I had a Brazilian Mastiff (Fila Brasiliero) who weighed in at 160lbs. I kept him as an indoor dog, only going outside with me or sometimes left outside when I left for a few hours. He slept on a twin mattress right beside my bed (which I had to make tall so he wouldn't climb up), and yeah, he followed me room to room, even preferring to lie on the tile floor next to my feet than his futon (only furniture he was allowed on). He was very protective and would lunge at anyone who came too close to me. But, big dogs don't last long. I only had him for 9 yrs before bone cancer. Love of my life.
I will always have a Boxer in my life! My old girl is almost 12 years old and has been by my side through thick and thin for the last 8 years! She was a rescue, the man that had her would lock her in a crate for 16 hours a day then beat her when she would tinklenon herself. The 1st photo i saw for her was a pic of this skinny sad dog chained to a tree. Her head looked too big for her body she was so thin. I brought her home and she hasnt seen the inside of a crate since! She goes EVERYWHERE with me.
Krystal Daniels ---. Great rescue story. ❤️❤️❤️. You did a very good thing and I congratulate you for saving this dog. And her previous owner was sub-human.
There is no dog breed more velcro than the border collie. Try leaving a room in your house without them noticing. Bred to herd, it has no intention of letting you out of its sight. Ever.
Yes I can attest to that. I've had border collies for 25 years and each and every one of them follow me everywhere. I love when I'm out on a walk with them, hiding behind a tree and seeing the absolute horror of not knowing where I am, they soon find me though. Best breed in the world imo. I will have at least one until the day I die.
I was never a terrier person. My boyfriend surprised me with a Jack Russell. This little dog is so clingy, if I am walking and stop fast she smacks into me. She has to be touching me in some way or gets upset. She is very guardy of me to. So I went and got 2 more lol Now I got a pack of Klingons.
I must say that out of all of the breeds I’ve owned, my Parson Jack Russell is the most Velcro dog of all, even more than my Chihuahua was. She has to follow me EVERYWHERE. She acts like she is guarding my back when I do dishes. Whatever part of the house I am in, she has to follow. I have to have a bed for her in every room. She had two beds at the foot of our bed.....one at my husband’s feet and one at my feet......she is the first dog that I have allowed in my bed. We are very attached to each other. And like someone else on here said, if I am walking down the hallway and stop suddenly, she runs into my leg. She is extremely protective of me. Love that dog! And as mentioned in this video, she does have a meltdown when anyone has to leave. She doesn’t bite me when I leave, but gets fretful......but sneaks up behind my husband and jumps up and bites the back of him when he is leaving. I’ve come back home when she didn’t know it, and caught her howling mournfully, looking out the living room window. Breaks my heart. She can be a feisty handful, but she’s also a sweety too. And what a ham! She makes me laugh.
We have always had Dobermans and Boxers. They are both like Velcro, but if I had to decide which breed was more so. The title would have to go to the Dobermans. The Boxers can tolerate you leaving the room briefly. The Dobermans won't let you be more than two steps away at all times. And the Dobermans barricade the door with their body if they even suspect you may be leaving without them.
gary shumaker 😂😂🤣 same thing with my Doberman… He’s my guide dog, likes to be out front pulling and doing his job although out of harness he’s right on my butt
Omg I cannot believe pit bull wasn’t mentioned!! Both my pits can be fast asleep and the second I tip toe out of the room they’re at my side like “where you goin??? What you doin???”
@@luz9893 some has to do with the dog, you want the puppy that is most attentive to you out of the litter not the sparky dominate one. You want to be a strong pack leader, if your dog trusts you he'll respect you and seek you approval/attention. Some breeds are much more prone, an English Mastiff will generally be more affectionate then a Kangal because mastiffs are bred to be family dogs where Kangals were bred to work more independently as livestock guardians, though they can also be very affectionate it's just more prominent for mastiffs to be, because of breed traits.
@Bruce Holcomb that's not true. My Mastiff doesn't sleep in my bed, she goes for rides and walks obviously but our coon hound mix gets the same treatment and is far more independent and not at your side 24/7. Some dogs were bred specifically to be independent to work independently (livestock guardians/ hunting ) there is a difference between "territorial " and "projective " some breeds are in general more affectionate due to specific breeding/traits.
My mom has a cocker spaniel. If you want a friend that alwayssss wants to be near you, always wants to snuggle up with you at night, who wants endless attention & love, and who always always always gets emotional when you leave for work, but are overcome with joy when you return home, a cocker spaniel is the dog for you. They are the best little guys in the world. Sweetest dog I’ve ever had.
!Kay Izzio agree! Our English cocker was sweet and smart bu5 had separation anxiety til we started to let her stay in the house when we would leave Outside she would howl Remeb
I have had pomeranians since I was 25 years old I am 47 years old now and all my pomeranians follow me everywhere. I can't even go to the bathroom without my Pomeranians following me in there.
No Chihuahuas??!! Are you kidding me??!!! Chihuahuas are Super Velcro Dog, your shadow literally. Mines is my companion dog and when I'm at home she is always by my side
True- I have half chihuahua half Chinese Crested Hairless- no dog has ever clung like this. I am shocked , I have chronic fatigue, so I’m often on the couch and they DO NOT leave my side... ever. It makes them difficult to potty train 😳
I have 5 dogs of varying breeds. They are ALL Velcro dogs. I never sit by myself on the couch. They are always pig piled on top of me and will follow my every step when I walk around.
Oh yeah. I have a Long Hair Teacup Chihuahua Yorkshire Terrier cross and she is definitely a velcro dog, which is exactly what I want as her job is to be my Therapy Dog. We live in a generous bachelor apartment with a balcony and next door to a small parkett. At home she is always under foot but outside her nose takes over and everything besides me has to be sniffed. She has a ton of toys but absolutely loves my shoes and underwear best. Salty sweat and intimate pheromones are definitely at the top of her list as items to be tracked down, carried off and treasured if alternatively she's not actually licking my feet while I'm sitting on the toilet, something I do a lot of as a female senior, pee that is. Even in the middle of the night if I get up to use the bathroom three or more times then guaranteed she comes along too. Sniff, sniff, sniff that's her heart's delight.
Our dogs no matter the breed or crossbreed have always been velcro pups. From Lady Beatrice (Bea), a rescue pedigree beagle and her daughter Honey, a Labrador/ beagle cross to Toby and Trixxe, brother and sister springer/standard poodle mix, our dogs have followed us everywhere. We rarely get a moment alone but we wouldn't change that for anything. Their sweet loving and trusting personalities have been a joy and privilege to have in our lives.
I have the most Velcro dog of all, but he’s a mix breed. He’s half chihuahua and chinese crested powderpuff. I trained him to be my service dog and he is very loyal. He has always worn a coat, sweater or shirt, which he loves so he has an entire closet to himself. I buy the best designer coats for him from a company called Rororiri, they are beautiful and well designed and durable. He also has a collection of collars that are all rhinestone studded by bb Simon a different color collar to go with whatever he is going to wear for the day. You might think that is silly but the clothes soothe him as he can be very nervous and gets cold easily. He has never been left alone and he stays right by my side everywhere. He loves to be carried around and loved on and he has never nipped at me in fact he has the gentlest mouth of any dog, when I give him a treat he very gingerly takes it with just the tip of his front teeth. He doesn’t like to play with toys has no interest in balls but loves chew sticks and cookies. He sleeps under the covers right between my legs or at the top of my pillow. I was a Lyft driver for a year and he was on every ride. He’s the most loving dog ever and has never barked or made a sound when we are in public places, he goes to all my doctors appointments and therapy and church and sits quietly in whatever chair or spot I put him in and he never has me out of his sight. I will definitely have this breed again.
I'll add a velcro dog--the Rat Terrier! You have the Jack Russell, which is quite close, but the Rat Terrier knows where you are at all times, and is cuddling or playing with you. I can't walk down the hall of my house without my Rat Terrier bumping her nose into my legs at every step.
YES! My velcro pet made it onto this list! Shih Tzus are famously velcro pets. They will follow you everywhere. I don't know how common this is in the breed, but mine has bad separation anxiety so she literally wants to be with me every minute of every day.
One of my boxers is for sure a stage 5 clinger. He follows me everywhere. Both of my boxer boys are amazing dogs! Absolutely love their individual personalities!
Rachel Haller I agree. I thought my boxer was clingy because he was a rescue but all my sister's boxers have been so too. I love mine so much. Have only had him 3 years but we go everywhere together. He can't be left home alone. He had seperation anxiety. If I go to Dr. I take him to dog camp. 95% time we are together. ❤
No seems to know about the Bullmastiff! And I didn't until we had our sweet girl either. She was 114lbs of lap dog love who thought she needed to go EVERYWHERE we went and always be close to either my husband or I. Historically trained to tackle but not bite, her instincts for protecting were to place herself by sitting or lying in front of us when strangers were around. She never barked until someone knocked at the door or approached the car. Her internal clock was impeccable...to the point she even would go to the bedroom door in our small apartment at bedtime, stand in front of the closed door, look at me, back at the door, then me, then the door and so on until I and my husband came to bed! And yes, it was usually when we were ready to turn in, I hate to admit it. So check into the Bullmastiff, very attached, highly intelligent, great protector, and many more amazing qualities-too many to list here!
I used to have a Boston Terrier mix, she was the most loyal dog I've ever had and always wanted to be near me. I was devasted when she passed, this was years ago, and I still miss her terribly. Great list and great dogs.
I owned a shih tzu who was aloof even with my husband and me. I mean he wasn't unfriendly to us but he acted more like a cat. I got a second dog who was more affectionate and the two dogs bonded and everyone was happy.
The Jack in my house is now seven years old. He has never chewed or destroyed anything. If left he is quiet and settles until the humans return. Just a real so-and-so with other dogs.
We had a Rotttie years ago and he was the biggest sap you would ever know. He protected my kids when need be, but also a most loving dog. He hated being fenced in though.
I always enjoy your videos! You put my favorite velcro dog, the Chihuahua, on your first list, so I could just sit back and enjoy this one. Keep your fabulous videos coming!!!
Speaking of Velcro dogs, my two dachshund/corgi mixes follow me everywhere - even to the bathroom. What I love the most about them is that at bedtime, they snuggle with me in bed.
My friend has a rottweiler, her boyfriend were out on a walk and fell in a lake, he drowned and the rottweiler stayed there for 3 days until they found them.
I am sooo sorry. But his dog knew and that kind of bond is undeniable. Without his dog, they might not have found him. May he Rejoice In Paradise and his dog be blessed and dream of him often. 🕊️🐕
My rescue dog. He's part mini pinscher, part pekingese, part lhasa apso, and part greyhound (yeah, not seeing any of that in those short little legs.) Follows me everywhere. Won't leave the window sill if I'm out no matter who else is home, and sleeps next to my desk all day while I'm working, even if someone is cooking bacon in the kitchen. :D
Pitbull, One of the best breeds I've ever had. Not just a velcro dog, but smart to a fault, but not distructive with little training & a little love. Most villlified breed ever (sad) yet the most useful & rounded companion, protector and working breed of all dog breeds in existence. The only other breed tyhat compares that i've been privialaged to have is the Rhodesian ridgeback. Much the same temperment , but female's though much smaller were very, very territorial making it hard with strangers or children. Not so with Pitbulls. In fact Pitbulls LOVE children & see them automatic playmates with the bonus of protective over them.
I'm still surprised that the Cane Corso wasn't listed. These dogs break down bathroom doors, climb in showers, etc... so they aren't kept separate from their hooman.
My miniature schnauzer is the most Velcro dog I’ve ever been blessed to adopt. He could be asleep beside me and if I get up he’s instantly awake and follows me everywhere. And he’s very territorial. Schnauzers are a one mans dog and want leave your side for anything
100% agree... hes more velcro then a Jack Russel Terrier... I have one too my schnauzer is laying at my side sleeping... he sleeps in my bed and on his spot and when I wake up and on my phone and knows im up he will get up to lay beside me lol.... if i get up he follows me
I have a golden doodle and I’m finding that she is becoming a Velcro dog. I also have a poodle yorkie and a Chichewa. Can’t spell it but I’ve had her since she was 51/2 weeks old. They all want to be near me. They all just landed in my home for one reason or another. They are all very precious
I recently adopted a JackChi, OMGod I have never seen a dog so attached to me. Wherever I am going, she is there before me. She sleeps under the covers behind my knees, I can’t move. I really love her and yes, I take her everywhere with me. I have Jury Duty at the end of the month, she is going to have to be boarded.😂
I have Vizslas for 40 years now, and it’s true that they follow u everywhere in your house. U can’t get a glass of water without the Vizsla following u (except u train him if u r annoyed by that), but all of this dogs can be left alone at home. There are just dogs that need more activity, and those who are a bit lazy. So if u have a Vizsla Weimaraner pointer..... u have to plan more time with them or get a bulldog.
My Sammie was a American Bull dog. He more than a velcro dog. He went everywhere with me sitting in the front seat beside me. People always had to look at him and laugh. He was like a person sitting there. He even looked both ways at stop signs. Never boarded him he always went on any trips and we took many and often trips. In the summer when he had stay home when I shopped he had a chair at the front window where he waited for me. He was to big to fit my lap so he stood beside my recliner with his front legs and chest in my lap. Good thing I had queen size bed cause he took up most of my bed. When we would do pick up food they all knew him at the drive thur windows. Army post guards knew him too. Best dog I ever had. Broke my heart when he was 10 years old he started have seizures so bad I had to put him down. His vet. cried as hard as I did
My boxer is my shadow. He is so obsessed with me I think he imprinted on me the moment I held him in my arms for the first time...and the rest is history.
You forgot the Havanese and the Bichon frise. I grew up with a bichon frise and now own a havanese/frise mix and have not been able to be alone in the bathroom for 13 years due to one or both of them following me EVERYWHERE at home🐶🐕🐾
This is what I LOVE about cats. They love you BUT you can actually go to the store without needing to hire a fleet of people to amuse it or keep it from losing its mind because it has to spend two seconds in its own company. Plus, when they like you...it's because they really LIKE YOU. Not because they are genetically driven to follow your every move.
My American Staffordshire Terrier and Rottweiler the pure definition of Velcro dogs. My pitty will try to lay on our clothes when we aren’t home since they smell like us and the Rottie will keep her paw in your lap so that you can “hold her hand”. It doesn’t matter how long you hold her paw she will get all sad the moment you let go.
That's exactly right on the boxer , nice to see them on the list , awe , we have a half & half have pit bull too , but she built like a boxer & argues like a pit bull , it's cool & awe sweetness galore ! 🐾💖
@@5610winston the TH-camr has a different video posted 4 months ago with the Doberman as #10, and in the thumbnail of that said video, but completely nonexistent in this video...
What does it mean if a Doberman escapes his yard and ends up at the same persons house every chance he gets? There is a Doberman that lives on the next street over, but it seems like he's at my house every chance he can escape. I wish his owner would let me keep him but that isnt going to happen. Im just hoping hes not being treated badly at his house.
My mastiff is at my hip at all times (I'm retired). I don't need a leash or even have to speak to him. If I stop to visit with someone he sits or lays down. Not just good dog, GREAT DOG!
Hi Leroy. Another great video! I really like this one. :-) :-) :-) when I was growing up one of our neighbors had a Weimaraner named Ranger. He was very well trained, extremely friendly and allowed to roam the neighborhood with all of us kids. Weimaraners have endless energy! The neighbors had six kids and Ranger kept up with all of them! I wanted one ever since but I don't think I have the energy to keep up with them. :-)
I had a Vizsla for 11 years before he passed. One of my favorite pictures of him is his head pushed through a cat door because we were inside and he was outside. Yes, total “Velcro Dog”.
My Australian Cattle Dog was a clinger. Very loyal. She grew up in the city. Very hard life for an energetic Australian Cattle Dog, She did struggle. I couldn't find her a home out in the country where she belonged. So I kept her, and boy she was a Mamma's girl.... Followed me everywhere. She wasn't a protector. But she knew how to love you.
Yep, my Shih Tzu Cavalier follows me everywhere. She has to even sit outside the bathroom. She starts to get anxious and wants to be in the car if I’m packing my bags to go somewhere. She hates baths but if I’m taking one se will clime in
Australian Cattle Dog! My Heeler was sooo in tune with me. She wouldn't play with other dogs, fetch with strangers, or leave my sight. Every moment was spent with her attention on me. I nicknamed her minion.
My Norwegian Elkhound wants to go everywhere with me, and I oblige him whenever possible. I have changed banks because the most convenient branches were not dog-friendly. Mine is something of a social butterfly, a total extrovert, wing man, and a showman, but especially attentive to my moods. Just an all-around best buddy.
Please do an Animal Facts video on the Toy Fox Terrier. I am considering adopting one & I would love to see a vid on them from you first! Love the vids ❤
My miniature schnauzer/poodle mix is the clingiest dog I've ever met. She will be laying on me and if I even look at her (she is always staring at me) her little tail goes crazy and she excited cries like she hasn't seen me in hours. Lol but she is a puppymill dog I got when she was 5 months old, and I'm the only person she fully trusts, so that could be why. My other dog, miniature schnauzer, is a very independent most of the time is like "pssh, I don't need you" but always comes back for cuddles lol
I've had a rotweiler, labradoodle, spanish waterdog and a chihuahua. All followed me around everywhere. Alm had the nickname "chicle" gum. My rot even had separation anxiety. The sweetest dog with kids. It also depends on their caracter and how much time you spend with them. I work at home.
Tracey McLennan Yes owners can be to blame but when you’re getting a puppy and he’s showing dominance or fear aggression at 13 weeks it’s kinda hard to blame the owner I reckon theres a lot of genetics involved too and not enough socialisation whilst in the breeders care 😔
Lane Johanson could be something genetic, how he was treated with his litter mates/breeders. If the only contact pups are getting with humans is a bowl of food and water put down, or were bullied by litter mates, having a bit of aggression now could be normal. It’s retraining the dog. 🤞🏻 it all works itself out.
I have a rescued male GSD who is my big velcro dog. He is very protective but a big softie who makes me laugh at home. He would be a lap dog if he could fit, he sure tries, lol. I had heard GSD's were velcro dogs, and I can say that sure is true!
What 😲 no Bichons that breed is a super Velcro dog !!!! I’m at home and I always have the little shadow by my side . He loves dad and my son but he is a mamas boy lol 😝
Vizulas and Weimereiners are cousins of German Shorthaired Pointers as well as each other. Just group them. They’re my favorites and all are Velcro babies.
They have a little bit different personalities though. German Shorthaired are a little more independent and sort of do their own thing while Vizsla's are always wondering what you are doing. Weimers are sort of in between. For example my Vizsla won't let people eat without staring in their soul for the entire meal but the German Shorthaired that I took care of didn't care who was eating. I also had a Weimer and he'd care for a little bit but would give up.
@@zeaferjones1404 the Shorthairs were just well trained. I have a shorthair now who thinks everything you have is food and belongs to her. Both live in my lap and if I move they are right there to make sure they approve. All but one shorthair has gone to the bathroom and taken showers with me. But I love their cousins too. I just never found any available and have always had hunting dogs around galore. If I wasn’t so old, I’d get a Vizsla. I’ll be abt 80 when my last pup gives up. Maybe I’ll find a rescue. I think all animals act as you treat them. Mine are always loving and spoiled just like your Vizslas.
I had a bichon mix that started being closer to after losing my yorkie, and then and then losing my shih tzu , I had. My bichon mix would be close to me on the couch.But then I lost him Memorial day weekend. I adopted a terrier mix senior, but haven't been able to form a bond. I fell at Walmart, Oct. 2nd and have beat rehab center. I hoping I get better soon so I can get back to my pets.
My Cane Corso never leaves my side. He is only 4 months old, extremely protective and already an unbelievable personal protection dog. I feel sorry for anyone trying to break in. They are wonderful dogs if trained and socialized from a puppy on.
knew it lol xD clicked this simply cuz i recently adopted a big Weimy boy.. i KNEW Weimaraners hadta be on here.. and I was right! In 3rd place even, haha! Like I needed the confirmation though.. Mr. "Hold-my-paw-to-go-potty" and Mr. DONT GO IN THE BATHROOM WITHOUT MEee~~ lol xD
It explains a lot to see both a Springer Spaniel and Jack Russell on this list because I have a mix of the 2 and he just walks around constantly crying if he isn’t getting attention all the time. We had to get him a girlfriend to keep him company. She’s a Cockerpoo and is very much a daddy’s girl, very protective over me. Out of our 3 dogs though, out Labradoodle is the most Velcro. She practically has a nervous breakdown if she is told to stay off the bed for 5 minutes! (My partner and I are mostly bed bound so that’s where we always are) we have to shut all 3 in a different room when we have someone visit like a doctor or social worker who needs to come close to us because they are so protective
How could you forget the Yorkie, my Yorkie is like glue by my side, she is lovable and connected to me all day and what about one of the newer breeds the Chorkie, my chorkie is the same way always wanting attention, she goes wherever I go. She also has separation anxiety as well, she barks when I put my coat on or even my shoes, when I come home she barks and barks and whines until I sit on the couch with her then she throws herself at me belly up and wants so much attention and won't leave me alone, lol.
My top breed of Velcro dog is what ever dog I have. I have 3 top Velcro dogs that are special.... 1. Pit Bull and Bluetick mix. He was very instinctive, and very protective of me and my property. 2. Shiz tuz, was my service dog. Everything and more in you description. Would be upset if he didn’t know were I was, but would go for walks alone assuming he know were I was. 3. Balinese, current service dog. Stressed when is not with me. Even when in care of others. When socializing with people, with keep looking back at me to make sure I am there.
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Which Velcro dogs did we miss this time?
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I had a Brazilian Mastiff (Fila Brasiliero) who weighed in at 160lbs. I kept him as an indoor dog, only going outside with me or sometimes left outside when I left for a few hours. He slept on a twin mattress right beside my bed (which I had to make tall so he wouldn't climb up), and yeah, he followed me room to room, even preferring to lie on the tile floor next to my feet than his futon (only furniture he was allowed on). He was very protective and would lunge at anyone who came too close to me. But, big dogs don't last long. I only had him for 9 yrs before bone cancer. Love of my life.
How about the Bullmastiff.
Border Collie!
Brussels Griffon
Australian Shepherd
I will always have a Boxer in my life! My old girl is almost 12 years old and has been by my side through thick and thin for the last 8 years! She was a rescue, the man that had her would lock her in a crate for 16 hours a day then beat her when she would tinklenon herself. The 1st photo i saw for her was a pic of this skinny sad dog chained to a tree. Her head looked too big for her body she was so thin. I brought her home and she hasnt seen the inside of a crate since! She goes EVERYWHERE with me.
Krystal Daniels ---. Great rescue story. ❤️❤️❤️. You did a very good thing and I congratulate you for saving this dog. And her previous owner was sub-human.
16 hours a day? What kind of monster was that? Some psichopat? I hope he is in jail or death. Boxers are one of the bests!
There is no dog breed more velcro than the border collie. Try leaving a room in your house without them noticing. Bred to herd, it has no intention of letting you out of its sight. Ever.
Yep..My Border Collie Kelpie is with me 24/7
TWENTY FOUR SEVEN🐑🐶
True, for sure-ours wants everyone together at all times-no strays!
True! My blue heeler is the same. They gotta keep tabs on us.......always lol
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Yes I can attest to that. I've had border collies for 25 years and each and every one of them follow me everywhere. I love when I'm out on a walk with them, hiding behind a tree and seeing the absolute horror of not knowing where I am, they soon find me though. Best breed in the world imo. I will have at least one until the day I die.
I was never a terrier person. My boyfriend surprised me with a Jack Russell. This little dog is so clingy, if I am walking and stop fast she smacks into me. She has to be touching me in some way or gets upset. She is very guardy of me to. So I went and got 2 more lol Now I got a pack of Klingons.
I love my bonnie and clyde
Brother and sister i couldn't split them up.....
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I have a jack russell/chihuahua mix I used to call her my creepy stalker.
Aweee 😍
I must say that out of all of the breeds I’ve owned, my Parson Jack Russell is the most Velcro dog of all, even more than my Chihuahua was. She has to follow me EVERYWHERE. She acts like she is guarding my back when I do dishes. Whatever part of the house I am in, she has to follow. I have to have a bed for her in every room. She had two beds at the foot of our bed.....one at my husband’s feet and one at my feet......she is the first dog that I have allowed in my bed. We are very attached to each other. And like someone else on here said, if I am walking down the hallway and stop suddenly, she runs into my leg. She is extremely protective of me. Love that dog!
And as mentioned in this video, she does have a meltdown when anyone has to leave. She doesn’t bite me when I leave, but gets fretful......but sneaks up behind my husband and jumps up and bites the back of him when he is leaving. I’ve come back home when she didn’t know it, and caught her howling mournfully, looking out the living room window. Breaks my heart. She can be a feisty handful, but she’s also a sweety too. And what a ham! She makes me laugh.
We have always had Dobermans and Boxers. They are both like Velcro, but if I had to decide which breed was more so. The title would have to go to the Dobermans. The Boxers can tolerate you leaving the room briefly. The Dobermans won't let you be more than two steps away at all times.
And the Dobermans barricade the door with their body if they even suspect you may be leaving without them.
gary shumaker 😂😂🤣 same thing with my Doberman… He’s my guide dog, likes to be out front pulling and doing his job although out of harness he’s right on my butt
I had a boxer/ springer spaniel mix for 15 years. He was the biggest Velcro dog ever. Under my feet all the time and was always happiest with me.
Omg I cannot believe pit bull wasn’t mentioned!! Both my pits can be fast asleep and the second I tip toe out of the room they’re at my side like “where you goin??? What you doin???”
Haylee Dawn Hune 😂🥰
'How can you leave me behind?' 'Are we going for food- is that a carrot?' 'Outside? Will I get a biscuit when I return?'
Pits got an entry in his first ten velcro videos. Most pits I've met are friendly, and they are popular here.
That’s so awesome! This is the first video I’ve watched from this channel 🖤
Our science shows you that ANY dog can be a "contact" or "velcro" dog. Depending on how you raise your pet.
This is what I want. They should do a video of "how to turn your puppy into a velcro dog"
@@luz9893 some has to do with the dog, you want the puppy that is most attentive to you out of the litter not the sparky dominate one. You want to be a strong pack leader, if your dog trusts you he'll respect you and seek you approval/attention. Some breeds are much more prone, an English Mastiff will generally be more affectionate then a Kangal because mastiffs are bred to be family dogs where Kangals were bred to work more independently as livestock guardians, though they can also be very affectionate it's just more prominent for mastiffs to be, because of breed traits.
@Bruce Holcomb that's not true. My Mastiff doesn't sleep in my bed, she goes for rides and walks obviously but our coon hound mix gets the same treatment and is far more independent and not at your side 24/7. Some dogs were bred specifically to be independent to work independently (livestock guardians/ hunting ) there is a difference between "territorial " and "projective " some breeds are in general more affectionate due to specific breeding/traits.
@Luz are you sure you’ll never be able to poop alone again
Agree….I think it’s the owner, not so much the breed, that makes them want to be with you. Just love them ❤️
I have an Australian cattle dog that likes to sit on my lap and I cannot go into any room without him. He is by my side no matter what
My mom has a cocker spaniel. If you want a friend that alwayssss wants to be near you, always wants to snuggle up with you at night, who wants endless attention & love, and who always always always gets emotional when you leave for work, but are overcome with joy when you return home, a cocker spaniel is the dog for you. They are the best little guys in the world. Sweetest dog I’ve ever had.
!Kay Izzio agree! Our English cocker was sweet and smart bu5 had separation anxiety til we started to let her stay in the house when we would leave
Outside she would howl
Remeb
I have had pomeranians since I was 25 years old I am 47 years old now and all my pomeranians follow me everywhere. I can't even go to the bathroom without my Pomeranians following me in there.
I'm 55 and agree 100%
callie calay don’t they bark and lot?
No Chihuahuas??!! Are you kidding me??!!! Chihuahuas are Super Velcro Dog, your shadow literally. Mines is my companion dog and when I'm at home she is always by my side
I think they were mentioned in the first video.
My chihuahua is DEFINITELY my velcro dog. See my comment above.
Tell me about it I have four
True- I have half chihuahua half Chinese Crested Hairless- no dog has ever clung like this. I am shocked , I have chronic fatigue, so I’m often on the couch and they DO NOT leave my side... ever. It makes them difficult to potty train 😳
I have 5 dogs of varying breeds. They are ALL Velcro dogs. I never sit by myself on the couch. They are always pig piled on top of me and will follow my every step when I walk around.
To be fair though, I think just about ANY dog can be a velcro breed really..
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True to a point. But some are specifically bred to be companions, such as the Cavalier, Maltese, etc
Get a Tibetan mastiff, they’ll change your mind.
Not an Afghan Hounds and Hounds in general, burjois asses.
Try a yorkie my yorkie she runs like she never seen the outside
my greyhound never leaves my side, even at night. She's like a huge shadow but I love her
Mine too.
There were staffies used for the Boston terriers at 0.55
Tara johnston saw that also
And a bulldog for the boxer
Yes, glad I wasn't the only one that noticed...
Also a Welsh springer spaniel pic used for English springer spaniel
They ALWAYS do this to ALL the breeds they show. I just roll my eyes... lol
My Jack Russell fits your video perfectly! Which is why I have a broken ankle, but I still love him, lol!
Every dog I ever had in my 65 years were Velcro dogs, I currently have 2 Chihuahuas in my lap 😍
I get four chihuahuas competing for my lap along with a pit bull.
Ha ha I have 5 Chihuahuas, an Akita, a Yorkiepoo, and huge mix breed puppy. Crazy dog person, but they seem to have left Chihuahua off
@@whynot2047 they put chihuahua in the first one
Oh yeah. I have a Long Hair Teacup Chihuahua Yorkshire Terrier cross and she is definitely a velcro dog, which is exactly what I want as her job is to be my Therapy Dog. We live in a generous bachelor apartment with a balcony and next door to a small parkett. At home she is always under foot but outside her nose takes over and everything besides me has to be sniffed. She has a ton of toys but absolutely loves my shoes and underwear best. Salty sweat and intimate pheromones are definitely at the top of her list as items to be tracked down, carried off and treasured if alternatively she's not actually licking my feet while I'm sitting on the toilet, something I do a lot of as a female senior, pee that is. Even in the middle of the night if I get up to use the bathroom three or more times then guaranteed she comes along too. Sniff, sniff, sniff that's her heart's delight.
@@janealan2142 😎
Our dogs no matter the breed or crossbreed have always been velcro pups.
From Lady Beatrice (Bea), a rescue pedigree beagle and her daughter Honey, a Labrador/ beagle cross to Toby and Trixxe, brother and sister springer/standard poodle mix, our dogs have followed us everywhere. We rarely get a moment alone but we wouldn't change that for anything.
Their sweet loving and trusting personalities have been a joy and privilege to have in our lives.
I have the most Velcro dog of all, but he’s a mix breed. He’s half chihuahua and chinese crested powderpuff. I trained him to be my service dog and he is very loyal. He has always worn a coat, sweater or shirt, which he loves so he has an entire closet to himself. I buy the best designer coats for him from a company called Rororiri, they are beautiful and well designed and durable. He also has a collection of collars that are all rhinestone studded by bb Simon a different color collar to go with whatever he is going to wear for the day. You might think that is silly but the clothes soothe him as he can be very nervous and gets cold easily. He has never been left alone and he stays right by my side everywhere. He loves to be carried around and loved on and he has never nipped at me in fact he has the gentlest mouth of any dog, when I give him a treat he very gingerly takes it with just the tip of his front teeth. He doesn’t like to play with toys has no interest in balls but loves chew sticks and cookies. He sleeps under the covers right between my legs or at the top of my pillow. I was a Lyft driver for a year and he was on every ride. He’s the most loving dog ever and has never barked or made a sound when we are in public places, he goes to all my doctors appointments and therapy and church and sits quietly in whatever chair or spot I put him in and he never has me out of his sight. I will definitely have this breed again.
I'll add a velcro dog--the Rat Terrier! You have the Jack Russell, which is quite close, but the Rat Terrier knows where you are at all times, and is cuddling or playing with you. I can't walk down the hall of my house without my Rat Terrier bumping her nose into my legs at every step.
My Maltese is a perfect companion dog. If you want an affectionate small dog with a big personality this is the one.
That’s the same with a miniature dachshund. ☺️
YES! My velcro pet made it onto this list! Shih Tzus are famously velcro pets. They will follow you everywhere. I don't know how common this is in the breed, but mine has bad separation anxiety so she literally wants to be with me every minute of every day.
Just got another Vizsla last Saturday. 2nd one. Definitely a Velcro pup
One of my boxers is for sure a stage 5 clinger. He follows me everywhere. Both of my boxer boys are amazing dogs! Absolutely love their individual personalities!
Rachel Haller
I agree. I thought my boxer was clingy because he was a rescue but all my sister's boxers have been so too. I love mine so much.
Have only had him 3 years but we go everywhere together. He can't be left home alone. He had seperation anxiety. If I go to Dr. I take him to dog camp. 95% time we are together. ❤
No seems to know about the Bullmastiff! And I didn't until we had our sweet girl either. She was 114lbs of lap dog love who thought she needed to go EVERYWHERE we went and always be close to either my husband or I. Historically trained to tackle but not bite, her instincts for protecting were to place herself by sitting or lying in front of us when strangers were around. She never barked until someone knocked at the door or approached the car. Her internal clock was impeccable...to the point she even would go to the bedroom door in our small apartment at bedtime, stand in front of the closed door, look at me, back at the door, then me, then the door and so on until I and my husband came to bed! And yes, it was usually when we were ready to turn in, I hate to admit it. So check into the Bullmastiff, very attached, highly intelligent, great protector, and many more amazing qualities-too many to list here!
I used to have a Boston Terrier mix, she was the most loyal dog I've ever had and always wanted to be near me. I was devasted when she passed, this was years ago, and I still miss her terribly. Great list and great dogs.
I owned a shih tzu who was aloof even with my husband and me. I mean he wasn't unfriendly to us but he acted more like a cat. I got a second dog who was more affectionate and the two dogs bonded and everyone was happy.
Golden retrievers are the best cuddles and loyal friends in the dog world, and mine!
Joy Lane Golden’s are the sweetest....such little derps 😍
My two rescued mongrels can cover all the traits of these pure breeds and more, people should not forget these poor souls.
The Jack in my house is now seven years old. He has never chewed or destroyed anything. If left he is quiet and settles until the humans return. Just a real so-and-so with other dogs.
We had a Rotttie years ago and he was the biggest sap you would ever know. He protected my kids when need be, but also a most loving dog. He hated being fenced in though.
I always enjoy your videos! You put my favorite velcro dog, the Chihuahua, on your first list, so I could just sit back and enjoy this one. Keep your fabulous videos coming!!!
Speaking of Velcro dogs, my two dachshund/corgi mixes follow me everywhere - even to the bathroom. What I love the most about them is that at bedtime, they snuggle with me in bed.
My wire haired dachshund does the same thing. I guess he is afraid that I will drown or get sucked down the toilet.
Mary Ellen Cook Haha! Maybe that’s the case with mine, too!
My corgi follows me around the house
SHOUT OUT from..TEAM ROTTIE!!! (everything you said is correct!)
My friend has a rottweiler, her boyfriend were out on a walk and fell in a lake, he drowned and the rottweiler stayed there for 3 days until they found them.
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I am sooo sorry. But his dog knew and that kind of bond is undeniable. Without his dog, they might not have found him. May he Rejoice In Paradise and his dog be blessed and dream of him often. 🕊️🐕
That is so tragic and heart wrenching - 💔
Fiizken Fiizk
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My gf's Boston is super velcro. He follows her everywhere and waits by the door for her to come home.
My rescue dog. He's part mini pinscher, part pekingese, part lhasa apso, and part greyhound (yeah, not seeing any of that in those short little legs.) Follows me everywhere. Won't leave the window sill if I'm out no matter who else is home, and sleeps next to my desk all day while I'm working, even if someone is cooking bacon in the kitchen. :D
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I have a Jack Russell
He is a one person dog and that is me
Best damn dog I’ve ever had
I used to have a boxer/pit bull mix. He fit your description of both breeds PERFECTLY!
Velcro dogs are the best kind! Thanks for another great video.
My. Jack Russell, knows he is a human too. Reads my mind, understands my moods, . Active in agility/ races,, etc. Love this little Velcro stick tight.
I have a rescue Jack Russell, and she always knows my feelings too, and always has to be close to me. They're amazing little guys !!
@@carriered4715 LOYALTY the only type there is.
Pitbull, One of the best breeds I've ever had. Not just a velcro dog, but smart to a fault, but not distructive with little training & a little love. Most villlified breed ever (sad) yet the most useful & rounded companion, protector and working breed of all dog breeds in existence. The only other breed tyhat compares that i've been privialaged to have is the Rhodesian ridgeback. Much the same temperment , but female's though much smaller were very, very territorial making it hard with strangers or children. Not so with Pitbulls. In fact Pitbulls LOVE children & see them automatic playmates with the bonus of protective over them.
Eric Bizzell You are so right. My pitbull was my baby & my protector. He was so smart with little training. Miss that boy! Love love love that breed!
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My Weimaraner never leaves my side and is very upset when I leave the house without her. Wonderful, wonderful companion!
I'm still surprised that the Cane Corso wasn't listed. These dogs break down bathroom doors, climb in showers, etc... so they aren't kept separate from their hooman.
I agree my Cane Corso is only 4 months old and never leaves my side. He is already a fearless protector.
My miniature schnauzer is the most Velcro dog I’ve ever been blessed to adopt. He could be asleep beside me and if I get up he’s instantly awake and follows me everywhere. And he’s very territorial. Schnauzers are a one mans dog and want leave your side for anything
100% agree... hes more velcro then a Jack Russel Terrier... I have one too my schnauzer is laying at my side sleeping... he sleeps in my bed and on his spot and when I wake up and on my phone and knows im up he will get up to lay beside me lol.... if i get up he follows me
Omg my schnauzer is the same, she also will guard me from big dogs o.o even Rottweilers lol they are loyal to the extent that they will die for you
I have a golden doodle and I’m finding that she is becoming a Velcro dog. I also have a poodle yorkie and a Chichewa. Can’t spell it but I’ve had her since she was 51/2 weeks old. They all want to be near me. They all just landed in my home for one reason or another. They are all very precious
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I think it’s the Doodle breed! My Bernedoodle is a major Velcro baby
Um idk about you but an Australian Shepherd is literally the clingiest dog ever. I cannot go to the bathroom without mine following
I recently adopted a JackChi, OMGod I have never seen a dog so attached to me. Wherever I am going, she is there before me. She sleeps under the covers behind my knees, I can’t move. I really love her and yes, I take her everywhere with me. I have Jury Duty at the end of the month, she is going to have to be boarded.😂
I have Vizslas for 40 years now, and it’s true that they follow u everywhere in your house. U can’t get a glass of water without the Vizsla following u (except u train him if u r annoyed by that), but all of this dogs can be left alone at home. There are just dogs that need more activity, and those who are a bit lazy. So if u have a Vizsla Weimaraner pointer..... u have to plan more time with them or get a bulldog.
My Sammie was a American Bull dog. He more than a velcro dog. He went everywhere with me sitting in the front seat beside me. People always had to look at him and laugh. He was like a person sitting there. He even looked both ways at stop signs. Never boarded him he always went on any trips and we took many and often trips. In the summer when he had stay home when I shopped he had a chair at the front window where he waited for me. He was to big to fit my lap so he stood beside my recliner with his front legs and chest in my lap. Good thing I had queen size bed cause he took up most of my bed. When we would do pick up food they all knew him at the drive thur windows. Army post guards knew him too. Best dog I ever had. Broke my heart when he was 10 years old he started have seizures so bad I had to put him down. His vet. cried as hard as I did
My boxer is my shadow. He is so obsessed with me I think he imprinted on me the moment I held him in my arms for the first time...and the rest is history.
Yeah! Good job on the vizsla! Mine is like glue.
You forgot the Havanese and the Bichon frise. I grew up with a bichon frise and now own a havanese/frise mix and have not been able to be alone in the bathroom for 13 years due to one or both of them following me EVERYWHERE at home🐶🐕🐾
Our mini pin is def a velcro dog, but we love her!
You forgot my cat.. my cat is definitely a velcro breed =)
She literally just jumped up and curled up right next to me on my bed lol
Especially the orange ones. Swear they are more like dogs than cats 😂
This is what I LOVE about cats. They love you BUT you can actually go to the store without needing to hire a fleet of people to amuse it or keep it from losing its mind because it has to spend two seconds in its own company. Plus, when they like you...it's because they really LIKE YOU. Not because they are genetically driven to follow your every move.
I am surprised the German Shepherd did not make the list. Mine cries when my mom is not in his sight.
"They are even better in bed" 😂 Yeah you didn't think that out. LOL
My Goober is an American Pitt and he never leaves my side plus he's protective of his hooman mommy.
I have a female pit like this and a male American Bulldog.
My American Staffordshire Terrier and Rottweiler the pure definition of Velcro dogs. My pitty will try to lay on our clothes when we aren’t home since they smell like us and the Rottie will keep her paw in your lap so that you can “hold her hand”. It doesn’t matter how long you hold her paw she will get all sad the moment you let go.
I have a Hungarian Vizsla puppy and she never leaves our side
That's exactly right on the boxer , nice to see them on the list , awe , we have a half & half have pit bull too , but she built like a boxer & argues like a pit bull , it's cool & awe sweetness galore ! 🐾💖
you sure missed dobermans. mine thinks she is my shadow and follows me everywhere.
Did you look at the thumbnail?
They are HUGE babies 🤣..... literally 🥰
@@5610winston the TH-camr has a different video posted 4 months ago with the Doberman as #10, and in the thumbnail of that said video, but completely nonexistent in this video...
What does it mean if a Doberman escapes his yard and ends up at the same persons house every chance he gets?
There is a Doberman that lives on the next street over, but it seems like he's at my house every chance he can escape. I wish his owner would let me keep him but that isnt going to happen. Im just hoping hes not being treated badly at his house.
My mastiff is at my hip at all times (I'm retired). I don't need a leash or even have to speak to him. If I stop to visit with someone he sits or lays down. Not just good dog, GREAT DOG!
I have two mastiffs and they are both the same way.
My miniature Schnauzers are velcro dogs, can't go anywhere without them on my heels.
You’re spot on about the weimaraner
I miss my Springer taija,so lonely with her gone 😥.
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I'm sure the pound is full of potential friends. Let it be known in your circle that you'd appreciate another pup, and see who turns up.
Hi Leroy. Another great video! I really like this one. :-) :-) :-) when I was growing up one of our neighbors had a Weimaraner named Ranger. He was very well trained, extremely friendly and allowed to roam the neighborhood with all of us kids. Weimaraners have endless energy! The neighbors had six kids and Ranger kept up with all of them! I wanted one ever since but I don't think I have the energy to keep up with them. :-)
Hey there. Thank you. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I don't have the energy for a Wiemaraner myself. My GSD is definitely enough.
I had a Vizsla for 11 years before he passed. One of my favorite pictures of him is his head pushed through a cat door because we were inside and he was outside. Yes, total “Velcro Dog”.
My Australian Cattle Dog was a clinger. Very loyal. She grew up in the city. Very hard life for an energetic Australian Cattle Dog, She did struggle. I couldn't find her a home out in the country where she belonged. So I kept her, and boy she was a Mamma's girl.... Followed me everywhere. She wasn't a protector. But she knew how to love you.
Yep, my Shih Tzu Cavalier follows me everywhere. She has to even sit outside the bathroom. She starts to get anxious and wants to be in the car if I’m packing my bags to go somewhere. She hates baths but if I’m taking one se will clime in
my samoyed never ever leaves me alone he even eats with me and would do it everytime and anywhere
Australian Cattle Dog! My Heeler was sooo in tune with me. She wouldn't play with other dogs, fetch with strangers, or leave my sight. Every moment was spent with her attention on me. I nicknamed her minion.
Mine to, for almost 14 straight years.
My Norwegian Elkhound wants to go everywhere with me, and I oblige him whenever possible. I have changed banks because the most convenient branches were not dog-friendly. Mine is something of a social butterfly, a total extrovert, wing man, and a showman, but especially attentive to my moods. Just an all-around best buddy.
5610winston aweeeee 😍
The amazing Australian Shepard ❤️
Please do an Animal Facts video on the Toy Fox Terrier. I am considering adopting one & I would love to see a vid on them from you first! Love the vids ❤
Narrator: *Talking about Boxers*
Video: Bulldog time
My miniature schnauzer/poodle mix is the clingiest dog I've ever met. She will be laying on me and if I even look at her (she is always staring at me) her little tail goes crazy and she excited cries like she hasn't seen me in hours. Lol but she is a puppymill dog I got when she was 5 months old, and I'm the only person she fully trusts, so that could be why. My other dog, miniature schnauzer, is a very independent most of the time is like "pssh, I don't need you" but always comes back for cuddles lol
You missed the "Pug" loyal velcro dogs
Giant schnauzers are velcro dogs too! Mine follow and guard my family at all times.
I've had a rotweiler, labradoodle, spanish waterdog and a chihuahua.
All followed me around everywhere.
Alm had the nickname "chicle" gum.
My rot even had separation anxiety.
The sweetest dog with kids.
It also depends on their caracter and how much time you spend with them.
I work at home.
Staffs and German Shepard’s hate being separated from their owners. I can’t believe the staff wasn’t on this list or the first one!!
OMG just lost our GSD and still have his Staffy partner.....GSD would panic if his Dad wasn't within arm's reach.....do I totally agree.
Agree re shepherds but I’m seeing lots of anxious dog aggressive ones in Sydney now 😢
Here in Canada too...it's probably due to backyard breeders and piss poor owners..not the GSD fault...it's mans
Tracey McLennan
Yes owners can be to blame but when you’re getting a puppy and he’s showing dominance or fear aggression at 13 weeks it’s kinda hard to blame the owner
I reckon theres a lot of genetics involved too and not enough socialisation whilst in the breeders care 😔
Lane Johanson could be something genetic, how he was treated with his litter mates/breeders.
If the only contact pups are getting with humans is a bowl of food and water put down, or were bullied by litter mates, having a bit of aggression now could be normal.
It’s retraining the dog. 🤞🏻 it all works itself out.
I have a rescued male GSD who is my big velcro dog. He is very protective but a big softie who makes me laugh at home. He would be a lap dog if he could fit, he sure tries, lol. I had heard GSD's were velcro dogs, and I can say that sure is true!
What 😲 no Bichons that breed is a super Velcro dog !!!! I’m at home and I always have the little shadow by my side . He loves dad and my son but he is a mamas boy lol 😝
Vizulas and Weimereiners are cousins of German Shorthaired Pointers as well as each other. Just group them. They’re my favorites and all are Velcro babies.
They have a little bit different personalities though. German Shorthaired are a little more independent and sort of do their own thing while Vizsla's are always wondering what you are doing. Weimers are sort of in between. For example my Vizsla won't let people eat without staring in their soul for the entire meal but the German Shorthaired that I took care of didn't care who was eating. I also had a Weimer and he'd care for a little bit but would give up.
@@zeaferjones1404 the Shorthairs were just well trained. I have a shorthair now who thinks everything you have is food and belongs to her. Both live in my lap and if I move they are right there to make sure they approve. All but one shorthair has gone to the bathroom and taken showers with me. But I love their cousins too. I just never found any available and have always had hunting dogs around galore. If I wasn’t so old, I’d get a Vizsla. I’ll be abt 80 when my last pup gives up. Maybe I’ll find a rescue. I think all animals act as you treat them. Mine are always loving and spoiled just like your Vizslas.
@@roxannemacdonald8746 That is interesting to hear about German Shorthairs. You seem like a great owner and German Shorthairs are great dogs!!
I used to work for the Humane Society & SPCA where I learned about the super sticky Iggy (Italian Greyhound). Definitely a velcro dog!
Miniature pinschers and Dobermans. I've had the pleasure to have had both breeds and they were definitely velcro dogs.
I had a bichon mix that started being closer to after losing my yorkie, and then and then losing my shih tzu , I had. My bichon mix would be close to me on the couch.But then I lost him Memorial day weekend. I adopted a terrier mix senior, but haven't been able to form a bond. I fell at Walmart, Oct. 2nd and have beat rehab center. I hoping I get better soon so I can get back to my pets.
My Westie girl is the velcro-iest canine I ever had. Goes where I go at all times.
My Cane Corso never leaves my side. He is only 4 months old, extremely protective and already an unbelievable personal protection dog. I feel sorry for anyone trying to break in. They are wonderful dogs if trained and socialized from a puppy on.
Thank you for adding the viszla.
I have 5 jack russle terriers at home UwU. I absolutely don’t regret getting them ❤️❤️❤️
knew it lol xD clicked this simply cuz i recently adopted a big Weimy boy.. i KNEW Weimaraners hadta be on here.. and I was right! In 3rd place even, haha! Like I needed the confirmation though.. Mr. "Hold-my-paw-to-go-potty" and Mr. DONT GO IN THE BATHROOM WITHOUT MEee~~ lol xD
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The Blue Heeler ( Cattle Dog ) is so velcro you might lose your mind !!! LOL A great dog for sure.
Yep!!!
It explains a lot to see both a Springer Spaniel and Jack Russell on this list because I have a mix of the 2 and he just walks around constantly crying if he isn’t getting attention all the time. We had to get him a girlfriend to keep him company. She’s a Cockerpoo and is very much a daddy’s girl, very protective over me. Out of our 3 dogs though, out Labradoodle is the most Velcro. She practically has a nervous breakdown if she is told to stay off the bed for 5 minutes! (My partner and I are mostly bed bound so that’s where we always are) we have to shut all 3 in a different room when we have someone visit like a doctor or social worker who needs to come close to us because they are so protective
How could you forget the Yorkie, my Yorkie is like glue by my side, she is lovable and connected to me all day and what about one of the newer breeds the Chorkie, my chorkie is the same way always wanting attention, she goes wherever I go. She also has separation anxiety as well, she barks when I put my coat on or even my shoes, when I come home she barks and barks and whines until I sit on the couch with her then she throws herself at me belly up and wants so much attention and won't leave me alone, lol.
My top breed of Velcro dog is what ever dog I have. I have 3 top Velcro dogs that are special....
1. Pit Bull and Bluetick mix. He was very instinctive, and very protective of me and my property.
2. Shiz tuz, was my service dog. Everything and more in you description. Would be upset if he didn’t know were I was, but would go for walks alone assuming he know were I was.
3. Balinese, current service dog. Stressed when is not with me. Even when in care of others. When socializing with people, with keep looking back at me to make sure I am there.
Rottweiller and Boxer is My Favourite Dog
#1 described my Yorkie perfectly! I call her my shadow, lol.
Yeah, Yorkies are pretty darn sticky.... LOL
@@AnimalFacts - Yep. When I have to leave hubby or whoever is here with her, say she cries like a baby until I return. :'(
My sweet ava a yorkie had for 10 years before she passed was my shadow and my best friend
@@marvinabigby5509 I am so very sorry for your loss
@@janusloggins876 ty janus