Things Not To Say To "Dangerous" Dog Owners (And Their Dogs)

[@whyainthedie3565]

When one of the dogs sneezed I legit said bless u

[@emmakelley4691]

I say "bless you" every time my pittie sneezes

[@lolarivera2697]

I was kinda mad no one said bless you 😂

[@fleurdervs]

I always say "bless you" to my pets when they sneeze 😂

[@kimwade9207]

Same

[@tamyx2871]

Why ain’t he die Your profile picture makes this 100x better

[@tywillis2395]

I have been attacked (or nearly been so) several times by dogs... they were Huskies. Know why I don't hate Huskies? The ones that attacked me had shit owners or came from horrible owner earlier in their life.

[@kathryn9497]

Thank you for understanding that it wasn't the breed and stupid people

[@paolamoreno4862]

We need more people like ya

[@emilienatalie8635]

It's always the owners fault. With behavioural problems in any animal

[@cmenabled4192]

I have never been attacked by a dog but i had a pit bull who wasn't even visious and people hated her just because of her breed

[@bongowrld]

Are you OK from the attacks?

[@ellie-pm9hp]

My dog got attacked once, I don’t blame the dog that hurt her, I blame the owner. He told me how the dog was a rescue...I often saw him walking with his dog and being extremely loud, harsh and disciplining the dog really badly. I thought to myself, that dog was a rescue and if you really want her to become disciplined, then she needs love not hate

[@ophiuchusoversoul1785]

its a combination of factors but the biggest issue is ignorance on breed traits and how to train ones dog. If someone gets a pointer and expects it not to be really hyper and chase birds constantly, thats just ignorance. Great, you love the breeds look, but do you know what your favorite breed NEEDS or are you expecting the dog to simply ignore what it was bred for and live in that tiny ass apartment bored 8 hours a day full of pent up energy? People blow my mind when they think its 'just a dog' and hundreds of years of putting the best bird dog with another great one doesnt figure into the equation.

[@kiipiou8229]

That isnt right. Dogs dont understand whats wrong or right unless you make it clear to them. If they artack another dog you dont treat them with kindness. They need love but not when they need to be disciplined

[@ellie-pm9hp]

kiipiou i don’t agree, instead of shouting at her all the time and being rough with the dog, yanking on her lead etc, he needs to be strict but also give the dog love and attention when she was being well behaved. You can’t fix a dog who is petrified of the outside world by hurting them

[@kiipiou8229]

@@ellie-pm9hp its just simple discipline. So you disagree shouting or punishing a dog for attacking someone ir another dog is the right thing to do? They are not going to learn if you praise and love them for everything they do. Being strict is one thing but when they actually do end up biting, being strict is too late. You need to show them its wrong by at least raising your voice. If hes shouting or hitting her for no reason, i get it. But if a dog needs to be punished then you would need to. Most people tank on dog leads when walking past another dog or they are not going where they should be

[@ellie-pm9hp]

kiipiou no, what I’m saying is, I have never seen this man praise his dog. the fact that the dog was a rescue it’s clear that she was only attacking my dog to protect herself, after doing something like that you do have to (to a certain extent) tell them off, but shouting and being extremely harsh to the dog all the time, for doing something she naturally does, is not right, she needs praise too, love and kindness would get her way further than hate would.

[@Andy_1777]

“Put that dog on a lead” I can stand behind that. All dogs should be on a leash unless there’s a sign saying they can be off a leash. Plain and simple, no accidents happen regardless of breed or size.

[@yhap]

Agreed 100%, and that goes for large breeds all the way to small little dogs. Because if someone is walking their reactive dog on a leash responsibly, and someone else’s dog runs up and gets hurt or worse, I bet they won’t be happy about it. It’s the responsible thing to do.

[@Andy_1777]

@@yhap Exactly, that’s why I decided to write my comment. I have a fearfully reactive dog who gets walked on a leash always, she’s never off leash. If another dog was walking off leash in an area where off leash dogs aren’t permitted and they approach my dog and they get attacked by my dog, then sadly it’s their loss not mine.

[@PixieoftheWood]

Yeah, her acting offended by that seemed dumb to me, because I've seen people say that for any dog off leash whether large or small. Because, you know...it's the law that you have to have a dog on a leash in public places.

[@haraldvonhinten8921]

People shouldn't be allowed to own pets peroid. You could make exceptions for farmers, hunters and sick people who need an assistance dog but other than that, pets need to vanish from society.

[@tyronelorenzovalentio3414]

@@haraldvonhinten8921the most sensible answer

[@Cieltee22]

*Lionel sneezes* Bless you.

[@nakidoodles5645]

Cieltee i was scrolling through comments, saw this then he sneezed. Lol

[@cliptic2222]

My dog was killed by a dangerous dog, or essentially killed by one. There was this one German Shepard that always barked at my dog viciously and he would always bark back. One day my grandma was walking him, and the German Shepard found a way out of the fence and darted straight towards him. He bit him everywhere. On his back, tail and even head. The next time I saw him he was covered in stitches and had to wear a cone over his head. About 2 or 3 days later he was put to sleep. I cried the rest of the day and for the next month. My grandma had also died recently which made me feel worse. I just wish I could've been there to help him... If you read the whole thing, thank you. I kept this a secret for a really long time and I felt like I should share this.

[@snail7519]

Im sorry for you!

[@aislingjoyce4819]

RIP 💕

[@ella4ever965]

That’s really horrible but please don’t take it out on a whole breed of dog

[@jaydutta7711]

@Cool Kid I'm so sorry for your loss. May the God give you more strength to over come your sorrow ness quickly. Losing a pet is like losing a person from a family 😳

[@faxx8832]

Same happened to my dog but a bulldog attacked it

[@anastasijac.r8732]

I ask "does it bite?" About small children , because I've been bitten more by them than by 'dangerous' dogs

[@talonthepyro1284]

😂

[@alie2369]

HELLOiAMaHOSEOKstan truuuuueeeee

[@jojooooooo7]

HELLOiAMaHOSEOKstan Sorry I need to say this but... ARMY!!

[@anastasijac.r8732]

DONT BE SORRY , WE ARE FAMILY

[@btsgot7ofexosjams29]

😂😂lol yes! also aRMY!!

[@louisesalg7762]

To say „put it on a leash“ is totally fine and actually important because some people are just afraid of dogs no matter if they are big or small. One of my Mates is terrified of dogs so I put mine on the lesh when he is around and then everything is fine My mate knows that my dog does no harm but if you have a fear than you have a fear and It is only kind and well mannered to put you animal on the leash if you see someone who is frightened by the animal

[@baguettegott3409]

Thank you. I've always been really scared of dogs and the amount of people that just... lecture the crying child in front of them on how she's "overreacting, he doesn't bite" instead of putting the dog on a leash... it's really astounding. People get offended when I'm scared of their dogs, they don't understand it at all and make no attempt to.

[@jamesbw2]

I dont have a dog but I walk a lady's from my village and if I see any dog coming towards us ( me, my dad and the dog) I will get my dad to take the leash. Like what if they like eat each other or some. Idk I'm an idiot tho

[@cahan557]

You should always have a dog on the leash if you are in a public place, your dog could decide one day that it doesn’t like a child and attack it or it could approach another dog who tries to rip your dogs throat out, regardless your dog should always be on a leash

[@alixwaddington5570]

@@cahan557 Isn't that unfair on the dog then. The dog who you would basically be imprisoning. I'm not saying that you shouldn't be considerate of the people around you. I know first hand with a friend who needs therapy. However, as a dog owner it's ok to give your dog a bit of freedom as long as you can mature and responsible on picking when and where.

[@cahan557]

Amelie Waddington well if you think keeping a dog on a leash is imprisonment, surely owning one and confining it to your home should also be morally questionable to you? Im not saying that you cant ever let your dog off, just not in a public place (place where other people are or are likely to be)

[@bluejayfinch]

I've had more injuries from my chihuahua/yorkie than my staffie. To be clear, I've never had any(and don't expect to get any)injuries from my staffie.

[@Meme-if2cv]

yet.

[@jonathansimmons7866]

Staff ones are like the least aggressive dog just because they have muscly builds

[@Meme-if2cv]

Jonathan Simmons They are dangerous when they attack.

[@ewarat4299]

+Me the Jubilee Every dog is dangerous when they attack

[@Meme-if2cv]

JayDaWolf Pit Bulls are more dangerous than Rottweilers, more than Goldens, than chihuahuas, than fox terriers, than labs. Other breeds that are as dangerous as pit bulls are presas canario, dogos argentinos, fila brasileros, tosa inus, cimarrones uruguayos and so on.

[@kclizard9241]

“He says his dog doesn’t bite” “What is, it got teeth don’t it?”

[@Chitterbug_]

KC Lizard I’ll take white people for 200 lol

[@itfcitfcitfc]

He’s saying it doesn’t bite but it can bite because it’s got teeth

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

Exactly 👏🏻

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

@@Chitterbug_ 😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@bear2269]

Any animal CAN bite but it doesn’t mean it WILL bite

[@alinelaura7714]

I don't mind people asking me if it bites. I just assume they ask that to any dog owner, like I do.

[@sabrinamullins2183]

Aline Laura that is really true. I always ask before I pet a dig

[@pugglehugs8032]

Aline Laura I ask "may I pet it" it's a lot more polite

[@alinelaura7714]

PuggleHugs As the owner I don't really mind anyway but it's nice of you to try and be mindful of what people think :)

[@galaxydragons6244]

Aline Laura my mom dont care she asks if it bites.

[@albertesolveigbkgaardmorte9356]

Aline Laura yeah, when my dog was young it was bit by a chihuahua. Therefore I ask all dog owners if their dog bites, no matter which breed.

[@missmollyc]

I’m terrified of all dogs, and have been my whole life. It’s absolutely fine to bring a “dangerous” dog out into public, as long as they have a leash on that prevents them from getting too close to people. I don’t have a problem with dogs on leashes, and most people who are afraid of all dogs aren’t. A lot of people assume we’re not okay with dogs out in public at all, but they’re completely fine as long as they’re not close to us. 😊

[@stefaniehadi1801]

I'm also terrified of Cihuahuas and Pomeranian and other small to big dog breeds

[@emiliejenkins9225]

Again there is no dangerous dog just dangerous humans

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

@@emiliejenkins9225 That's stupid. If an animal will hurt you without human intervention it is most definitely a dangerous animal. Bruh do you even logic?

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

@@imhellagay1793 any dog born in the wild is dangerous. Therefore violence is the dog's natural state.

[@alokbaluni8760]

My friend has a rottweiler. He always keeps him on leash in public but the problem is the dog is so strong that he have problem controlling it.

[@empressofslavs8783]

I always put a leash on my dog if another dog is coming, not because I think the other dog is dangerous, but because you never know the reaction. My dog gets crazy sometimes so I always have a leash near.

[@sabrinamullins2183]

Sirius Black I have to put a leash on my dog cuz he likes to chase everything 😂

[@IDK-sw1ir]

Sirius Black I thought you were a dog

[@damiansconberg4715]

Sirius Black keep your dog on a leash whenever you're in public

[@SiobhanS1868]

Same

[@leoooooo2065]

My dog just doesn't like big dogs. But I on the other hand LOVE "Dangerous" Dogs🐕 Pitties, mixed dogs, give em to me!

[@acewillams4212]

I have a 'dangerous' dog and let me tell yea he is scared of my kitten so yea so dangerous

[@darylpwnzu9761]

Ace Willams just because your dog happens to be friendly doesn't mean the next dog will be, I've lost count of how many aggressive dogs I've seen, most of them actually attacked me while they weren't on a lead so yeah "very friendly"

[@trisha4537]

Darylpwnzu that's the owners fault you can train any dog to behave properly if you try, the people who cannot properly train the dog they have should not have a dog and it is true that diffrent breeds require different care and thats why people need to do their research so dont blame the dog blame the people that are not educated about the dog.

[@darylpwnzu9761]

Patricia W that wasn't my point here, it's just that some people don't get why others are afraid of these dogs

[@DragonSkaterrr]

i have 3 pitbulls

[@gabbytillis4279]

Ace Willams omfg my great Dane is scared of my ladybug farm

[@meiguess6765]

"don't let that near my child" *"it's okay, I had that same thought going through my head when I saw your kid in a stroller. In fact, I was about to pick up all one hundred pounds of my fur baby and run away from that slobbery thing"*

[@jessemurphy6150]

BECAUSE A FEAR OF DOGS THAT HAVE LITERALLY BEEN ON THE NEWS FOR EATING BABIES IS SO IRRATIONAL

[@jessemurphy6150]

@@meiguess6765 cats are far less likely to

[@cmenabled4192]

Its good for the kid d to go near the dog, in matter of facr near any passive animal, for psychological reasons and physical reasons like the immune system

[@NolifeToby]

@@meiguess6765 who said anything about cats?

[@NolifeToby]

So you're biased and dramatic. If your dog looks intimidating a human or so the lady will rely on her instincts to keep her child away from it. Ever heard of the phrase "better safe than sorry"? She isn't the owner of the dog so she doesn't know if it's hostile or not so she rather stay on the safe side.She's doing her job as a mother. Just because you somehow got offended by a human relying on human instincts doesn't mean you're in the right.

[@bredaxis8913]

Some of these i agree with, others i REALLY dont, If your dog has a tendinsy to attack other people or dogs then ya do "put it on a lead" and "keep it away from my child"

[@heathhuston3825]

At last , sense on KZbin.

[@debravan1167]

*tendency

[@mayhem-s4r]

People: The breed of the dog doesn't make it aggressive, it's about how it was raised Also people: Chihuahuas are evil

[@animatedfire5433]

XD true

[@animatedfire5433]

@Cat Burghers Some dogs were bread to do surtune tasks but theu also had to be trained and stuff. Any dog can have any type of personality. Take it on a dog by dog basis.

[@shinu1923]

This is what I am always saying. Breed affects beheivor, not temperament.

[@idkgang790]

They are tho😂😂😂😂

[@rachealfarrar9930]

Mayem:The breed of the dog doesn't make it evil, it's how it was raised Also mayem my chihuahua mixed breed is lovely 😝

[@breeze5926]

If a dog is properly raised, always being around young children, then there is no problem having them around each other. My last Doberman my parents got for my family when I was 2 to protect me and and my brother. They taught him to never play rough with me, ever. If I even tried to play tug of war with him, he would drop the toy immediately.And he also protected me, me and my mom were walking with him, and a sketchy looking guy was beside us. My dog growled at him, and wouldn't stop staring at him till he left. We also had an Australian Shepard, and they both ran away one time we left the gate open. We found the Ausie dead on the tracks 3 days later, and alive beside him was my Doberman. Three days in the middle of a scorching summer with no food or water.He wouldn't let any of the animal control near the Ausie until my mom came and comforted him. He was the best dog I've ever had, loyal, kind, protective, and just beautiful.His name was Reeses cuz he looked like a Reese's peanut butter cup.

[@user-ej7vt5et9n]

My pit bull is the sweetest animal alive. He thinks he's a little Pomeranian and sits on your lap, smiling up at you like you're his whole world. He has never been aggressive towards anyone, and frankly, the only reason I could picture someone not liking him would be because he gives "too many" kisses (there's no such thing as too many kisses)!

[@torycox466]

jyroi I don't know why pitties think they're only 5 lbs because mine is the same way. She really forgets how big she is and tries to curl up in a ball on top of me when I'm laying down and I have to push her off because 70 lbs of dead weight starts to hurt after awhile hahaha

[@DazzlingDiamondThree]

jyroi so is my pup, she's like 100 lb and still sits on your lap it's so cute

[@rarashapsari854]

jyroi they does tend to give kisses don't they? my friend's pitbull gave me a lots kisses too when I met her the first time.

[@allymcdaniel5091]

Both of my pits are like that but my girl is scared of men because she was abused but is amazing with children

[@carrington10]

Aaawww that's just too cute

[@dbut8876]

All dogs belong on a lead, and it’s smart to get to know how a dog is going to react before you get near it. I always ask “is he/she good with people/other dogs”? These people seem ignorant

[@Chloe4656.]

How are they ignorant

[@baggetspagget5632]

Those dogs will literally kill me.... Of cuteness

[@emilienatalie8635]

*with

[@lilypierie9126]

Emilie Natalie lol wdym it was typed correctly

[@BigChungus-hw3yv]

Bagget Spagget or kill thousands annually

[@Maryam-qx9kp]

"GET YOR DOG B!!!!!!" "It dont bite." "YES I DO!!!! GET -"

[@joshnone477]

lol

[@surimonizarro9791]

Vine!!

[@RG-em2lg]

Others: does he bite? Me: no, but he can hurt you in other ways Dog: your parents never loved you and you were adopted

[@negg7046]

Christopher Jones OMG

[@hotdogwater9580]

This comment was so stupid I love it

[@negg7046]

Christopher Jones Yes that is exactly why

[@danaeswales2053]

😂😂😂

[@miamyamyamia8895]

I’m done that’s what ima say when my friend is walking her pit bull mastiff or whatever and I’m walking my malinois KEEP YA DAMN KID AWAY OUR DOGS AND YOU WONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT ANYTHING cuz I known a lot of these people here and 90%of them just moved here and are afraid of us and their like MOVE away from us and I tell them we’ll go back to your old house cuz we were here first sense 2005 and you all got here in 2017 ☹️

[@smellycatrulesxX]

I mean I'd rather have a chihuahua bite me than a pitbull 👀

[@Kbear-xt9mh]

I've been bitten and growled at by my mom's yorkie more than by: pit bulls, German shepherds, Rottweilers, etc.

[@Kessik8]

Kbear2097 thats exactly why all dogs need proper training, not only the big and so called dangerous ones. I've been barked at and bitten by small dogs only do far. I haven't met a single big or "dangerous" dog who would do that to me. Maybe they barked, but they immediately stopped barking once their owners shushed them. It's only about the training

[@sarathomson2682]

My little doxie is MUCH more aggressive than my pit. But I let him be that way because he is so small and has back problems. Shes so big and playful, its good that he claims his space.

[@karyn3341]

I have 2 rotties and a chihuahua the chihuahua has never growled but the other two have. I think it does a disservice to all dogs by pretending having a huge dog is an extra responsibility and to make comments as if getting bit by a chihuahua or a Rottweiler are the same is just making a joke instead figuring out the problem here and I think it's owners who can't handle certain temperaments an probably shouldn't own bigger dogs

[@newmilo3736]

Same.

[@brownysammy3594]

Kessik8 its not only the training that's just how they are sometimes. Particularly with small dogs such as Yorkies.

[@NobodyCares-tr1wl]

my uncle had a pit bull when I was just a baby and he used to let me ride him and his most dangerous part was his tail because he was always so happy that he could accidentally hit you with it

[@TheJulietxo]

Aww that's absolutely adorable

[@majesticwolf5653]

my dog gets in trouble for hitting things with her tail

[@lilyr1091]

SharkashiaGamer I know, the tail hurts 😂.

[@suepete]

Majestic Wolf Girls Why would your dog get in trouble when it does things with its tail? The dog wouldn't have any idea why it was getting in trouble. Like it knows what its tail did? That's not fair at all. :(

[@floredorguin9005]

Happened to my 2yo brother with a huuuge female Rottweiler. He was hit by her tail and just fell down on his butt. the dog went straight to him to see if he was all right and licked him. Also, the little dogs aren't "trained" like huge dogs as they are considered less dangerous. And daamn little dogs bite and scream way more than "dangerous" breeds.

[@hanaoneill7960]

i have a german shepherd and people consider him as a dangerous dog but to be honest he's scared of his own shadow 🎡

[@bunnychan_haupt5305]

Hana Jffn My doberman literally does the same thing he's a big baby. He once got bite on the bum by a tiny pug and literally jumped his big self on to me as if he thinks he's a lap dog I swear.

[@Emily-yo2ib]

Hana Jffn lol my giant pyrenees are terrified of their reflection in water 😂

[@hanaoneill7960]

ashley haupt haha

[@queergrimes]

Hana Jffn awww

[@itsaimee8944]

My staffy "a dangerous dog breed" was scared of a baby pigeon

[@sienna4278]

0:35 OH MY GOD LOOK AT THAT CUTIE

[@rhiannn3416]

3:32 "What kind of person wants an animal like that?" meanwhile said "animal" makes the cutest noise I've ever heard in my life.

[@baguettegott3409]

I think it's an interesting question though... like, it's obviously rude to just ask out loud, but there must be a reason why some people chose to have animals around that could easily kill them on the spot. Like, maybe it's thrilling, maybe they feel powerful when it listens to them. Maybe they want to scare off others, maybe they hope it protects them. Who knows.

[@baguettegott3409]

@@kenunot6106 But still... even if it's cute, other, less potentially dangerous dogs are cute too, right? Like, I get all scary looking dogs might be nice and sweet, but even if the chance they're dangerous is really small, why would you take that chance? Dogs have no don't know what's right and wrong. And it's their instinct to attack if they feel like you threaten or scare them. And you can't guarantee that no stupid child or pedestrian won't accidentally scare the dog, just because they don't know any better... like I said, i don't understand why you'd take the risk.

[@baguettegott3409]

@@kenunot6106 You don't get my point. I know aggressivity isn't dependant on the breed, but if a Chihuahua is aggressive it's just uncomfortable, if a Doberman is it's deadly.But I think the aesthetic reasoning you brought up is an explanation to some extent. And the morality question is obviously a difficult one. In my opinion, a dog can learn how to behave by being trained with treats to learn what actions are deemed "good" by the human and what aren't, but it can't develop values and moral. So it knows running up to strangers and licking their face is bad, but it can never understand why that is bad, what respecting somebody's personal space means etc. And it doesn't have to understand that, it's a dog not a human. But consequently, a dog can easily become a dangerous weapon if it was trained the wrong way, which can indeed happen because any trainer is also just a flawed human being.

[@corvid0]

Ikr

[@eimearhannan6420]

Didn't even notice it was so quiet till I replayed it twice😂

[@shaywalters7807]

I remember when I was outside I asked this lady if I could pet her dog which was a pit bull and he was such a sweetheart, wagging his little tail, giving kisses and was Very obedient

[@casautumn9949]

My mom and I were leaving the store when we saw a young woman with a beautiful brindle Pitbull named Poseidon, who was ironically afraid of water and the sweetest thing ever! I'm not saying that all dogs are going to be nice, but they're not all going to be mean either🐶

[@morganritter1639]

Casie Autumn yea I have a dog who is mostly pit bull, but his other breeds are tough dogs too. He's the sweetest and literally he barely even barks or tries to bite ppl!!! If he feels annoyed he'll just look annoyed but he doesn't do anything! If he sees another dog he'll just whimper and not move. I wouldn't want to have any other dog!!!

[@beella3475]

Casafrass 7 thats so funny i'm 15 and own a brindle pit and i'm always waiting for my mom outside the store so i thought you were talking about me and my dog haha 😂

[@evaschroeder4020]

I know someone who's granddaughter was viciously attacked by one she went to use the bathroom and it attacked her! She has permanent scarring and needed stitches ever since that happened I have been terrified. It messed her life up too because she has been bullied for her scars.

[@Gnomelander1400]

@@Krispysquare the dog bite, no one told them to bite, it’s the dog’s fault.

[@El-iw6xn]

Roman Parker of course it’s the dogs fault, dogs are predators. Why do you think they like squeaky toys so much

[@victoriasalter1701]

I’m so sorry to hear that. I’m not saying all pitbulls are non-aggressive, but I am going to say that not all pitbulls are aggressive. I watch videos of lovely, non-aggressive, happy pitbulls all the time. They’re banned here in the UK unfortunately, but I have met at least one, and he was just as lovely as any other dog. It isn’t right to be prejudiced against an entire breed/type based off of some members of that breed/type. Like people, dogs are individuals. Yes, breed does play an important factor in determining a dog’s temperament, but it is not the only factor. That being said, I do want to be sensitive around this and not upset you or anyone. I’m sorry for your and her situation and please give her some love from me and give her my best regards. But I will say that I bet you that there are pitbulls out there who, if only they had been there, would’ve jumped in and defended her from the attacking pitbulls.

[@furrygamergirl1467]

I owned a Pitbull. She died as a puppy though. I miss her even though everyone else said “good! One less dangerous dog in the world!” And by that they meant every pitbull puppy that somehow died overnight.

[@tianevanniekerk7868]

Almost 1 million pitbulls are put to sleep because of the society sayinv it is a "dangerous" dog breed And i'm 13 I have had a pitbul all my life I even ate his food and took it out of his mouth And my uncle was saved by our dog But she died because she protected him from a snake

[@sprite8666]

Oof

[@sprite8666]

Purplestar and Friends having a dog would be dope

[@baileyhoyt571]

Fun fact the first dog to receive a metal was a pit bull back in either the first or second world war

[@pnunez9906]

Thats so sad 😢😭

[@TheDragonforce2203]

Maybe they should do snake/reptile/invertebrate owners. People are so insensitive and I can't count how many times people have said "I'll bring the shovel!" or "The only good snake is a dead one." Would you put up with someone who said that to your dog? Probably not!

[@beythhhhh8620]

Draconic Arachnid I’m not a huge fan of spiders (but I don’t mind them) but I LOVE snakes and other reptiles, I own a sand boa called panda (because it has black circles around its eyes) and people see her and say that snakes are scary and should die etc! But she is the CUTEST danger noodle ever! I would love to see an episode where they react to those sort of remarks, since I get them all the time and would like to see their reactions.

[@sabso9984]

I sent all my friends home and cried because they were disgusted by my iguana and asked my why I would own such a ugly creature. 😭 😡 😑 ❤️ I totally agree with you because I have felt that before

[@TheDragonforce2203]

@@sabso9984 To be honest, I'd do the same. That's very disrespectful because I treat all my animals like family, even my tarantula. Imagine replacing every comment about reptiles or invertebrates about dogs and cats. People would probably get offended so why is that acceptable? People should be more open-minded.

[@sabso9984]

Draconic Arachnid I know right?

[@4va676]

Draconic Arachnid I have many snakes and people think I’m dodgy.

[@samslam313]

Saddest part is that the dogs with the muzzles on, seemed the most friendly and cutest.

[@dontlookatthischannelplslm851]

Rockey Ikr :v

[@kaitlyncoker3194]

It is so sad they should take it off BC it makes him look scary

[@cattalkbmx]

"Any dog can bite, it's not just this breed." - Strange argument. It's true that any dog can bite, but not all bites or attacks are equal. Far from it. There's no reason to seriously worry about a bite or an attack from a small breed, but medium to large sized dogs kill people. "What type of person wants a dog like that?" - There are plenty of responsible pet owners out there, but there are also plenty of aggressive people who are attracted to more aggressive dog breeds. And more often than not, it's those people who aren't responsible pet owners, and it's those people's pets who end up attacking people. Don't fault people for noticing patterns or being aware of potentially dangerous people / pets. I have no problem with you owning dangerous dog breeds, it's your right. And a responsible pet owner makes a world of difference with how an animal will interact and behave in public. With that said, you've also got to recognize that almost everyone who owns a dangerous breed thinks their a responsible pet owner and that's certainly not true. Don't be so defensive, when people are nervous or apprehensive, we don't know you or your dog. Almost every single person who's dog is responsible for an attack would say the same things defending their dog, it's breed, and it's temperament as the responsible owners in this video.

[@nerdanalog1707]

"Dangerous" dog breeds don't exist. All dogs have the potential to be dangerous. I hardly ever see people asking labrador owners or border collie owners if their dog is dangerous, even though those breeds have killed humans as well. "Medium to large sided dogs kill people". People have been killed by sausage dogs, by jack russel terriers... No matter the size, any dog can be a threat. So this statement is false and stupid :"There's no reason to seriously worry about a bite or an attack from a small breed", and this is what stereotyping and singling out certain breeds over other does. Creates a sense of false security, like allowing an agressive/insecure bichon off leash to the face of a person --> that little dog can do a lot of harm. "people who are attracted to more aggressive dog breeds" --> "agressive dog breeds" don't exist. Agressive human individuals do which can educate agressive individual dogs. No matter if it's a doberman, a husky, a staffie, a cocker spaniel, a labrador, an australian shepherd, a schnauzer or an irish bloodhound... 60 to 50 years ago, it was german shepherds and/or dobermans which were considered "dangerous". In 50 years it will be another breed type, because humans don't learn.

[@cattalkbmx]

@@nerdanalog1707 Have you ever looked at dog bite statistics? It doesn't seem like you have. Small dogs are just as popular as pit bulls, but oddly enough you don't see many (if any) deaths from small dog breeds. On the contrary the over whelming majority of fatalities are made up by pit bulls alone. Therefor small dogs aren't nearly as dangerous as the type of dogs that make up the group responsible for deaths. Sure people have been killed by "sausage dogs" but I'm talking about the big picture not random exceptions. You'd have to tell the full story of the exceptions for it to make any sense, and even then it's only anecdotal evidence, not proof of small dogs being just as dangerous as larger more aggressive breeds. The fact that small dog breeds aren't as dangerous as medium to large breeds should be self evident to anyone with basic common sense. The average adult and in many cases even children could easily stop an attack from a smaller breed. But with a medium to large breed dog an attack would be much more serious because it could be very hard to stop resulting in more significant injuries or death. So it's not a false sense of security like you're arguing, it's a fact backed by the overwhelming majority of all the data on dog attacks. As for your assertion that aggressive dog breeds don't exist, you're just wrong. A simple google search would enlighten you. And there's a big difference in being bit as a warning because an animal feels threatened, and being attacked by a dog that's actually preying on you. Dog attacks are up, dog attacks that result in death are up, this is all clearly linked to the pit bull as it's the dog most responsible for these attacks. People have owned larger dog breeds for years, the other dogs that are responsible for most deaths...Rotts, German Shepherds, Huskys, Chows...they are all aggressive breeds too, but it's clear how much more aggressive pits are by their attack and death numbers. 60 to 50 years ago like you talk about, when other dangerous breeds were more popular than the pit bull dog bites and attacks were significantly lower. But feel free to be just as worried about attacks from a bichon if you want, it's just absurd.

[@nerdanalog1707]

@@cattalkbmx You clearly have made up your mind to despise a type of dog. Because "pit bull" isn't a breed" --> it's a set of physical characteristics that sort of match, but not completely, the APBT. Thus, people can look at an english bulldog x australian shepherd mixed dog and state it's a pit bull, just because they think it looks like one --> nothing having to do with lineage or breed. Thus, ALL of your "data" is false. The majority of people can't make the difference between an american pit bull terrier, a boxer, a cane corso or a dogo argentino (to name a few, as well as all the mixed breeds). None of those dogs are of the same breed or lineage, but because they are medium to large, have short fur and muscles, they are classified as pit bulls. We could easily state that it's terriers that are the problem and that all terriers are agressive. Oh but then people would upset grandma and her yorkshire terrier. Better to stigmatise dog that are "only kept by drug dealers and pimps" (quote from Ingrid Newkirk from PETA). As long as there will be different classes of people, there will be different classes of dogs. That's why it's "pit bull" being used, and not "terrier". The false sens of security people have with smaller dogs, make them make stupid decisions. But please why don't you tell people who were disfigured by bichon type dog just because they were lying in the parc taking in the sun and the small poofy dog came by and attacked their face that "The average adult and in many cases even children could easily stop an attack from a smaller breed". I'm not scared of dogs at all, but I still remember they are dogs, don't think like humans, don't react like humans and have to be supervised. Now come back with accurate data specifying the actual breed of dogs and not just generalised term "pit bull" that can encompass up to 12 pure breeds, and thousands of mixed breeds and perhaps I'll finally learn something. Until then, the lack of scientific data is just used for the purpose of generating fear.

[@cattalkbmx]

@@nerdanalog1707 You're entire argument is an emotional defense, you don't have any facts on your side it's just your opinion which seems to be at odds with all the information you can easily look for yourself. It's not "my data" it's the CDC's data. They keep track of all the dog bites and fatalities every year, not me. They classify the pit bull as a breed. And your assumption that I made up my mind to despise the breed is completely wrong too. I don't despise them, I'm just repeating what I've read about dog attacks. There's no reason to get emotional or defensive about the facts. The whole breed argument is completely irrelevant. For one you're arguing "pit bull" isn't a real breed, when "American Pit Bull" is a real recognized breed. But sure, there are Staffys, bull terriers, American bullys...it's splitting hairs a bit, don't ya think? Pit bull is recognized as a breed by just about everyone keeping track of and sharing this information, but the other breeds you say it's confused with make the list as being responsible for more attacks and deaths too. And it's not all terriers like you claim either, German shepherds, Rotts, Mastiffs, Wolf Dogs all make the list too. It's not a false sense of security, a small dog like a bischon is inherently safer than any of the larger more aggressive breeds I'm talking about. Sure they can bite and hurt you, but they aren't significantly represented in the statistics like the other dogs are. The same can be said for all other small breeds of dogs. And it's reasonable to assume that even a child can stand up to stop a small dog from biting it in the face. That's not to say that a small dog can't still bite and hurt you, it obviously can. But you're entitled to your opinions and you can feel however you want. Wasn't trying to hurt your feelings, insult the breed, or shame you for liking them (if you do). It's all good :) Best of luck to ya!

[@Thufferinthuckotash]

I love this comment

[@lizaandregerber526]

If somebody tried to mug me on the street, Lionell would go "Hi, how are you doing ?" and wiggle his bum.

[@CryptidCookieBaker]

My husky would just 👁👄👁 “play?”

[@thethunderbirddirtcar_5718]

I have a pitbull and yes he's a baby he wouldn't do anything to hurt anybody unless that person tried to hurt me

[@cringiestthingever9317]

@@thethunderbirddirtcar_5718 Yeah, I had a pit a while ago, and he was a huge cuddle bug. He didn't know his own strength sometimes, which knocked me over a few times when I was walking him, but it's not his fault. Sadly, he died a few years back when he drank antifreeze leaking from a car. He was the goodest boy

[@victoriablack422]

A tree fell on someone ..... THAT TREE WAS BRED TO KILL!!!!!!!

[@jesse3619]

happy feet I get what you're saying but some dogs such as pit bulls were originally bred to fight and there are many facts about it all over the internet... I'm not saying that all of them are 'bad' or 'need to be put down you should have never had one in the first place' but that is what they were originally bred to do like a blood hound is bred for hunting small to medium animals like deer, rabbits and boar and can attack other dogs... I'm not saying that they will go out of their way to go and kill a dog or a person I'm just saying it's one of their natural instincts such a a cat will hunt mice and birds, they are gonna do what their gonna do but with care and love I feel that those dogs can be beautiful and harmless like the ones in the video en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodhound en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pit_bull

[@danielhawkey7616]

That is a shit analogy and is not the same at all

[@maggietrader4601]

happy feet go awayyyy

[@lisamclean2352]

@@jesse3619 Sure, and any other dog isnt bred to kill. German sheperds are used in the military and have an incredible drive to kill, but yet they are one of the most popular dog breeds. You played yourself there by saying that bully breeds were made to kill like a blood hound was made to hunt (Its not, though) but blood hounds aren't seen as dangerous. Tons of other dog breeds were bred to kill and have that instinct, but yet the pit bulls are the ones people run from. Why?

[@XxErinXx]

@@jesse3619 wrong pits were called the nanny or the babysitter dog, that's when they had smaller frames but over time people seem to forget that.

[@musiclover4life6]

It's all about each dog and how they have been raised. My neighbors big, black, scary looking pit bull is the loveliest dog I have ever met. He jumps the fence to give me kisses all the time. And then my father was viciously attacked by a beautiful golden retriever. The police didn't believe when he told them that a golden did it to him. Also, the attack was 100% unprovoked. My dad was riding his bike on the street and the dog ran out of it's yard, chased after him, and took a chunk out of his leg. THE OWNER WAS RIGHT THERE TOO.

[@katiebug4105]

Mimea Goldens are gigantic jerks. You are completely right. They actually bite more people, (mostly KIDS) than Pitbulls do.

[@kattheyak]

Top five vicious dog breeds: 1. Breed 2. Doesn't 3. Determine 4. Aggression 5. Chiwawas

[@omegs]

*chihuahua

[@kattheyak]

Fight me

[@gimmekromer1151]

Yes it determines

[@karl5271]

It does and even if not it certainly determines how bad it would be if a dog attacked you

[@kattheyak]

Lol guys it's a joke. I didn't necessarily believe it. Who would present a serious opinion with a joke.

[@pillowfeather5594]

*chihuahua walks in room* Chi: YAPP! Pit bulls: *all run out of the building in terror* Chi: *kills everyone*

[@pillowfeather5594]

dogs are the best!! Lmao

[@pillowfeather5594]

Guys go watch “Sam o nella academy dog breeds” on KZbin

[@pillowfeather5594]

dogs are the best!! You just edited, it wasn’t like that when u first commented (your a liar)

[@kaitlin_drummond1647]

That's just sad everyone keeps saying chihuahuas are hell they killed my pit bull yade yade yada, my friend has the most sweetest and nicest chihuahua I have eve met it came from a bad background but was still so sweet, it all depends on the training and sometimes the background,and she gets along with my dog very well there great friends

[@pillowfeather5594]

Gacha_Gal Ever heard of a *joke?*

[@twentyyeejaedas3135]

When the dog sneezed i cryed it was the cutest thing

[@pretty_weeper2072]

twentyYEE JAEDAS First off same second off I like your profile pic |-/

[@yuhyuh3845]

twentyYEE JAEDAS |-/

[@Idk.1877]

twentyYEE JAEDAS I said bless you 😂😂 i

[@childishsadbino8169]

Your propic tho

[@shaebrasher9944]

twentyYEE JAEDAS |-/

[@sheridanrosene7932]

I have a Pitbull, Doberman, and Lab. the only "dangerous" one is the lab because she's 12 and losing her eyesight. my other dogs are literally the sweetest things and would never hurt anyone. There's not a single angry bone in their bodies.

[@ayriana8603]

Sheridan Rosene my pit is 10 and is starting to lose his marbles, he bit one person while my family was on vacation and someone was watching him, and bit another because he came around the corner and scared him, if he bites one more we're gonna have to put him down and I'm sad to say I'm already mentally preparing myself for it

[@Josh-vu2kv]

Sheridan Rosene dobermans are rated more dangerous that s pitbull, becuase they were bred for killing large game, that being said you probably have raised your Doberman correctly, and it's just s a ball of affection.

[@thetinykid4169]

Joshua Elzen well I think the dogs now are bred for companionship and not so much killing anymore

[@mattkulach1024]

The Tinykid it also depends on what bloodline you buy from.

[@indayac2248]

Sheridan Rosene it's about how you raise the dog

[@arialnazar4777]

If you're offended when someone tells you to put your dog on a leash, you shouldn't own a dog. PTSD flashbacks of all the children that were mauled by unleashed dogs

[@MrJob91]

Yeah these people are horrible. They should experience what it's like to be attacked by a large dog before they start whining about big dog stigmatism. So irresponsible by bbc to make these one sided bs

[@erachmah]

Couldnt agree more.

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

EXACTLY 👏🏻

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

@@MrJob91 many of them are attacked by the dogs and they still defend them. 🤦‍♀️

[@nerdanalog1707]

@@MrJob91 You do know there are laws in many countries that don't care about the height of the dog, but only about esthetic characteristics instead, and it's those characteristics that will determine whether the dog is "dangerous" or not. That's how people can own irish bloodhounds no problems, but a mix between an english bulldog x australian shepherd that looks like a pit bull type breed won't be allowed and could be put down. It's not about a breed, it's about the looks. That is why they talk about stigmatism. As for being attacked by a dog, well any dog can bite. I have been bitten numerous times, every single time by a small dog considered "safe". That's why I don't understand people who don't have their dogs on leashes in urban settings, with the exception of a fenced doggy parc.

[@elizabethanntarter]

Bad dogs are made, not born. These little baby dolls are adorable ♥️😩🐶🐾

[@helentaylor9057]

Elizabeth Tarter like Pitbulls they came from my dog's breed a staffie🐕🐶

[@nancycapobianco5632]

Elizabeth Tarter so true

[@xxshanxx4290]

So true

[@elizabethanntarter]

Grace Urquhart I agree but I mean in my town and I believe in many towns you can’t even own one. It’s just sad.

[@ohyeahyeah2444]

Just like gay people

[@Ann-ro7qi]

1:38 Person: Those dogs were bred to KILL Dog: *is adorable and whines* Me: So very vicious. Yes.

[@xanthopsia]

Solangalo Love oh dear so vicious

[@neesan9962]

They were bred to kill originally 🤷🏼‍♀️ doesn't mean yours will.

[@Canwegettosubswithnovide-vm6pm]

@@neesan9962 Some dogs are but I don't think pitbulls or any other dog in this video was bred to kill...

[@neesan9962]

Can we get to 5000 subs with no videos? The BREED was bred to kill, its in the breed, regardless of yours was bred as a house hold animal, it still has years of breeding behind it. It is in them genetically to fight better than most other dogs, they can do more damage, does not mean yours will do anyone damage, but over all, that breed WAS bred to kill.

[@Canwegettosubswithnovide-vm6pm]

@@neesan9962 I understand but what I'm trying to say is that not all breeds of dog were bred to kill. Take pugs for example.

[@f.h.kenzie8760]

PLEASE READ!!!: I have a scar at the corner of my eye from a serious husky bite, I didn't even do anything to him, I was literally just looking at him for a split-second, then wham. Take in mind I do not blame or hate the animal for what it did, for I was too young to truly remember it, so there was a possibility I could have provoked it. Even though he did bite me I still didn't take it out on the entire breed, I love dogs to bits. During my childhood, heck, during my entire life I have been surrounded breeds of dogs that have been deemed dangerous by society's ignorant thoughts, and even though being the usually passive person I am, I felt like I needed to say something because it really is starting to sicken me by everyone's ignorance. I've been surrounded by Pitbulls with bad pasts, like being forced into cage fighting, and none of them ever even growled at me, they were gentle and sweet with so much patience. This obviously shows that it doesn't matter about its breed, it matters about its upbringing, but even then that doesn't make it aggressive. Yes it is a very big a key factor into it, but not making the dog aggressive as a whole. Through my life of watching breeds of dogs from becoming the most aggressive dog you'll ever see, and into the most gentle and compassionate creatures, I know for a fact that you don't need to worry about the breed of a dog, you need to worry about the owner, because they are the ones who have the control over what the dog does. Currently, I have a dog who is a pitbull, and who was once forced into fighting as well as being abused if he did something wrong during a fight, at first he was aggressive and tried to bite at me every single time I got near him, but I did not give up on him. Throughout my few years of having him, I have shown him time and time again that I am not a threat and that I will not hurt him, and throughout the weeks he has become noticeably relaxed around me. 3 years later, he is the most sweetest dog you'll ever meet, if it wasn't for the scars littered all over his body, you would have never thought he was abused. It is not the breed of the dog that makes them aggressive, it is the owner, and how they train them. Take a K-9 unit dog for example, they are trained to attack in to kill if needed, but they also are taught gentleness, which is also why they are so good during presentations or with kids. Abusive owners, or cage dogfighter owners only want to instill fear in the animal, only wanting to teach it to fight, not to teach it gentleness. They do not care about the true power of trust between an animal and an owner. Any dog can be aggressive, any dog can be defensive. Any dog can bite. And every single dog can be taught and trained to be gentle, just like every single dog can be taught and trained to kill. There is no such thing as a dog that is bad, if you are truly a dog lover, then why would you hate on other people's dogs When you don't even know the facts? Don't stick to stereotypes people, go out of your comfort zone and actually learn about these animals instead of reading and believing it every article about them that is entirely false. Also fun fact: did you know that pit bulls were once called "nanny dogs," they're called this because of their natural loyalty towards their owners, and being protective and very patient with kids.

[@f.h.kenzie8760]

@@imAwareOfYourAddress Yeah, I went off on a little rant there lol

[@ranboo183]

Also dogs originate from wolves so…

[@i_smell_chicken8007]

A dog once bit me in the knee and I still love dogs

[@justinerutlandtucker9396]

I_ smell_CHICKEN same. I still want pitbulls when I’m older

[@justinerutlandtucker9396]

AMEN👏👏

[@sofiapiantedosi5884]

The only dogs I’m afraid of are chihuahuas

[@catra7971]

Same

[@stanstraykidsandotherkpopg6801]

My doggo is a chihuahua mix, but the worst she does is attacc ur feet. She may bork and growl for 15 mins., but after she realizes ur a good person, she'll cuddle with u. She's not a bad dog. ( I love ur name btw sofie dossie is my legit idol )

[@Hghhhs]

I have a chihuahua that’s very well behaved and doesn’t even bark. I don’t think chihuahuas are the problem I think it’s the people that own them that think that they can neglect their discipline because they’re small and can’t hurt them.

[@wesli2510]

my dog will bark at you if you don’t pet him ;-;

[@elliejones2182]

Sofiedosi Wolfie my staffy is scared of chihuahuas and cats

[@gil4871]

pittbulls were called "nanny dogs" before

[@eprincess0126]

They were called nanny dogs because of how protective they were of children and how tolerant they were. Too bad people manipulate them into fighting :/ poor pups.

[@funghoul2199]

i find the term adorable "nanny dogs" the golden retriever of kindness and protection in a whole century or more...

[@gil4871]

Lauren Hay nope

[@nicoletot]

Lauren Hay nope pitbulls too

[@liliana-gz5pd]

ghost sniper ya I know. people just think they're dangerous

[@Tepadj]

"Bred to kill." Almost all terriers are bred to kill. From jackrussell to yorkshire to bullterrier.

[@notDundi]

Duh, that's the reason why you put muzzles on them

[@machiavelli061]

That is true, however there is a difference when a small dog bites and a large powerful dog.

[@vOID-fh1qt]

William Smith Not at all.

[@maileensoundso1547]

pitbulls 150 years ago were breed to fight eachother in the ring BUT what most ppl ignore is : That dogs are breed to be FRIENDLY to ppl! So they could seperate them in the ring! and ask dog fighters, no dog is born as a fighting dog, you have to train them to do that stuff. And no,im not supporting dog fighting. So they are not only breed to kill, otherwise every bull breed owner would be dead already and there would be 1000 of dead ppl every day. Every dog can be dangerous, its how you raise+ train them and if they respect you as a owner.

[@wetsocks4460]

Yeah, trained to kill like rabbits and stuff.

[@thehumanembodimentofwetsoc6316]

I hate those people who think that "dangerous" dog need to be put down. Cause for one, it's not the dog who is actually dangerous itself, any dog could become dangerous even a small breed like a Chihuahua. They but because they are simply taught to bite when in a situation, or if the dog has been abused by past owners it fears for it's life when people near them. Honestly I could rant for years about it's the way the dog is taught to do things. And that it's not just it's breed that declares a dog as dangerous.

[@alf3488]

ily LuHan true that. Chihuahuas are one of the most violent dogs breeds. That why many pet stores or dog shelters say that if you have children under like 12 or i think it’s 15 to make sure you are with the child while play with the dog. Because thy will bite.

[@kendallhughes2213]

ily LuHan my grandma has 2 pit bulls and they are some of the sweetest dogs I've ever met

[@thehumanembodimentofwetsoc6316]

Kendall Hughes ikr!! Pit bulls are honestly big baby’s

[@awesomevideos1302]

And most "dangerous" dogs where trained by our kind. So, if a killer killed someone, they might have been trained to do so (JUST LIKE A DOG)

[@kaitlyncochran4109]

ily LuHan I think that a dog that kills someone should probably be put down, but a dog that is just going to be put down because of it's breed is not right in my opinion.

[@enahassenkam3171]

“Isn’t it hard work?” Its a dog. They’re all hard work.

[@whosle]

Nah , G olden retrivers are a breeze. A pitbull isn't a dog, it is the anti-dog.

[@Sorikee]

In the 80's it was the doberman in the 90's it was the alastion (spelt that wrong I think) In the 00's it's the pitbull. Wonder what's next? :'(

[@nikkimae813]

laura denieffe Don't forget the German shepherd was there at some point.

[@gemmasmith6715]

German shepards are also known as alsations.

[@nikkimae813]

Maybe outside of where I live? I've never heard of German shepherds called that, how weird. But the point being, no breed is dangerous. It's all about making some news. My breed of dog keeps getting bashed on the news for being "unhealthy" which he isn't. The media like to pick certain breeds to bash whether that be that they are "dangerous" or like my dog "unhealthy" they like to bash to get a story. It's ridiculous.

[@jaimexraider2773]

The chihuahua 😏

[@Pandaliciousish]

I do remember these breeds where giving bad reps.....Becuz these breeds where always the "dangerous dog" in de movies or tv shows. Like in de one from mr Bean when he went to the funfair (won a goldfish, and found a baby😂) there was a "evil" Dobberman😂

[@makkoyajeney276]

AT 0:35 LIONEL WAS SO CUTE AWH

[@grace-rc3cy]

awwww the cute lil woofers

[@semicolone]

4:15 ITS TOO CUTE

[@iwilleatyourchildrenjames5797]

Not little but indeed they are.

[@whatifiwasasnowman6895]

red x purple I NEED A DOG

[@foxyboy55gaming37]

Cute? what drugs u on?

[@crazycactigaming3398]

FoxyBoy55 Gaming what do u mean what drugs u on? What drugs r u on to think that they aren't cute i love pit bulls and staffies they r 2 of my favourite dog breeds they r just misunderstood

[@aquileslame6897]

People in the comments: tHe BreEd dOesN't mAkE tHe dOg aGgrEsSivE Also the same people: cHiHuAhuAs ArE tHe eVil iNcaRnatE

[@PhoenixRising87]

Chihuahuas are just like any other dog; not being well-trained might make them aggro. You can (and should) take your dog to obedience classes of some kind, regardless of their breed.

[@LekarzAleksander]

@@PhoenixRising87 No shit. These might be the stupidest people alive.

[@ruxaa2224]

Not not mention "cHiHuAUas BiTe MorE thaN PitTIes" Yeah right what a dishonest argument.

[@whateverwhatever860]

@@ruxaa2224 Hold your breath, for an hour, don't stop, it's cool I promise

[@Chiffawndue]

I have a bully my mom has a chihuahua. One has training, the other lacks it. It’s dependent on training for sure.

[@bellamccubbin9460]

"If someone tried to mug me on the street Lionel would go, 'Hi, how are you doing?' and wiggle his bum" HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHhHhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@nicolesteigerwald6977]

Harper Winchester I read this at the exact time they said it in the video XD

[@ANNEKE1999]

Nicole Steigerwald Same here 😂

[@ereristark425]

OMG! I was reading this comment at the EXACT time that she said that 😂😂😂 wow

[@Kensington555]

I relate my dogs would do the same thing 😂🤓

[@bababouey7547]

Thats a bad dog

[@amelied1897]

Yes those are dangerous dogs. Dangerously cute

[@bigboii1328]

Amélie D I ABSOLUTELY AGREE

[@silver9565]

AMEN

[@paolamoreno4862]

And dangerously cuddly

[@makaylawyckoff]

exeCUTE

[@cherrybombbunny]

Yes!

[@frankiesstein]

One of my dogs is a Staffy crossbreed. When I tell someone she is they stay away from her.

[@vikingclarinet23]

awsten stole my wig I would ask to pet her. I love Staffies and Staffy Crossbreeds I even want one, a husky Staffy mix to be exact.

[@catboyliker7704]

aWSTEN

[@frankiesstein]

yes sis

[@caninestudios2176]

Your dog sounds adorable!

[@pawunicorn9837]

Awh I’ve got a staffy and a staffy cross pug and they are both so sweet x

[@sylviaadamski8191]

The arrogance of these people is really worrying. Dogs can be dangerous and this fact should be acknowledged by the owners. It is totally natural to be scared around a huge/scary looking dog, especially for people and kids without any dog experience. Also: How would I know that the owner knows how to control their dog? My neighbour has a huge dog and when he is on the loose he has no chance of calling him back. This led to plenty of unpleasant experiences in the past when the dog came running towards my little nephews playing in the garden, scaring the shit out of them and me. This video just adds to my prejudices against dog owners :(

[@thebilldozer7970]

Dog owner will claim to be head of the pack and know everything about dogs, but really most are clueless and treat the mutt like it is a human, that is why we have weekly dog mauling victims.

[@Arlothed1no]

One of my neighbors has a pitbull service dog and I once was talking to him and he told me about how he got kicked out of a store because his dog was a pitbull and meanwhile an ESA that nearly attacked his pitbull was perfectly fine because it was a golden retriever. The golden retriever owner and store owner were both charged with service dog interference though. So it's all good. Still shitty that it happened to him.

[@userh8323]

acegirlinastraightworld I found it on KZbin. Google it and try to find it.

[@Arlothed1no]

JustPassingBy Uh, I don't think it was a filmed thing.

[@durpddurke4633]

Any dog can be aggresive Do people even know how jealous goldies can get?

[@sarahvimont9280]

The only question I would have to ask them would be "can I pet him ?" 😂❤

[@marthajuarez5335]

Sarah Vimont bro same

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Sarah Vimont same 😂 my aunt has a dog like this.. if i ever go there he jumps up onto my lap and lies down while licking my face... you put him back on the ground and he goes behind you and licks your neck...

[@JessJalepeno]

Sarah Vimont and that's actually an important question to ask! Not all dogs are okay with strangers petting them, even if they look friendly. So everyone should ask before petting any dog (not just the 'dangerous' breeds).

[@caelanoldacc]

Sarah Vimont literally 😂. if I see any dog I won't be like "oh noo but it could be dangerous" I'll be over there asking to pet and cuddle it lol

[@Luculencia]

My dog isn't stranger friendly and yet people always want to pet her. I have to tell people "no sorry, she's scared of strangers, please don't touch her" all the time and some idiots insist on trying to touch her anyway.

[@csfioa]

as I say; “its the owner that makes the dog” so if a dog is “vicious” its probably the owners fault for making the dog that way. The dog isnt born vicious just because it looks vicious. I should know. I have a pitbull and he is the nicest boy i have ever met ❤️

[@ES11777]

Sofia Cespedes You are absolutely right

[@BurnEdOutOne]

Then as someone who has rescued a violent dog who is six years old, your presumption leads to judgmental treatment of people who are part of the solution, thereby disincentivizing people from taking care of troubled animals. Your position is only justifiable if almost all animals have been with the same handlers their entire life, and with troubled animals that's rarely the case.

[@csfioa]

BurnEdOutOne i honestly see what you mean and now i know those things so thank you for letting me know.

[@leannemitchell9821]

It's not all to do with how the dog is raised though genetics plays a huge part in the dog too.

[@sleepynuon8500]

mostly true. dogs to have personalities, and my dog is stubborn. she doesn't bite, buy she does nib. ( it's like I'm annoyed so I'm gonna bite but not a bite that can hurt u) and my family and I just can't teach her to stop 😅

[@markalexander3659]

I do think not wanting a strangers dog (regardless of breed) running around your very young children is just sensible as dogs are animals and unpredictable, no matter how friendly.

[@georginahollifield5669]

Yes the amount of ppl with big ass dogs like this who will just allow them to run up to my toddler is absurd and then they have the audacity to be offended when I scoop him up and they shout “he won’t hurt him!” how the hell am I supposed to know that?

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@balletshoes Absolutely spot on! There's responsibilities on both sides of the fence.

[@Kingofthenet2]

@@georginahollifield5669i agree. Those people are so ignorant

[@gachagirl1086]

I had a “dangerous” dog as a kid Dangerously cute

[@lillyf473]

Gachagirl108 lol same

[@livi7915]

Same!

[@curiousenby7206]

My brother has a staffie she is so playful my dog is part staffie

[@MaysClan]

if you call yourself a dog person but bash other people's dog breeds then are you really a dog person

[@williammays779]

Mays Clan personally, I think not.

[@Al-me1sn]

You can call yourself a dog person if you bash other people’s dog breeds sure. As long as it’s a toy dog... chihuahuas... really?

[@voodoopuppet5541]

@@Al-me1sn yo imma finna clap them cheeks leave my vicious burrito dog alone

[@j.jonahjameson5729]

That must be a spelling mistake right

[@j.jonahjameson5729]

Lol I read that as you are a real dog persone

[@milliegrace4161]

This one time, I was chased through the park by a chihuwawa dog. I will never look at a small dog the same way again.

[@aaljustaal1890]

Millie Grace Ya but Chihuahuas are scary as shit

[@scorpiongeekooogs3503]

Dude chihuahuas are little angry demons, im surprised your still alive

[@tjrfanatic]

lol

[@fatcj6336]

Yeah They scary af

[@shorx9199]

looool i was chased by an ankle biter i was shook

[@woolffiee4510]

i own a pitbull and his names brownie an he is the sweetest thing ever

[@trans-dragon-mage]

I have a Pitbull too, bully breed, his names Oreo because his face looks just like an Oreo cookie

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

Like all brownies they are sweet!

[@gremlinanger]

Hand over the dog ()_() (. 3.) ( > )>

[@secretly-a-kobold]

Can I pet?

[@Lucy-nw4im]

No he’s not. I don’t understand why we keep pitbulls in our society.

[@virekin0t719]

As an owner of an all black 120 pound pitbull who is the sweetest thing on the planet, I can say that I won't speak to you again if you tell me any of these. Plus my so called "dangerous animal" is scared of most things. She once hid behind me bc she saw a cat. She barks at her shadow. She's scared of my two bunnies. She's probably the opposite of a guard dog. Honestly if there was a break in at my home, she'd most likely want to play with the burglar. Does that sound like a vicious dog to you?

[@mutantrainbow6331]

ThatAwkwardIna Same I love my Pitbull! She’s the sweetest thing

[@katelyn7523]

You gotta hulk of a pitbull if shes 140 pounds

[@paige4855]

ThatAwkwardIna my pittie is a goofball

[@virekin0t719]

OOF OOF so is mine. And my sister. All the one's I've met are just complete dorks lol.

[@glenoaksbaby1303]

ThatAwkwardIna I've raised pits for about 12 years now... if your dog is 140 pounds it is definitely not a pit.. maybe a mix with a mastiff or something.. but not full APBT or staffy

[@Little_Lotta]

**looks over at pit bull that I'm babysitting who has his belly up and tongue out** Yup, super dangerous.

[@IExistIThink]

•HarmonyJH• Oh YEp bOi YOu bEtTEr Run

[@Jurassic_Jayyy]

♧ Degenerate Beauty Queen ♤ I guarantee you had someone abusive in your life! Hence your subconscious need to feel protected

[@Little_Lotta]

Yoboy Jay I did indeed, but that’s not why I like pit bulls.

[@Jurassic_Jayyy]

♧ Degenerate Beauty Queen ♤ people’s actions say everything. You are not the first person I’ve come across who was abused or scared and decided to adopt a pitbull and certainly won’t be the last. But people like you have no respect for the capabilities of this animal. You are the same people who would keep a tiger as a pet, saying he would never harm you. Then one fine day an accident happens and all thats left of you to be buried is a skull and a femur

[@gabijakisieliauskaite8554]

I have a yorkshire and people don't even ask if she bites, they just pet her.... But she does bite. All of those people end up with bloody hands. Even I get bitten every day from 3 to 10 times. So it doesn't matter what the breed is. The bigger breeds are often friendlier than the small breeds.

[@poormayyah]

A Cloudy Day Love your profile picture

[@kassyvaldez1015]

Thank you for showing that small are able to bite just like a bigger dog. And for putting with a dog that bites that much

[@deliablanthorn278]

A Cloudy Day hahaha I have a Yorkshire too and he bites and barks as if he's big and scary

[@AtheistEve]

A Cloudy Day Why don't you train her to stop biting, snapping and barking?

[@johnbauer9191]

delia blanthorn my Yorkshire does that too. She bites the backs of your ankles when you are walking! 🤣

[@bleb87]

Any dog can bite. But if a pitbull bites you might not need a bandaid, you might need a coffin.

[@PeterPantheFearless]

No, not true - A pitbull owner

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

Very true A former pit bull trainer.

[@yhap]

Honestly, pitbull bites aren’t even that bad, it’s the fact that they like to hold on that will cause the damage.

[@learningfromlifewithashley6643]

@@yhap yeah, tell that to all of the people pit bulls kill every 15 days.

[@yhap]

@@learningfromlifewithashley6643 did you read what I said? Or are you just trying to start an argument. And how many people do pitbulls kill every 15 days if you wouldn’t mind telling me.

[@joannefontanar8883]

"Those dogs were bred to kill!" Fun fact, they were used to be called nanny dogs due to their kind and loyal personality.

[@Ame666]

Actually dogs were bred to kill in the beggining. When the vikings bred them from wolf puppies they were trained to kill people enemies on the battlefield.

[@katiebug4105]

Sorry about the other comments. That's really cute!

[@kenzi3168]

Originally Pit Bull and terrier types were bred for fighting entertainment. They were pitted against bears and bulls, hence the name sake. the cruelty to animals act (1835) prevented this continuing but dog fighting still did in secret. Staffordshire bull terrier was bred for this (hence the muscular build). many of the people were poor, meaning the dog would also live with them and their children. The staffy may have been bred for fighting other dogs but NOT people. It would have been impossible to have a fighting dog that showed aggression to people and especially children. The early breeders of the Staffy effectively eradicated the inner aggression towards people that was once in the breed. They've gained the term "Nanny dog" because the breed is so good with children.

[@joyin9852]

joanne fontanar ikr staffys can be so cuddly.

[@dixienormous9845]

joanne fontanar There are no such thing as a "nanny dog", that's just a myth made up by Pit Bull "advocates".

[@sarahrodriguez9619]

*when you call yourself a dog lover but hate on other people’s dogs*

[@jimbojim4767]

Not a fan of dogs that were breed to kill other dogs sorry

[@jadearbuckle4152]

@@jimbojim4767 first off if you actually knew anything about dogs you would know that labrador retrievers are number 1 when it comes to dog attacks. You would also know that just like people no one dog is the same when it comes behavior. Unfortunately there are dogs out there that behave aggressively, but it's also not just a single dog breed to blame or even the dog. You can have any number of reasons why an animal is aggressive. Number one being the human factor who basically train there animals to be aggressive for protection and sadly dog fights. For example, I've owned German shepards (third most aggressive dog breed) for most of my life. Our first dog we had we placed in training to attack any intruders that attacked us. However, we had to put a stop the training because we noticed that his behavior was changing as a result of the nature of the training. We had to retrain him to not attack hoping that his behavior would go back to what it was originally, sadly the damage was already done and he kept that small bit of aggression from the training. And Number 2 being mental disorders. Just like humans dogs can have mental disorders that can effect their behavior. You and so many ignorant people have basically smear campaigned against a single dog breed because of its looks and because a few rotten humans RAISED and USED them in an ILLEGAL activity. so when it comes to the bottom line who do you think should be feared more? The dogs or the humans that placed them in that situation to begin with...

[@minagrujic]

@@jimbojim4767 and who's fault is that? The shitty "human's" fault bc they made poor dogs kill each other

[@knight1706]

Jimbo Jim did you even watch the video?

[@beepot2764]

No I feel bad for the dog. I know a "bad" or "dangerous" dog is the owner fault.

[@NightAngelus]

Those poor babies shouldn’t have to wear muzzles. Please I’ve been attacked by more ‘safe’ dogs then ‘dangerous’ dogs. Had a chihuahua head butt me, a Pomeranian try to take my hand off on multiple occasions, and two different black labs go for my face. I still have a scar near my left eye from the last attack where is the mutt hadn’t been pulled away would have taken my eye. If those are the ‘safe’ breeds give me a ‘dangerous’ breed any day of the week.

[@zaragreen4601]

Why are you attacked by so many dogs?

[@scorpiocarnage1055]

@Potatoes Ng I know at the time that was terrible but right now that is hilarious. It's not fun to be mugged by a dog but it does make a good story. All I can imagine is that dog wearing a 30s gangster hat.

[@baypeppard2565]

Jesus you have bad luck bro 😂😂😂

[@daisybelcher5571]

@Potatoes Ng PAHAHHAA

[@minagrujic]

@@lux6961 would you like to wear a muzzle every day of your life??

[@ellawolfe4246]

I used to think that pit bulls were completely harmless and I completely ignored everyone that said otherwise. I now don’t think I’ll ever adopt one... After my dog was attacked last year by one, I had to wrestle the dog off of him so he wouldn’t die, I still can still remember his cries, I couldn’t look at pictures of pit bulls after without getting chills. I am starting to think they have a bad reputation for a reason. I want to believe that not all of them want to murder. I used to not bat an eye when someone talked about their horror stories of pit bulls, but now I relate to them.

[@deadchannel2771]

Person: Don't let that... Dog... Near my child! Me: Don't let that... Kid... Near my dog!

[@oHoneyLemon]

CrAzYmArY Same 😂💕

[@Milokingss]

No-Internet Dinosaur y e s

[@Gobbersmack]

Difference is I get to shoot your dog if it attacks my kid.

[@Milokingss]

Gobbersmack lamo nah you need to watch your kid and be a good parent m8

[@beaniegirl55]

100%

[@leannacollins5489]

Yes my VERY vicious rottweiler is very dangerous...... She's scared of a blue bouncy ball

[@peculiarms]

I like guitar and can play it kinda and I'm emo Rottweilers are big babies honestly I met one once that was afraid of orange peels.

[@kristenandersen6361]

I don't mean to be rude, but seriously?! To me it sounds hilarious.

[@lizt9058]

Mine would just kill you with kisses and slober all over you. Plus she wanted to be rubbed all over. Never barked at strangers either.

[@lindseyw328]

my bichon is more vicious than my Rottweiler ever was 😂. when we got the bichon (she was smaller than his head) he ran away and hid from her.

[@leannacollins5489]

Five Girls Away Yeah, she hated it whenever we would play with it😂

[@minneraldeposit1169]

Pit bull were once called “nanny dogs” because of their protective nature for young ones

[@jimbojim4767]

Thats a myth theres no evidence to back this up. There literally called pitt bulls because they are breed to fight in pits. You think they took a "nanny dog" and decided it would be the best dog for fighting? No they have and always have been fighting dogs breed to fight.

[@tadhgknight3484]

Jimbo Jim Yh and The name ‘pug’ comes from Pugnare or ‘to fight’ in Latin, because pugs were fighting dogs, names, attitudes and purposes change, Not saying this is necessarily true, it could be a myth, but what you said proves nothing.

[@zammmerjammer]

@@tadhgknight3484 It proves that "nanny dog" thing is a LIE which is perpetuated by people who have trouble with reality.

[@seanfman6128]

@@jimbojim4767 shush, we wouldnt have animals killing kids anyway if humans would stay in their god damned lanes and stop breeding anything they can find

[@jimbojim4767]

@HomeztuckTrazh 413 You like doing research on dogs. Can you look this up for me? "Deaths by dog bites sorted by breeds" please report back with the results.

[@ee8546]

0:03 The woman who was mocking people for telling her to put her dog on a lead has no respect for public safety.

[@ee8546]

@@fart_shame7295 it doesn't make other dogs any less dangerous. Just because they're sweet around you doesn't mean they're always going to act sweet. They were bred to fight and kill.

[@jeeps_b2122]

Trash Meme Police oh shut up you sissy none expert naive manipulated dummy clueless twit

[@jeeps_b2122]

Classic Old Games Fan I AM NOT GOING TO WASTE TIME TO EDUCATE SISSY NAIVE CLUELESS MISINFORMED MANIPULATED PEOPLE THAT HAVE NO REAL INTEREST PASSION LOVE FOR SPECIFIC BREEDS AND HAVE NO PROFESSION EXPERTISE TRUE CORRECT KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCE WITH SPECIFIC BREEDS! OR RAISING BREEDING THEM. FIGURE IT YOUR SELF BY FIRST EDUCATING YOURSELF ON IT ALL OKAY! PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE SO TO NAIVE JUST BELIEVE ON ALL INFORMATION ON GOOGLE ON THE INTERNET AND IN THE MYTHS FAKE NEWS STORIES PROPAGANDA MADE UP BY NONE EXPERTS NEWS MEDIA JOURNALISTS THAT MAKE MONEY GET HIGH RATINGS FOR CREATING NEGATIVITY HATE FOR BREEDS! YOU ARE NOT INTELLIGENT YOUR DUMBER THAN DUMBER!

[@jeeps_b2122]

Classic Old Games Fan Here this is for sissy twits like you and for the person that first commented on this thread comment. “Today the society is more of a weak cowardly acceptable society! The tough alpha strong hearted minded society is fading away More and more! These none experts! cry babies complainers naive manipulated manipulating snow flakes wannabe animal hero’s wannabe animal activists! sissy’s rats snakes dirty corrupt unjust ridiculous law lovers abiders want everyone to think feel the same way be equal be part of the new weak cowardly acceptable society! f**k! Them all and their sissy bs!”

[@tyrone-samathekillerofsjws4077]

@@jeeps_b2122 so you cant prove me wrong ? gotchu buddy you did not have to make a mess of yourself by crying so much over a single question heh

[@emilye2590]

I have two staffies and they are the sweetest things in the world like one of them follows you around and cries if you don't give him your food lol

[@rilakkumabear6613]

It’s perfectly fine to ask if a dog bites. There are dogs that bite, and dogs that don’t.

[@FuscaMari]

I was bite by a chihuahua last year It hurts

[@ocean6828]

In my opinion, it’s ok to ask if a dog is friendly or not, but you shouldn’t only do it because the dog is “ dangerous”

[@rilakkumabear6613]

@@ocean6828 yeah, I agree.

[@freemandouglas1]

Giovanna Rodrigues but its kinda rude to do so

[@rilakkumabear6613]

Sophia’s Journey but sometimes you’re just concerned with safety.

[@quindixie6867]

It doesn't matter what kind of dog it is, if it's trained to bite, it's gonna bite. No dog should be forced to wear a muzzle unless they have issues with biting people FIRST. I have a thirty pound Jack-russle and Whippet mix that had been abused for years. I am genuinely terrified of every child who comes near us when we are out in public because of this. Nobody understands that all dogs can bite and that you should always ask permission before touching a dog. I once had a woman walk up and grab my dogs face, pull it towards hers, and begin ruffing it up. She naturally got a pretty nasty reaction and a few scratches. She then proceeded to tell me that I should have him wear a muzzle when out in public because he obviously couldn't control himself. In actuality he DID control himself quite well. When I first got him, I had to do serious therapy with him to gain his trust, and I'll let you know that this dog can BITE. If he had bitten as hard as he wanted to, she would have had to have stitches. He didn't even draw blood. No matter the dog, NEVER assume it's temperament, ALWAYS ask permission to touch.

[@emilienatalie8635]

Yes, it's always the owners never the animal. Any animal has the potential to be aggressive

[@Cheesus-Sliced]

You should have told her to wear a muzzle in public cuz clearly she cant control herself. Its not a difficult concept to not just walk up and start handling foreign animals. How would she react if someone walked up and just grabbed her face?

[@livxo7882]

I understand that nobody should walk up to a dog without asking but what if that had been a small child? Small children don’t always think before doing things and as much as People say their parents should be watching them, it’s still not ok for a small child to get hurt.

[@Cheesus-Sliced]

@@livxo7882 Getting hurt is part of life and it serves a very important lesson. Mess with predatory animals, get hurt, stop messing with predatory animals. Touch the hotplate, etc. If the child is too young to be reasoned with, absolutely they need to be actively monitored whenever outside of enclosed safe areas. If they are old enough to be reasoned with but won't listen, some lessons must be taught through pain.

[@alyssaprice5351]

Exactly my dog... I have a poodle cross jack russle and she is agressiveeee, however people don’t take any notice of me when I tell them not to touch her or even go near her because her behaviour towards different people and even different animals (including other dogs) is so unpredictable. It actually annoys me so much when someone says ‘oh but I know what I’m doing’ it’s like ‘no, you don’t know my dog, you don’t know anything about my dog, YOU DONT KNOW WHAT THE HECKY PECK YOURE DOING MATE’ and then they go and get scratched and say you need to be more careful with your dog... Hehe sorry, mini rant over🌚🌚

[@lonelyinyournightmare]

i remember going to my uncle's and he has a staffie called Bob and the dog literally spent half of the time giving me kisses and falling asleep on me and staying with me because he could sense i was homesick and upset 🥺 i love dogs, and I love "dangerous" dog breeds, even though dogs that jump up can make me anxious sometimes, i still adore them and will pet them whenever i can :D

[@izzy0702]

No joke but I am more scared of Chihuahua then I would ever be of a Staffy. A friend of mine has 2 Chihuahuas and all they do is trying to bitte me.

[@carmentan421]

Yeap, been chased by a chihuahua too

[@_en.core.]

I have never been bitten by my staffies, I have two rescue ones and not a single problem! ^^

[@idilist]

Chihuahuas terrify me tbh

[@fenecofeneco19]

You just need a good bite from one of these and u will be sane again.A chihua can "try" to bite me whenever it wants I can handle it and they are small beings in a huge world with big humans around (justified),these dogs and some of their owners NO.

[@sniffthehamster452]

Same

[@chubquag6154]

I was mauled by a pitbull when I was younger, so I have my reasons to be afraid of them. I hope most pitbull owners understand it isn't anything personal that I don't want to be anywhere near dogs like these, or most big dogs for that matter

[@mr.harambe2658]

Fact is most people who want to be cool and badass buy pitbulls and then make them aggressive to look cool.

[@sonnyfox60]

People will understand you being afraid of bull breeds but it’s the so called dog people who buy a small but feisty chuiahua (can’t spell it) don’t train it then bash a calm and energetic staffie or pitbull

[@arandomdude449]

I get that but the right people should still have a right to the dogs

[@kenadielise7780]

It was ONE DOG not the whole BREED

[@mariahrucker1128]

@@kenadielise7780 Its still a vaild reason to avoid the breed

[@tiffany-ef6gm]

Yea im a "dangerous" dog owner to AND BOI... My dog walked past this women and she dead serious freaking jumped up and screamed in front of everyone (we were outside a kids park) "OMG! THIS DOG JUST TRIED TO ATTACK ME! HE SHOULD BE KILLED!!!" Everyone grabbed there children and were like "You shouldn't be at a park with such a dangerous dog" My dog just trotted off minding his own. And my kids followed after him, "sure hes dangerous, why would I have him around my KIDS if he was freaking dangerous"

[@scatterbean8404]

Ugh people like that are terrible

[@MagicBrianTricks]

Then everyone clapped

[@velvetlies8923]

Was Obama there too?

[@iicecone]

Dude, a women grabbed her kids and said "THAT THAT DOG AWAY FROM ME", keep in mind I was a park where tons of dog owners went and It was a labrador , A DOG THAT WORKS WITH DISABLED PEOPLE AND CHILDREN. I bet she was an anti vax mum too.

[@oylene]

Morgan 1081 It seems you don’t know how some people behave. Maybe go out once in a while instead of being salty on yt?

[@noidont8393]

"ewe, your dog bites!" "My dog does not, but I do"

[@g-forcehack1913]

When a person says 'should't that dog have a muzzle on.' and then I would say 'should't you have a muzzle on'.

[@michal31131]

Could a person kill a child with one bite? I love dogs, but guidlines need to be kept for everyones safety.

[@g-forcehack1913]

@@michal31131 imagine someone gets metal implants with a drug on them. Hum

[@g-forcehack1913]

@@michal31131 woof woof woof woof woof bark bark and lots of sloppy kisses

[@axelpowers954]

I've been attacked by six people and one dog whose bite barely bruised.

[@g-forcehack1913]

@@axelpowers954 wow the humans are evil and animals cute

[@bubblegumstew9526]

"is't it hard work" IT'S A DOG and these dogs have such a bad reputation then there's chihuahuas that are just crazy

[@Sam-nd2pl]

I have a chihuahua who barks and never bites; she gets nervous lol. She loves everyone; she enjoys other people and wants to be with them all the time.

[@stanstraykidsandotherkpopg6801]

@@Sam-nd2pl exactly.

[@RockyRoad7]

i have a chihuahua that will attack you even if you just say hi to him lol

[@jenny_wolf9965]

*MOST AGGRESIVE DOG BREEDS RANKED* 14. You 13. Cant 12. Rank 11. Them 10. Because 9. Aggression 8. Isn't 7. Breed 6. Spesific 5. It's 4. A 3. Learned 2. Behavior 1. Chihuahuas Edit1:To all the chihuahua owners it's only a joke😁 Edit2: OMG why did so many people like my comment😂? Edit3: Why the *hell* do i have 576 likes????? Edit4: Guys? We have ove 750likes on this comment?? *HOW*

[@destiny8967]

Jenny._.Wolf arent dachshunds the number one? My dog bites and she is one but i still love her lol and every time i search they are the most aggresive breed because they hate kids and stuff

[@jenny_wolf9965]

Desi Cardinal All dogs bite lol And no dog hates children, it might be the way the children are around the dog. If they pull the dogs tail and stuff like that, it's going to dislike children because they are annoying.

[@destiny8967]

Jenny._.Wolf yes dogs can hate children because children are very loud and high energy. And they do pull their tail specially babies.But thats what im saying lol my pitbull will legit just sit their and do nothing if a baby pulled his tail. Small dogs have a lot of anxiety and dachshunds can hear very well so kids screaming really gives them anxiety and makes them want to bite the kids. So obviously its how the kida act but kids cant help that. And the dog cant help it either they just have that anxiety (not always).

[@jenny_wolf9965]

Desi Cardinal i mean all dogs find kids that scream and pull their tail anoying. And all dogs act / react diffrently around kids xD

[@barbrae6748]

Desi Cardinal German sheapards are number one I think, but the bread of the dog does not determine behavior it’s how a dog is raised. If a dog is raised poorly it will probably be more aggressive.

[@crvptoh]

honestly, lionel is just vibing

[@joce964]

I got a Golden Retriever because my parents gave me such a big fear of "dangerous" dogs. One of my best friend, Isabella, got one of those "dangerous" dogs and she helped me get over my fear. I wish my parents never got me scared of them. They are so adorable! Even though I would've gotten one of those dogs if I wasn't afraid at the time, I will never regret my little doggo. Never let anyone make you afraid of something :).

[@wellhelltherefellwhuman4637]

I just want to say well done for getting over your fear and realising how nice they really are! The more people *ACTUALLY* know about these breeds of dogs, the better😉

[@jessicarios5187]

I teach my kids to ask before they pet a dog and to pay attention to the what the dog is trying to say. My kids love animals just like I do. One of my best dogs was a mix of 3 “dangerous breeds” and a goofball.

[@forestman1162]

Why do people have such a grudge against pit bulls. One of my favorite dog breeds is a pit bull. All of them that I have ever met have been playful puppies that wanted to lick me to death

[@PeninsulaPaintings]

A Pitbull attacked my little dog (unprovoked) on our beach. Not all of them are cuddly and harmless, I'm afraid. The sheer strength of a Pitbull and its unpredictable behavior deem it to be generally more dangerous. Last year, Pitbulls caused more fatalities in the US than any other breed. Out of the 41 deaths caused by dog attacks, 22 of them were by Pitbulls. It's not just a random bias, there's reason behind it.

[@sioya12]

Nabzarella Dare the reason is their owners who don't train them, care for them properly so this doesn't happen. They are not genetically predisposed to being aggressive-it's either a result of inbreeding or traumatic life experiences. They were bred to be companions and child care dogs.

[@writergrl3603]

Mikayla Plays I have my pittie right next to me now. She's a licky little angel. I love her to death.

[@hockeylife3016]

Mikayla Plays I haven't met a pit bull because they are banned where I live and it breaks my heart

[@laurenkelly30]

Yes Nope You know what kills way, way more than pits? People. Don't see you giving it about them..

[@aminah9360]

"what type of person wants a dog like that?" me

[@bellaforever961]

amina h you should really get one they are so sweet and loving the don't hurt you they just love you

[@Poison_Spider8]

same here

[@bellaforever961]

Christopher Jones I didn't mean it in a bad way

[@bellaforever961]

Christopher Jones did you read the description looks like you didn't because it says there four different types of breeds and one of them is a staffy which I have one myself so I do no what I'm taking about

[@DefiantMist]

Christopher Jones Man, some people live where no dog breed is banned. Huh.....like me. So, I mean.....people own whatever they want here. Shit I can get a pet fox just gotta pay a shit ton.

[@brinonymousredacted3809]

“If you push my parrot it’ll chomp on your fingers” bish I’ll bite if you push me to far

[@summerequestrian3340]

Staffies are so sweet, every dog can bite but because of publicity everyone’s more scared of bull breeds. It annoys me! Especially as I volenteer up at a rescue so I look after a lot of staffies as they get abandoned a lot which is so sad. I’ve been bitten by a chihuahua but never a staff!

[@happyhorse1028]

Summer Showjumping what does say about staffy owners??? 💕😁🐴

[@FreyjaShartSquad]

Summer Showjumping We got our staffie off of a website after my mam came across a post saying they were euthanizing a dog. The day after, she felt so guilty and asked if they still had him. And then that night with no warning, while I was taking a poo, the cutest, happiest, goofiest face charged into the bathroom to greet me.

[@summerequestrian3340]

Jasper aww that’s so sweet!

[@aaro1324]

I got a staffie its in me profile pic

[@nutthegrut]

#Chihuahuasaremoredangerousthanbullbreeds

[@thewillmotts155]

I see puppy I cLiCk

[@samstormcloud3262]

C L I C K

[@eeg4020]

I have a very viscous breed of dog..........................a wiener dog

[@alexstrother823]

ASO 101 oh shit dude

[@eeg4020]

Alex_Is_A_Zebra ikr

[@rosaliethomson6749]

Oh fuck that thing could rip your leg off

[@mandy4704]

My wiener dog is under my arm right now, I am fearful . 😜

[@melaniekriner6081]

ASO 101 same!hes a viscous killer and his name is Porkchop

[@bread8936]

My parents had a Staffy before I was born. So I grew up with that dog (her name is Ruby). She was the friendliest most loving dog IN THE WORLD! Ruby was best friend with our cat Row. Ruby would also let me hug her and be rough with her when I was lil