I am Vietnamese. The Hmong dog is a native dog breed. They are not as expensive as people think. They are cute when they are young but will get taller and longer as they grow up, so think carefully before keeping them as pets. Hmong dogs are used by indigenous people to guard their homes because they protect their territory very well.
Hey! That Hmong Dog, isn't a Hmong Dog at all. They're also called Hmong Bobtails. Anyway, that is just a village/tang Dog mix that went viral :) Hmong Bobtails are new to the western world, spreading misinformation is incredibly harmful.
As a dog lover, I knew the Bedlington Terrier and the Komondor, but I’ve never heard of the first one. It reminds me of the Shiba Inu. It’s adorable and it should become an official breed ❤
No… let us keep it stop taking things that doesn’t belong to you. Selling our dogs for a high price isn’t right at all. Let my Hmong people have our dog.
My great grandpa had a mop dog but my great grandpa passed away and shortly after his dog died from a heart attack I'm pretty if not it was was a sickness Edit: it was old age
Bro THATS a Rat, a real dog is a protective best friend, that catratdog would just meow at the killer and that’s all, he’s not made for protect, it’s made for Japanese brainwash
@@markenzoparungao5373breeding and global distribution will change the dogs appearance and lead to health issues. If you're curious look up what German shepherds used to look like compared to now. Mass breeding is almost always detrimental to dogs. It's why bulldogs are messed up too
My dog is a mix between the Komondor and a Great Pyrenees his name is Loki and he is the best pup in the world, he loves to cuddle or play as long as your with him, he’s very protective and is easily trained he is only 2 I love him so much
The Hmong dog is named after the Hmong people of Southeast Asia who use them to herd and guard. The photos shown are puppies though, so they don’t stay like that forever. Very smart dogs.
as a Hmong person, i would really love the Hmong dog to be recognized. this dog represents our culture (basically) and i would want others to recognize our culture and this cute and adorable dog ❤️ (i would want to own one too 😍)
I strongly believe that the time has finally arrived for the Hmong people to claim their rightful piece of land in their ancestral homeland. Moreover, it is imperative that the Hmong dog be officially acknowledged and recognized as a distinct breed. Personally, I am absolutely enamored with this adorable canine and I cannot help but dream of owning one.
That is Chinese dog, in chinese it is 中华/Chinese 田园/countryside 犬/dog. That dog doesn't represent Hmong, the 下司犬 does. The Chinese dog comes from north China, not Hmong.
Vietnamese here. We actually recognized up to 4 dog breeds as national breed including: Bắc Hà, Lài (Dingo Đông Phương), Hmong and Phú Quốc (which is actually popularly known than the rest). Most of them are breed to hunt and known for their intelligence and loyalty so people here keep them to guard or to train to aid the police. But since the Vietnamese are quite bad at "marketing" them and present these babies to the world, these breed became a niche for the dog lovers.
i think just the west doesn’t know much about asian dog breeds in general and not that vietnamese have been bad at marketing them. like im pretty sure most people in america do not know about the the korean Jindo dog 👀
@@georgia6947 we call it Lai dogs, but the French called them Indochina Dingo, cause they look exactly like Australian Dingo, but they are dogs and can bark. Australian Dingo doesn't bark.
For those curious: The Hmong Dog isn't recognized by the American Kennel Club because there literally aren't enough of them in the US to determine what a "quality" Hmong Dog looks like. If that sounds dumb, that's because the American Kennel Club is, in fact, pretty dumb.
That’s not the reason they’re not recognized. They’re not FCI yet, a lot more goes into recognition than quantity. Luckily the recent 4 imports will kick off the foundations for the breed here. Our breed club site (Hmong Bobtail club of America) is a great source to learn from!💕
The Komondor is not a breed for most people. I’ve had two and they need a lot of proper socialization and a job to do to be happy. They are livestock guardians. Not a normal pet. Beware. That being said I miss them, they were awesome dogs to our family!
Definitely the Hmong Dog should be recognized if an entire country made the breed a national treasure. The other two breeds should be well known as well.
My grandma had one of the last dogs, I adored him, I didn't get to know him long before he passed due to old age, but he was great, loved braiding his dreads lol
The hmong dog is a local dog from an ethnic group in the mountain region of vietnam called H'Mong. Cuz they distanced, there are not much photos of the breed. In fact, the local pp sell these dogs for a real good price, not as expensive as they said it is if you bought 'em in vietnam
@@Uchiha.Itachii There is a dog breed that being raised specialize for meat here just like poultry, if you refer to those dogs so, yes. Otherwise we don't usually consume dogs that being raised for keeping as pet
It's a bit unfair that they forget to mention that the Komondor is coming from Hungary just as the smaller black version of the "mop dog" called Puli...and it's not at all a house dog...they are both livestock guarding dogs not made for apartments... They both need a big territory to thrive.
XL Bullies are a type not breed as as Am Staff, SBT and Pitbull are types. American Bully is a breed and the Pitbull/ Staffords are part of the Staffordshire Terrier breed.
@@diongibbs312No…all these dogs you’ve listed are their OWN breeds. ABKC allows for XL,Standard, and Pocket American Bullies. UKC has them as a registered breed too. ADBA (along with UKC) allow the American Pitbull Terrier as a breed. Unlike AKC who didn’t add APBT due to breed history.
@@PlayRabbit151 that's just one Club it is not been recognized by the majority or internationally but the American bully breed has because XL is just a size it is just a type and it is not a breed within his own that is separate from the Pocket Bully, the classic bully, the standard bully, the Exotic bully and even the, extra extra large bullies.
The first dog it looks like a teddy bear.. It needs to be recognized as a species of dog.. If I didn't get too big I totally would want one.. Unfortunately I can't afford the price tag..
People in Vietnam also call 1st dog "tailess hmong" cus their tail is very short, those dogs got the name Hmong because they was breed and raise mainly by an ethnic minority called Hmong in VietNam, In case you don't know, Vietnam has many different ethnic minorities.
Damn, I'm Hmong and I didn't know we had Hmong dog. Lmao no wonder when I listen to our old folk stories they'd call them "red dog" so I guess this is it. I always wonder what kind of dog they're talking about. 😂
Yeah Hmong dog has been so famous in Vietnam, they have unique tail and ear, we even have competition for this breed of dog, they are hunting and protecting dog of the Hmong people ( one of the ethnic minority people in Vietnam) on the mountain
A lot of breeds are rarer than komondors (est 100,000 worldwide. Silken windhounds for example have less than 3,000 worldwide. I thought of them off the top of my head because I have one.
@@maleexiong6315this dog breed was from Hmong people live in the north west of Vietnam or Lao so Hmong people who live in other countries like America might don't know about this breed
Bedlington terriers are a lot like standard poodles when it comes to their hair, the ones in the vid have a hairstyle similar to what stylists call the top knot, but their hair doesn't grow that way naturally.
@@amye.8000similar to the poodle that coat cut in the video is the traditional one which are now usually seen only on show dogs. Most dog owners of any breed tend to get what's called pet cuts for ease of maintaining it. Bedlingtons were originally sheep guard dogs meant to alert the Shepard of threats to the flock. So the cut was meant to make them look more like a lamb to help them blend in with the flock. They are an absolutely lovely breed if trained properly and socialized early.
KOMONDORs , just like the PULI, both ancient breeds of the Hungarian shepherds to care for livestock! Their look comes from the corded, thick coat- what , like many double haired breeds-, protects the dog from the heat and sun in the summer, and the cold in the winter, isolating the skin. Needs to be regularly very tediously separated, otherwise they get into mats. These breeds are both- as working herders- super intelligent, agile, loyal, and highly trainable. As with all working breeds, and specially herders, the challenge is to keep them ACTIVE AND BUSY - both physically and mentally! If the don’t get the “ workout “ and just left to be bored, they can get destructive. Not the dog, or the breed’s fault! Owners need to understand, the work and responsibility, what comes with these fabulous animals!!! Joy, gorgeous, and exceptional companions! It’s also useful, if you have a bit of land for them to roam 😆😆
A kommodore I knew, while not being the friendliest, was a great sheepdog. There were a few occasions where there were wolves with broken necks near the sheep’s normal grazing. These are powerful dogs! The owners told me that she went missing years ago.
@@wheelman1324 The Komondor ♥️ They are usually one owner type of dogs. Rugged a bit, like Pyrenese. As they need to be kinda independent and strong to care for the property and livestock. But they are extremely loyal and living, when it comes to their family. However, I can be, that someone wanted to harm the poor guard dog on duty… and even the best guard dogs cannot do much against cruel people. ( Hope it was not that scenario)
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The 1st dog should definitely become a official Breed!!!!
So cute!
Dont put them near cats it might eat it thats what i think
Yes😊
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Yeah ❤❤ 😊
I am Vietnamese. The Hmong dog is a native dog breed. They are not as expensive as people think. They are cute when they are young but will get taller and longer as they grow up, so think carefully before keeping them as pets. Hmong dogs are used by indigenous people to guard their homes because they protect their territory very well.
Yes, I have seen a fully grown one and was shocked because I thought they would be as cute as when they were young.
@@hyejin1689i just googled some photos and i thinl they’re just as cute grown up.
@@corinazzz1347 It is upto your preference. I won't say it is ugly, because dogs never are, but they kind of look like werewolves tho.
Hey! That Hmong Dog, isn't a Hmong Dog at all. They're also called Hmong Bobtails. Anyway, that is just a village/tang Dog mix that went viral :) Hmong Bobtails are new to the western world, spreading misinformation is incredibly harmful.
@@bunni7984 I don't understand what I have spread wrongly?
I’ve SLEPT with a mop dog
AND OMG IT IS THE BEST CUDDLE BUDDY EVER
Stole my heart immediately
I bet, they seem like snuggle bugs 😊
@@ms.bunniesarecute2287😨WHAT BUGSSS???!!!
@@ShrimpRBLX 🤦🏻♀️
@@WhoKilled_Loligit 😂
Does it also clean the house? Asking for a friend
The last dog made me want to say “SHAKE YO DREADS SHAKE YO DREADS SHAKE YO DREADS”
This dog should be recognized. All dogs should be recognized for her unique breeds
😊😊
Yes bro and it’s so cute
How did he think it looks like a dog and a cat, it looks like a dog in a bear cross breed😮
Yes
Yes!
Omg the hmong dog looks like it came out from a disney cartoon movie! So cute 🥺🥺
Hopefully, they'll make a disney movie about the hmong dog. After moana 2 and zootopia 2.
ya. Hmong dog is the good looking dog ever seen personal perspective.
It was giving me Bolt vibes
Yup
I want it🗿🗿🗿
As a dog lover, I knew the Bedlington Terrier and the Komondor, but I’ve never heard of the first one. It reminds me of the Shiba Inu. It’s adorable and it should become an official breed ❤
Same! Watching Dogs 101 religiously as a kid helped too 😂
@@thepinkelephant2520 lol 😂
I love shibas! I own two 🥰
“It instantly catches the eye and makes you wanna pet it!” I dunno bro, looked scary lmao
"The mop dog because his coat can clean the house in a blink of an eye" that caught me of guard 😂😂😂
It's a Hungarian shepherd dpg
The long thick mop-like fur helps protect the dog against wolf attacks.
@@richardnemeth5911Thank you for the information 😁👍
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@@richardnemeth5911multi-purpose👌
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The Hmong Dog absolutely deserves to be officially recognized. So 😍
I visited Bac Ha, Lao Cai (Viet Nam) where the local people sold Hmong dogs at Bac Ha market. Hmong dogs are really really cute.
I have one of them, and I agree
No… let us keep it stop taking things that doesn’t belong to you. Selling our dogs for a high price isn’t right at all. Let my Hmong people have our dog.
@dangher2980 dude are you seriously gatekeeping a Dog breed ? I'll never understand people who gatekeep their culture. 🤦🏻♂️
The fact that Sakhalin huskies weren't mentioned probably means that the breed is now officially extinct.
The mong dog was so interesting looking I can't believe it's not a special breed that is acknowledged.❤
I think all these dogs should be recognized for their unique qualities
My great grandpa had a mop dog but my great grandpa passed away and shortly after his dog died from a heart attack I'm pretty if not it was was a sickness
Edit: it was old age
Not how it works.
Puckie 🐻 Bear , stole my ♥ Heart
Im pretty sure he means not recognized as a breed by the FCI. The Commodor and Bedlington are recognized breeds, tho.
Same
The first dog is genuinly the cutest thing ever
Lies again? I agree just like stuffed toy
@@NazriB they might not be lying💀
Bro THATS a Rat, a real dog is a protective best friend, that catratdog would just meow at the killer and that’s all, he’s not made for protect, it’s made for Japanese brainwash
That's the most cutest thing I've ever seen
I’m Vietnamese and I love H’mong dog. They’re very special.
The first one should be recognized and multiplied as an official breed❤
Do you realize what will happen once it's an official breed 🙂
@@Prakash_Nadarwhat will happen
Nope ,so that breeders who abuse animals will treat them like shit and get them for that sole purpose
@@markenzoparungao5373breeding and global distribution will change the dogs appearance and lead to health issues. If you're curious look up what German shepherds used to look like compared to now. Mass breeding is almost always detrimental to dogs. It's why bulldogs are messed up too
@@icequeenrosa3698 yup that's the point they will treat them like breeding machine for a breed
"Such a beautiful cat"
"Excuse me, I'm a fucking dog"
Did you just assume it’s species??
I may be a human, but my species is actually a venus flytrap.
he got that dawg in him
I doubt that some Hmong people not going to like the name 😂
Don’t use that word
1st dog should be recognized!
THE FIRST DOG WAS SOOO CUTEEE
"Pickle shaped head"💀 wow 322 likes thanks yall
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@@danielsdieseltruckrepairro9814their saying something from the video
@@danielsdieseltruckrepairro9814actually the video was the one who said that
Lol
“this dog looks like an ALIEN SHEEP” when it’s 110% the haircut
the British are strange..
it looks like battle droid from Star Wars does it not? and yea, most likely because of the cut, but still 🤷♀️
The last dog HAS DREADS😅😂
Shake those DREADS shake them!
It should be recognized as a breed of dog look at how beautiful he or she is so cute
This dog should be recognized.
I agree
I always loved my mop dog. He was the sweetest animal I’ve ever owned, he always caught people’s eye. Rip scruffs
O7
aww rip scruffs🫡
Awww this is so sweet I love mop dogs they are sho cuuuuute
My dog is a mix between the Komondor and a Great Pyrenees his name is Loki and he is the best pup in the world, he loves to cuddle or play as long as your with him, he’s very protective and is easily trained he is only 2 I love him so much
All of them are so unique❤
The Hmong dog is named after the Hmong people of Southeast Asia who use them to herd and guard. The photos shown are puppies though, so they don’t stay like that forever. Very smart dogs.
They were used to hunt and guard, no herding! Their prey drive would heavily conflict with herding instincts.
Finally somebody knows!
I’m Hmong and didn’t even know this dog existed tbh
@@9amlol same here
Hmong here. Very surprising indeed...
The first dog is so cute
It is cute❤
These dogs are all absolutely adorable! I love all of them
love them 😻 especially the third one
That dog is adorable, looks like a teddy bear. Too cute.
as a Hmong person, i would really love the Hmong dog to be recognized. this dog represents our culture (basically) and i would want others to recognize our culture and this cute and adorable dog ❤️ (i would want to own one too 😍)
I strongly believe that the time has finally arrived for the Hmong people to claim their rightful piece of land in their ancestral homeland. Moreover, it is imperative that the Hmong dog be officially acknowledged and recognized as a distinct breed. Personally, I am absolutely enamored with this adorable canine and I cannot help but dream of owning one.
im hmong too!
I will love to have one
as a hmong too i belive your on tooo,your pfp explains all of it
That is Chinese dog, in chinese it is 中华/Chinese 田园/countryside 犬/dog. That dog doesn't represent Hmong, the 下司犬 does. The Chinese dog comes from north China, not Hmong.
the 2nd one really said "let me do it for you" 💀
The first one should definitely become an official breed
Vietnamese here. We actually recognized up to 4 dog breeds as national breed including: Bắc Hà, Lài (Dingo Đông Phương), Hmong and Phú Quốc (which is actually popularly known than the rest). Most of them are breed to hunt and known for their intelligence and loyalty so people here keep them to guard or to train to aid the police. But since the Vietnamese are quite bad at "marketing" them and present these babies to the world, these breed became a niche for the dog lovers.
Dingo? That’s so interesting! The wild dogs we have here in Australia are known as dingoes (plural of dingo)
Well, I also think they should become a recognised breed ❤🐾🐕🦺
@@georgia6947I think they're pretty sure that the dingoes' ancestor is the pariah dog from India. Vietnam's dingoes are possibly related?
i think just the west doesn’t know much about asian dog breeds in general and not that vietnamese have been bad at marketing them.
like im pretty sure most people in america do not know about the the korean Jindo dog 👀
@@georgia6947 we call it Lai dogs, but the French called them Indochina Dingo, cause they look exactly like Australian Dingo, but they are dogs and can bark. Australian Dingo doesn't bark.
For those curious: The Hmong Dog isn't recognized by the American Kennel Club because there literally aren't enough of them in the US to determine what a "quality" Hmong Dog looks like. If that sounds dumb, that's because the American Kennel Club is, in fact, pretty dumb.
That’s not the reason they’re not recognized. They’re not FCI yet, a lot more goes into recognition than quantity. Luckily the recent 4 imports will kick off the foundations for the breed here. Our breed club site (Hmong Bobtail club of America) is a great source to learn from!💕
The 2nd ones head looks like the mind flayers head 😭
The first dog should definitely be a official breed
Yes the Hmong dog should be recognized!!
The Komondor is not a breed for most people. I’ve had two and they need a lot of proper socialization and a job to do to be happy. They are livestock guardians. Not a normal pet. Beware. That being said I miss them, they were awesome dogs to our family!
The first one is so cute 🥺🥺 i wanna hug it
They are all gorgeous omg
Definitely the Hmong Dog should be recognized if an entire country made the breed a national treasure. The other two breeds should be well known as well.
Just so you know hmongs are a Stateless people they mostly live in Thailand and Cambodia
@@whitedouglas96 thanks, but still Hmong Dogs should be recognized as a breed. A rare one, but still a breed nonetheless.
@@whitedouglas96 because they're stateless so they're make a state and failed, and the one who wants a state move to Fresno in California now
Only the Hmong isn't a classed as a breed yet, the other two are recognized as official breeds.
@@LadyLocketthey are a breed. Hmong Bobtails were recognized by the Vietnam Kennel Association in 2020
The Hmong dog looks so perfect 😭
Yes the dog should become it's own breed it is so cute
Team the first dog should definitely become a official breed!!!!!!
👇🏽
The Hmong dog is beautiful! He looks like a Chow-Chow. He should be recognized as a breed.
All dogs are special and should be recognized
The 1st dog NEEDS to be an official breed
"Pickle-shaped head" IM USING THIS LMFAOOO
The Hmong dog deserves to be recognized as its own species!! Wow! 🤩 ❤
The second dog is giving “Let me do it for you” vibes 😂
Lol 😂
My grandma had one of the last dogs, I adored him, I didn't get to know him long before he passed due to old age, but he was great, loved braiding his dreads lol
This dog should be recognized!
The hmong dog is a local dog from an ethnic group in the mountain region of vietnam called H'Mong. Cuz they distanced, there are not much photos of the breed. In fact, the local pp sell these dogs for a real good price, not as expensive as they said it is if you bought 'em in vietnam
many probably get sold to eat
@@Uchiha.Itachii There is a dog breed that being raised specialize for meat here just like poultry, if you refer to those dogs so, yes. Otherwise we don't usually consume dogs that being raised for keeping as pet
its just hmong, theres no apostrophe :)
@Uchiha.Itachii thats....quite racist, and also wrong
@@azzindril813 bro i'm literally from vietnam 💀 We spell it that way H'Mông
It's a bit unfair that they forget to mention that the Komondor is coming from Hungary just as the smaller black version of the "mop dog"
called Puli...and it's not at all a house dog...they are both livestock guarding dogs not made for apartments... They both need a big territory to thrive.
The first onee is so cute!!!
The first dog should definitely be a regular breedeliberate.Innovatives and could be so happy
I love how he said “it’s wooly coat and pickle shaped head.”
The Hmong dog should be recognised as a breed and a multinational treasure.
THERE ALL SO CUTE!!!
Okay, the Bedlington Terrier looks more like an albino Xenomorph than a pickle.
Yes the Hmong dog should be recognised same as the XL Bullies
XL Bullies are a type not breed as as Am Staff, SBT and Pitbull are types. American Bully is a breed and the Pitbull/ Staffords are part of the Staffordshire Terrier breed.
Yes hmong dog it too cut 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@diongibbs312No…all these dogs you’ve listed are their OWN breeds. ABKC allows for XL,Standard, and Pocket American Bullies. UKC has them as a registered breed too. ADBA (along with UKC) allow the American Pitbull Terrier as a breed. Unlike AKC who didn’t add APBT due to breed history.
XL American Bullies are a breed? In ABKC
@@PlayRabbit151 that's just one Club it is not been recognized by the majority or internationally but the American bully breed has because XL is just a size it is just a type and it is not a breed within his own that is separate from the Pocket Bully, the classic bully, the standard bully, the Exotic bully and even the, extra extra large bullies.
The first dog it looks like a teddy bear.. It needs to be recognized as a species of dog.. If I didn't get too big I totally would want one.. Unfortunately I can't afford the price tag..
Not a SPECIES of dog. A BREED of dog.
@@marietighe6328 who cares it's still cute..unfortunately a mouse has more money than I do lol
@@KarenLee-bs5msdidn't say it wasn't cute. Just a minor correction. No malice intended. I'll just stick to my cheap n cheerful mutts ❤
@@marietighe6328 same here I'll stick to a mutt of a dog thank you
Yeah it looked like a mix of a bear and dog as well
That last doggo definitely ate a devil fruit
“alien sheep” got me LMAO
People in Vietnam also call 1st dog "tailess hmong" cus their tail is very short, those dogs got the name Hmong because they was breed and raise mainly by an ethnic minority called Hmong in VietNam, In case you don't know, Vietnam has many different ethnic minorities.
Damn, I'm Hmong and I didn't know we had Hmong dog. Lmao no wonder when I listen to our old folk stories they'd call them "red dog" so I guess this is it. I always wonder what kind of dog they're talking about. 😂
@@pivy4812i usuasly hear people call em like that guess different part of vietnam call it different way
@@pivy4812the red dog in the folktale is probably a Lài dog,this breed has a vibrant red fur,it look like a mini wolf btw :D👍
Yeah Hmong dog has been so famous in Vietnam, they have unique tail and ear, we even have competition for this breed of dog, they are hunting and protecting dog of the Hmong people ( one of the ethnic minority people in Vietnam) on the mountain
all those dogs are so cute omgg
I would love the first dog to become a national breed, and to recognize one at that
A lot of breeds are rarer than komondors (est 100,000 worldwide. Silken windhounds for example have less than 3,000 worldwide. I thought of them off the top of my head because I have one.
I am Hmong and would be so happy to be represented by this dog 😊
I am also Hmong and this is the first time I've ever heard of this dog 😂
@@maleexiong6315this dog breed was from Hmong people live in the north west of Vietnam or Lao so Hmong people who live in other countries like America might don't know about this breed
the first one looks like a raccoon mixed with a bear💀
Number 3 is beautiful
All dogs deserve to be seen and become an official dog!
The Hmong is so cute, it 100% needs to be recognized ❤❤❤❤
All are beautiful ❤️
i would sprint in the opposite direction if i saw a bedlington
The hmong dog needs to be a real breed. They can't go unnoticed
Aren’t they already a breeed but without a name?? Just cuz they’re existing so???
Definitely have this dog to be recognized as an official breed. Beautiful
the dog : cute
the music : ScArY
being described as having a "pickle shaped head" is crazy
I really want that second dog, I would name it Pickle 🥒
Bedlington terriers are a lot like standard poodles when it comes to their hair, the ones in the vid have a hairstyle similar to what stylists call the top knot, but their hair doesn't grow that way naturally.
Baki reference 🍔🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🥶💪💪💪🐐👹👹
I have a bedlington (but her hair isn’t like that) ❤️
Yeah I think it’s a custom hairstyle
@@amye.8000similar to the poodle that coat cut in the video is the traditional one which are now usually seen only on show dogs. Most dog owners of any breed tend to get what's called pet cuts for ease of maintaining it.
Bedlingtons were originally sheep guard dogs meant to alert the Shepard of threats to the flock. So the cut was meant to make them look more like a lamb to help them blend in with the flock.
They are an absolutely lovely breed if trained properly and socialized early.
All dogs should be recognized!!!
No!!!
You era an idiot for saying no and yes all dogs should be regconise even chihuahuas
The Hmong dog looks like its from those very detailed video games and idk why XD
We need to see this Hmong dog get the recognition it deserves.
KOMONDORs , just like the PULI,
both ancient breeds of the Hungarian shepherds to care for livestock!
Their look comes from the corded, thick coat- what , like many double haired breeds-, protects the dog from the heat and sun in the summer, and the cold in the winter, isolating the skin.
Needs to be regularly very tediously separated, otherwise they get into mats.
These breeds are both- as working herders- super intelligent, agile, loyal,
and highly trainable.
As with all working breeds, and specially herders, the challenge is to keep them ACTIVE AND BUSY - both physically and mentally!
If the don’t get the “ workout “ and just left to be bored, they can get destructive.
Not the dog, or the breed’s fault!
Owners need to understand, the work and responsibility, what comes with these fabulous animals!!!
Joy, gorgeous, and exceptional companions!
It’s also useful, if you have a bit of land for them to roam 😆😆
A kommodore I knew, while not being the friendliest, was a great sheepdog. There were a few occasions where there were wolves with broken necks near the sheep’s normal grazing. These are powerful dogs! The owners told me that she went missing years ago.
@@wheelman1324 The Komondor ♥️
They are usually one owner type of dogs.
Rugged a bit, like Pyrenese.
As they need to be kinda independent and strong to care for the property and livestock. But they are extremely loyal and living, when it comes to their family.
However, I can be, that someone wanted to harm the poor guard dog on duty… and even the best guard dogs cannot do much against cruel people.
( Hope it was not that scenario)
@@funfan515 I think she just didn’t trust me. She wasn’t mine. I was just your local UPS guy and I saw the family from time to time.
The 1st dog is adorable and should become known and loved worldwide!
all them Dogs look creepy AF.
Help the mop dog is great for cleaning got me rolling😂😭
The first dog is so cute like a bear 🐻 ❤
I bet his soul is beautiful, I love being gentle and kind towards these creatures
The Bedlington Terrier looks more like a Xenomorph's elongated head.
They act like it too
The beadling dog is so cute and made me laugh😂😂😂❤❤❤
The second one looks like a poodle with a fancy hair style 😊
The first dog should be recognized!!
Awwwwww❤ I wish I had that dog. In fact I have two old grumpy dogs.
U mean pugs?
“Why do I hear barking in the trees”
The 1st one needs to become official