Great job bringing the Bouvier to the spotlight. It should also be noted that these dogs are considered to be non-shedders. That is a great asset for people looking for a larger sized protection dog but may have allergy concerns. Also, in this video, people don't get to see the Bouvier in it's more traditional coat. They usually have a "beard" and are a little bit more imposing as opposed to the trimmed coat of Chief. These dogs can be stubborn but once trained they are fantastic dogs that most people never see coming. Excellent video.
Karen Mullen They're beautiful dogs, I love their look with their full coat. The owner of the dog Chief states in the video that he got him 2 years ago so he isn't a pup anymore. He definitely should have his beard and full coat by now. They must be keeping his coat short for some other reason.
counselthyself Yeah I watched the video again and you are correct. He said he got the dog 2 years ago from a breeder in Virginia. So Chief is at least 2 years old and should have his full coat and beard by now. They must have a reason for keeping his coat that way but they really do look awesome with their groomed coat and beard.
My family has had bouviers my whole life. They are so underrated when it comes to their fierceness and protectiveness. I'll be honest, Chief doesn't look HALF as fearsome as the dog's I've owned and known. He's small and the haircut makes him look kind of poodle-like, but I'd STILL be scared of him if he charged me! But man these dogs have POWER. Our 10 year old dog suffered illness in his old age that caused him to turn on me-- I ended up hospitalized: staples in my head, permanent damage to my bicep, and would have killed me if my father had not stepped between us in SECONDS. Perhaps that's morbid but in a weird way it made me realize just how dangerous they can be. I imagine that amount of power turning on an intruder and I can't help but feel safe. I work at a vet clinic and my boss has owned 4 in her life. The two she owns now are so ferocious when it comes to guarding her property and our clinic. My boyfriend accidentally snuck up on one of them and I didn't think he was going to leave with all of his limbs. One way I find they also stand apart from other dogs is how they PLAY. Anyone who has owned more than one at a time/ has let their bouv play with other's knows that they play ROUGH. I remember visitors used to get so freaked out when our two boys started playing because it sounded like they were killing each other! Then when I met my bosses dogs, I noticed the same thing. They charge each other at max speed, grab each other's limbs/knock each other down.. They're a flurry of teeth and fluff HAH! But they REALLY are a dog that needs a CONSISTENT and COMMITTED owner when it comes to training. An untrained bouvier is a liability imo. They need focus but when raised right they really are a fearless dog.
This is awesome!! That guy is so laidback even tho he has some powerfull breeds charging him. More of this please ;-). Good looking Bouvier btw. Those teeth are huge!!
My family got a bouvier puppy when I was in kindergarten, and she was HUGE - about 85-90 lbs when she was not at ALL overweight, got over 100 when chubby. Biggest head you've ever seen, and when you stopped petting her she would just drop her head back onto your lap like a boulder. She was a hoot. Very smart and lots of personality, but dependable, the kind of dog you could walk without a leash because you knew she would come catch up with you when she was done sniffing whatever tree. Bouviers are definitely intimidating just by their build and look, and also their bark - very loud, very deep. Once my uncle was going to stay with us and his flight was getting in super late, so my Mom just hid a key for him and told him to let himself in. He knew this dog. He adored this dog, and she adored him. But he told us later that when he got there at like 2 AM and was unlocking the door, he looked up and she was in the kitchen, just staring at him. Didn't bark, just watched him. And he stood there for several minutes seriously considering whether he should open the door. Eventually he did and she greeted him with a wagging tail. She knew who he was. She was just making sure that HE knew that SHE knew he was there.
Have my third Bouv now from the same breeder as this dog. Great dogs. Huge pain in the ass though. High drive, very protective. Not as neurotic as the Mals, but slower to train than GSD’s.
I’ve got a 2.5yr old male from Carla as well. Lots of drive and very protective but he’s a pretty easy dog to keep in the house compared to most Mals. He’s definitely aloof around strangers but under control and easy to take out in public as long as people don’t try and touch him. 😂😂
thank you so much for showing chief he used to be my boy i am his breeder so happy for him that he can do what he likes most being and working on the field thans again carla
Nice breed, I used to see them a lot in the Netherlands. Don't see them to often anymore. Great guard dogs good drive. He is definately much smaller then the males you see in Europ. But the smaller size helps with the jumps I guess. Nice video! Keep up the good work.
Nah this guy is just a smaller one. I’m in the states and my guy is 26 inches at the shoulders and was a lean 135 lbs at 3 or 4 years of age and, an absolute rocket. He’s now 11 and… bigger.
This dog is always recommended for me when I take a dog breed selector quiz. I’m surprised at how assertive and protective this dog is, I never thought that just by looking at it.
I have a European make Bouvier here in the U.S and he’s big. Y’all and 122 lbs. best family dog who will do some damage to an intruder. Loving to all the neighbor kids, love this breed
The bouvier isn’t a well known breed over here in the states. As for myself, I’ve just began to learn about them over the past summer bc of this page. I’ve fallen in love with this breed and this is definitely the dog that I want for my family. This video gave me the insight that, with the proper training and time, they will definitely will offer the protection that I want for my family when it comes to our canine companion. Great video, Zeke!! Thank you again for your work ✊🏾✌🏾
My Male Bouvier Merlin is an all around dog for us in Maine. He is an excellent PPD being bold confidence without being over the top. Alert barking but serious stack and stare without the big deal behavior when someone new comes on the farm. Excellent farm dog around our sheep and chickens with serious determination to catch the occasional coyote that gets to close. As a sport dog his agility in French Ring Sport demands were there jumping 1.2m high jump, 2.3 m palisade and 4.5m long jump with 4.7m during practice. Achieved his FR2 @ the age of 6 years and made the podium in all three classes. He was short on pints for his FR3 attempt. He is now 8 years old (retired from FR) and cross training for his PSA PDC/PSA1. Focusing on his targeting is a challenge for my decoys, but he is getting it. Demands a different approach in training by not bringing the defense out to soon.
Years later, I’m stationed in VA and training with people that have bouviers. Watching this I realized they are likely where Chief came from. After catching/working with 4 of these dogs I went home, and went straight to bed 😂.
I hope you r channel will get on that super star lvl becouse you deserve it my brother , I mean right now it s the best Dog channel on youtube but it can be more! i know , i mean i imagine how hard you work man ! Much love from Romania! Get da channel to the next lvl! People respect you and you can do it!
Great video zeke, you and smoke need to make a spinoff show..great stuff. One of the smaller bouvier males I've seen even shaved. Probably let's him work longer and harder. Bouviers reminded me of a giant and rottweiler combo. Testy like giants and they had the heft and fight of rotties.
My grandfather used to raise these dogs as guard dogs. He had a contract with the Hudson Bay Company, his dogs were highly sought after. Sunny and Cher actually bought a dog from my grandfather.
@ssp sp I wonder if they named their dog “Babe” so they could say “I’ve got you, Babe” 😉
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I am from belgium , wife & 2kids, my bouvier family dog, originating from kpnv lines, died age 15 , she never ever took a step back, man or dog. when there was no bark and just the fix stare ... I garantee you play time was over
I had a Bouvier years ago. This video’s dog has a shaved coat. Wonderful dogs, but a bit too protective if you have visitors and children running in and out of the house. I have Standard poodles now. The best dogs!
Another great video! It's great to see various breeds doing protection work. Would you be able to do a videos on Poodles, Xoloitzcuintli and/or Peruvian Inca Orchid dogs? And doing a video on living with a Black Russian Terrier?
Love seeing a Bouvier being appreciated and functional. This isn't a fun sports question but for the owner, how frequently does he have to shave that coat down? The coat is really one of my few points with Bouviers that makes me hesitant to look further into them. Awesome job!
First off, love the video and can't wait for the top 10's. But what I would like to ask is have you ever worked with American Bulldogs and what you think of them, or can you'll do a video like this for them.
In the years 1900 until 1980,the bouviers were one of the most commeon police dog breed in Belgium and Holland,with the belgian,dutch and german shepherd.
Is that a young dog? He looked abit smaller than I expected. But yet I was impressed. I like the way he held on and seemed to put his whole body into trying to bring that guy down. As if the grip was just part of the work,not the whole job. I was also surprised to hear that one dude say that the Buvs extra size didn't make any difference. I got the feeling that the decoy was thinking you ain't the one getting hit.
I live in AZ and was thinking about getting this breed. The giant schnauzer was my 1st pick but due to having a VERY VERY high drive, I thought this dog may be more my speed. I want a protective dog with a medium to high drive, preferably hypoallergenic, but I'm worried about the bouvier's heat tolerance. I noticed they have this bouvier out in the heat, so I'm curious to know, what is their true heat tolerance. A lot of different sights say they can't really handle the heat which I believe, however, I had a dutchie who could only tolerate 45min of vigorous exercise in blazing sun [which was expected and note: 30 min of exercise in the heat was good enough for me at the time] I have a large yard with a big tree for shade, so I wonder if this dog would do good in AZ or should I just stay the course and get a GS?
Hey thank you for the video. Really interested in the temperament and psrsonality of the bouvier. What's your take on these guys say compared to a rotwilier of shepherd
I own a bouvier des flandres puppy, he is almost 9month old, and i agree about hard biting. I dont know why, but i put a thick rubber ring (from destroyed toy) on my finger while we were playing... Damn... He didnt bite in my fingers, but pressure on that ring was something unbelievable, and he was just playing. And please, do not shave off their beards :)
Greg Leahy Dogumentary TV made videos of the Dogo Argentino showing them . I would like to see professional video of the Dogo Argentino hunting big game like wild boar or mountain lion this is what the Dogo was bred to do .
From the 1971 Sports Illustrated Vault: an interview/story/article of a Bouvier des Flandres breeder: Nobody Touches Me With Impunity (wothout consequences/repercussions/punishment/vengeance/strike-back) The site heading begins with a part of the article, letting us know that the bite force of a Flanders cattle dog (bouvier means cattledog) is 1000 pounds per square inch. He must be trained to do this because they are people friendly, like a pit bull that has NOT been mistreated and got his feelings hurt by humans and therefore wants to bite everyone he sees after that- if feeling threatened, many breeds are defensive biters or just hormonal, but back to facts in the facts in the article: It only takes 300 to 350 pounds per square inch to break a human bone (perhaps a forearm or an ankle it bites). I laughed when I read in the article that they paid villains $4 an hour back then for suit sessions . Lemme spellit out for ya, 4our dollars! Anyway it is a very very very very interesting article full of facts anecdotes and knowledge as well as Abady's views on AKC, dog shows, breeding, nutrition, condition and training. I absolutely adored the dog stories he told in the interview. Some of you may think what you're reading is boring but please read on until you get to the "motorcyclist" (dude was a biker-SOMEbody was being polite!) and the Dr. walking in Central Park and the guy who tried to get into his car one night... I wish I knew how to link the article or tell you how to find it, the best I can do is this: I looked up "bite force of a bouvier des flandres dog" on Google. And I gave y'all info up top, so read up on this guy Abady, his kennels. I want 1 or 2 of his trained dogs and you may want to too when you get rich.
This one was dope I mess with this! How much does this usually cost? And you should do a boerbel one that’s the dog I want to get so I want to see one Work . This is great keep em coming
I've encountered lots of Boerboels while living in South Africa. If it's being used for protection sport, that means it's being bred away from its original purpose. They're supposed to just hang out on the farm and occasionally murder a threat. They're not supposed to be hanging on a leash and trying to bite a guy just because he's wearing a suit. They're pretty relaxed dogs. The ones I've met were also surprisingly sociable with other dogs, compared to other guard dogs. (Though I'm not sure if that's a breed thing, or just because the ones I've met were extremely well socialized.)
I would like to learn about the life of a trainer, handler, decoy, helper. Who are they, why, when did they start, physical and mental prep. Are there any women?
Question for the decoy . What can you do solo with my personal dog to work on personal protection. I have a working line German shepherd ,DDR bloodlines .He has had a little training but he is 10 months . He is slow on his aggression maturity. He plays more than anything doing bite work. I’m trying to get that defense drive up without putting to much pressure on him, since he is a young shepherd . I’ve heard you can’t be to pushy on them early on . May or may not be true. Any suggestions ?
Dude in the red cap, awesome! Funny AF and made it interesting. Brilliant video A+
Love : Bring Da Smoke!!!
Great job and with the right hip hop feel to it.
Great job bringing the Bouvier to the spotlight. It should also be noted that these dogs are considered to be non-shedders. That is a great asset for people looking for a larger sized protection dog but may have allergy concerns. Also, in this video, people don't get to see the Bouvier in it's more traditional coat. They usually have a "beard" and are a little bit more imposing as opposed to the trimmed coat of Chief. These dogs can be stubborn but once trained they are fantastic dogs that most people never see coming. Excellent video.
His coat isn't fully grown out- he's a pup, notsosilentmajority1
Karen Mullen
They're beautiful dogs, I love their look with their full coat. The owner of the dog Chief states in the video that he got him 2 years ago so he isn't a pup anymore. He definitely should have his beard and full coat by now. They must be keeping his coat short for some other reason.
counselthyself
Yeah I watched the video again and you are correct. He said he got the dog 2 years ago from a breeder in Virginia. So Chief is at least 2 years old and should have his full coat and beard by now. They must have a reason for keeping his coat that way but they really do look awesome with their groomed coat and beard.
My family has had bouviers my whole life. They are so underrated when it comes to their fierceness and protectiveness. I'll be honest, Chief doesn't look HALF as fearsome as the dog's I've owned and known. He's small and the haircut makes him look kind of poodle-like, but I'd STILL be scared of him if he charged me! But man these dogs have POWER. Our 10 year old dog suffered illness in his old age that caused him to turn on me-- I ended up hospitalized: staples in my head, permanent damage to my bicep, and would have killed me if my father had not stepped between us in SECONDS. Perhaps that's morbid but in a weird way it made me realize just how dangerous they can be. I imagine that amount of power turning on an intruder and I can't help but feel safe. I work at a vet clinic and my boss has owned 4 in her life. The two she owns now are so ferocious when it comes to guarding her property and our clinic. My boyfriend accidentally snuck up on one of them and I didn't think he was going to leave with all of his limbs. One way I find they also stand apart from other dogs is how they PLAY. Anyone who has owned more than one at a time/ has let their bouv play with other's knows that they play ROUGH. I remember visitors used to get so freaked out when our two boys started playing because it sounded like they were killing each other! Then when I met my bosses dogs, I noticed the same thing. They charge each other at max speed, grab each other's limbs/knock each other down.. They're a flurry of teeth and fluff HAH! But they REALLY are a dog that needs a CONSISTENT and COMMITTED owner when it comes to training. An untrained bouvier is a liability imo. They need focus but when raised right they really are a fearless dog.
So he/she turned on u?._.
@@Anna-nr3up sounds that way but I was a little confused 🤷♀️
This is awesome!! That guy is so laidback even tho he has some powerfull breeds charging him. More of this please ;-).
Good looking Bouvier btw. Those teeth are huge!!
I want more of this ! Always a pleasure to hear working dogs from the decoys perspective. Thanks !
My family got a bouvier puppy when I was in kindergarten, and she was HUGE - about 85-90 lbs when she was not at ALL overweight, got over 100 when chubby. Biggest head you've ever seen, and when you stopped petting her she would just drop her head back onto your lap like a boulder. She was a hoot. Very smart and lots of personality, but dependable, the kind of dog you could walk without a leash because you knew she would come catch up with you when she was done sniffing whatever tree.
Bouviers are definitely intimidating just by their build and look, and also their bark - very loud, very deep. Once my uncle was going to stay with us and his flight was getting in super late, so my Mom just hid a key for him and told him to let himself in. He knew this dog. He adored this dog, and she adored him. But he told us later that when he got there at like 2 AM and was unlocking the door, he looked up and she was in the kitchen, just staring at him. Didn't bark, just watched him. And he stood there for several minutes seriously considering whether he should open the door. Eventually he did and she greeted him with a wagging tail. She knew who he was. She was just making sure that HE knew that SHE knew he was there.
Excellent show, this new segment is very helpful and I like the name, it reminds me of my nickname back in days
Have my third Bouv now from the same breeder as this dog. Great dogs. Huge pain in the ass though. High drive, very protective. Not as neurotic as the Mals, but slower to train than GSD’s.
I’ve got a 2.5yr old male from Carla as well. Lots of drive and very protective but he’s a pretty easy dog to keep in the house compared to most Mals. He’s definitely aloof around strangers but under control and easy to take out in public as long as people don’t try and touch him. 😂😂
My parents had one of these dogs when i was a baby, they said he would sit on the porch with me and nobody would or could walk up.
My little brothers gonna say the same thing when he grows up cuz he’s also a baby and we had a dog lol
thank you so much for showing chief he used to be my boy i am his breeder so happy for him that he can do what he likes most being and working on the field thans again carla
Nice breed, I used to see them a lot in the Netherlands. Don't see them to often anymore. Great guard dogs good drive. He is definately much smaller then the males you see in Europ. But the smaller size helps with the jumps I guess. Nice video! Keep up the good work.
I think he's young he probably will get bigger
Like he said, it's fur is all shaved, they got a lot of fur.
Nah this guy is just a smaller one. I’m in the states and my guy is 26 inches at the shoulders and was a lean 135 lbs at 3 or 4 years of age and, an absolute rocket. He’s now 11 and… bigger.
Goes to show you there are a lot of cool breeds out there. Great video 🤙🏽
Cool killer poodle
😂😂😂
I sitting here laughing my ass off lol
Best part, you assume it's a poodle until you get your ass handed to you by him.
Yep. That’s why I got one a decade ago. I got the toughest poodle I could find :)
More "Bring Da Smoke" videos. Very informative.
This dog is always recommended for me when I take a dog breed selector quiz. I’m surprised at how assertive and protective this dog is, I never thought that just by looking at it.
Seems to be a really nice breed! nice to hear and lear about breeds that i havent ever even heard:) really love this channel by far the best channel!
Great video...you do a wonderful explaining what is required for a true protection dog. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work. LOVE Chief !
He's a natural..nice video Zeke
Great to see! Very cool footage. You should do an episode about how you evaluate if a dog is suitable for protection work!
Smoke Lee is great, love what you guys are doing over there at Dogumentary TV please keep up the good work🔥🔥
I have a European make Bouvier here in the U.S and he’s big. Y’all and 122 lbs. best family dog who will do some damage to an intruder. Loving to all the neighbor kids, love this breed
The bouvier isn’t a well known breed over here in the states. As for myself, I’ve just began to learn about them over the past summer bc of this page. I’ve fallen in love with this breed and this is definitely the dog that I want for my family. This video gave me the insight that, with the proper training and time, they will definitely will offer the protection that I want for my family when it comes to our canine companion. Great video, Zeke!! Thank you again for your work ✊🏾✌🏾
My Male Bouvier Merlin is an all around dog for us in Maine. He is an excellent PPD being bold confidence without being over the top. Alert barking but serious stack and stare without the big deal behavior when someone new comes on the farm. Excellent farm dog around our sheep and chickens with serious determination to catch the occasional coyote that gets to close. As a sport dog his agility in French Ring Sport demands were there jumping 1.2m high jump, 2.3 m palisade and 4.5m long jump with 4.7m during practice. Achieved his FR2 @ the age of 6 years and made the podium in all three classes. He was short on pints for his FR3 attempt. He is now 8 years old (retired from FR) and cross training for his PSA PDC/PSA1. Focusing on his targeting is a challenge for my decoys, but he is getting it. Demands a different approach in training by not bringing the defense out to soon.
Years later, I’m stationed in VA and training with people that have bouviers. Watching this I realized they are likely where Chief came from. After catching/working with 4 of these dogs I went home, and went straight to bed 😂.
Great Video thank you
I hope you r channel will get on that super star lvl becouse you deserve it my brother , I mean right now it s the best Dog channel on youtube but it can be more! i know , i mean i imagine how hard you work man ! Much love from Romania! Get da channel to the next lvl! People respect you and you can do it!
Great video! Love this breed! ❤️
Great video zeke, you and smoke need to make a spinoff show..great stuff. One of the smaller bouvier males I've seen even shaved. Probably let's him work longer and harder. Bouviers reminded me of a giant and rottweiler combo. Testy like giants and they had the heft and fight of rotties.
Keep this going! Good work
My grandfather used to raise these dogs as guard dogs. He had a contract with the Hudson Bay Company, his dogs were highly sought after. Sunny and Cher actually bought a dog from my grandfather.
@ssp sp I wonder if they named their dog “Babe” so they could say “I’ve got you, Babe” 😉
I am from belgium , wife & 2kids, my bouvier family dog, originating from kpnv lines, died age 15 , she never ever took a step back, man or dog. when there was no bark and just the fix stare ... I garantee you play time was over
Love bring da smoke. Going this direction in my life & this kind of content is awesome, keep up the great work!
I REALLY like this addition to the channel! Thank you Z
Damnn. That boy Chief bites with such a beautiful smile! Didnt see nothing coming on this video. What a dope sleeper. Amazing one guys! 👊
Great job. I always love watching Smoke. Also really cool to see a lesser known breed.
Never knew this breed existed! I love it! I am encouraged to seek out a breeder now and really consider this dog!
Good work! Keep the episodes coming!
Love the Bouviers… my neighbor had one, he was much bigger than Chief, therefore probably couldn’t be as athletic.
Smoke is beautiful too 😍
Keep da smoke rollin
I had a Bouvier years ago. This video’s dog has a shaved coat. Wonderful dogs, but a bit too protective if you have visitors and children running in and out of the house.
I have Standard poodles now. The best dogs!
Another great video! It's great to see various breeds doing protection work. Would you be able to do a videos on Poodles, Xoloitzcuintli and/or Peruvian Inca Orchid dogs? And doing a video on living with a Black Russian Terrier?
Was a great day of filming thanks zeke and Smokey
Really liking this series, Zeke. Keep it up!
Love these episodes
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
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Never seen this breed before! Good video!
Nice one smokey!
Love seeing a Bouvier being appreciated and functional. This isn't a fun sports question but for the owner, how frequently does he have to shave that coat down? The coat is really one of my few points with Bouviers that makes me hesitant to look further into them.
Awesome job!
Very capable dogs this one is small compared with the others I've seen and the ear crop helps them look more intimidating
bring more smoke! love it
This is great! best dog videos on YT man
Great video! Can you do a video on the different types of bite sports and the differences between them?
First off, love the video and can't wait for the top 10's. But what I would like to ask is have you ever worked with American Bulldogs and what you think of them, or can you'll do a video like this for them.
In the years 1900 until 1980,the bouviers were one of the most commeon police dog breed in Belgium and Holland,with the belgian,dutch and german shepherd.
Do dalmations have a working line? And can they be used for protection?
awesome dog. underrated.
We want to see more Bouviers pls.
Love this show!! Y’all should keep bringing in different breeds, if you can.
Always loving your vids bro
...fr👍💯
Love those fuzzy floppy eared doggies that mean business when it comes to working.
Is that a young dog? He looked abit smaller than I expected. But yet I was impressed. I like the way he held on and seemed to put his whole body into trying to bring that guy down. As if the grip was just part of the work,not the whole job. I was also surprised to hear that one dude say that the Buvs extra size didn't make any difference. I got the feeling that the decoy was thinking you ain't the one getting hit.
Keep the smoke coming
I'm learning to do decoy/helper work what's a good source of information that you learned from? Great job, you have a good vibe
I live in AZ and was thinking about getting this breed. The giant schnauzer was my 1st pick but due to having a VERY VERY high drive, I thought this dog may be more my speed. I want a protective dog with a medium to high drive, preferably hypoallergenic, but I'm worried about the bouvier's heat tolerance. I noticed they have this bouvier out in the heat, so I'm curious to know, what is their true heat tolerance. A lot of different sights say they can't really handle the heat which I believe, however, I had a dutchie who could only tolerate 45min of vigorous exercise in blazing sun [which was expected and note: 30 min of exercise in the heat was good enough for me at the time]
I have a large yard with a big tree for shade, so I wonder if this dog would do good in AZ or should I just stay the course and get a GS?
Hey thank you for the video. Really interested in the temperament and psrsonality of the bouvier. What's your take on these guys say compared to a rotwilier of shepherd
Need more BRINGIN DA SMOKE !
I'm liking the new video style. As for suggestions, German Shepherds or Dogo Argentinos next please!
Loving this series already
So can you do a how to video on getting the dog to reverse heel like that? Im having a really hard time with back up with my dog.
Great video! Cool fun decoy host also! Subscribed
Never knew this breed existed! Thank you for the video!!
Love your channel. Keep it up !
Where did he come from
Keep it up I love It!👌 Akitas💯%
I own a bouvier des flandres puppy, he is almost 9month old, and i agree about hard biting. I dont know why, but i put a thick rubber ring (from destroyed toy) on my finger while we were playing... Damn... He didnt bite in my fingers, but pressure on that ring was something unbelievable, and he was just playing. And please, do not shave off their beards :)
Need more bouvier videos. I have a dog from breeder chief came from. Amazing protection dogs For serious owners.
Those shirts!!!!
Fuckin guard poodle 😂 i love it
Great Job ! Do a video with Dogo Argentino working .
Greg Leahy Dogumentary TV made videos of the Dogo Argentino showing them . I would like to see professional video of the Dogo Argentino hunting big game like wild boar or mountain lion this is what the Dogo was bred to do .
@@fermincarrasco800 ask Google dog argentino/hog hunting/wild boar hunt video
I love this, keep it up please
Love Smokey!
When getting a Bouvier puppy how can I choose the right one as far as prey drive. I’m looking for a dog that will protect the house and family?
Great video!
Cool dog!
From the 1971 Sports Illustrated Vault: an interview/story/article of a Bouvier des Flandres breeder:
Nobody Touches Me With Impunity (wothout consequences/repercussions/punishment/vengeance/strike-back)
The site heading begins with a part of the article, letting us know that the bite force of a Flanders cattle dog (bouvier means cattledog) is 1000 pounds per square inch. He must be trained to do this because they are people friendly, like a pit bull that has NOT been mistreated and got his feelings hurt by humans and therefore wants to bite everyone he sees after that- if feeling threatened, many breeds are defensive biters or just hormonal, but back to facts in the facts in the article:
It only takes 300 to 350 pounds per square inch to break a human bone (perhaps a forearm or an ankle it bites). I laughed when I read in the article that they paid villains $4 an hour back then for suit sessions . Lemme spellit out for ya, 4our dollars!
Anyway it is a very very very very interesting article full of facts anecdotes and knowledge as well as Abady's views on AKC, dog shows, breeding, nutrition, condition and training. I absolutely adored the dog stories he told in the interview. Some of you may think what you're reading is boring but please read on until you get to the "motorcyclist" (dude was a biker-SOMEbody was being polite!) and the Dr. walking in Central Park and the guy who tried to get into his car one night...
I wish I knew how to link the article or tell you how to find it, the best I can do is this: I looked up "bite force of a bouvier des flandres dog" on Google. And I gave y'all info up top, so read up on this guy Abady, his kennels. I want 1 or 2 of his trained dogs and you may want to too when you get rich.
Nice Zeke !
This one was dope I mess with this! How much does this usually cost? And you should do a boerbel one that’s the dog I want to get so I want to see one Work . This is great keep em coming
I own one and it's a great dog. Velcro like for sure, and is a true protector. Not for the faint of heart though.
They did one on the Boerboel already.
Yeah make them do that just for you buddy
where? on protection work?
I've encountered lots of Boerboels while living in South Africa. If it's being used for protection sport, that means it's being bred away from its original purpose. They're supposed to just hang out on the farm and occasionally murder a threat. They're not supposed to be hanging on a leash and trying to bite a guy just because he's wearing a suit. They're pretty relaxed dogs. The ones I've met were also surprisingly sociable with other dogs, compared to other guard dogs. (Though I'm not sure if that's a breed thing, or just because the ones I've met were extremely well socialized.)
I would like to learn about the life of a trainer, handler, decoy, helper. Who are they, why, when did they start, physical and mental prep. Are there any women?
Love it
Question for the decoy . What can you do solo with my personal dog to work on personal protection. I have a working line German shepherd ,DDR bloodlines .He has had a little training but he is 10 months . He is slow on his aggression maturity. He plays more than anything doing bite work. I’m trying to get that defense drive up without putting to much pressure on him, since he is a young shepherd . I’ve heard you can’t be to pushy on them early on . May or may not be true. Any suggestions ?
is the breeder named carla I got my dog from her
Used to be popular in the seventies in the Netherlands.
I would like to see you do an episode on the American Sentinel K9
Is chief on the small size for a male of his breed?
Bring Da smoke 😀 😀 😀
bring back da smoke zeke!
Bouvier's got bulk! And speed tenacity agility instinct...
You have a contact info?
Ooooh yeah