Pit Bull Mix Goes After Belgian Malinois

[@onikirimalewife]

That little dog bruh 😭

[@dajourdixon5567]

I wasn’t prepared 😭😭🤦🏾‍♂️

[@katz734]

Lil man is top dog now. 🤪

[@Starwormequestrian76]

He so close to not being able to mount bro

[@UnKonwN-ci8ce]

Looks like mine 😳

[@xosp-3393]

I know 30 lb pits that can take a rot aint bout size

[@themiang6661]

As a newer dog owner, these videos are super helpful. Im becoming more and more aware of what my dog is telling me. Keep it up!

[@bradbenson6929]

Omg!

[@MikeMisiewicz]

@@themiang6661 this guy is a bad dog owner. If you really want to see how dogs should be treated watch a Lee Asher video.

[@softsounds8453]

The amount of people bitching about you neutering Ronin is a little terrifying tbh. Why are y'all so obsessed over this dog getting fixed? Most large breed dogs get fixed around age 2 because they're fully grown and have all the muscular structure they need by then. Good god.

[@stephaniewilliams6756]

People buy puppies then change their mind, dogs born under good intentions often end up stray or in abusive living situations. Visit a shelter yall forreal, and get your pets spayed and neutered like I got my cat 😇

[@stuckie3916]

Because you shouldn’t cut a dogs balls off because you can’t control his behavior.

[@softsounds8453]

@@stuckie3916 Who said that was the reason the owner neutered Ronin? He trained and controlled his behavior for the two years needed for him to become fully grown. Clearly that wasn't the issue here. Accidental litters was the issue.

[@crazyhairsinger]

​​@@stuckie3916 Ronin's recall and behavior got better after he got neutered. Hormones do crazy things to your body. Keeping an intact dog is like keeping a ticking time bomb. The moment it sees a female in heat, it will forget all of the training you've been through for that one female. It's nature, you can't really stop it with some recalls and words.

[@kimokatthekitten5951]

@@stuckie3916 It's better for the animal overall not having the drive of hormones messing with them. You can see the effects of out of control hormones even in humans! Look no further than the current state of certain individuals and it's kind of clear. Funny enough it's been widely documented that even human males that had their uh- family jewels removed reported a better quality of life and clarity of mind.

[@SHADOWKNIGHT2444]

yea just gonna ignore the dog at the back k.o his friend 2:58 (EDIT) 16 LIKES MAMA IM FAMOUS

[@DerFamouse]

And his name is

[@LibbyT-nh4wj]

@@DerFamouseJOHN CENA

[@SHADOWKNIGHT2444]

@@LibbyT-nh4wj*MUSIC STARTS PLAYING*

[@shaylamariah]

dog fights can be scary but a confident dog isn't going to let another dog bully them no matter where they go; dogs are social beings and learn through being corrected especially by other dogs.

[@mad151maxx4]

Totally true, first smart dog person.

[@scootabean]

So at the end you just let Ronin get Diddyed by a pipsqueak???

[@WillBlueAnimalTraining]

im a professional dog handler, give this a good read if your not confident if you should or should not go to a dog park. I look after groups of 10-20 dogs in a dog park setting, 1 handler per yard, we are trained to deal with this type of body language when to interject and when not to interject ourselves. key rules for dog who attend dog parks: Gate manners - must sit before entering the environment must wear a drag line unless recall is proofed MUST be able to receive a dogs correction appropriately When said dog gives a dog a correction is it balanced? no pinning, no humping,(we call them off for doin so) no intensive rough play for over 20 secs (must call out of heated play) if a dog is leading up giving all off these signals at a dog park, and YOU know the dogs going to kick off, its your duty to call the trained dog off and handle the other one YOURSELF not let the dogs settle it. however if you know the dogs well such as a daycare environment where we screen and trial dogs, you let the dogs give each other a stare down or a few whale eyes see if they get the hint if not we interject ourselves and settle the situation. FIGHTS HAPPEN - though rare in a proffesional setting - don't beat around the bush, a scuffle is dogs goign at it but no latching on and call off with out physical contact, a FIGHT is where there is puncture wounds and not letting go untill physically pulled off. when a fight occurs, grab YOUR dog (the victim) by the back hips and toss it to the side and slip lead the other dog, pull the dog out of the environment as the adrenaline will likely redirect into a 2nd fight. if you are not the person closest to the fight, DO NOT SHOUT this can cause more fights and excitement levels to rise, instead dump water over the dogs, clap or bang on a fence if outside. NOT participating in resolving a fight is fired from our facility. Tools to have handy on the side of a dog park for everyone to have: Air Horn Bite sticks extra SLIP leads WATER BUCKETS

[@brookemonshower2756]

The look my friend gave when I reached in a dog fight to pull them apart will forever be burned into my head. Great advice!

[@WillBlueAnimalTraining]

@@brookemonshower2756 you have to be confident when around animals. A lot of people never see a correction given to a dog, let alone have to humanly separate them.

[@smiley19881999]

Ya try getting a game bred pitbull off a dog using an air horn ! Endless videos surfacing of dog park fights- these are not places to bring your dog to exercise or socialise.. it’s not if a fight is going to happen but when

[@WillBlueAnimalTraining]

@@smiley19881999 I wouldn't have a dog who doesn't understand corrections at our facility. We have trial processes and screening for a reason. Smart ass internet gurus, how long have you been a professional dog handler?

[@smiley19881999]

@@WillBlueAnimalTraining im not a professional dog handler and dont claim to be but i have raised my 2 dogs (Rhodesian Ridgeback and Caucasian Shepherd ) to be pretty damn awesome family guard dogs.. and trust me at the start I made so many mistakes and certain things just were not working and i went from one bullshit "positive only" trainer to the next until i found an outstanding balanced trainer and found super resources online from guys like Tom Davis, Will Atherton & American Standard... i just can not stand the "positive only" movement pushing their agenda, one of them being the promotion of Dog parks as a viable way of exercising/socialising your dog

[@molikahaikal5181]

Your video are really use full, because, you explain the comportements of the dogs and the body languages meaning.... Thank you 😊

[@LilbloodaAce]

Bro, when will the dogs learn to not mess with Ronan?

[@ashawnakleiber9268]

You spelled ronin wrong btw😂

[@LilbloodaAce]

Oh my bad

[@Storm_Chaser325]

That that hes neutered I think they'll stop, I worked at a dog daycare and honestly even during my monthly girl things sone got stressed because of hormones, now that hes loosing all that testosterone I think they will be much better with him and ronin won't be as stud up either

[@zReyds]

Lil dog tried😂

[@Catinthecosmos155]

All these people talking about how bad you neutering your dog is are so stupid lmaooo. When a dog has more testosterone going through his body he is more likely to be super dominant which can lead to behavioral issues and aggression. Also imagine it this way, he was obviously never meant to be a breeding dog, imagine you have all this testosterone running through your body and all these hormones but you aren’t able to breed, your just stuck like that. It would be hell, people who don’t neuter there dogs are the real selfish ones who are doing it cause they attach the human trait of “manliness” to a dogs nuts 🤦

[@Realcordy]

Wtf are you on about? How is it selfish to let an animal remain natural? I don’t think it’s bad to neuter them but stop the bs

[@Realcordy]

Also that “manliness” trait is in dogs lmao Although it’s not even related to why people don’t want to neuter their dogs!

[@grizzly1922]

His videos should be a must for the dog park people, on looking for the nuances that cause dogs to react in a aggressive way. Canela does a excellent slow motion analysis of minor nuances that 99 per cent of Dog Park people miss. Now males dogs are always in Season where females are twice a year. But to state that a altered dog fixes dog aggression is not correct. It does obviously stop a male dog from breeding and does stop for the most part a male dogs need to wander looking for females. I have had many real working dogs and as long as you satisfy a real working dogs needs then dog on dog aggression is not a issue! But if your version of work is the dog park.................. No good! Do not by a Ferrari and drive it in a Walmart parking lot. I run a KNPV DS female off leash at all times including Dog Parks to proof training and young a non altered highly bred APBT, do I think he can tolerate a Dog Park when he matures............. honestly no idea. Time will tell, if you have any idea of altering your intact male then just get a female much easier to manage a working dog. Or just get a golden dog of some type and go to the dog park and look at your phone and socialize. But Never take a real Dog to a park and not be 100 percent watching every new dog encounter. You are just asking for problems.

[@Kate-is5mz]

I don't attach anything to my dogs nutts - I'm just not a degenerate from the US who think mutilating dogs is the only way to keep them socialized and behaving normally, especially not a degenerate who convinced themselves that removing organs is "good for health". Just shut up, you mutilating dogs is your selfishness because you think that's "easier" to handle, you don't do it for the dog, stop the cap. The "hell" you think they go through is you projecting human sexuality onto dogs, which is a LOT weirder than anyone feeling sorry for their dog's nuts.

[@crazyhairsinger]

​@@Kate-is5mz I diagnose you with fragile masculinity. You worried about your own balls when chopping off the ones of a dog? Sad.

[@BGr8ful4all]

I appreciate this video for breaking down each movement of the dogs. It helps others recognize signs of aggressive or submissive behaviors. Thanks!

[@MalinoisxGsd]

The. Your in trouble because most of what he says is wrong

[@jcluna3]

Your videos have made me so interested in dog behavior. Good stuff sir keep posting. liked and subscribed.

[@rickevans6710]

love your vids....good call on the neutering...we had a staff that got cancer that was fed by testosterone because we never had him done...luckily it was removed, but lesson learnt

[@jeremyfoshaylive]

In my opinion (at 0:54 seconds), that's not a relaxed tail wag, that did not mean friendly. Ronin's hair is standing up on his neck and back, and his tail is wagging vertically which means Ronin was displaying dominance towards the Pit mix. You really can't blame the pit for reacting the way it did, if you met another person and they walked up to you and got in your face and puffed out their chest immediately you would probably not react kindly to it. I feel like with you knowing Ronin is an intact dominant male, you should have called him off when you saw him tense up like that. I like your video's, I hope I don't come across as rude I've just noticed in some of the video's Ronin is the one showing dominance and some of the negative interactions are because of that. I also have a Presa mix and it can be hard to not show bias and remember when you're dog is in the wrong and correct them. Even the most well-trained dogs can have moments.

[@42cuba]

Yet the pit is always approaching Ronin. Why cant the pit mind its own damn business? Cause its literally too stupid

[@frankxu2321]

Agree. Should call off earlier so the tension don't rise. May just be a rare event though.

[@scootabean]

​@@42cuba.......because its a dog meeting other dogs?? Lol

[@prawst]

weird you have to defend yourself, i thought spaying/neutering was the norm? i live in the states

[@ciaravitani2011]

It is the norm, but dogs who are spayed/neutered too early have an increased chance of developing undesirable behavioral issues such as phobias, fear aggression and reactivity. Early spay/neuter triples the risk of developing hypothyroidism and becoming obese. So it is best to wait for at least 15 months after birth

[@sierrabaker4565]

For some dogs it can also inhibit there growth and cause bone deformation such as for German Shepards. They can get underdeveloped hips that can cause them Alot of pain if neutered before fully grown and matured (1 1/2 - 2 years)

[@prawst]

@@Kate-is5mz don’t know why you’re so upset

[@prawst]

@@ciaravitani2011 his dog is 2yrs old, if i remember correctly, so still don’t know why he was getting hated on

[@moonmunster]

So do you just take your dog to the dog park to see if he will get into a fight? This is the second of your videos I've seen. That is what it looks like to me.

[@Keymandll]

I’m sure they are doing a lot more and having fun, but he shares these incidents with us so we can all learn from it. Thankfully he also explains what is happening and why, because otherwise many of us would have no idea.

[@jstar9819]

Amazing attitudes. Ronin is very confident and non confrontational. Great reaction of the pack seeing one of them getting buillied. That pit mix gives me dictator-like vibes: very charismatic, poised, but has a menacing hand of steel.

[@eggz_beef2732]

I swear huskies always have that presence of royalty I dont know why??

[@JacobWat]

8:46 pit looks like he has never been so wronged in his life like this

[@gizzmowalliss]

That dog is not a pit mix or otherwise.

[@graceanderson16]

These are really helpful videos, Thanks!

[@armandosolis3560]

I love your videos. Ronin is an awesome dog. He tolerates just enough but takes care of business when business needs to be taken care of. Go Ronin go!!!

[@RottinRat221]

5:25 I GOT SO SCARED WHOLE DAMN JUMPSCARE

[@LAStars-sratS]

At 8:40 Raven moves in to protect Ronan’s throat. A few seconds earlier she ran up and stopped to observe, she knew a confrontation was coming. The female going underneath the male’s chin is a common move with wolves to ensure the best chance of no harm coming to the group’s protector. She is also in a position to be the best back up for Ronin, which happens.

[@LKASTI]

Think u meant 8:40

[@LAStars-sratS]

@@LKASTI yes, thanks

[@vqprezxy]

Ur page is very odd to me. It’s like u purposely take ur dog to the dog park to see if it will fight very weird behavior. Not the only person who commented this also.

[@vrrrdde]

True… this guy is a shit owner.

[@emattv524]

Back in the Philippines. A lot of dogs tried to bully my dog. Sometimes a pack of dogs and none of them succeeded 😂. Because I trained him how to defend himself since a puppy. And I also don't let other dogs try to dominate him. Once I see another dog looking for a fight. I use Cesar Millan's shush on them and they back off.

[@MalharSharma-h9p]

Ronin's like calm but when bro feels threatened bro becomes an Chad

[@alvindevasconcelos8555]

Where did these negative comments come from?

[@sadisticraven4391]

Probably from the previous owners of the dogs whom started the confrontation. They notice Ronin has a go pro and more than likely search for him on KZbin. 🤷‍♀️

[@Mew-928bq2]

The little dog just goin ham😭😭

[@moxievintage1390]

BTW Ronin's stare down, instead of a full on FU jump or something, is AMAZING training and learned temperament as I call it lol. LOVED seeing that! I always enjoy watching the dogs on the parameter too, and I can literally watch these videos for hours...that's not weird or anything, righttt....✌🏽 The intrusive sniffing & whale eye response was a great close-up--man I love these videos! 🙌🏽

[@CJ-hp6fb]

That was a little rude behavior as the (mix pit?) jumped up to muzzle punch the person in the face. I hate that, lol! 3:38

[@noninoni9962]

I recently watched a video at a 'Friesian Horses' stable, where the resident Rottie was nipping at the rear legs of a new horse, like wolves do, to cut the tendons of fleeing prey animals... Then it was pushy, rude, and displaying dominant behavior on a visiting, and leashed, retriever-type dog, who was scared to death... The owner of the Rottie and the horses, and viewers commenting, thought this bad and extremely dangerous behavior was "cute" because it was "excited to make new friends!" How IGNORANT can you be!?!?! Off course, I didn't make any friends that day... LOL

[@ShooBird64]

To all the people fighting and talking about how weak, fake, or mean this video is, you are wrong. Ronin was still intact, if you read up on it, intact dogs get more attention than neutered dogs. Please do your research before commenting on stupid reasons 🤦‍♀️

[@primalcritters]

You should do Embark ronan's DNA. I feel strongly that he has somewhere between twenty-five to 30% maybe even more German Shepherd. His larger head, Mals, have much more narrow heads and don't have as wide as a muzzle, the markings especially the black mole, he really looks like he has some German Shepherd in him

[@maestro4086]

I agree

[@protwiggzable]

Always great videos my dude! i have a 2yo mal in Australia myself Just wondering if you have noticed any changes in Ronins since Neutering him? My guy is still intact and tossing up whether to do it or not as well.

[@cheko619619]

I’m definitely not going to fix my dog specially since we don’t go to dog parks although we do go to a fiesta island dog park which is very big and dogs are off leash my Achilles (92+ pound) Belgian gets to run around and has been trained to walk away and avoid from conflict unless attacked. I do believe on fixing dogs that have bad genetics as I did with my female husky but my Mal is pure bread, oversized and well tempered, trained in bite work and obedience and will be used as a breeding dog with a working dog in the near future. People think it’s the unneutered dogs fault when there is conflict but I blame the untrained dog to not follow a command when they escalate the situation by not listening to the owner. I’ve gotten into one or 2 arguments about my dog’s aggression from owners holding their dogs when they see my dog has balls and they hold on to their dogs saying that my dog is aggressive when they don’t pay attention to their dogs but their dogs are over aggressive towards him. If an Alfa wolves can handle being around other unfixed wolves you can teach your domesticated dog Neto listen to you not to attack other dogs by using an E-collar the right way.

[@bluefpv3263]

dont do it aslong as he is not untrainable agressive imo

[@feather9115]

Unless you're planning on breeding him, there's no good reason not to have your dog neutered. It makes life less stressful for the dog and reduces the chances of cancer

[@squ1dblu3s41]

My reason as to why the owner(s) would not step in. If the owners stepped in, it is possible that even themselves could have been hurt. Without the pit mix being corrected, it could've damaged both the owner's dog(s) and the pit mix altogether. You cannot just pull dogs away from a fight. They happen for a reason and are usually settled if they *aren't* bothered. Pit Mix: Gets in the personal space of the BM. BM: In response, he shows uncomfortable behavior. Pit Mix: *continues* getting into the personal space of the BM. BM: Is finally triggered when the Pit tries to set dominance. If someone did that to you as an human, you'd also feel uncomfortable. We may have different body language and thoughts from dogs, but they understand uncomfortability in their own way! Just like how many humans do the same. Of course, there are many cases that are similar to this video. This is a reminder that *if* you see your dog correcting another, do *not* step in unless it is needlessly violent. It is their way of setting boundaries. And to also keep your dog in check so they don't keep bothering the corrected dog. (Unless the dog needs yet another correction.) (I am not a professional, but I do study many animal behaviors and have even adapted some myself. You can form your own opinion, but this is mine. The creator of the video *cannot* go back in time to fix any problems the BM or the Pit has done. Please take that into consideration!)

[@clairescott1478]

But he can learn and not keep putting his dog I to awful situations....

[@dezymond]

No need to justify why you decided to neuter Ronin, but your reasons are educational and dog behavior based.

[@Riley98414]

Pitbull's think they tough sh*t until mastiffs and rottweiler's and great danes come in

[@Riley98414]

Husky's usually don't take crap, their way or the highway

[@Faithfrfr]

One Singular Pure Cane Corso would rip a Pit apart

[@hazael9243]

@@Faithfrfr Even a mallinois in a long fight, usually the other dogs get tired

[@bbycherub2420]

None of you know about real game American Pit Bull Terriers then. An off leash Corso attacked my on leash male Pit and it only took a few minutes for my Pit to take the dog down, I had to use my break stick.

[@Riley98414]

@@bbycherub2420 I didn't say Pit bulls were weak I just said there were stronger dogs

[@luvM1GUEL]

yall need to stfu about the owner, just because he is letting his dog de-escalate the situation doesn't mean he's being careless. Plus if he wants to get his OWN dog neutered that's none of your business, no one cares if you're unsubscribing because everything ain't going your way.

[@infinitehexington]

he cares if people are unsubscribing, if he didn't he wouldn't bother making these videos, how can you write such an ignorant comment? on KZbin too! where subscribers MATTER.

[@samantharose1597]

No one gonna talk about the side eye and the to dogs body slamming each other in the background at 3:05?

[@LoofFN]

I saw that to lol 😂

[@joyfulk9services]

I'm addicted to your content after 3 videos lol Just discovered you! I actually saw a trainer on youtube (Canine Revolution) do a reaction video of Ronin and that Dominant husky...I'm not going to go crazy and critque on the way you do things lol I just love the K9 behaviour breakdown, it's fantastic content. I don't go to dog parks anymore, I have 25 or 30 client dogs I match and socialize or integrate-I don't trust other random owners! You do you ✌️ just keep that gorgeous Mali safe!

[@ripper9362]

I love your channel man. I was at the park with my 14 month intact american bully last week and moment i got there this husky mix started trying to asert dominance over my dog, my boy backed off and disengaged twice but this dog kept on leaning over him and just trying to really say im boss, the husky mix even pissed on my girlfriend! Next thing i know it goes for my dogs neck and all savagery broke out my dog got so mad and overpowered the husky mix and I instantly ran over and grabbed his collar and pulled him out. The husky owner was screaming bloody murder the whole time lol. Best part is the dog was wearing a big red FRIENDLY vest. Im really considering doing a dog behaviour course. Super interesting to me

[@-Atlantis]

Ngl I feel like every fight that Ronin gets in and wins because of the pack he looks at them like that song is playing that goes “I want one-hundred of your time. Your mine” xD like he knows he has more advantages

[@moxievintage1390]

WOWWWW......learned a lot from this one 🙌🏽 🥇🐾!! TY!

[@girl_with_the_corgisd2049]

Him:"poodle" Me : "thats a doodle"

[@TipsterProductions]

Absolutely no clue how I found your channel mate but incredibly glad I did

[@sarafishman7130]

Comment about dog trying to put his chin on another dog to show dominance (I don't remember which breed is which) was enlightening. I was a relatively new dog owner, watching, puzzled, while a shepherd breed of some sort followed my pit mix all over the dog park, with his chin nearly glued to my dog's back. My dog kept trying to get away, the shepherd wouldn't let him. Finally my dog rolled onto his back in front of the other, and that's when I finally understood what was happening.(Btw, the domineering dog was soon banned from the park.)

[@chl170]

That is called teeing up and the owner of the pit mix should have recognized that immediately and intervened. It means a dog fight is about to happen. The owner was likely their phone and didn’t notice. You have to look out for your dogs and other people’s dogs because most people are oblivious. I hate dog parks.

[@russellscottStirCraZee]

cant believe youre this educated on dog behavior and still bring them to the dog park. Its a sure fire way to get your dog sick at the minimum. Hurt at the maximum. If youre doing this for making educational content, I give you props. You have a sturdy breed that can take it. but dog parks are really not safe or healthy. Mostly due to other owners, not the dogs. Either way, I learned a lil bit from this vid. so thank you.

[@A1waysSo2]

9:39 idk why but candela, raven, and Roxie jumping in was so funny to me, it also shows the bond they have. Especially raven who was trynna steal ronin’s ball a sec ago. But dude, ronin got his balls took early bc of that dumb pitbull😔

[@coolkid123r]

Ronin aint no bitch 🤣🤣

[@michalmoz1468]

"WAS" not, now it is.

[@KameroonEmperor]

@@michalmoz1468 they stole his balls

[@Euderos91]

Tongue flick: I really don't want to fight...

[@katz734]

In my opinion, I think if Ronin really wanted to hurt this dog, he would have. But it seems like a very firm correction. When he had that dog by the neck was like a firm hold to show that dog to quit. And his bad behavior is not tolerated. Ronin is absolutely an amazing dog. But this is just my opinion.

[@alessandrooliveti]

3:02 Bombastic side Eye

[@peterroda8156]

I feel like I'm in a prison yard when watching these videos Lol

[@Average_cielingFan]

Ronin is such a good dog name

[@raniburtenshaw1619]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful dogos with us! Apologies for all the unnecessary “arrogant experts” sharing their criticism with you😊

[@gaileverett]

Excellent analysis of behavior, especially with the slow slow motion.

[@jessroebuck8832]

Mate I so love this channel U cover so much from a dogs point of view keep bringing on the amazing work 🇦🇺🤩🇦🇺

[@officialjuicevr]

The little dog at the end was going at it💀

[@dharmeshkalan9057]

Looking at how frequently Ronin gets mounted, I can only deduce that he must be BEAUTIFUL 😅

[@Zumone1one]

Funny everytime you bring your 5 dogs to a dog park when most people have 1 there is a reaction between your dogs and 1 other dog....

[@Jadefrost_10]

so many ppl here that comment on the owner and the dog and even some complaining a malinois shouldn't be in the dog park, srsly ????, dog park is for doggs and any dog should be socialized since a pupper, some ppl do not understand yet they comment just becasue he a malinois doesn't mean he doesn't deserve to be socialized, wtf, if any, Maligators SHOULD BE socialized, any breeder of malinois or gsd will tell u that they need be socialized since young ,... that pit mix should have been corrected by his owner, aggressive behaviour should be stopped/corrected by pack leader/ owner but prolly that dog walks his owner not the otherway around lol. Ronin was fine, chill and playfull , sometimes too pushy with his sniffies but thats all, he a good pupper.

[@vrrrdde]

Proper socialising is letting your dog be used to new environments and to be neutral around other dogs, letting them know they shouldn’t be saying hello to everyone. Socialising isnt just making your dog say hi to everyone and taking to dog parks.

[@Catbooks]

Happy to hear everything turned out okay and everyone was all right. Good on you for getting him neutered, and for waiting. Just a couple of FYIs. Mine got neutered later in his life too, right before I adopted him. Some intact dogs react weirdly to him for that reason. Second, if you see another stare down like that, step in to diffuse it. A loud and sharp "Hey!" and/or a hand clap almost always is enough, and you have to catch it at the beginning, before the dog locks eyeballs and has time to escalate. This fight was avoidable, but we're all forever in the process of learning.

[@kimokatthekitten5951]

I actually wouldn't suggest the hand clap method. Seen this used many times and it actually causing the dogs to lunge rather than become distracted. Words work best as our pets do to a degree understand them and will often times react to it when well trained.

[@Catbooks]

@@kimokatthekitten5951 "Train the dog in front of you." You have to do something at a higher level to break their intense focus, without triggering them into action. I've used both many times, never has either triggered a dog to lunge. Worse case has been the Hey! or the clap wasn't at a high enough level to distract.

[@Thecoolkid_55]

People watching in 2024😢🎉❤😊 👇

[@mitsouqc]

Love your videos man, I own 3 dogs myself and the videos are very educational! keep posting

[@samantharosenthal5104]

i love watching these oml, they teach me so much and its just interesting anyways

[@sodaisflat4593]

2:56 Dog decides to run fullspeed into another dog

[@rrrishag]

my god it was so harmless... hs dog is so well behaved actually all of them are ...too bad you neutered him he seemed fine... I had to neuter my German shpehrd cause he had an infection on his balls

[@vrrrdde]

He purposely takes his reactive dog to the park.

[@OldskoolHiFi]

Ah yes, I know this park. Only had my dog there once and it wasn't the greatest experience. Even at only 4 months old at the time there were a couple dogs there that just wanted to bully the hell out of him. Owners completely oblivious...

[@PeteH0121]

Well, it's perfectly natural for some dogs to want to show they are top dog but it usually only takes one or two shows of dominance for the other dog to get the message. Dogs don't take it personally. They either fight for that top spot or simply take it on the chin and get on with their lives. By far the majority do the latter.

[@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken]

Pack mentality is 100% a thing. Crazy how people don't believe it at all. Had to give a dog to a friend after moving away a long time ago, and come to find out their neighbor's dog hated mine, but was friends with the other dogs they had. He had attacked my old dog 2-3 times and the others didn't really know what to do as they were friends with both so kind of just sat out, but on the very next attack, they started attacking the neighbors dog the moment he started it without hesitating, because mine was living with them, whereas the neighbor one obviously didn't. Even though they knew that other dog 5+ years and only knew mine for a few months, he was part of the pack now, and that trumps knowing the other dog for that length of time.

[@smiley19881999]

Absolutely amazes me the ignorance of people who still take their dogs to a “Dog Park”… such a lazy and self absorbed way to socialise and exercise your dog and it’s not if a fight is going to happen it’s when….dumping a load of different dogs together with different attributes and behaviour quirks is not a natural thing to do.. countless videos from proper balanced dog trainers showing the fallibility of these places..

[@M7awesat]

they think dogs are like children no matter what their color is, they are the same, these are different breeds man not the same animal.

[@gmingbrry3867]

What? Bro, that's what a dogs park for? To let your dogs play.

[@clairescott1478]

You compare it to people we don't all get on with each other you have specific friends with different attributes but yet people think all dogs should get on it doesn't work that way yous are right

[@withurshield931]

Yooooo….the little dog. 😂😂😂😂

[@rebeccaratliff6229]

The doggie camera makes the guy on the bench look like a crash test dummy😂🤣😆

[@True_realityorigins]

I love ur vids especially u tell us how they look and what that means

[@CoraCrisco]

6:45 reminds me of *I DON'T LIKE THIS GAME* xD

[@SarahTrpelivost]

I wish more people that owned dogs would watch your videos to get a deep and fantastic analysis of dog behavior/body language/etc. I very much appreciate them. You have done a wonderful job training your pack and it's been helpful in my training of my canine family ✨ blessings to you

[@EquineLillie]

First! Do you know any tips on how to catch a scared lost dog i found on a walk I found one yesterday and she was really scared of my puppy (he isn’t aggressive just overexcitable) I caught the dog but it ran away before I could put a lead on it it was really skinny but friendly I’m going to look for it again today it had a collar not sure if it had a tag it was dark.

[@feather9115]

I would contact your local animal authority

[@jhallfreeman9453]

Brilliant content ive done a youtube channel because small majority of people always judging my German shepherds SAYING THERE DANGEROUS!! Iam going to invest in camera and dog harness! To shut these people up ! Ive subscribed carnt wait to watch more of your content ❤❤❤

[@bluefpv3263]

i watched another dog channel and the guy always says that the nose lick is more like the look away an sign of not wanting to fight? a few days ago my dog had his first "altercation" with another intact male the other dog was a little pushy and tried to mount serveral times which my dog met with air snaping combined with short growls but the other guy didnt want to stop sadly the owner of the other dog threw a dog toy and my dog was faster which ticked her dog of obviously so mine got a light bite to the neck which made him drop the toy and tail it to hide at my side the other dog stoped after he got his toy back i think that was kindof a good social experience for my dog since he is a total pushover normally and this time he was not letting the other guy mount him so i was happy with that only the toy part was kinda of a bad move

[@feather9115]

This is an oversimplified way of putting it, but looking away is to release tension. The nose lick shows that the dog is currently tense. (As far as im aware) So you can see how these may occur at the same time

[@MrJaninja]

@@feather9115 lip lick or nose lick is showing "i dont want issue, I'm no harm". It happens in both scenarios, when the dog is tense, but try to de-escalate, lip-lick, look away (which is btw rather passive aggressive and "I will stand my ground" type of message without explicit and repeated lip-licks. With half open mouth is a more confident, closed mouth more tense but warning. This video shows this case very clearly, the belgian looks away not to de-escalate the situation he already tried that when the pit approached him, also there is no very articulated lip-licking after he stood up, but he is saying "I mean no harm but I will stand my ground" with his whole interaction. This case the dog is tense, slight slow wagging or stale straight or slightly up tails, fur is up, stand is confident) but in other cases it can also means "I'm friend, I mean no harm, lets play", in those cases dog does not look away, shortly follows up with a play bow, dog is relaxed, larger and faster wagging, ears front, attentive focus on the other dog etc.) so lip-licking can go both ways. Btw, the other dog was very pushy, I think it is not clearly Ronin's fault, though half of the owners explanation is a stretch. My opinion is that he should have not let the puppy to interfere, the problem was around defending the puppy/possession of ball topped with pushy other male dog. Ronin did not want to fight, but he started it as the puppy put her head in between the two dogs in a stand-off.

[@shelleygordon874]

is it not a rule that unneutered male dogs are not allowed in dog parks

[@kimokatthekitten5951]

Some it is, not all. It should certainly be the standard though!

[@quandaliusbonglewongle]

they can develop serious infections of the prostate as well as testicular cancer and tumors if not neutered

[@kimokatthekitten5951]

@@quandaliusbonglewongle Oh wow really? I didn't even think of that. Is this common? I hope not for the sake of all unneutered dogs.

[@claytonjohn6473]

Thats the unfortunate interaction between untrained and trained dogs in a setting where they are close. Ronin tolerates alot, he may be younger, but he really does tolerate to the point these insecure dogs mistake it as weakness. When any of those games with the wrong Malinois would get the untrained dog some serious wounds.

[@cm6995]

You're right about the other dog being insecure but he wasn't the one who attacked. Each dog owner should have called their dog off, especially the owner of the insecure mutt, to avoid further escalation.

[@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken]

@@cm6995 Should learn dominance behavior. The other dog wouldn't back away and went to a dominant position even after Ronin tried deescalating. The other dog might not have "attacked" first, but it was going for dominance position, which was then reacted upon. That's like saying dogs mounting for dominance aren't actually "attacking" so the other dog is wrong for attacking/correcting when it happens.

[@serrinni]

3:04 bombastic side eye

[@moxievintage1390]

dead at the shih tzu!! now that was a full on DATE! 🤠

[@Mariaaaaaa_23]

If you know all this behaviour stuff and you can predict what's going to happen, why wouldn't you recall him / pull him away before the fight starts? Sounds odd to me. And you knew that a fight might have started between Ronin and the pit mix when the dog approached, so you pulled out your camera to record instead of getting ready to possibly have to break up a fight? Another odd thing.

[@nikitamaves8819]

Breaking it down in a video is a lot different than watching it in real time. Given that they had already had an interaction that was semi-tense but easily de-escalated themselves, I can assume that the owner was recording just in case but hoping for the best. The end of the video they also admit to recognizing that Ronin being un-neutered was causing undue tension in the park and they have made steps to make this less likely to happen in the future.

[@hiderirender6904]

i dont see why there is such a huge problem with this video no one is hurt so there is nothing to be upset about

[@XDMSX95]

Calling off dogs during tense situations requires a strong listener that's both dogs. If only one dog listens it's still an invitation for the other dog to escalate, because the dog being recalled is distracted. There's also dogs, when their owner approaches, that will have a strong need to protect everyone else including their owners around them. So as much as dogs try to deescalate, once their owner approaches, it's also over. Differs per dog what the situation will turn out to be. Sometimes all you can do is wait until it happens and once it has happened, you can only hope for the best. Of course there's better methods to deescalate as the owner or bystander, but these could be reasons why they don't do anything yet. Dogs are dogs, they also have instinctual things they can't unlearn.

[@jasminsj]

the owner wants to discipline his dogs by letting them get expose to different types of dog behavior, plus owner gets to correct his dogs whenever they do something wrong.

[@veiligheidspeld]

human interfering is sure to instigate a fight. Better sometimes to wait and hope they can resolves their issues without fighting. Also dog fights in dog parks are seldom really vicious, they don't try to kill each other only dominate.

[@clairescott1478]

This guy has no love for his dog all he wants is money, 80% of his commentary is bull and he's constantly putting that poor boy in dangerous situations for his benefit one day ronin isn't going to back down or another dog won't and and there will be a death. Mals are smart and tough but they are also very sensitive enough bad situations ronin will snap ive seen atleast 5 fights this boy had been in so far horrendous owner. All you saying how you love these vids that you learn really tgink about it would you seriously let your own dog be put into these dangerous situatiions and be happy about that..think guys. Just shocking to me he doesnt do it for excercise needs

[@Madducky2217]

What are you yapping about

[@Third7Plays]

Why do you think he got Ronin fixed once Ronin turned 2 bruv. You cant fault a guy for wanting to socialize his doggo. I would want to as well (Plus i love dogs so id be all about interacting with other dogs at the dog park too) . Yeah, Ronin can kind-of be the dog equivalent of a dick sometimes but...hes a male dog, thats kinda just what they do. Besides as a couple of other commentors have stated in previous videos, sometimes its good for dogs to correct other dogs because it teaches dogs what not to do. also the owner does step in when things escalate, he literally states that he does. Also also, Ronin's harness has the camera on it at all times, so footage will always be getting captured (Which is often a good thing if something goes wrong). But hey, maybe im just an idiot

[@Nakiesrussphynxcattery]

Little dog 😂😂😂😂

[@BigBoyEvan247]

Stuff like this makes me scared to bring my dog to the dog park. She’s never gone to one before, and she’s had some past trauma before we adopted her

[@christianbell1357]

I have really started looking at my dog and other dogs behaviour differently since i started watching your videos. You breaking it down really helps me take my alpha status to the next level. I can better anticipate my dog and other dogs thanks to you. Appreciate your videos!

[@bradbenson6929]

But what he is saying is bull shit! Confuscious says. Man who dog to fight club just after getting him is a man with no brains grasshopper

[@moxievintage1390]

Man that second husky's eyes, both the color and appearance, AND the way he sought eye contact WOWZA, and then some hackles.....soooo cooolll!

[@colleenesposito6452]

I love how you stop the video and explain the body language and what it means.

[@K9_Queen]

I enjoy watching your videos. I have a question, after watching this video - Do you record all this for educational purposes only? Like so you can break things down for your viewer? How come when you see all the moments/gestures/signals that are leading up to a fight, you don’t just interject & deflect and avoid the whole altercation between the dogs? Why risk injuries to any of the dogs? I understand when you’re filming from a far & notice all the micro moments that lead to a fight, & you’re too far to do anything in time. But when they’re right in front of you, why watch all the signs of a fight compound?

[@menopassini9348]

I agree if you have your Malinois under control None of this would happen. My Malinois were trained by Afgan War Vet Dog handler r. He taught me and my Dogs to Chill when meeting strange dogs at the Park. Plus how to defuse the situation before it happens, which means calling back my Dog. . There's one guy who's always lecturing us about dogs, but it's His dog that's be always in the middle of something. I run 2 Malinois and a Pit Bull, under my verbal commands none of this would happen. 90 percent of the Dogs/owners at the Park have the same control. Only problem is the know it all. We just wander off when he comes. My Malinois are untinterested in the other Dogs to began with. They know that none of the other dogs have their speed and drive. .so they just Go Commando on each other. Had to buy them Goggles they tear through the woods so fast.

[@res6148]

this pit mix always looks like it ate my food and doesnt want me to find out

[@brookemonshower2756]

This dog doesn't have a lick of pit

[@TheAboveAverage_Joe]

Thanks for all your narration i have a dog so this will help me under stand when to break up him playing with the other dogs

[@S-R-H]

The end though...that little dog going to town...I'm dying.

[@Heathenwolf-uv1zo]

The shiz tzu or Lhasa mounted him out of dominance. He was probably insecure or thought he (the small dog) was boss.

[@Altt]

Genuinely trying to learn here. I recognize that the other dog is giving off all the wrong signals, but the initial part of the fight, is it not Ronin who goes at the other dog? Ronin wasn't telling him off or giving him a warning snap (not that he deserved one) he just got right in there and attacked. I get why he did it, don't get me wrong.

[@minagrujic]

He absolutely did give warnings, as you saw all the body language was explained. Dogs communicate by body language, the pit mix knew what he was doing.

[@Altt]

@@minagrujic I mean specifically the fight. To me Ronin started it. The other dog drove him to starting it, for sure, but I think Ronin started it.

[@minagrujic]

@@Altt yeah, the fight. Watch it again, Ronin's owner explained the body language clip by clip. Ronin was laying down, mouth opet, relaxed gaze= he was happy/relaxed. The pit mix came in, went straight towards Ronin's body with intention of dominating him. Ronin got up, because he knows what the pit mix wanted to do, gave him a side look, mouth no longer open= he is not relaxed anymore and is showing the pit mix he is aware of what he(the pit mix) wants to do. Yet, despite Ronin getting up and giving him the look, indicating that he does not want to be dominated(if Ronin was cool with it, he would've rolled over and shown his belly), the pit mix does not go away, he stands my Ronin very stiffly, high tail, focused on Ronin's body= indicating he isn't about to leave Ronin alone. Ronin stands his guard, doesn't move away either, pit mix shifts his body weight=about to go forward to dominate Ronin, that's when Ronin's had enough and the fight starts. When dealing with dogs, you have to understand their body language. 99% of fights dont just start out of the blue, there is always a reason, and you can know that by looking and following the dogs' body languages. In this instance, the fight started because the pit wanted to dominate Ronin and Ronin let him know he's not the one to be messed with. Hope that explains it. Always look at the prior interaction that led to the fight.

[@minagrujic]

@@Altt to put it in more simple terms: its like if a guy at a bar was getting in your face all of a sudden, he doesn't technically touch you yet, but he is pushing your boundaries, and at one point you've had enough and you punch the guy. Sure, it seems like you started the fight, but actually, it was just a response to the provcations of the other guy :)

[@Altt]

@@minagrujic Thanks for the break down. I'm quite aware of the body language, though. I think my point of my initial comment (as it's been a while) was that the title was misleading. I suppose it depends on how you interpret it though. I completely agree that the other dog provoked the fight, and ignored all de-escalation attempts by Ronin. I think I just misinterpreted the title.

[@Third7Plays]

Oh hey this was uploaded on my 15th birthday, interesting. (I’m 16 I’ll turn 17 in November)

[@FastEditz12]

hi dude, nice to hear my birthday is near yours!, november 23 14 y/r

[@chl170]

Stop going to dog parks. Many breeds are not meant for those risky situations. They are inherently dangerous for your dog. Go the Leerburg and read their article on why dog parks are bad. I have two Mals and they don’t care for strange dogs. That is 100% fine. Strange dogs are a gamble and they make my dogs uncomfortable so why force that situation on them and make them feel like they have to defend themselves. Dog parks are for people who don’t want to walk their dogs or find other means to stimulate their dog’s minds. Best wishes to you and your dogs. Please be safe.

[@marlew6629]

This moron goes to dog parks to specifically make videos hoping his dog gets in a scrap. Fucking loser.

[@Kaiandherfloof]

So just watch the body language escalate to a fight that’s great

[@senanfoutchedjev2401]

I like Ronin. I have seen many videos with him. I do not agree with the action taken, but again, you are the owner. Thanks.