Genetics of Dogs and Understanding Them - Bound Angels University 10/2016

This video is about Genetics of dogs - lecture BAU 10-2016. If you want to save dogs you must strive to understand them better. In this 9 minute video, Robert Cabral explains the basics of genetics, drives and behaviors that can positively and adversely effect dog behavior and the way they see the world.

[@testaccount9446]

Thank you Robert... GREAT job with these videos!!! GSM

[@BoundAngels]

we love your videos too. also check out Robert's personal channel at kzbin.info

[@lesleybillings2054]

Interesting! I have been watching your videos as we have a catahoula cross rescue dog that I was told was picked up as a stray. I thought he had problems with anxiety but this presentation and based on his avoiding eye contact and slithering away from sooo many things, sometimes seemingly random, I wonder he was somewhat feral. That puts a new outlook on things...

[@raphaelkaume]

Great stuff man! The right background to think about dogs, facts. Thanks

[@helenblack9583]

Great clip and important subject.

[@TerriInBC]

Great information, thank you!

[@russelricharddoctolero1166]

You deserve more views

[@evelynbaron2004]

I've had dogs all my life, large and small. This was so helpful! I'm older now and live in a seniors building where the preponderance of people come from countries where dogs were working animals and didn't share your bed. I can't have a dog more than 30 lbs because lots of the residents need walkers etc. I have a one year old Pekingese; was waiting for a rescue dog for a year and life just brought her into my life, and I realized very early on that she needed to join this particular human community for everybody to settle down. Yes a lot of barking at the beginning when there were signs of life outside my apartment; I'd pick her up and open the door because although she weighs 10 lbs she still thinks she's Northern Dancer, so the process has been mutual; they love her, she now knows them. It really has been worth it I was startled to find out that Pekes haven't evolved that much from wolfish origins, despite their radically different physical appearance. I know that most dogs when problem solving will give up and wait for their human to sort things out; absolutely not this dog; she's persistent and doesn't want help. All in all she has become a kind of therapy dog for so many people here, and yes she chases squirrels. Tx again for brilliant presentation.

[@maxxking9490]

From my understanding in retrospect 98% of DNA in common is not that big of a deal. I think of the common comparison of 50% being shared between humans and bananas. What about behavioral genetics? Certain dogs are proved to be more prone to aggressive behavior by nature. Why did you say "mutated in" at 4:11?. I do not quite understand because there is no mutations in perception?

[@wreckdiver61]

I want more where’s the rest

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Hey Rob! Do a video on Women next..

[@nc_mtbmedic1399]

Unfortunately the american male is being taught to lay down and not to fight... Just look at positive only trainers,