rottweiler bear test

rottweiler bear test
we went to bear test just for fun. There is a tiny chance to meet bears for us so this was a great way to see what happends. There was some straws from a bears winter nest on the groung, bear fur and bear shit so scent was as real as it gets for the dog.
I had some idea how my rott was going to react and it pretty much went how i imagined, first forward and then backs up near me.
Even if my rott would have left me to get eaten by the fake bear I would still love him :)
the bear guy said that I dont have to worry about bear attacks when i have my rott with me , the way he acted would scare the bear away :)
test went pretty well overall
DOGS REACTION TO BEAR SCENT :strong
DOGS REACTION WHEN SAW THE BEAST: moves to owners side and is alert
BARKWORK: starts to bark immediately
DOGS PERFORMANCE WHEN THE BEAST WAS MOVING:average
COURAGE:average(occasional eay contact)
DISTANCE:proper safety distance
BATTLEWILL:average
EVADE MANEUVER AND AGILITY:average
WORKING ENDURANCE:high
RECOVERY:recovers instantly

[@kindlychill5071]

The dog sized up the bear and knew he had no chance in beating it. It did however stay in front of its owner and tried to scare it away. If you ask me the dog was smart and showed loyalty.

[@Jukkajknh]

yes he did :) he was scared but it didnt matter :)

[@MrOperettalover]

Compared to other brands I have seen Rottweiler is a chicken shit not worthy to be a guard dog.

[@curtisgomez5374]

Yes. You should get the Samsung brand, very brave they are.

[@Jukkajknh]

MrOperettalover i disagree. But thanks for your comment

[@HollywoodColt]

Curtis Gomez Samsung breeds rottweilers?

[@zainulabideen9081]

That Rottweiler looks like it wants to back away. But it always keeps itself in between the human and the bear. That's how faithful and protective he/she is. Honourable.

[@jimmycongre7328]

Zainul Abideen 9

[@WiseWarriorsPath2]

I watched lassie once..

[@lkmwifey]

Zainul Abideen I have two rotties that do the same

[@SushilKumar-nq9zd]

Zainul Abideen cg

[@SushilKumar-nq9zd]

Cold German Beer f Whi

[@emanx2600]

0:41 rottweiler was like " yo this is the part where you hold me back."

[@aj5878]

eman X lmao

[@aj5878]

😂😂😂

[@cubanito48]

Lmao

[@Jukkajknh]

Haha 😅

[@alanshellykoshy112]

Dogs are scared fuckz

[@SLYSPYHIWAY90]

The dogs no fool he knows he doesn't have a chance and yet he stands his ground to protect his owner

[@Jukkajknh]

true. dogs are great in that way :)

[@SLYSPYHIWAY90]

Jukka jknh If he had to he would sacrifice himself for his owner no doubt . He would fight like hell and he would lose . But lose with dignity .

[@MrOperettalover]

Puh, I would rather have a kitty to protect me in this case.

[@tex6274]

the dog can see in low visibility, sense of smell .5 mile away ...yea I guess he stands no chance to alert his armed owner.

[@gabeeast4909]

matthew d it doesn't have the same scent as a real bear and he would have to know what one smells like stupid

[@Benjamin-mf6me]

Damn... It took me a whole minute to realise it wasn't a real bear...

[@tguest37]

Bennerbench hahaahahahahahah

[@Warlord-dc5un]

Wait that's not a real bear???

[@IndianChad2005]

I took 3 minutes

[@lemao3123]

same

[@gonzales_884]

Lol

[@GrootManEiniqua]

That dog was frightened, I actually felt sorry for it, but it was very brave to not run away without its owner

[@juniperabbott2614]

I felt bad for em too.

[@juniperabbott2614]

Red pillow

[@monikadarji8887]

dogs are very loyal to their master . They don't care for giving their life for their master

[@Jukkajknh]

Monika Darji gotta love them for that 😊

[@brucew7798]

@Fuck Me some dogs not what kind some rottwilers are scard and some are brave they have there own personality not being mean

[@Te_Toa]

Correction *leader/friend*

[@NilooWonka]

They’re not slaves to have masters! The owners always consider their dogs as family members.

[@Jukkajknh]

My dogs are part of my family 😗

[@gregoryjohnson7043]

I love how he runs away and then is like NO I GOTTA PROTECT MASTER!!! Instantly tho.

[@Jukkajknh]

He hasnt let me down yet ❤️

[@crystalaj5640]

The way that Rottweiler acted was enough to scare the bear away. The dog was not scared, he just stayed by his owner to protect him.

[@onwtwoluqman]

It’s not a real bear 💀

[@ilyzamaree734]

What You See is a Rottweiler Ever Those Oh Yeah Alligator

[@trx3645]

@@onwtwoluqman Yeah he's saying that if it was a real bear it would've been enough to scare him

[@EarthlingCanine]

That dog 100% was scared. A dog that isn't scared wouldn't back away like that. This is straight up cruel to scare this dog, it has zero training.

[@Jukkajknh]

There was nothing cruel happening

[@ThefamousMrcroissant]

Damnit it's a bear on a scooter. Those are the most dangerous of them all!

[@IaintTrynaGoOutLikeBIGnPAC]

+Mr. Nuclear LMFAO

[@whatthefuck8529]

Very good .

[@TonyEnglandUK]

The bear's real, the scooter is fake though.

[@francis22221]

Very good gagahhahaa

[@deepbluntman___8650]

😂

[@kemalyaylali]

He is protecting the owner while warning the big ass bear. Nothing more, nothing less...

[@juichi8361]

damn that bear has no pride at all. Showing up in wheels so he can outrun a rott.

[@MohamedSalah-mw7cj]

And here is the answer. No, the dog can't protect you when a bear attacks you.

[@suiyiledisong6843]

Yes

[@onenarrowdoor]

No idea why this is a suggested video, but I have to say that bear is bloody fearless.

[@theusurpererenjeager1922]

why would he be feard by dog?

[@lolamatuiipi4083]

King

[@hashimrasool]

It is a dummy

[@machida58]

@@theusurpererenjeager1922 Either you're quite stupid or English is not your first language.

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

If it was a real bear, that rott would have been eaten in about 13 to 15 seconds.

[@Jukkajknh]

actually real bear would run away. Read the description 😃

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

+Jukka Jakunaho Actually no.

[@Jukkajknh]

scared dog doesnt carry his tail like my dog did. and my dog didnt run away, he stayed between me and that bear, just the right spot to keep me safe

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

Alvaro Lopez A Rott will back down from a German Shepherd. I have seen it on more than one occasion.

[@ramzeitouni4295]

+Alvaro Lopez i agree with you i once owned one

[@NorthShoreFire3]

I swear he looks at you like " are we going to leave or what?"

[@VinitNayar]

I'll never buy a bear now.. especially the one with wheels. got scared by a dog. huh

[@brianconroy7514]

Jennifer Brown

[@zk2049]

Vinith Nair never owned a dog huh

[@samhyomin899]

Where do they sell bears?

[@angeldevine4063]

He might have been scared but he still stood in front of you. Brave boy.

[@breannamorgan1656]

Well that's what u call as an awesome protective dog

[@sheinapeacock4723]

I absolutely love this!! I love how you've trained the dog too stick by you even though it generally does it by itself. But I also love the way you kept its tail not docked. And the dog generally looks happy. If people want protection dogs this is the way to train them...

[@ThePretender25]

bear test conclusion: he barks

[@lilith4383]

that bear on wheels made me think about teletubbies

[@jameswelsby5734]

"I'm the bear I'm the bear, with brown fuzzy hair" went the song!

[@RushilDuvedi]

Same

[@swamplife3148]

Bear: "This isn't even my final form"

[@chandshantanu]

I am a simple man. I see cute rottweiler I like it.

[@justin94431]

Wow that bear knows skating..Wow

[@HellaFlush070]

Hahah so creative man, perfect test to see how protective/loyal your dog is =P Thats the thing about rottweilers, they dont necceasrily attack, but they stand by their owners side and protect them no matter what PS: He's getting a lil thicker huh :P

[@Jukkajknh]

HellaFlush070 yes i was very pleased how it all went down. and when that bear guy then told me that your rott will scare a real bear away, i was so proud of my little boy you cant even imagine :) wolf test next time :P

[@HellaFlush070]

Jukka Jakunaho xDD yea thats quite the thing to hear ;P He'll only get more confident as he ages You guys got many wolves over there?

[@Jukkajknh]

great job that one!

[@Jukkajknh]

HellaFlush070 i havent seen any wolfs but i live in the city. but there is wolves in Finland but i think it would be really unlikely to see one where i go with my dogs. hopefully i never meet one :)

[@ahmedmedhat6750]

day anta abn MRA asasn

[@Idol76]

bear comes out on wheels and says "up yours walking losers"!!!

[@GEoRDiiE69]

this video made me fall more in love with my rottie :) Great video!!

[@goldiereicher8041]

Geordie Attard hi

[@rastasrotties839]

That was great! How on earth did you get that bear to ride a skateboard???

[@Jukkajknh]

Training 👍

[@KanyeTroll]

The subtitles should be "come at me bro"

[@janicenaive5423]

intelligence is better than aggression. the rott knew that he is no match to a bear so he is careful enough.

[@Game_Source]

This looks clever. It's a nice little set up to test bay dogs I guess. But this is not how you would test a dog that would actually be taking on a bear, and if people want to see a dog take on a bear, it wouldn't be a rott. It would be a Pitbull Terrier, since people use Pitbull Terriers to battle large animals like bulls and bear in combat sports like bear and bull baiting even in this day and age. The Pitbull Terrier was bred as a farm dog that would help farmers and protect them from large livestock animals, especially bulls. If a bull or whatever else tried to attack the farmer, the Pitbull Terrier would take the large animal on and work to get it under control. That led to people using them to actually do battle with large animals like bears, wild boar, and even big cats like lions like certain books about the Pitbull Terrier breed tell us. For more info on the Pitbull Terrier breed - www.dailymotion.com/video/xaf5xb_pit-bull-dog-breed-explained_animals If this was a Pitbull Terrier, it would not be backing up and just barking at it. It would run in and take it on, and that's why the Pitbull Terrier is the top dog for combat sports like bear baiting. Here is an example of Pitbulls taking on bears in combat sports - my.mail.ru/mail/mirjanik87/video/_myvideo/80.html There is no standing around or circling while barking. The Pitbulls go straight in and do battle. That's just how they've been bred. They are the greatest gladiators, athletes, and competitors that dominate combat sports and strength sports like weight pulling for a reason.

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

Another reason to own a Rottie. Such great guard dogs and loyal protectors :-)

[@hypebeast4840]

*a Bear will Slaughter This puppy*

[@mark97213]

I hope this doesn't give you some sense of security of your dogs chances against a bear. He has none.

[@Jukkajknh]

point is that bear runs away and does not stay to fight. I dont think that anybody thinks that dog can fight a bear,

[@siy8230]

There are certain breeds of dog that can take a bear. Akita being one. Two Rotti's I think would certainly be able to see off any bear imo.

[@siy8230]

There are certain breeds of dog that can take a bear. Akita being one. Two Rotti's I think would certainly be able to see off any bear imo.

[@mark97213]

simon Young You can't be serious. An Akita take a bear.... you're dreaming. Two Rot's would have a much better chance as two jaws are tough to defend against but not a bear... not a chance. You simply have no knowledge of a bear and how powerful they are. You have no idea what you're talking about do you?

[@lsalalliansanga824]

what simon meant was number 1 akita number two rot

[@ydkfinesser7450]

*national geographic British accent voice* here we have it guys as you can see the alarmed Rottweiler is alerted by the most dangerous yet savage bear species the "bear on scooter" the most deadly animal in the bear family

[@IaintTrynaGoOutLikeBIGnPAC]

Bahahahaa

[@hunterofdoges1198]

CLOROX BLEACH *David Attenborough voice*: "The bear on scooter is conscious that the rottweiler is no match for him, but to not risk injuries it proceeds forward, and then gives his back to the rottweiler. The dog, confused and intimidated by the bear on scooter display, would back off if it didn't have his human with. This situation is dangerous indeed."

[@gorkaaustin5306]

PandaYT Gamer Most dangerous next to the Dancing Bear with a Fez.

[@mollygray6967]

JustAnotherGuy OnCommentsSection g

[@saintshaggy1372]

Plot twist: the bear is actually real and they both are plotting to kill the humans.

[@ambercoffey7701]

This is the perfect example to show people who try to say you're wrong when you say "waging does not always mean happy"

[@YoBadBurrito]

he's like but dad! he's on a 4 wheeler! !!! wtf??? lol

[@adamo7000]

he sounds like a V8 Engine HAHAHAHAHA

[@godlevel5495]

He stayed in front of his owner the whole time....had a Rottweiler when i was a kid, super loyal dogs love that breed

[@Jukkajknh]

Very good breed. I might get a puppy late summer 😁

[@houseofbeauties4386]

I lovee how the dog protects and stays with him master.

[@edwardguerrero7218]

something many people don't like to think about it that your Rott (or whatever breed you own) is there to die for you. I talking about real dogs man not a little poodle, they're just there to give you that extra time buffer to escape or arm yourself from people or other animals. then it is up to you to save his ass now that it was willing to lay his life for you. standing in one spot and just charging with the robot bear is not the right way to make a dog react the right way. you can really use this as training should the need ever arise.

[@holydoggo4822]

A lot of people have dogs to add to a family. :/

[@MrAutobogg]

+EDWARD GUERRERO Agreed. A person would not let a bear get that close. You should never turn and run but try to strafe away sideways to keep bear in your sights. They are more afraid of us. The dog is just protecting the owner. The owner's gun needs to stop a real bear encounter.

[@jibrilgichuhi3604]

Dogs are really nice like my rottweiler

[@user-rq4kf6dr7t]

Useless training, bear is bear, dog is dog, even this dog knows bear is a tough guy.

[@Jukkajknh]

how is it useless when dog alerts you that there is bear in th bushes?

[@garyshaw8449]

bro.. any dog is going to alert you if there is a big ass bear in the bushes.

[@applejackadventures9084]

Gary Shaw no labradors don't bark

[@hhgrahn]

Zfast4y0u the bears can get scared of the barking i guess lo

[@noodlelover120]

THE LPS QUEEN yes they do mine does a lot of times because it looks like a Rottweiler but black

[@SOMUSIC1]

the dog understood that he was up against something strong, but stands his ground and never left his owner ...as we can see by the leash on the ground the dog did not run!! id be proud to own a dog that stood his ground and did not leave his owner in a first encounter.......congratulations.

[@ajlawton]

Definitely on the money in a nut shell

[@keaganburk6573]

when the dog barks, is there a growling and some snarling mixed in

[@allforpets343]

Rottweiler guardian king

[@Jukkajknh]

:)

[@allforpets343]

:)

[@sunilkumar-jo8yw]

Real Dog Supreme doberman

[@mikefellows3901]

Rotties are the best !

[@The1towatchout4]

Very cool. Much better than putting a real life bear in a stressed out situation.

[@MissTia777]

That bear is a damn TOY!

[@Antonina547]

This dog is cute af 😍😍😍😍

[@KM-px8cs]

That's the first time i've seen a Rottie actually afraid of something. Bears are truly a universal fear.

[@davidm4677]

Hi wasn't afraid,you dont know much about dogs behavior!

[@KM-px8cs]

Fuck off, don't tell me what the fuck I know. He was afraid and displaying defensive behavior. He wasn't quite sure what to make of what he was seeing. I know a lot about dogs (since I've studied them for over 10 years) and I can tell by the body language displayed that there was insecurity and fear more than once. The rottie tried to play it off though.

[@davidm4677]

"He wasn't quite sure what to make of what he was seeing'(thats truth but)!Yet hi was afraid haha!This dog wasn't even afraid 1time in this video.You need to quite you study as i have know rotties for good 20yrs and im telling you full insecurity of your body language!

[@KM-px8cs]

David M LOL

[@davidm4677]

Better quite your study as after10yrs you can't even tell difference between curious playful behavior and fear behavior!Its just sad!

[@gamingwolf2783]

Everyone gangsta until bear starts doing gangsta type drifts

[@Jukkajknh]

😁

[@WeirdMinnesotaGuy]

Dogs are NOT scared of bears. They are, however, terrified of bears on skateboards.

[@solaydbak]

Dog tried to be tough, but he backed away from the "bear" several times.

[@Jukkajknh]

yes he did. but didnt leave his human

[@Mal4de]

solaydbak Dude... A fucking bear on wheels! It freaked him out for sure!

[@Ek-G]

Yeah i still don't understand why he/she doing that going forward then backed , i have rose she is 6 months she do the same when we play or when i try to make her anger to see how she will react , is that something normal with rott's or they take as play time ?

[@keshon79]

Spirit lol

[@ricardokliwoodclimaco3098]

If it was a Fila Brasileiro or a Dogo Argentino his toy ever was - Fila attacks to the wildest devil

[@jenstobias4855]

Fuck the dogo the rot would tear that bitch a new ass

[@siy8230]

Also the Japanese or the bigger American Akita. Also a Kangol I reckon would be able to see off a bear. Akitas have that in their genes

[@TheAssasin2525]

That dog sizes up the bear, realizes it's too much for him to handle... then turns around to look at its owner as if to say... "Dad, I'm ready to run if you are-just tell me when!"

[@Jukkajknh]

Heh true 😁

[@huguenot67]

That's the best trained bear I ever saw!!!!!

[@GRIMRAJ]

hows Tibetan mastiff breed very few ppls try it dunno why but i would love to see their behaviors and response .

[@PLATOON72]

dogs are cowards by nature, they does not attack you, unless you are afraid or a woman or a child or they are in a pack. Large felines are much better.

[@Billswiftgti]

+PLATOON72 my dogo argentino is so coward that he doesn't even see what the threat is, he just rushes and destroyes.

[@PLATOON72]

Billswiftgti let it with this fake bear and see lol

[@Billswiftgti]

+PLATOON72 lol I can let him with a real bear and he will still go hunt. I am not saying he will kill it but he will try to kill anything. Till now he only succeeded with cats,rats and hedghogs. But I really dont like killings I strongly discourage him.

[@GRIMRAJ]

+PLATOON72 dogs are not coward they just dont take risk of fighting where opponent is different animal but yea when they are required to protect behavior will change no matter wat dog breed it is i m aure of it . ^^

[@artisfu9]

Wow...all bark and no bite! He found out the leash was let go and PUNKED out!

[@fukkyougod]

Gerald McCarter man shut the up that dog has more guts than you do.

[@purplecactus2939]

My dog was sitting by me and she started tilting her head when she heard this 😂 I can’t express how much I love her ❤️

[@Jukkajknh]

Say hello to your dog from my dogs 😗

[@purplecactus2939]

@@Jukkajknh I will :)

[@NeerajNeeraj-zb3jq]

I won't expect my dog to go and fight there, he/she needs to be intelligent like this lad. Do the dog's job, stand ground with the only pack member he has here.

[@Jukkajknh]

Exactly. I woud not want my dog going too close and get killed.

[@MarkJones-gd3nt]

you kidding??even a small bear would have that dog for breakfast!

[@alvannpham]

+Mark Jones no shit. but rots are intelligent and protective. loud barking would probably be enough to scare the bear away

[@jkay4730]

you underestimate rotts

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

+Mark Jones I guess you don't hunt bears. Most bears will run from a single dog. But if the bear is cornered or has cubs, look out ! ! !

[@karelb1916]

Most wild animals don't like confrontation, even if they are very capable of fighting and killing.

[@boomcat4473]

+Jeffrey Wilberger You're not suggesting that a rott would actually have even teeny tiny chance against a Bear, are you? Because if you are, you're over-estimating the dog.

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

dogs are pack animals. To expect a dog to just launch itself at a larger creature that it has not eveer seen before is unrealistic and too demanding. How brave would any human be? Just remember, wolves(which are basically a species of wild dog) live side by side with bears all over the wildest parts of the north and don't fear them excessively. Wild dogs in Africa live amongst every kind of large predator and outsurvive all of them. India also has wild dogs which have been know to drive off and even kill adult tigers.

[@izftpvp822]

You have to remember how dogs made today were made to work with humans, natural selection for dogs doesn't really exist / is prevalent anymore. Dogs don't share really any of the same traits as their wolf ancestors. The whole "dominance myth" or "comparing dogs to wolves" makes about as much sense as comparing a human to an ape, it doesn't make really any sense.

[@Kottickid]

+Izft PvP No, it does. Traits don't just disappear from the the gene pool the second a new species is 'created.' And the parallel with humans and apes is false, because we didn't evolve from them, we shared a common ancestor with them and they have many traits we do.

[@spamwithrice]

A species of wild dog.....Dogs are descendants from wolves.....

[@tomandband]

the people saying the rottweiler should have attacked it are dumb to be honest. Any dog going up against a bear alone? That is suicide

[@dangart4855]

eyy lets go sooo true

[@CityofShamballah]

The dog was a good guardian. His or her sense of smell told her that the bear was not alive but still moving! Yet, as it was "alive" and approaching the dog tried to scare it off, but knowing something wasn't right it kept distance between itself and the bear.

[@Jukkajknh]

Thanks for watching 😗

[@OPHIOHANNAH]

Smart dog. He's being defensive and protecting his owner but is also smart enough to instinctively know that he can't win a fight against a bear. A dog with no fear can soon become a dead dog when attacking a powerful wild animal, and that does nobody any good at all.

[@ntdtv]

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[@Jukkajknh]

What email was that? I havent received any 😐

[@Jukkajknh]

Hi, Just noticed your comment again. What was your email about? I hope to hear from you soon 🙂

[@videopermission7089]

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[@videopermission7089]

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[@jx5hficus176]

@@videopermission7089 this seems like a scam lol

[@Game_Source]

This looks clever. It's a nice little set up to test bay dogs I guess. But this is not how you would test a dog that would actually be taking on a bear, and if people want to see a dog take on a bear, it wouldn't be a rott. It would be a American Pitbull, since people use American Pitbulls to battle large animals like bulls and bear in combat sports like bear and bull baiting even in this day and age. The American Pitbull was bred as a farm dog that would help farmers and protect them from large livestock animals, especially bulls. If a bull or whatever else tried to attack the farmer, the American Pitbull would take the large animal on and work to get it under control. That led to people using them to actually do battle with large animals like bears, wild boar, and even big cats like lions like certain books about the American Pitbull breed tell us. For more info and examples, read my comment below this one.

[@Game_Source]

For more info on the American Pitbull breed - www.dailymotion.com/video/xaf5xb_pit-bull-dog-breed-explained_animals If this was an American Pitbull, it would not be backing up and just barking at it. It would run in and take it on, and that's why the American Pitbull is the top dog for combat sports like bear baiting. Here is an example of Pitbulls taking on bears in combat sports - my.mail.ru/mail/mirjanik87/video/_myvideo/80.html There is no standing around or circling while barking. The Pitbulls go straight in and do battle. That's just how they've been bred. They are the greatest gladiators, athletes, and competitors that dominate combat sports and strength sports like weight pulling for a reason.

[@qwertyllama9441]

No one cares

[@Game_Source]

QwertyLlama People who hunt bears and people that participate in combat sports where dogs battle large animals like bears care.

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

+No KZbin Red People who hunt bears and people that participate in combat sports are Tiny Dick Syndrome sufferers. LOL

[@Game_Source]

tom jackson No, they are working people (if they hunt) and very competitive people who pride and respect great courage and ability. Do some of them have small penises? Maybe, I don't know, What, are you checking them or something? Not that it really matters anyway. Some have no penis (women are known to take part in hunting and combat sports as well. In fact, Queen Elizabeth enjoyed things like bear baiting and helped to set up the matches by giving bear trainers authority to confiscate any bear for matches.)

[@Aldiggy2000]

had it givin a big bear roar that dog would have been running

[@lilyanacerda7476]

that dog would be afraid like any other dog

[@christophernsmb300]

The dog is probably like “thats a weird looking elephant”😂

[@SalveMonesvol]

If it was a Dogo Argentino, a large Pit bull or an African Boerboels your RC toy would be ruined. Of course, they can't fight a real bear, but those races get really crazy if their master is in danger.

[@luisabitterli4792]

But the Bear (that is not real) didn't attack the owner! And Rottweiler is smarter than most Dogs!

[@SalveMonesvol]

***** I don't know that, but a dogo will fight a boar to defend its master even after being mortally wounded.

[@MOiSESFiFA15]

+SalveMonesvol dogos fight boars for hunting

[@Jukkajknh]

very loyal breed

[@swappedoutZ71]

Trust me a rott will get crazy too. Its all in the training for the most part, not many dogs are born a natural aplha badass. They have to be trained to bite. Any dog can be trained to be extremely vicious or violent. Given the time and resources, i could train a yorkie that would make a bear tuck tail and run. This rott is getting the hang of it but better training methods need to be used. Rott is confused because owner is standing still not giving off any sort of energy. The dog is looking for a cue to engage. The bear nor the owner are giving the proper cues. This dog is far from a wuss. Its just clueless in this situation thats all

[@MAV44444]

Rottweilers are powerful and smart beasts but they know they have no chance against a bear even though they will fight to protect the owner

[@aone3entertainment427]

that dogs thinking bro why the fuck are we still here lets go this bear on a go kart isnt fucking about

[@HalfLifeAMD]

this is a really cool way to test! if it was a real bear attacking the rottie would try its best to fuck the bear up. This video makes me miss mine, after 12 years I had to put him down a couple of months ago..sadness...

[@crispers702]

Its a fake bear,they can smell when is a real bear

[@HalfLifeAMD]

+crispers702 yes this is what I mean

[@crispers702]

+HalfLifeAMD Also we don't know how the dog would reacted after seeing the real size. im sure the dog would protect the owner if hes life depend on it. but cute dog

[@themacker894]

Yes. Lost mine after 10 years. They are absolutely fearless. Sure wish they didn't have such a high risk for cancer. Darn. Best dog I ever had.

[@HalfLifeAMD]

+The Macker yes the cancer is brutal!

[@riikkalaukkanen1170]

rakastan eläimiä!! meillä on ollut kanoja, lampaita ja ankkoja ja nyt on hevosia ja marsuja, koiria, kissa. 😀😍😄😃

[@Jukkajknh]

mukava eläinperhe :)

[@albertoperez172]

LMAO at 0:40 he's all like :Are you coming with me???

[@jmb120]

All bark, no bite.

[@svenschuler1284]

My dog would have broken the Teddy. . . .:D

[@zmelonz9464]

Sure it would have...

[@MMMatth]

Sven Schüler I think you’re mistaken pal...

[@tonyashton453]

Totally pointless if your going into bear country leave your beloved pet at home.Pack a. 357 magnum or pump action 12 guage with slugs.Anyone who thinks a windy Rottie is going to deter any bear let alone a pissed off grizzly with cubs is demented.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Tony Ashton *500 SW

[@LostCause36]

Thanks for posting! If the owner/poster would've made even a single emotional move like fear or sadness, that Rott would've attacked without order or question. Dogs are truly our greatest earthly friends.

[@Jukkajknh]

Chris Rolls jea I wasnt allowed to do anything. same thing with wolf test

[@zorans5200]

The dog knows that's a much more aggressive and stronger predator. But won't leave his owner,

[@Jukkajknh]

He would not leave me and I wouldnt leave him

[@zorans5200]

@@Jukkajknh exactly!

[@CenturianCornelious]

Wow, dogs are dumb.

[@Jukkajknh]

why?

[@CenturianCornelious]

That's not a real bear.

[@tguest37]

CCornelius well do you expect them to be clever?

[@CenturianCornelious]

Tony Guest I guess not. Their stupidity is part of their charm. I love dogs just the way they are, dumb and enthusiastic. : )

[@nathansexoticfish849]

CCornelius how

[@mawhulk]

Dog: AH SHIT, ILL FUCK THIS BEAR UP! HUMAN HOLD ME BACK! HOLD ME BACK! Human: *drops leash.. Dog: wtf

[@VinayTruth]

I think the dog knows that it's a fake bear. That's why it's waddling it's tail instead of being serious.

[@saeed0111]

they are fearless , i saw how rotties deal with bears , they are FEARLESS.

[@javisreef2807]

now I know where my dog gets his bark from.

[@vanlalfaka2918]

0:41 the dog was like "why did you let go? i wanted to look tough"

[@miguelmza]

your dogs hair spiked up, that shows he’s scared about the fight knowing he has a low chance of winning. but thats a very loyal dog that’s willing to protect his owner

[@Jukkajknh]

Yes he is scared but won't leave me 😗 thats why dogs are mans best friend

[@miguelmza]

Jukka jknh i know man, i got a rott my self

[@MrAXB3]

I’d be scared too if I saw that foul thing coming at me

[@melissaradden8270]

this rotti is very protective over it's humans awesome dog

[@TheAverageGamer_CJ]

The dog is looking at you thinking, bitch you gonna help me fight or what.

[@Jukkajknh]

true :)

[@isupportgenocide6276]

One day a bear on wheels chased me through the woods!!!! It was scary as HELL!!!!

[@jonathan6935]

That bark is goosebump imagine this dog is larger

[@Jukkajknh]

Check out my video bear test with two rottweilers. My younger rottie is growing huge, about 70kg (155lbs)

[@tw4152]

I dont think the rottie is as scared as everyone thinks. A dog will RUN AWAY if its truly scared, no matter the breed or size of dog. The right shit will make any dog run. His tail never really went between his legs. His bark never turned to a whimper except maybe once near the beginning. I dont think hes very scared, he just doesnt know what to do in this situation and is going off of instinct, as well as the owners reaction. He could be trained to stand his ground or he can be trained to attack. Even if the results might be bad, he will still attack if thats what he has been trained to do. And thats what makes dogs fearless

[@Jukkajknh]

Nicely put 👌

[@RohitKumar-hn4kq]

Roteviler trying to act smart but I think man should have wrestled with the bear

[@houarifitt7244]

He's not a real agressif rott because if he was he would attack directly that bear he's just a queeny rottweiler xD

[@Senator-KO]

There you go, "mans BEST friend" at it's finest!! Good dog!

[@Jukkajknh]

best friend indeed :)

[@SuperUncleRyan]

I have 3 dogs, one of which is a Jack Russel. She would not hesitate to go after that bear. Sure she would be eaten but her heart is much bigger than her brain. LOL She is sooo protective of me. I would love to have another Rottie but I wish it could have the heart of a JRT.

[@wowforreeel]

I'm guessing that dog is processing all sorts of confusing cues there. In other words probably would have a different reaction with real bear.