Husky & Border Collie Protect Queensland Heeler Puppy from Aggressive Dog

The Queensland puppy needed help so the big dogs stepped in.
(A Husky/Great Pyrenees Mix, a Queensland Heeler, a white Boxer puppy, a Border Collie, a Bandog, a Husky, a Lab mix, a Boxer, & PitBull)... Pretty much all of them disliked the aggressive dog (the Lab mix).

[@huejanus5505]

I like the way the whole pack tries to tell the aggressive dog that, that kind of behaviour is unacceptable.

[@mssburr]

Yup, Unfortunately. Just like all bullies... they don't stop until they get it back and a hard way....The owner need to put him in socialization classes. before a bigger dog teaches it a very hard lesson.

[@juliedawson901]

I agree, the Owner should take control. That could have gone bad, if the other dogs weren't so well behaved.

[@fafnir8714]

Plus that dog could've seriously injured or even killed the puppy, and any other smaller dog. Glad the puppy seemed to bounce back and take it in stride, because that's the type of experience than can ruin even the most solid socialization work in such a young dog!!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@fafnir8714 He came from a very sturdy breed, for sure, but I was concerned about his safety. But when it was all said and done I am glad he experienced it. (Now he is confident that he is strong and has real friends, like a dog should feel!)

[@tiwil7064]

The dog should have been removed immediately after the first time. They will learn bad behavior means no play or fun. Definitely needs to be socialized more.

[@lisab3706]

That Boxer at the end was like “Let me at him, let me at him!”

[@raphaels33]

Let me get into him real quick

[@newfiefitz412]

It was funny seeing all the bigger dogs ganging up on the little bully🤣🤣 a few lesson us humans csn learn here 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alexsp7086]

Miss my boxer they are such pussies :)))

[@marilyndresser2377]

My heart breaks every time I’m reminded of my boxer.....Simba.. He was the best sweet doggo....

[@LondonLite02]

Haha and then flipped over another dog

[@tomindenver1331]

Our red heeler cattle dog was captured by a rancher after being either feral or wild for a year or so. We adopted her and used dog parks to socialize her. She had zero patience with aggressive dogs. She'd cannonball herself into them, knocking them over, then stand above them and stare down at them, never nipping or biting. It worked every time. Cattle dogs are one tough breed.

[@killerspartan666]

Its funny you say that because i had my bluee heeler and aussie at the dog park one time. Normal stuff etc, im playing fetch with the heeler and the aussie pissed off another dog (she wont stop licking mouths) and like some reptilian trigger in the heelers brain made her turn on a dime and cannonball my aussie like it was wired in her. Than of course they duked it out for a second but its like she was telling the aussie to quit her shit.

[@terriwells6229]

Years ago I adopted a cattle dog/border collie mix. He was the absolute smartest dog I have ever owned. We all adored him. Brains and looks, too. Lol.

[@HealingHappyAli]

Balanced dogs are such an asset to dogs that need that last bit of primal teaching or re-training that is best taught by other dogs.

[@sheebathefunnyrescuedog692]

That's their dominant herding instinct. www.dogster.com/dogs-101/blue-heeler-dog

[@alienchaser636]

Nothing wrong about The BLUE/RED HEELER. great tough dog hold their own in a scrap also

[@deletedleaf2688]

Nicely balanced dog pack policing the one dog not playing well. Beautiful.

[@ballet07]

I thought so too.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Love the music-fits in with the Border Collie and Heeler. Where did the Border Collie go off to before the end? I had 1 bl/w femaleAussie/BC mix (My first-Gem), then 1 Bl/w female (Tess) who had a bl/w son my niece kept named JackBNimble. My Tess got herself a new r/w female BFF (Gypsy Rose Lee) when she was 12 and JackBNimble got himself a new girlfriend Gypsy's bl/w cousin and new BFF after Tess and JackBNimble died. All gone now and I miss them all, but I hope to get a new pup when (and if) my own health improves. My niece has an Australian Cattle Dog or Blue Heeler-not sure which-named Lily.

[@anxofernandez3344]

That's what wolves and other canines do in the wild. They think like a pack and they act like a pack. They police themselves and no individual is more important than the group, if someone disturbs the balance, he or she is immediately admonished and they eventually can be punished.

[@autumnrenee3422]

right

[@rickdanna4610]

Border collie took a break from studying astrophysics to break up a fight

[@scottydawg1234567]

"I don't start fights, but I'll damn well finish them."

[@ballet07]

Hats off to whoever grabbed blondie by the collar off of the heeler pup. Blondie needs basic training 101 at home! Maybe walk blondie before dog park to get the ya's ya's out.

[@lexierolando4682]

The guy filming

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

What the hell are you even saying? speak human.

[@andreaulrich8509]

@@blobbertmcblob4888 He said that perfectly

[@jazziePhae123]

I know it’s been a while, but yeah. That pup needed training. A spank on the behind doesn’t say anything. Gotta speak their language. I enjoyed the video tho. Gotta love dogs playing and running around

[@subjectkitty-ky1196]

The Blondie might be in training and in the process and he just needs to get it through his head that he needs to behave. Young pups and dogs who weren't given the training they needed when younger sometimes need an older dog to give them a nice nip to let them know that behavior isn't right and is shamed for it.

[@firewaterrise9412]

"You behave or you're going home." lol

[@reneschneiderAustralia]

My dog does actually know and understand this sentence as I used it sometimes

[@anggia4559]

I know right. Lmbo

[@ms.sleeper1902]

Dogs really are an extension of their owners....some people just shouldn't own dogs.smh

[@kelleystephens6752]

This was not a very responsible owner he let it bite others too many times he should have removed it sooner.

[@killereria9945]

KELLEY Stephens well actually yes and no. Yes i agree and they should have actively diciplined him. But also no where it’s crucial for the dog to learn from a pack how to properly socialize with other dogs. So it’s a double edged sword.

[@alittlerobot1469]

I like how Winston even puts himself between the lab and pup a few times.

[@oompaloompa1711]

Not Here yea Winston did that in an other video when an other dog was trying to mount the husky and Winston jumped in between the two

[@alittlerobot1469]

@@oompaloompa1711 Winston is the goodest boy. My dog is somewhat like him, but if a dog barks at her she tends to run.

[@BrotherApexx]

"You behave or you're going home!" smh Like that dog can understand him. The other dogs were correcting that aggressive dog better than the human was.

[@silvershade2723]

Exactly what I was thinking SMH 🤦‍♀️

[@luscious1116]

Exactly, they didn’t give the dogs a chance to establish boundaries with the hostile one, as they tried to the owners all interfered and shunned them.

[@Pinkrosessss]

You saw one second of that owner and now you assume the dogs are better ? Oh please

[@quantumxfluxmd6821]

Will yall relax ffs

[@Dee-oj5zm]

I mean... dogs can understand humans for sure. They can definitely learn words and phrases - though usually with the latter it's that they're picking up on intonation and specific a word rather than the whole phrase ("if you don't BEHAVE we're going to go HOME" likely does make 'sense' to many dogs)

[@jesstrainsdogs1659]

Being a husky owner I know the husky is usually the peace keeper in the dog park. Giving the corrections to the overly aggressive dogs. Nymeria hasn’t ever might a fight she couldn’t settle with a few warning bites and body blocking I love your video I can’t thank you enough for posting them it always gives me a real life demonstration of dog behavior to my clients, and what’s okay and what’s not okay communication.

[@AoishT]

I gotta say, your pretty blue pitty was really well behaved. Even though they really want to go join in the policing you've trained them enough to know to listen to your commands first and foremost, well done.

[@kimbrawatts4684]

She should have removed the yellow dog immediately. He obviously wasn’t capable of “playtime” he automatically went to “pack mentality” and tried to dominate and then when he was ganged up on, his defense receptors went crazy. She didn’t know how to handle that dog.

[@larrymbs]

And it could have gotten him killed or owning a kazillion dollar vet bill.

[@Ken-xv4sb]

But... She told him if he didn't behave he was going home! (I cracked up laughing on that)

[@kimbrawatts4684]

Ken 0201 hahaha!! Right!!! I😂😂 that’ll teach him.

[@sarahmatthews5878]

But that isn''t how you correct their behavior. You have to be consistant with correcting them for their bad behavior. That's a great opportunity to train the dog. If it ends up not workiing then take them home, but don't stop the trips to the park. This dog might be a rescue who had never been to a park. You keep sending your kid to school even if they don't get along with other kids. right? Same with dogs.

[@4strokes]

Not really enough info to go on to determine what the problem was exactly and no info on the dogs history but: The dog did not act like a “heat seeking missile” a truly dog aggressive dog would have fixated on another dog and charged in right away and would not have been pulled away so easy. I did see some inhibition issues. He wanted to clamp and hold the pup down. His body was somewhat stiff. With the activity of the other dogs he may have become over aroused and be prone to what’s called “predatory drift”. It looked like it could be a lack of socialization and a lack of knowledge by the owner could be a contributing factor. I would recommend a reputable behaviorist for the owner and dog if it seems to be an ongoing issue. Not really enough to go on though.

[@mexa_t6534]

Love how dogs can sort of recognize particularly nasty dogs and make their lives just a lil bit harder for being jerks. Theres one at my local park that starts whining whenever nobody plays with him but when they do he starts lunging and biting and after that no other dog aproaches him. They all straight up act like he isnt there.

[@konner2024]

Dog Pack "oh your gonna try to beat up that little puppy, well then we're gonna make your life crap" Lab Mix (Agressor) "oh crap, Ok ok I'm sorry I won't do it again, runs away"

[@danseeley6393]

The lab was making other dogs run away the hole video though? He was trying to bite all them lol

[@vicki3217]

@@danseeley6393 but they did get him a few times tho

[@oompaloompa1711]

Dan Seeley yea and the boxer jumped several times trying to teach him not to act like that and even jumped on other dogs to try and get to him

[@Pheobe1219]

Observe the typically aggressive labeled dogs are on the offensive and the lab is crazy aggressive to everyone. Take it home.

[@HealingHappyAli]

Except people will notice the "aggressive breeds" corrections of cute yellow lab and declare they instigated it. Yellow lab needs to brought there after an hour of one on one Frisbee, ball retrieving and conscious walking another out of balanced dog is gonna be a dog fight.

[@BangtansMomma]

Yeah sadly our lab Sandy was put down when I was about 3 because she kept biting everyone and then bit me in the face 🥺 But the police came round and took her after she bit a neighbour, it was 1980 at that point so my mum had no choice as it was what happened then 40 years ago 😭 we had loads of big dogs that never bit, 2 Staffordshire bull terriers, a Doberman , an Alsatian, Jack Russell but the lab did 🤷🏼‍♀️ I’m weary of them ever since, they need a lot of exercise though , or they can get crazy like this. I know she should of removed that dog already , I’m glad he films what’s going on so no one can say your big bully dog was jumping at my lab! It’s nice to watch pack behaviour, I watch my three protecting ,sharing and telling off each other 😂

[@Quandaledingleberg]

There is no such thing as “Aggressive” breeds like humans animals can have there own personality With some training that’s all you need

[@BangtansMomma]

Fred Dagg oh yes it’s absolutely heart breaking , my dog I had for 15 years was there for me for the most horrible time of my life. His name was jack , he was my loyal protector, would love me and come cuddle me if I got upset and would snuggle with me and keep me safe. He protected me so many times and was fiercely loyal too, he had cancer and omg I tried so hard and long nursing him , in the end I was totally exhausted from caring from him all night and day 😭 I had to have the difficult talk with my husband as my baby boy jack was no longer eating solids and had a fit, it was then We decided to put him to sleep 🥺 It was the worst thing I’ve ever been through in my life so far , we left the vets sobbing, we actually had to be took out the back as it was packed at the time. I still get upset now and it’s been 4 years . He helped me so so much with my anxiety, panic attacks , depression and my ptsd too. My husband got me a little jack Russell boo , she is a loving cuddly girl and another mommas girl , I also rescued a boy called rusty who is a Jack Russell/chihuahua and they had pups so I kept one before rusty was neutered! Her name is Minnie, she is a pocket rocket but she loves cuddles too! I’m now surrounded with dogs who help me and keep me so happy and smiley 😊I’m a glutton for punishment as I know I will keep wanting a sweet dog in my life even with the bittersweet moment at the end , I still can’t be without a dog in my life , they bring so so much joy ❤️ I’m so sorry about losing your dog, I know how sad and upsetting that is 🥺 I only wish they lived longer in our lives than they do, you never know there might be another perfect dog that’s just waiting to come into your life x

[@Pochonesian]

No. Leave him there. He obviously was not raised to be balanced. He needs a lesson only other dogs can teach. That puppy is gonna be tougher because of that lab, and that lab will soon be humbled by the “wrong dog”.

[@braska19]

And weirdly enough ..it was a Lab that was the aggressor I see the bully at the end ran to his dad as the others turned on him..together

[@Mistfall254]

Correction lab cross or mix

[@movingup2118]

Not weird labs are actually more aggressive than you think. Trust me i own one shes great but she wouldnt think twice about fucking a dog up if it pisses her off hence why shes under control at all times

[@shelbysmith9229]

Worked in the vet world for years. Worst bites I've ever had are from goldens and labs.

[@willbaska]

Not weird.

[@braska19]

@@movingup2118 I don't know much about dogs sorry..I just see labs with blind people and assume they are passive

[@sameera6255]

Love the husky putting that aggressive dog in place😂😂

[@catherinelee2406]

That lab mix is horribly behaved..normall dogs dong mess with puppies ..asnd obviously the other dogs are extremely intelligent because who doesnt love a heeler..best dogs in the world xo

[@oompaloompa1711]

catherine lee I feel like the lab mixs picked on the puppy cuz he was any easy target and the other dogs didn’t like his aggressive behavior

[@catherinelee2406]

@@oompaloompa1711 funny how the animal world takes care of the little ones... absolutely gorgeous pup btw

[@Sunshine-nr6qe]

Darling blue heeler pup, though going for faces and that sends some dogs over the edge instantly. Owner might consider pup may be better suited for dog park with set aside area for small dogs/pups until less puppy-like behavior. Not negating lab mix assertiveness, just this is why many parks have separate areas for pups/old/small dogs. Have worked with rescue dogs, particularly under socialized ones, for decades and personally not so quick to judge lab owner other than I would have been far more comfortable removing lab mix as soon as saw poor behavior and this mix of dogs. Personally, I’m not a fan of standing while the dogs ‘pack’ at dog parks for just this reason - too much social pressure for some dogs, just me and my preference but I find walking and exploring around the park keeps them from getting in trouble and limiting play group to 1 or 2 playful new friends. Just walk away when more dogs join to help not overstimulate dogs like the lab mix. Absolutely LOVE so many people engaged and passionate reading and interpreting dog behavior here and at dog parks. Wasn’t like that ‘in the old days’ and our pups are all greater for it!

[@kempo79]

Love how the pack handled the bully. :) And husky bitting the ass of him was hilarious. :) The aggressive dog obviously wasn't socialised properly...

[@AndyJarman]

Cattle dogs are a breed apart. They follow you rather than rush ahead, head down watching their 'herd' doesn't stray. They have no inhibitions about giving you a nip if you tread on them by mistake. Very confident working dogs, never happier than when given a task, the harder the task the better. Ours would carry enormous branches for miles.

[@indigodragon0613]

Yellow dog has likely never been properly exercised and disciplined. That looked like a very high level of pent up energy exacerbated by zero discipline and poor social skills. The puppy was an easy target. Once that target was broken temporarily, the yellow dog’s energy became further insecure and unstable. The other dogs picked up on that and began targeting the yellow dog. Yellow dog should never have brought the dog to the park. I would have asked them to leash their dog or leave, otherwise I would have left and I would have advised the other dog owners to do the same. Having an unstable dog at a park with an incapable owner is just asking for an incident.

[@King_Awesome]

OdinsGaming *Dog battle ensues*

[@Aussie1968]

I agree with everything you've said, except the other dog picking on the yellow dog. More keeping the yellow dog inline and they worked together to the yellow dog away from the 3mth ol bluey pup...

[@indigodragon0613]

Aussie 1968 A pack of dogs will target insecure energy as it can start fights if not pushed away from the pack.

[@Aussie1968]

@@indigodragon0613 That might hold water if that is what happened in this video, but it isn't. The yellow dog is untrained and undisciplined - it saw a smaller animal it could bully - and so it did. Which is the complete fault of the yellow dogs owner!! But if that is not enough then please check the time frames listed below. @2.20 Yellow Dog 1st attack - the only unstabe energy was that of the 3mth old bluey. @2.43 Yellow dog although being held (but not by the owner) goes in for a second attack. The puppy is now cleary frightened and still showing unstable energy. @2.46 Two toned husky (?) and the mastiff clearly step in both went towards the yellow dog (to the right), as the pup moved to the left - still the only unstable or nervous or frightened energy - is that of the pup. Yet the husky and the mastiff went the opposite way. @2.50 Mastiff puts itself between the pup (pups paws can be seen left of screen) and yellow dog, which also can be seen in the frame to the right side of mastiff. Again, the only unstable energy as you call it, is that of the bluey pup. @2.55 Yellow dog slips out of blokes grip and bolts (still no owner insight). @3.15 Pup is showing no evidence of instability and is in fact happly playing (mouth licking) a much larger dog. @3.19 Yellow dog again goes in to attack the pup and is surprised by the husky (I think it's a husky) mouthing him/her (top back right thigh). Again seconds prior to the husky stepping in, the only dog showing any signs of weakness or fear or having unstable energy.... is again the pup. FYI - personally at no time did I see the bluey pup show any signs of unstable energy. The pup was excitable, yes. And each time the yellow dog had a go at the pup, I saw genuine fear, but fearful energy is not unstable energy. And it is the fear that the other dogs sensed and acted on - at least that is what I saw in this video. If your logic held true in this situation... then the husky would have gone for the unstable energy - which was as clearly shown in this video... is the pup and not the yellow dog. And those are just a few examples.... Apart from the yellow dog, the other dogs who got together in a pack to protect the pup. They did so because they were all properly trained and socialized. They may not think like humans (thank goodness), but they know what is acceptable and what is not acceptable behaviour. If the husky (again I think its a husky) had wanted too @3.19 it could have easily taken a huge chunk out of the yellow dog instead of a warning in the form of mouthing... and that is because the husky has obviously responsible owner/s who made sure their dog/s are trained and socialized. The owner/s of the husky and mastiff should be incredibly proud of the restraint and discipline their dogs showed. I know I am! PS... Blue Heeler and Blue Cattle dog - this breed is known by both.

[@indigodragon0613]

Aussie 1968 I read unstable and insecure energy in both the puppy and the yellow dog. The unstable energy is a result of being undisciplined and unsocialized. It’s also almost definitely a result of the owner being insecure and nervous.

[@Amadare26]

that dog has learned how to successfully make everyone his enemy. *quiet applause* his owners failed in every possible way.

[@listentoyourself8422]

White boxer puppy is absolutely gorgeous. What a structure! Love the pack working together to correct that blondie!

[@tarncoleman7854]

I just love the way the owners don't over react

[@leaderOFlosers]

I get so mad when I see aggressive dogs in off leash parks!!! My boy got attacked a two months ago. Needed 7 staples.

[@Ken-xv4sb]

Same.. my dog died a few months ago.. very well balanced but I never took her to dog parks due to scenes like the above.

[@sopyleecrypt6899]

When I first got my dog I took her to dog parks because I thought that’s what you’re supposed to do. But it always made me really nervous. So many unknown dogs, the situation is tense, volatile, and potentially dangerous. I stopped taking her a couple of years ago.

[@peb7231]

Bruh blondie was like “u the smallest so i’ll be dominant over u” 😂

[@jenniferalexander6216]

3:39 You'll behave or you're going home, stop that!!" Love the human Dad scolding 🤣😂

[@SavageThermo]

It makes my heart warm up seeing a border collie help protect

[@sod444]

People By the 2nd Bite And No one speaks up? That doesn't happen in Texas.

[@queenslandheeler2488]

I live in Texas and every body lets there dog loose in the street. Its so stupid I can't even walk my dog with out a problem

[@Wolf9of9Odin]

Bites are bigger IN TEXAS.

[@queenslandheeler2488]

@@Wolf9of9Odin NOTHINGS BIGGER IN TEXAS EXCEPT PEOPLES STUPIDITY

[@Wolf9of9Odin]

@@queenslandheeler2488 It was sarcasm.

[@vixotica1684]

The pack should be left alone to teach the aggressor proper behaviour. If humans keep interjecting he may never learn.

[@kingdomcome1617]

Those Australian heelers really like to use their mouths and "nip". Really smart, stubborn, and very playful one of the most interesting breeds I've ever had experience with. Interesting channel you have here. I imagine in another year you would have compiled enough data to teach a course on dog's social behavior. Thanks for taking the time. I enjoy the videos.

[@jake-fq7cu]

Jordan Young definately not sheep dogs mate. Cattle drivers. Too rough for sheep.

[@jordanyoung9070]

jake 1975 not necessarily, in my experience they’ve been fine with sheep. I’m definitely no expert though

[@jake-fq7cu]

Jordan Young ACDs don't herd, they drive. Different job. If you find a soft one, you could use for sheep. Being soft is definitely not their nature though.

[@lblake5653]

At least it wasn't just me who noticed. He was nipping too and I guess its allowed..

[@christopherwoods9830]

Give that heeler a few months, should be king of the park. Usually a fearless animal

[@queenslandheeler2488]

Damn right thats true

[@Sleipnirseight]

They're like little badgers lol

[@MammaMIA00041]

All the dogs standing up for that puppy. How kind😊

[@WiFiDown37811]

I love seeing this pack mentality when it comes to dogs. it's like an unspoken rule to the recurring members of the park, be nice or go home. seeing them all step in to put this out of control aggressive dog in check is always nice to see. these dogs care about each other and won't let some newbie who thinks they're hot shit come in and bully everyone

[@orsonincharge4879]

3:32 hahaha ... good to see lil dude had some backup .

[@chrystalcollins2313]

Not sure why this was allowed for as long as it was.

[@HJZ75driver]

Pack manners

[@paulasatele2236]

That sweet lil Heeler pup was ridiculously cute! Love watching the choppy neck game between Winston and Neveah😁. Did I destroy her name with spelling? Anyway, it was adorable how they protected that pup♥️

[@rustyshackleford2627]

I like how they all were chasing down that aggressive mut that was causing trouble..!!!!!

[@Blankleder1]

Very nice editing to explain and slow down what’s going on! Thanks for the enjoyable video!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@angelgutierrez374]

First 30secs was basically Wow look at all these cool dogs!! Hmm what's my dog up to? *cuts to the only dog going to town on an itch in the dirt* 😂😂😂

[@kirrasadler]

The healer is soo cute! I own a healer as well😊 but I feel so bad for it being pinned down like that

[@HealingHappyAli]

Laughed when saw that once puppy was up ran full speed back towards offender. Very ACD fearlessness at 3 months old.

[@michelletoscano483]

kirra sadler same!!

[@foxyroxy2828]

That dog needs to be worked with, and I don't know if it has a weak temperament or not. But the owner needs to get a hold of their yellow dog. That was way to much aggression/ or excitement that it had. See if I was there with my dog, I would have to leave because he would try and get onto the yellow dog for that, and I could see that turning into a dog fight. Hell even the pack of dogs looked like they were trying to make that dog do a submission posture. Yea the owner needs to learn what and how to look at their dog's behavior so they can correct it.

[@oompaloompa1711]

Couldn’t agree more the other dogs where definitely trying to teach him either not to do that again or to stop what he is doing

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

Our dog shadow is a bit of a wuss but we can't fix her due to health issues (she has seziures) and our vet said we can't since it would kill her. We wouldn't take her to a dog park...even if she was fixed.

[@larrymartin8146]

My oldest daughter’s collie “Molly” tore apart my big male rottie. He just sat down and took it like the true gentleman he is. Got a few stitches though, poor old man.

[@oddthomas5544]

I would have gotten that fucking dog put down just to make the owner sad

[@desireedasilva2750]

That lab is so lucky.. He's learning the gentle way from the rest of the pack that you can communicate without hurting which is good.. He obviously only learned the ways NOT to communicate correctly.. Seems unfair but it takes a village to raise a small one.. although...MAN is that lab lucky he didn't mix with some of the dogs I've known.. Hope his owner learns to handle him before another dog takes him to school for real..

[@rainmakerii2610]

That was an excellent video.Its great to see dogs,react to over reacting, while not being overly aggressive.

[@big477]

I've watch a couple of your videos, and you really have a well behaved dog. It's funny that between a Bandog, a Pitbull, a Boxer, a Husky and a Labrador it's the Labrador that is looking for trouble. No to BSL !!

[@Trasher6]

Really like your edits including the freeze frame shots, they're too funny. Thanks!

[@libertinauk1975]

Amazing pack behaviour, fantastic to watch ❤️

[@cvgloria6083]

When they play happily, I prefer watching ur vid than watching aquarium. It's so soothing especially looking at the handsome Winston.

[@georgewilliamsiii4677]

Thats what a pack is supposed to do. Good owners here, good dogs. Even the lab mix, he may not be well socialized so this could have helped him.

[@danduggo7946]

Love all the armchair experts. I have a large tan and white like your blue boy. Dont do dog parks anymore because people really do not know anything about effective control of dogs.

[@klmoll]

Dan DaMan exactly!

[@0x1337feed]

@Tracy Lol you're dumb. You don't think dogs can communicate between them? Get outta here.

[@MayMN]

I'm sorry but I can't stop looking at the gray pit looking for dad's attention!! 🥰😍 soooo cute!!!

[@dayornightdreamer6659]

The owner was like. “You behave or we’re going home!” But the dog continued to misbehave. 😂

[@nickoleary1760]

Ive actually come to really enjoy your freeze frames. They hold a lot of information. Cool video

[@Sadalicious]

the end of that video made me nervous! that yellow dog was asking for a pck fight. And the owners were completely oblivious to what was about to happen. Its a good thing navea (sp) was there to correct him before it happened. My dog would have acted like winston and wanted to take care of it, but winston is a lot more chill. it's dogs like that, that are the reason my dog does not play in public parks. A correction from my dog would send the rest of them into correction mode, and it would be a pack attack or at very least a pack fight. That dog needs 1-1 or 1-2 pack training! I was trying to see if it was the ball causing the problem, but it seemed like it was just the energy around it. That dog, is my worst nightmare at a park.

[@desireedasilva2750]

same. these types of owners / dogs make it really tough for everyone else.

[@asmrmarieunicorn]

i like how winston and his buddies are like chill dude! leave the little guy alone.

[@marcoadan1]

It's crazy. I just got a blue heeler/husky mix and though he's still a pain in the ass, I'm falling in love all over again. I can tell he's gonna be awesome. But my previous boy was a yellow lab just like the one here, and he had not a single aggressive cell in his body. He even rescued a baby squirrel that we nursed back to health😊

[@jenpena8171]

That lab was so lucky. Check out the extremely well behaved pittie. Says it all really.

[@bribriTDWP]

the pit was like "im gonna GET YOU!"

[@oxybble]

I truly love your work, mate! Please keep uploading these videos. I promise I'm gonna be here and like each of them. Just found your channel! +rep

[@rachelg9873]

That one dog that kept getting their neck bit at the end. What patients! They kept body checking her, but even though twice her size never bit back.

[@pitbulllaw7772]

Really great videos can see all dog body laguage

[@02to06TUNDRAFAN]

Real lack of leadership from that dog's owner 🤦‍♂️

[@Zoinx123456]

So cute! They are teaching manners

[@rx6483]

Wow the light pit bull is so patient and defensive even after getting bit multiples times by the lab 👍🏻

[@reneschneiderAustralia]

The problem is here the aggressive dog is not to blame. It is the owner of the dog who didn't tell his dog that his behaviour is not acceptable. It is the responsibility of an owner to teach his dog to behave nice!

[@CassandraCain]

Yes you're right. But I'm wondering why the dog attacked a puppy. Normally puppies are protected. He rolled on his back immediately, showing that he is submitting. It takes a really aggressive dog to still go after that puppy.

[@reneschneiderAustralia]

@@CassandraCain you do have a point here. My blue acted on my anxiety and it took me a while to correct the dog. I realised that i had to get better first.today i have a friendly dog ❤

[@jimmywrangles]

The blue healer looks strange without it's tale. I have no idea why people dock them it's unnatural and in my country illegal. Good video though so thumbs up.

[@daniellelyn2124]

Exactly what I was thinking! I hate docking. My girl has her full tail like she should.

[@lizardwizard195]

How are u guys unaware of the stumpy tail cattle dog?? Just because u see a tail like that doesn't mean the owner docked thier tail

[@daniellelyn2124]

@@lizardwizard195 I'm not unaware. I do know of that version. But most people dock.

[@daniellelyn2124]

@@liamryan8666 Considering I've done research and follow 3 accounts of profesional cattle dog breeding and selling. Usually they all say "cattle dog puppies for sale tails docked and dew claws removed" out of the 10 posts today 6 of them say that. The USA dog show also allows docking for breed standards. The cattle dog was docked.

[@thecraft2091]

@@daniellelyn2124 disgusting - they need to leave their tails alone.

[@brissiAU]

Trust me the blue heeler pup will grow up to be imo one of the most loyal and toughest dogs around. great vid

[@brockdione9893]

My German shepherd (85-pound female, no sloped back, just naturally big) behaves differently but still gets along with dogs. She loves to play with puppies and protects them for some reason, even though she’s spayed. She is definitely an alpha dog, and that’s my only concern about her. But overall she’s a wonderful dog and I love her so much.

[@eddie_salv5143]

That dog knew better then to not try that nibbling on Winston, he would of made him show respect

[@360cormier]

I learned the hard way that dog parks and puppies are terrible. I mean dogs and dog parks together in general are terrible. At dog parks there is very little you can control. It really only takes a handful of dumb people who don’t follow the rules or just arent paying attention to make the entire experience bad for your dog. I saw it every time I went to the dog park, peopple will be glued to their phones, oblivious to the fact that their dogs are causing trouble or that their dogs are actually being bullied by other dogs. Others will be flirting or chatting with other people, again, clueless as to what their dogs are doing, whether it’s over-rambunctious behavior, refusing to leave another dog alone, unwanted “play” or worse. Some dogs who have aggression issues have no business being in a dog park at all, but their owners think some how getting "socialized" will fix the aggression they are experiencing. My second dog has not been to a dog park ever, I went with a variety of other safer socialization options out there (do some research)

[@blueroseofpurity9691]

The Great Pyrenees/Husky mix is so floofy!! I just want to hug him/her!! Also the Queensland Heeler puppy is adorable!!

[@FerrisGal]

Great video! Love the clear view of how dog packs form, protect, & set the rules. Thanks for sharing!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you Angela!

[@danlivni2097]

Winston comes to help that small dog in need at 2:20

[@Managable_Mayhem]

...why would you even take a dog like that to a dog park tho?? It's not just the fact that he's not well mannered, he seems to really lack any canine education and that's why he's picking fights. That can really escalate in a huge group, so dogs like these shouldn't be taken there in the first place. Not until they have learned to socialize well enough (in a controlled environment). I would never even consider putting an ill-mannered dog into a group of dogs I do not know. Some dogs have little patience for being bitten and would fight back if they felt the need, no matter how well mannered they are. Besides, does the owner not worry about anyone demanding payment for damages or even demand that this dog be euthanized? People like that DO exist, sadly. Even if it would be an overreaction, this could come as a consequence one day. This dog shows no signs of understanding, is very quick to bite in an aggressive manner and could easily have injured the pup. All things the owner apparently doesn't realize and/or care about. And if things someday go wrong, the dog will have to pay for the lack of training he recieved. The owner of this dog should have removed it immediately anyway. But then again a lack of 'how to dog park' was also present, so I'm not really surprised... Good thing the dogs know more about how to handle this situation than the humans. Even if that's sad to say.

[@accalia7485]

The dogs are like "bite that pup we are zombie dogs and chase you for life dog" XD

[@togiebear444]

Thank God that puppy didn't get hurt he is cute and that lil white boxer puppy! Very cool to see! Poor Heeler is just a pup and the lil aggressive one better be glad the bull dogs don't snap back ouch annoying much

[@kenzieriee]

3:10 what is that breed of dog? It is beautiful 😍

[@danielnevin1547]

Idk what the big one is but the small one is either a cattle dog or an Australian shepherd

[@2dogarageoxo]

The owner shouldn't have struck his dog esp. in front of the other dogs... the queensland was being a pain in the ass, literally... I'm amazed at all the different sizes and breeds who get along at this park, your dog is of course my favorite... I love these videos, they're such welcome respite from most of the rest of the internet, great editing techniques, thanks for doing these!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you very much! :)

[@realhyperdog2060]

:)

[@followmeleadtheway]

2dogarage that was a love tap

[@BaM92o]

struck? thats how i pet my dog lol

[@JA-ux1rz]

2dogarage Puppies are not supposed to be treated this way by other dogs, not even their own mothers. The Golden dog was very abnormal in behavior and shouldn't be in that park. Look up Social Maturity in dogs. Puppes are an exception to a majority of corrective behaviors until they get older, this dog was pushing it too far. The puppy was clearly whimpering and on the floor with it's belly up in a submissive position and the Golden dog was still aggressive and not stopping.

[@susan2464]

I Love Your Vids. And I Love Your Well Behaved Dogs . And How they Think🤔 makes Me Laugh everytime 😆But I Agree with You I Think they talk and think like us too lol Keep the vids coming and stay safe and Healthy out there .👍✌

[@LondonLite02]

That stumpy is just precious

[@trixsta54]

Damn.. was just getting to the good part and suddenly the video is done😔

[@corbinslaughter2890]

I worked at a dog trainer and daycare facility for about a year and the golden child breeds like labs and golden retrievers were actually the worst in daycare. They are smart and usually dominant so they pick up that bullying trait which is okay because it can be corrected but most of the time their owners are self righteous assholes whose dogs can do no wrong so the problem never gets fixed. But don’t get me wrong I have met plenty that we’re the complete opposite one of the sweetest dogs I’ve met was a lab/pit mix so yes the breeds have strong traits but bad habits can always be broken with proper training. And one last thing if your dog is at a dog park and being aggressive to a puppy; just leave. If your dog actually attacks it can traumatize a puppy that young.

[@sarahgilliss3503]

@Really Kids If labs and retrievers are "dumb as shit," then why are they used so much as service dogs for people with disabilites like blindness, deafness, and mobility?

[@lkf8799]

These are so interesting. Love the music and edits, too.

[@cassmyles9592]

I can watch these videos all day, Winston is so sweet,Nivea is a spark plug and the two balance each other out perfectly Thank you for the uploads keep up the great work..and I just live for the still shots and commentary

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you like the videos!

[@AUSSIEMEGSCHANNEL]

Im a Aussie living in Queensland. The dog is called a blue healer in Australia. And why its tail got cut off? We dont do that in our Country.

[@maribelz.7306]

Some ACDs in America have been bred to have short tails, so now there are some heelers that are called "Australian Stumpy Tailed Cattle Dog". Same dog, just born tailless.

[@alexisjankowski3281]

I had a heeler without a tail, then my second heeler was born with a very short tail.

[@warwingsenthusiast5672]

Maribel Zamora Are they born with a stubby tail, Or do their tails just get docked?

[@warwingsenthusiast5672]

Maribel Zamora Disregard my previous comment. Just went to look it up, And found my answer lol

[@ZDanimations]

You call them uh... "healers" in your country? Can they heal the headache I just got from the stupidity of your comment?

[@lashclone8319]

there is no reason at all to dock a cattle dogs tail.

[@daniellelyn2124]

Exactly what I was thinking. I love my girls full tail.

[@lashclone8319]

@@daniellelyn2124 yep you can get stump tail cattle dogs that are bred that way if that's what people like.

[@daniellelyn2124]

@@lashclone8319 True. True.

[@grantfuller6123]

lash clone reason why is so they don’t get trampled by cattle

[@RLJArt]

The way all the other dogs were correcting him lmao I love that XD

[@dmindset]

I am sure that the heeler is a mighty force by now and can hold its own.. I know mine is fierce as hell. Even bigger dogs dont mess with her one bit. She is not submissive whatsoever.

[@NannupTiger]

Aww an Aussie dog there. I wonder if he's a natural 'stumpy tail' (that is a thing with a lot of this breed of dog) or if the owner docked it? Also i see another breed at your dog park called an Australian shepherd, these are not common in Australia, but they are in the US.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Which one is the Australian shepherd?

[@NannupTiger]

Gumby's Imperial Media - the Australian shepherd is the dogs with the 'blue' mottled coats, longer than this young heeler here. Sometimes a little tan on the legs and faces. Im sure i saw one in a video once....

[@lukaspieper633]

I think it is a docked tail, but not sure

[@NannupTiger]

Lukas Pieper - i agree. The natural 'stumpy tail' dogs, the tail is usually a bit longer than this. I've never seen one with the tail this close to the body.

[@peachypie6527]

Young One True. Poor breeders and owners dock them. My aunt has three heelers and all of them have their tails

[@anggia4559]

Most of these folks shouldn't have pets. Having pets is a privilege not a right. If you can can't train and keep them under control, you have no business having them.

[@ms.sleeper1902]

So agree! Dogs need a strong leader first and love and affection 2nd!

[@Clara-uw2lb]

I partly agree. yes dogs are a privilege to own and need proper discipline but we all make mistakes. What matters is how we move forward from them.

[@unaestrella1876]

This video is amazing! Your such a good human I can't put it into words.

[@mostthegames3723]

When my heeler was a crazy pup, he had many 'minders' who were young adult dogs. I would take him everyday to a popular dog trail, and not only did the adult dogs put up with him hanging off their ears by his teeth, but they protected him from other more aggressive dogs.

[@cjennings4936]

I think the person who owns that dog needs a few lesson on manors!!! That dog dosen’t belong at the part. That’s why I stop being my pits to parks to many stupid people who have zero control over there dog and if mine get sick of it we don’t get a 2nd chance. Not work the risk

[@joeyhoosiercanine9120]

Please try to refrain from using the word aggression. If this dog was actually aggressive, he would not be able to be in a dog park. He is socially awkward but faaarrr from truly aggressive.

[@ann-sophied828]

Thank you for that! I was hoping at least 1 person would realize that he is not agressive. He has a very harsh way of playing (much like my dogs, a wolfdog and a malinois, they nip each other al the time and love it). Combine that with the fact that he was obviously hyper (perhaps not taken out enough?) AND has no social skills, it is no surprise this happens. He simple got too out of control.

[@bluooeeey1966]

The but dad part had to be the cutest freakin thingy ever ahhahaha

[@Zamkat013]

The coloration on that pyr-husky is so cool looking. Also, the little Heeler is super cute. I've never seen a Queensland Heeler before.

[@Jans8021]

If more than one dog is picking on a dog this triggers pack mentality and things will only escalate (i.e. into a potentially bad fight). It's hard to say whether the blonde dog started everything. He obviously was being bad and picking on the pup but the second all the other dogs ganged up on him, Every. Single. Owner. Should have called their damn dogs off. At that point he was trying to protect himself. He then picks on the smaller weakest dog to try and establish dominance so the other dogs will leave him be. Understand dog behavior people. This was a display of bad owners on all counts. The blonde one was trying to get away and the pits kept harassing him.

[@IttyBittyGuineaPigs]

It wasn't just the pits. All the dogs (boxers, husky, etc)...

[@BluCharmander]

I think I only saw like one actual pit. Saw a boxer and other bully breeds. Alot more of other working breeds.

[@mtnman1984]

There is only one problem dog and if you remove the blonde mix, everything changes. If every owner calls their dog and breaks it up, then what? Unless the problem dog gets a serious correction, everything starts over. The best outcome that I've seen after hundreds of dog park visits is for the problem dog to get numerous minor checks by the owner and the other dogs will take care of the rest. Of course, that's assuming the owner can break the dog's attention. A remote training collar would work best. Additionally, Huskies always seem to check other breeds when one gets aggressive.

[@misscottencandy15]

These are nonescalating dogs engaging with the blond. I believe in this scenerio, the group was on the defensive side of things. You can see dogs allowing him to nip them to see if he calmed down, the boxer was definitely trying to redirect the blond's behavior onto itself... If the blonde had submitted during the asserting I'm confident the others would have dropped it (in this situation with these particular dogs)

[@roofertroopers1]

Dude fck off seriously the pitts kept attacking him there were multiple breed showing him he wasnt dominate that's it I didnt care about your intelligence and opinion til I saw another person singling out pitt bulls if it was a accident I'm sorry otherwise well you see obviously see the fck off part.

[@kathehun6034]

Winston is the shit !!!!! He jumps in at the right moment i mean he knows whats up what an awsome dog !

[@brittplays9239]

I absolutely love your videos!!!

[@bbycherub2420]

4:23 The Boxer protecting the Pit Bull mix from the Labrador is beautiful to watch