

[@marter2006]

With videos like these, people shouldn't wonder if Huskies are a popular breed or not.

[@Irrelevant402]

Awww the Akita/Pitbull looks very cute though. Needs to take a chill pill though.

[@baleDELgavilan713]

3:07 listen to those barks YOU - LEAVE - MY - OWNER AL-ONE

[@bossylady80]

Winston's standing in front of you like: "I don't care what you guys got goin' on, but keep it away from MY hooman!!!" #GoodJobWinston 😊

[@ambergee1590]

Akita/pit mix keeps barking "If one of yall don't come get this dog away from my human" lol

[@juneplease3648]

Winston is literally the most chill dog ever 🤣 love it

[@clovertx901]

Capturing the beauty of mans best friend

[@lilyfreeborn3550]

I'm sure this is an old video but I love that your pittie literally just is sooo chill😎 Hes just looking at you like "do you see these guys dad" 🤣

[@j89hall]

Man I would not tolerate my dog acting like that Akita/Pit mix. Overly dominant and right on the edge of a fight. That owner should check that dog for real!

[@sunleo6161]

Christian Brown The correct term would be submissive LOL

[@sunleo6161]

Christian Brown And no, the dog should not nap at all. The dogs know how to deal with bad behavior from other dogs in a lot of ways, and it doesn’t necessarily mean biting.

[@interyanan5562]

@Sunny Days disabled people with dogs, 50/50. women with dogs, 50/50. a disabled woman with a dog, that happens to be an akita/pit cross. do i even need words?

[@vikingdogmanship]

Husky kept challenging... both dogs should have been checked

[@Qunpowder]

Inter Yanan uh .. what. lmao. you’re gross

[@Raethiance]

I just binge watched a bunch of your eps. I gotta say I love Winston’s energy! Now there’s a great doggo :)

[@VengeDracul]

This is wonderful to watch, The Akita Mix, pretty much got told off by a chocolate Lab. Then went on it's merry way. But it's also interesting to watch the Akita Mix and other Husky that was at first barking when it was coming towards the Dog Park. Then was calm in the Dog Park. Dogs are fun to watch when a bunch of all types of breeds all hang out.

[@jar7166]

akita's are so loyal and beautiful

[@denisekatsabanis2590]

Wow! You’re so right! I really don’t know why his owner takes him there, that Akita pitbull mix is obviously very stressed about protecting his owner. The only thing he does is stand in front of her and scare other dogs away.

[@CryptidBogLord]

Hackles, hackles everywhere.

[@charlie4112]

And Huskies. So many Huskies.

[@Flanneryschickens]

No one is talking about the chihuahua but I am DYING laughing over here

[@sumbulaga8679]

Omg that akita Pitbull mix is so beautiful

[@SikBeatz]

Thanks for taking the time to edit these videos. It really makes them entertaining.

[@scrattchyydoo]

Winston is so pure and innocent

[@madelineruml4081]

In some parts of the video Dale is in the right, such as snapping at the husky trying to mount him. But in the other cases he was not in the right. Another thing is how the owner corrects her dog. A soft and not at all stern voice doesn't get a dogs attention and doesn't signal the dog that what he/she's doing is bad. Just repeating the dogs name over and over does nothing. Correct the dog, or a fight could start. Overly dominant dogs can easily start a fight if not corrected and if confronted with another overly dominant dog.

[@vikingdogmanship]

👍

[@alien_trashpanda]

Very true. This is why I wont bring my AmBull to the dog park. Not only does he think hes the boss of pretty much everyone, but he is also reactive. If i had brought him into a dog park with that kind of "welcome" it would definitely end bloody. My great pyr mix, on the other hand, is the exact opposite. Least reactive dog on the planet, and literally could care less about other dogs at the park. The only time I have seen him correct another dog was when my friend's little border collie mix kept pouncing on him and pestering him.

[@Karl51729]

Pretty cool to watch how dogs interact with one another.

[@robertj8451]

@ 2:55 i give that akita some credit for not really biting back. you can tell he just cares about protecting his owner.

[@Stifford123]

why does Dales owner not keep him in order.. just lets him be aggressive to everyone.. not good

[@wildrebel-love5771]

Jason Hall if Dale is the Akita mix then you are wrong. First he shows no aggression. Labeling it as such is a misrepresentation of this behavior. Akita’s are vocal dogs and this dog is dominant. However no where in this video does he display aggression. Also the owner of the HUSKY in the Blue harness is at fault for what happened NOT the Akita mix owner. It’s so surprising that few people seem to understand dog language/behavior.

[@zokazokarai8758]

@@wildrebel-love5771 The akita was aggressive. If it weren't for the other dogs being well socialized, he would've killed a dog. He was stiff and continued to try to start a fight. Not good.

[@wildrebel-love5771]

Zoka Zokarai 😂 you clearly know nothing about dog behavior. He did not continue to try to “start a fight” that would be the Husky. The Husky was causing all kinds of trouble and brought bad energy into the park before he even walked in the gate. You’re very presumptuous to say “if the other dogs weren’t well socialized he would’ve killed them”. That is literally the most ignorant statement I have ever heard. I work with dogs FOR A LIVING. I went to college for many years to be a veterinarian and a dog trainer. I have a PhD in animal behavior. Believe me Dale (the Akita mix) is NOT aggressive. You have no clue what TRUE aggression is. Also if he wanted to harm or kill another dog (which would be aggression) believe me he would have NO PROBLEMS doing so no matter how well socialized the other dogs are. In fact it’s MORE dangerous to have “well socialized” dogs around an unstable/reactive/ or aggressive dog. Socializing is nothing more than conditioning, if Dale was truly aggressive then I guarantee you that at the very least one dog would’ve been severely mauled if not killed by him. Also a dog being “stiff” does NOT equal aggression. FYI stiffness is one form of communication that can be caused by anything... if a dog feels threatened they will stiffen, if a dog has hyper prey drive and sees something to chase they will stiffen, if a more dominant dog higher in the pecking order is challenged they will stiffen. It’s called COMMUNICATION and it is NOT the same as aggression. I’m very happy you have never met my dogs because you’re one of those ignorant people who would look at my well behaved, well trained, friendly but dominant dogs and go “omg they’re so aggressive. Just LOOK at them.” When they are completely stable and reliable dogs. Word of advice: if you don’t know what you’re talking about then don’t say anything. It’s people like you who say something when they don’t know anything about a dog that gets dogs confined and put down.

[@fa7355]

@@wildrebel-love5771 well the akita was being over aggressive towards the particular husky. Even after the husky put itself in a submissive posture with the licks and allowing the akita to push him around. Obviously the husky understood that there was boundaries so it stopped being confident and vocal. On the other hand the Akita was sizing up and pushing around it's weight, for example by the Akita staying stiff with it's head over the husky's it was showing a possible attack which wasn't allowed due to the husky acting playful and regularly

[@MishalMooreLover]

Dale (the Akita mix) is a very dominant dog. That is very obvious when looking at several videos of him. But he is not aggressive. The husky that entered the dog park had a very high energy from the start and Dale did not appreciate that, especially not around his owner that he is very protective of. At 3:20 - 3:30 you can see that the husky starts licking Dales lips and also puts his head under Dale. Some people thinks that this is showing submission but actually how I see it, is that the husky tried to play the situation off, like a puppy - not taking it seriously and not respecting boundaries. That's why Dale continued to be stiff, because since he is such a dominant dog, he wants full submission, or that the husky would just walk/run off and leave them alone. But the husky kept coming back several times. If you look closely at the husky that entered the park, you can see that he had a very high energy all the time - big opened eyes, panting, VERY little sniffing. Just running around.

[@blinkforarmyonce5272]

I love that there are so many huskies here because where I live, there’s barley any huskies and just small dogs that constantly bark or an uncommon German Shepard

[@derekx3631]

Thanks for the vidéos it's so interesting to understand dog's socialisation

[@dragonflyjones5146]

That Akita/Pit is a f'n stud. Beautiful dog.

[@ZeroGHome24]

Wow what a stunning mix you can see the Pit but the Akita is more predominant. He would be an even better dog with a more hands on owner.

[@TASIAawful1]

ZeroGHome24 Hes stunning

[@jimjones3485]

bernese mountain dogs

[@EW-uw7dg]

Winston the little loner getting his back scrubs on the grass lol, he is such a good boy. Dogs tend to sense people with disabilities, bless their hearts. The Akita mix might be sensing something from the owner, depending on the disability sometimes social situations might be overwhelming for the individual and the Akita might sense that, js. Looked like another awesome day at the dog park, great owners make it happen. ❤

[@unsaltedskies]

I'll probably get flamed for this but whatever its the internet. I actually loved the Akita/Pitbull mix. Sure, you can argue that "its dangerous, its not in control, that mix is never safe" and I'd have to disagree that I don't see it that way. I feel that there were a number of alphas bulldozing into the space you see this with tails up and the Huskies attempting to dominate him with paws up on him. Sure, the Akita/Pit mix is a pretty confident boy you can tell that by how he was submitting the other dogs but there are countless other dogs in the area of the owner and he isn't minding them at all. Having seen enough Dog Whisperer seasons (I'm no expert) though I feel those Huskies should have been in the "air lock" for a while longer until things calmed down as the pack already in the dog park weren't exactly welcoming from when he Huskies were on the outside based on a first viewing. Like I said, its the internet, everyone is welcome to their opinion. What I will say is that I'm happy for an honest debate should you see it differently. :)

[@janakristen9303]

Great comment, I completely agree.

[@Discordia5]

The Dog Whisperer was the best show ever.

[@ScarecrOmega]

I liked him too in this video but I do remember him being a bully and a jerk in another video, his name is Dale.

[@unsaltedskies]

thanks @@ScarecrOmega I'll be sure to look up that video!

[@SilentDarkAngel16]

dog whisperer isn't a very good source or go to thing to learn from as he use dominance as his way of training which isn't really reliable and it is dangerous it can work but there is much passive and simpler training you can do on your own without having to knock your dog down or be aggressive/dominant to it, he even failed to read a dogs body language a few times in some eps I saw (aka the famous one where he got bit pretty bad). But like you said everyone has their own opinion and I said my piece on dog whisperer I used to be a fan but after I grew up a bit, owned and trained my own dog, been to dog parks myself and so on I learned just how wrong he is on many things. I agree the breeds aren't naturally dangerous, they just have a rep for it due to ppl training theirs to be fighters and aggressive due to their large intimidating looks. I owned a pitbull when I was small and she was as gentle as a flower and she was larger then me and was one of my neighbors dog he gave her to us because he went to the army but pitbulls naturally are very gentle dogs they just look scary. if anything, akitas might be slightly more aggressive due to them being protective and needs early socialization

[@winni2601]

Every time very interesting videos. You are making a very good job. 🤗

[@alittlebreak6370]

2:46 He actually protected a small doggo from an (too) energetic Dalmatian along with a German shepherd in another video. He is a gentle soul!

[@IPIay01]

Akita/PitBull mixes look tough! Very strong looking dogs

[@SamiH2k3]

Winston was just standing there like here we go again

[@fjeldfross9327]

Two years late, but the Pitbull/ Akita reminds me of a Samurai: protective, fierce, and a certain noble Aura. Not somebody to mess with. Beautiful dog

[@Gungho1a]

Bit of an intimidating entry there. I definitely wouldn't have taken my rottweiler in...it would have ended with blood. Some of those dogs definitely lack control.

[@iiiena]

Same. I was anxious looking at that Husky that was being brought into the park without letting every dog calm down beforehand. I don't get why some owners are just hasty to make their dogs socialize when it's not the right time or with the right dogs. :\ I would've never entered that area with my Rottweilers. D:

[@Gungho1a]

iiiena absolutely. My old girl was a doll with pups and non aggressive adult dogs, but do the eye dog thing with her, or snarl and it was a declaration of war. We'd end up out on the adjoining oval with the puppies and non agro dogs. No way would I let my girl brawl...hell, her litter mates cost more than the entire dog park combined. Snobbiness aside though, we raised her as a people and puppy dog, but recognised the iron will in her. Better to be safe than a jackass with a bad rep dog. Besides, if she brawled, my wife would have had my guts for garters.

[@iiiena]

@@Gungho1a My female is exactly the same and as my male is growing I can see he is just like that too. They are ok with those who are ok with them as well. Try provoke them and it's war. Both got into a few brawls that I couldn't avoid, but they are stable and socialized enough to do a big and scary scene without actually harming no one. I'll be more careful in the future, but unfortunately there's plenty of people who just don't understand to keep their dogs away from mine when it's not the right situation or time for socializing.

[@zakismail4321]

That’s rights man I remember taking my 3 year old german shepherd to the dog park he’s amazing with other dogs but one guy brought is dog about 1 minute after me bearing in mind he had no leash dog was already barking before actually entering the park and went for my dog he was still a pup tho around 9-10 months he was an Akita both dogs needed stitches so Yh people please socialise your dogs as it can put others in danger

[@crissingram9035]

The people with the husky walking to the park should of calmed her dog down and sorted it out before going in there all those dogs was reacting for a reason!

[@mariahmccray9032]

That husky jumping was him trying to be dominant. When you see the posturing over another dog they’re trying to get them to submit. Beautiful pit 😍

[@bellahray5495]

Music is definitely mysterious!

[@aaaltonen3130]

5:00 The howling was so cute ♥️

[@funkyfurry8226]

1:23 your doggo goes like .. “YEET” xD

[@helencraig4720]

This is some serious beef I have to stay updated

[@radioman6489]

Winston is thinking just scratch your back relax like me. 😉

[@ms.sleeper1902]

Dale is very dominant dog and should not be at the dog park dogs like him are disrespectful and cause dog fights. The owner actually encouraged his behavior though the energy at the park was not good esp with the Huskies, I avoid dog parks because too many people are unwilling to admit their dogs are out of control...pretty bad the dog park allows small kids that is dangerous. Anyway, thanks for your videos of Winston and Neaveah they r good dogs...and your videos help to educate the public👏🐶🐾🐶🐶👻

[@kaceyforrey2652]

I don't take my dog to dog parks just for the fact that he doesn't like other dogs so I dont risk it.

[@blinkforarmyonce5272]

Kacey Forrey same, my dog is a husky and she doesn’t like other dogs and there is always one dog that is out of control because this one small dog tried to mount my dog when she was three months but she hid her area with her tail and we also quickly pulled her away and then the owner of the dog asked what was wrong with my dog and that she didn’t belong there. And even though when she is disrespectful to other dogs and the dogs snap at her, she calms down but she always barks repeatedly.

[@elizabethengland8165]

I agree. I have one dog I can take to the park, she could make friends with anything. The other is 10 and has always been dog aggressive, I have kept her out of the dog park because I'm not willing to risk the safety of anyone else's dog or mine. She's never been in a fight on walks either because I keep her close if I see another dog coming. It's just taking care of your dog.

[@JustinAEgan]

@@blinkforarmyonce5272 .... Not to blame the victim - however, if your female is or near going going into 'heat'...you should not take her to a dog park. That is a reality which some people ignore. Dogs do not understand civil respect, nor equality between sexes. To them - an invitation is an invitation - end of story. The existing dynamic of a neighborhood dog park are difficult to determine based on a 'one-time' visit. The "new kid" needs to be properly introduced for things to go well.

[@wildrebel-love5771]

florinda my68sleeper Dale was fine with other dogs until that Husky came in. Dale isn’t aggressive. So why the hell shouldn’t his owner have him there? He isn’t overprotective if he was he would NOT have gone as far away as he did. That Husky in blue should NEVER have been there.

[@tigerjonn]

This music in the beginning made me feel like I was watching a episode of the X-Files...

[@sogsmcgee2183]

Normal for a pit to be protective unfortunate that they are this protective sometimes but I think it is endearing

[@MadMexism]

I really enjoy these videos.

[@Poetblitz]

I think Winston was chilling going come Dale not again man....chill like a cucumber

[@wildrebel-love5771]

🤦🏼‍♀️ the Akita/Pit mix was protective of its owner but I’d hardly call that overly protective in fact that most likely would have still happened with the owner nowhere near by. That Husky in the blue harness that came in, however, was starting/looking for trouble. Similar to people, In dog language it is EXTREMELY disrespectful to get up in another dogs face like that. The Akita/pit mix simply let it know “Hey knock it off. You’re being a punk and I WILL put you in your place if you don’t give respect”. The whole reason all the dogs were going crazy while the Husky in blue was coming in was because of the body language coming off it. The Husky in blue was cocky, confident, punky and clearly giving signs of instigator. “The pack”* knew this hence their reaction. *any time any number of dogs are congregated in the same general area it’s considered a pack especially if in a place like a dog park where none of the dogs are (nor should be) restrained by a leash.

[@BushidoRyu]

Lol yooooo the way the Akita was checking everyone but didn't trip off winston for a second thats so fucking dope Winston a G Also the super action music with Winston squirming around lmao

[@karlabreesnee1306]

I like the chocolate lab just telling "Chill dude"

[@kraftwerk974]

Being a dog would clearly be too stressful a life for me 🥴. Winston understood it first and doesn't look for trouble. He's the greatest.

[@mchapman2424]

I have now watched about 20-30 of your videos, and am ready to comment: 1. I love Winston. Genuinely, he is such an awesome guy. 2. Dale is an asshole. I'm really hoping a future dog puts him in place a little bit. 3. I love when your 2 dogs play together, although not in this video. 4. Your style of video is great. Keep up the good work!

[@susanl154]

I wonder how many fights the Akita has caused?

[@pureevolution9952]

such a beauty tho

[@wulfonwallst8929]

Every video Dale is funny as shittt 🤣🤣🤣 like he really be trying bullying everyone

[@janiceporcher-hall3832]

Dang at 4:44 dale & the other dog started cussin each other out 😆

[@warwingsenthusiast5672]

Damn. Dog park looks like the prison yard. That pitkita was amazing though. Very gorgeous, Very dominant and no fear personality.

[@stevenlang9849]

How would the last two be a positive trait for a dog, let alone any animal? LOL

[@bromontana8100]

Love your videos

[@markc8049]

Akita pitbull mix recognizes friend and foe doesnt get upset when winston approaches its owner

[@GGKittyXO]

(OMINOUS MUSIC) Winston: rolling in the grass

[@MJ-sg8ov]

The music is hilarious.

[@MADELAINE677]

Love the bernese

[@_JESUS.IS.LORD_]

5:00 HAHAHAHA What kind of bark or howl was that?! LOL 😆

[@papismall_legs1366]

I have never seen that many huskies in a dog park before

[@hihowego4133]

Akita/Pitt mix look great!👍👍👍

[@dashingapothecary7118]

The whole sled team is there lol

[@BethyBeautiful]

That husky being led away was like BUT MOOOOMM

[@MarvinMonroe]

Dale is so awesome

[@americanakita9472]

I could never take my akita to a dog park,she's too dominant lol

[@aussenseitermagazin]

Akita-Pitbull mix, what a Unit

[@averyvillegas8659]

Dale is such a boss dog

[@maoshira2990]

Can someone explain the behavior issue with that husky? Like all the signs? I see some. But I’m not experienced with dogs...

[@soriada544]

LOOK AT THEM HACKLES ON THE AKITA/PITBULL!! WOW

[@EllaTrigger]

There such a rlly good playful dogs they do almost look like my dogs 🐶

[@mikedee936]

That Akita wasn't playing no games with any of those dogs

[@dryeyes7757]

That little chihuahua thought it was helping lol

[@Rentaro89]

This Akita/Pitbull mix sure is build like a tank.

[@HoomanthingMeetDog]

Wow there are so many huskies! Some owners are so incredibly clueless it irks me. When there's a new dog trying to come in have the decency and respect to call your dog over . That teaches them to give space and wait to meet and also helps with the anxiety of the newcomer.

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

Was it "Husky Day at the Park?" 😂🤣