Utah Working Dogs pull over 5000 pounds!!

[@julien.858]

The red coloured dog looks like a body builder of the dog world. Hes pulling with all his legs, just diggin in like a pro! Too cool!

[@dabese5325]

I should sell my truck and get a pit bull.

[@siosiah]

you should

[@k9trainingacademy363]

Erm no

[@Wildstar40]

Pitbulls are a great way to save gas if you don't mind the strange looks riding around town on one.

[@aubree3548]

I have 3 am obsessed

[@Mike-gi1dk]

Your truck won't eat your kids

[@CarryLarry]

These dogs have some determination in their eyes while they are being encouraged. It's like "aw hell yeah, i'm gonna work. i'm gonna work, and i'm gonna work all the way over there, DO IT TO IT!!"

[@risingwind8943]

Anyone who thinks these dogs are forced has never met one. The several I have met go absolutely nuts with excitement as soon as they see the pulling harness.

[@ronaldhenderson9310]

Wow. Dog is really humans most loyal companion. More loyal than any other human could be.

[@GreenBayBreyerFarm]

I love how the dogs arent forced to pull, but they are encouraged :) I know hardly anything about this sport, but the dogs seem to love it and have fun with it! Keep up the good work!

[@christionsadler]

Because he deserves the chance to be active and loves to work. Plus with how fast he was running and how high he was jumping I could tell he was fully healed and ready.

[@The1sillygirly]

If it's forced labor and animal abuse you'd be seeing whips. These dogs clearly love what they do.

[@arlethpena9390]

Do u think u would like to do this no I don't think so

[@whitetiger5181]

+Arleth Pena i would. do u kno what its like doin construction work. 8-12 hours a day . building concrete forms pouring them trowelling them all in a day. u have no idea the labor done by hard working men. for these dogs to pull this stuff for an hour or two is nuthin compared to what ive ben through . this is nothing

[@mynameismackenzie2295]

Ik. They look very happy tails wagging and all

[@FrogDoesLifting]

+Arleth Pena you must have never seen a strong man comp or youre just physically inactive as fuck

[@FrogDoesLifting]

+Shacklebolt Kennels its really fun

[@butterflybabe66]

I love this :D It's essentially weightlifting for dogs, and breeds like pitbulls, samoyeds, huskies and other breeds that were originally BRED for work, this sounds like great exercise for them! Why so many dislikes?

[@epic_mancat6813]

For those people out there who think this is animal abuse it is not the pits enjoy pulling and its a great way to control energy and aggression

[@DaTensay]

Epic_mancat Yeah there is a 40 minute documentary about it somewhere, forgot the name. I watched it starting to think it was a bit weird, but I saw that those dogs are treated like athletes, get the best food, an exercise regimen and sooo much care and attention. Dogs want a job, a purpose and the bonds they have with their owners is super strong.

[@lunafringe10]

+Epic_mancat so what do u do to control your aggression and energy? pulling yourself or what?

[@somebody237]

+Juju Rellama did u ever go to the gym? :D btw just look at his tail. hes enjoying what hes doing

[@AlquimistaD]

+Epic_mancat I know right? Is it animal abuse to use animals to plow the land so farmers can use them? lol

[@calebbruner3618]

Epic_mancat this pretty much like weight lifting for a dogs

[@yaeltorres5288]

Imagine trying to walk one of these dogs....

[@DarioSot]

I have. It's exhausting at times :D

[@donteleone4173]

Yael Torres not hard if you teach em to stay by your side, i could walk my pit bull up and down the streets without a leash, but i dont live in the city

[@annemarielyons6030]

Walking my 12 pound yorkie, Bonnie is such a nigthmare, I had to buy her a harness.

[@amberzapot1553]

no way

[@donteleone4173]

amber zapot yup

[@derpderpity3866]

Can't you see them smiling? They absolutely love it.

[@sognsogn-jo9qb]

Smiling? They are fucking gasping for air.

[@convert313]

these dogs ,what an achievement ,working an animal upto its full potential i love it! really is incredible to watch ,well done animal owners ,

[@SeanCopyright]

That dog is probably stronger than my car......

[@scottydntno]

I agree, this can't be considered animal abuse. When the white dog stopped pulling, the owner didn't start yelling or hitting it to keep pulling. He just waited for the dog to start back on his own. It looks kinda hard on them, but hey, if they like it, then they like it. million times better than fighting them.

[@onthespoke2]

Can you do this with cats or is it only for dogs?

[@verwanyem]

Best comment ever.

[@dragon3831]

My cat..."Kitty" takes walks with me out in the woods like a dog and would do anything for cat treats. I betcha he would pull a plane for some!

[@masonrogers7457]

Lmfao. Someone buy this dude a cheeseburger from mcdonalds!!

[@TazsDeliveries]

If you attach a cat to harness, 8 out of 10 times it turns into a kite

[@marc96accord]

I pulled 600lbs with my cock

[@lewisg1582]

I hate people who complain about shit like this, saying 'people who do this shouldn't own dogs' no, its idiots who dont allow there dogs to do things they enjoy who shouldnt own them, especially the ones who just make there dogs sit in all day and think a half an hour walk every day is satisfactory for the dog.

[@jeganka]

powerful dogs. i hope they're happy

[@TheDylan6908]

Me too. Not so sure about this. Do these dogs tear muscle, tendons or ligaments doing this???

[@losromos2205]

Rich I mean dogs like to protect there owners and doing this makes them happy knowing they could protect them. Also they look happy and they just like humans the stronger they are there body ligaments will be strong as well

[@losromos2205]

@Matt Ellis all of the sudden there’s a Karen in chat. Chill there happy and we all know that go cry somewhere else 🤡

[@pablodelvalleiii5951]

They love this stuff don’t worry

[@kkassassin1026]

The video is 10 years old and you guys💀

[@dynastycentral313]

I agree with this 50/50, I am highly educated on dogs. Weight pulling is fine as long as it’s safe and the dog is enjoying it. In the video the brown Pitbull is doing amazing and isn’t pressured, as the white dog questioned a bit.

[@rutee4614]

Ok this may sound really dumb, but this literally brought tears to my eyes!!!! So proud of those dogs and their owners doing this. I especially love how it was to FIGHT BSL! Amazing dogs those people have, and and very proud owners! They did such an amazing job! :D

[@EvelynSaenz13]

I'd love to see those complaining about 5,000 lbs being "nothing because it's on wheels" even TRY to pull and move that weight successfully lol They're animals half our size showing tremendous strength. It seems they are well taken care of :)

[@Huckleberry68]

Its on wheels tho

[@A1CMargulis]

I once saw a man pull a fighter plane with his testicles. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maSvf3uZeK11bbM

[@AtulSingh-px5wf]

A man took help from me to push a van with like 10 kids inside , and I did it alone upto 100 metres. So Not a big deal.

[@Libertariandude]

This is a positive way to to channel the aggression and energy! Hopefully all competitors have their injuries cared for by the owners at a proper vet if needed!

[@coracow78]

Nooo! This is an ABUSE! And those men are SHIT. Why don't they do it themselves??? Fuck off

[@ljeonjko]

andrew Hoard or you could just, you know, take them for a 10k run, swim, mountain hike, hunt. anything is better than this bone bending sickness. you want some animal to pull weight? find a horse or an oxe, animals which were made for this. psycho

[@Libertariandude]

ljeonjko you sound like another uneducated, fat, white gal with emotional issues. I don't believe for a second that's your profile pic. Sled dogs pull like Huskies, St. Bernard pulls, and so do most of the Mollesser Breeds. I don't mind a difference in opinion, but it should be an informed, educated one.

[@Ryuushun]

ljeonjko you know that certain breeds were bed to do just this right... Actually many working dogs were used as pack animals. This is no different than a human going into the gym and lifting as a work out. Secondly people who have dogs competing at this level most likely care for their dogs better than you would.

[@ljeonjko]

Emil Vasilescu yeah sure, there are no differences between this and a man going to the gym if you are ronnie coleman. not to mention that mere weight lifting/pulling is like a death sentence for your bones, joints and cardiovascular system. you do not make one 40 kg dog pull 2 tons, that's just wrong and sick.

[@1WheelUp]

When I grow up I want to be a Utah working dog.

[@chisomololo9138]

That's ridiculous. You're a human.

[@brunhildeeznuts2502]

Lol me too

[@thexprtgamer5946]

Chisom Ololo r/wooooosh

[@jangabrielreyes4754]

Good boy

[@dark_Stout]

@@chisomololo9138 😂😭😭

[@The_Hi_Life]

What’s with all the dislikes??? Apparently there’s a lot of ignorant people out there. These are working dogs, it’s what they were meant to do! They are obviously healthy and well taken care of, and doing what they love to do…

[@Tiffseagles1]

Hi Lizzy. Weight pull is a canine sport. It gives the dog an outlet for excess energy and gives them a physical and mental challenge. The training that the dogs go through also provides one-on-one time for the dog and handler to bond and enjoy each other. Dogs that do competitive weight pull can also earn titles and the best go to championships.

[@alexallen1304]

Would be so fun to have a human/dog team powerlifting meet. The human side does their lift, then the dog does their weight pull, then scores get tallied up together.

[@christionsadler]

I love that Idea

[@goodmorning8172]

They need a sport like this for cats. Housecats pulling 50lb, or maybe 100lb sleds.

[@Nova-wr8wp]

unfortunately cats are just too stubborn

[@eiyhka8779]

Haha that would be awesome

[@jpmadison98]

Incredible. Pit bulls are amazing.

[@petlover2335]

Agreed

[@keriblumer6042]

if you knew a thing or two.. this is primarily an American Bulldog breed.

[@drebodollaz3504]

Keri Blumer true. Especially in the higher weight classes

[@gmanbeavis]

I can't figure out why people dislike this video! this is cool! The dogs love it! Not letting them do this would be like not letting a kid go out and play.

[@BabaMakhanya]

Whaat!? There are dog sports like this on earth!? 🙌 Life on earth is so exciting.

[@blogobre]

The dog works out more than the human :)

[@danielugarte9684]

this is cool and all but i kinda feel like this is a remake of the sponge-bob episode when he pushes Gary to far

[@alexispadilla2606]

Daniel Ugarte nah these are pitbulls they are freakishly strong and think this is a game.(which it kinda is)

[@jessicam8152]

they actually can stop any time. they have 60 seconds to budge the cart. if they want out or can't do it the just need to stand there till their time is up. and we do not let them fail. if their time is up the cart is pushed from behind to make it easy so they can leave on a high note thinking they did it!

[@elmoL650]

Lol best comment of the year |--------- | |______ | |______| it was supposed to be a bother but ok

[@jaayjones3159]

🤣😂

[@epicboy2381]

same

[@johnadams9028]

The brown dog is very impressive. I just love the white dog though u can tell hes giving it his all. Hope my future rottweiler has ur drive buddy. Good looking dogs

[@farleyboy6445]

I have a 12 week old American Pitbull and I can see him doing something like this, he is the strongest little determined dog I have ever seen. He is super smart and active as all hell. Dog's like this who are super high energy and stamina prone would love this type of thing. My little guy don't give up when he wants something.

[@wb6mc129]

he still going good?

[@taylor8578]

That's so sweet of them to help. I wish my my pit bulls were as well-behaved as these two. Seems like a fun challenge

[@ricksalt6860]

pretty cool , they must feel pretty good after , all proud and struttin' their stuff .

[@justinbrown2570]

Lol

[@sognsogn-jo9qb]

They are fucking dogs. They don't look in the mirror and go "oh yeah I'm the maaan!" Or dumb shit like that. They hate his shit. They just wanna play fetch and run around in the grass being dogs and not pulling weight to stroke their owner's ego. And don't try and tell me the dog is happy cause it's tail is wagging. Dogs wag their tail for more reasons other than happiness. And in this video their tails are just flailing and not wagging, almost like the tails are shaking. When I life too heavy my hands will start shaking and that is absolutely how I interpret these dogs body language. Fucking ridiculous. Only people that practise this kind of abuse will condone this. And let's be real here, the owner make their dogs do this so that their dogs will hopefully win their owners a nice big cash price and not for their dog's happiness or wellbeing.

[@dannyg6499]

@@sognsogn-jo9qb Lmao get real... you can't force a dog to do these things unless it wants to... and plenty of high-drive working dogs want to... let me guess, you think guide dogs are also living horrible lives...

[@christionsadler]

Always. His health is top priority. That's why we keep him active.

[@sophiewilson9273]

It bothers me that people are calling this abuse. First, it's not like it's 5000 lbs of dead weight, and it's much easier to pull once they have their momentum going. This is a great energy outlet for dogs that are physically able to do this, and if the dog didn't like it, they wouldn't be doing it. Owners aren't going to push their dogs past their limits, and both the owner and the dog knows its limit.

[@frankenbeans9165]

I am the owner of blaze me and my wife jst started reading half if the comments on this video and had one hell of a laugh! First off Christian you made a great video hope ya get paid off it brotha:) and now to all the comments saying the cart was pushed it wad for teka the AB who could not make the pull that way the dog still thought she pulled it it's all about confidence people never let the dog fail!! As for animal abuse these dogs eat better than I do

[@jessicam8152]

my 50 lb apbt pulled almost 8000lbs last time. and he was still so excited and full of energy at the last pull i truly think he can pass it

[@brandonbaker3443]

to be honest ppl if proper training and exercise these dogs are ment for this if you look it up. the average pit bull with no training can pull over 30 times it's own weight

[@SpeakRyanSpeak]

don't tell me dogs are going to start tearing acl's now

[@adamgatter3634]

😂😂😂😂👌👍

[@reginakelley5498]

My husky tore her back left acl just running in the back yard. Because their back legs are bent, once that is torn they can't put any weight on it. It's not uncommon, I have 4 friends whose pets had the same injury. And it's not a cheap surgery!

[@ZigZag-ht7dm]

+regina o

[@mackenzieoconnor2540]

Lol

[@eriklarson9137]

Not sure why you are so dumb, but dogs have been tearing ACLs for as long as humans have. Probably longer. What an oddly ignorant mindset you have.

[@SVAFnemesis]

you know, pulling 5000 pounds weight is different from generating 5000 pounds of pulling force. With certain condition you can pull 5000 pounds weight with 1 pound of force.

[@Insertnamesz]

With no friction you could pull anything! :P

[@miguksimin]

Yeap, you got the right point here. The dog is actually not pulling 5000 pounds, but still incredible though.

[@EGGINFOOLS]

Its the weight that they use as the description because its the variable in the test that can be controlled easily. The friction coefficient of the surface would be a lot harder to measure and control for a test like this. It would be the static force used to move the object in a true test which would be even harder to control. Once an object is moving it becomes "lighter"essentially because the momentum is now there. So it doesn't matter if its on wheels or dirt. What matters is the measurement of the controlled variable in the test.

[@Swell_Character]

EGGINFOOLS Pretty amazing stuff, though, don't you think? You don't see many other (if any) kinds of dogs doing this besides bulldogs. It's to test all the working qualities we know and love in our bulldogs (drive, tenacity, power, endurance, the ability to go the distance, etc.). A true working sport that is a great outlet for burning energy.

[@EGGINFOOLS]

Serge Cable Hell yeah its amazing. I love watching working dogs actually at work. This red nose was a beast. I`ve owned boxers my whole life, although ive never done this I can say bully breeds are my fav.

[@vicreece8681]

I think your dog just pulled the weight of my truck then some! Nice dog and my mouth was dropped the whole video! Complete disbelief! Great video and awesome dog!

[@Morroku3]

Pits are strong, people pleasing, full of energy dogs. They love hard work and challenges. This doesn't effect them in a bad way at all, it actually stimulates their mind and body.

[@steveminer3972]

I have a rooster that can pull 15000 lbs

[@steveminer3972]

He's a really large one

[@siegfriedpintar]

Steve Miner Does he look like a rhino

[@treflip700]

Steve Miner That is one strong cock!

[@treflip700]

Steve Miner how did they not go for that, I loved it the second I read it.

[@elpelonquemamarias2559]

I got one too his name is cleto

[@Jattmafia313]

You people complaining in the comments are atrocious. You make it seem like this abuse like dog fighting lol. Pit bulls that get to do this pulling are the happiest members of their breed.

[@sognsogn-jo9qb]

Dog owners forcing their dogs to do this shit are atrocious and selfish and greedy idiots. Hoping your dog will win you a big cash price. And then the fuckers that inject their dogs with steroids. Owners need to start lifting themselves and join strongmen competition themselves and not have their dogs do it. Weight lifting is fucking painful. Dogs are not humans and while dogs love exercise I don't believe for one bit they enjoy fucking pulling weights weighing more than themselves. They like running and playing fetch, they like cardio exercise. A bunch of shitty dog owners, using their dogs to stroke their ego.

[@captainsandwhich7469]

@@sognsogn-jo9qb bro, he was wagging his tail and smiling. And plus, the leash was padded

[@StubbornProgrammer]

It'd be great if these competitions had a force meter between the dog and the load. I'd love to know what kind of peak force these guys are generating... I mean, look at them go!

[@mociczyczki]

it depend on dog weights surface and claws so grip and if you want know pushing without jerkor with jerk …. pulling without jerk will have much lower peak force but it last much longer 👍🏻 pulling without jerk depend on surface avg be ewuivalent to dog weight so 10 kg dog generste on forcemeter 10 kg aka 98 newtons if rollling resist be 0,02 than it be able to pull from this almost 500 kg 👍🏻 with jerk if dog have good jerk technique so it repeat it many times and regualtion allow to do this than more 👍🏻 ….100 kg dog generate be slowww pullling avg 100 kg on avg surface the same as human on ice much less asf with jerk it depend on how big distance dog take for finally stop on chain weight dog and speed and for such measurement fprcemeeter must have enough hz /sampling frequency or you seeen nothing/black screeen on forcemeter 👌🏻

[@Findingsunshiness]

Can tell the love between owner and dog. When the white dog suddenly stop when it realised it cant pull, its owner ask it to stop and wait for it to recover and gain more confidence.

[@crazybee5494]

This aint no animal abuse, this is gym life . Hell yeah🤟

[@kylebenjamin9861]

I had a mastiff/ great dane mix that would run past deer and we drove beside him and he could do 34 mph on full tilt. im curious what the same breed, trained like these dogs could pull. needless to say, very impressive. props to ya

[@Mister_Cool]

A great sport for great dogs. Bully/Bulldog breeds like APBTs are great dogs and sports like this are great for them. People like those that are against this completely legal and legit sport for some reason are clueless and need to get more educated. Such people just don't get these hardy working dogs and the jobs/activities they take part in, are tested by, and are bred to be able to do like weight pulling, big game (deer, wild pig, bear, etc.) hunting, and springpole. I mean..what are those people against weight pulling talking about? This is good. It's exercise. It's an outlet to burn all of that energy they have. It is also a way to test and showcase the qualities and abilities of these dogs safely and legally. This is what Bully/Bulldog breeds like the APBT are all about. They live for physical activity, challenge, competition, testing their strength, charging ahead, and pleasing their owners. It's because they are such hardy working dogs. They actually LOVE doing this. They wouldn't be out their doing this and doing it so well if they didn't. These dogs love to pull. They do it all the time. When they are taken out for walks..many of them pull and charge ahead. And these people here have the appropriate gear for the dogs so that the dogs can pull safely and comfortably so there should be no concerns at all. These people understand their dogs and care about their dogs greatly.

[@micahnewman1136]

what are those

[@Mister_Cool]

Micah Newman The white one is an American Bulldog. The brown one is a American Pit Bull Terrier.

[@whitetiger5181]

+Mike Chance man they had a white one like that that was huge at the animal shelter straight beast. thankfully one of the employees there took him home. I myself adopted a pitbull terrier. hes short and stocky. 7 months old and weighs 50 lbs. tryin to train him on a lot right now. if u could give advice that would be awesome

[@Mister_Cool]

White Tiger Here is a pretty good little mini documentary on the sport with some information.. www.yourepeat.com/watch/?v=oANiHbr7zr8 The competitive nature of the sport, some organizations you can join (like the American Pulling Alliance), etc. One man even sort of goes over a little bit of the training he does to condition his dogs (he has his dogs drag chains to help build strength and endurance as well as toning them up and giving the dogs a good athletic build that is right for weight pulling).

[@deewinterhalter]

actually they love pulling weights to them its a game they were specifically bred to do that

[@xrillo281]

my chihuahua can pull like...almost 50billion pounds with one finger...ive seen him do it.

[@ESLaParra]

Dogs don't have fingers.

[@TheWorkingAussie]

Finger?

[@masonrogers7457]

ill give you street creds for 20 potatoes chips but then thought that was mean so i changed it to 20 and a half.

[@Jimothy408]

Pss my dog is so muscular, he got some crazy vain action on his fist.

[@dviantregerman7295]

u r full of shit

[@tropickman]

AWESOME!!! BETTER THAN MOST PEOPLE!

[@glennpaulgosbee4145]

Ive only ever had one pull dog before but it lived a perfectly normal and healthy life.

[@gapieo]

and who was pushing behind ?

[@victoriageithman4144]

lmaoooo

[@gapieo]

what does imao means .?

[@TheApps212]

Laugh my ass off

[@neculaionut]

Your mother

[@Qwxgdkohka123]

Forever laughing at the idiots that think this is abuse to the dogs lmfao. If anything, these owners are the best owners these dogs can ask for because they actually give the dog a job and care about their dog's weight. So many dogs are overweight because their owners don't give a shit and don't give their dogs a job to do.

[@cassadanielle]

I have seen working dogs being just left behind when they grow old. There are some people that only recognize or take care these type of breeds or other dog breeds only when they are still useful but when old age comes - they put them to shelters.

[@polyvladova1635]

i suspected that,they do the same with racing dogs

[@drebodollaz3504]

That makes no sense. They need the best weight pullers to breed fool.

[@Jimmy-nv7mn]

These dogs have so much heart! They will do anything to please their humans.

[@arod3181]

we went from horses , donkeys, now dogs wow.

[@emilycapon]

i would love to see what happens if those dogs see something they wanna chase...humans got no hope

[@laurbrvilli4219]

I don't think they can, usually...The dogs probably only weigh 80 pounds and the humans aren't just dead weight like the bricks on wheels. I think maybe you weren't being totally serious but I am responding anyway :) people often say my dog is too big for me (I'm a girl), but she can't pull me around even though she's stronger than I am. I'm sure she could pull a thousand pounds of bricks, but I don't weigh that much, and she can't pull me! She has lunged on leash many times since we got her from the shelter a year ago (less and less often), but she can't get away, even when she sees a squirrel. She's an 84lb pit beast. So anyway I don't think it's unsafe to strength train dogs like that if you can control them. You also probably wouldn't take them on walks using a hauling harness, so they wouldn't be able to pull you like they pull the weights.

[@ryderwashington4199]

Humans b pulling planes and trains with their fucking teeth yeah... humans got no hope lol

[@emilycapon]

dont worry i was only making a joke, lol im a girl and i work with 800kg (1763.7 lbs) horses so trust me i know what strength is and im only 5ft2 and weigh roughly 62kg (136.687 lbs), but where i live in Australia we dont see many American bulldogs of that size (over here they are quite tiny and less intimidating), you'd see more hearding/sheep or retrieving dogs. with the odd bull terrier or ridgeback in the mix with yer yappy lapdogs for the city goers

[@emilycapon]

how was i being negative?

[@truekingethan1774]

Emily Capon unless they have a gun

[@zackcasas2679]

Must be a pain trying to walk those dogs

[@1MuffinThief]

Beautiful dogs. Sadly this is one of the ways to exhaust them so they don't rampage around your house. xD

[@nicktroehler4872]

If you check out their body language, especially the brown one, his tail is up, but not rigid, his ears aren't back (in fear or submission) or alert/forward (nervous, aggressive, anxious, etc). They seemed to be really enjoying themselves. I'd ask a body builder about what it feels like with really heavy weights. Our psychology is different, but the feeling should be similar enough.

[@1MuffinThief]

Yes this dog is not showing signs of aggressive behavior. Most people that don't know body signs would start yelling at you and probably call the cops. That's why people need to be educated about these breeds. :)

[@Tiffseagles1]

Weight pull is actually one of the SAFEST dog sports. According to one weight pull organization, "Since IWPA's organization in 1984, no dogs have been hurt in competition."

[@YoungGuns830]

That last dog has the technique down. Flawless. Beautiful dog.

[@MrNojam4u]

Weight doesn't really mean much. It takes less force to pull 5000 pounds on wheels than it does in solid ground.

[@bcsushi91]

Are you...Albert Einstein?!

[@vtothet12]

so the force it takes to pull 2lbs on wheels is not much less than the force needed to pull 5000lbs on wheels? because y'know "weight doesn't really mean much"

[@MrNojam4u]

weight doesn't mean much when pulling the same amount of weight on two totally different mediums* sorry your tiny brain needed the elaboration.

[@vtothet12]

James Van Metre lol weight is still half of the equation, regardless of the situation, it doesnt matter if you have a 99% efficient system, weight is still a great factor. if you call someone to tow a load for you do you think they will ask for weight?

[@MrNojam4u]

Dude weight doesn't matter nearly as much as friction though. You can have a frictionless surface and pull a ton no problem. Try to pull a ton over high grit sandpaper and you're gonna have a hell of a time.

[@brittbb]

people be in the comments like "the dog loves it! its being its natural self!!" I'm sorry, did you hear the dog say "yea man I love what I do"?? or do u go outside and see a dog pulling a 5,000 pound cart of bricks down the road?? um I think not.

[@BarefeetB]

Brittany Cryar I can tell by you're comment that you really don't know much about "working" dogs ? The apbt is a working dog through and through They are used by the police , and as bomb / narcotics dogs , search and rescue , service dogs , on cattle stations , agility sports , hunting dogs etc etc ... what makes them such good working dogs is they love it ! They need to be mentally and physically Stimulated that's what makes them happy. It's a bit like having two totally different humans For example my stress relief after work is to go for a nice long hard run along the beach , that stimulates me in both ways Now my girlfriend likes to come home , pour a wine and relax on the couch and is quite content doing that Now if I was forced to do that every day I would go nuts just like my pitbull would ! So it's probably worth keeping you're un educated sarcastic comments to you're self in the future !!!

[@fishbuddy547]

If he didn't want to pull it he wouldn't pull it.

[@tylerandre7262]

Damn nature u scary

[@BerryFunLizzy]

These dogs can be raised to be either good or bad its all in how u train them those 2 beautiful dogs are friendly cuz there were othere people and they were not barking at all at them so pitbulls arent verry scary but people can make tyem that way

[@leabracker9528]

Tyler Andre this has nothing to do with nature anymore

[@Sameoldjo]

They look so excited! like they dont know what to be excited over, but hey, who cares? "I just really wanna pull the thing!"

[@BlackDynamite901]

Outstanding work. That brown one has some mule in it. Made it look effortless. Put a smile on my face seeing the white one not give up and then go all out. Nice work!

[@drocap8729]

I could do that all day if there's wheels under the weight. I work In a warehouse dragging heavy ass palets of cheap Chinese products around for 12+ hours a day.

[@jeremixh1]

Did anyone ask no. Are you a dog no.

[@Trokero956]

***** goddamn that's funny

[@dianegibson7457]

***** He might be a dog. But not the 4 legged kind! LOL!

[@CrossMusic26]

Wheels don't effect weight

[@jcatastrofekira7874]

CrossMusic26 if wheels doesn't effect weight... can u pull a truck by yourself?

[@alyssalawrence6304]

This kinda gives me mixed feelings.......

[@negusibe9232]

Because you dont understand apbt

[@TheBGYeti]

Music is horrible and why is this a thing?

[@nonyabeez1705]

Music was great and it's a thing because dogs enjoy it. The bully breeds live anything that's athletic and this is them living there very best lives

[@Mmyers1177]

I still remember the first time a Baby Pit Bull took me for a walk..! You don’t walk these dogs, they walk you around...!

[@jayinwizzy]

The pit bull was a beast

[@simonhrby9037]

strong dogs

[@TheJamesweathersby61]

What are you doing trying to rip the dog in half.

[@calical26]

look at the same way they use horses

[@mbpaintballa]

how would the dog pull itself apart?

[@ULTIMA1660]

This is shit,I've seen MVD German shepherds pull the same weight with their teeth

[@dickreynolds8965]

STFU German shepherds are weak.

[@Dilysiaa]

Dick Reynolds no their not, y u think some of them are in the navy and on police squads ?

[@kdaviper]

then why is it that only Pit bulls have ever been recorded pulling 30x their own weight in these competitions?

[@BEASTYCHIMERA]

ULTIMA1660 Good burn lol

[@EGGINFOOLS]

Chicaomillionz Martin Not for strength. For scent and intelligence. Strength isn't the deciding factor of why they choose them. Shepards are good loyal dogs usually to ONE owner or person. They are good with families but tend to follow one person. Which is why they are paired with ONE person on the force.

[@maganayasociados2708]

I grew up in Utah 15 years when I go back I hope I can meet other real dogmen who enjoy working dogs

[@kobidobidog]

Awesome. That brown dog is strong. They love doing this. Go Blaze!

[@paigebeiler33]

Its not 5,000 if its on wheels.

[@jermzdee]

I guess your car/truck isn't a true weight either then. This dog will pull any car or truck on the road...besides an H2/bus/18 wheeler. GET REAL and appreciate the determination, power, and discipline of these dogs. And to do it with the surface area of their paws which is at best 1/3 of your feet...jeeze does your life suck that bad that you can't see ANY positive in this video. Must be a hermit crab owner.

[@InfinityBlaze999]

+Paige Beiler It's still 5000 pounds. The only thing that changes when put on wheels is the coefficient of static and kinetic friction.

[@InfinityBlaze999]

+Jake Stage the dog is CERTAINLY able to pull 5000 pounds. I can see where it is questionable to think that a dog can move this much weight, but the wheels do a tremendous job in helping the dog move the it.

[@jermzdee]

+Jake Stage nah these people do these contests and put them on KZbin to lie about it. let's have some common sense or you are just being a troll.

[@InfinityBlaze999]

jermzdee It might be bait mate.

[@thegamerboneless2864]

I never seen this before, I thought it was a bit harsh but to see these dogs determined like that, amazing, that white dog at the beginning was give it thousands percent 👍

[@diyexmdf]

Imagine that you get to walk the dog and a RANDOM squirrel appears, HOLY SHIT!!

[@AppHackrPr0]

who needs a tow truck when you got this dog!

[@eurenton99]

5,000 lbs is 2 1/2 tons. Not only do I doubt those wheels could handle that weight, but the ability of the dogs to pull that much. If they can then that's amazing.

[@Lonewolf4641]

Longboard + Pitbull = ultimate fun!

[@texxapbt]

I'm an APBT guy...Blaze is so ***cking awesome!...Congrats on doing such a great job with him.

[@traceyahipene7296]

you're channeling the dog's strength :P

[@badblood2016]

Finally, people are putting pitbulls to good work!

[@mrkittenoo1]

Great way to get the dogs energy out of its system!!!!

[@NickLifts]

thats heavier than my car. yet my dog can't even pull me on my skatebord

[@Jonjenjade]

Showing these dogs power the right way

[@Bellinghamster]

I wonder if the dog would pull faster if he had a hotdog in his hand. That is an amazing video.

[@bengoins5]

I love dogs!!!!! Amazing people pleasers. I miss my pitbull.

[@emberN]

don't stop working hard doggies! some day we might need your strength and save some lives! ^_^ good job owners!

[@mariahpowell2795]

The thing is this it what our ancestors bred these beasts for.. their body and mind is literally genetically made for this. It's amazing.

[@MangoTree651]

You're kidding me right? Its a smooth ass track. When my truck broke down I pushed that shit into the driveway, not far but quite a ways.

[@celestrio]

I'm just glad these dogs are not our enemies

[@vivianaz2689]

This is a great sporting/working dog competition, At age 12-16 I was training my pit and working with my dad doing training exercising with our dogs, and attending these shows. Those times are some of the best memories I ever had in my childhood and our dogs loved it more than anything in the world. Certain kinds of dogs classified as Hunting/Working/sporting dogs require this kind of exercise, competition, and the feeling of accomplishing more than your average poodle. If my dog didn't want to do it she wouldn't do it, but we always got the hecklers with their ignorant comments talking about abuse, it is more abusive to force a sporting dog into a life where they cannot utilize their skills

[@Swell_Character]

This is what true working bulldogs are. They are powerful working dogs. The APBT is the original working and bull baiting bulldog of England. It was bred to be a powerful and agile all-around farm dog. This is not a fighting breed. Some people use them for fighting, but they were bred to work. I am just grateful that the majority of people realize this, and that their are more working, hunting, and weight pulling strains of bulldogs than bulldogs used for fighting.