Cane Corso/Pit Puts an English Mastiff in His Place

Winston checked a massive 18 month old English Mastiff and corrected his bad manners. This was the first time the English Mastiff came to the dog park and he was unsure of himself. He showed a little aggression but I think he was just scared of the other dogs and did not know what to do. If you look closely you can see how he widens his eyes when he gets spooked by the other dogs.
There is no violence in this video. This video exists in order to educate people about dogs and dog behavior at dog parks.

[@rockgracie8814]

I own an English mastiff and they usually weigh as much as there owners. And he will weigh 300 lbs. Mine weighs 180 and is a lean mean machine.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Yeah, so many people laugh and mock this woman it amazes me. I looked it up. It is possible. That dog is way bigger than he looks on video. I was confused at how small he looked on video compared to how he looks in person. After I saw him I told my friend, this is the biggest dog Winston has ever seen, and possibly the biggest dog I have ever seen. Even compared to the Giant European Great Danes in my video called "Giant Great Dane Runs Over Cane Corso Mix" (watch it here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYPElquVrc90n8U). Those Great Danes are arguably bigger than this English Mastiff (as he was in this video), but they are full grown and he is only 17 months old.

[@lexikent1625]

300 pounds?! THATS A HORSE

[@keepthelikesat710]

Rock Gracie if yo mastiffs get up to 300 pounds, theres no point in the breed. He's goin to be slow, and fat. 230 where they suppose to be at, maybe even less like 200

[@dlholmes111]

This is good, I'm a long time mastiff breeder, and in my experience a 180 pound English Mastiff is far healthier than one that is over 200. They are also more athletic, and more fun to have. Their lifespan will also be more on par with smaller medium sized dogs.

[@rockgracie8814]

dlholmes111 Thanks have a great day

[@ahobaker9619]

"So he's sociable?" - "Absolutely!" *stares and snaps at EVERY dog that comes by*

[@ianellicuellar16]

aho baker lmao

[@rossothecrimson7]

Those owners are the worst kind!

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

he might have been with that set of dogs.out on his own however.......

[@xxholicxxclover7413]

It looks like he had leash aggression. And it doesn’t help that he’s on leash at a dog park.

[@Broper1983]

aho baker 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheMboe76]

This woman has no business owning a Mastiff. He obviously hasn't been properly socialized. Obedience training does not negate socialization. They are gentle, but are prone to shyness, which leads to snapping. They MUST be socialized. Take them everywhere with you for at least the first year! (Mastiff owner 15 years.)

[@donttalktomebye]

didn't she say in the video she was trying to socialize him again after he was away for training for 6 months?

[@UkuleleLove14]

She's trying to socialize him but she's doing everything wrong.

[@turtlellinii]

I have a Mastiff/Great Peyronies/Anatolian Shepherd mix. He's four and a half years old, and the best dog ever. He's the most gentle dog I've ever seen- He's been socialized with people, dogs and cats his whole life.

[@chrisjimenez603]

I cannot agree with you more. She cannot handle such a dog physically, plus she lets her tiny dog pick on him at home. He's probably miserable. Sad to see.

[@jamee3374]

Bro chill we all gotta learn buddy

[@boinion3725]

MASTIFF: *lunges at Winston* WINSTON: So you have chosen death.

[@jeppepedersen7006]

Abigail N the mastiff would easily win that fight

[@kingrider75]

Not an advocate of a dog fight but I promise that mastiff wants no part of that Corso mix lol

[@jeppepedersen7006]

@@kingrider75 you say that because you like Cane Corso's that's fine same here. But that mastiff is stronger in every way

[@JMakesWell]

@@kingrider75 I have 3 saints and I promise you those dogs would rip anything apart they viewed as a threat to their owner

[@JMakesWell]

@rapaduuri suuri y’all need to chill with that shit. To anyone that knows or breeds dogs pits are nothing more than a terrier. Stop flexing emotionally abused fighting animals, it’s not tough it’s cruel and weak.

[@Thmusic7]

It's always a bad sign when the owner appears nervous or trying to over-explain his behavior before something happens. You can tell that she's subtly warning him that her Mastiff hasn't been socialized. "First time at the park, He's a bit nervous,he loves other dogs but," and oh yeah, my favorite one, is he sociable? High pitched "Absolutely!"

[@reeseewhitfield1734]

Yeah I was thinking that . It's always the overexplaining that's the huge red flag

[@doofy28]

No crap. Maybe leave the nervous newbie alone till her and her and her dog have time to relax and adjust instead of verbally jumping all over them like a ill mannered puppy.

[@prg2812]

"Loves other dogs" He says "They're delicious"

[@pippy5121984]

Listen to the guy who's talking, he knows what he talking about. If you can't follow the rules and be knowledgeable about dog park etiquette, then don't go to the dog park.

[@Katphishh17539]

It especially doesn’t help when their owner is on edge and nervous. The pet senses the anxiety and is nervous looking for the threat. This lesson I’ve learned from horses mainly but definitely dogs too.

[@marshamoore8385]

Winston did more to train Gus than both owners. He saw a need to put Gus in his place and did it! Gus is confused. Winston on the other hand is not! He didn't bite Gus instead popping him on the snout. And Winston obeyed his dad. Winston is a confident dog. But he won't take crap from any other dog. You should be proud of Winston!!!

[@z.l.pianist9440]

I don't know why this isn't getting more credit! Winston is an amazingly well trained and confident dog. It takes a lot of self control for dogs to do that and then come back down so quickly.

[@michaelbranco6591]

Winston Winston Winston

[@whisperingrisk2241]

It's the Kane in him those dogs are Italian Mastiffs that were trained for war they don't back down

[@gooberbeans7972]

"So he's sociable then?" "Oh, yeah, no absolutely." 6 seconds later... grrrr!

[@newfiefitz412]

I think she needs to let her dog play, and learn. She just seems scared that if her dog would do damage, but i think the dog feels trapped in a way to be lashing out like that, or maybe its the way she trained him. Either way let winston play with him! Poor gus 😘

[@gooberbeans7972]

@@newfiefitz412 Oh, I'm with you.👍👍👍

[@xmanDaThurd]

goober beans Question: Y u copy comment

[@gooberbeans7972]

@@xmanDaThurd I didn't.

[@deeptoot1453]

He's clueless. So many large dog breeds suffwr the same fate. The woners are afraid their dog will do some sort of damage and don't let go of the tight leash.

[@strat458796]

“I have carpel tunnel in my wrists.” Why do you own one of the largest dog breeds then?

[@DarkoRajakovic_]

Because they require the least exercise like ever..

[@kickrocks3485]

ceemo88 if she wanted a lazier dog she shouldve got a much smaller one such as a english bulldog they dont need a lot of exercise and rather chill on the couch

[@Hagg-o-tron]

@@DarkoRajakovic_ you could get pretty much any sight hound. Whippets, lurchers, greyhounds all need minimal long hard walking. Even though people think they need loads of exercise actually they are lazy bastards

[@iris6922]

ceemo88 Exercising her dog with carpal tunnel syndrome should not be a problem. It only affects the hands and many experience trouble holding things as well as weakness in the fingers so getting a heavy dog was a biiig mistake haha.

[@BiIlDipperIy]

Later in the video she said her husband got him for her I think. But then she said so she feels safe so I mean I guess I can't be mad at that. I don't think he needs that collar tho.

[@s.elizabeth1753]

Winston was teaching him manners. "Who you think you snappin at bro, wanna go?!"

[@vlee.solone]

Thank you that other do was trippin

[@DzamanoGaming]

and he will kick winstons ass ;) idk why everyone thinks that winston is good enough. If dogs there will fight, many of them may kill winston, open your eyes ppl

[@jaystamps7519]

@@DzamanoGaming I was saying the same thing....especially one of those husky malamute ones...too quick for him

[@jimpullen8629]

@@DzamanoGaming yea he was trying to

[@HolaPolaRs]

This made me laugh more than it should 😂

[@FatDaddyCool]

Loved the fact that the Pit wasn't actually attacking he simply pushed the Mastiff with his paw and vocalized the message of "Hey that shit don't fly here, it's rude"

[@cheyenneorvis1700]

His agression came from his owner being tense. You can't own a guard dog breed if you are gonna be tense when you take him out. Trust your dog. He wanted to go and play at first and you kept tugging on the leash and made him tense.

[@TeachableK9]

Definitely.. last thing you want to do is stand in one place with the dog's leash on.

[@juraicgamer4408]

isabel lopez. And especially at a dog park. She was probably too scared of him getting up on a smaller dog

[@schmittyconstanz]

Sit,sit,sit,blab,blab,blab,sit,sit,sit Dog got No Exercise!😵

[@Squeeky_Shadow]

@@schmittyconstanz that's what pissed me off about this video. The dog should of been able to get up and walk around her or at least just stand up.

[@crystalchavez4576]

No any dog She is scared and it’s putting her dog on edge She isn’t letting him relax 😬 It’s seems like she doesn’t really know that much about dog body language

[@TLive-ji5wf]

He might be being aggressive because she's tugging at his collar when a dog approaches and he's going into protection mode. He's trying to protect her. The other dog probably thinks the same.

[@iansimpson2812]

Yeah if you watch when he lunges towards the shepherd type dog the owner is pulling the prong collar at the exact same moment. If anything she should have just held his yellow collar but I think she should have just let him play in the first place.

[@brittanykievit7596]

I agree with that also I think that he should have a harness instead of having two collars on with the leash.

[@alonelybatinisolation2746]

@@brittanykievit7596 Yeah, I use a harness for my Rotterman who is much stronger then me, and you can grab the harness instead of the collar / leash and you'll get much more control. Plus it's safer for the dog.

[@vixter_]

The things is I think the owner was scared as well, what if she let's him go and he does harm one of the dogs, it's not an easy choice when you have a giant like that

[@terrystratford1235]

Yep! Plus dog is in front of her! Like a pack leader! This women has zero idea of dog mentality and she has a bloody mastiff! Let him off the lead and the other dogs will teach him manners!

[@philippamullins7647]

What’s the point in taking your dog to the dog park, only to make him lay down the entire time?! No wonder he was on edge

[@ariellecook8136]

Philippa Mullins ikr

[@Don-Angel]

Exactly what I just thought, let him run a bit he's probably got so much pent up energy. He got slapped round the head and skulked poor thing.

[@NewEraFeminism]

i think she wanted to try it out first see how he reacted on the leash first

[@toointoxicatedtobescared6853]

shes trying to socialize him but i think she shouldnt have chosen a dog park to do that.

[@kaneowen9671]

Shes socialising more than he is

[@hillbillydelux]

Winston said boy I'll slap the hell out of you.

[@MeltingOnYourMind]

😭🤣

[@DeezNuts-cw6sc]

Lmao

[@user-bm3qb4ir7g]

Literally did though

[@harryand9919]

yh he a little pussy

[@FlowingDepths]

Right!? Winston got all up in his face, like "I warned you once about acting a damn fool!"

[@winni2601]

You can be proud of Winston. He is really a great dog with a big soul and an excellent character. All he did was o.k.

[@queintt9567]

@Blew Tew Winston isn’t the mastiff he’s the cane corso

[@juanjulianamanriquez1345]

Cane Corso is an Italian Mastiff.

[@brivalentine3361]

3:04 Winston is so adorable. Like nothing bothers him and he handles everything with grace.

[@renzopeterson153]

He's too slick for his own good, I honestly think old Winston baited young gus in lol.

[@jenniferw5095]

Winston is a badass, not taking any sass. That mastiff is insecure seems to me. But I bet he’d take a chunk out of someone if they tried something to his momma.

[@mr.harambe2658]

Lol mastiffs slow asf I would steal from his momma and jump by the fence that dog would be slow to catch up

[@samrandall9168]

Jennifer W maybe it doesn’t like the spiked collar stuck in its neck poor animal should be banned on dogs

[@earthing3696]

@@samrandall9168 that's not the case but ok.

[@smolsandkat3075]

Sam Randall if he had an issue with his prong collar he’d most likely be trying to scratch it off.

[@saturniiiidae]

@@samrandall9168 - while I don’t really like prong collars, I can tell that’s not why.

[@dtrmind]

He's a great dog, born follower, the owner is bringing the issues.

[@lucasanderson80]

For sure the owner is the issue. She has no idea what she is doing. Who the fuck walks a dog around on a leash at a dog park?

[@doink3570]

@@lucasanderson80 she did say it was its first time, it's actually more safe. I mean imagine if she didn't have the leash and the mastiff gets in a fight with winston or the shepherd, they'd be running all over the park fighting but with the leash if things gets to heated then she could just pull the beast. Best to put on the leash and let them know each other first after that you can let the mastiff run off

[@lucasanderson80]

@Che, I have a 215 lbs English Mastiff, they are one of the most docile dogs and not aggressive. If that dog is going to the dog park for the first time at that age, then the owner definitely doesn't know what she is doing. Dogs check each other to establish a pecking order, they rarely get into damaging fights. Being in a leash makes them feel trapped and forces them to attack to protect themselves.

[@tmaxim2651]

I mean he really should have started going much much earlier, with his size. Also dogs should be trained with the owners, not sent off somewhere.

[@NEWHITONTHESHREET]

Watdoink but not ramsay ikr! People make the mistake of entering the park when there dogs are to excited! I have a lab pit mix some much excitement, so we enter the park with a leash and we sit in the park with leash until he is calm and all of the dogs have come and greeted him.

[@ianmcgeehan4627]

Gus had his tail between his legs the entire time. Something amiss in Gus' life. Probably at home with the domineering yorkie.

[@rld8258]

Probably just unsocialized and nervous seeing other dogs

[@idontwanttoparticipateplea212]

I’m glad she is working on his socialization.

[@chrisjimenez603]

Srs. I feel bad he gets picked on by a pip squeek peabrained lil dog.

[@TheDawgButter]

I feel bad that Gus gets to go outside but the other dog has to sit at home. Poor little dog

[@SGKeiana]

Aww, Winston knew exactly what to do with that dog, he wasn't gonna hurt him, you gotta trust Winston more! He did exactly what Gus needed. Maybe Gus will stop antagonizing other dogs now before he pisses off a dog who will ACTUALLY hurt him.

[@oldeweightlifting9271]

Funny that she didn't have a lot more to say after having her ego/dog exposed.....no one brings a dog that size unless their trying to say something.....walk of shame ..lol

[@gretaszabolcs3006]

Exactly!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

I trusted Winston's motives, but I was actually scared he would get hurt by this huge 150+ Ib dog.

[@charlesburns8661]

@@oldeweightlifting9271 your wrong, I have a 170 pound anatolian, and I really want a mastiff! They can get like 250 plus! Big dogs are just so cute and fluffy!! And I don't want my dog fighting anything, or agressive. It just they are so adorable. If you get your ego from your dog being agressive and "checking" other dogs... Kind of sad.

[@shavedape]

@@charlesburns8661 90% of people in these comments fit with that last sentence......and I agree that you can have a huge dog and not be trying to 'say something' WTH? So no she wasn't trying to say anything and just loves big adorable dogs like the Mastiff.

[@kaos1189]

The dog is nervous and look at his tail, down between the legs. I can only see this coming from the owner and the dog not being trained/looked after properly enough.

[@harryand9919]

yh when he snapped cause he was anxious she didn't help at all by putting him in vulnerable positions (laying down) only making him more anxious, and keeping him on the lead alone will make him vulnerable not actually be able to properly socialize, basically don't get a dog if your not going to put the hard work in yourself from the beggining.

[@radioman6489]

Winston don't care how big they are. Come get some. lol

[@radioman6489]

67 cuda he backed off from Winston you know Winston was older he's a senior Young big man listened

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

the mastiff was never trying to prevent a fight.he was trying to defend himself in a situation where he did not have to.Winston calmly checked him out and looked away telling the mastiff he was not a threat.the mastiff failed the test.Winston was acting like a alpha and checking out the new dog.only time he displayed aggression was when he was attacked. little dogs beat big dogs all the time.it is not the size of the dog in the fight that matters.it is the size of the fight in the dog. let me make myself clear.i am not condoning letting dogs fight.just informing you of what really happened.

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

eye contact plays a major role in dog behavior.by standing close but looking away he was displaying a calm deposition.look at Winston's expression when he turns back around toward the mastiff he was shocked that the other dog attacked.it was a simple and calm meeting.the mastiff clearly has more manners and social skills that need to be developed.

[@Idol76]

67 cuda ya...mastiffs of any kind usually don't look at dogs way smaller than it as threats,and don't really do anything...if that little dog bit that English mastiff and it hurt it...well,the English mastiff would rag doll it.

[@ryanlang4327]

don't think just cause the dog is big they'll kick any other dogs ass. My sister has a real stocky queensland who's got agression issues and he flips their american bull dog on its back

[@markreynolds6341]

"It ain't the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog".

[@frankiemoore9127]

Mainly it’s the size of the dog tho😂

[@markreynolds6341]

@@frankiemoore9127 ok bud. Whatever u say.

[@moe5346]

@@frankiemoore9127 100% the size

[@shavedape]

I thought this was a dog park not a fighting ring.

[@chrishenicke2052]

That’s what I’d do if I had carpal tunnel, I’d take a 200 lb dog for a walk.... 🤷‍♂️✌️

[@bobotee7072]

Chris Henicke 210 pounds at this point which is a year-and-a-half-old will eventually weigh a little over 300 lb when mature like she said

[@chrishenicke2052]

Bobo Tee well I was close 😁

[@deeptoot1453]

Geez

[@bluesfan6862]

Bobo Tee I own a female English mastiff and she is giant. She is about 200. No way this dog is going to be 300 pounds unless it is morbidly obese. Just another annoying dog owner bragging about their dogs weight. Unless the mastiff is just enormous(like world record type), it shouldn’t way over 240 imo, that is just unhealthy for the dog.

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@bluesfan6862 fr

[@crvsade3850]

She doesn't know anything about dogs...

[@kimberlyh.1090]

The majority of people don't. And it's sad because dogs suffer for it all the time.

[@jayeldrippa]

💯

[@Papershields001]

I’m not surprised at all by a Yorkie bossing around a big bulldog. My Jack Russel used to boss around my horses. The one time my horse Tigger ever showed any resistance Figaro bit right onto his nose and started shaking. He wouldn’t let go. I swear this horse jumped back and tried to shake him off and my little dog was like 7 feet in the air attached to this bucking horses nose like he was trying to shake a mouse to death. I’ve never been more scared for one of my pets, I thought he was going to break his neck. But Tigger never gave him any more lip...literally. The look on his face whenever Figaro came around was like, “this dog is a psychopath...” I’m just saying 12 lb dog v. 1600 lb horse.

[@johnroughneen3585]

Not a Bulldog

[@rld8258]

You're saying it like it's a good thing

[@deddsos]

Lil Doomer now we all know... Yorkies are the alpha males/females in all of the domestic animal kingdom lmao

[@123PSPs]

Jack Russell's are fearless little buggers sometimes bite more off than they can chew. Several years back I was walking my jack two stray dogs a pit and a German Shepherd went up to her the pit launched at her and grabbed her by the back and shook her up a bit. She fought back and then the German Shepherd tried to grab her as I kicked the pit. My jack ended up running under a car for shelter , she's still alive and well 14 years old and still acts like she's 10

[@belle369]

Yeah I have a mini schnauzer, and she’s the boss in my house lmao

[@indigodragon0613]

First 30 seconds of the video and I can tell the woman is nervous and unsure. The mastiff picks up on this nervous energy and feels nervous himself. He also feels confined because of the leash and likely feels the urge to protect his owner because she is nervous and not taking a calm leadership position. She’s talking to the mastiff in a voice we humans use for babies, which causes dogs to become excited. The mastiff will feel that she’s praising him for his nervous state of mind. This is a dangerous situation. A large dog breed especially can be very dangerous when their owners are unsure of themselves. Edit: the fact that she has carpal tunnel syndrome likely doesn’t help her frame of mind when controlling a large dog. She needs to keep an image in her mind of what outcome she wants. Because she does have a physical issue, she needs to really be confidant and powerful in how she presents herself to her dog. It’s possible he can sense that she has some sort of health issue beyond her own nervousness and that amplify the protectiveness that dogs with nervous owners feel.

[@Jeckaa84]

Ow yeah! They know excactly how you feel.

[@schmittyconstanz]

She would rather blab.the dog is a status symbol for her .poor dog

[@owendacres5651]

Winston said “I’m your huckleberry”

[@leomajor4145]

6:27 if Winston gave me that face he could do whatever he wants. Adorable!

[@reeseewhitfield1734]

Right so cute!

[@Smith-re6jq]

This dog wants to socialize but can not because it is confined to its owner so it has no other option than to guard. The reason the dog is confined to the owner is becouse the owner wants attention. The owner has crippled hands and the brains of an adolescent. Great combo for controlling a potentially very powerful animal. She can't control it mentally nor physically.

[@HardwoodMaster]

I'm glad someone can see the obvious

[@chronic2001n]

It's her trophy to show off to everyone. It's sad.

[@jeffreyes1568]

@@chronic2001n exactly. She loves that attention from that mastiff But this broad is in over her head

[@bcamk]

It was a bad camera angle, but it looked to me like Gus was going down into a play mode.

[@johnnyice256]

@@bcamk Thats what i thought too.

[@2006racefreak]

Winston slaps him like we can go if u want

[@HighBredReaper]

@47 E.B.O you'd be surprised how much a Pit can take and dish out.

[@quan5463]

47 E.B.O it’s not lol

[@christpower5402]

yup. Lol.

[@mikeguapo1999]

Winston slapped him like hoe know your place

[@deeptoot1453]

I always thought winston was a bandogge

[@officialelonmuskyoutubecha4905]

Watching this channel for a while, I’ve realized it’s not really about how big or “powerful” a dog is, it’s all about how they read another dog’s body language.

[@andyparsley3744]

The lead makes a huge difference drop the lead he's ready to say hello.

[@amylincoln7363]

I think the issue was the owner, not the dog. You were very right. You don't take a dog in a dog park with his leash because he feels he needs to protect you, your energy is going right into your dog, and he feels trapped like he needs to defend himself

[@karenrojas04]

C Girl Hopefully that’s not why my yorkie snaps at dogs bigger than her.If a dog her size sniffs her she wouldn’t care,but with a bigger dog it’s a whole other story.When the neighbors German Shepard and my yorkie meet up (both on leashes) my dog would snap at him and I think he thinks she just wants to play.Know any tricks to help her get along with bigger dogs?

[@elgr4489]

exactly...

[@ivanbarnard7644]

C Girl and when she pulls his collar as another dog goes in for a sniff. She is making him aggressive!

[@marcuslarwa9098]

Ş𝕦Ｐєⓡ𝕟𝐎ＯⒷ u can try finding someone with a bigger dog that will allow your dog to dominate. Hopefully after awhile she will see that there’s no reason to be afraid. If that doesn’t work then hopefully u have dog parts for smaller dogs like we have here. I have a jack Russell that is kinda the same because he has to be the dominate dog no matter how big the other dogs are. I can’t bring him around big dog because I’m scared his going to try to dominate them and get hurt.

[@elenadejesus7489]

The owner IS the issue.

[@jamiebailey8350]

worst thing to do when introducing a dog to a dog park: keep them on a leash.

[@gls600]

Jamie Bailey - i agree

[@chunkybuttz844]

Spot on

[@T.Q.]

Yeah, until it runs off to another dog that dislikes strange dogs and ends up getting mauled. Then we’ll hear how it “should’ve been leashed.”

[@chunkybuttz844]

TQ your comment shows how little you actually know about dogs. There is no situation where a dog should be inside a park while on a lead.

[@nickrose5872]

I always have my EM on the leash until I enter the final gate. These are the rules. Leashed when you exit too. Once inside it's a free for all.😆

[@RosieRoan]

Woman: "My dog is very sociable, and he even went for specialized training..." Mastiff: *_(Acts agressive, nervous, and tries to bite every dog that greets him)_*

[@cassmyles9592]

😂😂😭💀Winston is not to be played with, I'm laughing so hard That massiff just got "WINSTONED"= (paw slapped)

[@babybluecheeks]

Winston with that slap😂 always cracks me up

[@michaelj4009]

Winston is the friendliest pit I've ever seen. I wish there were more owners like you.

[@karafitzpatrick4604]

Winston is actually the most patient dog ever

[@ashleep.9303]

She didnt even correct him for snapping at the other dogs, isnt that what that second collar is for

[@shavedape]

I think he was being playful actually but then Winston got all like serious

[@b.b.4700]

Lol everyone is a dog expert.

[@milaoloading]

betsy kelley Everyone's an expert on everything in the world of youtube.

[@crimsontide1980]

Betsey Kelley I know, right?? Lol I'd hate for any of these people to come to my house and see my dog I'm sure they would scrutinize every little thing.

[@brandonmeza403]

Fr 😂😂

[@commonsense8334]

It’s a dog. It’s an unpredictable animal.

[@marcuslarwa9098]

Common Sense actually a well trained dog is very predictable. She doesn’t have a clue what’s she’s doing and that dog is definitely not trained.

[@stooopidtoons5204]

Winston was like "oh what's up ...you trying to see me dog! what! I'm all in yo face what's up! His reflex was on point. Funny though.

[@JohnjOcampo]

His literally telling her how to fix that snap action and she totally ignores it.

[@haleynoreen910]

I have a 9 month Pitbull and she would’ve done the same thing as Winston. And honestly he was not at fault and he stood his ground. What a good boy!! (:

[@the_reaper_fpv]

The size is irrelevant because the pitbull is sure of himself. The mastiff was very insecure and scared

[@MrBmantheman]

67 cuda No way in hell... Pits were bred to fight. I saw one jump up and lock onto a bears throat once... Not a breed that should be fighting any other dog breed regardless of size lol

[@snakeman9902]

TheDemonologistsHandbook Pits where bred to fight. But that doesn't make them unbeatable. A kangal would destroy a pit in mins, if it's not been taken down already, it was on You tube, I have also seen a rotty trained and used in the Pitt against a Pitt bull, beat a Pitt bull, pound for pound, the Pitt is unbeatable, but this is the issue, pound for pound, a Caucasian shepherd, kangal etc are to big and too powerful for a little Pitt. Pitts, like the old English proper bull dogs, not the squaty pathetic examples of today, use to be pitted against bears, however, the bears where chained up and the dogs where usually set on the bears in 2/3 sometimes 4 at time. There is no way that a Pitt would kill a wild bear like a grizzly one on one. I don't believe a Pitt would win against a badger..

[@snakeman9902]

Devon Then I suggest you search on.youtube then you will see if I know nothing about dogs, it's not my opinion only, there is vid evidence, oh and BTW, Ihave owned pitbulls.

[@snakeman9902]

Devon Your correct, they have been taken down, of course, KZbin never take videos down would they, 🤔, if you believe I am wrong that's fine, if you have evidence to prove I'm wrong. Show me.... I personally don't care if you believe me or not, it really isn't that hard to believe that a Caucasian shepherd has killed a wolf. Can beat a pit.Show me evidence of pit doing that, I believe that video is still on, a kangal has a more powerful bite than a Pit, outweighs it by 3 times over and can fight for an hour...unfortunately, I'm not a butt hurt Pitt lover that believes Pitts are unbeatable. I do suggest doing some research on the dogs I mentioned before making yourself look stupid and showing a great lack of knowledge.

[@snakeman9902]

Devon thank you, I will. I despise dog fighting, it is a disgusting entertainment for the weak and sick individuals.

[@Kiserai90]

The owner was the problem. Take the leash of and let him do his thing instead of constantly tugging on him stressing him out more.

[@Kiserai90]

Tilly Too lmao "scared of life"

[@chunkybuttz844]

Her hovering, fearful presence was cringe !

[@tejhandiallo2768]

Yeah take off the leash so he can go maul an innocent dog she wouldnt be able to control that 200 lb dog at all

[@Kiserai90]

Tejhan Diallo they don't call English mastiffs gentle giants for no reason. Also there's no way in hell she's going to stop a dog that size from going after something if it really wanted to.

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

@@tejhandiallo2768 She shouldn't be able to be allowed to own a dog she doesn't have confident control of.

[@inglbrute]

Winston acted perfectly. Just showing him how things are. I love the bat to the face. Gus just needs some confidence.

[@musyesim2614]

After 10 beautiful years with my big boy Efe I thought I knew everything man! Til I recently got a husky puppy and I must say only after watching your videos am I confident enough to train and socialise my little man, thanks bro

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

I'm glad the videos helped you Poyraz, good luck with your training and socialization!

[@mercswifejl]

He needs to stop "laying down" that mastiff!! He's already insecure.....ur putting him in an even more vulnerable position where he feels even more inclined to defend himself!!! Work with him! Socialize him! TEACH HIM....Instead of making him worse!

[@calibudd7985]

SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU'RE NOT AN EXPERT

[@MrSpccdavid]

But what if she is? Lmao

[@offbrand_2863]

He's a big dog who's confident and thinks he runs things and when your dogs do something wrong you need to correct their behavior by laying them down and having them be submissive and if he's unconfident then you still need to take the same steps and get rid of that instability

[@Radi0_4563]

Dude he’s as they say “Dominant” English mastiffs are like that I know because my family has owned one, even if they’re insecure they will snap at almost anything they’re size or smaller that moves when they are like this, they can be like that, yeah they should work with him but laying him down and getting him to be submissive is teaching him to get over the fear and that he’s not the dominant one in this situation if anything getting him to lay down can help

[@elenadejesus7489]

Jenni, you're awesome!

[@Ratatat_Nat]

I love your relationship with your pup. Total trust, respect and understanding of each other. I commend you for your wisdom sir!

[@loricline1692]

I love to see Winston and the husky play together. They aren't threatened by one another and are the perfect example of what the dog park is for

[@domthemountainmastiff2788]

Scares me seeing a woman with a powerful breed like that and you could tell she doesn't know much in regards to dog behavior, doesn't seem tuned into her dog. If something were to happen she wouldn't be able to control that Mastiff also.

[@jizzypuff]

Dom The Mountain Mastiff yeah it's rare to see women with such large breeds. I have a 120 pound rottie and he is a very well behaved dog. I am around 115 pounds so he definitely outweighs me but it's never been an issue since he doesn't pull. I do not take my dog to the dog park unless my husband comes with me because I do not trust other dog owners. I have had my dog attacked and he usually doesn't retaliate because he will listen to my commands. But I have had a couple close encounters where I know if a really bad fight was started I'm unsure of if I could really separate him and another dog.

[@littlemouse9900]

I had a mastiff/rottie mix he was 165. I'd say he was decently trained 😅. We could have done better to be honest but I was happy with how he was. But I knew better then to take him to a dog park by my self me only being 118 lbs. I'd wait till my 200 lb roommate got home and we'd go together. You know how you dog reacts but you never know how things will got with other people's dogs and you got to be able to control them under the most crazy circumstances.

[@nataleighkane5311]

I have a mastiff and I train dogs. She should’ve let him off the leash. The leash makes them feel trapped (like you said) and like they need to protect their owner. She should’ve pushed him off and let him figure it out not interfered. Now if a fight had started then yes correct the dog and remove him from the fight till things settled down.

[@JuggoJuggo]

The problem is that she has no confidence to stop the dog if it's get out of control, she is the one that is scared, she is the nervous one(two leashes, two collars.)

[@JuggoJuggo]

Poor doggo, English Mastiffs are such good dogs too.

[@dlholmes111]

Trainer to trainer I am not as sure about the trapped part, but it does set off a long inbred instinct to fight. I always tell people if your out walking your Mastiff type dog, or any large breed, and it's attacked by a pit on the street, then don't pull it's head around, drop the leash, and let your dog defend it'self. More than likely the big dog will stop the fight by rebuffing the pits attack on it's backside, and it keeps your dog from getting really mad which makes the situation worse.

[@JamesJones-tl4yy]

imo winston walked up to the mastiff in a dominate way. tail up, blocking movement and locking eyes is a sign of dominance. the mastiff was well behaved, but winston kinnda bullied him.

[@BlueEyesWhiteTeddy]

+Tilly Too From men. The most dangerous creatures for women are men.

[@spazdaraz]

I love how you capture their faces and eyes etc. Good sound effects, makes me smile!

[@angelc.9409]

Winston was tired of being bullied by that monster. He did great though

[@stevenphelps7929]

Gus is a beast for a pup

[@stevenphelps7929]

Gus has a 600lb bite and Winston 300 bite force. Thank God Gus is still obedient.

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@stevenphelps7929 lol Gis doesn't have a 600psi lol stop it Big mastifs like that have weak bites.

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@stevenphelps7929 that mastiff is just overweight asf. His height and weight don't match

[@calebgrove7498]

@@stevenphelps7929 do you know a Cane Corso has a bite force of 700 PSI right

[@PantherCrane]

So much wrong went on here..

[@davidcuevas9128]

This lady does not know a single thing about how to control he mastiff or train she just has it for showing it off

[@notreleventinfo]

Well that's because it's an animal not a gun.

[@flintrocks]

@@somegirl4063 Yeah well now that Winston taught him a lesson maybe he will be less likely to do stuff like this again. Not gonna comment on whether the owner is good or bad, but she does seem to have him somewhat trained, and is trying to socialize him. Probably more of a problem that hes basically still a puppy, but overall id say this was a good experience for him

[@chronic2001n]

He's a trophy for her to show off and she gets off on trying to control him. It's sad.

[@deankruse2891]

Everyone with a working dog has it to show it off. They buy it for the aesthetic and status. No one needs a personal protection dog, they are not Scarface or Pablo Escobar, they just like the feeling and the social aspect.

[@largelester]

she needs to take the choke collar off and let him run loose in the park

[@pocketsizedbakesale]

As a service dog trainer, a word of advice. NEVER walk your dog on lead while in a dog park. The dog becomes anxious and uncomfortable. Always leash on/off outside the gate in the middle area

[@manarex]

Idk if anyone noticed but Winston is a "dominant" personality so loveable so cute and cuddly but you can tell by the demeanor his tail is poised he didn't go to bite gus he corrected by pawing his face "like aye this is a place to socialize don't go correcting us for trying to be nice" which is incredibly good 10/10 dog I wish I had one just as cute and protective

[@kingghidorah8106]

Your Pitbull/corso is really well taught, also it has a lovable personality, always looking to you when you say to him "don't do that!".

[@JoanieKennedy]

Winston is like I'm tired of this $#-+

[@tweedledee4605]

I absolutely fucking love this channel. I could watch this in my dreams if possible. Winston is a top bloke ! All the best from UK

[@alwaysanoob4834]

Honestly, it looked like gus was doing a playful bow and did a small lunge so Winston would notice. You can see as soon as Gus saw Winston was serious he bowed his head then leaned against the gate even sat on his owners foot to feel protected.

[@shavedape]

Yes it looked playful to me too. He wanted to play I think. Man everyone is about dog fighting in here.

[@henrysantiago7778]

Dog is a product of its owner... What the owner is is what the dog will become... True story

[@CassandraCain]

You are always so relaxed and give everyone tips or suggestions that want to hear it. I could never, haha. It all makes sense when you talk to people. Her husband got the dog for her so she could feel safe. But an unsure owner makes an unsure dog. He's so young and thinks he needs to protect her cause she feels uneasy. I have anxiety and I know it's hard to change but I hope they can work on it. He looks so nice.

[@danielcabrera8671]

I’m honestly more invested in the conversation more than anything, listening to people talk and have a good conversation is interesting

[@adrianhernandez7641]

Got to love the Cane Corso. He ain't scared of him or stepping down to him and he's still young.

[@agnetaszucs716]

Doesn't she see that her mastiff is insecure and needs some training with it, you could see the signs and bodylanguage wright away.

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

yeah i would have took him away till he calmed down.

[@DreDAWhite]

I'm ok just chilling how u doing?

[@BigTexanJohnny]

All hail dog expert

[@nichole4968]

@@BigTexanJohnny But this is obviously true. One of the most important things when bringing any dog to a dog park is to take them off leash- even I know that.

[@spartanandsummerduo8639]

Over stimulated 😬 she needs to take a step back

[@SAMMIsLIFE]

She should've let him off the leash,he actually looked like he wanted to play at one point. Poor dog has a clueless owner

[@SAMMIsLIFE]

Maargen Bx hes leash aggressive and even she said it..let him off the leash and he wont feel trapped and act out. My dog is the same damn way on leash but off leash shes fine

[@oceaser6977]

SAMMIsLIFE I don’t think those breeds are dog park breeds tbh

[@420Farmer7]

I wouldn’t say clueless I would say just cautious as she was new to the dog park and wanted to see how her dog reacts, but I agree if guss was off lead he’d be more relaxed and would of socialised and played well

[@EPISCESGIRL85]

67 cuda this. His tail is in between his legs around the other dogs. He's scared.

[@chunkybuttz844]

If she would’ve let him off leash he wouldve fit right in with the other dogs. People simply do not understand dogs but they sure comment from a professional perspective, sheesh

[@CookingOrSomething]

I think something a lot of people don’t consider is that every dog is different, especially these purebred giant breeds. A lot of people make comments in reference to people’s ownership skills when they are still learning. 17 months is not a long time, especially not with that big boy. She has probably made some mistakes along the way like not socializing him at parks and I’m sure she is learning from it. Raising my 2 dogs has been two completely different experiences. My lab mix didn’t go to parks almost ever before we adopted her sister because she was so skittish around other dogs (which is why we got another, which worked even better than we could have hoped). My other dog was raised with pups and loves other dogs. Just don’t judge people too quickly. Everyone is learning.

[@traisabirely19]

Reading the video description, I agree that the bigger dog was scared, and very unsure of himself. When he went after Winston, and Winston countered, he never went back after him, and coward against the fence. That dog just needs to be more sociable, and not have the nervous energy his owner is giving off.

[@sergeantgunny]

Winston is a GOOD BOY.

[@yeezus292]

Winstons smile lmao amazing well trained dog

[@donttalktomebye]

these videos make me happy to see owners involved in paying attention to their dogs at the dog park. i unfortunately had to stop socializing my dog at the dog park due to owners borderlining on neglect. My greyhound/dalmation mix has since passed but when I eventually can get to a point where I am ready to adopt I will be taking them somewhere much better than the previous parks I went to

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Oh yeah, so true. I would make more videos if I didn't feel corrupted.

[@Thecardoctor365]

WINSTON IS A HUMBLE MONSTER! What a great dog

[@EvansvilleJill]

I will draw ire for this, but I really don’t think it’s a good idea to bring an XL puppy wearing a pain compliance collar to a dog park. And yes XL dogs like Mastiffs are puppies until they are about three. Puppies are too unpredictable and do not know that they are huge, yet. Usually folks who have the XL breeds do playdates with other XL’s while they are learning manners. Most people who have XL’s know other folks who do too. If not then post an ad in CraigsList for playdates. I am backing Winston for the little disagreement those two had. The Mastiff appeared to be giving Winston the stare down. That can be taken more as a threat than the nippy lunge. That smack was very parental. Winston halted that crap quick. Excellent job! Winston is such an awesome guy. Past Parent of a rescue XL and anti-pain compliance collars advocate. And I’m a tree hugger, too. 😜

[@danmoore5509]

The yellow lead isn't connected to the choke, it attached to the yellow collar. The blue lead is connected to the choke.

[@barcodefly]

Jill Sacsayhuaman I’ve had three. Looking for my fourth. Only dog I’ve had that needed pinch collar was a doberman. Why I’ve had mastiffs since.

[@EvansvilleJill]

Lowroad62 my sister tried her hand at breeding Dobermans. She couldn't control the jumping, which got on everyone's nerves. The final straw for her was when the bitch tried to kill all her puppies. We saved five, but one of the pups that she literally tried to kill as it was being born was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. She was the easiest to find a home for, being free and all. Dobermans are so damned hyper and the pair of them chewed the hell out of her house. Lol it was hilarious, and don't tell her I said that, but it really was. I'm still giggling about the mess. She tried the collars with the two prongs on each link that go into their neck and those dogs would pull and jump and bleed. Idiots, they are not the smartest breed. Oh puppy shopping. I love looking for a puppy. It gives you the excuse to go and look at all the litters and play with them. I am a XL dog person, at least I was until I ended up with two bad breeder rejects. The bitch was going to put them in a box and have her son put them in the woods or a dump site. They are long haired double dapple dachshunds. Try saying that three times fast. We ended up with a couple of more of her rejects before she called it quits. Our fourth, and that bitch's last pup is a white dachshund. Deaf and only has one eye and it's a microphthalmic eye, so it's a tiny eyeball. He has no clue that anything is wrong with him, though. Dachshunds are stubborn as hell. I've never had to work so hard to get through potty training. They will only learn something if there is more in it for them then a treat. Spoiled rotten. I love my fur babies and wouldn't trade them for anything, but I do miss having a big dog. My last was a boxer/XL Staffordshire Terrier, at least that's what we figured out. When he was all muscled up his top weight was 145 lbs. He was my son. I lost him to cancer almost eleven years ago. I miss his snuggles everyday, still. There is nothing like having a XL dog. Growing up we took in lots of strays, big and small, but I had two dogs the were mine. Bo was an old English Sheep dog. Big and beautiful, but mostly hair. He died unexpectedly from a heart issue before he was two. Then a year later I bought a brindle Great Dane. He had no clue he was big. He even slept with me in a twin bed. He was a great dog. I had had him for almost three years. Someone stole him right out of out fenced in yard around the house. A neighbor saw the whole thing and didn't say a word. People suck. There had been a rash of dogknappings, mostly little loud mouthed dogs. Probably dog bait, that's what the papers said. I really hope he didn't up in a ring. He was so beautiful I figure even a dog fighter would want him for a pet. Oh good grief this is a long winded comment. That came out really fast. I'll go ahead and stop now. Have a good day!

[@EvansvilleJill]

No Tilly Too, they didn't listen, because she was not the alpha dog.

[@roozbehfarhadi9993]

Jill Sacsayhuaman STOP pretending to be an internet "knowledgable" guy.

[@xXjarhead95xX]

I don't think your dog should be 1 1/2 yrs old the first time you take them to the dog park, once they got their shots straight to the park

[@sasukeahrim]

xXjarhead95xX agreed

[@ertfgghhhh]

Its complicated for bully anf mastiff breeds

[@jessicagislason4855]

You forgot post nueter/spay ;) I've seen so many dogs attack and start fights whith unfixed dogs its like an automatic tick off the 'I don't like you list!'

[@shawnso4225]

That's why he don't have muscle structure he is out of shape.

[@Sdaniel2005]

6:10 Winston said "Bow Down, I will check you Real badly". It doesn't matter how Big or Small you are Winston will check you, He ain't afraid of any dog but at the same time he calm,Funny, and friendly.

[@2thatonegirl16]

I feel like a game of fetch would have easily made Gus loosen up. am i wrong in this? I dont frequent dog parks much. but Winston is a beast!!! he has MANNERS and he's NOT AFRAID TO TEACH EM. like, he stood his ground! you love to see it

[@SeeBillyRun]

Winston was teaching Gus doggy manners. I hope Gus’ owner learns to take the leadership role soon because it looked Gus was very unsure, tail between his legs, & he probably didn’t trust his owner’s ability to protect him? My guess as to why he was snapping at all the other dogs. Bringing a scared dog into a dog park is asking for a fight.

[@karenj7355]

Winston just says hey big kid you dont act like that here, calm it down.

[@michaelotero9737]

That sounds like what exactly went down when Winston approached that mastiff pup

[@andreapaul9832]

That is a big dog to be snapping at every dog hes sees!! Please tell me you apologised to Winston for telling him off, He was just putting Gus back in his place!! Winston is absolutely adorable, hes so caring around the other dogs. You've raised a good boy....

[@atiny-tomoon-aghase-stay-a1570]

Winston slapped him , he didn’t bite he snapped him he was not having it today 😂

[@marthacortes7537]

Winston makes me laugh!!! He's such a good boy.

[@ms.sleeper1902]

I think he was protecting his mom. Keeping others out of her space he wasn't snapping at the other dogs just to do it. So she needs to claim her space and be the dominant one over him. she relies on him for her safety and I'm sure Gus can feel that energy is what is causing that behavior. They both need a little more training her to be the leader and Gus to become a little more secure than the dog park safe.😬

[@enel-]

This is a perfect example of socializing. I bet he learn not to mess with other dogs

[@BrotherApexx]

That big baby Mastiff tried a sneak attack and got the Winston smackdown lol

[@diamondsavage5070]

I have a 250 pound mastiff of which I trained myself. If she sent her dog away for training she should have kept up with his training when she got him back. She’s not a good pack leader. She’s just as scared as him. It’s not enough to send him off.

[@jaberjaber131]

Diamond Savage that's amazing , I've never heard of any dog breed getting that big , I had a hard time believing the lady in the video that her dog weighed 210 , I know that the English Mastiff reaches 200 pounds

[@domthemountainmastiff2788]

World record is 343 pounds and it was an English Mastiff. My boy just turned seven months old and he's 92 pounds.

[@danmoore5509]

Zorba was huge but also a little over weight. My largest Fila was 160lbs confirmed and he was huge and larger than most.

[@xXjarhead95xX]

Yeah and I got a pet dinosaur

[@canomalo3662]

LOl..... if you have a 350 lbs mastiff then you should have the record for heaviest dog ever

[@certifiedcozy8939]

winston handled that like a boss 😎

[@testchannel2735]

I’ve got a French mastiff cross malamute and he’s just massive the pure power is unlike anything I’ve experienced I had the mum and dad of the cross ended up having 5 pups was not intentional at all but glad it happened I kept one for myself called him Marley and I’ve never had a bond like it very friendly and playful people are just scared because of the size of him it’s actually sad sometimes when all he wants it to play but people turn away

[@thetorresons297]

You were WAY kinder than I would have been.

[@DenMotherArkala]

What a good, well-trained boy your Winston is! 😂❤

[@aquariusmix]

@06:07 Winston: Enjoying The Breeze Gus: (lunges) you a punk Winston: TF?!!! Respect my gangster (slaps guy) Gus: OUCH! Ok my dude you win Gus: *

[@The.Breakfast.Burrito]

I've watched a few of your videos now and I gotta say... I love the little weird sound effects that you add in! (i.e. when Winston closed his eyes) That's the best part, excluding the doggos, IMHO.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Cool, thanks!

[@tigeresscrazy8085]

Love the smirk your dog gave you after being scolded it was so funny

[@TheBurrito171]

Winston is such a good boy.

[@MandyLionRock]

That English mastiff is nowhere near 210 pounds. The girl who humiliated him is definitely somewhere between 2 to 300 pounds but that dog is roughly 150 pounds. Sad when you see an owner create a broken dog out of a proud breed. A proper mastiff fears nothing. Too bad true mastiffs are rare these days.

[@gdelg1014]

bro... your comment calling the owner fat was funny. Made me laugh.

[@MandyLionRock]

G Delg No, no, no, no brother. You got me all wrong... this woman here isn't fat... she's just not tall enough for her weight... 🤣😂

[@gdelg1014]

lololol i read your original comment and was like... "lol this guy". touche bro,well played

[@danmoore5509]

I agree and no way will it top out at 300lbs. That's just BS. I owned and bred FIla, Bullmastiff and Great Danes and love the English but this lady is just blowing smoke. Plus this lady needs to learn how to teach and treat a dog. Mastiff's are typically mellow and very easy going. She kept him on a lead and was more interested in all the attention she was getting versus socializing the dog.

[@connorwantskhabibinrussiad4357]

Mandy Lion Go lay by your dish you ass clown.The Cane Corso is a Mastiff and if you own a Mastiff you know that her dog is 200 pounds not 150.

[@IR088Y]

I personally like you're editing style whenever something noteworthy happens you freeze frame and add an audio cue 👌

[@trobashthesequel8422]

He was fr like bruh I KNOW you ain't lunging at me