Apparently you "invincible cameraman" narrative spreaders didn't know "grizzlyman". I been watching people with camera's getting wiped out and diced for decades, likely long before most of you whipper-snappers were a wet spot in yur daddy's jeans.
I honestly think that both people and animals on the clip have a history together, first of all most boars would not be that close to humans thay would rather stay away 2nd if that large boar really wanted to cause serious harm to that shepherd he would off if you look closely it looks more like they are actually playing.
Right. That's exactly what I was thinking. It looked as if they were playing to me. The dog or the boars weren't really trying at all, ntm the people seemed as if they had a good relationship with the animals. TBH at first glance I even wondered if they were all their pets. People actually keep boars as pets.
@@Overqualification how could boar successfully attack? Man, are You really so dumb? Boars are heavy, explosive and strong animals, even the females without fangs can easily break a dog bones by running through him. Owner of the dog is especially stupid seeing the shoats around. But this is what is really special about our times - stupid people doing stupid things and get approval for it from other stupid people.
@@Overqualification you are by now means disturbed by any know how! Not the first dog who would have easily been killed by hogs, and due to idiots like on this video, certainly not the last dog.
Yeah I was just thinking that the way the pigs are playing with the dog is the way domesticated pig would play with a dog they probably have known each other since they were young piglets
100% those boars are raised in captivity and known to those people and that dog. Had that been a male boar, friend or foe, that dog would have been seriously injured when he fell during one of those chases.
I believe the people had raised these hogs and that's a sow, protecting her young, I have raised these wild boar before, and I can tell these hogs have been feed by the people who were there.
The boars did seem in a state of play and familiarity. That's probably a usual drill. And I agree, those boars are not at all aggressive to the humans. They're probably being fed.
@@yfnx9033 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾 this guy!!!! You need to go back to school because just like any other pig. A wild hog/boar is indeed omnivores. That's just a simple google search away to double check.
Ah, now this reminds me of a sow I had when I was twelve. Her name was Sally and she used to do the same sort of "rough play" with my Australian Shepherd, Oddie. Oddie would corral the piglets so they wouldn’t get lost, and she'd step in if he got a little too excited. And when it wasn’t herding time, she'd actually let Oddie sleep with the little ones while she went mud bathing or got some food. I always thought it was awesome
I can't believe you just said that I used to show pigs when I was in high school and I the Hampshire and I had a sow that I showed in the breeding class, and I named her Sally too! That was her registered name Sally! Lol
@@Kaijugan seriously I couldn't believe when I first look at it I thought maybe this is an old comment that I had put and then I realize no it's not! Lol I loved that big she was a good-looking hamster and all used to always pick one of the little piglets one of my favorites was number seven by the ear notches, birth order. I would teach them to fetch bring him in the house and lay on the couch and watch TV they're so sweet they're so intelligent! ❤
@@jerrydonquixote5927 Oh trust me. I'm well aware. It's part of the reason why I'm always reluctant to raise piglets for meat. Even though I love to eat said meat. 😅
@@Kaijugan yes I'm the same way I love to eat pork but I feel bad about it because pigs are intelligent, I feel the same about dogs I think they're too intelligent they're too close to mankind to be food and I know there's countries that do that and even a lot of people in those countries that do that don't agree with it, but I do try to buy at least buy the pork from ethical companies. I know like Hormel I've seen some of the horrible things they're doing in there, like the pig knows they're dying and they dragged it over there with a meat hook into the execution block or whatever you want to call it, and the poor pig is just pleading for his life and that's horrible, because they're highly intelligent and they are aware of their own mortality! I hate that I like pork! It's hard to have such a strong conscience good morals but I'm glad I do I just need to do more about this to make myself feel even better and do better for those creatures! 🙏🏻❤
The laughing woman doesn't realize, how serious this situation is. As a hunter, I saw three dogs killed by boars within the last 15 years in my area. Not just killed, but really mauled.
@@nemutluturkumdiyeneasphixi9712 In my experience, when humans are walking with dogs, the dogs allways draw attention of the boars. Unless the people start to attack boars or come too close to the baby boars. Right at the beginning of the video, you can see that the adult boar tries to bite the dog's leg. If it would have caught the leg, it would not release unless the leg is destoyed.
We used to take walks in the evenings in the countryside where I live. Not anymore, the wild boar have moved in. They follow us and click their tusks loudly. So, after 40 years of not hunting, am getting my license and a new compound bow so as to not distrurb neighbors when taking out boar.
Interesting video. At first I thought they were wild pigs however the people in the video never seemed worried about the mama pig going after them. The sow didn't look like she was trying real hard to go after the dog either, so it does look like they are familiar with each other.
Can't believe some of you people thought these were wild boars. Maybe it's because i live in a place where we actually have boars, but it's pretty obvious these pigs are not wild.
there a four hogs there and they barely touched him, that german shepherd could’ve easily killed that boar if it wanted to it doesn’t even have tusks it couldn’t do shit
This reminds me of my ex-girlfriend and her dog. We were in the forest with her big dalmatian, and that dog was jumping through the bushes. Suddenly he found 2 boars, that were chasing him. He ran directly to us, leading these boars to us. Like 3 meters before us, they recognized us, turned around and ran way. I think, I aged that day ca. 2 years.
They're awfully casual around that boar and that dog is lucky it didn't get killed. Its almost as if the people, the dog and the boar all know each other. The wild boars where I'm from can be extremely dangerous especially when its young are around.
I'd imagine the people who filmed this have been around these animals before. There was no real hostility from the animals. Boars are pretty vocal, especially when they're threatened.
right? what are they doing? i wouldn't put the strongest one of a pack of hog dogs in this situation, i would of been blasting hogs left and right. that dogs lucky to be alive let alone not cut up bad, the people too those hogs could of tore up their legs not even trying...
Your very right those boars are actually the aggressors and if you in the European woods with boar around you need to be very careful they will severely put the hurt on you - they can kills dogs and do
Parada, pekne sa hraju... Amici tomu tazko chapu, Ti by to len strielali ( I dont know how it is in USA but here in our country bores, dogs and peoples lives in great harmony : )
Poslito Sem Here in the USA boars and wild pig have tusks that will rip a dog or human open in one swipe. The pig/boar compete with humans by destroying farmland, They have become an invasive species that have overrun many community resources and it's become necessary to pay outside hunters to capture and destroy the animals.
+Poslito Sem Ako naozaj? By ma zaujímalo či si reálne z dediny a či reálne neičo pestuješ mimo svojej záhrady. Great harmony my ass, those jerks are destroying crops all the time and some of the time we can not even eradicate them because of the dumb outdated laws.
I just find it so beautiful and amazing how animals of different species can just play around like that once domesticated. It’s so cool to see animals play the same way humans do. They are truly more intelligent and human than we think. Such a cute video!
@@v3nomxxx961 Because the boars are not playing. They are protecting themselves and they are more than willing to seriously hurt the dog if they are able to catch it. You should really have respect for boars. They are literally walking tanks with fur. Their tusks are literally sharper than my kitchen knives. It is a wonder why the humans are not freaking out. The only reason the boars are ignoring the humans is because the sow is protecting her piglets from the dogs. They see the dog as a greater threat than the humans, and they can not run away as that put themselves in danger from the dog. So they have to stand up and fight. That is why the pigs are chasing the dog. It is to threaten it so it doesn't try to attack. If the dog attack any of the boars, the others will gut the dog alive.
They are domesticated, the big boar had no tusks. A wild boar with tusks protecting its young would have ripped that dogs intestines out and its owners
Thank you for posting this, Vyhodne !!! That dog is a purebred East German, German Shepherd, Female.. I had one like that, same coloring, etc., raised from whelp, and she was absolutely outstanding.. Had no fear of anything, perfect disposition, never nervous, excitable, etc... Just perfect, solid bravery, nothing was ever going to happen to her pack - us... So, so, intelligent ! She would learn, and never forget - anything - I named her Kaese - the german spelling of Kasey.... Such a wonderful girl !!! Perhaps the people are used to the pigs on the property, but I would be a little worried about turning my back on the big ones ever...
The German Shepard is like Don’t worry guys I’m defending you when he is literally running from the boars I have German Shepard’s too their just the cutest
@@Alex-jm6yl boars are no joke. They can hurt you but they have trouble in killing big animals such as humans. Bu the whole pack of them... well that can tear you to shreds
This is amazing! I remember reading a story about a guy who hunted in the hills of Kentucky. His dog would play with a particular hog. The guy wouldn't shoot that one.
@@ShauMapping I believe it was in an old issue of a publication called Foxfire. It was a serial publication that talked about backwoods living, how people managed to live off the land.
Do people not know that they were just playing? Notice at 0:23 the big one bumps into the dog then runs away, she did look a bit serious though but they were all just playing.
Bro the dog is domesticated and obviously its playing, but these are WILD boars and the mother boar was trying to avoid the dog by attacking him when he approach
@@baena1071 bro, the bore was just playing obviously it’s wild, but they know each other somehow and you could see it was having a good time plus the owners were laughing too just because it’s a wild board doesn’t mean it doesn’t know the dog..
@@joeroberts2156 I'm no expert... clearly... but they look just like the wild ones by us. I was under the impression they begin to appear physically-different when they're domesticated. I believe it was something I heard (or misinterpreted?) Rogan saying on one of his -casts. I always wondered, "How in the F*** do they actually transform?" Haha... ...perhaps they do not! Haha!
The boars are tame, not domesticated. Domesticated means you take a wild animal like a wolf and through breeding turn it into a chihuaha. That's domestication.
@@henningholthusen831 By the way... Thumbs seem to be the healthier, less painful way to go about it as I keep waking-up with a numbness in the "index"-hand.
Well these are semi-wild boars, they live so close to humans, that are not to afraid. I live in Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, so not a small city and boars like this regularly stroll my city district that is near forests. They are not really causing any troubles, except people stop their cars to watch them. From time to time we have some deer visits also. The dog is probably a czechoslovak shepherd, that is 1/2 blood German shepherd and 1/2 Carpathian wolf. In Slovak/Czech we call German/Czechoslovak shepherds as wolfhounds.
In my city Gdansk, Poland the same story boars are walking in the streets. They used to people so they are semi wild. I can feed them potatoes from my hand. Generaly are affraid of people and running away when you shout at them loudly
Thats is a PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD, I have raised over 30 GSD's in my life. ZERO wolf in that dog, want to know how I know, I did did field studies on Grey and Eastern Wolves in the late 80s and early 90s.
The dogs and the wolves are both responding to social cues they are sending each other. It begins when one of the two (probably the dog) starts to playfully maneuver around the pigs, seeing if it can run at the boars, but not fully committing. If the boars start running away or charging at the dog (like they did in this video), then we've got a game on our hands. A human could do the same thing if he/she behaved the same way as the dog, although, personally, I probably wouldn't be doing anything that would make the boar want to charge at me. It's like kids playing tag in the playground at school. The kids don't chase the teachers because they know that the teachers are not a part of the game. But if the teachers started giving social cues that told the kids they wanted in (the teachers wouldn't even need to explicitly say they wanted in), then the kids would start chasing the teachers also.
There where I am from wild hogs aren't either nice, so when wild hog is running after you, just jump on it and hold it for his neck, when he is tired, hold him a little bit longer, so he goes down, then can you let him go, if wild hog understand that you aren't either someone you can fuck with, he never come back.
I really suggest people to look at their other videos on their channel, but when first seeing this video I was surprised how they can casually walk around wild boars like this and not be in defense lol
First off, This is NOT a “WOLF DOG” this is a SABLE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. An secondly, those Pigs are Pets or raised on their property. They are used to the people.
@@raven3008 I have a German Shepherd (Papered) from Czechoslovakia that looks exactly like this dog. You can tel me all day long it’s a Rare Wolfdog, and I’ll tell you it’s a German Shepherd. Thx
@@raven3008 That dog has the exact slope (Fronts to rears) as a GSD. Same exact Tail... ears, and every single other feature. You can’t change the name of a Breed to a Wolfdog just cause. Sorry
No, where I come from the Wild Boars are the same. They live close to human habitation and are not hunted, in fact some people leave food out for them. In areas a little further they are hunted and you cannot get anywhere near those boars.
Boars are nothing out of the ordinary here. And the german shepherd is aware and nimble enough to evade the mother of the boars. And for all the people that are saying that the dog is at danger. No shit. Its a mother with its kids. Do you just expect it to run away and leave the people with the dog alone?
@@dillyDillzmuaythai4life no shit it got hit but that doesnt hapen alot , theres a low chance of a dog diying from a boar couse they are moustly just running away from the dogs
@@vibe4202 well atlest that is a relief yeah dad says boch is his bailer keeps it in one spot geez I dont know why I'm trying to explain you obviously know alot more than I do hahaha 😆
@Michael Colapietro still wrong those litle things u see are not called tusks , they are not big enough to be called tusks, and not sharp enough to do any damage
I feel bad for everyone commenting about how the dog is in danger. You obviously have never even looked up a wild boar video on this site, much less seen them in real life. If they were wild they would be going for the people and the dog and I doubt the people would be casually walking and laughing about it. Am I the only one who can see these pigs are not wild?
They are tame quite obviously. The way they move around the people and not away from them is a clear sign of that. The smaller boars also seemed to be somewhat playful with the dog, which the mother pig didn't like. So they are both wrong and correct, they dog was in danger of getting harmed.
A boar will bite me once because he only has one chance. Then an 11" razor sharp blade is going right to his throat Fuck boars they are pests but perfect target practice :)
They were playing though, im not sure about that big boar tho. It did look pretty aggressive charging full speed but all the other boars seemed to be playing around.
these guys do realise that a boar charging at you at full speed can literally break your bones right? idk much about boar behaviour but i do know theyre easy to piss off so its dangerous to even play with em
CORRECT! If one of those tusks get you, you're NOT gonna forget it in a big hurry. If it was ME, Yeah, I'd be carrying a shotgun with me if that thing tried to F*k around with MY dog. I'd be enjoying some BACON, so would my dog.
I wouldn't want to be out in pig infested forests without some way to defend myself but not all hogs are charge-happy war pigs. If you know the cues to look for, give them their space, and just be wary in their vicinity you will be fine & they won't bother you if you encounter some. And of course don't try to pet them.
That boar isn't playing she has her babies with her she is protecting them. Boars wouldn't do that anyway the dog is chasing them they are running away from the dog so the mother thinks the dog is going to attack her young she is giving the dog a warning as to back off you hurt my babies I hurt you. They are wanting to go somewhere and they can't because somearse hole has their dog chasing them about thinking it is funny wouldn't be funny if the boar turns around and starts attacking the dog because she would rip that dog to shreds you'd have no chance fighting of a boar in attack mode but if there is quite a few people round to help then aye probably but the boar could easily turn on them as well. No wild animal I know will let anything get in the way between them and their young. Are you sure that is a boar I thought boars had a bigger mouth and sharp sharp teeth. Not saying they don't but you don't get to see them and usually you do that might be if they are going to attack or something could be wrong could be a boar I might be thinking of another animal that is like them but I suppose we all come in different shapes and sizes so I don't see why they can't. I could be wrong about all of this and the boars might actually be playing but to me it does not look that way. Cause if you noticed everytime the dog went near the babies the mum went for the dog. If they were just playing she wouldn't have bothered.
Haha. You might not have chance they are powerful and bloody fast and they'd rip you to shreds in the matter of seconds lol but hey everyone is entitled to dream lol I'd climb up a tree
Its because when the Czechoslovaks started breeding wolfdogs they used wolves and a German Shepherd. Since that time many Czechoslovaks were calling the German shepherds "wolfdogs". Its also used as a form of a slang today.
Wow. It's amazing how the Boar's are so used to the owners of the property and their dog. They we're probably raised around them and the dog since the day we're born. An how the new litter as well. They are like pets. They are used to them, cause they Kno they won't do them any harm of danger. Believe or not I have sum pet Javilinas that roam the lower bottom of my river line slews. They are so use to me and my 3 dogs too. Oh well. God's creatures are amazingly beautiful and gentle and caring. Bless them all.
@@rolfopierreantoine8906 I am a country person. I am 50 years now. When I was younger, I had a pet skunk, a pet coatimundi, a pet possum, not quite the pets but, really friendly javelinas and white tail deere woulf eat withour cows... When living in remote areas, one becomes one with the surroundings. Ive hesrd of pet wolves, pet coyotes...
after viewing this, it looks like the german shepherd is protecting the people family,not playing...he s guarding. that's what it looks like to me...he is very quick, so he can get around them...the boars aren t overly aggressive though, he s keeping them in check.] I personally don t the think the gsd was in danger, he s to quick for them...the boars are cautious too, it seems...I think people get excited on TH-cam, they over judge...dogs and animals just get into situations, good bad or grey...people judge, think e thing is dangerous.]
Definitely a very odd hunting game, it almost seems like the boars and the dog are friends. More often than not the pig would charge the humans and seriously injure them, but here... I don't know, it's strange, the people aren't concerned at all in spite of the boar's strength, though given that it's quite smart I suppose it makes sense for it to focus on the dog since it's by far the bigger threat there, much faster, has claws and sharp teeth, etc. Also looks more like a wolf, which is probably concerning for the boar.
Well...the ppl in this clip are just foolish. They propably don't know how aggressive a boar can be when it got his kids close to him and a dog/wolf is crossing it's way. In germany a boar attacked me while I was fishing. Than a small boar (2months old not less) set next to me. The last thing I felt was the tooth of the boar on and in my back. This mf pushed me into the water.
Seriously I thought this was a clickbait video but as it turns out these people are just ignorant. Boars are dangerous even if domesticated. They go feral extremely quickly
Bart Nijsten The dog is not. The boar however, is, it may not look like it but it is being very defensive and if the dog was any slower, it would be lights out.
Jewel Ingram The boar is not angry otherwise he would have charged with a lot more ( blind ) agression, and a boar in rage would attack annything he can so the people would also be attacked. Also if you translate the comment of the uploader you can read that the dog and boar know each other. i am not saying they are friends ( no Disney story ) but the boar knows the dog is not going to do harm. Annimals can sens aggression from each other
Oh god, please don't watch this and let your dog run around with wild boars. I live next door to a K-9 cop and his big german shepherd (totally trained police dog) got mauled by a boar. Boars are dangerous. Do not let your dogs around them.
MustangS197 A wild boar is 300lbs of muscle and tend to eat or murder anything that pisses them off or looks like food. This is a animal that was so dangerous that after getting speared through the chest had a habit of just running itself through just to kill what it saw as a threat.
They are not generally aggressive because they often come to my house yard vegging for food... In my opinion bears are much more dangerous and unpredictable as boars...
What's stunning is that these people have no clue how dangerous boars are. They themselves could have easily been attacked and seriously injured. Boars are one nasty creature.
these are domesticated boars! You'll probably find the dog and these boars have been playing this game for a long time. If those boars really wanted to hurt the dog they would have and they would have had a crack at the people too. The fact the people were so calm tells you what is going on!
First off, the big hog is a SOW, not a BOAR, and those are her babies....they aren’t domesticated, either. Those people prolly feed them, hence them following the people. Piss that sow off enough or threaten her babies, she WILL attack, and she DOES have tusks
The ones here in south texas aint no joke , there mean have tusk and get the size of cows . And most of all there fuck tough I've hit em with 12 gauge slug,buck shot dont do shit . The most effective is a good caliber rifle a advanced. .223 or 556 .
@@thegoodho902 seriously they take a 12 gauge slug ?! I’m not being pedantic I’m from the uk so don’t know shit about stuff like this , that’s fucking crazy !! , is it also true that domestic pigs that become feral turn into bore? Or are there a separate breed of pig?
You are wrong. Most of the wild pigs over the globe can get pretty big tusks. But even without tusks these animals can hurt a dog or a human pretty bad or even kill them. They are incredibly strong animals. My granddad was hurt pretty bad from a boar while hunting. He shot the boar in the head. While he was approaching the boar who looked dead it suddenly ran towards him and cut him deeply in his leg leaving a mark forever.
Im Formal board can have concealed tusks and even worse massive teeth I come from a long line of pig keepers and even domestic pigs have tusks even some cases on mini pigs have large teeth that you need to watch out for
No it's is playing with them you can see bye the dogs tail motion so no it is not protecting it's owner there is no need to you don't know it all smartass
These people underestimates a Wild Boar thinking it's has the same characteristics of a pig. Wild boars are known for it's fearlessness and aggressive behaviour.
Sleeping Giant It seemed to me the boars might be a part of the family of these people, ones they raise themselves, because the boars seemed to be following them, and the people were relaxed, just chiding the dog once in a while? Could that be possible, so the boars and dog would then know each other. The dog was, from my observation, definitely into playing... check out the wagging tail. The boars probably didn’t see the dog as a total threat, or yes, it would have been a whole different story. What do you think?
mariusss95 Yep, Im from eastern europe actualy from two countries.:) People in the video are Slovaks as am I. So we call it definitely german shepherd or in slang name that is quite not translatable into english.
This is THE proof that the cameraman is invincible.
And also invisible....
I wonder if he will ever show proofs of teleportation
@@lukastheprussian and is always how my time-machine-back-to-the-Jurassic fantasy plays out
Apparently you "invincible cameraman" narrative spreaders didn't know "grizzlyman". I been watching people with camera's getting wiped out and diced for decades, likely long before most of you whipper-snappers were a wet spot in yur daddy's jeans.
you should win an award for this comment
I honestly think that both people and animals on the clip have a history together, first of all most boars would not be that close to humans thay would rather stay away 2nd if that large boar really wanted to cause serious harm to that shepherd he would off if you look closely it looks more like they are actually playing.
Right. That's exactly what I was thinking. It looked as if they were playing to me. The dog or the boars weren't really trying at all, ntm the people seemed as if they had a good relationship with the animals. TBH at first glance I even wondered if they were all their pets. People actually keep boars as pets.
Yup. Only pets would stay that close to people
Not in Europe man, here it's pretty common to have them close or even in the city (Spain, Italy, Italy's islands).
at the speed that large boar was charging eh could of def hurt the dog easily, when he was charging from the back/side and dog wasnt paying attention
That's right
This could have easily been the dog's last trip to the woods
No
How would the boar successfully attack? Even a dog could attack it if it was really trying.
Yup, some people just shock me with they poor imagination.
@@Overqualification how could boar successfully attack? Man, are You really so dumb? Boars are heavy, explosive and strong animals, even the females without fangs can easily break a dog bones by running through him. Owner of the dog is especially stupid seeing the shoats around. But this is what is really special about our times - stupid people doing stupid things and get approval for it from other stupid people.
@@Overqualification you are by now means disturbed by any know how! Not the first dog who would have easily been killed by hogs, and due to idiots like on this video, certainly not the last dog.
Seems like they’re acquainted and just playing imo
this whole clip was just insane! it's a miracle nobody got hurt or killed.
they are clearly playing, the little porks too are chasing the dog. In nature, the mother pig would kill that dog in matter of seconds.
@@elcapitan6605 This is nature. A German shepherd is too quick for a boar. The mother boar is angry, because she is with her piglets.
@@harmattan1973 щт л
@@elcapitan6605 A dog is way more agile than a boar. Trust me that boar was either chasing it away or trying to gash it up.
I’m surprised the boar didn’t try and attack the people.
They are laughing ... I think they dont know how powerful it is...
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They should shoot the boars
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Yeah these people are fucking slow
Yeah I was just thinking that the way the pigs are playing with the dog is the way domesticated pig would play with a dog they probably have known each other since they were young piglets
@@budhammond5498 lllbb bb
Big boar protecting little boars, big dog protecting crazy owners
Dog wants to play with them boars
The dog was wagging its tail.
The boar is of the dog's owner too
Go see their clips
@@schalkuys1506 i saw a video where a jaguar had a dog by the neck and the dog was wagging its tail so.....
These are tamed look at the channel
100% those boars are raised in captivity and known to those people and that dog. Had that been a male boar, friend or foe, that dog would have been seriously injured when he fell during one of those chases.
How can they be so calm don’t the realize one of these literally killed king Robert Baratheon
His Majesty drank jet fuel no wonder the boar beat them down.
he killed the boar too 😂😂
lol
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They are laughing because they are playing
I believe the people had raised these hogs and that's a sow, protecting her young, I have raised these wild boar before, and I can tell these hogs have been feed by the people who were there.
Thanks for the info, as I was wondering why the people weren't attacked.
Zdar!You are closest to what I think of this video.
I think your 100% accurate. Theres no way these are feral hogs because everyone would have been in danger or the hogs would be nowhere near them
The boars did seem in a state of play and familiarity. That's probably a usual drill. And I agree, those boars are not at all aggressive to the humans. They're probably being fed.
Yea it’s easy to spot a socialized hog he would have ripped that dog apart in seconds no question
The small boars seem kinda playful, but that big one is seriously trying to destroy the dog.
That's the mama, the little one want to play, the mama wants to protect her kids
@Tyler Yes they do man.
@Tyler Wtf are you talking about ? Pigs are omnivores they'll eat anything. Thats why eating pig meat is not the smartest thing.
@@timeschanging7769 it’s called a SCAVENGER !!!! 🤦🏾♂️ Stay in school kids
@@yfnx9033 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾 this guy!!!! You need to go back to school because just like any other pig. A wild hog/boar is indeed omnivores. That's just a simple google search away to double check.
Ah, now this reminds me of a sow I had when I was twelve. Her name was Sally and she used to do the same sort of "rough play" with my Australian Shepherd, Oddie.
Oddie would corral the piglets so they wouldn’t get lost, and she'd step in if he got a little too excited.
And when it wasn’t herding time, she'd actually let Oddie sleep with the little ones while she went mud bathing or got some food.
I always thought it was awesome
I can't believe you just said that I used to show pigs when I was in high school and I the Hampshire and I had a sow that I showed in the breeding class, and I named her Sally too! That was her registered name Sally! Lol
@@jerrydonquixote5927 really? Huh, small world
@@Kaijugan seriously I couldn't believe when I first look at it I thought maybe this is an old comment that I had put and then I realize no it's not! Lol I loved that big she was a good-looking hamster and all used to always pick one of the little piglets one of my favorites was number seven by the ear notches, birth order. I would teach them to fetch bring him in the house and lay on the couch and watch TV they're so sweet they're so intelligent! ❤
@@jerrydonquixote5927 Oh trust me. I'm well aware. It's part of the reason why I'm always reluctant to raise piglets for meat. Even though I love to eat said meat. 😅
@@Kaijugan yes I'm the same way I love to eat pork but I feel bad about it because pigs are intelligent, I feel the same about dogs I think they're too intelligent they're too close to mankind to be food and I know there's countries that do that and even a lot of people in those countries that do that don't agree with it, but I do try to buy at least buy the pork from ethical companies. I know like Hormel I've seen some of the horrible things they're doing in there, like the pig knows they're dying and they dragged it over there with a meat hook into the execution block or whatever you want to call it, and the poor pig is just pleading for his life and that's horrible, because they're highly intelligent and they are aware of their own mortality! I hate that I like pork! It's hard to have such a strong conscience good morals but I'm glad I do I just need to do more about this to make myself feel even better and do better for those creatures! 🙏🏻❤
Those 2 just walk merrily along like "the cute little piggies live our cute little doggie".
The laughing woman doesn't realize, how serious this situation is. As a hunter, I saw three dogs killed by boars within the last 15 years in my area.
Not just killed, but really mauled.
Boars ignore humans ??
@@nemutluturkumdiyeneasphixi9712 In my experience, when humans are walking with dogs, the dogs allways draw attention of the boars. Unless the people start to attack boars or come too close to the baby boars.
Right at the beginning of the video, you can see that the adult boar tries to bite the dog's leg. If it would have caught the leg, it would not release unless the leg is destoyed.
It's a sow with piglets lol
Dogs also maul other animals. Dont sorry for dogs. Dogs kills cats and maul them every second in Turkey. Dogs attack people too
We used to take walks in the evenings in the countryside where I live. Not anymore, the wild boar have moved in. They follow us and click their tusks loudly. So, after 40 years of not hunting, am getting my license and a new compound bow so as to not distrurb neighbors when taking out boar.
Interesting video. At first I thought they were wild pigs however the people in the video never seemed worried about the mama pig going after them. The sow didn't look like she was trying real hard to go after the dog either, so it does look like they are familiar with each other.
someone with a brain in the comments. thank lord
I’ve been around both wild and domesticated boars, this is playing at its finest - so cute ❤
You're a wild and domesticated boar
We have a different understanding of the word “cute”
@@tek6423 i guess you never heard of the word "subjective" ?
I saw how a wild boar ripped apart a dog, yeah, so cute
@@shanil3727Must've been a measly dog.
Can't believe some of you people thought these were wild boars. Maybe it's because i live in a place where we actually have boars, but it's pretty obvious these pigs are not wild.
Title should be: German Shepherd almost turns into Shepherd pie.
Wild boars aint nothing to F with.
Good call!!
These aint wild boars.
Before you spread shit look at the channel
there a four hogs there and they barely touched him, that german shepherd could’ve easily killed that boar if it wanted to it doesn’t even have tusks it couldn’t do shit
They sure aren't. And they are far more intelligent than the dog. That dog was about to get hurt if he kept it up. Stupid fucking humans!!
This title should be called German shepherd PLAYING with domesticated boars
"Wolf dog" lol that's a German Shepherd bro
Yup lol
we call it "wolf dog" in my country as well.
like you can call a roach as "Blattella germanica" if you like lol, but we want to keep it simple
& some call them alsatian 😂
I call it food
@@dwls9986 that's funny because there just dog's
This reminds me of my ex-girlfriend and her dog. We were in the forest with her big dalmatian, and that dog was jumping through the bushes. Suddenly he found 2 boars, that were chasing him. He ran directly to us, leading these boars to us. Like 3 meters before us, they recognized us, turned around and ran way. I think, I aged that day ca. 2 years.
This reminds me of my ex-girlfriend.
@@drewbewho lol
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Better aged than dead
Вот это дружба! Собачка и кабаны.Удивительно!
Oh...look...like they all friends...I 'm confused...Never saw ... friendship like this before...And people so calm... Incredible
U must be USA ppl
@@zzmmz3789 Oh..not 😆
They're awfully casual around that boar and that dog is lucky it didn't get killed. Its almost as if the people, the dog and the boar all know each other. The wild boars where I'm from can be extremely dangerous especially when its young are around.
I'd imagine the people who filmed this have been around these animals before. There was no real hostility from the animals. Boars are pretty vocal, especially when they're threatened.
I was thinking the same thing.
right? what are they doing? i wouldn't put the strongest one of a pack of hog dogs in this situation, i would of been blasting hogs left and right. that dogs lucky to be alive let alone not cut up bad, the people too those hogs could of tore up their legs not even trying...
hildegain Anything in your space is hostile, moron.
Your very right those boars are actually the aggressors and if you in the European woods with boar around you need to be very careful they will severely put the hurt on you - they can kills dogs and do
Not a truly hostile situation. Mainly play between all and they all were familiar with each other. Cute
Guys these are probably boars that the people fed and took care hence why she didn't attack them or the dog just ran after him
Like a sheep dog wild boar would attack any that's moves
yeah i think so too...either way it would look differently i guess
Yeah the dog is just playing with them but the people in the comments all acting smart being like stupid people don't they know how strong the boar is
@@donmorgan2526 yang tidak dapat. Nn6, . Bn yang bisa
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SelamatSelama t. Untuk itu, dan lain 6nu 3y 9. Dia adalah
Piggos: U wanna fight bro!??
Dog: Trollface.jpg
Parada, pekne sa hraju... Amici tomu tazko chapu, Ti by to len strielali ( I dont know how it is in USA but here in our country bores, dogs and peoples lives in great harmony : )
Súhlasím, podľa tých komentárov je to tak.
Poslito Sem Here in the USA boars and wild pig have tusks that will rip a dog or human open in one swipe. The pig/boar compete with humans by destroying farmland, They have become an invasive species that have overrun many community resources and it's become necessary to pay outside hunters to capture and destroy the animals.
yeah point is here in usa the boars have been brought from europe so its kinda logic that boars have tusks. its nothing special.
+Poslito Sem Ako naozaj? By ma zaujímalo či si reálne z dediny a či reálne neičo pestuješ mimo svojej záhrady. Great harmony my ass, those jerks are destroying crops all the time and some of the time we can not even eradicate them because of the dumb outdated laws.
+stephencarlsbad i think they had the tusks removed
I just find it so beautiful and amazing how animals of different species can just play around like that once domesticated. It’s so cool to see animals play the same way humans do. They are truly more intelligent and human than we think. Such a cute video!
they dont play bro
? Wtf bro, are u blind or something?
@@GH-mb4kd what… how am I stupid for saying I like seeing two different species having a playful interaction.
@@v3nomxxx961 Because the boars are not playing. They are protecting themselves and they are more than willing to seriously hurt the dog if they are able to catch it.
You should really have respect for boars. They are literally walking tanks with fur. Their tusks are literally sharper than my kitchen knives. It is a wonder why the humans are not freaking out.
The only reason the boars are ignoring the humans is because the sow is protecting her piglets from the dogs. They see the dog as a greater threat than the humans, and they can not run away as that put themselves in danger from the dog. So they have to stand up and fight. That is why the pigs are chasing the dog. It is to threaten it so it doesn't try to attack. If the dog attack any of the boars, the others will gut the dog alive.
The camera person deserves serious credit here. Wow. Really well done!
Or he just didn't know wtf he was doing. Even without tusks these boars can bite off fingers, tore your achilles, etc.
They are domesticated, the big boar had no tusks. A wild boar with tusks protecting its young would have ripped that dogs intestines out and its owners
No very wise though
Thank you for posting this, Vyhodne !!!
That dog is a purebred East German, German Shepherd, Female..
I had one like that, same coloring, etc., raised from whelp, and she was absolutely outstanding..
Had no fear of anything, perfect disposition, never nervous, excitable, etc...
Just perfect, solid bravery, nothing was ever going to happen to her pack - us...
So, so, intelligent ! She would learn, and never forget - anything -
I named her Kaese - the german spelling of Kasey.... Such a wonderful girl !!!
Perhaps the people are used to the pigs on the property, but I would be a little worried about turning my back on the big ones ever...
Kaese just means cheese in German. Kasey is just Kasey^^
yes thats a german shepherd.
@@adrianbar113 you're right adrian ,lucky he didnt called her schwanz 🤣🤣
How you know he´s purebread east GSD? You know the Pedigree? It´s definatelly a working line...
@Friedlicher Dude parmesan käse
Damn humans clearly don’t see how dangerous boars actually are, just wait till the male comes.
Its annoying how stupid people are
Check the other videos they have they're familiar to the boars that's why they're so calm about it
Yall are dumbass
@@minnn1808 dumbasses*
what a sexist comment!
The German Shepard is like Don’t worry guys I’m defending you when he is literally running from the boars I have German Shepard’s too their just the cutest
Dog: hey human you know I'm faster than you right?
Man: yeah why?
Dog: see ya!
*man gets killed by boar*
Lmao
Last words: Bad dog!!!
@@Mwb22 are you fucking idiot?
@@Alex-jm6yl boars are no joke. They can hurt you but they have trouble in killing big animals such as humans.
Bu the whole pack of them... well that can tear you to shreds
@@Mwb22 they can grow to be 400+ pounds and have bony tusks. They're extremely strong and are basically like having a black bear coming after you
Omfg how calm these people are 😱
those boars are raised by those people. semi-domesticated.
If them wild boars are hungry, better watch out
@@criztu They arent raised by people.
@@adolfmaotsestalin8753 they are, you know that someone is holding this camera right?
Almost like they know something you dont
This is amazing! I remember reading a story about a guy who hunted in the hills of Kentucky. His dog would play with a particular hog. The guy wouldn't shoot that one.
How is the story called?
@@ShauMapping I believe it was in an old issue of a publication called Foxfire. It was a serial publication that talked about backwoods living, how people managed to live off the land.
@@BlackSeranna great Story
What?????????????????? Those people walking so boldly, the boldest and best cameraman P Gulas, and not a single person getting hurt.... Remarkable 😘
Do people not know that they were just playing? Notice at 0:23 the big one bumps into the dog then runs away, she did look a bit serious though but they were all just playing.
Bro the dog is domesticated and obviously its playing, but these are WILD boars and the mother boar was trying to avoid the dog by attacking him when he approach
@@baena1071 bro, the bore was just playing obviously it’s wild, but they know each other somehow and you could see it was having a good time plus the owners were laughing too just because it’s a wild board doesn’t mean it doesn’t know the dog..
Parece que está defendiendo a sus hijos
I can’t believe the lady is laughing. Does she not realise how dangerous boar can be.
Bet she knows better than you
@@remshot1998 responding ignorant people will only make oneself ignorant you know.. at least you learned your lesson
Correct me if I'm wrong...
...but, NO ONE would be so comfortable, the people or the boar, unless boar were somewhat domesticated, right?
Yeah no question, they definitely are!
@@joeroberts2156
I'm no expert... clearly... but they look just like the wild ones by us. I was under the impression they begin to appear physically-different when they're domesticated. I believe it was something I heard (or misinterpreted?) Rogan saying on one of his -casts.
I always wondered, "How in the F*** do they actually transform?" Haha...
...perhaps they do not! Haha!
Exactly
The boars are tame, not domesticated. Domesticated means you take a wild animal like a wolf and through breeding turn it into a chihuaha. That's domestication.
@@henningholthusen831
By the way...
Thumbs seem to be the healthier, less painful way to go about it as I keep waking-up with a numbness in the "index"-hand.
That Dog . . . CAN'T be touched!
Te dziki są przyjaciółmi rodziny widać gołym okiem
Well these are semi-wild boars, they live so close to humans, that are not to afraid. I live in Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, so not a small city and boars like this regularly stroll my city district that is near forests. They are not really causing any troubles, except people stop their cars to watch them. From time to time we have some deer visits also. The dog is probably a czechoslovak shepherd, that is 1/2 blood German shepherd and 1/2 Carpathian wolf. In Slovak/Czech we call German/Czechoslovak shepherds as wolfhounds.
In my city Gdansk, Poland the same story boars are walking in the streets. They used to people so they are semi wild. I can feed them potatoes from my hand. Generaly are affraid of people and running away when you shout at them loudly
Thats is a PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD, I have raised over 30 GSD's in my life. ZERO wolf in that dog, want to know how I know, I did did field studies on Grey and Eastern Wolves in the late 80s and early 90s.
It's interesting why the boars only focus the dog. They don't even mind about humans around them
dog/wolf . probably looks the same to a pig
The dogs and the wolves are both responding to social cues they are sending each other. It begins when one of the two (probably the dog) starts to playfully maneuver around the pigs, seeing if it can run at the boars, but not fully committing. If the boars start running away or charging at the dog (like they did in this video), then we've got a game on our hands. A human could do the same thing if he/she behaved the same way as the dog, although, personally, I probably wouldn't be doing anything that would make the boar want to charge at me.
It's like kids playing tag in the playground at school. The kids don't chase the teachers because they know that the teachers are not a part of the game. But if the teachers started giving social cues that told the kids they wanted in (the teachers wouldn't even need to explicitly say they wanted in), then the kids would start chasing the teachers also.
@jeffery cody ditto
@jeffery cody it still doesn’t explain why the board were ignoring the humans
Nobody seems to have thought maybe the boars are not wild?
Do they not understand how dangerous those boars are? They think they're playing when their dog and them can get disemboweled
Those baby boars are really abusing their diplomatic immunity
If I saw a wild hog, I'd climb a tree. They are no joke where I come from.
There where I am from wild hogs aren't either nice, so when wild hog is running after you, just jump on it and hold it for his neck, when he is tired, hold him a little bit longer, so he goes down, then can you let him go, if wild hog understand that you aren't either someone you can fuck with, he never come back.
They will take you down with the tree.
Mr. King Kitty they're not wild
Mr. King Kitty just curious where u live 😂
Kiełbasa Sklepowa
I really suggest people to look at their other videos on their channel, but when first seeing this video I was surprised how they can casually walk around wild boars like this and not be in defense lol
😮😳😳😳😳 si me pasa a mí me muero ahí mismo y la gente tan tranquila ,como si nada,es súper peligroso
Són domesticos
First off, This is NOT a “WOLF DOG” this is a SABLE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. An secondly, those Pigs are Pets or raised on their property. They are used to the people.
@@青田小鬼: Actually, the Chinese word for German Shepherd is DINNER.
It actually is called a wolfdog the breed's name is Czechoslovakian wolfdog, different from the german shepherd
@@raven3008 I have a German Shepherd (Papered) from Czechoslovakia that looks exactly like this dog. You can tel me all day long it’s a Rare Wolfdog, and I’ll tell you it’s a German Shepherd. Thx
@@raven3008 That dog has the exact slope (Fronts to rears) as a GSD. Same exact Tail... ears, and every single other feature. You can’t change the name of a Breed to a Wolfdog just cause. Sorry
@@青田小鬼 I’m not Chinese, so it’s a German Shepherd Dog. Thx
They must have raised these boars everyone is way too relaxed for this situation.
Bruh 👀 as an Arkansan hunter I'm full of wtfs over here.
No, where I come from the Wild Boars are the same. They live close to human habitation and are not hunted, in fact some people leave food out for them. In areas a little further they are hunted and you cannot get anywhere near those boars.
To wygląda jakby one się bawiły bardziej, niż faktycznie chciały sobie zrobić krzywdę xD
dziki się nie bawią, pies tak
@@TGS-y2p Ale te dziki to też tak jakby bez przekonania atakują trochę.
The way both dog and the big boar fear each other yet want to fight is funny...xD
after watching this video, i got motivated in life. now i have 3 ferrari, 4 homes and lots of land. i travel to many countries as a chief guest.
Incredible that the dog takes it as a game 😃🐾🐗🐕🦺😋
Boars are nothing out of the ordinary here. And the german shepherd is aware and nimble enough to evade the mother of the boars. And for all the people that are saying that the dog is at danger. No shit. Its a mother with its kids. Do you just expect it to run away and leave the people with the dog alone?
You can tell those hogs are spoiled lmao because of how comfortable they are around those people they must be pets or something
The amount of times that dog almost had its guts ripped out
Well no couse its a female boar not a male , only male boar have tusks
@@vibe4202 oh haha but still I hate letting my dad use my dogs boch has scars all over his face his right back leg look like it been in a shredder
@@dillyDillzmuaythai4life no shit it got hit but that doesnt hapen alot , theres a low chance of a dog diying from a boar couse they are moustly just running away from the dogs
@@vibe4202 well atlest that is a relief yeah dad says boch is his bailer keeps it in one spot geez I dont know why I'm trying to explain you obviously know alot more than I do hahaha 😆
@Michael Colapietro still wrong those litle things u see are not called tusks , they are not big enough to be called tusks, and not sharp enough to do any damage
I feel bad for everyone commenting about how the dog is in danger. You obviously have never even looked up a wild boar video on this site, much less seen them in real life. If they were wild they would be going for the people and the dog and I doubt the people would be casually walking and laughing about it. Am I the only one who can see these pigs are not wild?
wow, you're so smart.
They are tame quite obviously. The way they move around the people and not away from them is a clear sign of that. The smaller boars also seemed to be somewhat playful with the dog, which the mother pig didn't like. So they are both wrong and correct, they dog was in danger of getting harmed.
A boar will bite me once because he only has one chance. Then an 11" razor sharp blade is going right to his throat Fuck boars they are pests but perfect target practice :)
cumminsferlife mine is 12" so fuck you
***** yep, people on youtube are generally fkin clueless when it comes to animals
that boar WILL kill your dog. The dog may have been playing, but the pig wasn't.
CG
And a Caucasian Shepherd or Kangal WILL kill the Pig.
They were playing though, im not sure about that big boar tho. It did look pretty aggressive charging full speed but all the other boars seemed to be playing around.
@@observingeye9579 Yeah I just meant the big one, that one seemed aggressive af
@@extraordinarytv5451 There's also a part where that boar hits the dog, which looked like it hurt the dog.
Good Mom she want to protect her Babys
these guys do realise that a boar charging at you at full speed can literally break your bones right? idk much about boar behaviour but i do know theyre easy to piss off so its dangerous to even play with em
Dog was wagging it's tail
@@schalkuys1506 Well the dog is naive but the boar wasn't
@@mattiashenning7717 Correct
CORRECT! If one of those tusks get you, you're NOT gonna forget it in a big hurry. If it was ME, Yeah, I'd be carrying a shotgun with me if that thing tried to F*k around with MY dog. I'd be enjoying some BACON, so would my dog.
I wouldn't want to be out in pig infested forests without some way to defend myself but not all hogs are charge-happy war pigs. If you know the cues to look for, give them their space, and just be wary in their vicinity you will be fine & they won't bother you if you encounter some.
And of course don't try to pet them.
That boar isn't playing she has her babies with her she is protecting them. Boars wouldn't do that anyway the dog is chasing them they are running away from the dog so the mother thinks the dog is going to attack her young she is giving the dog a warning as to back off you hurt my babies I hurt you. They are wanting to go somewhere and they can't because somearse hole has their dog chasing them about thinking it is funny wouldn't be funny if the boar turns around and starts attacking the dog because she would rip that dog to shreds you'd have no chance fighting of a boar in attack mode but if there is quite a few people round to help then aye probably but the boar could easily turn on them as well. No wild animal I know will let anything get in the way between them and their young. Are you sure that is a boar I thought boars had a bigger mouth and sharp sharp teeth. Not saying they don't but you don't get to see them and usually you do that might be if they are going to attack or something could be wrong could be a boar I might be thinking of another animal that is like them but I suppose we all come in different shapes and sizes so I don't see why they can't. I could be wrong about all of this and the boars might actually be playing but to me it does not look that way. Cause if you noticed everytime the dog went near the babies the mum went for the dog. If they were just playing she wouldn't have bothered.
id blow the boars to kingdom come if i was there
Haha. You might not have chance they are powerful and bloody fast and they'd rip you to shreds in the matter of seconds lol but hey everyone is entitled to dream lol I'd climb up a tree
youve obviously never seen what shotgun does to them lol
Well there is that I suppose but that is mean lol and no I haven't I don't like guns. Never seen a gun close up apart from like movies and that haha
it makes a mess not like in the movies but much worse
If i saw a wild hog near me it would be wild bacon in no time buddy. Desert Eagle 50 cal 17 round mag
Yesssirrrr😂💯💯
A beautiful purebred Eastern Czech Dark Sable German shepherd performing its herding shepherd skills with a little bit of play as well bravo
I see the German Shepherd Now where's the Wolfdog
Here are German Shepherds commonly named "vlčiak" which can be translated as wolfdog. Of course its not wolfdog as its understand on the west.
Its because when the Czechoslovaks started breeding wolfdogs they used wolves and a German Shepherd. Since that time many Czechoslovaks were calling the German shepherds "wolfdogs". Its also used as a form of a slang today.
In Turkey also german shepherds called as wolf dog "Kurt Köpeği"!
in the mountains of the Caucasus.
Hahahaha beautifully said
Those sure are nice bacon specimens!
The place seems to have a resident evil 4 vibe when dusk comes though.
Looks like Mama is teaching her kids how to charge. Playfully
Wow. It's amazing how the Boar's are so used to the owners of the property and their dog. They we're probably raised around them and the dog since the day we're born. An how the new litter as well. They are like pets. They are used to them, cause they Kno they won't do them any harm of danger. Believe or not I have sum pet Javilinas that roam the lower bottom of my river line slews. They are so use to me and my 3 dogs too. Oh well. God's creatures are amazingly beautiful and gentle and caring. Bless them all.
Probably the most obviously ironic comment i've ever read
@@rolfopierreantoine8906 I am a country person. I am 50 years now. When I was younger, I had a pet skunk, a pet coatimundi, a pet possum, not quite the pets but, really friendly javelinas and white tail deere woulf eat withour cows... When living in remote areas, one becomes one with the surroundings. Ive hesrd of pet wolves, pet coyotes...
I like how in most of these videos, the humans seem to be invisible to the animals
Because they know their humans. These are tame animals.
For a moment I thought these are domesticated boars that are going for a walk with owners. I know some people that keep wild pigs.
Boars are actually really dangerous. Especially when they have piglets. Can't believe how careless some people are.
after viewing this, it looks like the german shepherd is protecting the people family,not playing...he s guarding. that's what it looks like to me...he is very quick, so he can get around them...the boars aren t overly aggressive though, he s keeping them in check.] I personally don t the think the gsd was in danger, he s to quick for them...the boars are cautious too, it seems...I think people get excited on TH-cam, they over judge...dogs and animals just get into situations, good bad or grey...people judge, think e thing is dangerous.]
Definitely a very odd hunting game, it almost seems like the boars and the dog are friends. More often than not the pig would charge the humans and seriously injure them, but here... I don't know, it's strange, the people aren't concerned at all in spite of the boar's strength, though given that it's quite smart I suppose it makes sense for it to focus on the dog since it's by far the bigger threat there, much faster, has claws and sharp teeth, etc. Also looks more like a wolf, which is probably concerning for the boar.
Well...the ppl in this clip are just foolish. They propably don't know how aggressive a boar can be when it got his kids close to him and a dog/wolf is crossing it's way. In germany a boar attacked me while I was fishing. Than a small boar (2months old not less) set next to me. The last thing I felt was the tooth of the boar on and in my back. This mf pushed me into the water.
The dog is definitely not the biggest threat considering the people there have the incredibly useful anatomical structure of opposable thumbs
@Krippaxxus, Eredarlord of the salty Legion This is not a game, this is real life. Boars can easily tear apart even hounds.
@Krippaxxus, Eredarlord of the salty Legion ur wrong
Did you just say the dog had claws?
I think there is some kind of relationship going on between all of these creatures
The German Sheppard protected its owner from razorbacks. And the very very brave camera woman👍
Seeing it a few times, I also start to think they know each other....
I feel that the baby boars are playing around with the dog. 😄
Нбхбјб😄🙂😎😊🙂😘
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@@aleksapavlovic3473صصيصسصسصيقيث3 صس وين هايه صصىقفببؤؤرررءء
just taking a stroll while a semi-domesticated boar is trying to maul my dog! and we all laughed... good times!
davidaleman ať777 AV vysílače už jsem si na ně i když je to ddddrďdfzz
angering indeed
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davidaleman777 imposter. You're not the guy of this video. Dislike
Seriously I thought this was a clickbait video but as it turns out these people are just ignorant. Boars are dangerous even if domesticated. They go feral extremely quickly
Owner while boars are chasing wolf dog: "Hahahaha!"
Owner after boars have seriously injured wolf dog with their tusks: "Omigod, NO!!!!"
the dog wants to play, however boars see the dog as a natural enemy.
+IamJaylew by saying LOL, apparently you did see what was funny
tell me like you do
+Juanje Holder - Thanks (video explainer v3.1)
+Juanje Holder
Yea, they are fighting for their lives. Just like fighting wolves.
+Wol Wookie nasty boy
1st of all. That dog is a Shepard. 2nd of all. What the hell is wrong with these people? Them and there dog could get seriously injured.
Why, do you see anny agression ?
Bart Nijsten The dog is not. The boar however, is, it may not look like it but it is being very defensive and if the dog was any slower, it would be lights out.
Jewel Ingram
The boar is not angry otherwise he would have charged with a lot more ( blind ) agression, and a boar in rage would attack annything he can so the people would also be attacked. Also if you translate the comment of the uploader you can read that the dog and boar know each other. i am not saying they are friends ( no Disney story ) but the boar knows the dog is not going to do harm. Annimals can sens aggression from each other
Nope, wolf dog stands mutch higher on his legs. just standard European type GSD
Bart Nijsten It's a wolf dog.
Looks like they're playing chaseies and having some harmless fun
That cameraman's composure 👍
Oh god, please don't watch this and let your dog run around with wild boars. I live next door to a K-9 cop and his big german shepherd (totally trained police dog) got mauled by a boar. Boars are dangerous. Do not let your dogs around them.
MustangS197 A wild boar is 300lbs of muscle and tend to eat or murder anything that pisses them off or looks like food.
This is a animal that was so dangerous that after getting speared through the chest had a habit of just running itself through just to kill what it saw as a threat.
They are not generally aggressive because they often come to my house yard vegging for food... In my opinion bears are much more dangerous and unpredictable as boars...
I absoludly agree with you...... But seems they are not so realized with the dangerous boars...... Please be carefull people .
What's stunning is that these people have no clue how dangerous boars are. They themselves could have easily been attacked and seriously injured. Boars are one nasty creature.
Jacob Becomes Israel They will when a friend or spouse bleeds to death screaming in agony. Boars do not let up once they slash with tusks.
paráda :) je hezký vidět, že můžou fungovat i takhle a hrát si.
As someone who plays Satisfactory I have to say this is 100% accurate.
Pretty sure the boars Father is there teaching his young boar kids to hunt not to play hence why dogs not dead. KEEP you dog away
Edit this again lol
KEEP you dog away
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Father?
You think that boar is teaching the children to hunt... dog...
He's teaching them to hunt and not play... that's why the dog isn't dead? Lol whaaaat?
these are domesticated boars! You'll probably find the dog and these boars have been playing this game for a long time. If those boars really wanted to hurt the dog they would have and they would have had a crack at the people too. The fact the people were so calm tells you what is going on!
Hamish b Pets are a joy to behold if they are truly tame.
Hamish b that was a sow and her babies not a boar the did seem less hostile to the humans it could be they were distracted by the dog
Hamish b You're right. I was cringing during that.
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First off, the big hog is a SOW, not a BOAR, and those are her babies....they aren’t domesticated, either. Those people prolly feed them, hence them following the people. Piss that sow off enough or threaten her babies, she WILL attack, and she DOES have tusks
No way these were wild boars. They would have chased the humans OT not have even gotten close to them.
The ones here in south texas aint no joke , there mean have tusk and get the size of cows . And most of all there fuck tough I've hit em with 12 gauge slug,buck shot dont do shit . The most effective is a good caliber rifle a advanced. .223 or 556 .
I've see em eat 9mm , but a well placed 44 we,ll drop em .
@@thegoodho902 seriously they take a 12 gauge slug ?! I’m not being pedantic I’m from the uk so don’t know shit about stuff like this , that’s fucking crazy !! , is it also true that domestic pigs that become feral turn into bore? Or are there a separate breed of pig?
@@EJDRIFTZ its a whole different breed of pig freind .
@@thegoodho902 I watched a few videos on a similar issue in Australia but they call them hogs? Those ones seem to be domestic pigs turned feral
if these were real wild boars, the people and the dog would'v beeen dead
Must be some yuppies, they better be glad that hog didn't get after them.
did you really watch the same video? or are you somewhat blind?
none of these boars have tusks.... if they did this would have turned bad
You are talking about Warthogs
You are wrong. Most of the wild pigs over the globe can get pretty big tusks. But even without tusks these animals can hurt a dog or a human pretty bad or even kill them. They are incredibly strong animals. My granddad was hurt pretty bad from a boar while hunting. He shot the boar in the head. While he was approaching the boar who looked dead it suddenly ran towards him and cut him deeply in his leg leaving a mark forever.
he deserved it.
Im Formal board can have concealed tusks and even worse massive teeth I come from a long line of pig keepers and even domestic pigs have tusks even some cases on mini pigs have large teeth that you need to watch out for
Im Formal 5hjilkgggop
Everyone's laughing till they took one hit to the knees
They never skyrimed
That's one way to get dog guts everywhere.
The dog is protecting the owners. Very obvious. Amazing people don't get it.
A dog in defence pose, don't wiggle his tail and runs around
@RedX dogs bark to intimidate enemies
No it's is playing with them you can see bye the dogs tail motion so no it is not protecting it's owner there is no need to you don't know it all smartass
These people underestimates a Wild Boar thinking it's has the same characteristics of a pig. Wild boars are known for it's fearlessness and aggressive behaviour.
Pigs can be tough too but wild boar are on another level.
Wild boars after my dog , say hello to my 12 gauge !
Sleeping Giant It seemed to me the boars might be a part of the family of these people, ones they raise themselves, because the boars seemed to be following them, and the people were relaxed, just chiding the dog once in a while? Could that be possible, so the boars and dog would then know each other. The dog was, from my observation, definitely into playing... check out the wagging tail. The boars probably didn’t see the dog as a total threat, or yes, it would have been a whole different story. What do you think?
I like how they take turns charging and running from each other.
You meant German shepherd not wolf dog :) Nice video :)
+mravecsk1 In some eastern Europe countries the German shepherd is often called wolf dog.
+mariusss95 i am from greece and we call it german shepherd
Drunksheep Well,in my country it is...
yes it is
mariusss95 Yep, Im from eastern europe actualy from two countries.:) People in the video are Slovaks as am I. So we call it definitely german shepherd or in slang name that is quite not translatable into english.