0:30 That you trusted your 10 year old son and let him have the responsibility of filming this makes me smile as a dad myself. Good on him for the camera work!
@Mark Teena a single bite can be traumatising brah You act like you are high on Masculinity vids brah. Those vids aren't for 10 year olds brah Those are for adults or at most teenagers 10 is no age to show bravery
@@therealslimshady6763 ok yall shut up with all this brah talking. the point is the man knows what hes doing. not like he put the boy in a cage with a lion
PLEASE MORE OF THIS!!! Seeing 2 huge "Scary" breeds playing and being soft like this is so good to see, please more normalising of big dogs not being scary please.
This thread is a classic example of with great power comes great responsibility. Big dogs require a big dog owner, they aren’t tonka trucks folks, there to entertain big kids. They require a strong minded and responsible Alpha owner to MAKE THEM good pets & more importantly, good dogs.
Wait until a "scary" pit attacks you and your dogs or your child. There's a good reason to be scared. I'm fearful of them because a pit attack lead to me euthanizing two dogs on the same day at the same time after hours of agony waiting to be seen at the pet ER. Of course they are scary. They are the biggest offenders and for some reason have the largest group of defenders out there. I find it purely naive and dangerous thinking to look at a pit and not respect the power it has. I don't care how sweet or cute it looks - I'm packing if I know they'll around.
And that's the problem - pits are strong dogs and they are pushed onto people from shelters and advocacy groups no matter the abilities of the potential owner. Everytime I see someone walking a pit I wonder if they know how to dominate their dog and incapacitate it in case it attacks. In my case, the owner didn't know but my neighbor did. Didn't save my dogs though.
Yes! I really wish you could edit your initial apology for the camera work. Express your gratitude to your ten-year old son for his contribution manning the camera for this session. Done. Truthful. Concise. And most of all, avoids diminishing your son in a public forum.
I don't necessarily need to see an aggressive/reactive dog with a muzzle to success, but I really like the voice-over narrative, describing the play-by-play action, especially the subtle body language.
"She's a Bull: she pulls Hard. When she wants to Get to something: She Gets There." In no uncertain terms, I love it 🐕. It perfectly describes female pits on a leash 2:56
That is the only reason I didn't walk them when I volunteered at my local shelter. I wasn't ever scared of them but I am pretty slight so if they get distracted and decide to go I am not going to be able to stop them. Kind of funny actually, I can keep other much larger dogs under control but even a small pitbull can drag me pretty easily. But other than that I actually did pretty well around the pitbulls at the shelter, I often would sit and just talk to the ones that were considered aggressive and help calm them down. Fortunately the shelter I volunteered at was a no kill and all the pitts and other more aggressive dogs went to a rescue in Oklahoma where they rehabilitated and rehomed them or they stayed at the rescue if they couldn't be rehomed for various reasons.
Describes my female English Bulldog to a T. She's also a marker. And she humps other dogs, including unneutered male dogs. She was quite a handful but one of my best dogs ever. She passed away last year. She was 13 years old. I thought she'd be bullying dogs until she's 20.
Considering your son is a novice cameraman, he did really good. All you needed was an initial explanation that he was doing your filming and he was new and no apologies. We don't get better unless we do something. And the more we do, the better we get. Props to your son. Also, to the dog thing, it was entirely cute watching Prince and this girl Matcha get along so amazingly. Yes, is it fun watching Prince beat down another dog? Yes. But seeing you two work with dogs and help them is what people want to see. The 'action' brings them in, the real work is what keeps people interested.
I love seeing Prince so happy!! My dog plays with my friend’s dog just like this - I’m happy to hear you describe that type of play as “best friend stuff”. Warms my heart haha
Honestly this one made me tear up. Seeing her playing made me so happy. PLEASE post more of these, it's important for people to see what good dog behavior and play looks like. This is what people should reinforce when dogs play, and always seeing the really bad dog videos doesn't show this crucial fun
My pit mix and my cousin's husky played and laid on each other like this their first, second, and third time hanging out. He lost trust in his husky at some point and stopped socializing him with any dogs other than his brother's and they haven't seen one another in years now. Hearing Joel call it "best friend stuff" made me unexpectedly sad for my pup.
I also really like seeing Prince having a great time. He works with a bunch of ahole dogs. Seeing the two of them expressing joy is wonderful! Your narrative makes it even better.
It's nice to see an occasional example of what friendly play looks like. A lot of inexperienced dog owners don't know. Your son's camera work is fine btw.
The rescue dog I picked up in June is a pit. He gets a little stiff at first around other dogs, but I've never seen him show anything but friendliness. I'm always ready, in case.
Just keep socialising him. Even if another dog goes for him, bring him back to teach him that getting sat down isn't the end of the world and that not all dogs are like that. Owners that never socialise their dog again because some other dog in a bad mood had a go are doing their dog a disservice.
To think there's people out there who like to see dogs fight and tear each other apart. Horrible. This is what I like to see, dogs playing, having fun together. It's so good to see that, they're like children at a playground. My mood has been improved after watching this. Thank you for the work you do and don't worry, your kid did great recording them!
Prince is so IN LOVE with her lmao it's adorable. I hope you're able to get these two together in the future for just a play date or something, hell I'd watch that!
I don't think people realize how important it is to teach your dog to be calm. Prince has good temperament and training on top. It's great seeing confident dogs help others.
I'm so happy you're no nonsense with everyone, the dogs, the owners, even the comments here on TH-cam. I'm so happy to see you're being strict and setting up boundries with the animals. I grew up in a rescue center for dogs and cats and all types of animals, and I get super annoyed when I see owners being so lenient with their dogs, letting them be rude. The intention isn't to hurt the dogs, its just speaking to them in a way they actually understand. I can't believe people complain about the muzzle too. What're they expecting "No, I'll just let my own dog that I use to help other peoples dogs get mauled because the little doggie doesn't like the muzzle that stops them sinking their teeth into Prince". Fair play man, love your stuff ^_^
I used a ton of Joel’s tips with my reactive german shepherd when he first met a family member’s husky/shepherd mix. He was able to earn getting off leash and off muzzle progressively and she was a fantastic helper dog. They got so comfortable with each other and she’s going to be a regular visitor for him!
Prince and this dog are so cute 🥰 I love when traditionally more "ferocious" looking dogs play and are adorable with each other. It's so heart melting haha
Love love love this video!! Prince met his soul mate! Love on first site. Love how the two dogs just got so comfortable with each other right away once she was off leash and the muzzle. The owners would have never have known that she could be so good with a dog like this. Amazing! So great to see diff picture of pitbull here.
reminds me of my golden. has a rotty soulmate. been inseparable since the day they met. they both have other friends but with each other it's just... different.
Plsss post more like these! I love how you explain their behavior and It’s not a bad interaction this time. Just 2 dogs harmonizing and prince being adorable. Also I think it’s helpful to understand normal/positive interactions between dogs
walked up to a front door that was open and a pity sprinted at me barking and i didnt flinch or move and it backed down. owner came over freaking out and was shocked it didnt touch me and i had to give her some tips with aggression. had an abused aggressive border collie for 12 years now. just found this channel and love it!
I’ve learned so much by watching these videos. Had a teachable moment while walking passed by a neighbor dog and it was on a thin wire tie out it’s was aggressive and lunges at us on street. Owner came out and held the dogs I’m guessing they were scared of them getting off tie out. My perked up and I did the knee bump correction amd it got their attention and looked right at me and never barked and we walked on well behaved and not one lunge or bark. I was so proud of him and myself this technique worked. Thank you!
I love this video. I'd like to see more like these. It's helpful because it's good to learn what happy play behavior looks like, too. The more behaviors I see - both good and bad - the more confident I feel in recognizing them in my dog and in dogs we encounter in the real world.
Your son did an impressive job for a 10 year old. The camera work was adequate to make the video worth watching and I'm sure he'd only improve over time! Also, I think it's great that you're involving him and giving him real responsibilities.
Thank you for zooming in and educating others about ALL the body language. The positive and the negative, every bit of it is important to your viewers. From one teacher to another, I’m sending you loads of appreciation.
So beautiful. My intact cane Corso does so well with spayed female dogs. And these female dogs love him too. So weird. He interacts just like Prince with these dogs. Amazing!!!!
I have found in my work with dogs(rescue work) that an easy trigger can be the other dog being unstable, or the owner not taking charge and leaving the dog to take the lead. At that point, the dog feels it must protect the owner which can lead to all kinds of aggressive behaviors with the owner and on the property. Removing a dog to a neutral zone without the owner usually uncovers this I have had several dogs come in with very aggressive behavior that took just a couple weeks to correct. Great video. Blessings
Great job on video. Sometimes when girl dogs have had puppies before in life intact males know it. Not sure what her background is. Glad she found a friend
I think these videos are important, to show what improvement looks like, and the signs for progression in behavior improvement just as much as when things are getting worse
Your son did a great job! You have to start somewhere, and good you can guide him. Dogs were completely amazing!! Thank you for sharing this type video!
Seeing a successful friendship gives me hope. I have been fostering a bully who has come so far and desperately wants to be near dogs but she spent two years in a cage and has no social skills. ☮️🐾🐾
We absolutely need more of these!!!! It's really helpful to have you pointing out and explaining the dog behavior and signs!!! Maybe even do some slo-mo replay in the editing/explanation.
I love seeing these pittie videos. Please keep them coming. Your loose leash walking technique has done great things for my 6 year old rescue male staffy.
It's important to show more of this. People need to see how best friend play looks like. And also that it's important to supervise even best friend play. Cause like the humping there can always be something that needs to be corrected. Love your channel. Subscribed!
I think your son did a great job! I like both kinds of videos, the aggressive / difficult dogs and the easy dogs. I can pick up more subtle behavioral cues the more I watch a variety of interactions. Thank you for all you do!
I would love too see more video like this as it really nice to see dogs being happy, playing well together. It nice to see and learn more about their body language. Beautiful dogs so much in love 😍 Keep up with the amazing work you do.
So glad I found your channel! I love watching your videos and I have grown more confident in how I train. Thank you so much for sharing your sessions with us!
As 5 years of being a dog daycare worker and now getting hired as a trainer apprentice you have taught me more than all of the past experience i’ve had with dogs, the play on this video was so extremely helpful with helping me understand body language so thank you
Most other videos I've watched have a lot of gradual progression. With this one, a switch was flipped as soon as you gave her the treat at the beginning. Please keep posting more like this!
Love Prince's move where he slides in on the left side of his face, neck and tucks his front leg under. He is obviously not thinking she might get nasty.
I'd be happy to even just see a compilation of your success stories, and an explanation of why those little moments worked so well. Knowing what good things look like is fun too! Get you some good free sample music and compile some cute footage. This was a great video, its nice to see how sweet she was with him, and what it looks like when a dog is genuinely excited to meet a friend!
Prince as usual is a king among dogs. Also I think Prince was definitely hearing some good disco or Marvin Gaye tunes in his head when he started being pals with this pit lass!
Love seeing both kinds of videos. I learn a lot from the videos where things don’t go this smoothly, but I also learn from videos like these. Either way, my learning so much is largely b/c you’re so good at pointing things out & explaining. Thank you!
Love watching these type of videos. They help me understand my Lab girl better when she is with her best buds in the field. This is soulmate stuff for sure. 🐾🐾🐾🐾🇬🇧💕
I don't know how much of a success this is. It's pretty obvious that was love at first sight 😂 On a more serious note, it's definitely great for that pit bull to have this kind of reference and memory for future encounters with other dogs.
I watched this a while back (now new fon/account) and seeing it again love it even more! It's great to see success stories! It's not totally simple cuz u were concerned enough to use the muzzle. Beautiful descriptions of body language. My 9-yr-old street-rescue pit & 1-yr-old street-rescue pit did the "best friends" move their first day together (& pretty much every day since lol) and it makes me so happy! Thanks for the teaching🐾❤️
Love these videos, all of them. So helpful, I really do not care if it's your son or your cousin filming, the learning moments are plenty! I saw she had a bit of a limp already coming in. So you did spot something.
In all your videos, I have never seen Prince be so cute and puppyish as he is with her. I'm glad he gets a break from the dogs that stress him out.
Yea it’s nice to see prince just chilling
it was just puppy love haha
Prince found his princess 🤣
We demand more videos of Prince being cute like this. 🤣
😂❤️💯‼️🐶
Yup ✨🥰✨
Yes!
Same here . And we want romantic music . Please
Prince has been cute in all the videos I’ve seen!
“He’s so into her and I’m not sure why.” I can totally relate.
She did me so wrong
0:30 That you trusted your 10 year old son and let him have the responsibility of filming this makes me smile as a dad myself. Good on him for the camera work!
That's awful
If the Pit gets it
Boom bye
But ofc Prince was there to counter that
@Mark Teena a single bite can be traumatising brah
You act like you are high on Masculinity vids brah. Those vids aren't for 10 year olds brah
Those are for adults or at most teenagers
10 is no age to show bravery
@@therealslimshady6763 ok yall shut up with all this brah talking. the point is the man knows what hes doing. not like he put the boy in a cage with a lion
@@kks6850 yeah he knows but still the risk in inevitable
That kid was very much small but anyways doesn't matter
Everybody has different perspectives
Did a good job😂 I wouldn’t have noticed
PLEASE MORE OF THIS!!! Seeing 2 huge "Scary" breeds playing and being soft like this is so good to see, please more normalising of big dogs not being scary please.
Yes, "big dog" doesn't have to equal "scary"!
@Mike Grill I would say that you’re a bozo.. we all have our own opinions 🤷🏼♂️
This thread is a classic example of with great power comes great responsibility. Big dogs require a big dog owner, they aren’t tonka trucks folks, there to entertain big kids. They require a strong minded and responsible Alpha owner to MAKE THEM good pets & more importantly, good dogs.
Wait until a "scary" pit attacks you and your dogs or your child. There's a good reason to be scared. I'm fearful of them because a pit attack lead to me euthanizing two dogs on the same day at the same time after hours of agony waiting to be seen at the pet ER. Of course they are scary. They are the biggest offenders and for some reason have the largest group of defenders out there. I find it purely naive and dangerous thinking to look at a pit and not respect the power it has. I don't care how sweet or cute it looks - I'm packing if I know they'll around.
And that's the problem - pits are strong dogs and they are pushed onto people from shelters and advocacy groups no matter the abilities of the potential owner. Everytime I see someone walking a pit I wonder if they know how to dominate their dog and incapacitate it in case it attacks. In my case, the owner didn't know but my neighbor did. Didn't save my dogs though.
What? Your son did amazing with filming! I imagine he was also so very proud to help his father. I think he should be your full time camera man.
Yes! I really wish you could edit your initial apology for the camera work. Express your gratitude to your ten-year old son for his contribution manning the camera for this session. Done. Truthful. Concise. And most of all, avoids diminishing your son in a public forum.
@@anthropologybear2941 Bro stop lol, he's not your kid stop trying to tell him how to be a parent.
@@anthropologybear2941
Why are you talking to this post like its the channel owner you sausage? Looool 😭😭🤣🤣🤣
@@Jake420 5 days later I agree with you both 😂
@@anthropologybear2941 you’re a weirdo.
Good thing she’s spayed, or you’d be having a little monarchy to look after. 😆 This is adorable and Prince is having so much fun.
Pretty sure all his dogs are neutered anyway
@@CubeBizzPrince is not neutered lmao
When she placed her head on his head, both on ground… wow… what a fun, beautiful moment ♥️ 🐾
I don't necessarily need to see an aggressive/reactive dog with a muzzle to success, but I really like the voice-over narrative, describing the play-by-play action, especially the subtle body language.
Agreed
I agree!
I love these types of success stories! Screw everyone else who only wants drama. More of these videos would be great!
Yes! It's also very useful to watch good interaction, dogs being their best selfs with each other.
Yessss! Love the body language teaching. So fun to watch those to be silly and happy.
Exactly! I also did train other dog with my one, who's also a therapy dog. These kind of moments were the happiest for me too.
Anyone who disagrees with Results are an idiot and simply need to get a grip of reality What works works and if it doesn’t it didn’t.
No lol
"She's a Bull: she pulls Hard. When she wants to Get to something: She Gets There." In no uncertain terms, I love it 🐕. It perfectly describes female pits on a leash 2:56
That is the only reason I didn't walk them when I volunteered at my local shelter. I wasn't ever scared of them but I am pretty slight so if they get distracted and decide to go I am not going to be able to stop them. Kind of funny actually, I can keep other much larger dogs under control but even a small pitbull can drag me pretty easily. But other than that I actually did pretty well around the pitbulls at the shelter, I often would sit and just talk to the ones that were considered aggressive and help calm them down. Fortunately the shelter I volunteered at was a no kill and all the pitts and other more aggressive dogs went to a rescue in Oklahoma where they rehabilitated and rehomed them or they stayed at the rescue if they couldn't be rehomed for various reasons.
Describes my female English Bulldog to a T. She's also a marker. And she humps other dogs, including unneutered male dogs.
She was quite a handful but one of my best dogs ever. She passed away last year. She was 13 years old. I thought she'd be bullying dogs until she's 20.
Its every Bull in a nutshell
Considering your son is a novice cameraman, he did really good. All you needed was an initial explanation that he was doing your filming and he was new and no apologies. We don't get better unless we do something. And the more we do, the better we get. Props to your son.
Also, to the dog thing, it was entirely cute watching Prince and this girl Matcha get along so amazingly. Yes, is it fun watching Prince beat down another dog? Yes. But seeing you two work with dogs and help them is what people want to see. The 'action' brings them in, the real work is what keeps people interested.
I love seeing Prince so happy!! My dog plays with my friend’s dog just like this - I’m happy to hear you describe that type of play as “best friend stuff”. Warms my heart haha
Mee too. Some people are scared of letting their dogs be so happy. Would love Joel to show more of this
Have to agree my dog plays like this also it’s really good to understand what it means
Great filming by your boy👍👍
Honestly this one made me tear up. Seeing her playing made me so happy. PLEASE post more of these, it's important for people to see what good dog behavior and play looks like. This is what people should reinforce when dogs play, and always seeing the really bad dog videos doesn't show this crucial fun
Made me tear up too, right at the moment where they lay their faces down next to each other!
huh
My pit mix and my cousin's husky played and laid on each other like this their first, second, and third time hanging out. He lost trust in his husky at some point and stopped socializing him with any dogs other than his brother's and they haven't seen one another in years now. Hearing Joel call it "best friend stuff" made me unexpectedly sad for my pup.
I also really like seeing Prince having a great time. He works with a bunch of ahole dogs. Seeing the two of them expressing joy is wonderful! Your narrative makes it even better.
It's nice to see an occasional example of what friendly play looks like. A lot of inexperienced dog owners don't know. Your son's camera work is fine btw.
Great to see Prince enjoying himself. Fantastic camerawork on the part of your son. He has a real eye for impact filming.
The fact that your 10 yo agreed to film this whole session was amazing 👊🏼🤣
You can’t watch two dogs form a bond this strong this quickly and NOT smile so hard it hurts your face
Awww i hope prince still gets to play with her after training! they are best friends! keep them like that! ❤
Nah, this channel is about your techniques for training dogs, not an aggressive dog compilation channel. Keep it as is.
The rescue dog I picked up in June is a pit. He gets a little stiff at first around other dogs, but I've never seen him show anything but friendliness. I'm always ready, in case.
I adopted a pit last March! He is an angel! A blue nose
Just keep socialising him. Even if another dog goes for him, bring him back to teach him that getting sat down isn't the end of the world and that not all dogs are like that. Owners that never socialise their dog again because some other dog in a bad mood had a go are doing their dog a disservice.
To think there's people out there who like to see dogs fight and tear each other apart. Horrible. This is what I like to see, dogs playing, having fun together. It's so good to see that, they're like children at a playground. My mood has been improved after watching this. Thank you for the work you do and don't worry, your kid did great recording them!
Prince is so IN LOVE with her lmao it's adorable. I hope you're able to get these two together in the future for just a play date or something, hell I'd watch that!
The filming is probably better then what I would have been able to do.
Same! Great job!
😂
Prince: Finally, you've brought me someone who I'll get along GREAT with!
I don't think people realize how important it is to teach your dog to be calm. Prince has good temperament and training on top. It's great seeing confident dogs help others.
I'm so happy you're no nonsense with everyone, the dogs, the owners, even the comments here on TH-cam. I'm so happy to see you're being strict and setting up boundries with the animals. I grew up in a rescue center for dogs and cats and all types of animals, and I get super annoyed when I see owners being so lenient with their dogs, letting them be rude. The intention isn't to hurt the dogs, its just speaking to them in a way they actually understand. I can't believe people complain about the muzzle too. What're they expecting "No, I'll just let my own dog that I use to help other peoples dogs get mauled because the little doggie doesn't like the muzzle that stops them sinking their teeth into Prince".
Fair play man, love your stuff ^_^
I used a ton of Joel’s tips with my reactive german shepherd when he first met a family member’s husky/shepherd mix. He was able to earn getting off leash and off muzzle progressively and she was a fantastic helper dog. They got so comfortable with each other and she’s going to be a regular visitor for him!
Prince and this dog are so cute 🥰 I love when traditionally more "ferocious" looking dogs play and are adorable with each other. It's so heart melting haha
I think Prince might be the happiest dog I've ever seen in my life.
Way too wholesome, brimming with happy chemicals right now thanks for uploading this
Love love love this video!! Prince met his soul mate! Love on first site. Love how the two dogs just got so comfortable with each other right away once she was off leash and the muzzle. The owners would have never have known that she could be so good with a dog like this. Amazing! So great to see diff picture of pitbull here.
reminds me of my golden. has a rotty soulmate. been inseparable since the day they met. they both have other friends but with each other it's just... different.
Amazing. I don’t think anything brings me more joy than seeing pups play like these ones did.
Plsss post more like these! I love how you explain their behavior and It’s not a bad interaction this time. Just 2 dogs harmonizing and prince being adorable. Also I think it’s helpful to understand normal/positive interactions between dogs
So beautiful to see this play! I can't stop looking at Prince, he's soo nice and inviting.
He's truly in love 😍
That session was fun to watch. Prince was amazing with her.
walked up to a front door that was open and a pity sprinted at me barking and i didnt flinch or move and it backed down. owner came over freaking out and was shocked it didnt touch me and i had to give her some tips with aggression. had an abused aggressive border collie for 12 years now. just found this channel and love it!
Something about two dogs really liking one another always puts a smile on my face
I’ve learned so much by watching these videos. Had a teachable moment while walking passed by a neighbor dog and it was on a thin wire tie out it’s was aggressive and lunges at us on street. Owner came out and held the dogs I’m guessing they were scared of them getting off tie out. My perked up and I did the knee bump correction amd it got their attention and looked right at me and never barked and we walked on well behaved and not one lunge or bark. I was so proud of him and myself this technique worked. Thank you!
I love this video. I'd like to see more like these. It's helpful because it's good to learn what happy play behavior looks like, too. The more behaviors I see - both good and bad - the more confident I feel in recognizing them in my dog and in dogs we encounter in the real world.
I prefer perfect videos like this . Owner not handling proper , yet perfect training session . Bravo .
Your son did an impressive job for a 10 year old. The camera work was adequate to make the video worth watching and I'm sure he'd only improve over time! Also, I think it's great that you're involving him and giving him real responsibilities.
I love this! Seeing them play like that is so sweet! And your son did a great job with the camera!
Dang Prince found a girlfriend. Great video of dog behavior.
She's a beautiful pit! I know the point of the video was to focus on the training but I can't help but smile at these two besties!
Thank you for zooming in and educating others about ALL the body language. The positive and the negative, every bit of it is important to your viewers. From one teacher to another, I’m sending you loads of appreciation.
I bet the owners were thrilled with the new friendship! Loved it!
So beautiful. My intact cane Corso does so well with spayed female dogs. And these female dogs love him too. So weird. He interacts just like Prince with these dogs. Amazing!!!!
I was actually very impressed with his camera work for ten!!! Your kids did a great job
I have found in my work with dogs(rescue work) that an easy trigger can be the other dog being unstable, or the owner not taking charge and leaving the dog to take the lead. At that point, the dog feels it must protect the owner which can lead to all kinds of aggressive behaviors with the owner and on the property. Removing a dog to a neutral zone without the owner usually uncovers this I have had several dogs come in with very aggressive behavior that took just a couple weeks to correct. Great video. Blessings
Love the success story! Really good to also see what healthy play looks like.
Great job on video. Sometimes when girl dogs have had puppies before in life intact males know it. Not sure what her background is. Glad she found a friend
I like these success/friendly vids. Nice to see Prince smitten and relaxed.
It's great to see a bread like a pitty calm and well trained to the point it is not fighting or showing aggression. Please keep up the good work.
He did a good job! It's really cute that he's working with you.
This gives me hope about my Pit. He needs a friend too, rather than acting like he wants to attack.
I think these videos are important, to show what improvement looks like, and the signs for progression in behavior improvement just as much as when things are getting worse
It's great to see Prince having so much fun!
More please! Great video! We saw a new side of Prince today.
Your son did a great job! You have to start somewhere, and good you can guide him. Dogs were completely amazing!! Thank you for sharing this type video!
I LOVEd seeing this video. It’s great to see what positive play looks like so we can recognize that also.
Seeing a successful friendship gives me hope. I have been fostering a bully who has come so far and desperately wants to be near dogs but she spent two years in a cage and has no social skills. ☮️🐾🐾
Joel you’re gifted indeed for helping the best in a dog come out, and you are also a pretty good match maker :) they are having a great time.
I love how you pointed out that you were reading Prince. That is a very key point since the dogs can read each other better than we can.
I just found your channel last night and after all the other videos I've seen, it's so sweet seeing Prince get a friend like that so fast.
We absolutely need more of these!!!! It's really helpful to have you pointing out and explaining the dog behavior and signs!!! Maybe even do some slo-mo replay in the editing/explanation.
I love seeing these pittie videos. Please keep them coming. Your loose leash walking technique has done great things for my 6 year old rescue male staffy.
Love to see the follow-up...gives people real hope for their own dogs that might have issues.
It's important to show more of this. People need to see how best friend play looks like. And also that it's important to supervise even best friend play. Cause like the humping there can always be something that needs to be corrected. Love your channel. Subscribed!
I think your son did a great job!
I like both kinds of videos, the aggressive / difficult dogs and the easy dogs. I can pick up more subtle behavioral cues the more I watch a variety of interactions.
Thank you for all you do!
I love this…. It’s so great to see dogs that feel safe enough to just be their goofy selves! Our Dobbies do the same thing!!! Aw, I love Prince!
Wonderful to see 2 dogs form a friendship. Thanks
This is adorable!!!! I just love Dobe's too.
I would love too see more video like this as it really nice to see dogs being happy, playing well together. It nice to see and learn more about their body language. Beautiful dogs so much in love 😍
Keep up with the amazing work you do.
Yesssss more please! People need to see success stories to believe it’s possible to work with ‘aggressive’ dogs 👏🏼👏🏼
Give us success stories! There's nothing boring about seeing a dog be happy being taught how to be safe!
This was one of the cutest things I've ever seen. Hopefully they got these 2 together often since this was posted
Prince is such a good representation of the breed. Steller dog, and it's a product of the work you do.
So glad I found your channel! I love watching your videos and I have grown more confident in how I train. Thank you so much for sharing your sessions with us!
Really informative video but also wholesome at the same time. A nice change of pace from all the more dramatic dogs.
As 5 years of being a dog daycare worker and now getting hired as a trainer apprentice you have taught me more than all of the past experience i’ve had with dogs, the play on this video was so extremely helpful with helping me understand body language so thank you
Really a beautiful video! Prince’s confident demeanor just commands respect! Love how they play so well together!
Most other videos I've watched have a lot of gradual progression. With this one, a switch was flipped as soon as you gave her the treat at the beginning.
Please keep posting more like this!
That's what Pits are bruda
They have two modes. Dog mode and hunt mode
Love Prince's move where he slides in on the left side of his face, neck and tucks his front leg under. He is obviously not thinking she might get nasty.
I'd be happy to even just see a compilation of your success stories, and an explanation of why those little moments worked so well. Knowing what good things look like is fun too! Get you some good free sample music and compile some cute footage. This was a great video, its nice to see how sweet she was with him, and what it looks like when a dog is genuinely excited to meet a friend!
Wow! 😮 a 10 year old filmed this! Great job buddy 👏👏👏🤘
Prince as usual is a king among dogs. Also I think Prince was definitely hearing some good disco or Marvin Gaye tunes in his head when he started being pals with this pit lass!
my favorite part was you training us commentors to be patient with your young son. Tell em we say thanks and he did a great job.
Love seeing both kinds of videos. I learn a lot from the videos where things don’t go this smoothly, but I also learn from videos like these. Either way, my learning so much is largely b/c you’re so good at pointing things out & explaining. Thank you!
Love watching these type of videos. They help me understand my Lab girl better when she is with her best buds in the field. This is soulmate stuff for sure. 🐾🐾🐾🐾🇬🇧💕
yeah favorite video by far so far the dogs are just so relaxed and prince is having fun instead of being so tense couldnt help but smile at these two
I don't know how much of a success this is. It's pretty obvious that was love at first sight 😂
On a more serious note, it's definitely great for that pit bull to have this kind of reference and memory for future encounters with other dogs.
I personally loved this episode
I like your matter of fact way when explaining. Thank you so much for your videos! Liisa
I watched this a while back (now new fon/account) and seeing it again love it even more! It's great to see success stories! It's not totally simple cuz u were concerned enough to use the muzzle. Beautiful descriptions of body language. My 9-yr-old street-rescue pit & 1-yr-old street-rescue pit did the "best friends" move their first day together (& pretty much every day since lol) and it makes me so happy! Thanks for the teaching🐾❤️
Omg, this video was awesome. The way they played and got along. ❤❤❤
She just needed a friend. Perfect cure.
Love these videos, all of them. So helpful, I really do not care if it's your son or your cousin filming, the learning moments are plenty! I saw she had a bit of a limp already coming in. So you did spot something.
Love this video! Kudos to your son who got this on film! He did a good job.