Why are wolves afraid of shepherds?🐺 🐶

[@anonnimus2864]

The wolf lunges at the dog's neck. The neck bites wolf back. The wolf realized that was an extremely stupid idea.

[@dylonpress7034]

That's pretty dang funny 😂

[@Xxf0xy_p4wxX]

the wolf go 😵

[@Minilla_Yeehaw]

The wolf face palms

[@bladerj]

not completely true, dogs like to lung at neck but dogs generaly have longer muscle there, wild dogs go for hind and lower belly.

[@fl4minratbag]

The neck bites back. 😂😆😆🤣 that part got me

[@domango2020]

Wolves: why cousin Shepherd: cuz they feed me and love me

[@jonasg.bisgaard1086]

Shepherd: food.

[@onemillionpercent]

Shepherd: cuz i love them too

[@colddayys]

Lol

[@twahathomas3514]

😂😂😂

[@hermitcard4494]

Cuz we dont compete and give us scraps of food for being useful.

[@fanfloppa7634]

Bro is the juggernaut

[@Rollacoastertycoon]

The jiggernot

[@faridayesminshila4732]

Fr

[@YouTubeEXCELPUBG]

Duggeranut

[@toxicscorpion5065]

Woffernaut

[@MiddleEasternBorder]

Dobbernaut

[@ParaNoid816]

Wolves are also smart enough to know that humans with guns show up after you hurt their pets/family. Many species know of this process.

[@SallinKari]

Interesting, in Britain, ravens are the only animal to go *towards* a gunshot... because it's illegal to hunt them and hunters will typically remove the guts immediately allowing the raven to have a tasty snack.

[@Denarus2]

​@@SallinKarithe gunshot sound is like their version of the lunchtime alarm

[@bopo900]

I doubt if wolves know what guns are.

[@DanielYu-mr1cu]

@@bopo900 same i think for the wolves its more like "okay so if i kill this guy bunch of other guys will come with big sticks and point it at us and big noise and we get hurt"

[@bopo900]

@@DanielYu-mr1cu i think they dont even care about the big stick. They see human. They see danger. With or without stick.

[@gknight7778]

Spiked Collar: +10 Defense Ability: When attacked, reflect damage equal to 1/3 of enemy's attack back.

[@Glut0]

Unique effect: +1 Bleed

[@mky654]

Unique effect: Prevent Critical Damage

[@MiddleEasternBorder]

The domestic dogs in India and Africa would sure love to have one right now.

[@cristhianmlr]

Colloar

[@gknight7778]

@@cristhianmlr oops 😬 😅

[@njezichigozie709]

The only thing I learnt from this video is finally an explanation for the spiked collar. Thanks for this.

[@Beer_Wolf]

Time to Goth up to ward off Vampires 👍

[@ShubhamSharma-ow7jn]

Good for you

[@elerizo6662]

wasn't it kinda... obvious? no offence, but is logic to asume that those spikes are to protect the dog's neck and also give him a little bit of advantage by whounding the wolf's mouth

[@C.hrismo]

​@@elerizo6662Literally, probably no explanation because it should be an obvious one

[@avibhagan]

@@C.hrismo Most cats and predators go for the jugular vein in the neck. Only time they don't is when they jump down from trees onto the back of prey , and they try to server the spinal column, from the back of the neck. Either way, it's going for the neck.

[@Toldoris]

One of humanity's greatest achievement: Take your natural predator and enemy and turn him into your best friend and most loyal companion! The first people who had the idea to make the predators of your Livestock into their guardians were geniuses!

[@Mantuitorull]

Wolves were not natural predators for humans, only competitors for the same resources

[@Toldoris]

@@Mantuitorull Every predator goes for the easiest prey to ensure survival. So it's clear that wolves will not hunt for humans if they have other options since we can defend ourselves. But wild wolves can and will attack humans if they have no other choice or if there is a good opportunity. If a lone human meets a very hungry pack of wolves in the wild they will attack even if they usually avoid us. It's true that wolves don't specifically target humans but we are still prey to them as they are for us (mostly for their pelts) so they are our natural predators.

[@Mantuitorull]

@@Toldoris Every predatory goes for it's specific food. We're the apex predatory, the top of the food chain. Even if in the modern times we may be the weakest in our existence. You can still check the traditional societies, whether they are hunting or farming society like Maasai or Hadza. They kill lions with spears to protect their livestock or prey them for food. All other apex predatory usually avoids humans naturally.

[@kybelian]

Empires do the same thing. That’s how Germans keep the Slavs divided by Bslkanization

[@masterofdisguise1112]

That's what happens when you max out in charisma in a video game.😂

[@kokowoch]

first dog who became a shepherd mustve been the first wolf betrayal in history

[@TheVampireAzriel]

that's some Game of Thrones level betrayal.

[@Headless_Bill]

"That's my flock! I don't know you!"

[@kyleshepard3139]

Et tu, Brute?! Si. *he stabs him, REPEATEDLY* 😂

[@dag1704]

I wonder how often in early history this went wrong and the shepherd dog killed one of the sheep, when the humans were not looking, because his wolf instincts took over :D

[@inctastic]

The famous lupus heresy

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

Yeah, this is where those spiked collars on cartoon dogs come from.

[@justicecountryman4060]

That makes a lot of sense. The more you know

[@kenshi7139]

Damn, never occurred to me to put these two together

[@ladypain_thelegend5949]

Pretty sure that was just to make them look scary

[@biggiganticbones]

Yup, their necks are protected from burglars' bites

[@Drewski-c8g]

Hehe

[@JAKEAVALON-rg8xm]

Dog be like:I may be out number but I have "Necklace of Protection".

[@ChaosChanneler]

Lmfao yea pretty much :D

[@bmsuperstar1]

That necklace isn't worth much in most instances. A wolf can just grab the dog above that collar and choke the life out of him, which is why dogs aren't being used to fight off predators like wolves. They're used to try and scare them away, or warn their owners of predators' presence.

[@Hieutrung-ey2by]

@@bmsuperstar1 any protection is better than none, but yeah, if wolves can't bite the sheperds neck they can always go back to jumping it and tearing it by the limbs, just like how they hunt wild buffalos in the wild

[@MetalHev]

Wolves: "you're just one woofer, what can you do against all of us?" Dog: "I cast Summon Domesticator"

[@kyleshepard3139]

*DOOM THEME INTENSIFIES*

[@welewele7284]

and domesticator come with a gattling gun to be a terminator against the wolves

[@magicallonds7968]

"WITH THIS TREASURE, I SUMMON" ahh dog

[@yuomovaeh3028]

Underrated comment 😂

[@Loonies2TheTop]

We have a 150 pound beast of a shepherd. I thank him every morning for his service. The wolves aren't the problem, its a mountain lion that scares us. I got his back tho

[@drunkbillygoat]

I have a 110lb doberman and a 140lb greek Shepard mix. Both have taken out wolf's.

[@blickedxb]

​@drunkbillygoat No they haven't 🥱

[@falloutthewindowcrazy7608]

​@@blickedxbshud it I've heard of tiny dogs taking down kangaroos

[@that.1.monkey]

​@falloutthewindowcrazy7608 are dingos your "tiny dogs" 💀💀

[@falloutthewindowcrazy7608]

@@that.1.monkey of bloody course not

[@feris2137]

Wolf: You are surrounded Shephard: All am I surrounded by is fear. And dead wolves

[@deadshotends88]

Bro a pack of wolves would kill a shepherd.

[@dhruvchandra6049]

😂😂 nice Darth Vader quote! Take a like

[@adamdas4527]

​@@deadshotends88 Yes, even 3-4 adult wolves can handle any dog easly.

[@kyosokutai]

@@deadshotends88 In theory and on paper, maybe. - In practise? Shepherds will kill the wolves.

[@deadshotends88]

@@kyosokutai bro have u seen how big wolves can get? They are from the woods they don't play. And are u forgetting they can be in packs of 10 or more. A shepherd isnt doing anything

[@thunderfart31]

Imagine you're part of a pack of prehistoric humans hunting for prey, only to find out your prey is being guarded by a deformed looking genetically modified human that's being kept as a pet by aliens, that's what this is like

[@victorhugosolachegomez859]

Don't forget that also has armor that protects him from critical hits that also return damage xDDD

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

The spiked collar protects their necks but wolves have other ways to take down prey. The reason wolves avoid farms is simply because farmers have guns, and sheperd dogs will warn the farmer

[@hasanmuttaqin464]

except you're the deformed skinny human and the aliens pet looks like they're ripped out straight of YA fiction, coz lets be honest, people use shepherd as shepherd not pugs

[@cheels1655]

@@Jeriel_Lux bro become a writer

[@Charlesgerb]

@@Jeriel_Lux​​⁠​​⁠​⁠These are some sound ideas for a story dude I encourage you to try and take it a littler further I was actually into it. I like the part when you says “I didn’t hate earth. I simply felt alone on it” Definitely deserving of more attention than just 5 likes

[@dylancutlip8711]

Dude that last dog was gorgeous.

[@omega6599]

Also the blondie

[@AFox739]

HE LOOKED LIKE A LEOPARD!

[@williewillowitch5471]

Yes, a color anomaly in Kangals. Formerly undesirable and not used for breeding. Nowadays an eye-catcher for the kids in front of the screen to generate clicks.

[@cheiftainvulpix]

Bruh fr fr it looks so cool

[@boasbenjaminnescholta7229]

truely a good dog

[@Skyypixelgamer]

Finally a channel that realizes dogs aren’t gods of combat.

[@dom9300]

Yeah but wolves aren’t gods of combat either

[@Seiko-h5j]

. ....And sheep dogs are called shephards 😮😂😂😂!!!!

[@Skyypixelgamer]

@@dom9300 true, but I have heard far more ridiculous things about dogs.

[@Slaymon_490]

Cats are gods of combat

[@dominfl4971]

Some shepards get their tail cut of so Wolfs or Coyltes can't grab them by the tail

[@MrJpc1234]

Constantly getting into fights is generally a bad predator strategy because most animals struggle to heal from wounds

[@FringeWizard2]

What are some animals that shrug off wounds and heal back fine?

[@isacfelix1278]

In addition to that, even if it's still difficult to heal from wounds when an animal is taken care of by humans, they will still heal back much quicker and much stronger. Much like how it used to be with humans. What a wild animal would consider a deadly disease. Could just be the common cold for a a A well-cared for dog

[@ugur3527]

​@@FringeWizard2some animals are eating verbs that has healing effects and recently it was witnessed a monkey used it on his wounds rather than eating it

[@ugur3527]

​@@FringeWizard2search orangutan rakus

[@Doublejho]

@@FringeWizard2 axolotls are famed for their regenerative capabilities and can regenerate pretty much anything in their body, most of their brain included besides that, there are kinds of jellyfish that live forever, and if they die their corpse then grows into more jellyfish you'd be surprised what the animal kingdom is capable of

[@lostartist7751]

Secret Option: *Deploy a donkey*

[@Ghost3210]

That's too mean, you want to scare away the wolves, not end their whole bloodline.

[@lostartist7751]

@@Ghost3210 Nah, that's called deploying two donkeys

[@gerber8915]

@@Ghost3210 Wait, what?!?!

[@badideagenerator2315]

​@@gerber8915 donkeys have been known to show extreme levels of aggression to canine animals and sometimes even humans that trespass on their fields. Casual geographic has made some pretty good videos explaining how Vicious they can be.

[@gerber8915]

@@badideagenerator2315 wow I had no idea

[@fabiospasiano9885]

The wolves know that even if they kill the very loyal dog, they have to deal with the very angry farmer.

[@Raaslen]

And the very angry farmer usually don't stop at one wolf.

[@Voldrim359]

@@Raaslen They also realize that the farmer would hunt them for sport, pelts and vengeance with his old trusted shotgun

[@romankvapil9184]

And that's assuming he decides to come alone and not call his buddies and family members out as well.

[@welewele7284]

all farmers in the village will coming... it's scariest like "winter is coming" game of thrones for the wolves

[@mateuszslawinski1990]

Wolfpack versus human pack.

[@mrgopnik5964]

It's basic feudalism Shepherd= King Sheep= peasants Dog= Knight Wolves= bandits

[@grot7x603]

... or just community life

[@mahsiseua]

By considering dogs are descended from wolves dog: knight who was a bandit

[@mrgopnik5964]

@@mahsiseua well, most west-European nobility descended from the Germanic tribes that settled there after the fall of Rome

[@laylonlee229]

@@mahsiseua Dogs aren't actually decendents of wolves. They spilt off from the same (now extinct) creature, making them more like cousins. Dogs and wolves, back when we first started taming dogs, were not the same as each other. Summary: Dogs are not wolves and never have been.

[@warwulf1889]

Unless you're on Ravnica, in which case wolves protect the flock instead.

[@Natchos9711]

A sheepdog named Casper killed 8 out of 11 of the coyotes that was threatening his flock of 90 sheeps. He went missing for 2 days, presumably to hunt down the whole pack and returned with a pretty severe injuries, but survived.

[@Jackson22185]

@@Natchos9711 problem is, especially in North America there is a world of difference between a coyote and the North American Timber Wolf. I have personally raised both Timber Wolves and guardian breeds. I love both equally and personally have no preference as my animals are my children. As such just as with my human kids I have no illusions as to who and what they are. Could a guardian breed if exceptional take a large male North American Timber Wolf one on one? Yes they can. Would it be likely? No it would not. But they are the absolute best option to keep both livestock and the wolves safe. Actually combat between the two is not as prevalent as people think as in nature predators always weigh risk vs reward. If wolves see guardian breeds they know humans are not far away and will just move on to something easier and safer. All that said, there is no and I repeat NO single guardian dog that can take on and kill a Wolf pack. It is ridiculous to even say. A large wolf pack can kill a large male Grizzly. Granted they would definitely lose members but they could bring it down.

[@Subh8081]

The sheepdog barked in Liam Neeson's voice.

[@LikeTheBirb]

​@@Jackson22185 I know you didnt look it up but you should try looking up "Casper the Sheepdog" and youll see pictures and everything

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@Jackson22185 it would have to be a pack infected by rabies or dying from hunger to go after flock or grizzly. most wolves had going after humans selected out of them when firearms took off.

[@Jackson22185]

@toomanyaccounts as far as flocks in the US, as I have said in other posts. Ranchers have used these dogs with some success. But many dogs have been killed also. As far as bears, it is a well documented occurrence for wolves and bear to have conflicts although it is rare for it to get to the point of a fatality. As far as one guardian dog taking out an entire pack of wolves that is just ridiculous.

[@tuttuti123]

reminds of a shepherd dog that went out hunting for wolves for 3 days after they attacked the herd. The dog came back like he came back from vietnam but won. He was retired from the farm life and live as an inside dog now.

[@heavencancelor483]

That was coyotes my guy. If it were actually wolves then that dog wouldn't have come back .

[@tuttuti123]

@@heavencancelor483 well my mind isn't the most perfect information storage

[@bensoncheung2801]

E

[@R-fd4xt]

Casper

[@oneelvictor]

@@heavencancelor483 I’ve seen what wolves do to a single shepherd dog that goes trying to track them and it never ends good for the poor dawg

[@JELONGreatMrRed]

bite leg: no Bite other leg: no bite fully fucking protected riot shield with plot armor neck: yes

[@ngnerd5392]

Because if they bite legs, their neck are open.. And thats vital for them because it cost their life

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

Human doesn’t comprehend instincts (classic)

[@JELONGreatMrRed]

@@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 I know satires are incomprehendable too...

[@靖淵曾]

Because that’s how they hunt. They go for the neck or throat. They want to incapacitate the prey immediately, otherwise their risk of getting injured increases. They don’t have antibiotics or other medications. Getting injured can be fatal.

[@JELONGreatMrRed]

@@靖淵曾 i agree, but if they already attack a dog that has a ton of spikes on their necks, do they not see the danger? I mean, wolves are smart enough not to attack farms known for sending shit down their packs as if they just've evolved.

[@radityafatur4967]

Dogs really said ''CUT ME INTO PIECES,THIS IS MY LAST RESORT"

[@TommyDowden-kj7kj]

REAL

[@huyanhnguyenn]

With that spike collar, that shepherd dog became a dawg

[@Kakashi42069]

truuuuuu

[@Gamersealss]

“Nah I’d win” -Shepard

[@birb2330]

It is then She/pard by the entire pack

[@Not-Kobe]

​@@birb2330💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@Boreragnorak185]

Dogs are actually amazing. Literally perfected to be mans most valuable living asset

[@projectneich4415]

Don't forget about horses man, they've help us even at wars.

[@catflyxovo]

The perfected part isn't quite right tho.

[@HappilyAntiTrans]

Meanwhile there's quite abit of death on men for keepin dogs

[@Cat_Garfield]

Idk bro, after all, horses, camels, and elephants have been used for work and transport from the origins of agriculture

[@elmermatthew4512]

Not asset, but best friend

[@JaideLeeHullinger]

"Have you ever wondered how dogs protect sheep from wolves?" Meanwhile, a dog and a wolf sharring a lamb chop Thanks for all the likes ☺️

[@andrewmencer916]

By the look of it it might have been a coyote I couldn't quite tell because the ends of the legs look like that of paws and if it was a sheep it more than likely it was a very young sheep that died from natural causes the farmer will not have kept the dog around if it did kill the sheep

[@jamie85200]

Probably one of those AI generated videos

[@JaideLeeHullinger]

@@jamie85200 no that's real

[@johnsmoak8237]

​@@JaideLeeHullingeryup, that's just some dogs munching a coyote, I think. Somebody else said it already, but just putting it out there for other people that lambs don't have paws or fur

[@DoveringFifths]

Wolves are massive, much larger than dogs. People have been reporting "giant wolves" and "dire wolves" because they've never seen real wolves before and expect them to be dog-sized. But that's just regular wolves.

[@rogerlimoseth4790]

I've heard of a dog taking down a whole pack of coyotes. He chased them down and had been missing for a few days. When they found him he was beaten up but left corpses all around him. He lived and the family retired him and he spends his days chilling.

[@gigamad1729]

"However with the Spike Collar on, the Shepherd has brought out 120 percent of his latent potential"

[@AfricangunsmanGamingYT]

"One Shepherd can even take down the whole pack of wolves." Must be Captain Sherpherd😂

[@AKayani559]

lol the first one is literally eating the sheep with the wolf that he was supposed to protect it from

[@jet2612]

I know right lol.

[@andreicojocaru7994]

My grandfather was a shepherd when i was younger and they always gave the old or badly injured sheep to the dogs and mostly the dead ones

[@Jules2468]

Hey city dude, the farmers feed dead lambs or old/injured sheep to their dogs.

[@AKayani559]

@@Jules2468 than the dogs share it with the enemy Wolfs?

[@Jules2468]

@@AKayani559 do you not have eyes to see and a brain to think for yourself?

[@Godssecondcomingissoon]

Dogs have never been strong or big enough to take down a wolf pack,my family used to have a dog the size of a small horse in the 1600s yet he could only scare away a wolf pack

[@Aurora_is_my_pup]

Dogs definitely can, I have a caucasian shepherd and she's almost 200 pounds which is still like 40 pounds bigger than a wolf and her breed has a bite force of about 700 psi which is way more than a wolf's. I'm even in a caucasian shepherd owner group and one lady has a 220 pound male who would track and hunt down entire coyote packs and his max kill was a pack of 12 coyotes and wolves only stay at about 6 members. Even with as big and power caucasians are there's still bigger and stronger dogs like the kengal who has a bite force of 750psi and the boerboel who has a bite force of 800psi.

[@Godssecondcomingissoon]

@@Aurora_is_my_pup a large dog can kill a wolf,but never a wolf pack,trust me.Wolf packs take down large brown bears,large dogs are nothing

[@Godssecondcomingissoon]

@ahmedtarik1626 yep,he is actually the origin of our surname,the story goes like this:Its the 1600s,my fathers side of the family lived in a village in vlore called ramica,everyone from there is orthodox and of origin from the duk' dhima,they were rich orthodox shepherds and back then christians payed taxes to ottomans,one day a argument breaks out and the ottomans capture half of ramicas young boys and men and kill them in pilur,and take a prisoner.The next time the taxes come around the head of the duk' dhimas wouldnt pay the taxes due to the pilur massacres,and the ottomans told him that they would accept any form of payment.When they were about to leave they heard a howl from the mountain that was so loud it came down all the way to sea level.When the ottomans went to see what it was,it was a dog the size of a small horse that was held by 7 chains.The turks and the leader came to a agreement that they would takw the dog and free the prisoner they took to ioannina.After this,when the prisoner came home he was sad and said that they should have kept the dog and kept him in prison,he had 4 childern and one of them was named boco,after the dog,all of the people with the surname bocaj originate from him

[@Godssecondcomingissoon]

@ahmedtarik1626 tbh using the term "my family"is a bit of a stretch since we were more like a tribe,but yes my great great great great great great grandparents

[@ruben2426]

⁠@@Aurora_is_my_puphe could kill a wolf but not a pack of wolves that have to hunt everyday

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

You're also forgetting that the big shepherd breeds, especially the Volkodavs and Alabais, outweigh even timber wolves by 50-100lbs on average and got an average 300psi more bite force, and are absolutely mad dogs when it comes to fighting. Complete frenzy killers. They don't care if they lose an eye or an ear. They keep fighting. Wolves aren't fighters, they're hunters. They are NOT looking to fight an evolution of themselves that has been bred and trained across 12.000 years specifically to fight and kill them at any cost.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

Wolves when they're hungry will fight to death, prey that are bigger than them. Elk and moose aren't pushovers, their hooves are incredibly sharp and they're very muscular and strong, and wolves still take them down. You're understanding wolves

[@FeatheredFosterBirds]

They are probably talking about Himalayan wolves in this vid (that's what the wolves pictured look like) and Himalayan wolves weigh between 66 and 120 lbs

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@FeatheredFosterBirds Himalayan ones can reach 120lbs, but it's very rare. That's close to max timber wolf size for big males. The largest one in the wild in the last 60 years was like 139lbs. The biggest wolf of all time was found in 1939 and was 175lbs. Their size is overblown. They're tall and long, but very slender. Only in captivity do they generally exceed 120lbs. Himalayan wolves are more like 70-90lbs average. Rarer examples get up to 120lbs sometimes. Though I do actually appreciate you mentioning this, because if you'd hear Americans speak, you'd believe Himalayan and European wolves are all 25-35lbs, while timber wolves are all 270-350lbs. In reality, the difference between them is marginal. 15lbs Average, 10lbs maximum, and about 50-100psi in bite force. That's why dog breed bred for European and Asian wolves like the kangal were still massively successful at fending off northern timber wolves in Canada and Yellowstone.

[@user-friendlyhuman]

You sound smart. I believe you.

[@XxDeathxX509]

Wolves have the stronger bite force. You literally see a wolf tackling a tibitan mastiff in the video lol, also wolves do fight, they don’t just hunt. They fight against other wolves all the time whether its competition or territory disputes

[@CreepyCurlew]

They’ve also been bred for many years to be adapted to taking down wolves

[@hellheaven-dy2bz]

I was a shepherd before i moved to the urban centre I had a dog to guard the sheep After the day passed a wolf was waiting outside my door and hoping that i recruit him pike the dog to guard the sheep I felt sad for the wolf because it was bruised and was full of scars but as soon as it saw me it became energetic so i recruited it to guard with the dog After a pack of wolves came i realised that they came to me because they were hungry and needed to be feeded It was totally the opposite of what i feared about which was the wolves eating the sheep

[@RescuedogsItaly]

I live in Italy on a farm with a Maremma. This is absolutely true.

[@JaePlay]

Spiked collars really are overpowered af

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

"In a rare case" Dog looks like zombie Mike Tyson with a bloody spike collar

[@jameshawthorn9274]

I’m not suffering to receive any blessings far better than the battles I face, rather I suffer for his glory regardless of what he brings once it’s over.

[@thesuperfluousone2537]

Why is this like some sort of proverb or something...?

[@meriid7017]

Shepherd: *spiked collar with Thorns enchantment* Ability: Damage inflected to enemies when got attacked. Aura: +99 Perk: Self-harm to enemies Extras: Prevents from dying as none can attack the neck

[@jasperzanovich2504]

Wild animals also can't afford to get hurt, dogs have no such worries. They trust that their human is going to take care of them.

[@torquettalk]

Wow dogs getting cool necklaces for these

[@L.V2004]

Shepherds winning with plot armour

[@solastro5595]

Give a dog a suit of armour.

[@NobleNemesis]

Yes! Dog brigandines. lol

[@Okada一IZŌ]

that spiked collar is OP!

[@user-friendlyhuman]

Epic loot from raid boss. Good for tank druids in dog-form.

[@tanveersingh5423]

Ah..really smart of wolves to do the risk assessment and management beforehand

[@padlockeussy]

It’s cool that we’ve been friends and companions of some creatures so long that their predators fear us, because they consciously know we will protect or avenge those taken from us.

[@afoxy2028]

So basically, we can have wolves in Ireland and the fella complaining about it is arguing a completely unfounded point?

[@akmon3490]

I say you can skip the boring old wolf and jump straight into a real challenge with bears , we can send you enough bears from Romania

[@Skyypixelgamer]

Yall literally have a breed made for chasing wolves! Yeah yall are fine..

[@QueenOfDarknes5]

We have wolves in germany again, but some farmers are complaining to no end. The wolf proof fences are to expensive, the shepherd dogs could mistake a tourist and their chihuahua for a threat and blah blah blah. Other countries have to deal with wolves, why are they pretending that there is no way a country could deal with them. A farmer at the train complained that others blow wolves out of proportion, so there is obviously a way to make everything work. There was also a case where a bunch of sheep were killed and everyone was "see this is why we should shoot wolves again!!!11!1" and the culprit turned out to be a german shepherd dog...

[@Vonzish]

My 250lb Sivas Kangal casually taking down whole pack for years now😂

[@valeria_14b89]

THE ONLY THING WE NEED IS FOR CASPER TO HAVE A ARMY…

[@thesayxx]

he would be too OP

[@Studiosmediamilk]

Hahaha imposter among us, that little french bulldog among the wolf pack xD

[@GodOfMadness7]

A single dog didn't need that caller to take down 11 coyotes

[@dogukanmi6904]

A wolf is a different story. Some dogs can beat wolves. But they are rare, likes of Kangal, Alabai, Caucasian shepherd etc. can only beat a wolf in 1v1 fair fight but with no collars. Without collars there is no dog that can beat more than just 1 wolf. And with a collar a good shepherd for example a Kangal or Alabai can bring down a pack of wolves. Because wolves just simply cannot bite it

[@myriamkalkanis6324]

The problem is that the wolfs attack in 3 or 5 against one. The same as coyotes. They can take apart a dog. So be careful with your dogs

[@JDdeleon1]

​@@dogukanmi6904I agree, but even in that case it's certain types of wolves. If we're talking about the largest breed of wolves, like the McKenzie valley wolves..... The chance goes down drastically.

[@AyanAliAltamash]

Casper

[@GodOfMadness7]

@Ayan_khan34 yeah I know

[@Moonfrostsummers]

Very smart. :) Love wolves. They are strategic in how they do things. ❤

[@Im_ready_for_the_rapture]

Casper versus 11 coyotes was kinda crazy

[@tylergarner2312]

That collar is the coolest thing that I have ever seen and its not just for show its literally for wolf protection that is metal

[@k4isxn]

also, it's usually stray dogs that kill sheep

[@Killerean]

Wolf: *Casually hunts easy prey.* Human: *Invents wolf based killing machines to defend his farms automatically.*

[@cubbybonez1133]

Imagine this big dog gets kill and some science go crazy one dead animal but soon realize it was a grizzly bear

[@BrunoHartmann-]

bro what

[@Cri_Jackal]

That's what the spiked collar is from/for?? Every fictional character rocking that has just gotten that much more cool.

[@bluefire7780]

Even a spiked collar isnt enough please guys there is dogs who got their legs broken by the bite force of the wolf and then eaten, wolves or any wild animal could do anything soo if you hear your dog or is there to see the battle please pull your gun or anything and help the dam dog

[@goodgamegg938]

Ça reste dur

[@polzamob6298]

They usually do that when they hear the cries of dog. CAUSE THOSE DOGS COST DAMN ALLOT.

[@bluefire7780]

@@polzamob6298 the cries means pain soo that pain could be as little as a nip from a wolf or being dragged by one back in the forest, to me if the dogs are charging into battle i should be there with a rifle or whatever just in case or joining in

[@polzamob6298]

@@bluefire7780 I just mean to say all the shephards would prioretize dogs life.

[@olukenyosamuel3658]

just do your self a favor and search about a dog named casper. dude literally searched and killed off dozen of coyotes

[@siluda9255]

the sherpad after facing a pack of wolfs "the only thing they fear is you"

[@Seiko-h5j]

..."Shepherds will notify the human"!? Are you calling those sheep dogs, shepherds 😮😂😂!?

[@kirkyturki1546]

I mean.. that’s technically what they are

[@nwfwnnlwf3274]

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[@niltherunaway4645]

if we're going to be technical with the term, the root words of shepherd is [sheep] and [herd]. those dogs herd sheep so it wouldn't be a far stretch to call them that in my opinion with that logic

[@Gambit771]

@@niltherunaway4645 Except it is the name of the human, not the dog. There is no ambiguity about that.

[@ruffgook]

Sherpurd sounds like a great guy

[@Ekphrasys]

It dependance on the Wolf… a north american Wolf can rip apart any dog….

[@estrossa8928]

Not the biggest like Kangal

[@Skyypixelgamer]

@@estrossa8928 nah even the biggest kangal would fall victim in most fights.

[@estrossa8928]

@@Skyypixelgamer not with a spiked collar

[@estrossa8928]

@@Skyypixelgamer it don mattar tho, i would never need Kangal to guard my flock, cause i dont have one.

[@Jackson22185]

​@@estrossa8928I have raised both Timber Wolves and guardian breeds. One one on could an extremely large Kangal bring down a North American Timber Wolf? Yes. Would it be likely? Absolutely not. The North American Timber Wolf out classes the guardian breeds in every metric that matters but size and in that they are equal.

[@danmart9660]

Dogs have food, love, a home, and upgrades

[@Tapped-o9k]

I mean the collar will give them some advantage but them "taking down a whole pack of wolfs" is not rlly happening

[@KSmithwick1989]

It certainly does happen, because the packs then to disperse when one of them is killed or injured. The wolves are conditioned for survival, they don't act like something from a fictional movie.

[@huaasdwedfaas]

@@KSmithwick1989 wolfs are know to prey on bisons, and you expect a fucking dog to do something?

[@FeatheredFosterBirds]

​@@huaasdwedfaaslarge packs of wolves prey on bisons, also they don't have bisons in tibetan and their wolves are smaller. And a wolf pack can be as small as 2 wolves.

[@Not-Kobe]

​@@KSmithwick1989That is scaring, not "taking down", not to mention that packs's size ranges a lot.

[@Ares-hi2hw]

Dog:- Thief alert!!! Thief alert!!! Wolf:- CHILL!!! Cousin I am here, just for a walk.

[@Wolfsaregoated]

I have 1 tip if your getting a dog: GET A TRAINED KANGAL SHEPHERD NOW!

[@Gaming4Justice]

Didnt even know that a spiked collar existed. What a cool idea.

[@DANOISE-b7p]

Sheperd

[@Kaprosuchus-99]

the dog in the beginning forgot he was supposed to be protecting the sheep lmao

[@osumanjin8706]

Sherperd

[@janbrabec2831]

Bro has Thorns III on his armor

[@laganobrate3208]

You cannot compare a natural predator with a domestic pet... A dog can have a bite like a Tiger's size and reach 100kg, but it has no chance even against the smallest Carpathian wolf. The wolf hunts in the pack and very intelligently and cruelly.. You can buy any strong breed and they tell you fairy tales but they have no chance against a pack of wolves! A shepherd's dog is not a race, a breed, but a long period of learning, training and growing up with the herd, even such dogs retreat before a pack of wolves or get killed... Shepherd dogs are not even like these dogs in the city, on which you throw money and from which kennels make money with of course, for some fairy tale... Shepherd dogs don't comb their hair, don't bathe, don't have collars, and rarely eat healthy food😊

[@olukenyosamuel3658]

you knw that some dog breed are bred just for that purpose ? breeds like kangal, alabi, e.t.c the are bred to protect farms and herds from wolfs and other wild animals

[@laganobrate3208]

@@olukenyosamuel3658 Let me explain it to you in a simple way, you buy a Kangal or Alibaji or Šarplaninac and bring him to look after the herd, what do you think if he could and would he last 2 weeks alone in the wilderness?... Of course he wouldn't! they are city dogs with the name Pastirski ovčar or whatever... Shepherd dog is not a type of breed but a long process of selection and learning and growing up with the herd. I currently have 7 mixed dogs that are only 61 cm tall at the withers, but they were selected so that not a single dog from the city would be a real threat to them, so whether it was a Kangal or a Pit, go around the normal world and ask the old shepherds to give you a dog that has been living for generations. performs a job better known as a shepherd watchdog

[@Gambit771]

@@laganobrate3208 You have contradicted yourself. You talk about wolves being in packs and training but you conveniently ignore that sheep dogs are trained and usually in a pack. Trained and bred over centuries for this one job. You haven't explained anything.

[@danielhicks1824]

Some dogs can definitely win in a 1 on 1 fight. Sure, they won't do well on their own in the forest, but that's a separate question

[@lVicel]

Not only the Shepherd Dogs have P2W armor, but they also have respawn thanks to the Support of Veterinarians and support of Shepherds with Rifles

[@Imnolongerproud]

Firstly tibetan mastiff (furry dog in vid)doesn't have spikes you your invalid and those aren't shepherds

[@Skyypixelgamer]

Just because one dog in the video didn’t, doesn’t mean it isn’t a common practice.

[@ms.yawhawstuff4362]

The dog in the end just soloed an entire pack

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

Oh THAT'S why spiked collars existed in cartoons NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE

[@ZeronimeYT]

Wolves: Cousin! You are a TRAITOR!

[@alvaro759]

"SHOW ME A GOOD TIME, WOLF!" -some shepherd dog, probably

[@Pepperoni-and-cringe]

Are we gonna ignore how badass those dogs look with the collar??

[@RasaCartaMagna]

This was a very informative clip. Liked!

[@FroFTW85]

Guardian dogs not only are they a very big and heavy breed. They have these protective collars, but also have this thick coat. Anything that bites them. Will just get a mouth full of fur.

[@Bessux]

This voice sure is pleasing to the ears.

[@JoseGonzalez-jd9sp]

That chained Shepherd is one nice looking dog, if I can train one to take care of my chickens!

[@manchannel7003]

Dog: (insane furious barking) Wolf: why are you barking? I'm not scared of you. Dog: no. But you're scared of the .308. Wolf:???? (Head explodes violently)

[@Top.adolescent]

Damn last dog looked fite

[@laylaminrir]

They probably dont understand collars and just thought "damn those shepards are fast. Everytime i bite them at a blind spot they bite me back at the same time" 😂

[@besserimbett]

The last one is a darn monster

[@-RandoBando-]

Wolves: “we have an army!” Shepard: “and i have thorns 250”

[@NiAye-v7u]

Blud got me thinking about a certain dog that tooked down a pack of coyotes without the vollar 😂😂😂

[@Kjabstract]

Why did I read that as why wolves are afraid of sheep😭😭

[@sayzin]

I like that wild animals can recognize animals that are human aligned

[@EnemyTears]

Wolf: *attacks* Dog: "This is why Mom doesn't fucking love you!"

[@ECjj33]

The farmers basically giving their dogs enchanted collars with Thorns II

[@lyyliesther984]

That last video shot was heart rending

[@thisdamnguyagain4450]

Saw a animated shirt where the Shepard tells the wolves you may kill me but it’ll cost you at least one so you might as well just pick one of you and eat him…. Bad ass

[@freemoviewatchchannelmongolia]

Mongolian Mastiff vs Overgrown Black Wolf

[@kerrybarneyiii1202]

Wow, this is the first time I’ve actually understood the function of a spiked collar!