Owner wants to Give Away 'BEAST' Dog! | Full Episode | It's Me or the Dog

She is a beast , she eats everything, destruction when she’s home alone.
It's Me or the Dog UK Season 5 Episode 18
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[@rawrpancake]

Huge mismatch of energy between the dog and the family, you could see it from the start. I really hope this dog will find a loving home.

[@sluttymctits4496]

Exactly this. The family got a young, highly active dog and aren't up to giving her the exercise and stimulation needed to keep her happy. They have no space for her to run in and aren't active people who would run/hike with her, always going at a short slow-paced walk. Their idea of playing is sitting on a couch and lightly tossing a ball. Even when Victoria was doing the agility training, they did not seem happy, like "Oh no, do we have to do that?" They should have gotten a little couch potato lapdog, if anything, instead. At least they made the decision to re-home Marley, despite it showing they had zero intention of doing anything active or proactive.

[@jv1i3]

They should’ve just gotten a cat🫠

[@Purplesquigglystripe]

@@jv1i3or an old low energy dog

[@boohere2]

I hope maybe Victoria can help with finding a home for it too. I am sure she knows more places to look. If I was the family though, I would look for a dog walker that could take her out solo. Even if it's 1 walk a day for awhile that will probably help. Since I would think the mom works & kids are at school.

[@CostaWanti]

She already has a loving home. They just are not able to meet all her needs.

[@ginacaradonna8063]

I hope this family did right by this dog and found good owners for her.

[@helgeakeroe8510]

I couldn`t possibly be as diplomatic as Victoria in this situation...

[@hannahsssooo]

Good thing you aren’t a trainer love.

[@sNaCkYcHoPs]

I have a staffy cross lab, and she was energetic like Marley, we used to make her run with the kids to burn her energy. This family had no clue on how to care for her. Research is key before getting any dog

[@rosie11995]

I have one now. He got neutered 13 days ago, then broke the top layer of his nail to the quick today. Those sad lab eyes can get ya every time if you let it.

[@vulc1]

Or you can get an older dog. Older dogs tend to have less or even very little energy.

[@thelastminmom5251]

Ya. And why doesn’t Victoria say that to them???? She’s supposedly the “expert” She should tell them that they need to re home the dog, for his own well being

[@vulc1]

@@thelastminmom5251 Yeah and notice how Victoria never says that the dog is mentally disturbed when it is a fact that many dogs indeed are mentally disturbed

[@st3vie333]

Why do people get dogs when they know nothing about them. It's like im watching them interact with the dog as if it's the first time that they have 😭😭

[@chocolatte522]

Because 8 week old puppies are so much different than 1 year old juveniles

[@Meskarune]

Everyone on the internet calls amstaffs "nanny dogs" and you are surprised some newbie dog owner would get one?

[@st3vie333]

@Meskarune to be frank I don't care what you think 😭 there's not a whole lot of fruition to your comment it's like you just typed the first thing that popped into your head. Good luck next time

[@Meskarune]

@@st3vie333 I know people who got one because of this fyi. But honestly why comment on a video asking a question if you don't want people to answer???

[@st3vie333]

@@Meskarune the question is rhetorical dear

[@kyleeciseau5673]

I think their making the right choice rehoming her but the whole situation could have been so easily avoided had they literally done any research

[@hadimajed1648]

Gets a dog, “it wants to play and walk and do dog things!!! We need to get rid of it”

[@mc2307]

Yes unfortunately Extremely not responsible and childish people‼️

[@soniasharma5860]

Literally so annoying. A lot of people are not ready for dogs

[@qa377]

Yeah it sounds like a more laid back dog is more their energy level, or a particularly doglike cat

[@josephjohns8893]

I totally agree, but at least they are willing to do the right thing for the dog. I'll give the lady some credit for that, and who knows , maybe they decided to keep Molly after more training was done.

[@autumn557]

At least they recognize it, which is more then most hard headed people.

[@pretty_kitty]

I have trained and owned Staffies. They are really clingy and very child like. They needed to nip this in the bud as soon as it started. They need to run that energy out EVERYDAY. Puzzle toys, dog agility parks, etc...Hoply Victoria can help.

[@aleshiacote-young9962]

The owners did the right thing. The hard thing but the right thing. God this dog is adorable!

[@alessandrozampini2060]

The owner should not have taken a dog in the first place

[@KIskra]

I am glad they were honest enough to say she needs more exercise than they can give which I can respect. Too many people just drop a dog off at a shelter without seeking additional help first. I loved the wobble Kong, but my cattle dog would pick it up and drop it like the normal kong trying to get the treats out of the wobbling fast enough. But I am definitely going to try the copy training.

[@alexandrapetrovici5581]

This is such a good and lovely dog. The owners are, unfortunately, frustrating her a great deal.

[@annawhite8853]

I have high energy dog and he get long walks, daycare and goes with my husband work. I don't get why people get high energy dogs but knows nothing about it.

[@wilbue_live1931]

I swear when I watch these you never see many toys in the houses

[@qa377]

Probably kept up and away from the dogs, or people have to put away anything with a recognizable brand so it's not in the show as accidental advertising or something

[@TinyStar-oz3bo]

I don't know how dogs survived back when I was growing up. Farmers had two interactions with their dogs out in the morning and in at night. And they all seemed to be happy dogs

[@TroySibbick]

I have a Staffy. They are very high energy dogs but also complete cuddle buds. They are best of both worlds. From wanting to run and run to thinking they are a lap dog a sleeping on top of you.

[@Cr3Ek_l0v3R]

Lack of stimulation causes dogs being destructive.....So that's why my pitbull always wants to go outside-

[@pcmr1945]

We own a Staffy who is really strong and active. Raising a dog takes love and patience, it takes time. My husband plays with her at least one hour, and she also has her daily walks everyday to release energy. She combines tug-war (she exercises her mandible and shakes her head) along with catch and throw games. Always having the proper care to protect her teeth, gums and body. Every puppy has a destructive anxious phase but with proper attention this stops. You don’t need a large house or garden, what you need is to give your dog a proper, dedicated care. All family members have to be involved, both me and my husband are involved in her care so she loves and obeys both. She also gets well along with our Shih Tzu and are always together, she learned how to handle him so she is not harmed.

[@sunshineluvr12]

This family should only get Stuffed Animals as pets, that’s the only thing that equals their energy.

[@BeyondEcho95]

What was this family doing getting this type of dog 🫣

[@laurenschenck5355]

Poor dog 😢❤❤

[@CrescentCanine]

Does this lady ever age bc I remember watching her as a kid and she looked the same

[@jewels3400]

It's a bunch of re-runs on this channel

[@krisithepog]

​@@jewels3400 nah this is a recent episode

[@Kholoured]

This is they type of dog that needs to have been properly socialized as if she was dog friendly going to the dog park would be a great outlet. But she is not. And living in an apt... this dog needs an owner that is a runner, owner that has a large 1 acre yard, or a job. Like bombsniffer, agility, protection work, something.

[@Purplesquigglystripe]

She seems super athletic and intelligent too. I bet she would have a lot of fun doing dog sports

[@Itschillyyyy]

I definitely agree she needed to be socialized especially from a young age. But I’ve heard way too many stories of dogs getting attacked or learning bad habits from other dogs at the dog park; which could lead to reactive behaviors. But one on one in a controlled environment with a friendly dog growing up would have been amazing for her.

[@hazelwork9332]

Having another dog does not equal social. The other dog becomes part of their pack. My dog is very social, she is a Staffy, she goes to the dog park n an off lead beach. She loves to play with the other dogs. I just have to watch her with little dogs as she doesn't understand that they don't want to play with her. She has been chased by little dogs at the dog park n just runs away from them.

[@arkhushi]

I dont have a dog, but have an energetic cat, and i can tell without even watching the whole video that it is not the dogs fault but the owners. Owning pets is a responsibility. You have to accommodate them according to their needs. If you have an energetic pet, you exercise and play with them extra its simple, get that energy out of them

[@AW-vi3df]

14:39 that’s really good but once you leave the likelihood, the owners are going to take their pets out to that kind of facility or park is very very low. So you need to make it as easy and as convenient as possible. It has to be right next-door and it has to be free of charge. And even then, it’s still very unlikely that you’re going to successfully get people to keep up with that kind of training regularly. Even people that are home all day are unlikely to do things that are outside of their normal daily activities. No matter how much it’ll help their pup.

[@F3lonyfullyautomatic]

Owning a dog isn't supposed to be easy and convenient.... that's a cat. 🐈

[@tufalike1796]

we can only hope she is NOT renting!

[@zimmer19921]

I think they should have been thinking harder on type of dog. A staffie need alot and you should know from the start that any dog need your time and some more than others. The cat might be a better option for them 😅

[@mariavasilenko9863]

In the earlier episodes of the show Victoria would've cussed out these owners for their neglect...

[@exar4444]

this woman is like the gordon ramsey of caring for dogs

[@personone8415]

I had a pointer mix with staffy mix for sure He was a great protector and great to run with. A lot of energy. I had bought him dog bone that he chewed every evening which helped with the energy stimulation bit.

[@triciadale6148]

Does anyone do research before picking a dog??

[@makomaxwell7062]

Yes I did extensive research and knew I needed a toy dog and a lower energy one with lower end grooming needs. I can do casual walks, but over that? No way!

[@tarasharum8250]

It would be nice to do a follow up and see if they were able to rehome the dog. My guess is that they ended up taking her to a shelter and she was probably put down.

[@samanthahodges5810]

What a wonderful dog-staffies are the greatest but they are incredibly high energy dogs and ridiculously intelligent. If you do not teach them right from wrong starting from day 1, you are at a huge disadvantage. I hope this dog is living a happy and fulfilling life with a forever home that understands her needs and can provide her with them.

[@ephraimcamacho9600]

Victoria is a great trainer❤❤❤❤ foxy lady too🎉🎉

[@jlynn1001]

She seems more excited to play and curious to see the cats than aggressive with prey drive. I have had many dogs and have a Cane corso, staffy, and Pyrenees rn and all had this type of energy until they were desensitized to seeing cats. It was hard work with a dog tolerant and savvy cat working safely but it was worth it.

[@LG-jb9zs]

poor dog seemed so sweet and willing to get along with everyone, just way too much energy that was being bottled up.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Great video!

[@carliej4354]

Gets a pitbull and then is suprised when it acts like a pitbull

[@ilonnafagnou]

It's not a pitbull, it's a staffordshire terrier

[@DiK6031]

What a sweet dog!! ❤ she would be an excellent agility dog!

[@laurenschenck5355]

She is so adorable ❤❤

[@CitraStitches]

That suppression muzzle is torture 😢

[@klaravit99]

Those type of people are the reason why are bully types of breeds considerd dangerous...

[@F3lonyfullyautomatic]

All these people saying they hope she got a new home? If people were even capable of understanding or feeling even 1 or 2 % of the absolutely detrimental emotional damage dogs go through when being rehomed. Especially when they are being rehomed because of the lack of basic obedience training are already experiencing a variety of bad emotions and therefore putting out bad destructive habits. I hope she is ok. They are missing out on something awesome. Too bad they don't see their dog 4 the gem she is.

[@imapotato7391]

They were being honest with themselves and realized they couldn't provide their dog what she needs. Rehoming her is a lot better than letting her chew up property and terrorize other animals. It's unfortunate that she wasn't properly socialized but in the little time that they were trying to train her you could tell that she's highly adaptable. The owners just couldn't match their dog's energy and put in the effort in training her. Might as well give her to a family that could.

[@Vulpixie92]

Staffies are the best dogs, but they do have A LOT of energy especially that young. My boy was constant hard work for about 8 years keeping his mind and body active. Now he is 15 and an absolute couch potato. Wouldn't trade him for the world. If you are thinking of adopting a staffy but this looks too hard for you, consider getting an older one. You won't regret it once you experience the unconditional love of a staffy.

[@Sunsets_ediz]

That dog does more damage than a severe thunderstorm

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

Gimme that dog!! She WILL pay attention, to EVERYTHING I SAY & DO, without me touching her, yanking her, or yelling at her AT ALL.

[@alexandrapetrovici5581]

This dog is an absolutely perfect dog.

[@kellybramm]

How?

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

@@kellybramm my dog was the same. Developing a relationship & movement of energy .

[@hdanyelm]

She reminds me of my blue nose 😂 EXACTLYYYY like my girl, only thing is the the chewing, thankfully she doesn’t chew like this

[@HeidiForaker]

Seperate anxiety, and prey drive are her problems.

[@dramonmaster222]

Does anyoner else like the Uk version better? The US version is too dramatic and overproduced.

[@yosachaiko9969]

I keep avoiding the 40 minute videos because so many of those have bad terrible people that still get to keep their dogs after. It stresses me out. All the 20 minute videos so far just have people who actually care about their dogs well being. The worst I've seen on these is someone who is just uninformed, but not actually that bad. I think I've been watching a lot of more modern time ones. So I think thats why it has less terrible people. The old ones I've watched that look like they're the 2000s are a bad stressful time.

[@fabledlight908]

@@yosachaiko9969 it's because the good people will just take the advice, cuts down on runtime soo much

[@yosachaiko9969]

@@fabledlight908 Right, the bad people make it take longer by being difficult, not caring about the dog, and not wanting to accept that they don't know everything. Bro, sometimes I see people that shouldn't be together because one of them is just bad and you wish the good person would leave the relationship. Then theres the ones who don't care about their kids. You just also get a glimpse into toxic households.

[@empirex334]

I can see Molly with a young, athletic person who runs every day. That would be ideal.

[@robinlamberttaylor3303]

Giving away a family member is awful! I wish a dog had the ability to drop of owners somewhere scary . Though a doggy would NEVER abandon their family!

[@LunAr_1nk]

For once a episode I've never seen

[@DiK6031]

Is there an update on marley????

[@pamcable2048]

i love that kind of dog i have all the time in the day to get them out o run

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

There is an open mouth muzzle

[@kristijohnson1216]

I sincerely hope Victoria will assist in finding a true "good home." In the intro the woman said we may have no choice but to "give her away." I suspect that is what they will do.

[@shenksperit8335]

Love this women so pashent with most these peeps.tht dont understand there doggy enough

[@kileyah71]

Unfortunately, this dog does not belong with this family. Staffies are very intelligent and have a lot of energy. I actually have a male amstaff. These dogs require very experienced dog owners. Typically, with a somewhat active life style.

[@yafitoster9371]

What do you put in the toy, regular food or treats?

[@failingatgaming1671]

I used to portion out some of their regular dry dog food, so you aren’t increasing their calorie intake when using the toy. (So if they get one cup of dry, I’d only give half a cup with their meal, then half a cup in the toy.) Then tasty treats when training.

[@wolfgirl5636]

That kind of muzzle should be illegal she can barely breath.

[@carlareilly6594]

Has Victoria ever removed a dog?

[@bevfrench3496]

really? how busy could that girl be ? just don't want the effort. Bets they get another dog that is tiny and think they won't need to do anything with it either.

[@saileshyadav5291]

Keep this dog with you, keep yourself energetic too which is good for your health too and keep a loving bond between each other, she is a great companion for you and not a burden. Please do not rehome otherwise she will remain upset and keep missing you.

[@Madronaxyz]

I wish we could find out what happened to Molly the dog

[@laurenschenck5355]

Toys are great to keep all dogs busy and entertained ❤😊

[@LisaMcguinness-t4w]

A he is so beautiful it's them not. The dog they don't know what they are doing thank god. Victoria is thir

[@capucinewidemann3120]

The thing is, I heard the mother talk in French to Marley so I wonder if teaching her in English is a good idea 🤔 nevertheless, great episode !

[@vaishalisoni6293]

Why would you get yourself a high energy dog when you cannot possibly match her energy level, or do not have the willingness to do so??! Like seriously "why" get even any dog?!

[@yogiyoda]

I think Molly is an APBT and not an English Staffy

[@SJ-ry9er]

She is more lean and leggy than most English staffys. But I thought they killed all the apbt when they banned them in Britain.

[@Gojiraon]

She does indeed look like a apbt. Hmm..

[@LisaMcguinness-t4w]

A he is

[@ephraimcamacho9600]

Let me guest!? They don't walk or run her!! Dogs are like chicken they need to go outside and run!!

[@vegangoddess9019]

First thing- get a No Pull leash!!!

[@erinhardick1362]

What is a no pull leash?

[@Dogsanscats]

​@@erinhardick1362i think OP means the double leash with a harness. One side of the leash is connected to the front of the harness and the other side to the back. But the main problem here was clearly that the dog did not get enough exercise.

[@flbreglass]

Dont let that dog get ahold of a cat please god. Its all fun and games for these owners until she gets violent with cats and other dogs. No socialization, no nothing. Bad owners and a loaded dog

[@hadimajed1648]

Horrible owners. I bet you they get another dog

[@caecoo6904]

I don't mean to be rude but for the whole episode I got weird vibes from the family. Half smiling maybe, I don't know, there is something that looks funny to me. Maybe they knew all along that they would eventually rehome Marley. Didn't see any comment mentionning it, maybe I'm the only one

[@radbabs2000]

Marley is bored...bored bored. She has energy to burn.

[@heatherbowman9450]

800 likes!💎👑💍💥🤑

[@makomaxwell7062]

As much as I respect Victoria, I can’t agree with some of her methods here. I would not use the squeaky toy on a dog with strong prey drive as it sounds like dying prey! You can keep training upbeat without that. She needs more challenge to tire her out like a doggie backpack and biking rather than a casual stroll. Terriers are high energy dogs and yes more prey drive. You will end up with a dead cat. Unless you can give intense exercise up to two hours a day.

[@user-digitalfarmgirl]

Give her away to who? You mean bait & switch, sideswipe & saddle, some poor unfortunate inexperienced family , with pets, small children & neighbours with non-disclosure .

[@onebeyutiful]

Why leave her out when they’re not home????!!!! 🤦🏽‍♀️ She would definitely be in the kennel until we return, especially after the first sofa was destroyed! In addition, they need to exercise the dog!

[@CaliAAA72]

Submissive and weak people should not be buying dominant and high energy dogs like this one. Sad but by looking at these girls faces I fear this dog will be given up.

[@zalexie_]

Shes not a 'dominant 'dog, she just has a lot of energy and they werent giving her enough exercise

[@kileyah71]

I don't think these women have what it takes to be firm enough to get this dog in line. It looks like their dog is the alpha in the house.

[@Petra-ms3ku]

Cat murdering demon dog.

[@CitraStitches]

Not at all. High energy pent up untrained dog.

[@duludutta5745]

First❤

[@countchocula5379]

FACTS about bully breeds: Www. dogsbite. org

[@hazeleverett1064]

I hope you’re embarrassed that you comment “first” on KZbin videos. Deep cringe.

[@ZzZz-un2qx]

First

[@Reypure207]

All this nonsense can be fixed with a $30.00 ecollar.

[@kristijohnson1216]

not with a Staffy

[@Dogsanscats]

Dogs like amstafs need exercise. She didn't get that in this family. They took a dog and didn't want to give her the exercise she needed. Most problems are over by just exercise and training.

[@heyhowareyou3170]

god this girl is such a knock off of ceaser holy hell

[@BIGBEN9999999]

🤣🤣🤣 You're kidding, right? There is no comparaison between her and Cesar's prehistoric submitting approach.