GSD competes for Alpha

[@nicholajayne9971]

Husky’s are actually really good correction officers… as they are bred for packs they have amazing social skills & don’t tolerate bullying or over dominant behaviour

[@DS-kr3lm]

Sooooo true

[@promxrippa]

Bs they are the biggest bullys ever period !!!! That gs just wants to play

[@toritori4430]

Other dog breeds like gsd have been created for specific purposes their brains are all over the shop huskies mallys are one of a kind you can't create one oldest dog breeds on planet Pure brains well rounded take no shit love rough n tumble but don't get lary pal or it's game over . Gsd has teeth bared husky hasn't stopped smiling .

[@notrbh]

I mean, there is a video right in front of your face and you still chose to disagree. ​@@HiQuis

[@daviddixon5757]

​@@promxrippaif that GSD wanted to just play, it most certainly wouldn't go straight to trying to dominate a strange dog, it would stop at a distance and go into a play bow....you're knowledge of k9 body language is about 0%

[@user-yj9ko3jh7g]

That's how huskies are. They take no crap from anyone or thing. I've had a ton of them. Love them to death. They are mouthy, independent and stubborn but also very funny and gentle.

[@JagerScot-01]

Sorry mate,you need to take your husky glasses off. The GSD is clearly toying with them and ends up dominant. Given a bit more time the 2 huskies will be fetching sticks for the GSD.

[@user-yj9ko3jh7g]

@@JagerScot-01 You are so wrong. Either you have never owned a husky or you have zero experience with them. They are fearless, we will all play hockey in hell before they back down for anyone. They are smart, independent and stubborn. They think for themselves and are very savvy. Ask the Inuits. German Shepherds are a great, smart dogs but I'll take a Siberian or a Malamute over them any day.

[@JagerScot-01]

@user-yj9ko3jh7g As previously stated, take your husky glasses off. Beautiful dogs and great for pulling sledges. I appreciate your comments, which you are entitled too, but my experience with huskies are they are as thick as f###. Sorry.

[@Jigmig]

@@JagerScot-01hear comes the fucking dog experts everyone how about you give an actual fact instead of being a dickhead really ironic how you can call someone else entitled when you act the way you do

[@hyp1284]

​@@JagerScot-01your experience doesn't equate to the truth, dogs have different personalities. GSDs are working dogs that are easier to control and train with purpose. Huskies tend to be more out of control and dominant than GSDs across the board due to the personality differences. I'd also take a husky over a GSD anyday as they haven't been bred into the ground resulting in many, many health issues. They are also way more interesting as dogs in general - GSDs are easily prone to neurotic behavior because they need a purpose, which doesn't suit most normal families. I would also trust a husky around children way before I'd trust a GSD. See how our experiences differ?

[@Guild176]

These are normal interactions between social and vocal dogs

[@ashleigh2253]

GSD was still saying F you both 😂

[@bertgummer8125]

Yep lol

[@MaelColuim-lp3ji]

My GSD would have put them both in place as mine is a protection dog,at home she is soft n stupid at work ,whoa different creature, still lovely to see dogs interacting as they should

[@syndrom5818]

@@MaelColuim-lp3ji yeah not against both of them mate. I have 2 huskys and they are deadly in a fight. Don't forget huskys are pack dogs even if the pack is made of 2 they still take advantage of that

[@melaniexoxo]

@@MaelColuim-lp3ji gsds are super smart. They pick their battles.

[@duncan8345]

LOL😂

[@user-me9ns8om1x]

Few owners realize how good this is for the dogs.

[@pvsweetypie]

🤡

[@astridmaack4516]

It’s good, so long as it doesn’t turn into a fight. The huskies have very good self-control

[@kylecraig6789]

Ask any good veterinarian, and they will tell you to just avoid dog parks altogether.

[@couchtable]

Good for the dogs to a point. It’s clear the gsd isn’t backing off, at this point the owner needs to step in and get control of their dog

[@user-me9ns8om1x]

@@couchtable f*ck continuous and endless human control. Thats one of the reason they end up seriously injuring humans : too much control. You can only control them if you allow them to "release" a bit. Like here.

[@Abubeydot]

Loving everyone commenting on the behaviour of the dogs as if they know them personally. I am the owner of the malamute and the owner of the husky and GSD are my friends. These dogs have been playing together for 1.5 years now and it is standard for sexed males to get into little dominance battles like these. If things do escalate which they almost never have they are each pulled away and corrected and allowed to continue after in a calmer manner. Seems like a whole lot of professional dog trainers in these comments who can judge a dog and a owner based off a couple short videos on youtube 😂

[@chelsea5378]

Lol I was just thinking the shepherd got a little over excited, and did some dominance displays, but he and the husky seem to be playing

[@brayancepeda1814]

Being condescendingly defensive only proves their comments hit a nail in one way or another. Let experts be "experts", what do you care?

[@jeremyphillips3992]

This isnt the real owner lmao. Just another person seeking attention

[@byron916mauck]

Just a heads up...Only ph.D comment on KZbin

[@fm-9129]

@@brayancepeda1814because it’s silly lol everyone thinks their expert on every topic on the internet.

[@deathlesszero]

The correction into the sit. 10/10

[@chiefskittlez1690]

Quick story: I went to the dog park a few months ago and there was a really agressive rottweiler there that had clearly not been socialized. When the owner was asked if his dog was okay bc it kepts going around tryna dominate other dogs the owner said "yeah he's in heat so theyre agressive right now" and didnt bother correcting the behavior. My GSD (f) and a doberman were playing in the water and the rottweiler got super aggressive and started attacking my GSD but a husky ran over and started defending my dog whom it hadnt even sniffed. Unfortunately the husky got bit pretty bad and a stranger intervined grabbing the rottweiler and pulling it away and yelling at the insanely irresponsible owner. I have no idea what happened to the husky everything happened so quickly the owners left to try and find a vet bc apparently the rottweiler wasnt vaccinated either after talking to the owner.

[@Tiffany-schliebe]

The rotty shouldnt even had been at a dog park if unvaccinated. Pray for common sense truly becoming "common" Blessings

[@shekelgoblin]

Dude do you live near fuckin league city Texas bc I have a malamute/husky mix that matches your story perfect and I pulled a Rottweiler off another dog.

[@spainman2020]

​@@shekelgoblindamn, small world if so

[@tobygjertsen2312]

Well, do you?

[@fawng8017]

All other things aside, male dogs don't go into heat...? And anyone who brings a female dog in heat to a dog park should be banned

[@cheryshstrong]

Ots a good thing that most huskies are naturally friendly. Becaude if they were aggressive, they really can do damage.

[@BrettVarve]

That's true for any medium to large breed dog...

[@briarios666]

​@@BrettVarve exactly but no it's only huskies 🤣🤣🤣 I love that ppl try to over exaggerate on breeds of dogs when in reality most are quite literally the same

[@airbo793]

​@@briarios666"Most breeds are quite literally the same"? You know nothing about dogs then.

[@emps8992]

​@@briarios666Yeah a Kangal is the same as husky right?

[@samdoss1736]

@@BrettVarvehusky’s are typically very light for there size, have above average agility and speed for there size, and do not get tired. Yes any large dog can do damage but husky’s are not average large dogs

[@NvrMindMe]

Those two Husky dogs are awesome. Really putting the GSD in its place without getting into a fight. Love it.

[@s.a.mcreations5806]

The black and white one is a malamute

[@johnherlan6875]

I see it differently. The Shepherd easily controls both of them dogs single handedly and can probably take on both at the same time. Different dog breeds with different mentality. The German Shepherd rules the pack.

[@Linzaburj]

@@johnherlan6875 I don’t think so, that white and black one is a malamute and they are very strong with a higher PSI bite force then a GSD. In general huskies are super fast and also can do damage , that GSD is just lucky they both were patient with him.

[@thathero3736]

Not a husky. The larger dog was an Alaskan malamute. Bred kind of same standard as a husky but more for strength than speed. I just recently lost my Alusky. She was considered a “designer dog” like many hybrids but (and I may be bias) she had all the best of both breeds.

[@thathero3736]

@@johnherlan6875you definitely saw it differently lol. The GSD was stubborn but after enough correcting it did start to understand the hierarchy of that situation…

[@JamieP-fi5xi]

Theres a reason the shephards are used as gaurd dogs and huskys arnt ..... thats a miss match if it actually got serious

[@AndrewDaley-lr9qg]

Don't under estimate huskies

[@HonestlyH]

Trained* to be guard dogs. Keyword.

[@leehiller2489]

Yeah you got that right, that GSD wouldn't stand a chance.

[@yodaphobic96]

Huskies would win

[@lisakokoyachuk478]

He's gonna learn his lesson today. Glad they have each other's backs. Guys always wanna fight before they make friends😂

[@alfigel7853]

think so too. At the end they must have emptied a crate of beer together.

[@batmanbear]

The pack will teach what most owners can't understand. I've been in positions where I've told folks that their dog is being a jerk, and if they don't correct it then my dog will.

[@G30MaN27]

Damn, that brown husky is on point, so smart

[@ganstahazzardoggangstahazz1406]

I love these types of videos. People DESPERATELY NEEEEED to understand communication with dogs! It would help sooo much

[@anybodycanart]

That's true.

[@lousassle4353]

“malamute warns GSd” from his back in a submissive position 😂

[@doylemcpoyle839]

Ever been In a wrestling match? Sometimes you end up on bottom.

[@seangallagher1947]

That’s just how shepherds are, it takes lots of patience and corrections to train them not to. They’re naturally dominant dogs, but unconditionally loyal.

[@sadiwho9724]

GREAT OWNERS!! Knowing the difference bc dog interaction and dog aggression is missed in 99% of dog owners. They got it spot on

[@TheFatKid128]

Love how husky assert dominance and still has a smile and floppy tongue 😂

[@Roccothehusky]

🤣

[@red2977]

Husky be the captain. Doesn't owe any other dog an explanation that just be the way it is as far as the husky is concerned

[@leftoids.are.cringe]

Socialization training is so important for dogs. I love this. Edit: Stay mad over entry-level dog advice, champs. I highly enjoy it. 🫵😂

[@sebfettel]

Humans too

[@Daniman-nk2vj]

😊

[@navilgonzalez4013]

It all socializing is good.

[@justenhansen]

What training is going on? Looks like they're just letting dogs do whatever they want.

[@leftoids.are.cringe]

@@justenhansen Google is free. You can quite literally look up the words “socialization training.”

[@courtneynel7433]

What a well-behaved and socialized Malamute.

[@umbreoniteUwU]

We had a husky at a doggie daycare i used to work at. He was labeled "daycare 4," aka out 4th daycare employee 😂 hed chill out all day, sitting on the side watching the other dogs play. As soon as one dog would start acting up, he'd get up, go over, and break it up, then go lie back down on his perch. Id go so far as to say he was the only dog ive ever met that id call an "alpha dog." Considering i've met thousands of dogs, that's really saying something

[@rickyjones2346]

Love vids like this. No human interference, just letting the dogs correct each other knowing their places

[@sammyg805]

Well only because they all trained and good dogs… otherwise it could go wrong where the dogs aren’t socialised and start fighting

[@rickyjones2346]

@@sammyg805 same goes for people🤣

[@baldbeardedbassist]

Dog interaction is so fascinating to me. They are all body language, all the time

[@user-sh5nf4sn1m]

It's amazing how everyone thinks they're a doctor or a dog expert these days. 😂 No correction of the behavior by the owners it's all about thinking that your dog is a direct reflection of you and how cool it is smh

[@ashwilliams4959]

You leave the dogs to it as they aren't being overly aggressive. If you try to step in the chances of things escalating jump. Ever notice when there are actual dog fights, there's always at least 1 owner running around screaming?

[@DeezMutts-wz1nu]

That’s so RICH and hypocritical of you to say people are a know it all these days when you then follow it up with criticizing a lack of human intervention. Did u think that one through? pft

[@MichaelJames-mg3xx]

​@@DeezMutts-wz1nuNot wrong though

[@suigeneris2663]

Fr

[@kunibertrandolf1886]

Lovely to see people let their dogs have the conversations they need for a happy coexistence on the lawn.

[@markdraycott3974]

I know a guy who never owned a dog before but went out and bought not one but two husky pups (brother and sister), within two weeks they had completely destroyed his downstairs furniture including sofas, dinning table and chairs, tv unit, curtains, just everything. He ended up having to turn his whole backyard into a massive run for them and he only had a tiny back garden here in the UK. My point is that as uniquely gorgeous as they are, you really need to read up on them before buying one as they are quite demanding.

[@subconsciousclarity1702]

This is true with any large breed but sadly people suck and just want a big dog to seem intimidating without the work, training, and care that is necessary for any large breed.

[@SlimNubster]

I have a husky shepherd mix and it's incredible to see both of these traits balance themselves out in him with proper leadership.

[@savanalexis1947]

I see Husky as The most beautiful and Good looking dogs

[@larrylightfoot8738]

You should see a GSD, husky mix. My co worker has one and it’s the most beautiful dog I’ve ever seen

[@chris2489001]

Check out the hmong dog.

[@pvsweetypie]

B east iality is disgusting paL

[@CarlosDiaz-kj6yu]

He did it alone 🔥

[@josyboo07]

Absolutely so true! When I first got my rescue dog, we had this 8 year old red/ brown husky in the neighborhood and when Berma, my dog tried to dominate/ hump her, she corrected him immediately. I got scared but the owner, who was a 75 year old man, said “no, don’t interfere, let them work it out.” And he was right, she was the best “mother” to him and taught him manners.

[@honeybee1615]

My husky did this alot with GSD's. Correct them and i would walk with 12 dogs total. 2 were my huskies and my eldest girl was my girl for helping me with dogs who didnt know how to act. Never drew blood or anything. She was amazing to watch. She is now an old girl and i use her to help raise my litters. I will be very sad when she passes away.

[@ThoseHazelEyes]

I have a malamute German shepherd mix. Best dog ever

[@bertgummer8125]

I had a similar one. He was half Belgian shepherd, quarter malamute, quarter boxer. Looked like a shepherd, light tan body and a black face. His sister looked like a malamute. Rosco was absolutely nuts for fetch. His whole life was fetch. It took one tennis ball through when he was a little potato and his destiny was decided lol. I miss him

[@talkingdogpro]

The husky is such a good doggy, very good monitor!

[@lennylunden835]

My male German Shepherd was really good at correcting other dogs and he was very respectful to other dogs… It depends on the individual dog. But this is an excellent example of how dogs police each other.

[@BlastedALLday17]

I'm glad there's people that can read a dog's posture, ear position, body language, tones of barks, etc., and actually understand what's going on and not being a Karen. Great vid

[@kuzadupa185]

Ghost is such a cool name for a Huskey!!!

[@MrGrim2u1987]

Ghost is a malamute.

[@pedropena1101]

Aaaawwww the Mal was playing! What a good puppy.

[@erikdenwalt4801]

Huskies are awesome. Great dogs.

[@weedhigh2564]

Love to see you let the dogs work it out! Great job!

[@michaelstratton8448]

I love how you let them do their thing. ❤❤❤

[@BanditPooter]

My husky is amazing at reading other dogs. On our walks, if there was a dog coming our way and he sensed something is off, he would take us to the other sidewalk to avoid an encounter. He loves people and dogs in general, so I trust his instincts when he avoids someone or some dog!

[@MOMOHEARTS]

Its alway fun watching dogs be dogs in social life they learn boundaries this way

[@ia6980]

That GSD is pretty brave, despite being on the smaller size. Many GSDs are much larger sizes

[@debatable1984]

What a great bunch of pups all of them being respectful

[@loupaduto9183]

All three of them are absolutely stunning

[@jordanleonard8198]

German shepherds love to do this. I’ve had GSD since I was born. My Lola was my first GSD besides Dozer but he was trained and worshipped my mother he never played very serious dog. Lola and Dozer never did this but later on in life we got Nico and Myla. Niko is constantly trying to dominate Myla the female GSD and they fight sometimes and it’s scary but they listen. Nico gets jealous but he always runs away with his toys and never lets you pet him but Myla always wants to be petted so it creates drama.

[@grandsea2]

I like how the Malamute is so confident that the GSD isn't a danger that when the GSD charges at the beginning the Malamute kinda just lets it happen...like a parent/big brother getting playfully attacked by his son/little brother. Knowing that a Malamute can easily defend itself that was my give away that they were acquainted or atleast already communicated with each other that it was play...but I'm not even currently dog owner, nor am I a trainer or breeder. Though in my childhood I did train 2 Black Chow Chows, and kept them very socialized to other people and dogs...they were both very prey driven towards cats...but cared less about squirrels or rabbits...always thought that was weird.

[@dealwolfstriked272]

Thats GSD reminds me of when I worked at a Rikers Island work release job. I had this one crazy guy test me and he kept trying for like a week straight....never falter my brother never give up GSD!!!

[@_2315_]

When well trained dogs get into it. This shit was the sweetest fight every 😂

[@upndowndelinquent7593]

Alternatively; Dogs having a laugh in the park.

[@damnjekyll]

Looks like the German Shepard did everything he set out to do. 😅 Hes having a damn good day at the park. 😂😂

[@GarrettMeriwether-df4uy]

That's all I see haha

[@Tony-kz1dl]

Bro is having his way

[@suigeneris2663]

It’s true. The young ones are absolute shit-stirrers.

[@Johnny-Joseph]

Love these owners! Let them talk it out in their own language

[@dhav94]

Just dogs being dogs.

[@user-yb3hm7hv4c]

Great vid! The calmest aggression ive ever seen 😂❤

[@intothemindshaft]

It’s kinda scary and good to see dogs natural behaviour

[@joeypilotte5864]

They do not fuck around

[@jesusfeliciano5543]

Huskies are 😮MEATGRINDERS 😢BELIEVE ME

[@rebelchaser]

Ghost is GORGEOUS!😍

[@victorgabrielturpo432]

Red Husky: Sabio Shepper: Police Black Husky: Poblation

[@FactoryFugitive]

My 2 favorite breeds.

[@Ebiru2387]

Those are some very confident dogs.

[@ampungi1]

This is dogs world.

[@jebadiahfyefye8994]

The way people seem to get off on their dogs being an alpha cracks me up.

[@edinahorvath1191]

Great video! It is so insightful for social communication; body language, and vocalisation. Thank you for the video!❤

[@Roccothehusky]

Appreciate your comment ❤️

[@YoUnGBaNkS100]

I need my dog to be taught like this

[@1827Beethoven]

My Goberian is the size of the Malamute but definitely takes dominance battles as seriously as the husky. That Malamute is so adorable

[@vikctorrkreedd6418]

That last correction did the job 😂

[@imoldgregg8]

Nature is incredible

[@jeangroelz9210]

Love seeing a GSD with original breeding and not having the sloping hip.

[@outdoorfr3ak]

I miss my best friend. He used to go around mediating the dog park and ending hardcore "dom" sessions

[@angihentze6140]

My dog, a Patterdale Terrier, is the correction officer for puppies at his doggy day care 🤣🤣🤣

[@GentleRain21]

I need that Husky to teach the small dog I just adopted.

[@davidmathes6730]

They are playing ruff, but they ARE playing. 😂

[@pastorslant]

They really told him, "You're not that guy, pal."

[@henryjumbohead5391]

This reminds me of my dog. He’s a 125lbs lab and he got kicked out of his doggy daycare because he gets in all the other dog’s faces wanting to play. I’m trying to get him to chill so he can go to the dog park. He’s not mean he’s just big and has the energy of a puppy.

[@aka_dust]

Huskies looks like goof balls but they know when to step up

[@melissaflick9041]

Dogs can teach each other so much more - and more effectively - than helicopter owners.

[@sblack48]

“You should never punish your dog” well guess these guys didn’t get that memo 🤣

[@SpiritCaliber]

I love that GSD kept trying. But I REALLY LOVE HUSKY AND MALAMUTE HAVING NONE OF IT😂

[@Spr1ggan87]

You shouldn't be, if there's one breed you don't want your dog to push to aggression it's a Malamute. If the Husky hadn't been there and the GSD had pushed the Malamute far enough it would have ended up with a trip to the vet. Those dogs are strong enough to ragdoll even a GSD like it's nothing.

[@Kingzburps]

@@Spr1ggan87I agree , I have seen malamutes take on 2 dogs at once , dogs should think twice before messing with it.

[@nathansiegel6799]

German Shepherd Eurasian wolves Akitas red wolves and a few other species Chows red wolves Huskys artic wolves Malamute Timberwolves Australian Cattle Dog dingos All those dogs are the closest to eolvesr

[@pauljones5959]

Alaskan malamutes are huge. Next doors just walked through our back fence once, dug a huge hole, wrecked the garden and was clawing at the back door and nearly scratched a hole all the way through. I went out to try and put a rope on it and it stood on its back legs and put its paws on my shoulders and towered over me. I'm 5 ft 10in and it was quite intimidating. I just didn't look him in the eyes and waiting patiently for him to go back digging a hole. Don't think this dude would have been intimidated by a German shepherd

[@djmastergroove946]

They are interacting quite normally here just playing 😂

[@timbahlert62]

Tolle Hunde! Grandioses Umfeld

[@janschaffstall8261]

I prefer my corgi-girl. Shes ok with everybody and everybody likes her. She has no enemies, only friends.

[@Skuba510Kid]

GSD was not gettin put in his place lol

[@kerrypickens8594]

At this point the GSD owner would say oh he just wants to play. The problem is the dog owners not the dog.

[@robertnewell4054]

We had an awesome local Dog Park that was routinely Policed & Managed by just a Majestic Husky. Any new additions She would come up & greeting. If any of the larger dogs got silly with the little breeds, she’d course correct quickly. Just a beautiful animal with seemingly endless stamina & ran on air. True intelligence behind the light of those eyes

[@Its_Cannon]

Huskies normally: waaaaaaaaaaaaaa ooooooooooooooo!!! Huskies in combat: *Im become wolf, destroyer of animals*

[@elizabethhutchens2378]

I need a group of dogs to train my dog like this. He's such a humper that i cant even take him to a dog park 😢

[@gaiusjcaesar09]

Black Huskey's like "come on guys, let's all just get on"

[@mattevans1643]

That shephard better watch out. Malmute are much bigger, luckily they are very calm dogs.

[@blackjax8824]

I think for me this is probably the best way for them to sort out their differences unless it comes to full blown fight

[@KrazyK-ck2bp]

I had 2 brother gsd, 100 pound each they was the alpha everywhere even against pitbull. One got rocked one day and the other one was too young, but when Konan grew up he would take every fight he was about 120 very huge and strong dog.

[@fashionista101model]

Huskies be like: WE WERE WOLVES!!!

[@suigeneris2663]

Actually that GSD is a sweet puppy. He wanted to play, they don’t want to, but he keeps antagonizing, lol. If a GSD wanted to start something, you’d know it. The flash of the teeth, he got annoyed there.

[@honinakecheta601]

Unruly dogs like that is why my dog won’t go to a dog park😂

[@joeshmoe-rl7bk]

Shepard dominated 2 huskies......stayed in the fight, never backed down, and wasn't shut down....

[@holymacarenafin2319]

False. Was never fought. your single number iq showing again.

[@kpj2224]

I guess you can see it that way but still be wrong. It’s called delusional

[@larryoak8903]

That’s definitely not what happened

[@Spr1ggan87]

First of all there's only 1 Husky in the vid, the other is an Alaskan Malamute, and secondly neither were dominated. The GSD is lucky the Husky intervened because Malamutes are next level when they get angry enough, that Malamute is strong enough to ragdoll a GSD like it's nothing if pushed far enough.

[@BobSmith-kd6lq]

​@@Spr1ggan87exactly

[@FD-nz7qv]

As much as I dislike dog parks, I would take my dog everyday when he was a pup so that he would get checked by other dogs for not respecting boundaries. The greatest teacher to a dog is another dog.

[@mreese8764]

That escalated slowly 😊

[@MoonSmiles9999]

“Step off Pal! Listen to me! Back it up!”

[@johnnyhalf6558]

Younger Husky wants to play . Sheppard is a little bullish. On this one .Other Husky not intimated what so ever ! I'm glad I had a Husky Sheppard ! 👍