Villagers React to 50 Dog Breeds for the First Time! Hilarious Results! Tribal People Try

Villagers Guesses 50 Dog Breeds! You Won't Believe Their Reactions!
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Ever wondered how people from different cultures react to the incredible variety of dog breeds? Prepare for laughs and surprises as we take you on a hilarious journey to a charming village!
Get ready to meet a cast of adorable canine companions representing 50 BREEDS from around the world! From the majestic Siberian Husky to the fluffy Chow Chow, these villagers will be AMAZED by the sheer diversity of the dog world.
But can they tell the difference? We'll put their knowledge to the test in a fun guessing game that's sure to leave you chuckling!
This heartwarming video is perfect for:
Dog lovers who want to see pups of all shapes and sizes!
Anyone curious about different dog breeds and their origins.
Fans of lighthearted content with a touch of cultural exploration.
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[@jolenewitzel7919]

I think it would have been wonderful to tell them what job the breed was used for. ❤😂

[@rhiahlMT]

A dog's look and coat are examples of the jobs they did and how humans created the breed to help humans out. Hunting, herding, working, hounds, sporting, toy are all for a purpose. Once you figure that out, it gives you a history of dogs. Even the toy group was bred for a purpose.

[@dmschoice2571]

Could imagine that a more in-depth look into a few select dog breeds of various purposes could be interesting, with some actual video material, to see how the breeds more or to hear what they sound like etc.

[@toomanyaccounts]

st.bernards look very different than their ancestors.

[@rhiahlMT]

@@toomanyaccounts So do bulldogs and corgis. Bulldog breeding has been so focused on weight and the scrunch in their faces they have massive breathing problems. You can see it happening with pugs and Boston terriers. Bulldogs in the ring often need assistance to be examined for the judge. Corgis, I think are a different situation. There isn't a breeding detrimental to health situation, but between the 1940s and now, they are a little lower to the ground and less leggy. Their breeding has not affected the dog as far as health wise. I wouldn't own a smashed face dog, too many bred in problems.

[@kristinewalberg2938]

@@rhiahlMT Some breeders think too much about achieving "breed standard" and not enough about raising dogs that are healthy and happy. I "inherited" a Boston Terrier from an elderly relative that was specifically bred to eliminate breathing problems, snoring, farting and other not-so-good traits. She's fourteen now but still very healthy and lively. At a time I had 2 pugs (one was actually a puggle, but looked like a purebred, only size XL) . Too often people let them get overweight, thinking it's cute, but that causes so many unnecessary problem for the poor dogs. If they're trim and get enough activity they're still kind of noisy breathers but healthy and long-lived. There's actually a trend now to breed "antique" pugs like the ones in old pictures, that have longer legs and narrower faces with longer muzzles. I loved watching their reactions to all the different breeds!

[@natsinthebelfry]

The fact that Raeen is starting to warm up to dogs makes me so happy! I had scary experiences with dogs during my childhood, but they're my favorite animal now.

[@Skytexture]

I have two giant Alaskan Malamutes. The female is very bossy and frequently tests boundaries. The other is very cuddly and thinks he’s a lap dog. They love to howl at any kind of passing siren. They do sound like wolves. 😄

[@patriciamerry7888]

Totally wonderful dogs. Like yours, my girl was the more dominant (altho I think that my boy was secretly letting her think that she was in charge.)

[@cortneyg9358]

I'm surprised and impressed that you showed a Catahoula Leopard Dog! I have one, and hardly anyone has ever heard of them. Good job!

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Here in south east Texas they are nearly as numerous as pittys

[@theginger6339]

I dont know if anyone watched their fallout reaction, but babu mentioned he was interested in getting a dog to help him in his age. Raeen mentioned he was afraid of dogs. Not sure how accurate the translation was. But i understand in some places, dogs are not culturally popular, and in many places the only dogs are dangerous wild dogs. I think Babu would enjoy having a dog as a companion. They aren't called man's best friend for nothing. I adore my husky that i adopted, she may be husky crazy, but such a sweetheart.

[@streghewitch77]

I think the right size and the right breed would be a perfect thing to do for him

[@streghewitch77]

Also, I love huskies. Their personalities alone would make them a standout breed but they have such beauty on top of all that. They look like these very Regal serious animals and they are just silly clowns when you get right down to it. I love how Sassy they are and how much they talk back I imagine it would be like having a Perpetual teenager in the house 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mjtigerfang]

@@streghewitch77same, huskies I’ve seen that neighbour had and own very soppy and friendly dogs

[@theginger6339]

@streghewitch77 mine is a res ue that was abandoned as a pup. She was on the streets for easily a year before the rescue found her. Starving and with pups at the age of 16 months. My husky has the attitude, but she almost never howls or barks. Aside from that, she has every other aspect of a husky.

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

I could see babu with a boston or frenchie

[@Godzilla00X]

Babu had me laughing this whole ep. Would love to see them react to prehistoric animals this way!

[@JustLisarobinson]

Babu had me crying in laughter with his impression of the pug posing🤣!

[@danlabok7117]

"My pants would probably be wet" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Same here brother

[@lukespooky]

they haven't heard of 90% of the countries. You need to show them a map

[@adrianhempfing2042]

Sir has a World globe . I hope he uses it more to show where countries are in relation to India China USA England

[@mrmaori5769]

The producers seem to keep a globe in the building I’ve seen them pull it out a couple times to look at when confused

[@barbarapatterson9288]

Raven always been afraid of dogs he has said.

[@srbrant5391]

"Tell me how this dog is posing."

[@bitowit1882]

I couldn't have told you where most of them are from! Beautiful photos though. Good job you two!

[@noblepenn4816]

This was awesome. I know this is edited for youtube but i hope they saw how big some of these breeds get. Hope they learned that some of them were originally bread for hunting and others for guarding. What a fun video!

[@raenaprottengeier]

right i hope they learned what jobs these dogs do/were bred for! if not i hope they do another one with more breeds explaining their history.

[@KSmeaton1]

Having them react to wild animals from different countries would be cool. Maybe also cat breeds and bird breeds? I've fallen in love with the Indian Ringneck Parrot breed, from seeing YT videos of them learning to talk, and African Grey Parrots too. Such smart creatures.

[@andreanecchi5930]

A video on the various breeds of other animals would also be interesting: cows, sheep, cats, etc

[@mjtigerfang]

The wolf one that looked dangerous is a huskie they are very friendly dogs we have had 2.

[@TheYukonnahanni]

T.Y. for this Wonderful Vid & your reactions to it.. So Many Beautiful Canines, showed !! O raised Siberian Huskies in the far North of Canada when I was Young.. NONE SO LOYAL & THEIR REMEMERANCE OF ME WHEN, I, WAS DEPLOYED AWAY & CAME BACK A YEAR LATER !!~ THE LOVE & LOYALITY OF THESE HUSKIES WAS BEYOND MOST !!

[@WF2U]

Their original use and AKC group (herding, working, etc) should have been also mentioned!

[@Shubbhaaam]

12:36 I think he is talking about the Vodafone ad

[@Jana_San_SS]

OGs know it as Hutch dog

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Just shows you how iconic Gollum is as a character

[@vincentsvirtues4172]

8:24 “You’re looking for a girl in a dog” 😂

[@mccaine1]

This was a wonderful video. I loved trying to guess the dog breeds along with these gentlemen. I agree though that Indian dog breeds would have been a wonderful addition, since I don't know much about the dogs of India.

[@Roger_Hardy]

Tribal People Try should definitely do a video on the dog breeds of India. Babu and Raeen could talk about them with pride and there might be some breeds they've never seen before in their region of that massive country. The only dog breed from India that I'm familiar with is the Mudhol hound so the video would be informative as well.

[@streghewitch77]

I know this will sound very strange, but if you think that corgis are cute from the front, you should watch him walking away from behind. When they're walking their butts are so cute! Possibly even cuter than their faces

[@jakebluethunder]

That was fun and funny. Babu and Raeen make a great team!

[@ComtesseRochefort]

It never crossed my mind that Dalmatian dogs are from Croatia.... Dalmatian Islands. Makes sense 😊.

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Same I just figured they came from the fire station. 😅

[@betsyduane3461]

This seems confusing for them. And some of these are not what you think. The Malamute for example is far older than America, Malamutes were thought to be bred by the Malimiut Inupiaq people, and has Asian origins.

[@Daffelia_1]

I love the dynamic of these two! XD

[@FSboy70]

Since time immemorial a dog has been a mans best & loyal friend - in western culture anyway. And is often seen as a part of a family, not just an pet or animal.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

No Bull Terrier??? C'mon, it's one of the most unusual looking dogs in the world, the only breed with a down-turned face/muzzle. Would've loved to have seen their reaction to it. Missed opportunity. smh

[@BigSeth1090]

They should know, many of those dog breeds are meant to help with herding animals, hunting, and other tasks, so they aren't just expensive pets, or at least weren't in the beginning!

[@danielgengler4342]

I love dogs. I've worked with a few of these breeds. The great thing is that all these breeds can make wonderful companions, with the proper training. The sad part is many people get them without thought about what it takes, and it's the dogs who suffer.

[@voidmstr]

Only rich people? As of 2022, 44.5% of U.S. households own dogs. Hope that helps.

[@carolinesconcertvids860]

Has a Cavalier King Charles. Sadly lost her within 5 months of my cat being run over and killed. She was such a beautiful, gentle dog. I now have a Beagle x English Springer Spaniel. I love her but i couldn't have a dog more different than my Cavalier lol

[@TheRealLeewon]

8:53 I love Cavvies! I had two, but one passed away a couple of weeks ago

[@eddavanleemputten9232]

Would love it if they could be shown another video with dogs and the original use they were bred for, their use today, and the country they originally came from on a map. It might be very enlightening to them. I think they’d especially be interested in their use.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

More videos about the dogs please :D

[@ScribbleScrabbless]

Please do a cat one😻

[@thegiddywitch]

I wish they could see just how different huskies are from wolves. They talk and howl a lot, but they're big babies and really goofy. I have one who is afraid of the birds chirping in the bushes at night. 🤦‍♀️

[@rj-zz8im]

I'm surprised you didn't title the video "Villagers see dogs for the first time"...

[@mcpeguru4060]

@melissafaye915 what do u mean what we do to our dog?

[@mcpeguru4060]

@melissafaye915what do u mean?

[@philipmervin6967]

Let them watch K9 and some other dog movies

[@EllenMilligan]

I would like to see the fellows check out some of our best quilts made by hand.

[@KSmeaton1]

Me and my family have 2 husky mixes (1 malamute/husky, 1 american akita/husky) 1 staffordshire bull terrier and 2 pocket bullies.

[@mordicaiknode]

One of my dogs is half pure-bred Chow Chow & half mutt, & she looks nothing like a Chow Chow...until you google "shaved Chow Chow."

[@lesaahrenstein6360]

I wish you would have mentioned what each dog is bred to do and that's why they have the characteristics that they Have. Also have you ever Have. Also have you ever done a video on service dogs? Have. Also have you ever done a video on service dogs?

[@user-oe2mi3tv3i]

I breed and raise American Walker Hounds, breed to hunt large and aggressive animals, bears, bobcats and bore hogs. Also deer, raccoons and rabbits if you want. Pack dogs hunt in a group ❤. Come in many colors and designs.

[@Daffelia_1]

This video is good but it would have been twice as good if they would have been told what each dog was bred for or a fun fact about the breed. I think that would have been more fun and interesting for them and for the viewers. Example: "Blue Heelers are not a German Shepard but are used in sheparding." "The corgi is famous for being the late queen of England's favorite pet."

[@venomgeach9690]

cool vid 👍

[@AbhinavAbhinavmanoj-qj9ke]

Guys I beg you someday please come to any country in europe or the usa. Let the dream come true

[@ll7868]

The Lhaso Apso was created by successfully crossbreeding The Ramones with ZZ Top.

[@karasaunty9823]

Good video. You should have our friends react to cat breeds next.

[@wendypederson243]

Show them all the animals/ birds/ fish/ insects/ trees/ flowers/ in the world

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Of all those breeds , the only one i would not mess with is the Fila . Its a really aggressive breed, often referred to as primordial minded as its aggressive protective nature is in its dna . Breeders are known to kill puppies, not showing enough aggression as a puppy. It is nearly impossible to train out. I've had cane carsos , neapolitan mastiffs, bull mastiffs , pitbulls , chow chows , but you won't catch me ever owning a fila. I love love love boston terriers, just wonderful little companions.

[@chopsquotes9326]

But they face is so scrunchy and cute

[@lipgloss202]

Raen sees women everywhere. 🤣

[@darla896]

I did see his point with some of them though. Remember the commercial with the blond in a convertible that was actually an Afghan Hound? 😂

[@kinglizard3406]

is there any country called Croatia, as Croat i find that funny, bcs population of all Croatia(4 milion in country and 3-4 milion outside country) is less than some city in India and get why some didnt hear for such small state.. keep with good work, greatings from Croatia

[@taliesincoleman6569]

maybe tell them about how dogs originated from wolves ;)

[@scapelaine4529]

I would have liked to seen some Indian dogs on here because I honestly don't know of any!

[@menyuska1977]

It could also have been Hungarian Pumi, Puli, Hungarian vizsla....

[@taliesincoleman6569]

10:17 ummm... should I tell them?

[@carolmoilanen4530]

Its how you train any dog whether they bite I have always trained mine from a puppy No Bite

[@carolmoilanen4530]

No dog is untrainable some dogs are smarter

[@carolmoilanen4530]

Tell that to the people that show there dogs watch a dog show all those breed of dogs your thinking of are there highly trained from a puppy do you think a American Stafordshire terrier pit bull or the cane corso in a dog show will bite immediately disqualified i could go on I wont

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

Commentator should tell them what the dog was breed for.....

[@CadoonTube]

They should know most of the particularly strange looking breeds are a product of generations of inbreeding. I know all "purebreds" are inbred to a degree, but we really took it too far with lots of modern pit bulls, maltese, etc. Not breeding them to make them healthier or stronger or better behaved, just for weird traits (and sometimes for aggressive personalities).

[@ll7868]

Funny how Raeen wants them all to be American dogs. Most domesticated dog breeds are from Europe and Asia, the first domesticated canines were from Africa but weren't bred by humans for specific traits until the Egyptians started breeding greyhounds for hunting small game. The ones from the Americas are newer breeds like the Labrador and Malamute and have only been around for less than a couple hundred years at most. The only canines in the Americas before pets were introduced to the indigenous people were wolves, foxes and coyotes and they weren't domesticated outside wild ones being raised from pups by humans and were basically no different than modern day Rez Dogs living in semi-wild packs among people.

[@ll7868]

In Asia they were mainly bred for their size (either very, very big or very, very small) and aesthetics, they had to look "pretty" as a symbol of status and wealth while in Europe they were mainly bred for working, their aesthetics or "prettiness" didn't matter, hence the British Bulldog. European royalty started breeding small "toy" dogs or lap dogs because Asian royalty had them and they had to jump on the trend, the British Crown is famous for Queen Elizabeth's Corgi's which are essentially tiny dwarf versions of German Shepherds first bred in Wales for herding sheep.

[@MW_Asura]

Labrador is British. Its ancestor is British too

[@ll7868]

@@MW_Asura That's my point, all American dog breeds started out somewhere else, there are no "original" breeds from there. It's like food, most "American" dishes originated in other countries, although to be Americanized usually means they made it worse, particularly pizza. Sure deep dish is great but it's not really anything like it's Italian inspiration.

[@user-ei1mu6dr4r]

What about the chihuahua? It is a Mexican breed that was here before the arrival of conquistadors. In fact, it was used as a mobile food source by its people! The Northern sled dogs in Alaska and Canada were not of today's breeds and standards, but Inuit and other indigenous people bred and used the dogs from which our sled dogs were developed. Not to mention that Native American and First Nations Canadian peoples, who did not have horses, donkeys or oxen, used dogs as pack animals. What is this nonsense about no dogs before Europeans arrived?? Now if you'd said domestic cats, okay. There were NO domesticated cats AT ALL in the New World nor in Australia and New Zealand before Europeans brought theirs. But dogs were here, though breeds died out or changed with the invasions.

[@ll7868]

@@user-ei1mu6dr4r The Inuit used dogs that originated in Mongolia and Siberia, they were domesticated in Asia before they even got here. the Chihuahua was bred from those dogs, they migrated with humans, not separately and evolved naturally adapting to their environment, they weren't bred for specific traits because they already had the traits needed through natural evolution. They may have been in North America before the Spanish but they did not originate in North America. Every single dog breed in North America originated in Europe or Asia. The breeds in North America that would be considered domesticated before Europeans arrived could be counted on one hand. On top of all that I said there were canines in North America, the Asian dogs that came with humans often bred with coyotes and wolves creating mixed breeds that really had no purpose and sometimes born with deformities and other health issues, that's where the Chihuahua comes from.

[@valkyrie1066]

They are built for speed, to withstand cold, to chase rats, and herd cattle. There are tiny little dogs that were made just to be pets. ME? I have a chicken. It lays better eggs than a dog. Germany has many of the working war/police trained dogs. Many countries buy their guard dogs from Germany. The doberman, the german shepherd/alsatian and cousin malinoi. Rottweilers....Japan makes PRETTY dogs. You are right about climate; in Southern California, USA, it is like a desert with a beach. Many people have chihuahuas who trot around in 100F heat without too much effort. In the north states, the malamutes/huskies are popular because they tolorate cold very well. Dogs are good or bad...based on their owners and training. Pit Bulls have a bad reputation, but if they are lovingly raised they are very, very cuddly. Any dog will bite if it is abused. But Raheen and Babu, you know this.

[@gantongangsta3735]

Maybe next time they can watch about selective breeding.

[@Nlangkirby135]

4:46 is the breed my deceased pet was!

[@Nlangkirby135]

I miss my Kirby so much.

[@Nlangkirby135]

My aunt Patsy(yes, she likes that name) and uncle Bob have a pair of chihuahuas, Milo and Amigo. Fun fact: amigo is Spanish for Friend.

[@iceseic]

old videos?

[@superbunnyedits]

woah early

[@gantongangsta3735]

Make them watch different species of apes.

[@roshan9238]

Teach babu how to ride a motorcycle

[@HansrajGrenz]

Let them react to ramayana anime film!!!

[@JonCombo]

Might as well not guess America. Won't be much lineage with just America.

[@babynursekaren]

Slinging insults Babu, shame on you.

[@platez81]

Why is Babu so rude to Raeen????

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Hes the elder , it's very normal in Indian culture , even throughout much of Asia and Middle East.

[@glassontherocks]

Man has played God with the manipulation of the domesticated breeds. In some cases it is pitiful for the animal.

[@betsyduane3461]

I love how he thinks dogs won't attack children or get fat because of god. Religion is so insane.

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

It's his own view on the world , not a construct of Hinduism

[@betsyduane3461]

@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 All religion is insane.

[@chopsquotes9326]

@@betsyduane3461to be fair you are insane yourself because you can’t just say all religion is insane when there are thousands of religion and counting 😂😂😂

[@chopsquotes9326]

@@betsyduane3461so I doubt you know of more than even 0.1% of religions in the world

[@betsyduane3461]

@@chopsquotes9326 How silly, 12 years of Catholic school laughs at you. I am an atheist and know far more about religions than you.

[@pasithea.59]

You are ridiculous

[@jaytank5816]

Make something new where they all sit eat, do some challenges or experience some new products. You can't just give them a boring video or a movie and want us to watch them. It's not entertaining.