Dogs Mess With 120 LB ROTTWEILER And He Reacts!

[@messi8921]

Nice to see a Rottweiler with a tail.

[@KamD.]

Real

[@chimmichangatrashbag]

😂

[@Hemekoa]

I have 8 rotties, I would never cut off there tail for looks! I don’t know why people do but I think it’s so wrong to cut off your dogs tail just for looks.

[@djrosette]

​@@Hemekoasome do it cause of some breakages that can occur from the force of the dog's tail wagging

[@71ele17]

@@maximidius You make nonsense. Dogs do communicate with tails even cropped at the 3rd joint

[@samarafujioma6588]

These videos are so helpful in learning more about general dog behavior! They also helped me get a bit more comfortable with taking my 6mo MalxGSD puppy around the local park to socialize her and know what behaviours to correct her on and how to not make it worse with accidentally reinforcing them. Thank you so much for posting these videos!

[@MikeMisiewicz]

Bullshit watch Lee Asher

[@I.eat_childrenx200]

True his videos are very helpful!

[@MikeMisiewicz]

@@I.eat_childrenx200 if he is so good with dogs why all the problems. Watch Lee Asher this guy don't know shit.

[@aries2775]

⁠@@MikeMisiewiczthe problems are usually never with his dogs and he’s always correcting them,,, if his dogs do have a problem it’s usually another dog starting it,,,, you say “why all the problems” but none of the dogs that had an actual problem in this video weren’t his,,, and like i said he corrects little things that his dog does. And it obviously helps

[@A_Randomguy_]

​@@aries2775I don't see why this guy even gets hate over this his dogs are very well behaved

[@PiCaSSo40820]

Yo man you have an high comprehension of dogs gesture, its always a pleasure to watch your video, from France with love 🇫🇷

[@MikeMisiewicz]

So why does he put his dog in that situation. Watch a Lee Asher video no dog fights and like a 100 dogs.

[@PiCaSSo40820]

@@MikeMisiewicz I will look at it sir, but his dog was never in danger i mean the Rott and the husky are not his dog if i understand. He dont have to handle other people’s dog in my opinion

[@PiCaSSo40820]

@@MikeMisiewicz I will pray for Lee Asher too now 🙏🏻 thx to this guy and his work

[@jenniegreene8085]

Thanks. It is always fascinating to watch your videos.

[@CanelaandRrronin]

Glad you like them!

[@Lynx_Animat3]

I love this channel so much this is how I study dogs 😂 😂

[@lucidality]

I love the way you explain various behaviors. You put it in such a simple and easy to see way. I’ve learned a lot from your videos

[@desimo2686]

Kinda mad at those owners for getting rid of the rottweiler, especially when they had him first and got the puppy second

[@adamspices2918]

Was thinking the same thing. Also wondering if the “bad behaviors” were picked up from bad interactions at the dog park that weren’t necessarily his fault.

[@Apollo87889]

@@adamspices2918yeah, at these dog parks it seems like they let their dogs have free reign. I don’t understand this guy sometimes with his dogs. Or they just don’t watch them, you’re supposed to watch them here.

[@lillieberger2883]

Dog parks are the worst place to bring a puppy. They will just learn bad behaviors. You want your puppy to have good experiences and interact with calm dogs. The owners shouldn’t let their dogs congregate at the entrance and gang up on the incoming dogs. That husky did nothing wrong. If you know anything about huskies, they have a play style that might seem “dominant “ because they love to jump on top of each other.

[@DougHinVA]

'kinda mad ? ' Why not angry outright and a plain statement that an owner kept a Rottie pup and abandoned the adult... ?

[@DougHinVA]

@@lillieberger2883 All dog professional I ever met or saw on video tell you to stay out of dog parks... they are 'untrained dogs and ignorant owners' and they are professionals for a reason...

[@Mewtwo12810]

When training animals timing is so crucial to get your point across. Dogs have such perfect timing and clarity 💕 it’s cool to watch.

[@namelessnavnls8060]

Shame about the Rottie having to be relocated.. He seems like a very good dog in these videos.

[@J.J.AirAssault]

I learn a lot watching the videos. Put together very well too. 👏🏼

[@watchmoivies123]

This is crazy dog parks where the dog tries to get in and all the other dogs are plowing them down at the door and that other one was trying to hump somebody as it was walking in that’s crazy. Why do people go to dog parks and I actually think probably the Rottweiler started as he was going down. He was ready to pounce on the husky, but I don’t know for a fact because I wasn’t there.

[@DougHinVA]

stop making excuses and tell what you learned from a dog trainer...

[@mrzelo8788]

Hey, just wanted to thank you! I adopted a hybrid dog from spanish forests 7 months ago, he was already around 14 months old, he never socialized, so he came with lots of issues, anxiousness and so, thank god he isn't aggressive, your teachings helped me so much!! It made me lose fear understanding dog behavior, i love your goodbois, thank you for sharing so much knowledge and joy!! I wanted to ask you if i should keep him intact or should i do the surgery to help him socialize better?! thank you!

[@x.Juu.x]

Hi! I love your videos! I always find myself up late at night watching your videos with Ronin and Canela! It’s very interesting to me, keep it up 😃🤍

[@Stacccs06-z9v]

Seeing these videos you posted helps a lot with my dog, I own a blue nose pittbull who’s aggressive towards any dog he doesn’t know, and watching these videos helps a lot

[@Timmyham1]

The fact that they called the Rotty ‘dominant’

[@Apollo87889]

He was one of the best dogs there, only corrected when they overstepped.

[@chloeking2045]

I think people are quicker to use words like 'dominant' and 'aggressive' with Rottweilers as they've been so stigmatised for decades, so any slight behaviour that isn't 100% quiet, docile and calm is automatically perceived as something threatening. The fact they're a big, muscular dog as well tends to also make people overly cautious with them and again, use words that may not be quite accurate.

[@lil9.7]

They are a dominant breed. He asserted dominant behaviour when challenged. He is a dominant and well rounded dog, and not pushy or over confident.

[@adamd3145]

I learn so much from your videos. Thank you.

[@42cuba]

Thats a beautiful and smart Rottie! Great to see a well raised dog. What a lovely dog. Dogs like the huskie and unfortunately majority of GSD are too confident and in other dogs faces. Something about the GSD breed or overbreeding, has caused the slim genetic pool and a lot of insecurity that goes with it.

[@kreyzee1452]

You could also call your dogs back and let the new dogs and people come in without stress!

[@aries2775]

It’s so sad to see they got rid of the rottie😕I hope he’s with a happy family and getting trained bc he was so well mannered,,,, w.e issues they were having im sure could’ve been dealt with, poor pup

[@Jaci_obx_youngsheldon]

Frr

[@TheDwarfmaiden]

Thank you for sharing these videos. I am learning a lot about the dogs behaviors.

[@SecretKeeperForever9]

It's great to see how close attention you pay to your dogs and correct them. I've had a low of reactions since I have small dogs where people think it's cute when their small dogs are misbehaving. It's really not. My pug used to love going to the park but he got chased a six month old puppy where he literally jumped up into my arms terrified, I didn't know pugs could jump like that. Then the dog is still jumping up on me trying to get him.

[@pacomoreno577]

Thank you for this one. Definitely had to suscribe 🕶️

[@_CharlieEmilyPlays_]

omg i love seeing rotties with tails! its so cute! I have a Rottweiler as well and shes super sweet! idk how she'll act at a dog park tho 😖

[@ixbella_]

That's crazy how quickly something like that can happen

[@isaac9311]

Bro love your channel and your dogs. I've been referring folks to your channel at my local dog park. Especially new dog owners. Love how you break down their language. I have a lil brendal American Pit girl, and a big boy hound half Blood and half Ridgeback. Thank you for your channel.

[@DougHinVA]

you cannot even spell correctly... what training classes have you had??

[@carolshang]

I tried very hard to figure out but I couldnt see what the husky did wrong. He stood tall because the other samll black dog was trying to mount him on his left side. To me it looks like the rot began the attack all of a sudden.

[@Daily_dose_of_bailey]

Some dogs don’t feel comfortable when the dogs try to mount some dogs think that they are trying to breed it hurt them so all the rot did was correct him showing he didn’t feel comfortable or he didn’t like when he tried to mount him-

[@Caroline-e1k]

Love when the puppies were playing in the water ❤😂😂

[@Sly_Wolf_1]

Why won't people learn that the entrance to a park is not the place to let dogs meet.

[@andoncroft]

Ronin is becoming quite popular, an irresistible mount that all dog's want to mount 😂

[@EncryptedEnzso]

As much as I like these videos. I don't think it's the best idea to keep on sending these dogs to these dogs park with the amount of incidents they went through.

[@-_-typeshit]

He knows his dogs. It’s literally the reason why he doesn’t worry about putting them into situations that most dogs would stress in. He trusts and believes in his own dogs, he knows what they can and can’t handle, you’d know yourself Ronin was correcting bad dogs at 12 mnths old not him or the owner of bad dogs. He is miles ahead of us, you put in the time that he has with his dogs, with your dog and you’ll end up with something like Ronin (plus being a malinois helps he’s already thinking 10 steps ahead of every dog at every park and even sometimes a step ahead of his owner)

[@amac868]

my fave dog parks are without fences and gates... dogs have to be well trained and gravitate to owners... people walk passed with dogs from all sides it seems more natural and hardly ever have problems even with super excited energies of kelpies, collies, heelers and the wild staffy cattle dog crosses we get.. in aus here the fenced ovals seem to have young untrained dogs and not walked before.. more corrections etc.

[@samanthamassa4495]

Raven always making the tension worse trying to mount 😂😂 she’s so assertive

[@Blue_WCUE0]

I have a Rottweiler he has a tail and he is happy but with diabetes and gets too dominant so we can’t take him to a dog park but we can bring him to kids just not other dogs

[@nessafry]

Did they have a prong on the puppy or was it just a chained collar? he looked pretty young to be wearing one.

[@pantherspots]

That's a good rottie, shame they rehomed him.

[@stevegilbert-wf8lo]

Great video

[@kulman9267]

Hi I absolutely adore how your dogs are well behaving and how much u understand them and their body language I’m learning a lot from your videos. I’ve got chihuahua cross Maltese it’s a very adorable gentlemen he is 2 neutered. I blame myself here as I haven’t socialised him enough with other dogs and he is very scare dog fearful. And he kind of attack dogs but without meaning to bite I believe it’s out of fear how can I socialised him to help him relax and get better? Thank you for any advice ❤️

[@Vince_F]

Very informative video ‼️👍🏽

[@JakeJonesadventures]

I have a boxer dog and I just bought him one of these camera mount for dogs and his and can I also get a pin your one of my favorite youtubers

[@pittymama4500]

Okay so let me just admit that I haven't watched it past this point but let's just notice how the owner of the Rottweiler when Ronan is meeting the rottie has the leash all the way tense. This is a terrible way to introduce the dog to the dog park for the day regardless of what else is going on it would be better to have no leash on at all because it's just bringing in another negative equation that is going to stack with the rest.

[@OLOLAK_7777]

This why I don't go to dog parks, owners these day can't read there dogs if they get in a situation 🙄

[@spencerrose859]

Wow pretty awesome like it

[@_Nobody_Special]

Owning Rottweilers is not always easy. Situations like the one with the husky happen and public perception makes it automatically the Rottweiler’s fault. Add to that that oftentimes a Rottweiler will meet aggressive behaviour from other dogs with aggression, not to dominate but to protect their pack. Not many dogs are ready for that. The husky made a wise choice in instantly backing down.

[@LogicalChronicalPhenomenal]

Sometimes even our own dogs need correcting from other dogs . 😅

[@hangarian]

Hi! I've been watching your videos and I love them. I'm curious though, towards the end you said placing the head over the body of an unknown dog is a nono. Why's that?

[@purple_soul8305]

are you seeing these behaviors in real time or just with the replay? I feel like In real life they are so hard to see

[@wyvern_009]

I really enjoy your videos pls post more 😊.

[@mamasha92]

I LOVE your videos!!! They are helping me to read my dogs body language and situations before they arise.

[@travisford2095]

Why do you keep taking your dog to these parks when you’ve posted many videos about incidents

[@monolyn]

Bro just loves seeing which dogs have balls(Intact) and pointing out his huge bully dog is "unaltered" as well. Then acting all shocked when there's conflict between them. It's a male ego thing, clearly.

[@claytonjohn6473]

Dogs are very smart

[@kimharwood5472]

Wow so much good info! Too bad we can watch real life in slow motion 😊

[@sscot720]

My favorite dogs are border collies an golden retrievers

[@mayz_y]

July 22… THATS MY BDAY🎉👑

[@justscrolling1323]

7:33 😂

[@greatamculture]

I don’t bother with Dog parks, too many behavior issues with other dogs and their owners. I also wouldn’t want my dogs contracting illnesses. Rottweilers are great dogs if the owner is responsible and compassionate.

[@keithbosco6396]

Whoever owns the rottweiler, german shepherd and the pitbull, should not own dogs! Whoever is putting comments in the video, commenting on what certain dog body language means, has no idea what they are talking about. Anyone watching this video, should totally disregard the comments about what dog body language means what, because the person writing the comments is totally wrong. #CanelaandRrronin

[@andrewmann3787]

Would have been a different video if the Rott was intact

[@DougHinVA]

Do you hear any 'trainer talk' from any of the owners and any commands or reading the dog when it shows aggression ? I don't... Do you hear any owner talk about taking lessons in dog handling from a professional? I don't.

[@ainimyllyviita]

Why big dogs pick pups to show dominance?

[@brendonsmith5372]

Why not dock the tail tho that shit is in the way??? I have a 140 lb Cane Corso with ears intact but I couldn’t imagine him with a tail just staying 🤷‍♂️.

[@LukyPhilo]

people freak out when they hear a little noise come out of their dogs. its all communication between dogs. sounds worse than what it actually is. leave them be and dont freak out and let them work out the dominant ones. people freaking out when a dog growls pisses me off 50 times worse than any of this on cam

[@kinsleycharest3473]

Get that puppy outta there and dint go back omg.

[@jamgill6032]

Be nice to watch the video instead of it getting paused every 5 seconds

[@evilsidex7026]

For a pet owner and giving up on yor boy its fucked up , shame on you dont have pets

[@unitedairforce09]

Hi

[@CanelaandRrronin]

Hi 👋

[@Rosiepubglover]

​@@CanelaandRrroninhi I am new subscriber ❤

[@marktaylor171]

Dogs parks are a horrible concept. If you understand dog behavior and also how many people bring their dogs, don't understand dog behavior. Dogs are pack animals and will defend their pack. When you get a dog, that's humping every dog in sight and forcing his dominance on smaller dogs. It's only a matter of time before this dog intrudes on a smaller dog that has a large or more dominant in its social circle that will step up to defend. Boom, now you have a dog fight. As a dog owner, you must be the alpha dog of the pack, and it's the alphas responsibility to curve this intrusive behavior. At least recognize that your dog doesn't view you as his or her leader and steer clear of dog parks. This is not the case. Almost every dog park you visit. You'll see one of the larger dogs humping and assisting themselves on smaller dogs. All of the other dogs are clearly uncomfortable and annoyed with it. The owner has failed to see the problem with this behavior. They'll say it's fine because none of the other dogs are up to fighting a larger dog. Then you'll see someone showing up with a larger or more dominant dog. It's not long before that dogs decided he or she is not putting up with it and challenges it. Now, of course, because none of these dog owners understand dog behavior or even fail to read very loud body language. The defending dog looks like the aggressor. In reality, they are "standing up to the bully." If you're at a dog park and you see this sort of thing developing. The best thing you can do is to take your dog and leave the dog park. It's not worth risking your dogs safety. When dog fights kick off anyone could get injured in the conflict. The offending dog will become a defending dog. They were also already confused about appropriate behavior before the fight and could view anyone as a threat and attack them.

[@youngnardo2890]

4:07 that husky found out real quick that he can get shake down real quick n he lucky that rott was nice bc mine is pure piss n vinegar