Belgian Malinois Approached By Toddler At Dog Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Most recent video of our pack at the dog park. Our pack are all spayed/fixed now. Ronin now feels what other dogs used to feel when he was intact. This is how I dealt with it. Basic recall is all I needed. Hope y’all enjoyed this cute video of Ronin and the girls interacting with the baby. Thank you for all y’all’s support. Much love from our pack to you 🐶🐶🐶🐶❤️
even though that puppy was being annoying, you can't argue it running then going belly up mid run to get any dog to play with it was just too cute.
Yeah made me smile. Very adorable 🥰
yes... you can 'argue it' because real trainers do not argue ...they follow facts..
@@DougHinVA Well thank god there aren't any real trainers in this video atr all.
@@lordseaworth6055 woohooo
Let’s goooooooooooooooo!
No! Crazy so many views on such terrible behavoir. Dog is in an aggressive pack, never allows other dogs to smell him. Starts fights & loses many in other videos. Owner thinks it's good.
Ok I'm sorry but that sliding dive belly show at 1:02 was just hilarious 🤣 My puppers initiated submissive posturing before he was even done running!
Ronin breathes showing the he is indeed alive
ur funny bruh😂
It made my heart warm when the toddler was with your dogs! I wanna learn dog body language and your helping a lot! Thank you.
The dad was very aware of the dogs and put himself between the kiddo and Ronin at first. Kids and dogs both need socializing, and Dads are great for doing the "dangerous " fun stuff. The dangerous fun is honestly the most memorable for me. 😊
Yeah, I was nervous at first, but since the poster said the park wasn't busy, I guess it makes sense. Babies need to learn how to interact with animals, and if you don't have your own pets, you should find other ways. Personally I would keep my child in my arms till I'd gotten the go-ahead from the owner though.
a real dog fight or serious injury (or death) by a dog is NOT fun.
Yeah till a kid gets mauled and the dog is put down.. No fun for anybody
Wow, this is actually shows a really in-depth understanding of your dogs' and others' behaviours. I don't know a lot about it myself, but it's still really impressive!
Just a general statement, not pointed at any one dog...No child that young should be at a off leash dog park. It is way too easy for this kid to be seriously injured, or even killed. Not even talking about an attack, just some excited dogs running around not paying attention could run right over her. I am 170 and my 55 lb dog hit me in the chest with a running leap and knocked me on my butt. Imagine a few 50 lb dogs running around hit a what, 15 lb toddler(sorry I have NO IDEA what that kid could weigh).
I was waiting for someone to comment this exact thing, because I was thinking it through most of the video myself! So freaking dangerous.
I’ve been run over by other people’s dogs at a dog park and I’m an adult. They should really let the kid just watch from outside instead.
I agree , child in the area totally inappropriate even with the park less populated. All it takes are a few seconds of a dog with sufficient bite force to lockdown on the neck and it’s gg.
People will do anything for views on their channel.
I agree!
Also holy cow I had to read a part twice because I thought you said "No child that young should be off leash"💀
Learned more in this video about dogs behavior than in my whole life.
U didn’t learn shit, this guys completely j talking out his ass
@@Kozycz It wouldn't surprise me if dogs, descended from social pack animals (wolves), have the ability to give and receive inter-species social cues.
@@Kozycz please look up dog behavior, I dont agree with this video but his analytics of the behavior is correct
@@racciacrack7579They can!Dogs are the only (I can’t think of any other animal) that understands what pointing is..which is a human gesture with our hands (which we taught to certain breeds to replicate..german shorthair pointers for example, they point in a direction similar to how we would just with their full body), if you pointed a dog is far more likely to look where you pointed than just stare at you meanwhile other animals will just stare at your hand as they don’t get the concept
The puppy just running around and skidding on his back 😆
Parents need to be held accountable for dumb stuff. Why the hell would you just let your baby walk up on an unfamiliar dog? Luckily, Ronin is a gentle dog. The child could have been bitten in the face. Maybe dad was just looking for someone to sue.
No the father was calm and confident. He had good energy around strange dogs. I think the reward of raising his kid to be calm and confident with dogs is worth the slight risk that something bad might happen. If there were too many dogs with too many owners, especially owners that aren't calm and confident, then it would have been more risky.
@@adeadgirl13no, it’s risky and unsanitary regardless. An excited dog can run right over a toddler without any malicious intent. Most dog parks will have signs about ages 10 and under anyway so bringing a kid that small to an off leash dog park is WILDLY irresponsible
“He’s very gentle with the baby”
*baby trips over own leg*
The baby is not gentle with itself
It is true that some don’t agree with bringing a toddler to a dog park. Nothing like returning home and telling your spouse “Sorry, our child was mauled and is disfigured because I thought it was a good idea.”
With other dogs: “I’m better than you”
With baby: “I will die for you”
This is an awesome tutorial on "reading" dogs....I have learned quite a bit from this....fantastic posting!
they're so in touch with their nature and instincts. even how they literally shake off a stressful encounter. something babies are really good at doing as well. adults should learn from this
Also kudos to the uploader. Such careful video editing. Beautiful.
Yes, more humans need to roll onto their back and show their bellies to their superiors. I agree!
Lol…while the image is hilarious. Probably still better than popping anti-depressants, indulging in gambling, inoculating one self with alcohol and drugs, inventing pedestrian concepts like God and religion, engaging in therapy that doesn’t yield any results, going on unhinged spending, or straight shooting up a school.
I happen to agree with the people who say the child shouldn't be at the dog park, busy day or not; dogs aren't permitted to run free in children's parks and loads of other public places--dog parks (and some hiking trails) are the only places where dogs are permitted off-leash (laws may vary from place to place). Your dogs were good with the kid, but that doesn't mean another dog would have been--and if that child got hurt, the dog(s) and owners would have been--quite unfairly--held accountable.
Dog parks aren't great in general, though, not even for dogs themselves. Too much risk of fights, disease, and bad habits being developed.
And I say this as someone who used to take their dog to the dog park regularly.
Dude taking a lot of risk bringing a child into a dog park.
I love how gentle your dogs are with the toddler, especially the bigger ones! It’s very sweet to see things like that :)
4:23 human raises beverage to mouth as a sign he is thirsty and to show dominance
Bwahahahahahahahahahahaahha yes he is quoting each move like that bwhahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahah
it’s fascinating to see how dogs can differentiate between grown adults, babies, and elderly! Cute puppies all around 🥺❤️❤️
Honestly man, good on you for having such a well trained dog. He's obviously a very loved and well taken care of dog. My dog is very well tempered and trained to listen and heed me but I've definitely not dedicated enough time as you have. Truly awesome to see
the most informative dog video on behavior that I've ever seen. gonna be more mindful of body language after watching these videos now
I worked at doggie daycares for years and these explanations are spot on! There's definitely a reason why intact males are not allowed in group play at these places, though, because it does tend to cause fights. (Trying to separate a dog fight with a 1.5 year old intact Great Dane was NOT fun). As for over excited puppies, the older dogs have their own way of correcting them and it really does work. They learn faster that way than humans always meddling.
I feel like I’ve learned so much about dog behavior from this video
Great video that shows a snippet of how dogs perceive their surrounding and communicate!
I just realized... my dog is a whole punk out here. 😂😂😂 He stays showing his belly😂😂
Gotta love a well-tempered bullit malligator. His behavior with the child reminds me of my first cat. SO freaking gentle.
Malligator 😂 good one hahaha.
That's pretty cool to watch a breakdown on how dogs communicate, I think a lot of people, including myself, don't fully understand dog behavior especially when they have grown up around smaller dogs. I've noticed the responsibility is much more as consequences to an aggressive behavior or acting out is a lot more consequential than it would be from a smaller dog lol
he’s not the best person to learn it from. while some of his stuff is correct, others are wrong and biased towards his own dogs (who he always thinks are in the right even when they’re not) watching an actual professional dog trainer with certifications in canine behavior is the best way to learn
When the baby showed up and he ducked his head and put his ears back was so precious, what an absolute sweetheart towards that little baby, you’ve got an amazing relationship with your pups! They seem so social and happy, like all dogs want 💛
This dog is unbelievably smart. I think I had heard of many of the behaviours showed here, but I never saw it displayed so plainly. Great content.
PS: also pretty impressive to see someone so fluent in Cannish. Kudos to you sir.
Dog is a hell of a cameraman. lol
I have had 4 Belgian Malinois in the past 35 years. All are gentle, family oriented dogs and if challenged they can be very tough customer too.
Love the videos explaining what all the different things mean for dogs and what causes the fights this is super helpful and educational 💞
He went into absolute sweetheart mode whent he child approached.
We rescued a female Belgian Malinoi who loved children, even in her old age. Never once growled or showed teeth even when kids were at their most boisterous-she would just move away. Miss you every day Greta.
Thanks for those videos, shows so clearly their behavior, it’s so informative. Also, agree with the comments about the baby.
Love the step by step analysis on the behavior or your pack members. You really know your pups.
On the contrary , that father had too much trust but I’m glad it turned out fine.
Its amazing how he treats the baby. This is what nature combined with human touch made.
I dont even know why this popped into my recommendeds, I dont even really know why I watched the whole thing, but I'm glad I did lol
literally me lol.
Fantastic video. This also shows that dog parks are not the place you want your dog to "socialize". You've got a beautiful, sovereign dog!
Looking past that a kid this young shouldn't normally be in a park like this on a no-leash day, Ronin is SO well trained/behaved. Props to you!
Bringing a small child and letting them walk up to strange dogs at a dog park is completely irresponsible.
And, who would be blamed, right?
one of the few videos that tells what the dog feels instead of how we should tread the dog
People so often forget or never think of that fact that they are living things with feelings, emotions, bad days and good ones. We have to learn to hear them as much as we want them to hear us, they just don't use words.
First time I went to a dog park family had brought their infant baby and when a bunch of very large dogs were around them, decided it was a good idea to put the baby on the ground and just stare at it. I was a bit flabbergasted 😅
I would never, allow my toddler to freely walk about amongst unknown dogs, no matter how friendly they seem. However, seeing the whole interaction through your knowledgeable eyes was really interesting and the dad was very relaxed as well, I'd be the nervy parent though, so no, not for me.
your dogs are so well behaved! it shows that you put a lot of effort into training and loving them. if everyone at dog parks was like that, it would certainly be a better place
This is not a safe place for a child…even if every dog in that park is well trained, when zoomies happen, grown adults can be knocked to the ground.
Strong, confident dog, shows care with infant humans. Intelligent and well trained.
the intricacies of the social lives of dogs. I learned so much from this. Great vid!
You really understand dogs, theres a difference between submissive and just friendly, your Malonois has learnt great social skills for what I know is a difficult breed to control. They're a bit like Collies, they need exercise and engagement or they are dangerous. Too much energy and intelligence. Congratulations on such a great pack.
Hey man, thanks for this. It's nice to see, step by step, the way dogs communicate and process interactions. I have a rescue pup that I was told was probably 2 when I got her but she ended up gaining another 15lbs or so, so no, no she was not. She has grown to be very confident but also very large. It has left me feeling very unsure about whether or not I could handle her if something were to go wrong. It's gotten easier over the few years I have had her to understand her body language but I still find myself unsure as to what is play and what is dominance. This kind of helped so thank you! It's also pretty neat to see what interactions between dogs are like from their level. They definitely have a language all their own!
I want a game about being a dog at a dogpark and trying to socialize, play and survive the other dogs. It'd be like a strategy game where you have to be very observant of the NPC dog's body languages and behaviors. You'd have to plan your next steps carefully. The more friends you make, the higher your social score grows. Off course you can also decide to screw your social score and make as many enemies as possible, while trying not to die. There could be more challenging scenarios at a high difficulty level, where there's multiple aggressive dogs which you must protect other dogs, a child or your owner from. There could be rescue dogs which are less predictable and require you to be even more careful. It would be so cool, interesting and educational.
Having a strategy game where you have to guess the dog behavior and act accordingly would be a grea way to teach people dog language!
I swear more dog owners need to watch this, to many damn times have I witness dog attacking dogs because owners do not pay attention. wonderful vid.
Ronin was great with the baby but its VERY STUPID to take a small toddler or even young child into a dog park with all sorts of untrained and unsocialized dogs in there. You never know what will happen or how a dog may react. that had me real tense with an intact male dog, an Akita which can also be wary of strangers, clearly nervous around the baby...
Completely stupid to bring a toddler to a dog park. Just asking for problem.
Dog: showed the belly
1.5M viewers: interested
CAN WE JUST TAKE A SECOND TO NOTICE HOW WELL TRAINED HIS DOG IS?
Toddlers at dog parks are a recipe for disaster. I once watched a pittie bite a kid just a big bigger than the one in this video, it was horrific.
People bring toddlers with NO shoes on to dog parks here. I can’t even believe it.
That poor toddler's dad is absolutely clueless about dogs. A dog park is not a petting zoo.
relax susan. As the commentator says hes not at all pushy. If the dogs come to him for pets then wth is the issue xD
Because it takes one misbehaving dog to permanently scar your toddler. @@kaspedkk
@@bar4804 Yeah but you can often tell with dogs whether they are well trained and happy long before you are close to em. If someone came in with their madly barking dog, i dont think the father would be putting his daughter down to pet em. People on the internet are so quick to judge and conclude on situations where they have little context. Theres no way of saying whether this situation was handled well or not, without more context.
@@Msufferable all it takes to get in a car crash is one mistake. Yet people still drive. Theres a risk/benefit relationship in all things. Simply mentioning them doesnt make a great point.
@@Msufferableexactly that was what i was saying. You cannot ignore the risk/benifit factor. With cars the benifit is so overwhelmingly large that the relatively high risk is worth it. with this situation, the risk is far less than driving a car. Dont believe that? look it up. And while the benefit is also way smaller, its still there. A good oppertunity to have fun with you dogs and the dogs of others. The amount of people that die from dogs a year is really low, so i wouldnt say that its fair describe a dog park as dangerous. Same as its not fair to describe something like driving as dangerous. Even though there IS risk in each activity.
"Thank you for watching" no no thank you for teaching us. dog people everywhere can learn so much from this video.. it's awesome.. thank you very much. I learned a lot. I understand cat behavior more then dog behavior.. this is wonderful.
I personally would never let my toddler run around with a bunch of large, off-leash dogs that I don't know. Things can change in an instant and dogs are way faster than humans. All it takes is a second for that kid's life to change forever.
For real. I'm seriously wondering what the hell that guy hoped to gain from this. I guess I've just been in the OR as a nurse watching kids' faces get put back together too many times to think this was in any way a smart thing to do. I'm just baffled. (and for the record, I absolutely love dogs. I'm just realistic about kids and dogs together)
And then the dog has to get put down for moronic parent behavior.
@@roseblossom166 Right!
@@roseblossom166 Exactly!!
I absolutely love the solid insight into body language cues for dogs. Excellent video.
I can't let my dog loose around small children... Not because he'd harm them or anything, he just assumes the role of guardian over ANY small child in his presence.
3:18 **accidental kiss**
Your explanations of dog behavior are the best I've ever heard.
Also completly anecdotal.
@@lordseaworth6055 According to you , human psychology is also anecdotal then, right?
@@raimondsstokmanis1892 This has nothing to do with human psychology or even animal psychology. Just the laughable comments on the video overlayed. This here is just pretty much all made up with some general facts about dogs thrown in so it appears to be deep lmao. Sorry this is just to hilarious.
@@lordseaworth6055 Says you.
Bringing a baby like a one year old to the dogpark for BIG dogs? Bruh
Would you go skiing downhill at 60 kmh with your baby attached to your chest? Skied that slope many times before and allways goes well. What could go wrong?
Wow. this person with the Malinois REALLY knows how to make a dog a good dog. I watched his video of the aggressive husky and I recommend it. Very well trained Malinois for sure.
I've never seen anything like this such in-depth material to dog behavior great video❤
I learn so much from this 7 minutes than in my entire life 😂
Not people defending bringing a toddler who can barely walk to a big dog park?? They went right up to the Akita acting like it’s a golden retriever or something, that dad is not educated in dog breeds at all and is just hoping that every dog is friendly and great with kids. Reminds me of times where I turned around and a kid is petting my dog and the parent didn’t ask, just assume it fine luckily my dog was friendly but it scared me. This is an accident waiting to happen, it’s a dog park not a toddler play area. Take your toddler to a playground or a regular park or have them play with your friends dogs that you know and trust these are stranger dogs.
fr, like it's called a DOG park not a museum
very informative compared to the know-it-all i see everytime on IG.
I really love how you broke everything down with the dog's body gestures, you've got yourself a new subscriber.
Bruv, dont bring your baby to a dog park, shit goes down way too quickly for the dad to be able to react
Yep, the first thing he would be capable of doing if something happened is pick up his injured kid. Things happen that fast.
I wasn't worried about the malonis it's the Akita that gave me anxiety lol
Dogs are some of the best people I've ever met.......
They arent peiple the are animals dont forget that
@@ricardomeertens9165 we're animals, don't forget that
@@mischr13 yes but we are the top of the foodchain. and rule the world. these dogs excist because we made them we bred them. they are our entertainment. human are above animals.
my belgian Malinois ''Skye-wulf'' died in my arms yesterday,
she tought me what uncondional love realy means.
waching your dog made me cry like a little baby.
Skye had that same soft aprotch with children.
Sincerely sorry for your loss.
Condolences for your loss. I hope you got to share a lot of great years with your malinois.
Bro out here microanalyzing every move at a dog park
He’s a canine behavioral specialist and this is interesting. Very useful to learn what cues to watch from your dog
@@nameisprivate5429 absolutely, there’s plenty to learn within these videos, and the dude definitely knows his stuff. Some of it though seems like a reach, “ronin shakes off tenseful moment”? Like nah dude, it’s two dogs sniffing each other and going about their way. I don’t think every last movement can be psychologically analyzed, much like it’s impossible to do with people.
@@lordvader3538also he typed that the Akita would have been mad if the baby kept coming. But I think the Akita was afraid the kid would hit his foot with the metal bowl. It would hurt. He is misinterpreting what's going on. But the fact that he makes commentary at least gets the viewer thinking.
Yeah, no, not a good idea for a toddler to be at face level with strange dogs, no matter how "confident" the parent, all that coolness won't help if the good vibes change - it's a dumb choice IMO.
Yep. Really bad idea.
Are Belgian mallinois that much more prone to aggression? A Golden retriever wouldn't get the same comment.
@@the11382 I’d like to think yes. Any dogs that are toddler level should general be supervised, same with the child. My family has a husky and they’re prone to jumping against you when excited so…we’re worried that he might topple a whole child 😂
This is an incredibly useful video. I'm sometimes nervous with dogs and this has really helped me understand them better. Thank you.
Bringing a baby to a dog park? Not my first choice lol
Yeah and it’s also uncomfortable for the dog owners that purposely take their dog to the dog park for them to let out their energy.
My dog has never attacked anybody but in the excitement of playtime/chasing has bumped into people on accident on occasion. Put a toddler in that position and it’s like a civilian getting tackled by someone in the NFL.
Dog parks aren’t a petting zoo for your toddlers
THIS. That guy is a moron.
Saving this to watch again. Great lesson in dog body language and interactions.
No idea how i got here
I have been called a dog whisperer more times than I can count and I would not put a baby around dogs that I do not know very well. I love dogs but babies are the supreme gift of life and I would never put them at risk.
Same here. Our family has, almost, always been a "Dog Family", but it is just not worth the risk!
Thank you, Ronin for being so nice to the baby! Thank you Ronin's human for raising such a great dog. Side note: the baby's dad should not have her around animals that are not already familiar with her.
Please remember some dogs are rescues that new owners are trying to socialise and train. I wouldn’t have my child at a dog park .
Or playing with the food bowl. There's no way to know who doesn't have food aggression
Many thanks for all these little lessons in dog behavior!
Dude you should do a Body language for dogs video. Many ( even wild canines) act just as shown. Happy lookin Puppers!
this is legit one of the best educational videos I've seen... simple, very detailed, to the point....nice job.
Who thought it'd be a good idea to bring a TODDLER to a DOG park? they should know some dogs don't go well with basically a baby that doesn't know good boundaries.. I mean as long as you stay with the toddler that makes it somewhat better, but that doesn't change the fact that children can get hurt easily
That poor lab is so malnourished that you can see every rib. I hope for that reason that the sweet lab is a rescue, and will fill out.
It can be harder to keep weight on an intact male. My German Shepherd male is intact also, he eats A LOT but you'd never know it because of how lean he is. He's very healthy, active, and eats good food. But he stays super lean. Also, it's hard to tell from the camera angle.
I learned so much. Thanks. Beautiful dog.
I would lay money that baby momma doesn't know that baby is facing strange dogs like that. No way!!!
Terrifiying to see that kid messing with the dog bowl.
Ronin is impressively well trained and socialized.
This is a good video for people who don't know what we mean by reading your dog. Dogs have body language as much or more than people do. When I worked with German and Dutch Shepherds as well as Mals,it was very important to teach the owners about body language and an often overlooked subject. Dogs have different barks. There is the communication bark,alert or alarm bark and what I call bitchy bark lol It is very important to know why they are barking and recognize them all. Some people think a bark is just a bark.
Tbh that dad with the kid is kinda irresponsible..
And also teached his kid that it can just touch a dog without asking permission, wich is a good way to lose an arm or worse for being that young
That was a beautiful interaction with your well trained doggos and the little baby. Jusy watching how gentle Ronin is made me smile, you have a great pack!
I have learned SO MUCH. I watched it twice. I dont have dogs, but this is very useful info for anybody. Thank you for giving me a glimps into how to read dog body language!
Lucky for the toddler that the dogs were gentle! A child that small should NOT be in the dog park at all, accompanied or not! Not at all safe and if attacked, it would be the dog who would be blamed!!!! Not a thing to do with kids that small.....they have their own park NOT the dog park.
Seriously its sooo dangerous. Some dogs are good with other dogs but not with small kids due high prey drive etc... They should at least have their "safe" space in a dog park... People sometimes don't understand that dogs are predators and sometimes instinct can snap, especially when the kid gets into their personal space.
@@Noktomo Agree with you 100%.....Huskies, Malamutes, Akita, GSD and other big dogs will treat a child as if the child was a pup!
@@aircando Or in worst case: Prey. :( I'd never even consider bring a toddler there when 80% of the dog owners there can't read their dogs body language or/and don't see potential dangerous build-up situations
I don't normally judge, but this father is an idiot. One tense moment away from no longer having a child.
It is extreamly rare for a child to get bitten at a dog park, but it does happen. They are however in danger of being trampled. I weight 200lbs, and my Dutch Shepherd and a large Doberman were playing very hard. They hit me from behind and all three of us went down hard. I shook it off as did the dogs and it was fine, but a toddler could have been seriously injured. There is also the occational fool that brings an aggressive and untrained dog to the park. Kids that don't know boundries could get attacked with a dog like that.