ROTTWEILER VERSUS BELGIAN MALINOIS PROTECTION TRAINING

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

That is the most athletic Rottweiler I've ever seen, I'm in love! Gorgeous, well trained dogs!

[@grampaflower]

You Can't Stop The Scout cuz it ain’t a pure bred, it’s definitely mixed

[@sippe3985]

thats how they should look like, not the fatty pets you see normally

[@grampaflower]

I have had multiple rotties. Current one is quite fit and has 30 lb over this dog at not even a year old. Obvious when there is another dog in the mix

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

grampaflower then I like this new Rottweiler-mix, I like the smaller, more athletic look.

[@sippe3985]

I also love he still has a tail and ears.

[@showmethedammovie]

Not only is this episode great. The guy interviewed is honest about his dogs and experiences. Props to him too.

[@KingOfficial308]

Drum juj

[@KingKong-yf2oj]

"He was in a situation where the family couldn't keep him anymore" is the most gentlemanly way to say it

[@capitanmission]

He is hard as fuck and the people who buyed a true working rottweiler said "holy shit"

[@absolutelyfookinnobody2843]

That's a pretty normal way of saying it. Don't make it sound like the person he got the dog from was shit. Some things actually happen that make it where you have to give something up like a dog. Doesn't mean they were bad just means they couldn't give the dog what it needs

[@Rip_Ripple]

@@absolutelyfookinnobody2843 facts. Years ago, I had a Rotty/German Shepard mix. I absolutely lived that dig but because of where I moved to couldn't keep him.

[@kabir1557]

I feel that the family expected the typical pet category Rottweiler but they got a proper high drive Rottweiler, something i aim to buy. Something similar happened to a friend who got a working line gsd.....but couldn't handle the dog. They have him away to the police force then.

[@willfoster4731]

Man that Rottweiler agility, speed, and power is crazy. That’s dam near a perfect dog!!!

[@mikelee486]

Will Foster exactly what mine was like only he was taller.... he was so agile so quick but still so powerful

[@ethandaknight]

Alot rottweillers power is head shape and breast shape, they're pecks are very wide and allows them to have very strong muscles on the front.

[@nileshsingh1146]

Ethan well said

[@dozerboy752]

Yea that’s a badass rott...

[@dozerboy752]

Stefano Dawg oh stfu...your dogs don’t look like that

[@Bogdan-ez4gd]

It is 2am and this video makes me wanna go outside with my Rott and train him. Luca is simply amazing! Great interview.

[@bambomango9427]

That rottweiler is a piece of art

[@zjenji]

Very, very impressed with that Rottweiler.

[@treideca44]

wow ... this Rott is definitely the ultimate dog! Every owner have to see this ... this is how a Rottie should look like.

[@andyquin78]

I had a rottweiler and he was 130 - 140lbs. Looking at Luca, I realy like his smaller, more agile frame. I would like to see that body type become a more common option when it comes to rottweilers. I think it greatly improves the dog. All the great qualities and stopping power of a rottweiler with the agility and speed of a malinois. I use to have a hard time getting my rottie into the car. Had to pick up his hind legs. Also saw some one else with a rottie doing the same thing. Luca's athletic but with the stopping power of a heavy weight. There's no way my rottie could run and jump like that. I exercise him a lot and he never had the speed or jumping ability Luca has. Thats cool! Awsome dog!

[@soobwon]

YES! It's so nice seeing Rottweilers that are just a tad bit smaller, but still holds as much power. People nowadays are ruining the breed, making their head way bigger, or their snouts shorter.

[@strengthwarehouse1213]

I think this was your best host so far. Awesome episode 👍🏼

[@pdet1951]

I have a Belgium Malinois “Spock”. He is six years old now but still very active. I am a senior and wanted a dog to keep me active, he has done that. I have had dogs my whole life, Spock is the smartest and most athletic dog that I ever had. He can jump from standing still over a four foot wall. Nothing amazes me what he can do.

[@Loogiemistress]

Respect the work he's putting into those beautiful dogs - stunning video!

[@nalabear97]

Damn, all these comments talking about that handsome Dottie but Guapo, that Malinois looks breathtaking, so confident and powerful.

[@glik9792]

That's the nicest rott I've ever seen

[@darkmesser1296]

glik9 all rottweilers are nice but it's all about the owner , mine is actually pretty sweet and he loves kids soo much , as he said if you handle him correctly he is a great dog

[@glik9792]

I just really love this rotts leaner build.

[@mikelee486]

glik9 mine was like this, he was slightly bigger in terms of height but he was very very lean and agile. He died couple months back.

[@UNsupremeJose]

darkmesser 12 they’re not talking about facial looks lol. They’re talking about his body not anything you mentioned

[@bravodrottweiler]

glik9 do have a look on my rott. Thanks

[@roelthas]

It's great to see such an athletic Rottie. I would prefer his size for the breed as a whole. Many large breeds go the bigger/bulkier is better way only for their detriment.

[@MattPayne1]

Agreed. Health over size or bad standards.

[@god1284]

@@MattPayne1 A 120 lbs rott is normal, not unhealthy

[@songokussj3966]

I agree, I’d take a lean athletic 75 lb rottie over a heavier bigger rottie

[@mikedelay8373]

A Rottweiler is suppose to be a medium to large dog! Not a giant breed

[@tacosalesman7544]

It's nice to see a Rottweiler with a tail for once.

[@dirkdiggler6082]

Taco Salesman hes french

[@k.doolittle2473]

I went to a CKC conformation show this weekend.There were a lot of tails and ears.I'm also happy to see the change. .

[@peterjet44]

K.Doolittle when did they ever crop Rottweiler ears?

[@tristanjackson4444]

Peter Davis there talking about tail docking not ear cropping

[@danny7189]

Taco Salesman my Rottweiler has it’s tail

[@honeyblinks_2283]

oooooooh LUCA! That Rottweiler is exactly why I fell in love with this breed for big dogs. They have such a Regal vibe to them and they just look so strong and the coats! *squeals* I'm such a fangirl over Rotts

[@GAM5FAM]

Love this channel! Another awesome video! That rott is ripped!!!!

[@taylordaugherty2590]

Luca is very good conditioned and is naturally a beautiful dog I enjoyed this and learned some things I didn’t know about the rots

[@redsiberian]

That's the most well trained Rott I've ever seen Its very smart and tip top shape I'm extremely impressed

[@theevilasylum9364]

Rotties will always be my favorite.

[@angelaequestrian7465]

Rottweilers and German shepherds are the kings of all dogs

[@angelaequestrian7465]

Rotties are not hard headed!!!!!!there easy to train the is smartness leader board

[@angelaequestrian7465]

1.german Shepherd 2.rottweiler 3.yorkie 4.belgian malinois

[@angelaequestrian7465]

And Rottweiler picks up things fast and rottie loves to do things on there own as well.

[@imnotatroll8007]

Angela Boyette I don’t think that’s right .. pretty sure everywhere I’ve looked it says the border collie is the smartes , forties not even top 5

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Bite force can be increased by feeding raw so they exercise jaw muscles on crunching bones. The fittest Rotti I have seen,lovely dog. The Malinois like Border Collies are very high drive and really need a job and to train/work daily . Trick work will help tire dogs mentally. Great video. Thank you :)

[@debbylou5729]

I’ve had a couple of Rottweilers, my all time favorite breed. I’m surprised a rottie can compete with a malinois in agility. I never had a problem with stubbornness, but a never taught through pressure. My uncle was a real horse whisperer and taught his horses by ‘gentling’ them. Let their love for you compel them. Let your time together in joy, compel them

[@debbylou5729]

No exorcism jokes😮

[@davidthomas4022]

Lovely looking Rottie, but Malinois is by far my favourite breed. Looks more striking than a German shepherd, energetic, hard working, easily trainable. I love them

[@RichWitGame]

Another awesome 'Dogumentary'. Dogumentary TV IMHO, is the only channel on KZbin that does justice to the ancient and storied partnership between Man and Dog. Keep up the good work. P.S. would love to see more on Dogo Argentinos, Boerboels and Central Asian Shepherds.

[@apsiTV]

Just came across this video. I did a lot of Schutzhound work in the 90’s when I was in the Army. Had 2 Rotties and 1 was definitely aggressive while the other was more relaxed but both were stubborn yet fun to work. Great to see and hear your breakdown of the breed. I miss owning them and watching them work. My dogs loved to work and we’re amazing around my kids at the time. Awesome video.

[@huvang8329]

Perfect rottweiler. I would love to have one that looks and runs like this one.

[@Asuma492]

I like this guy he's very honest.

[@rickr9504]

The Malinois is the best dog I have ever had, and I had a few working dogs. I miss my malinois to this day, and he passed in 2014. I never had a dog since.

[@jemmatalcott2150]

I will always have a rottweiler in my home. Great family dogs and definitely a fearless breed😊

[@therealkingfrances3242]

*THANK YOU SO MUCH DOGUMENTARY TV ! ALWAYS BRINGING THE BEST BREED DOCUMENTARIES!!! 🐺*

[@rosstaylor5384]

When I saw the thumb nail and title of this video I was so excited

[@UNsupremeJose]

That’s what a working Rottweiler should look like !!! Not none of thane face bully rotts

[@mikelee486]

Jose Perez yeah people have mixed in too much mastiff to make them huge..like you said with bullys to make their snout dead short

[@drm9397]

@monu2619993 You're right about breed standard, but the Rott in the video is very, very small. 75lbs. is a big pitbull and a dwarf Rottweiler.

[@stickyblicky11]

@monu2619993 India doesn't know shit

[@yohancemosley4470]

monu2619993 no one use the India breed standards Germany and USA breed standards a rot should be between 110 and 130

[@Pooh762]

Gunman 2177 a dog should be functional first & foremost . Whether he’s over 100 pounds or not doesn’t matter and most of if not all of the dogs that weigh 100+ pounds can’t outwork him . They’re probably far more likely to be heat-sensitive , slower and less agile than Luca .

[@EternalParadiseSys]

I grew up with a Rottie/GSD mix, Captain, and he looked a lot like Luka. The only major difference is the tail, Cap’s was docked, and he had a bit of a longer nose from the GSD. But I loved him so much and I’d love to at least have another Rottie. They’re great dogs

[@greypatch8855]

I have a mal. Shes my service dog. Shes amazing! I'm sold on the breed. I'm really big on challenging her mentally. Love my pup

[@OriginalAustinOblivion]

My pup is about 1.5 years old and is a wee bigger than he is supposed to be at his age. He is a HUGE mal, and 😂 I trained him by doing 200 Meter sprints. Quite the character they are, but they're also very protective of their owners.

[@eire7837]

@@OriginalAustinOblivion Em how much does your Mal weigh?, my boy seriously was 120lbs @Two year's old, 28 inches at withers. He carried around 4×8's in the yard like they were tooth pik's. A truly amazing breed of dog.

[@woozy9112]

Austin Cryan yeah I’ve always gotta be doing something with mine just to burn his energy shit, I’m just waiting for him to turn like 2 years olds so finally fucking calms down 😂

[@rottsandspots]

A friend has just bought a malli to train as his service dog. Mine is a Rottweiler. Both breeds excel at the job BUT only for the right handler.

[@kaboom362]

@dogumentaryTV That was an awesome video. I would love to hear that expert's narrative on the Cane Corso. The Handler is spot-on with the descriptions. Very observant to find detail. Awesome video man!

[@tictocbang7443]

That Rottie is magnificent. Great video!

[@shaunawatson2312]

What a great, informative doco. So nice to see someone explain Rotties sensitivity for once. Lovely dogs

[@deftonenations303]

French Ring Rottie!! 😍😍😍 He is stunning.

[@LizardMane]

i dont understand what that is?

[@fordguyfordguy]

Wow, what a nice video - Really appreciate Oscar's knowledge and experience, and ability to share his ideas.

[@OscarMorak9s]

Andrew Johnson thanks!

[@kingx8910]

That Rottwieller is probably the best I’ve seen

[@rm5238]

👌By far my favorite comparison so far!👌 That Rottie though, 🥜's in a good way! This channel always gets it done.

[@nelsonflores4469]

Well done guys !!! so impressed Rottweiler I hope we can create this line of working Rott for us.

[@ADOGGBOY]

I love both breeds, but in truth we both know what this is, Apple's and Oranges both breeds have great skill sets BUT it is unfair to compare them, as they are very different dogs. Each with their own unique strengths. Thank you.

[@wspfoo149]

What a way to put it, perfect. One is pure speed one is pure power. It really is all about what you want the dog to do

[@brockdarr]

Oscar, the both canines are beautiful. Great job and thanks for sharing.

[@drpritamsms]

That's the best, and the fittest Rottie i've ever seen.. Superb..

[@darlenefloyd1398]

Your Rottweiler looks so much like my Lexi!! ❤ Everyone is always impressed with her behavior! Thank you for helping bring more awareness of this sweet, beautiful breed!!

[@sagar1683]

I've a rottweiler just like this. He is also smallish and very agile. He can give tough competition to terriers in killing rats. Very big on prey drive. Never tried bite work with him but I know he'll do good in that too.

[@M00_be-r]

Just to respond to some people pointing out how fit this rottweiler is ...this how they should look like if it doesn t you need to spend more time with youre Rotti. btw great dogs in the video and Oscar was nice to listen too )

[@tomask84]

Well, generally I agree that any dog needs to be kept in good shape. But, standard weight of rottie is around 110lbs and this was historically due to the dogs purpose... The fact that dog sport (namely the speed and precision aspect) changes requirements recently, means that you'll get more lighter rotties with faster reflexes and reactions... Question is - are we changing now what the standards are?There are 2 main branches of breeding - sport and dog show, the second suits the standard more. I'm for the sport option too BTW. So peace 😉

[@jizzypuff]

@@tomask84 110 pounds is still really light for a rottie. Mine is 115 and he is extremely lean and sprints really fast for his size.

[@nickkrogulski7761]

I have 165 pound male akc Rottweiler an a 85 pound male at 8 months old Akc an 100 pound female akc good citizen / emotional support dog love this breed great with kids n wife Super protective breed

[@countrygirlxo7188]

Rottweilers are the BEST! And so handsome 💕😍

[@DayoftheJakeL]

My Mali is super in tune. Always putting a read on strangers and sensing my body language. If he is sus he'll let you know! So I dont think that's just a rott thing.

[@OscarMorak9s]

Jake Ledbetter I agree 100% I was more so speaking on my dogs. Icon the young pup in the video will be a little more like Luca. A good dog is a good dog.

[@johnd3224]

same my mal sees things b4 i do :} @@OscarMorak9s

[@imperialrottweiler5167]

I lived with many of the Rottweiler dogs of the Malinois and the German Shepherds together personally I find that the rottweilers are the most affectionate far more than the Malinois the German Shepherd is frankly also very affectionate and tender when I cried both my Rottweiler and my two shepherds Germans rushed on me and he was kissing me a lot of kisses especially the femmel rottweiler who did not let go, the Malinois could be affectionate but not as much as the rottweiler and the German shepherd who are the best dogs in the world

[@god1284]

He'll be good at among us

[@AlystarMckenneh]

Thank you. You are great at explaining things in an easy to understand way.

[@olyjfitness]

Love the rott. I have a rott 75% and pit 25% . Parents both rott but. Grandparents rott n pit. Hes about 75lbs too. Super athletic. Very very strong and so easy to train. Very clever and loyal too

[@Sabot46290]

What a wonderful expose of both breeds by someone knowledgeable, experienced and able to accurately compare the two in terms of temperament and abilities. How refreshing to see some great sportwork, beautiful dogs and sensible, down-to-earth talk that does not remotely touch the petparent/furbaby realm as so many other dog-related videos are wont to do these days. SoCal sportdog folks are lucky to have this guy around! Hope to see you and your dogs at Nationals and World!

[@OscarMorak9s]

Sabot46290 thank you very much!

[@06TLforlife]

If only all Rottweilers looked like this. Great job!

[@drebodollaz3504]

You need to get one from a working line and then put in the love and work to keep them fit

[@nileshsingh1146]

Drebo Dollaz , agreed ,u have 53 ,54 kg working line / ipo high drive rotty that are amazing ,Luca is great but those ipo euro rotty kick serious ass

[@mikejones1258]

@@drebodollaz3504 u know any working kennels or breeders

[@68chill3r]

Wow both beatiful dogs!! never saw a rottweiler that athletic!

[@HamztaZ]

Professionally well put together and informative. I have a 11 week old mal.. and everything he said is accurate about their behavior. Next dog is a rottie

[@donnelloliver2521]

Best looking rottie I’ve seen. The way they should look‼️

[@greekhiphopevents]

Who's here for the Rottweiler comments?

[@huvang8329]

Me. That rott is crazy beautiful

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

I'm here MAKING the Rottweiler comments!

[@qubadmalik1]

GREEK HIP HOP EVENTS me toooooooo

[@javastorm3282]

I love me a Rottie

[@miacloud3061]

GREEK HIP HOP EVENTS iiii

[@bruciekibbutz4698]

That rottweiler is in amazing shape. Good to see one how it is supposed to be, not like alot of them that are simply overweight

[@Quest4Unknown]

Both lovely breeds! Your Rotti is so beast! I am have had German Shepherds and now have a 6 week old Silver Tip German Shepard X Belgian Malinois

[@vivekkumar-td6bb]

Grate comparison between two dogs...i had never seen before......really outstanding !

[@aktanakhmetov]

Very good, quality video, thanks for the insights about the differences of working traits of the breeds.

[@TheWizzkid67]

That is a fantastic looking rottie. Love the shape and size.

[@whitneykworkman]

I love these types of videos! I would love to have you do a video series with protection trainer, something really in depth.. these are so cool!

[@staceystrukel1917]

My two favorite breeds! I currently have a malinois mix and am looking for another Mal. In a year or two I pray for a rottie while my husband prays for a cane. We will see what the universe brings us. Toround out the sizes every house needs a dachshund, toughest dog in the world.

[@donniep8996]

This video is very informative thank you. I like these longer videos with more information

[@macewindu6952]

I love this video because it shows off the strength and weakness of both breeds! there is no PERFECT dog, you can't possibly say that a rottweiler is superior to a malinois, nor the other way around. they are both powerful and awesome in different ways.

[@MrLew1965]

Oh Boy..That Rotty is a black pack of dynamite !! Good looking Dog & Luv tat tail !!

[@kaseycesena3430]

I've never owned a Belgium but I've been around them I'm a disabled vet T.B.I my rehabilitation was in Colorado I joined the army in 2009 1st platoon A Co 126 they can be scary dogs lol and bunch of endurance in them too I was shocked over the strength these dogs have

[@isme333]

Awesome video. That rottie is SOOOOO nice. Supper cut and agile looking.

[@randolphsantos4629]

Rotti❤️👌🏽 Thanks for the video!

[@ryanmorrison340]

very very informative! some of the things he said ill put into practice. another great video!

[@gailgreenberg6953]

I've had rotties for 23 years and have done French ring with them all...My first, Leader, was much like Luca, a smaller dog. We went up to French Ring2 together. He was the most fabulous dog. No one could have possibly gotten near me to hurt me. Since then I've had a few males and 2 females. The males got through the Brevet and worked on Ring 1. the father had to stop because he was sooooooooo chill, the son continued until he died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 4. I still have a female, born here, who is over 12. I also have a GSD with enormous prey drive. I must say I really prefer rottweilers!

[@sincitygardens7976]

I'm glad you made this video cause i wasn't sure which one to get a rott or a Mal I'm looking for a guard dog/ family dog , something I can take hiking off leash and hve complete control over. High energy. I'm sold thanks for all the information I'm getting a rott !! Now I just have to find a breeder and a trainer

[@PeteCrumble]

that must be one of the finest Rottweilers I've seen in a while! Great shape too!

[@Ton-gm3lf]

Excellent video, very balanced opinion, obviously a very skilled trainer. Thank you🙏

[@Annie5825]

I just love the versatility of Rottweilers. They can be so sweet and gentle with kids and small animals. They can make excellent therapy dogs.

[@MrYodeezy]

Nicest Rottweiler ive ever seen.

[@jamesburns9382]

Excellent vid - I’m a ROTT Lover ,have four now , momma and three of her pups 1 male and two females. Taking classes to be a trainer now. Was wondering what the difference was between these breeds. Thanx for pointing them out . I must say, since I have really started getting involved with the training etc. I am very impressed with the malonois breed and their agility. Had a Rott for my dog most of 27-30yrs. Just as a companion or pet dog . Nice to hear someone who knows- you have to be a positive trainer not so much a compulsive trainer or they WILL let you know ,they do tend to push back if they feel like they’re being unjustly punished or you didn’t give them enough time to understand what you were asking. Awesome comparison. The Rottweiler May be the calmer all around but they are still not for the inexperienced or someone who is not willing to give them a bunch of their time

[@JonathanMosesK9]

Awesome video. I was hoping you would do a video with elevated canine. This is great

[@f.mazz.459]

Beautiful Rottweiler [Luca]! Lean and muscled, don't see too many built like that. Very, very nice looking dog - I luvs me Rotties!

[@TheSamugz08]

my God! Luca is breathtaking

[@dkoriss1]

soooo nice that you don't strictly stay on the sport side but you work real scenarios as well, I wish all trainers would do the same and protection dogs would explode in to the whole new world. Sport training ONLY, leads to the a potential that vary from true guard and defence dog to a dog that ONLY pretends guarding and defense and THE ONLY THING CARES ABOUT IS TO PLAY WITH A RUG SLEEEVE And flight away when a real threat appears. Going in to realistic scenarios though will ensure that the dog NOT ONLY HAS THE DRIVES(defense, fight, courage, confidence) REQUIRED FOR GUARD AND PROTECT JOB but also is trained how to deal better with it. Once again good for you my friend.

[@chrismeakes311]

ok i have had rottweilers for the past 30 years and think that they are the best dog ever however when using them in this type of environment and even with giving them supplements for their bones and joints they will get problems earlier rather than later ..with either arthritis or their joints causing them to put on weight because of lack of exercise.. that are in a lot of pain so drastically cuts their life expectancy ...if they are to have a healthy life a more subtle pace is better for them although I'm not saying dogs don't enjoy what you're doing they really do !!! I have been working recently with 3 belgian mallanoise and they are really a superior dog as they last much longer are generally more fit intelligent and loyal I think what you have done with all you're dogs is fantastic good luck with them

[@deonnawilliams4903]

Jesus when the camera went down the rottiie, that one amazing looking dog.

[@MLKusername]

I love the smaller Rottweiler. The focus on creating functional dogs is excellent.

[@arnabiarnab3037]

Wow.... That Rottweiler is a beauty..... The muscle on him is crazy

[@ytonsaybin991]

Rottweilers just make me happy omfggg

[@neyzanmaldonado4373]

Haha for real they make me feel strong and they else melt my heart

[@bluee_auroraa]

I'm planning on living by myself and I want to get a rottweiler, my family had since i was very little ♡

[@BudgetGainsByJJ]

Alex M did you get one? Hope you did they will protect you with their lives!!

[@brittanyfogarty2198]

My mal was a rescue but I think he was used in bite work as he knows what a tug and catch pillow are. When I had an aggressive relative come in the house without permission yelling and threatening he jumped with in to protect me, he brought him down and kept him there until I called help

[@tm536]

I will never be tired of watching dog training video.

[@albussd]

Thanks for your honesty about the not so flattering points about the Rottweilers. One certainly needs to be on their toes around a Rott. It is only cos of this temperament characteristic of a Rott that I am very apprehensive about getting one. It seems that their stubbornness is a point of concern and once they see something they wanna go after, they just can't seem to hear your stop command. Btw that's one fit Rott! I prefer a smaller, agile and strong to a huge, slow one.

[@Rhamlin7]

Very sharp, unbiased truthful opinion, he also knows his stuff

[@indiantechnologydesifarmin5392]

Fully trained dogs 🐶🐕 love both breeds. Love from India🇮🇳

[@Thetequilashooter1]

Both dogs are beautiful. You’re a lucky guy to work with such beautiful animals.

[@j.elizabeth4621]

Really glad to see protection services keeping their dogs in such great confirmation and training to fit personality.

[@nica6704]

Great video, Love his Rott, I have 2 males they are brothers, They protect my house and guard my wife as Im a oil field worker, Love them as they were my childs.

[@cajunhustle5128]

That Rott is BEAUTIFUL!

[@caylastandifird9497]

The content is always so fresh and informational! Also can we all just appreciate that the Mal is so fit you can see his ribs on inhale.

[@dirkdiggler6082]

Cayla Standifird hes a long distance runner