The dog literally jumped on top of the child to keep the child safe. He stopped and spun on a dime when his owners called him off. What an awesome dog. He loves his kid.
@@scottydawg1234567 Hmm you’re correct! The build, demeanour change and instinct to get between family and threat and everything made me think Kangal that I didn’t even notice the ears! Interesting! Either way they’re a hero! 💜
Edited; since I've received two negative responses from those who can't comprehend basic English, I've decided to rewrite it so a 3rd grader could understand. Yes Carl I'd say that you're correct. A good dog needs no training to be an effective defender of his pack [Good training only channels a dogs instinctive traits] That dog operated purely from instinct.
@@paulgrey8028bro you said a bunch of nothing lol. German Shepards are one the smartest dog breeds!! That’s all u had to say and if you didn’t know now you do
@@bobharris7447 Instinct and intelligence are two different things entirely. If you didn't understand my comment then you need to ask your mommy or another adult to explain [sorry but I've neither the time nor the crayons]
The fact that the dog had the instinct to push the kid down to avoid him from running so the dog wouldn’t chase after him just shows how smart dogs are.
@@FelixNothus yea thats really good that the family dog knew of the other dogs intentions and acted instinctually to protect the little boy the big dog is pretty big in comparison to the little boy it could have gone pretty wrong
@@Mendlesonanother weird muslim? Bro be careful of what you’re saying poor ignorant you will never ever smell the fragrance of paradise in not believing in God keep mocking
Amazing how that Shepherds protective instincts kicked in when he saw the danger coming..He even stands guard and looking back at the threat and back at his family making sure they're ok. What a great guard doggie..
Nah, look at the dogs body language. He was just a excited pup that saw other dogs and wanted to play. His ears were forward when approaching and he didn't put up a fight. Just a misunderstanding but the Shepard did hus job.
@@oscarkoop2548 I was thinking the same thing.. I don’t think it was fair to say that other dog wanted to harm that kid .. I’ve been around dogs all my life and I’m almost 100% sure if the black dog was in attack mode that shepherd would have had a much bigger fight on his hands ..
@@ShawnLamont1997 I tend to think that as well, that the trespassing dog was just coming over for some fun. However, was that trespassing dog a rottweiler? I couldn't quite tell. That wouldn't be my first choice of breed for an outside dog for my young child to be palling around with!
@@lukefraney3026 definitely the equivalent of the fire chief coming in full heavy gear after the fires been control to put out to take questions from the media
That dog was alert the entire time. Even when the boy made it safely to mom, he wasn't going to stop looking out for him. Truly a dog that loves his little owner.
The dog deserves all the love and respect for protecting the girl. I know how close I was to getting bitten by a most probably feral dog once. So, it is great that he protected the girl.
@@Marksman_12 My wife's Dream dog since she was a little girl was poisoned right in our back yard for protecting her. His name was Marley. Marley was the First RCMP validated Search and Rescue Bloodhound in British Columbia Canada just over 20 years ago. Some things are better left unsaid about the Suspect.
Always on alert even when it's fun & games. Some breeds are like that. Now a Boxer will do the same but it needs more time to process, a German Shepherd has a heightened situational awareness, much like Dobermanns and Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
That was just an epic move, wasn't it?! I don't know what triggered that other dog to charge at the boy like that, but thank goodness the German Shepherd was there.
Why do people think the dog was going for the kid or they were fighting? They’re obviously neighbors I’m sure they know each other. That dog was trying to play.
@@BobungaShamunga That dog was not coming to play, its tail was straight back, it was in attack mode, not play mode. Also, this video has been posted elsewhere with somments about the situation, how the dogs across the street are out of control and dangerous.
@@TLoumena I stand corrected if there’s background info I didn’t know about. It’s hard to tell from that far away video, I see dogs run up to play like that all the time. Hard to believe that dog would go for the kid knowing the shepherd was right there, but I guess he learned a lesson. Looks like they’re in a rural area but def shouldn’t be letting those dogs run loose.
I remember as kids our German Shepherd whenever we had visitors would sit directly in front of us not taking his eyes off of them for a split second until they left he was that protective. Not even a plate of food or treat would distract him from his duty to us.
Tbf, it seems the dog that attacked might have thought the good dogs were already chasing the kid and thought it was okay to join. Of course that says a lot about the dog
I had a German shepherd in my childhood and it was like a second mother to me and my brothers. It protected us from strangers and danger as we walk on the streets of Mexico.
The way the dog protected the kid is seriously unbelievable IQ level 200 -1st: he knocks the kid on the ground away from the attacking dog's trajectory, and puts himself between the kid & the dog -then: he starts attacking the attacker and chases him away -then: when he has chased away the attacking dog to a safe distance (even before the attacking dog's owner reaches his dog), he looks back & heads towards the kid to make sure the kid is safe, once he sees the mother is here he just chills knowing all is well Absolutely remarkable
The loyalty of a dog is amazing. Many years ago we were walking our Shelty on the street a few houses from ours. A large Shepard across the street started angrily barking from its driveway. Our Shelty ran back to our driveway in fear and watched from there. When the Shepard started walking down its driveway toward us our Shelty immediately went into protect mode and ran back, in spite of her initial obvious fear, got between us and the Shepard and stood it down. They barked at each other a few seconds until the Shepard relented and shyly walked back to its home. Our Shelty stayed with now until we got home. What a good girl.
The Shepherd was probably just flexing its territory and not looking to attack your dog, or any of your group. Of course there are always exceptions and your Shelty wasn't going to take any chances. So while this was (ultimately) probably a non-threatening situation, your Shelty was there for you whatever come what may!
He did more than just save the kid. He saved the owner of the other dog a lot of trouble. Pretty sure the guy realized it too. And at least the guy had the decency to ask if the kid was okay. He’ll need to be careful with that dog.
While I do give credit to the owner for being right behind the dog i do hope he brought the dog back into his house and than immediately went to his neighbors house to properly apologize. I also noticed how the owner of the German Shepard was calm even though her kid was in danger and that guy was yelling at his dog even after the dog was already chased away from the boy (=he's yelling not to prevent the attack but to show the dog his displeasure) so I think the owner might be partially responsible for his dogs agression. I cant judge though, I don't know them. And for sure that german shepherd probably also saved the other dogs life, depending on where this was. In my country if a dog bites once I'm pretty sure you have to go back to training and if it's still agressive they sadly are killed, I think.
I don’t feel a lot of compassion for the neighbor. They knew their dog was aggressive towards strangers, but still thought it was a good idea to keep it. And It baffles me that people don’t pay for dog training and choose to gamble their dogs life and the lives of others. This guy is lucky the dog didn’t bite the kid, otherwise he could’ve gone to court for it.
@@rhyswerner1748 When the neighbour reaches for the aggressive dog to control it, the dog reacts to it and the neighbour retracts his hand as fast as possible. This neighbour knows darn well how shitty of a dog they have.
If you watch this in slo mo you will see that what that Shepard did is mental. He actually pushed the kid down so that the incoming dog will miss it's target, stepped aside as to not collide with the dog, and once the dog missed and went further because of it's momentum, was ready to engage. This was tactical brilliance.
I just watched in slowmo. I'm sorry to sound like a wimp but seeing it in slowmo made me choke up a little bit. That dog was a true hero. Thanks for the suggestion.
Jfc you can see it without slo mo. If you really need to slow it down to see it, there's a problem. But then you also felt the need to break down why the dog did this so you're clearly used to dealing with the brain dead and other stupids.
That dog looked like a *gasp* pitbull!!!!!!1!11!11!one and we ALL know how E V I L pitbulls are!!!111!!11111cum This is a joke. I am joking. Pits are amazing. but still, y'all know the people I'm referring to.
That sweet baby boy I’m glad he’s safe. And that German Shepherd, that precious doggy saying look Mom I did good Mom didn’t I…well trained and ready to protect his best friend❤️
God bless that dog! This warmed my heart. One of my previous doggies, Echo, was a wonderful friend to me. She was an English springer spaniel. She only growled one time. I was about to roll my desk chair back to stand up, and she growled at me. So instead of rolling the chair, I swiveled it and found little Mr. Kitty, all one pound of him, sitting right behind the wheel of my chair with this look of total innocence. I'd been about to wheel onto him! Yikes. I praised Echo repeatedly and gave her lots and lots of love. She was a wonderful friend.
The most impressive thing to me is his quick thinking. Pushes kid out of the other dog’s path, back on the offensive immediately, chases the dog to gain distance between the two, quickly scans the area for more threats all in just a few seconds
Absolutely incredible dog! What lucky owners they are to have such a loyal and protective dog. Once mum came running over, the dog stepped down and let mum take the reins. 👏 Hope the dog got a few extra treats ❤
Gonna ask you this because I am an idiot and cant figure it out , which dog is attack dog and which one is savior dag and what category is the third dog in ?
@@miachelsanta7763the light coloured dog (German shepherd) is the hero. The small dark dog, is from same household as the German shepherd I would think. And that dog came to help the German shepherd when see the German shepherds reaction to the other dog. The long legs dark dog (first one running in the video) was the assaulter. You can see that the assulter dog came from the house, and as soon as it ran past it’s owner, he ran after it trying to stop it. Now the only thing that I find unclear is; did the assult dog see the German shepherd at attacking the boy and want to save the boy, but came in a way that seemed like an attack in itself or did it see them playing and wanted to join, no fence or lead stopping it, so it ran over to play, but the run was too aggressive, so others reacted as if the dog was attacking or last scenario; the assault dog decided to attack the boy. Now if that is true, they need to check for mental illnesses in the dogs brain (there is a illness in dogs that they get in the brain, that some get where they simply attack for no reason and the only cure, for it is to unfortunately have to put them down) Plus you can not trust a dog that attacks like that as much anymore. My own husky was attacked by an off leash dog, where his tail was bitten. Over 4 years ago, and he still reacts to some other dogs. However we keep our dog on lead 100 % of the time. Since they are animals, you can never 100% control them, at the end of the day, nature is their strongest instinct. The good and bad side of it as shown on this video. Hope that helped
I’ve grew up with nothing but German shepherds my whole life. I can tell you this. You do not and will not mess with one of their kids. That kid is part of the pack and both dogs jumped in no hesitation. We as humans sometimes don’t deserve these animals. Amazing display of what treating the dog well and returning the same loyalty as they show you.
My Grandparents ALWAYS had German Shepherds when I was a child. I have memories of visiting them and they always loved all over me and my siblings. They'd sit with us and almost assumed a kind of "guarding" role. They love kids and are so intelligent and loyal.
Why do I keep playing this over and over?!? Guess I’ve never seen anything so perfectly executed. I thank God for creating such intelligent, loyal creatures. Love this!
I love how the dog starts off so peaceful and just trotting along playfully with the kid. And then it instantly recognizes a threat and goes into attack mode. Thats such a good doggo. Many many treats and belly rubs after that
@@rip_ckevfan88 "it wanted to play " You have clearly never owned a dog. That dog is in attack mode not play mode and was only stopped by the German Shepherd
I like how no one is blaming the owner.... the owner stepped into action and you can see he asked "is the baby ok?" pure sweetheart, dog just attacked.
He jumped on top of that kid and once the kid was safe he went after the other dog. That was freaking awesome. He was like, stayed down, I GOT THIS. They better had given him a steak dinner that night. LOL hope the little boy is okay and not too traumatized. That was a lot to go through. Even before it happened, you could see how the German Shepherd plays with the little boy. He was frolicking around him and wagging his tail and playing with him. What a great dog.
Looks like it was keeping the child from the street but who knows. That thing across the street needs to be put down immediately. children aren't safe in that community which is unacceptable.
Good dog. As a child, I had a 110 lbs, not fat just BIG Golden Retriever who saved me from a neighbor's aggressive dog. It's crazy how quickly a nice, goofy, ball of joy will switch into GET DOWN MR PRESIDENT mode when their boy/girl are threatened. Every kid needs a dog.
My first cat when I was little was like that, too. He was a playful sweetheart (and trickster) with my family, but also very protective. He would discreetly follow me and my siblings around the neighborhood when we took walks or played with neighbor kids, and on several occasions when human or animal was threatening anyone in the family, he instantly turned into a 9-pound Bengal tiger. Beautiful sweet cat, but tough as nails in a fight against cat or dog.
I used to have three dogs as a kid and it was amazing. Always felt like they were protecting us growing up. Sadly, now we can't afford to have any dogs.
I have always loved German Shepherds since my uncles saved me from drowning when I was 4. Arrow was a super intelligent dog, followed me down to the dock and pulled me out after I fell in. If he hadn't, no one would have heard my cries for help.
Dogs are amazing. Even my little Boston Terrier showed some incredible protective behavior at a park once, when I was dealing with a creepy stranger. I miss him so much. RIP Manny 🐶👼
My doodle, pretty useless at it still tried. A dog knocked me down and she stayed right by my side doing her best to fight off the dog till the owner came running out. Quite surprised me she did. She got lots of praise. It’s just not in her nature
The shepherd deserves the best and healthiest food for the rest of its life .... and all the hugs possible. What a masterful champion of dogs!! Once the attack started, the shepherd was truly like a guided missle!! And target was the enemy dog!!! Our hero is an ACE!!
Okay I get the picture now the family dog knock the girl down for a reason because the cross street neighbor dog try to get to her but couldn't because she was knock down little girl scared but not harm and the owner dog grab him and told him go home whoa scary experience 😬yikes.
Everyone seems to be praising the German Shepard, why isn't there crucial criticism for the parents responsible for the little girl? Seriously F The Lot of You
The mother's scream reaches me. That fear that she was about to see her baby mauled. Family is very blessed they have a wonderful dog who protected their child. ❤️
The realization that she's left herself completely helpless in a world where nobody helps, and nobody is responsible for their own safety. It's a mistake most people only get to make once.
@@eventingeditz11 It is absolutely normal! In a perfect world, there would be nothing at all wrong with what she did. But back in reality land, leaving yourself completely defenseless on a daily basis is not wise, and it easily could have cost her or her daughters life. Gambling your life and your children's life because you aren't mentally, physically, or materially ready for things that happen every day across this nation. It's a mistake. You may need pepper spray, a knife, or a gun once in your whole life. Maybe even never. But if you don't have it the day you need it, it's lights out. Speaking from experience here unfortunately. She's lucky, she got a second chance. Most don't.
@@eventingeditz11 letting your big dog loose in the yard without a fence is called being a selfish moron, if she wanna risk her child safety then none of other people business but she puts other people in danger by letting her big a$$ dogs loose in no fence front yard
That German Shepherd would have absolutely torn that other dog to pieces. You can just tell from his stance, behavior and confidence that he would absolutely wreck that other dog. And then to immediately abort the counter-attack when called off by the owner, that's a well-trained dog. An absolute unit. And let's not forget the other family dog running to the aid too, straight for the kid to protect him.
As a teenager I got taken by a friend into a not so good neighborhood where a lot of the people fought dogs in a hidden vacant field behind them. They had some pit bulls that would scare the life out of you... But they claimed one of the toughest dogs was a German Shepherd which I saw. It was not scary, but they said it knew how to latch on to the side of the pitbull's face and just dominate it.
This dog did exemplary, textbook-style security. 1. Threat identification. 2. Protecting clients. 3. Attack the threat and drive it away from the client. 4. Make sure that child is protected by her mother. 5. The threat has moved away, but keep an eye on it until the end. Excellent....
This is why I love German & Belgian shepherds, if you train them well your kids are always protected, shepherds instincts are way better than other dogs
He knew when to act, how to act and when to stop 😍 Nothing excessive or dramatic, he got the job done and backed off when the dog was back with the owner. It must be so comforting for the parents to know that their child has a four-legged bodyguard 👌🏼❤️🙂
@@jorgeibarra1575 its click-bait. No one is interested in what actually happened as long as it gets views. Clearly it was the dog from over the road running at the other dog and NOT the child.
@@michaelkenny8540For someone who seems so convinced people don't care about clickbait as long as they're entertained, you sure do still like trying to drill it into their heads
Yeah nah. I nearly had the same happen to me as this video but in reverse. The shepard was the attacking dog. Good thing I was a grown man and not a little kid.
I remember my grandfather had a German Shepherd that did the exact same for me when I was a child. Since then, I've always loved that particular dog breed.
That particular breed is very protective over anyone who is considered family or clan. My student who I tutor has a mix one and was protective. Now when I come around I'm being protected. Love it
I had two German shepherds when I was growing up. I kid you not, you can trust them with your life. Unlike other “aggressive” dogs they are extremely gentle with their family/kids and have the courage to go to any extreme to protect them even at the cost of their own life.
Not all of them. My aunt's Sheppard bit her five year old granddaughter, a couple of nicks no stitches needed but had to keep her away from little ones.
This whole “this breed is good. This breed is bad” mentality is why people say any pit bull should be put down. It’s all down to how they’re raised. The problem with certain breeds is that they are more powerful than others. A playful accidental bite might be no big deal with one breed, but that same bite from a pit bull or something else with really powerful jaws can be way more devastating. Don’t blame the breeds Don’t own a dog that you would not be able to physical overpower if you had to. Even the best trained dogs have bad days too. Dogs have a lot of the same emotions as humans. Which means they can be pushed to anger too
@@shredseeker8420 I disagree, you are not wrong. It’s like saying only humans are bad, only men are bad. Only women are bad, or any one of them are good. It all comes to the difference and personality and situation and everything else and their upbringing and experiences Of course each breed has its strengths and weaknesses, but it’s not just about the breed but also how they were raised and what environment and situation makes them tick. Some dogs are just perfect for family while others are not at all. We have a husky and I have seen a lot of videos with huskies. They are aggressive or they destroy the house. Our husky is a cuddle Bear and he doesn’t destroy the house at all and he could easily be next to small children (has been too) he is a gentle giant without the ‘get off my face’ attitude but the ‘what are you doing to my face’ and talking to you in a wonder and complaint. But not all huskies are like that
I watched this several times in awe and it made me emotional. It’s so fascinating to see how the innate nature of this dog saved this child’s life. Every single defensive movement was tactical and essential. I love animals so much. 🧡 #TRIBE
You can tell the difference between a well behaved dog vs one that's uncontrollable, the Shepard wanting to play with his kid owner meanwhile the other dog could care less about the little girl across the street and would prefer to attack the little boy..
the fact that the dog knocked over the kid and stood over him to make sure that the other dog can’t just run around him and get the kid is impressive, quick and smart thinking
@@carter3369 Even if that's true, it was being threatening, and has been taught that it did something wrong (which is true). It wasn't harmed in the process. It's a win/win,and the Good Dog was very Good.
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Excellent guard/protection dog. Not going overboard with its agression, chases off the threat with a calm head, immediately stops when it sees a human get to the other dog, doesn't leave owners/property to give chase. Great dog.
Why aren't you dog-lovers talking about the fact that the German shepherd protected the boy from ANOTHER DOG? Why did a dog leave his territory unprovoked to attack an innocent boy?
@@Tomiwa101 because dog attacks happen more than dogs protecting properly, everyone is looking at the positive side. Attacks happen, but not always will you have a dog defend like that. Not everything has to be negative.
@@geraldinetunstalle6044 No dogs should have to 'earn their keep', because dogs are a member of the family. Plus, since we are the ones that choose to get a pet, we are ones with the responsibilities- not them. If you think a dog needs to do something exceptional like this to be worth the effort/money involved in their care, then you don't really get dogs.
@@spicybiscuit88in my world, everyone has to earn their keep. Even the children are required to start doing what they can do when they are old enough. Why should the dog be any different than the rest of the family members. We all have a role to play.
@@geraldinetunstalle6044 I agree with you. My dogs are pretty useless when it comes to home protection. But boy are they there when I need them emotionally. My one dog does not leave my side when I am hurting physically. He wont let anyone near me and gets upset if someone even my husband or other dog gets between me and him. To me that is him earning his keep. Everyone will define how their pet earns their keep. They all have a role to play whether people want to admit it or not.
I tested up too. Terrifying. When I lived in the country I always carried my pistol. Even w a dog there were always a dog loose. There were Rottweilers, pits down our street. I had large dogs but they’d never stand up to that. Thankfully I never had to put one down. Now I carry a taser. I’ll carry a gun too when I’m w my grandchildren
@@scwheeler24 I won’t let my kids go to the car in my front yard alone and that is one of the top reasons. That & kidnapping of course. We live out in the country and there are always stray dogs running around. Can’t be too careful these days!
I remember when I was walking through the woods behind the house with my German shepherd. A wild boar (serious) came charging at me from across a small brook and as I looked for a tree to get up into my dog immediately got between me and the boar and chased it away. He was on alert trotting and looking around the entire walk back. I love German shepherds.
I have a German Shepherd Retriever Cross. A lovely boy and very gentle and sweet natured. Two dogs ran across the road as we were going for a forest walk and attacked him on either side - totally unprovoked. When I tried to also defend him, one then knocked me over to the ground and stopped me getting up. My brave boy not only defended me and put himself in harms way so I could get up, he then got on top of the most aggressive dog to the point I had then to pull him off as he snapped around its throat. I was really scared he would badly hurt it himself - but he did no damage, just scared it into running off. For weeks afterwards, he was alert when we went on our walks. So a scary experience, but very proud of my boy defending me, himself and yet not becoming a vicious dog in the process.
@@hayabusa1329 I grew up in an area where wild boars roamed the countryside. You would keep your distance and slowly back away. And, yes, I have seen them charge.
That's how we got two stray cats. They got attacked by a neighbours dog and my amstaff (raised by a cat) jumped over the fence and defended the kittens. The female is pretty feral and still doesnʼt let us touch her (it's been 3 months), but it's like our dog is the best thing that ever happened to her. Usually she will keep walking uder the dog. Sit just next to the dog and sleep on the dog. Dog doesnʼt mind. The kitty imprinted like a baby duckling.
Of course it is loved, they got bio weapon as a pet and it works perfectly to intimidate everyone around them. You can see how people-loving doggo lovers are in the replies to your comment 😂
Hero dog knocked his boy down so the attacking dog couldn't grab him quickly by leg or arm while standing. Then attacked the attacker and continued to stay as interceptor while never straying far from the boy. Once the hero dog sees the Mother coming to grab the child it calms down and checks the other dog again and its surroundings. The situational awareness is incredible.
That kind of quick thinking wouldn't even be done by an adult human. Even though we're smarter than dogs, their brains are tuned into protection mode like a switch.
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The dog literally jumped on top of the child to keep the child safe. He stopped and spun on a dime when his owners called him off. What an awesome dog. He loves his kid.
was the German Shepard called off, or simply return to his job of protecting his charge?
It's called training. Trust me, as someone who grew up with shepherds, they're not ALL like this.
He/She didn't jump on top of the child to protect the kid, he was trying to attack the oncoming dog. Still did its job.
@Go to sleep b*tch!!! how did they put their kid in danger when someone else's dog got loose. And they didn't record it a porch camera did.
@@blobbertmcblob4888 Of course not. Who would ever think all of any breed are like this? Golden retrievers are better.
The switch from playfulness to absolute ferocious defence is magnificent.
Amazing sight 😮
That dog is like a muscular dad that is playing house with his daughter before a threat suddenly comes toward her lol
Yeah I noticed that playful strut of the Shepard as it followed the child
Some dogs are really good, others aren't. Good boy of the year award goes to the German Shepherd.
@@sherine9033 I can imagine Vin Diesel lol
Love how the Shepherd's friend was absolutely ready to provide backup too.
Not a Shephard. It is a Turkish Kangal. You can tell by the curled tail and black snout. They’re the most powerful dog in the world.
@@VeritasAtlatic Not a Kangal either. Kangals have floppy ears.
@@VeritasAtlatic It's either a fawn German Shepherd (they can come in that color, it's just rare and off-standard) or a Malinois.
@@scottydawg1234567 Hmm you’re correct! The build, demeanour change and instinct to get between family and threat and everything made me think Kangal that I didn’t even notice the ears! Interesting! Either way they’re a hero! 💜
@@VeritasAtlatic kangals are way bigger than that
Wow. That dog is incredible. And he probably wasn’t even professionally trained. He did everything perfectly.
Edited; since I've received two negative responses from those who can't comprehend basic English, I've decided to rewrite it so a 3rd grader could understand.
Yes Carl I'd say that you're correct.
A good dog needs no training to be an effective defender of his pack [Good training only channels a dogs instinctive traits]
That dog operated purely from instinct.
@@paulgrey8028👌🏾👍🏽
@@paulgrey8028bro you said a bunch of nothing lol. German Shepards are one the smartest dog breeds!! That’s all u had to say and if you didn’t know now you do
@@bobharris7447 Instinct and intelligence are two different things entirely. If you didn't understand my comment then you need to ask your mommy or another adult to explain [sorry but I've neither the time nor the crayons]
Yes but it's a mutt, not a German Shepard
The German shepherd was like, “Nein!”
Lmao yes
And the other dog was like" Scheisse
😂😂😂😂
Lol 🙌
Omg 😂😂😂
The fact that the dog had the instinct to push the kid down to avoid him from running so the dog wouldn’t chase after him just shows how smart dogs are.
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Your comment made my head hurt
@@Koostav Yeah, mine, too. I guess punctuation isn't a thing anymore...
@@KoostavIk I’m dumb aswell but got it after some thought.
You all sound fun at parties. BTW, maybe the three of you are the dumb ones, I got it first time reading it so ..
i love how the dog can switch so fast between being gentle to having to protect. love that
yea i also noticed how the shepard positioned himself over the kid so that way the dog would have a harder time biting him
He play, but he also protec.
@@FelixNothus yea thats really good that the family dog knew of the other dogs intentions and acted instinctually to protect the little boy the big dog is pretty big in comparison to the little boy it could have gone pretty wrong
What a great dog - saved the day. You can tell he's that kids best friend.
That's the definition of a good boy.
Lies again? Holy Quran
@@NazriBhow many braincells did you lose
@@NazriBnot another weird Muslim
Which one?
@@Mendlesonanother weird muslim? Bro be careful of what you’re saying poor ignorant you will never ever smell the fragrance of paradise in not believing in God keep mocking
What a hero! This dog deserves a bushel of treats for the rest of his life.🥰❤️🥰
I mean the decision of pushing his human to tackle incoming dogs from two directions ....
Is just mind boggling!
The second black dog its the backup for the shepeard he is part of the family
yes and thats lowkey racist of you
@@toz_dumannI specialise in that
@@lavatr8322😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing how that Shepherds protective instincts kicked in when he saw the danger coming..He even stands guard and looking back at the threat and back at his family making sure they're ok. What a great guard doggie..
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and yet he didnt continue the attack,he stood guard instead of giving chase...damn good dog
Then the home dog came for back up. Well trained buds.
this video is misinterpreted.
@@jorgeibarra1575 how so?
The Shepherd is like, “hey dumb ass, that fence in your yard is to protect you from ME”
lol
was the other dog a doberman? it seems to me
@@JohnWL-ex1yo probably
Daddy liked this, comment.😁
Amazing! The love this dog has for this little boy is unbelievable.
That poor boy was seconds away from being seriously injured or killed. That dog will forever be his Guardian Angel.
Nah, look at the dogs body language. He was just a excited pup that saw other dogs and wanted to play. His ears were forward when approaching and he didn't put up a fight. Just a misunderstanding but the Shepard did hus job.
Exactly I've always said that about this specific clip the pup wants to play@@oscarkoop2548
@@oscarkoop2548 I was thinking the same thing.. I don’t think it was fair to say that other dog wanted to harm that kid .. I’ve been around dogs all my life and I’m almost 100% sure if the black dog was in attack mode that shepherd would have had a much bigger fight on his hands ..
@@ShawnLamont1997 I tend to think that as well, that the trespassing dog was just coming over for some fun. However, was that trespassing dog a rottweiler? I couldn't quite tell. That wouldn't be my first choice of breed for an outside dog for my young child to be palling around with!
The dog didn't even approach him...
He has two good dogs. The other one ran over there quick, but the shepherd lived up to his name. Loyal, noble, smart.
Excellent point!
The boys other dog went right in as well.👍🏻
This is an old vid and this is the first time I saw there’s a 2nd dog
The other dog was me just chilling in the Sun sitting on my ass like oh shit oh fuck it's happening
@@lukefraney3026 definitely the equivalent of the fire chief coming in full heavy gear after the fires been control to put out to take questions from the media
@@hilairelaplume1616 Lol true
That dog was alert the entire time. Even when the boy made it safely to mom, he wasn't going to stop looking out for him. Truly a dog that loves his little owner.
Most Dog owners will never know that protection breeds will fight to the death to protect the family that it is tide too.
The dog deserves all the love and respect for protecting the girl. I know how close I was to getting bitten by a most probably feral dog once. So, it is great that he protected the girl.
@@Marksman_12 My wife's Dream dog since she was a little girl was poisoned right in our back yard for protecting her. His name was Marley. Marley was the First RCMP validated Search and Rescue Bloodhound in British Columbia Canada just over 20 years ago. Some things are better left unsaid about the Suspect.
@@videocruzer was the suspect black?
@@videocruzer Dogs do get their share of backlash but what happened, as you tell, is nothing short of a crime.
the way the dog stayed and protected his owner, true man's best friend 👌
German shepherd is the best gaurd dog in the world..
The fact that the shepherd was playing right before the incident and still react is impressive.
Always on alert even when it's fun & games. Some breeds are like that. Now a Boxer will do the same but it needs more time to process, a German Shepherd has a heightened situational awareness, much like Dobermanns and Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
It's the best dog breed for a reason
Shepherd dogs are always ready to go full rambo. I have no idea why people prefer pitbulls to shepherds.
Me either . Germans are way smarter dogs
the dogs weren't even concerned with the kid
How he pushed the little boy down in the ditch with perfect timing before he started fighting shows high intelligence.
That was just an epic move, wasn't it?!
I don't know what triggered that other dog to charge at the boy like that, but thank goodness the German Shepherd was there.
Why do people think the dog was going for the kid or they were fighting? They’re obviously neighbors I’m sure they know each other. That dog was trying to play.
@@BobungaShamunga That dog was not coming to play, its tail was straight back, it was in attack mode, not play mode. Also, this video has been posted elsewhere with somments about the situation, how the dogs across the street are out of control and dangerous.
@@TLoumena I stand corrected if there’s background info I didn’t know about. It’s hard to tell from that far away video, I see dogs run up to play like that all the time. Hard to believe that dog would go for the kid knowing the shepherd was right there, but I guess he learned a lesson. Looks like they’re in a rural area but def shouldn’t be letting those dogs run loose.
@@BobungaShamunga that’s fake news the dog was coming to play. I know this because I owned a dog once.
Love the second dog from the house coming in to back up the shepherd. Two very certifiable good boys.
Thank you. I did see two dogs!
You mess with one you mess with all....
But the second dog just came out in plain view and then diasppeared from the video, like
It looks like the second dog ran outside of the house just to escape and go for a run, it totally bypassed them and ignored them and left.
I remember as kids our German Shepherd whenever we had visitors would sit directly in front of us not taking his eyes off of them for a split second until they left he was that protective. Not even a plate of food or treat would distract him from his duty to us.
This video is a great example of both a good dog owner and a bad owner.
Tbf, it seems the dog that attacked might have thought the good dogs were already chasing the kid and thought it was okay to join. Of course that says a lot about the dog
I had a German shepherd in my childhood and it was like a second mother to me and my brothers. It protected us from strangers and danger as we walk on the streets of Mexico.
Love that!
That's beautiful
I had a mutt. He protected me and my sis quite a few times
You mean *she* was like a second mother?
So it's true that Mexico is dangerous?
The way the dog protected the kid is seriously unbelievable IQ level 200
-1st: he knocks the kid on the ground away from the attacking dog's trajectory, and puts himself between the kid & the dog
-then: he starts attacking the attacker and chases him away
-then: when he has chased away the attacking dog to a safe distance (even before the attacking dog's owner reaches his dog), he looks back & heads towards the kid to make sure the kid is safe, once he sees the mother is here he just chills knowing all is well
Absolutely remarkable
this video is misinterpreted.
No one is “attacking”. It’s dog play.
There are two dogs that helped the kid. Amazing none of you see that even after trying so hard to analyze it 😂
Good thing the other dog wasn't a pit bull!
That's Shephard has taken training from the great Maldini...all the great traits of a great defender
The loyalty of a dog is amazing. Many years ago we were walking our Shelty on the street a few houses from ours. A large Shepard across the street started angrily barking from its driveway. Our Shelty ran back to our driveway in fear and watched from there. When the Shepard started walking down its driveway toward us our Shelty immediately went into protect mode and ran back, in spite of her initial obvious fear, got between us and the Shepard and stood it down. They barked at each other a few seconds until the Shepard relented and shyly walked back to its home. Our Shelty stayed with now until we got home. What a good girl.
The Shepherd was probably just flexing its territory and not looking to attack your dog, or any of your group. Of course there are always exceptions and your Shelty wasn't going to take any chances. So while this was (ultimately) probably a non-threatening situation, your Shelty was there for you whatever come what may!
❤
"It's like a Marine protecting your family 24/7" is probably the most accurate description for a German Sheperd.
The way the dog spun around to see where everyone was at and how they were doing after the other owner arrived…. I love shepherds
Dog went from frolicking with their little girl to ready to put in work in half a second. 😂
@@TheMichaelWave1111 The child's a little boy tho 😂
He heard his owner and half stride turned around and stopped. Just amazing obedience, reaction time, and just loyal guard.
Very impressive, to say the least.
He did more than just save the kid. He saved the owner of the other dog a lot of trouble. Pretty sure the guy realized it too. And at least the guy had the decency to ask if the kid was okay. He’ll need to be careful with that dog.
While I do give credit to the owner for being right behind the dog i do hope he brought the dog back into his house and than immediately went to his neighbors house to properly apologize. I also noticed how the owner of the German Shepard was calm even though her kid was in danger and that guy was yelling at his dog even after the dog was already chased away from the boy (=he's yelling not to prevent the attack but to show the dog his displeasure) so I think the owner might be partially responsible for his dogs agression. I cant judge though, I don't know them. And for sure that german shepherd probably also saved the other dogs life, depending on where this was. In my country if a dog bites once I'm pretty sure you have to go back to training and if it's still agressive they sadly are killed, I think.
I don’t feel a lot of compassion for the neighbor. They knew their dog was aggressive towards strangers, but still thought it was a good idea to keep it. And It baffles me that people don’t pay for dog training and choose to gamble their dogs life and the lives of others. This guy is lucky the dog didn’t bite the kid, otherwise he could’ve gone to court for it.
@@s.e.e455 it might be possible he didn’t know it was this aggressive. Maybe he just thought his dog was defensive.
@@rhyswerner1748 When the neighbour reaches for the aggressive dog to control it, the dog reacts to it and the neighbour retracts his hand as fast as possible. This neighbour knows darn well how shitty of a dog they have.
@@Zzinck ohhhhhh I see it now
He gets all the treats for the rest of his days. What an awesome dog!
Seeing this almost brought me to tears. What an amazing dog!?
If you watch this in slo mo you will see that what that Shepard did is mental. He actually pushed the kid down so that the incoming dog will miss it's target, stepped aside as to not collide with the dog, and once the dog missed and went further because of it's momentum, was ready to engage. This was tactical brilliance.
About to watch in slowmo
I just watched in slowmo. I'm sorry to sound like a wimp but seeing it in slowmo made me choke up a little bit. That dog was a true hero.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Jfc you can see it without slo mo. If you really need to slow it down to see it, there's a problem. But then you also felt the need to break down why the dog did this so you're clearly used to dealing with the brain dead and other stupids.
If u watch in super slow mo u can see the dog call 911 and then do some stretches. 😑
If you watch it in SUPER slow mo you can actually see the asshats in the comment section of youtube.
The fact that their other dog was about to jump in it too lol I love it!
Ha Ha - Yeah, I caught that too, that was pretty awesome.
@@poeticnation6251 right lol
Its nowhere to be seen after that make me think it use that scuffle as distraction to bolt out into some park somewhere.
@@poeticnation6251 haha ya but he had ADD
That dog looked like a *gasp* pitbull!!!!!!1!11!11!one and we ALL know how E V I L pitbulls are!!!111!!11111cum
This is a joke. I am joking. Pits are amazing. but still, y'all know the people I'm referring to.
That sweet baby boy I’m glad he’s safe. And that German Shepherd, that precious doggy saying look Mom I did good Mom didn’t I…well trained and ready to protect his best friend❤️
God bless that dog! This warmed my heart. One of my previous doggies, Echo, was a wonderful friend to me. She was an English springer spaniel. She only growled one time. I was about to roll my desk chair back to stand up, and she growled at me. So instead of rolling the chair, I swiveled it and found little Mr. Kitty, all one pound of him, sitting right behind the wheel of my chair with this look of total innocence. I'd been about to wheel onto him! Yikes. I praised Echo repeatedly and gave her lots and lots of love. She was a wonderful friend.
The most impressive thing to me is his quick thinking. Pushes kid out of the other dog’s path, back on the offensive immediately, chases the dog to gain distance between the two, quickly scans the area for more threats all in just a few seconds
And goes back to his owner and the kid on his own, staying near by to make sure they're safe. That's a great dog!
Yea, a high display of intelligence and awareness.
Pure protective instinct, and German shepherds are naturally good at it
It wasn’t “thinking” lol. It’s just a protective instinct.
@@AllenReviews regardless of what you want to call it, not all dogs have it. So it’s impressive nonetheless.
Absolutely incredible dog! What lucky owners they are to have such a loyal and protective dog.
Once mum came running over, the dog stepped down and let mum take the reins. 👏
Hope the dog got a few extra treats ❤
Gonna ask you this because I am an idiot and cant figure it out , which dog is attack dog and which one is savior dag and what category is the third dog in ?
@@miachelsanta7763the black dogs are the attackers but the white one is german shepsherd which is the savior of the kid, ur question is not stupid. 😊
They really should have been watching their own kid shows how irresponsible they are that the dog had to come in first and not any of the parents
@@miachelsanta7763the owner has two dogs. The all-black and the shepherd. My guess the second doggo was just back up.
@@miachelsanta7763the light coloured dog (German shepherd) is the hero. The small dark dog, is from same household as the German shepherd I would think. And that dog came to help the German shepherd when see the German shepherds reaction to the other dog. The long legs dark dog (first one running in the video) was the assaulter.
You can see that the assulter dog came from the house, and as soon as it ran past it’s owner, he ran after it trying to stop it.
Now the only thing that I find unclear is; did the assult dog see the German shepherd at attacking the boy and want to save the boy, but came in a way that seemed like an attack in itself or did it see them playing and wanted to join, no fence or lead stopping it, so it ran over to play, but the run was too aggressive, so others reacted as if the dog was attacking or last scenario; the assault dog decided to attack the boy. Now if that is true, they need to check for mental illnesses in the dogs brain (there is a illness in dogs that they get in the brain, that some get where they simply attack for no reason and the only cure, for it is to unfortunately have to put them down)
Plus you can not trust a dog that attacks like that as much anymore.
My own husky was attacked by an off leash dog, where his tail was bitten. Over 4 years ago, and he still reacts to some other dogs. However we keep our dog on lead 100 % of the time. Since they are animals, you can never 100% control them, at the end of the day, nature is their strongest instinct. The good and bad side of it as shown on this video. Hope that helped
El Pastor Alemán en ningún momento pierde de vista a su protegido es de admirar👏, Dios bendiga a todos💙
German Shepard : THIS IS WHAT WE TRAIN FOR!
I’ve grew up with nothing but German shepherds my whole life. I can tell you this. You do not and will not mess with one of their kids. That kid is part of the pack and both dogs jumped in no hesitation. We as humans sometimes don’t deserve these animals. Amazing display of what treating the dog well and returning the same loyalty as they show you.
Deserve them ??? We made them 😂😂
Really you grew up with just a german shepherd? No school or mum or food or clothes? Just a german shepherd? How did you survive bro? 😃
@@CADPond the german shepards clearly
@@CADPond obviously not?
@@shoretea3745 and? They still deserve respect because they continue to be loyal.
The second dog came to the rescue as well, just a little later but they came as well. This child is well protected . That’s beautiful 😁💕❤️
Second dog had the spirit, but where the hell did it go? Beelined straight out of frame and never came back
@@Jarekx2007I don't know what they were doing but I like to imagine they were going to flank the other dog but realized the fight was over
@@Jarekx2007lmaooooo
@@Jarekx2007Lmao 😭
это идиотизм собака не спасёт от машины. отпускать мелкого рядом с дорогой .
What a gentle, noble warrior!❤
My Grandparents ALWAYS had German Shepherds when I was a child. I have memories of visiting them and they always loved all over me and my siblings. They'd sit with us and almost assumed a kind of "guarding" role. They love kids and are so intelligent and loyal.
Such a good dog (Please tell me you guys gave your dog a BIG steak dinner for this brave act - DEFINITELY well deserved). Glad your baby is alright.
served by the kid while petting his hero dog.
I'd be serving my dog a tomahawk steak 😁👌
No, the President came by and gave the dog a gold medal for bravery.
But their other dog should only get a milk bone. It ran by, barked and then left.
@@mcdragon0123 LOL not our president. He doesn't give a damn about our children unless it's to sniff their hair.
That dog had been waiting his whole life to show his appreciation and love to his family and when the time came, answered the call. ❤️ Mad love
Did the dog tell you all this? This is so heartwarming. A dog wants his owner to get attacked so he can defend him🥺❤️
@@AC-es7uu Shhh, stop talking to me Bot
pretty sure the dog was not hoping the child would be attacked .
@Vincent Shadetree I’m sure you’re the type of guy who doesn’t often talk bs but when you talk bs then it’s real big bs. Have a nice day
Yep my blue healer is a fiend like this shepherd.
he/she should be lavishly awarded for that!!!❤❤ I hope that carer will appreciate what her dog has done to her child❤
I like the third dog that exists for 2 seconds and then decides it doesn't wanna be part of this plot.
Вторая собака, судя по крику девочки слева, шла на ее охрану.
Why do I keep playing this over and over?!? Guess I’ve never seen anything so perfectly executed. I thank God for creating such intelligent, loyal creatures. Love this!
God bless you
@@bronz7053 Thank you, lovely @Bronz God bless you as well 🙏🏽 xo Donna
Same here. It's such a beautiful moment. Thank God for this beautiful protector!
@@crystalscool Yes, thank God! 🐾 Merry Christmas!
same lol
I love how the dog starts off so peaceful and just trotting along playfully with the kid. And then it instantly recognizes a threat and goes into attack mode. Thats such a good doggo. Many many treats and belly rubs after that
it wanted to play it barely attacked but the the owners still need to train their dog
shepard didn’t like it so it defends itself
i call this video bullcrap
@@rip_ckevfan88 "it wanted to play "
You have clearly never owned a dog. That dog is in attack mode not play mode and was only stopped by the German Shepherd
@@rip_ckevfan88man you’re thick
I like how no one is blaming the owner.... the owner stepped into action and you can see he asked "is the baby ok?" pure sweetheart, dog just attacked.
That family will forever treasure that dog, more than ever before. Absolutely wonderful. I hope that dog got lots of treats for that.
He jumped on top of that kid and once the kid was safe he went after the other dog. That was freaking awesome. He was like, stayed down, I GOT THIS. They better had given him a steak dinner that night. LOL hope the little boy is okay and not too traumatized. That was a lot to go through. Even before it happened, you could see how the German Shepherd plays with the little boy. He was frolicking around him and wagging his tail and playing with him. What a great dog.
They better be giving him steak every day.
Looks like it was keeping the child from the street but who knows. That thing across the street needs to be put down immediately. children aren't safe in that community which is unacceptable.
Good dog. As a child, I had a 110 lbs, not fat just BIG Golden Retriever who saved me from a neighbor's aggressive dog. It's crazy how quickly a nice, goofy, ball of joy will switch into GET DOWN MR PRESIDENT mode when their boy/girl are threatened. Every kid needs a dog.
Perfect post
My first cat when I was little was like that, too. He was a playful sweetheart (and trickster) with my family, but also very protective. He would discreetly follow me and my siblings around the neighborhood when we took walks or played with neighbor kids, and on several occasions when human or animal was threatening anyone in the family, he instantly turned into a 9-pound Bengal tiger. Beautiful sweet cat, but tough as nails in a fight against cat or dog.
I used to have three dogs as a kid and it was amazing. Always felt like they were protecting us growing up. Sadly, now we can't afford to have any dogs.
I'm sorry but GET DOWN MR PRESIDENT was too funny 🤣 😂 😆
Bro the "GET DOWN MR PRESIDENT" killed me💀
I love German Shepherds. We have one that did something similar. Their natural instinct to protect their loved ones is second to none.
Wow this got me emotional ❤ I love German shepherds I had one and now I have another one they are amazing ❤
I have always loved German Shepherds since my uncles saved me from drowning when I was 4. Arrow was a super intelligent dog, followed me down to the dock and pulled me out after I fell in. If he hadn't, no one would have heard my cries for help.
Glory to God
What a lovely ending, im glad your okay.
#OneMessageFoundation
Wow, beautiful. ❤️💫🌍
The dog knew what was coming and he was ready.
@@samj1185 It’s amazing really. Within a split second he developed and executed his defensive strategy flawlessly.
Dogs are amazing. Even my little Boston Terrier showed some incredible protective behavior at a park once, when I was dealing with a creepy stranger. I miss him so much. RIP Manny 🐶👼
RIP
My 14 year old BT Jackson passed in July. The best dogs ever. RIP to Manny as well. 💕
Dog only kind to its owner but always attack everyone else. Dog shouldn't be a pet
Your little Manny is a little angel in heaven now. One day we will reunite with our furbabies. RIP Manny. Sorry for your loss. We never forget them.
My doodle, pretty useless at it still tried. A dog knocked me down and she stayed right by my side doing her best to fight off the dog till the owner came running out. Quite surprised me she did. She got lots of praise. It’s just not in her nature
German Shepherds are the best. Instinctively protective but not aggressive.
the way he pushed her down to protect her! I hope that good baby got a pup cup and all the lovins
The shepherd deserves the best and healthiest food for the rest of its life .... and all the hugs possible. What a masterful champion of dogs!! Once the attack started, the shepherd was truly like a guided missle!! And target was the enemy dog!!! Our hero is an ACE!!
Fur missile
Okay I get the picture now the family dog knock the girl down for a reason because the cross street neighbor dog try to get to her but couldn't because she was knock down little girl scared but not harm and the owner dog grab him and told him go home whoa scary experience 😬yikes.
Everyone seems to be praising the German Shepard, why isn't there crucial criticism for the parents responsible for the little girl? Seriously F The Lot of You
Healthiest food? Nah mate he wants a Big Mac
@@VSBerlinael polo loco
The mother's scream reaches me. That fear that she was about to see her baby mauled. Family is very blessed they have a wonderful dog who protected their child. ❤️
The realization that she's left herself completely helpless in a world where nobody helps, and nobody is responsible for their own safety. It's a mistake most people only get to make once.
@@domenik8339she didn’t do anything wrong
@@eventingeditz11 It is absolutely normal! In a perfect world, there would be nothing at all wrong with what she did.
But back in reality land, leaving yourself completely defenseless on a daily basis is not wise, and it easily could have cost her or her daughters life. Gambling your life and your children's life because you aren't mentally, physically, or materially ready for things that happen every day across this nation. It's a mistake.
You may need pepper spray, a knife, or a gun once in your whole life. Maybe even never. But if you don't have it the day you need it, it's lights out. Speaking from experience here unfortunately.
She's lucky, she got a second chance. Most don't.
@@eventingeditz11 letting your big dog loose in the yard without a fence is called being a selfish moron, if she wanna risk her child safety then none of other people business but she puts other people in danger by letting her big a$$ dogs loose in no fence front yard
@@eventingeditz11 Oh yes, the front yard
The other dog might not have been going to attack, but that little girl's protector wasn't taking that chance.
Excellent dog, best friend.
That German Shepherd would have absolutely torn that other dog to pieces. You can just tell from his stance, behavior and confidence that he would absolutely wreck that other dog. And then to immediately abort the counter-attack when called off by the owner, that's a well-trained dog. An absolute unit. And let's not forget the other family dog running to the aid too, straight for the kid to protect him.
As a teenager I got taken by a friend into a not so good neighborhood where a lot of the people fought dogs in a hidden vacant field behind them. They had some pit bulls that would scare the life out of you... But they claimed one of the toughest dogs was a German Shepherd which I saw. It was not scary, but they said it knew how to latch on to the side of the pitbull's face and just dominate it.
The other dog was limping. I think he got him
That shepherd almost gotbthe other dog in the face with a bite. Lol
This dog did exemplary, textbook-style security.
1. Threat identification.
2. Protecting clients.
3. Attack the threat and drive it away from the client.
4. Make sure that child is protected by her mother.
5. The threat has moved away, but keep an eye on it until the end.
Excellent....
Jees, do you gotta call them clients
@@briannadickson2884 explaining from professional personal security perspective I'm pretty sure
6. Collect payment with nice bonus
@@briannadickson2884 Give the good boy credit, he was more of a professional than many humans
Protecting clients? I think you meant to say Protecting Patients
This is why i absolutely love German Shepherds.
This is why I love German & Belgian shepherds, if you train them well your kids are always protected, shepherds instincts are way better than other dogs
He knew when to act, how to act and when to stop 😍
Nothing excessive or dramatic, he got the job done and backed off when the dog was back with the owner. It must be so comforting for the parents to know that their child has a four-legged bodyguard 👌🏼❤️🙂
Our German Shepherd dude the same for me and my sister
To protect from the 4 legged predator.
this video is misinterpreted.
@@jorgeibarra1575 its click-bait. No one is interested in what actually happened as long as it gets views. Clearly it was the dog from over the road running at the other dog and NOT the child.
@@michaelkenny8540For someone who seems so convinced people don't care about clickbait as long as they're entertained, you sure do still like trying to drill it into their heads
One of the finest breeds in the world; noble and loyal.
Yes but not a German Shephard. Turkish Kangal. 💜
They should instruct women.
Yeah nah. I nearly had the same happen to me as this video but in reverse. The shepard was the attacking dog. Good thing I was a grown man and not a little kid.
@carltonbanks5470 they can be territorial and aggressive. I'm not a big fan either, they've been aggressive towards me a few times.
@@jaimhaas5170
Yall bring women into anything, jesus christ.
That's why dogs are definitely our best friends, their loyalty and devotion to their family pack is absolute ❤
the attacking dog's owner probably also think the same way about his own dog
Dogs are beautiful man what amazing creatures.
"get your ass over there!" I felt that.😂
I remember my grandfather had a German Shepherd that did the exact same for me when I was a child. Since then, I've always loved that particular dog breed.
That particular breed is very protective over anyone who is considered family or clan. My student who I tutor has a mix one and was protective. Now when I come around I'm being protected. Love it
liar
this video is misinterpreted.
this video is misinterpreted.
That's pretty cool! Did your grandfather train the dog to do that, or was he already trained?
German Shepherds are known to protect their owners children. Magnificent dog!
凄い正義感が素晴らしい買い主をすぐに守る😢
The german shepherd pushed his kid to the ground to protect his jugular, thats some next level stuff!
Really is.
Great insight!
No, the kids was just in his way. And i the other dog was attacking the german shpererd not the kid
@@Madmax-jg7kw agree
@@Madmax-jg7kw hahaha.. did you see the attacker dog straigt up to the kid?.. are you blind?
The tried it again for the 2nd time
I had two German shepherds when I was growing up. I kid you not, you can trust them with your life. Unlike other “aggressive” dogs they are extremely gentle with their family/kids and have the courage to go to any extreme to protect them even at the cost of their own life.
Just to put a twist on that, my grandmas German Shepard bit me when I was 4 and I had to go to hospital
Not all of them. My aunt's Sheppard bit her five year old granddaughter, a couple of nicks no stitches needed but had to keep her away from little ones.
I guess with those two accounts with kids I stand corrected 🤷♂️
This whole “this breed is good. This breed is bad” mentality is why people say any pit bull should be put down.
It’s all down to how they’re raised.
The problem with certain breeds is that they are more powerful than others. A playful accidental bite might be no big deal with one breed, but that same bite from a pit bull or something else with really powerful jaws can be way more devastating.
Don’t blame the breeds
Don’t own a dog that you would not be able to physical overpower if you had to.
Even the best trained dogs have bad days too.
Dogs have a lot of the same emotions as humans.
Which means they can be pushed to anger too
@@shredseeker8420 I disagree, you are not wrong. It’s like saying only humans are bad, only men are bad. Only women are bad, or any one of them are good. It all comes to the difference and personality and situation and everything else and their upbringing and experiences
Of course each breed has its strengths and weaknesses, but it’s not just about the breed but also how they were raised and what environment and situation makes them tick. Some dogs are just perfect for family while others are not at all. We have a husky and I have seen a lot of videos with huskies. They are aggressive or they destroy the house. Our husky is a cuddle Bear and he doesn’t destroy the house at all and he could easily be next to small children (has been too) he is a gentle giant without the ‘get off my face’ attitude but the ‘what are you doing to my face’ and talking to you in a wonder and complaint. But not all huskies are like that
That’s why German shepherds are my favourite breed.
He is not only loyal but also smart he knows how to defend it's loved ones, good techniques.
I watched this several times in awe and it made me emotional. It’s so fascinating to see how the innate nature of this dog saved this child’s life. Every single defensive movement was tactical and essential. I love animals so much. 🧡 #TRIBE
Agreed and same. I’ve watched this video so many times.
What about the animal that was about to maul a kid?
@@easttowest7839 Probably something to do with the natural reflex that dogs have that makes them chase small animals that turn their back and run
@@easttowest7839 What about it? I'm supposed to hate all dogs now? Let's be realistic here. #TRIBE
Truly amazing❤
You can see how the dog loves the child, plays with him and sees him as part of his pack.
You can tell the difference between a well behaved dog vs one that's uncontrollable, the Shepard wanting to play with his kid owner meanwhile the other dog could care less about the little girl across the street and would prefer to attack the little boy..
@@rhey81 *Couldn't care less.
Love the breed..but I know other dig breeds have saved lives...Oh so thankful for this guardian
the fact that the dog knocked over the kid and stood over him to make sure that the other dog can’t just run around him and get the kid is impressive, quick and smart thinking
What a loving dog he was quick to defend his family
The literal definition of a Good Dog.
The dog was running over to play with the other dog, not to attack the child.
Lol 0:30 Came to bite.
@@carter3369 Even if that's true, it was being threatening, and has been taught that it did something wrong (which is true). It wasn't harmed in the process. It's a win/win,and the Good Dog was very Good.
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I love how the dogs owner turned around to apologize lol
Having German Sheperds, I cannot imagine have any other bread of dog. There is no match for their loyalty and absolute love for their family.
He presents training in 7 days. Each of 7 items are commands that he believes a dog should know. They are presented in part ii of the book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq . The parts of the guideare divided: part i know your dog part ii the seven commands part iii cures for 7 behavior problems. Each chapter presents a topic, a dog's story, and a "what to do". It was written simply and you can jump from chapter to chapter to review anything as needed.
Excellent guard/protection dog. Not going overboard with its agression, chases off the threat with a calm head, immediately stops when it sees a human get to the other dog, doesn't leave owners/property to give chase. Great dog.
german sheperds are rational af. More than most humans nowerdays.
Why aren't you dog-lovers talking about the fact that the German shepherd protected the boy from ANOTHER DOG? Why did a dog leave his territory unprovoked to attack an innocent boy?
@@Tomiwa101 because dog attacks happen more than dogs protecting properly, everyone is looking at the positive side. Attacks happen, but not always will you have a dog defend like that. Not everything has to be negative.
@@Tomiwa101 Dumbfucks that didn't keep theirs on a leash or train it, or have it euthanized if it's just aggressive. Pretty simple that.
@@Tomiwa101troll
Thats a great dog protecting that child like that. U literally couldn't ask for one better. Thats exactly how our Husky is with our 5 yr old daughter
He even knocks over and hovers over his baby before attacking. ❤ Good dog ❤
Now that’s a dog I don’t mind having. He or she earns their keep. 🏆👏🏽🙌
Pets don't have to "earn their keep".
@@kathrynhoward4196 your pet may not have to earn their keep and that’s cool for you.
@@geraldinetunstalle6044 No dogs should have to 'earn their keep', because dogs are a member of the family. Plus, since we are the ones that choose to get a pet, we are ones with the responsibilities- not them. If you think a dog needs to do something exceptional like this to be worth the effort/money involved in their care, then you don't really get dogs.
@@spicybiscuit88in my world, everyone has to earn their keep. Even the children are required to start doing what they can do when they are old enough. Why should the dog be any different than the rest of the family members. We all have a role to play.
@@geraldinetunstalle6044 I agree with you. My dogs are pretty useless when it comes to home protection. But boy are they there when I need them emotionally. My one dog does not leave my side when I am hurting physically. He wont let anyone near me and gets upset if someone even my husband or other dog gets between me and him. To me that is him earning his keep. Everyone will define how their pet earns their keep. They all have a role to play whether people want to admit it or not.
That scream sent chills down my spine and made me tear up instantly. Poor baby was terrified.
u bishes are always emotional
Same here! You could hear the fear in his yell for his mom!
I tested up too. Terrifying. When I lived in the country I always carried my pistol. Even w a dog there were always a dog loose. There were Rottweilers, pits down our street. I had large dogs but they’d never stand up to that. Thankfully I never had to put one down. Now I carry a taser. I’ll carry a gun too when I’m w my grandchildren
@@scwheeler24 I won’t let my kids go to the car in my front yard alone and that is one of the top reasons. That & kidnapping of course. We live out in the country and there are always stray dogs running around. Can’t be too careful these days!
@@brittanirothenfluh3154 exactly
As a trained zoologist I wasn't expecting to see so many animal behaviour experts here 😂😂
The dog: "COME GET YOUR DOG!" 🤣
I remember when I was walking through the woods behind the house with my German shepherd. A wild boar (serious) came charging at me from across a small brook and as I looked for a tree to get up into my dog immediately got between me and the boar and chased it away. He was on alert trotting and looking around the entire walk back. I love German shepherds.
I'm so glad you were guarded - a charging boar can easily kill you. A German Shepherd will never let you down...don't leave home without her/him!
I had a German shepherd, her name was Jenna, my best friend through childhood. She loved football.. I miss her greatly. Best dogs
I have a German Shepherd Retriever Cross. A lovely boy and very gentle and sweet natured. Two dogs ran across the road as we were going for a forest walk and attacked him on either side - totally unprovoked. When I tried to also defend him, one then knocked me over to the ground and stopped me getting up.
My brave boy not only defended me and put himself in harms way so I could get up, he then got on top of the most aggressive dog to the point I had then to pull him off as he snapped around its throat. I was really scared he would badly hurt it himself - but he did no damage, just scared it into running off. For weeks afterwards, he was alert when we went on our walks.
So a scary experience, but very proud of my boy defending me, himself and yet not becoming a vicious dog in the process.
@@darrylrotrock7816its a boar not a bull
@@hayabusa1329 I grew up in an area where wild boars roamed the countryside. You would keep your distance and slowly back away. And, yes, I have seen them charge.
That's how we got two stray cats. They got attacked by a neighbours dog and my amstaff (raised by a cat) jumped over the fence and defended the kittens. The female is pretty feral and still doesnʼt let us touch her (it's been 3 months), but it's like our dog is the best thing that ever happened to her. Usually she will keep walking uder the dog. Sit just next to the dog and sleep on the dog. Dog doesnʼt mind. The kitty imprinted like a baby duckling.
My heart 😭 I love dogs. Not only are they are loyal and protective over people they love but very intelligent animals.
You can tell this dog is well loved by the family.
You can tell that guy knows he has violent. See how ready he was to chase those asshole dogs. Dogs should be put down and owners locked up!
The dog look very happy to play with the kid at the started of vid
@@Me-qp8vz Many people should also be put down
@@peterbrown8880 Correct
Of course it is loved, they got bio weapon as a pet and it works perfectly to intimidate everyone around them. You can see how people-loving doggo lovers are in the replies to your comment 😂
Hero dog knocked his boy down so the attacking dog couldn't grab him quickly by leg or arm while standing. Then attacked the attacker and continued to stay as interceptor while never straying far from the boy. Once the hero dog sees the Mother coming to grab the child it calms down and checks the other dog again and its surroundings. The situational awareness is incredible.
@loxandbagels Amazing!
That kind of quick thinking wouldn't even be done by an adult human. Even though we're smarter than dogs, their brains are tuned into protection mode like a switch.
@@SWINDLA87 👊🏽 Bam!
Perfect example of a protection and not undue aggression.