JAGDTERRIER THE BLOOD TRAILER

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The Jagdterrier is a type of working terrier, originating in Germany, that is used for hunting quarry both above and underground. This breed of terrier is also called the German Hunt Terrier.

[@jameswolf4894]

Pound for Pound, I personally think those little terriers are one of the strongest dog breeds ever.

[@locosinjuicio]

Sorry that one never represented this breed correctly. It's a hunting terrier for Fox, Badger and extremely good one wild boar. It's not a Pointer for birds or blood Trailer. This breed is doing not bad on blood trails but their high level of energy makes them loose easily the focus and concentration. Here in Germany we never recommend this dog as family pet because of his high level of energy and low tolerance level for other dogs same as strong pray drive that results in leg biting of playing children. This dog results only to be a nice family dog if it can work few hours a day. At least the work can be ratting but I would be careful by farm animals. A Jagd Terrier considers a fully grown bull as a opponent that barely reaches the size to be a match.

[@tikrasbildukas]

agree 100%

[@kapaul9922]

Truely one of the most dangerous family dogs for house hold settings. Too much of love can makes these thoroughly optimistic and alpha dogs as dangerous as foxes.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Thomas Karwath thank you😍

[@sobakareal801]

Very accurate description of the breed !

[@borgman87]

agree 100%.

[@leaodejudahalmeida4979]

This little dogs are the real deal, very good to hunt even large predators, fearless and completely devoted to the job on task. Please keep them working forever.

[@michaelharder9737]

This particular breeder will be contributing to the decline of the Jagdterrier. The jobs that working terriers are bred for demand a temperament that isn't conducive to being a family pet.

[@markriley141]

Those are the Dutch Shepherd of terriers. “High drive” is an understatement.

[@yeahbee8237]

Dutchs are the jagdterrier s of the shepards!

[@2255gh]

And patterdale terriers are the Belgium malinoas 😁

[@benstanley512]

@@yeahbee8237 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2XGoJVmf6poqNk

[@benstanley512]

Both Sire and Dam are true to their breed and more I may buy one.A very rare opportunity to own one🦁🔥🔥🎯💥

[@lenanbo1]

These dogs are meant for the field and woods, not the show ring, I understand people trying to put a positive light on certain breeds but I wish people would stop trying to neuter these gladiator breeds like the jagd, and apbt and dogo’s and others that really work and hunt and are fearless... let these dogs do what they were bred to do

[@jessicaev8831]

leonard bowen 100% AGREE 🐾

[@Janeway1269]

Yep. Every time I see these breeds in the AKC FSS listing I cringe and drop another tear. And it's not just hunters! When I saw the Working Kelpie in the FSS, as well as the Australian kelpie!!!!!! OMG I was enraged! There's already a show version. Why do that to the working version just because it was separated with its own breed name! STUPID!

[@justinhall2117]

You do say "and" a lot lol. But i agree

[@RefreshThisPage]

Well... let these dogs do what they want to do. I have a one, taken from a shelter when he was 2yo, he had spent some time in a forest, living in a wild (seems he run away from a hunter or hunting). Quite challenging as for such breed to take care of, right? Now he lives in a city, rather small apartment in comparison to country side houses. He is a "gladiator" outside, however in the flat he is kind of a lap dog, especially when it comes to go to sleep with us. Adoption agreement did not allow us to keep him in a doghouse (hard to have such in a flat) or to "use" him as a hunting dog. You are saying these breed is meant for field and woods... Have I done something wrong?

[@robertomdu]

@@RefreshThisPage same case as yours. Have you been able to socialize with other dogs in your daily city streets walks?

[@carlaalva2848]

Love being able to see the hard work being put into these videos. They’re all so well made, and of such high quality

[@ProfessorUFC]

By far the bravest dog of all. And the strongest dog compared to their size. Also the jadgterrier is the most loyal dog you will ever see, he would give his life to save your‘s

[@kavitadeva]

Sounds like a great dog!

[@primadeluxe4910]

GSD is most loyal dog

[@ProfessorUFC]

PrimaDeluxe I live in Germany and my family owns German dog breeds since I can think. I can tell you the Jagdterrier is by far the most loyal and protective dog we had! (We had Dobermann, Rottweiler, German Shepherd, Weimaraner, Jagdterrier) Treat your Jagdterrier good, train it consistent, let him work (Jagdterrier is a hunting dog!) and you will get the best friend you can imagine.

[@RefreshThisPage]

@@ProfessorUFC I am a proud owner of this beloved being. Cannot say more. Really challenging but it is worth it!

[@notsosilentmajority1]

So many people speak glowingly about these dogs. They apparently are extremely brave and bold. They look like a cross between Dobermans and Aierdale's, very good-looking dogs. Thanks for the video Z.

[@stuarttate6852]

They were breed from old english stock black and tan fell terriers taken to Germany

[@s.k.8984]

Have one. I had a lot of dogs before and jagdterrier is the hardest to learn. She killed all moles in my garden and sometimes she manages to catch and kill even a bird. She hates all strangers and every time she tries to bite them (but only in the garden, at home she is the sweetest dog I've seen). But if you see you as a part of a family, she the cutest dog. If you consider buying this dog, be ready for difficulties. This bred can be very independent and dominate you if you gonna let it. It's also a super active dog,

[@carsonthiel9397]

Can’t wait to see this one, keep it up Zeke! You’re killin it bro! 👊

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

This is one of the smartest dogs in the world. I had a friend who owned one and the dog could open doors. 👍

[@victorvictor6135]

Bunch of dogs could open doors

[@workingterriers8839]

In Finland jagds are mainly used for hunting below ground, like fox, badger and raccoon dog. They also hunt deer and can be trained to retrieve from water. My pup is 5 months and his sire has even hunted lynx. They're really intense and are not afraid to loose their life or get their face chewed during the hunt, they will give their all regardless. This is a breed that should only be used for hunting!!

[@darkiee69]

In Sweden they're used for wild boar hunting.

[@kavitadeva]

Great video. Great dog. Thank you so much.

[@howardgreen9718]

In the 80s I tried to get one of these for hunting but I couldn’t get one in my country and I ended up going with an Irish terrier. Great video thanks.

[@Janeway1269]

I'd love to see a video of Irish terriers hunting.

[@DC-er1ui]

Crap Zeke. That was a tease. I'm left wanting more. Time to go downtown the rabbit hole after reading the comments. Thanks as always ma dude

[@matty6848]

I’ve only just come across this the KZbin channel and it’s absolutely brilliant. Instant subscribe, naturally being a dog lover😁👍

[@summercoleman4015]

I have always had terriers (all different types) at the moment I have a 9 month old Lakeland Terrier from working lines and she is pure energy. We still havent found anything that will make her tired.

[@BlakeMonk]

Thank you

[@noahhastings6145]

Me: "Hey friends, welcome to my home! Say hi to my dog!" My friends: "Why do I hear boss music?" *Jagdterrier the Blood Trailer* *LVL: 7 (49)* *Health: 1000/1000*

[@stuff48]

Bravest dog ever!

[@johnnyklingborg8960]

Wouldn't say that they are brave more that they forget to be scared when they get excited.

[@klausrhodes6969]

Jagdterrier ist für die Jagd (Hunt), not for house pet!

[@marktinney5794]

She works the dog. Why can't the dog also be a companion in the home?

[@klausrhodes6969]

@@marktinney5794 I am German and I know this breed very well, it is a hardy dog, good for wild bore hunting, fox and badger! It was never ment to be a companion dog! Perhaps if you start to breed it in a different way, you'll end up having a softer version.

[@empiregaitbully5261]

@@klausrhodes6969 facts, I've seen videos of this breed getting busy and they go hard for a little dog... 👊🤓

[@ab935]

@@klausrhodes6969 I hate it when breeders breed the drive out of dogs. People should get something else if they want a laid back dog. I could see this as a good companion for somebody who is VERY active and can give the dog a new challenge every day.

[@empiregaitbully5261]

@counselthyself no doubt that's what's up 👍👍.... 👊😎

[@MrJedv]

Thought you meant a whole video, instead of a trailer. Been waiting all day

[@DIAZP300]

Amazing work once again Zeke! Irish terrier video would be great!

[@retokohler4226]

Thanks for this! Could you do an extended version? I am really Interested in the breed.

[@kevinjones8548]

I really enjoy your channel, and the depth you go into different breeds. Do you think you could do a video on the CANIS PANTHER?

[@longabergerbychristina1434]

They definitely have their own personality! Mine is a character 🙂

[@jacoblynch9403]

Cool looking dog

[@Bballer12ification]

Sounds like a boss from Diablo lol

[@soulbrothers7789]

The most brave dog in world !!

[@evahoney16]

You are the King❤

[@djandy_khalifa]

There is one thing u forgot to say...these guys are good in protection work i have seen them at work they are like jackrussel on steroids

[@benstanley512]

Have you seen the upcoming breeding of the XXL Jagdterrier cross the Jagdterrier. The KZbin channel is called 'B7 Bazooka Kennels' I know there will be some absolute fire crackers in that litter fearless guardians,hunters, companions, blood trailers and livestock guardians from seeing the parents in action I believe there will be manstoping beast stopping machines from instincts and when trained will be proper companions/guardians and hunters.

[@zuranatsvlishvili793]

i have one in my house we dont have it for hunting but we have farm and its great dog for foxes and badgers

[@youllmakeit]

Crazy hunter game to the core

[@lilhonni]

Looks like a mix between a jack russel and a Doberman!

[@LLJR]

lili I was thinking the same

[@Sena-co1ug]

Only, the actual mix would almost never look this natural.

[@VADELMAHILLO-xw5qk]

I WISHD ID HAD 2 OF THESE

[@ProfessorUFC]

Jagdterriers don‘t know fear and they don‘t know pain!

[@RefreshThisPage]

This is exactly what a drunk charver with german shepherd said, with a respect, to his blokes when saw my jagdt - "look guys, he never surrender, never". At this is how I met new friends ;)

[@OMENASOSEATYG]

I WISHD ID HAD DOG LIKE THAT

[@dakisbmws4829]

Best dog

[@carlturesson9101]

beutiful dogs

[@omenakakku-ng3jb]

i wishd id had 2 of this

[@Paulie.k]

I own a English black dog she's ment to be a Lakeland terrier but resembles a patterdale terrier she's now 15 and I've had her since she was 8 weeks old when I was 6, she use to be a "working" dog with the lurchers, a terrier has a personality like no other dog

[@lutzvonpeter9170]

There is a reason that these dogs are only given to forrestrs and hunters ith a hunting license here in Germany. Because the dog needs that. This is not a pet, this is a hunting tool. and it's bleeding edge.

[@MANGOSUKLAA-gs3id]

i wishd id had 3 german jagd terriers

[@louisbabycos106]

Forget legal beagle. Now a navy attorney show Jagdterrier

[@user-ri4jt6bs4g]

I once also had such a dog with a beard

[@nikolabrankovic1124]

This small hercules of a dog was able to kill a husky. Note: the husky was a neighbors dog and was very agressive. One day the husky jumps the fence and attacks the terrier while no one was home. When we returned we saw a very proud terrier standing by the unfortunately dead husky. One neighbor saw the whole thing but was not able to enter the yard due to concern of his own safety because the husky was a very agressive dog.

[@banaani-ec3nv]

i wishd id had 3 of them

[@jessie9384]

About to be introduced into the Western Australia Police dept.

[@katib8668]

O my godness the little darling got the same eyes like my GHT ... Remus. All is similar He left us yesterday ... 16 years old.

[@mansikkakakku-nb5lu]

i wishd id had dog like that and glen of imal

[@IMM11]

Did you know there is jagdterrier xxl size?

[@benstanley512]

'B7 Bazooka kennels' on KZbin are going to a very rare cross breed with xxl jagdterrier cross Belgian Malinois.I can wait to see what fire crackers that are going to come out.It may be a great opportunity to own one🔥🔥🎯🎯🧨

[@MANSIKKARAHKA-jx5cm]

i wishd id had 7 jagdterriers

[@kylegreening1040]

Are you still breeding them? And where are you located? I'm interested in getting one

[@y.wirasmoyo]

Mini working dog. I have 1 jagd

[@workinghuntingguarddogsfam816]

Oh no, this is not a duck dog. This is a Terrier. Poor dogs here got the true purpose taken out of them by this breeder.

[@EUFORIK5MOK3]

A bowl of oatmeal 😀

[@AllGourde]

Brooo

[@bekirilkyaz2368]

Are Jagdterriers good as pet ? Would keeping them in apartment hard ? Would it damage furniture in the house ? As far as i know they are quite healthy, no serious health problems, is that true ?

[@musikyle27]

Interview Calicatchers please!

[@bushybrow7430]

omm

[@dixienormous9845]

kyle Great idea.

[@DogumentaryTV]

He's not interested been talking to him since 2012, he's never open to the idea of doing an interview.

[@musikyle27]

@@DogumentaryTV dang... kinda expected it tho. how about matt rogers of jersey k9 club? love how he uses ace for protection work and his pup, dolomite .

[@mayqueen7525]

He stays under the radar, it works for him.

[@sobakareal801]

Objectively, this is the most resistant breed !!! (Not counting the fighting breeds). But this characteristic is not for the stadium, but for real work!?!

[@alannaclay4084]

You are absolutely correct.

[@mausilugner6637]

very special breed ... only for professional hunters

[@mayqueen7525]

These dogs are by no means a pet and it's dangerous for anyone, especially a breeder, to be calling them that. They need to hunt pretty much day in and day out. Hiking and rally and such will not substitute hunting for these guys at all. And when they find something they want to bite they scream like a devil being tortured.

[@michaelharder9737]

good working terriers are legitimately psychotic

[@empiregaitbully5261]

Nice 👍👍 a terrier with a bloody nose, I'll call em blood hunters🤓..... 🙏😔 👊😎

[@aprikoosi-mi8ek]

my dream

[@mnkallison8813]

Wot is the difference in jag to the paterdail .or who is gamer or hardier

[@SamFryer-gy5bw]

Mark Allison all depends on the breeder really could get good and bad ones of both. If you’re looking into either RESEARCH EACH before you get one and make sure to know these are working breeds definitely need to hunt or do some dog sport with them

[@jessicaev8831]

Does the Jagdterrier man track? If so, How do they compare to the Bloodhound?

[@Sena-co1ug]

Jessica Ev the question to ask is, “how does any breed compare to the Bloodhound in tracking?”

[@jessicaev8831]

shiva nagireddy True! LoL Got me there🐾

[@sultantoleuhanov583]

job jagterier interest

[@emtharlan7201]

Is a Jagterrier the same as a German Hunting Terrier? I met GHT recently and it looked very similar but with wirey fur.

[@michaelharder9737]

'Jagd' means 'hunt'.

[@emtharlan7201]

@@michaelharder9737 Thank you. It must be the same breed with a different coat type. The dog I met was an owner surrender to an animal shelter where I was volunteering. He was an awesome dog but the most intense animal I've ever met. It took several months and multiple adoptions but he finally found a home. I doubt I'll ever see another like him.

[@michaelharder9737]

@@emtharlan7201 Yeah they come in three coat types: smooth, rough, and broken. I wish you still had him; when you say he was intense thats exactly what I want in my next dog: a working terrier temperament. Lots of terriers have been mellowed out because people thought they were cute/beautiful and they started getting bred as pets. The Jagd and Patterdale terriers still have that psychopathy that makes them so good at what they do.

[@emtharlan7201]

@@michaelharder9737 I think the obstacle to this particular dog finding a permanent home was his extreme dog aggression. Most adopters don't want the liability. He was an excellent tracker though. Dogs come and go through the shelter/rescue system but he was one I'll never forget. I absolutely loved him.

[@m.esslinger4669]

Jagdterrier is the short version in german of german hunting terrier. Jagdterrier = Hunting Terrier, Deutscher Jagdterrier = German Hunting Terrier.

[@apollobassguitar]

The super dog of the world..2 will take out a bear..Basically will mess with bear until heart attack.. Amazing breed

[@kinkute8916]

do you have puppies for sale?

[@nalabear97]

Anyone wanna see them do a Catahoula video?

[@DogumentaryTV]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4PEgWCOgtCNgJo

[@jagdterriergerman9483]

👍👍👍

[@tyrannotherium7873]

There like jack Russell on steroids

[@shelbytomy07]

Yea, and black. Awesome

[@vikingdogmanship]

They actually quite simular in ways

[@Frml8_Infinity]

Parson Russell terriers...( and they're the same as the Jagd)

[@yeahbee8237]

Roids and Speed

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@yeahbee8237 🙄 Ok

[@nestorespinoza3132]

I want one!

[@guestuser1671]

Honest advice: DON'T. This is the one breed that does not belong in the hands of anyone who isn't a pro hunter and works them out in the field daily. Jagdterriers are the most extremely high drive hunting dog you can find with a prey drive unlike any other dog. Any prey they find, will be torn to shreds even if it's your children's pet bunny or cat! Also, they'll destroy your house when they're bored.

[@nestorespinoza3132]

I think I know about the breed, thanks for trying to educate me about something I already know

[@lutzvonpeter9170]

You must be nuts. A Jagdterrier, and family? This is probably one of the most hardcore hunting dog breeds that ever walked this earth. An you call them friendly? You have no idea of the potential of this breed...

[@dmythica]

If you want something similar for a pet rather than work get a JRT, these are too high energy and prey drive if you're not going to work it. Even the JRT can be too much for some.

[@seventiesgirl6449]

I agree with the poster below me in that MANY cases AKC recognition means an unrecognizable breed. The most obvious is the breed no longer looks like it's supposed to. Some examples are: The real Kuvasz is supposed to have a slightly wavy coat. Go to ANY dog show in Europe and you will see this. Go to a AKC dog show in America and you will see a fluffed out coat. Many breed standards of these working breeds state they should be shown in a natural state, with no excessive grooming except for sanitary reasons around the rear end or in between paws. It's sad to see people ruining a breed just to win ribbons. And let's not EVEN talk about the Border Collie since it was AKC recognized.....

[@ivankolev8620]

👿👿💪💪

[@BigMerkGee]

This is a purebreed gamedog that has a must need to burn energy in the woods. It's not a bird dog. It's not good for apartments. It will get you a lawsuit quick for killing the neighbors cats or dogs. Some people need to just get a lab and leave these gamedogs alone.

[@matthewgriffin2085]

Could they be trained to track any thing cause it might be fun to teach him to play hide and seek with my kid lol

[@johnj0709]

It will play hide and seek, ours do any way. But it gets quite pumpt up.. Not aggressive but the speed, lots are happening in just a blink of an eye, a big huge hassle

[@nonyobussiness3440]

A want one crossed with an American Bulldog

[@potulavenkateshreddy]

Looking like conour McGregor

[@darkiee69]

And twice as crazy on a good day. 10x on a bad day.

[@nartosimmons8123]

I really want one of these dogs does anybody know any breeders within the states

[@donovanjohnson756]

Check in fb groups

[@benbirch2393]

These dogs are fucking mental. If they were the size of a rottweiler they'd need achilles himself to manage!

[@ralekimi]

In Serbia 100.000 German jagd terrier living.

[@StSimonMartyr]

Jagds are not blood trailers, if you buy one for this purpose, youll be miserable, as theyll be miserable. They need WORK, and TO hunt min 45 days a year. Want a Blood trailer? Get a Teckel/Dachshund or Bavarian Hound.

[@darkiee69]

Kleiner Münsterländer are good at that too, and most spaniels.

[@user-ri4jt6bs4g]

now smooth-haired

[@bigboy8508]

Her husband is a lucky man

[@littleblizzard7591]

Wow! I’ve never heard of this breed! Since they’re so good with blood scents do you suppose they would be good for the police?

[@guestuser1671]

I've seen a Jagterrier mix work as a narcotics K9 in Germany so I guess it's a yes... but their drive and energy level are through the roof, they make a Malinois look sleepy in comparison. They need a very experienced handler.

[@littleblizzard7591]

guest user I was thinking they’d also be good for search & rescue and cadaver dogs. Not necessarily for someone who has been dead a long time but if there was blood at the crime scene they might be able to find the body. But if they’re bonkers with energy they could be too difficult to train.

[@CantorDelCharco]

Ambos

[@ivankolev2368]

😉😉😉😉😉😉😉

[@inthequereleision1881]

Traducir porfa al español traductor spanish please

[@user-lu3ub2in3j]

Вы же, его не признаете породу

[@eselaleo1267]

I really want one of these dogs where can I find one I live in San Antonio tx

[@darkiee69]

Do you hunt? If not, this breed isn't for you.

[@ballet07]

These dogs would be great for police work, cadaver dogs.

[@darkiee69]

That's what blood hounds are for.

[@Jezidka]

She didn't do this breed justice not used for pointing.

[@thetruthlover673]

These dogs are made for : Hunting Fighting Surviving They can massacre dogs that are bigger than them , dog like this can kill a wolf . in my area we all have these dogs they can save or kill they can do both , they are different breed .

[@cantfindit45]

🍑

[@aky19832001]

Can I trust this breed off leash on a farm? I want to use this in the barn for rodent and vermin control. And I don't want to use a pit bull around my Live stock guardians. It won't end well for the both of them. I don't want any clashes and I know they tolerate smaller dogs much better.

[@ProfessorUFC]

NO! Do yourself a favor and get another dog breed

[@aky19832001]

@@ProfessorUFC do you own one?

[@guestuser1671]

@@aky19832001 I live in Germany and know several Jagdterrier handlers (all hunters) and the answer is still NO. Their prey drive is through the roof, it would be extremely difficult to teach them to leave your other animals alone.

[@zarkobojanic2141]

In my cauntry djt its the best rat kiler,if jou introduce him to farm animals from 4-6weeks old,no problem

[@urbanmongrel1283]

@@aky19832001 We own one but as a pet and not a hunter [we rescued him] but there's never a moment when walking him or when he's in the fields that he is not chasing a scent. Even though ours is not a hunter/working dog, there's no way on earth I would leave him off lead near any other animals to be honest except other dogs and he's fantastic although even the local Doberman gets put in it's place constantly - Jagd really do have no fear at all.

[@filobetobaby]

Funny the only footage they have is of some rudimentary obedience training. Another useless breed description video.

[@majaadamczyk6071]

Everyone in the comments is like 'this is not a companion dog'. Let me tell you - I have a jagdterrier. I adopted her from local shelter and only few months later I found out she's a jagd and everything that goes with it. We don't hunt, never did; but I decided instead of giving her back I'll try to love her and give her everything I can. We do agility, obedience, nosework and tons of different activities. She had giant separational issues, but it takes a 2h walk with various activities to calm her and get her to stay at home alone. She's very dedicated, loving, sleeps in my bed, does what I want like 99% of time. The best dog I ever had - a jagdterrier, but not a hunter.

[@urbanmongrel1283]

Oh your story sounds the exact same as ours. We rescued ours 6 years ago. Sleeps on the bed, loves the cuddles, has massive anxiety if he cannot see us and needs a couple of hours a day running around. We have local dog fields luckily so he gets to play and run like a crazy thing which keeps him pretty calm at home. He's a clever little sod and eerily watches everything as if he is working it all out. Fantastic pet so would also have to say that they are great pets, have had no issues whatsoever with children as they all fuss him as we walk. He will get very agitated when he smells something like a cat or sees a bird etc, more agitated than another dog would be when they see a cat for example.

[@TheDaysBanter]

Same here, rescued her in Spain and she cuddles in every night on my bed - didn't have a clue about her breed for a year! she makes the greatest loyal companion too. never hunted but does go off into the woods and chases Squirrels lol before back home for cuddles