@@tinytim9616i have owned over 7 bulldogs in my time and not one has had a problem of any kind, that’s because I have gotten them from REPUTABLE breeders who have fantastic bloodlines and aren’t in it for money
Keep in mind that all dogs have different personalities so they might actually be considered lazy in general but you might get that one dog with a different personality that is a little more active than usual 🤷♂️
Yeah ! I got a Maltese and she's needs at stimulation walk /play / mental stimulation. She rather be playing all day . Her sister is the most lazy one .
I love and still learn from Will regularly, since it seems you do as well, the books of Patricia McConnell, the monks of New Skete, and the you tube channel American Standard Dog Training are ALL things that have helped me be a proper handler, trainer, and owner of a well behaved working line GSD. I'd be eyeballs deep in $#!+ without them!
I have two English mastiffs, a male (6) and a female (5). They are the greatest dogs I could ever ask for and Axel our male is definitely the most outgoing mastiff you’ll ever meet😂
I had an English bulldog and even though she was stubborn as hell she was very much a lounge dog she loved to spend her day sleeping or just laying down next to me, the only thing she’d get really excited for was car rides and sometimes walks and even those were few and far between cause she was so uninterested in them and would just drop to the ground till we went back inside lol
Telling people that St Bernards is a breed for busy people is bullshit. St Bernards are a working dog from the Western Alps in Italy and Switzerland My Gran loved them. I had to walk her dogs 10 miles a day. They're not low energy, they're big old plodders. I'd walk him 5 miles in the morning, then another 5 miles in the afternoon.
I have a big sliding glass door that leads to the backyard. When my 2nd mastiff was young, she decided to run outside while playing with her brother. She went straight through the door. The tempered glass was shattered, the frame was at a 45 degree angle, and the rails were ripped out of the concrete. The repairman asked what caused it out of curiosity. I told him the truth, but he didn't accept it. He didn't believe a dog could cause that much damage. So I called her over, and 170 pounds of love, wrinkles, and muscle came flying down the hallway. He didn't question me after that. Her brother broke a screen door. And before he passed, my bullmastiff broke 3 screen doors. I'm getting conventional doors when I remodel
Bullmastiff is half the size of English Mastiff, calmest most affectionate lovable dog. But if you have any expectations of it ever doing anything you want it to do you better have the infinite patience. My Bullmastiff complained to the cat "I have had him at Obedience School for more than a year and he hasn't even learnt Sit-Stay yet".
English Bulldogs are such sweeties and handle well with kids and other animals. My cousin on mom side had one of them, and he was such a sweetie. He loved being around us and being played and cuddle... mostly cuddled and petted. Such a pity they have so many health issues.
One mastiff is sometimes active, but they give out tough love. There's no fun if there's no risk of injury. So I got a second mastiff. They've become brother and sister. When not taking up the entire sofa, they can be seen sleeping in my flowerbed, eating the cat food, drooling everywhere that isn't carpet, even sometimes playing. I wouldn't trade them for the world. They're my new children
In my opinion, the best overall dog is the chaco gold knee turantula. Overall friendly spends most of the day filling its water bowl with sand and you only have to feed it once a week to once every two weeks
English bulldogs are great! I miss my Samson everyday, sucks they have such a short life span. I'm grateful for my new dog, it was a nice change, but hands down would definitely get another
My dad made the mistake of spoiling his English Bulldog, now it gets anxious when he's away :( Also, crazy amounts of health problems. Actually, that could be a good vid - What are the three healthiest breeds least likely to cost you a fortune at the vet?
I have a 220 pound English mastiff and he's absolutely the best boy. I want an English bulldog in a couple of years when my two mastiffs are gett into their last days.
I have a English mastiff boxer mix. The only thing he got from the boxer side is the smaller size. He acts very much like the English mastiff. Sleep food and cuddles and he is a happy boy
I absolutely love the fact that you call your English mastiff, Eileen! It tickles me no end as it like calling a Labrador Dave again, absolutely perfect! 😂😂😂 Edit: it’s just popped into my head that I am gonna take a long shot guess that the joke never gets old every time you use the ‘Dexys Midnight Runners’ joke by calling to her “come on Eileen”, lol! 😉😂
My little Pooshon sleeps more than my cat, which I honestly didn't think was possible LOL She's a good doggy when I'm super busy and she needs to entertain herself. As long as she gets loads of attention when I get home (which usually means sleeping in my lap) she's been a fantastic breed for my busy lifestyle. Plus side: she travels well. Likes to go places and fits into a bag or body carrier 😂
I think an English Mastiff a cousin had when I was really young sparked my love with the big and bulky breeds. They lived out in farm country and I love bed sitting next to him on the porch, petting his head and swatting flies while he snoozed.
I only deal with labradors and they’re the most versatile if you have multiple. If you have busy schedule they’ll just sleep most of the time and play with each other the rest, and still have enough energy to play with you when you get home.
I had a Neopolitan for years, and she was super chill and flobby ... except for when she wasn't. Neos can climb trees, so when they go on a tear, it can get silly.
I needed a smaller dog that Also would go hiking with me and also be able to Chill when needed. Got a Pomeranian/Border Collie mix. I Slightly regret my decision to go for a Puppy but he’s honestly perfect. He’s starting to learn Inside is for quiet playing. That the cats don’t wanna play and that outside is for exercise and adventure. Five months in and we’re getting there! He’s got the BC brain, so I Do plan on training him to agility but he’s adapting even to low energy days. Long as he gets to be with me.
Love your short videos. I would be very interested in which category you would place the maremma sheepdog 😊 Have you ever worked with one? I adopter my from a shelter, I was prepared for a lot of work, but she ended up being a very stranger and visitors tolerant sweetheart. ❤️
I've never heard you talk about the Shetland sheep dog aka Sheltie. I had one for 14 years before getting my current Cane Corso and Jake my Sheltie was the best dog ever. Sweet patience kind tolerant if all situations. Not to much energy. Super smart seemed like he spoke english he did commands I sware that I never formally taught him. Hardly ever barked could go anywhere with anyone. He was an absolute dream of a pet. My best friend in the world. Are most Shelties not like that?
We had a Saint Bernard/boxer mix absolutely amazing dog. We called her Nanna dog from Peter Pan. She would go lay on top of the kids toys just to get close to the littles. Then they would drive monster trucks on her while she snored away
My GSD sleeps the day away too🤣🤣 i have a 10 months old. I go with him in the morning and in the afternoon for 30 mins and the rest he sleeps or eats a bone. He is pretty chill. But i know he is an exception. Also i was with him on walk for 4 hours. He can do that too🤣
Is a English Mastiff a good breed for 1st time owner who also has a slight busy schedule? I do love big/giant breeds 🧡 thank you and love your channel xx
I'm not super busy but I do work 8 hrs a day and I worry about my dog being bored. maybe the next one I adopt will be one of these. i have always been curious about the English bulldog and English mastiff.
English mastiff is the most adorable little house. Don't take it if you want someone to protect your home. 😆😆 I saw one as a puppy. He saw me. He wanted pats. So he sat down AS A PUPPY, refused to leave until I got there to give pats. All the owner did was stand there cus he (a strong built man) couldn't move it. He couldn't do anything but wait until the dog got his snuggles 😆😆😆😆
I had a beautiful Saint Bernard but she was food aggressive. I had to get rid of her when my daughter started crawling. I've never had that problem with a German Shepherd in 40 years.
I've got a Morkie and he is lazy, a bit dumb but cute and playful. He saves his energy for play time and walks. Bit annoying though because he barks and yaps quite a bit
I'm curious about the health concerns with the English bulldog. 😮 I have heard a lot about very expensive vet bills due to their somewhat disproportionate build. 😢
There's a dog breed that is usually told id to hard to train. Thats the Miniature Pincher. What are your thoughts on this breed. I had two at once they were a great dog to own. They are very lovable and kind. Lots of energy but also quite easy to cuddle and they can be as lazy as you want them to be. Just thought You might have an opinion.
I have a Havanese and she’s perfect she naps all day even when I’m home she’s asleep and doesn’t make any noise and very good in a apartment she doesn’t need much room and I take her for walks and such but I can tell she’s not a big fan of that so she just likes to be home snoozing or she really likes target when I put her in a basket she’s good with people and kids
@@WildieHere Ha ha ha.... yeah.. they are truly a piece af work - or should i say ART!! I have owned and trained GSDs since 1989 but when i got my dutchie " Cherokee" 2 years ago i was in for a surprise... Lol!!! There is only about 30-35 of them in Norway so there were not many to ask... and the 2 i met before i decided whatto choose were really nice.. THEN the first litter in 5 years were born here.. and that litter was a VERY difficult one.. all of us uppy buyers has had some hefty challenges. even the ones having a duthie allready.. one even gave up and returned her girl tback to teh breeder after 18 months.. .. but BOY do i love that crazy girl... If i can get her to work the way i want ( getting there but not as fast as i wanted) i can train anything!!! and will open a training fasility for chupacabras....ha ha.... and yes - Dutchies for life!!!
@@goymedhundDogtrainingBehavior I always loved psycho dogs and when I heard about Dutchies, I instantly fell in love! I hope I can get my own one day and then experience how is it to own litteral psychopath😅😂
@@WildieHere They are awesome crazy - but also extremely empathic, very very sensitive and almost psychic. I always belived they were badass all the way.. and they are if you treat them right.. but if you handle them to harsh you will break them an get a very agressive dog... so they are the most difficult breed i have ever met./owned. .. but when you get them and understand how they work you will have a woderul relationship... mine is so intutive it scares me sometimes... i have PTSD but never tought about using the dog to help me.. but she took the job all by herself from just weeks in when she was a little puppy.. she decided to wake me up when i started to have the nightmares . i strart screaming like i am being tortured nd she figured out how to stop the nightmares to go to far and stop it as soon as i started to wimper or move around.. - and after gently waking me up by nudging me carefully she always either lay her head on my chin/cheek / forhead or curl her body around my head and breath in my ear.. That eases the trauma and makes me fall asleep again. So they are magic :)
Well I heard that the st Bernard has alot of energy in the first years, needs a huge garden, etc? But I'm not sure. I thought that they needed alot of attention and excercise the first years , and then they calm ALOT down
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How about a breed that doesn't slobber/drool???🤣🤣🤣
Greyhound
Omg just realized all 3 dogs he mentioned are kings of slobberboxes
I got lucky. My english mastiff barely ever drools. He is also surprisingly tall and agile for a 5 year old, 160 lbs dog
And doesn't eat a ton of food a day
@@jenniferrush9749they are super fragile though
Their skin is paper thin, literally any small cut and is blood everywhere
English bulldogs are packed full of every health problem imaginable.
true
Get some money then
@@rickyaburgosit’s not about paying for stuff, it’s about being humane and not getting a dog that often had many health problems
@@tinytim9616i have owned over 7 bulldogs in my time and not one has had a problem of any kind, that’s because I have gotten them from REPUTABLE breeders who have fantastic bloodlines and aren’t in it for money
You can get an old english Bulldog, they're infinitely more healthy, slightly bigger and just as lazy
Greyhounds sleep about 18h a day so they’re great too 😊
Yes, and they are quiet, lovely and very goofy
That might be a big part of their athletic success. Sleeping is necessary for recovery after all 🤔
Hmm. Might have to get them a try
they really are great
If that dog starts chasing someone and their leg as lunch ain’t no one out running and you’ll have a court file at your doorstep in a couple of days.
i cannot get over how he says the words ‘Love’ and ‘Loving’ makes me smile every time
Keep in mind that all dogs have different personalities so they might actually be considered lazy in general but you might get that one dog with a different personality that is a little more active than usual 🤷♂️
Yeah ! I got a Maltese and she's needs at stimulation walk /play / mental stimulation. She rather be playing all day . Her sister is the most lazy one .
I agree but I’d offer advice on the English bulldog, they are prone to skin allergies and breathing issues so just be informed.
dude your videos deserve way more attention than any other dog training shorts on yt, love the straight forward information
I love and still learn from Will regularly, since it seems you do as well, the books of Patricia McConnell, the monks of New Skete, and the you tube channel American Standard Dog Training are ALL things that have helped me be a proper handler, trainer, and owner of a well behaved working line GSD. I'd be eyeballs deep in $#!+ without them!
I have two English mastiffs, a male (6) and a female (5). They are the greatest dogs I could ever ask for and Axel our male is definitely the most outgoing mastiff you’ll ever meet😂
I had an English bulldog and even though she was stubborn as hell she was very much a lounge dog she loved to spend her day sleeping or just laying down next to me, the only thing she’d get really excited for was car rides and sometimes walks and even those were few and far between cause she was so uninterested in them and would just drop to the ground till we went back inside lol
Telling people that St Bernards is a breed for busy people is bullshit. St Bernards are a working dog from the Western Alps in Italy and Switzerland
My Gran loved them. I had to walk her dogs 10 miles a day. They're not low energy, they're big old plodders. I'd walk him 5 miles in the morning, then another 5 miles in the afternoon.
Very true, I'm guessing he's only had experience with lazy Saint Bernards.
That was true generations ago but modern St Bernard's are quite lazy. Their increase in heftiness has a lot to do with it.
That's what I though.
I have a big sliding glass door that leads to the backyard. When my 2nd mastiff was young, she decided to run outside while playing with her brother. She went straight through the door. The tempered glass was shattered, the frame was at a 45 degree angle, and the rails were ripped out of the concrete. The repairman asked what caused it out of curiosity. I told him the truth, but he didn't accept it. He didn't believe a dog could cause that much damage. So I called her over, and 170 pounds of love, wrinkles, and muscle came flying down the hallway. He didn't question me after that. Her brother broke a screen door. And before he passed, my bullmastiff broke 3 screen doors. I'm getting conventional doors when I remodel
Bullmastiff is half the size of English Mastiff, calmest most affectionate lovable dog. But if you have any expectations of it ever doing anything you want it to do you better have the infinite patience. My Bullmastiff complained to the cat "I have had him at Obedience School for more than a year and he hasn't even learnt Sit-Stay yet".
English Bulldogs are such sweeties and handle well with kids and other animals. My cousin on mom side had one of them, and he was such a sweetie. He loved being around us and being played and cuddle... mostly cuddled and petted. Such a pity they have so many health issues.
One mastiff is sometimes active, but they give out tough love. There's no fun if there's no risk of injury. So I got a second mastiff. They've become brother and sister. When not taking up the entire sofa, they can be seen sleeping in my flowerbed, eating the cat food, drooling everywhere that isn't carpet, even sometimes playing. I wouldn't trade them for the world. They're my new children
Bulldog = thousands of $$$$ in vet bills
And millions of dollars in children’s funerals.
hahahah nice one
Love my saint, still has a bunch of puppy energy but it wears of quick with a good walk and some obedience training
In my opinion, the best overall dog is the chaco gold knee turantula. Overall friendly spends most of the day filling its water bowl with sand and you only have to feed it once a week to once every two weeks
English bulldogs are great! I miss my Samson everyday, sucks they have such a short life span. I'm grateful for my new dog, it was a nice change, but hands down would definitely get another
What new dog did you get?
My dad made the mistake of spoiling his English Bulldog, now it gets anxious when he's away :( Also, crazy amounts of health problems. Actually, that could be a good vid - What are the three healthiest breeds least likely to cost you a fortune at the vet?
I have a 220 pound English mastiff and he's absolutely the best boy. I want an English bulldog in a couple of years when my two mastiffs are gett into their last days.
I own an English Bulldog and I can confirm their lives are snore, slobber walk repeat
I have a English mastiff boxer mix. The only thing he got from the boxer side is the smaller size. He acts very much like the English mastiff. Sleep food and cuddles and he is a happy boy
I absolutely love the fact that you call your English mastiff, Eileen! It tickles me no end as it like calling a Labrador Dave again, absolutely perfect! 😂😂😂
Edit: it’s just popped into my head that I am gonna take a long shot guess that the joke never gets old every time you use the ‘Dexys Midnight Runners’ joke by calling to her “come on Eileen”, lol! 😉😂
Shih Tzu & greyhounds sleep most of the day so very easy too
In the end "what the dog doing"😂😂
My little Pooshon sleeps more than my cat, which I honestly didn't think was possible LOL She's a good doggy when I'm super busy and she needs to entertain herself. As long as she gets loads of attention when I get home (which usually means sleeping in my lap) she's been a fantastic breed for my busy lifestyle. Plus side: she travels well. Likes to go places and fits into a bag or body carrier 😂
My lhachon is the same 😂 we joke that she’s more a scatter cushion than a dog 😬
My grandad used to have a mastiff he was so protective over every one he new
This man is mesmerizing,
The bernese Mountain Dog is also like the st bernard. They're the best in my opinion! Quite easy to train as well
Aren't they prone to serious separation anxiety?
Great list!
I have an English bulldog and when he’s not wanting attention he just sleeps… and snores very very loudly
I wonder what his opinion on Patterdale Terrriers is
whats your opinion on brachycephalic dogs? i'd like to see a video
I have a cross between a Newfoundland and a border collie. 9 months and 40 kg of intelligence crossed with laziness. 😂
I think an English Mastiff a cousin had when I was really young sparked my love with the big and bulky breeds. They lived out in farm country and I love bed sitting next to him on the porch, petting his head and swatting flies while he snoozed.
I love my English bulldog she’s very chill and lives on her own schedule
I only deal with labradors and they’re the most versatile if you have multiple. If you have busy schedule they’ll just sleep most of the time and play with each other the rest, and still have enough energy to play with you when you get home.
I had a Neopolitan for years, and she was super chill and flobby ... except for when she wasn't. Neos can climb trees, so when they go on a tear, it can get silly.
I needed a smaller dog that Also would go hiking with me and also be able to Chill when needed. Got a Pomeranian/Border Collie mix. I Slightly regret my decision to go for a Puppy but he’s honestly perfect. He’s starting to learn Inside is for quiet playing. That the cats don’t wanna play and that outside is for exercise and adventure.
Five months in and we’re getting there!
He’s got the BC brain, so I Do plan on training him to agility but he’s adapting even to low energy days. Long as he gets to be with me.
Love your short videos.
I would be very interested in which category you would place the maremma sheepdog 😊
Have you ever worked with one?
I adopter my from a shelter, I was prepared for a lot of work, but she ended up being a very stranger and visitors tolerant sweetheart. ❤️
I have a shi tzu Maltese mix and he sleeps half the day. One hour of play and half an hour walk 3 times per day and he's good
True about the English Bulldog when it comes to my girl. My boy on the other hand, only snoozes for an hour max every day 😂
The way he said st Bernard I love it! 😂
I miss the English mastiff I grew up with! Legit best dog breed ever
I love listening to this guy
All my English bulldog does is sleep, if I take her on a walk for a minute she will be so tired and immediately sleep when she gets back 😅
Yeah, that's because the breed is so unhealthy owning one borders on animal cruelty.
I like the St Bernard
I have an English mastiff! Minimal effort out into training because he just seems to instinctively understand manners!❤
kinda considering eventually adopting an English mastiff. do they like to chew alot?
I've never heard you talk about the Shetland sheep dog aka Sheltie. I had one for 14 years before getting my current Cane Corso and Jake my Sheltie was the best dog ever. Sweet patience kind tolerant if all situations. Not to much energy. Super smart seemed like he spoke english he did commands I sware that I never formally taught him. Hardly ever barked could go anywhere with anyone. He was an absolute dream of a pet. My best friend in the world. Are most Shelties not like that?
I always joked that my bull mastiff, Grunt (RIP) was more of a piece of furniture than a dog 😂
We had a Saint Bernard/boxer mix absolutely amazing dog. We called her Nanna dog from Peter Pan. She would go lay on top of the kids toys just to get close to the littles. Then they would drive monster trucks on her while she snored away
I freakin love bulldogs 🥰
we have to run our airedale terrier just about every day or she starts getting bored, but she’s the absolute best
Thank you bro for suggesting dogs
Could you do a video about the smooth collie, and the best fit for one? Please?
Yay I've always wanted a Beethoven of my own
The Saint Bernard
My GSD sleeps the day away too🤣🤣 i have a 10 months old. I go with him in the morning and in the afternoon for 30 mins and the rest he sleeps or eats a bone. He is pretty chill. But i know he is an exception. Also i was with him on walk for 4 hours. He can do that too🤣
For busy people the best choice is not to get any dog lol
Yes because everyone can live life and not have to work…idiot
Is a English Mastiff a good breed for 1st time owner who also has a slight busy schedule? I do love big/giant breeds 🧡 thank you and love your channel xx
An English Mastiff is my dream pup 🥰
Greyhounds. Literally 20 minutes of zoomies and the rest of the day they’re stealing your blankets.
St Bernard. Even if you don't have a busy schedule, you do now since your entire day is now spent with a vacuum cleaner.
I'm not super busy but I do work 8 hrs a day and I worry about my dog being bored. maybe the next one I adopt will be one of these. i have always been curious about the English bulldog and English mastiff.
I love your vids
I would have said the bullmastiff too if I was just going by what is said about them online but my boy is an absolute energy ball most of the time 😂
My bullmastiff was 75% of the time a large snoring fur blanket at the foot of the bed and 25% of the time an uncontrollable ball of energy!
Can you talk about the Greater Swiss??!!
We've just bought a staffordshire bull terrier, whats your take on this breed. 12 weeks old and off to puppy school tonight.
Convincing the Mrs between a Golden Retriever or a English Mastiff. My back pocket is a Cavaliery King Charles but the Mastiff is my goal😂
English bulldogs also have some of the most exquisite farts in the canine world.
English mastiff is the most adorable little house. Don't take it if you want someone to protect your home. 😆😆 I saw one as a puppy. He saw me. He wanted pats. So he sat down AS A PUPPY, refused to leave until I got there to give pats. All the owner did was stand there cus he (a strong built man) couldn't move it. He couldn't do anything but wait until the dog got his snuggles 😆😆😆😆
I have an Olde English Bulldogge. He is the perfect combination of lazy and active.
I LOVE St. Bernard’s, it’s a dream dog 😫😍
I had a beautiful Saint Bernard but she was food aggressive. I had to get rid of her when my daughter started crawling. I've never had that problem with a German Shepherd in 40 years.
German Shepherds. I absolutely love them
They aren't great for super busy people they need lots of walks and exercise.
I've got a Morkie and he is lazy, a bit dumb but cute and playful. He saves his energy for play time and walks. Bit annoying though because he barks and yaps quite a bit
What do you think about rat and fox terrier mix.
I'm curious about the health concerns with the English bulldog. 😮 I have heard a lot about very expensive vet bills due to their somewhat disproportionate build. 😢
can you please talk about the dachound I have one and I really want to know your experience and tips with them! 💕
They all end up with bad backs.
I have would have to say a pug. My daughters sleeps 90 percent of the day. They are so easy to take care of, but they do shed badly.
Our Doberman is the same way. Not typical for them.
Yup 100 percent
What do you think of the Basenji?
There's a dog breed that is usually told id to hard to train. Thats the Miniature Pincher. What are your thoughts on this breed. I had two at once they were a great dog to own. They are very lovable and kind. Lots of energy but also quite easy to cuddle and they can be as lazy as you want them to be. Just thought
You might have an opinion.
My puggle is very lazy and she doesn't bark very often. However she scratches everything and she eats poo. But she loves baby animals.
My English Mastiff must be broken because he never stops. With 5 kids he has as much or more energy then all of them combine
Do you know anything about Puerto Rican street dogs? They are called Sato dogs. I own one. And she is a very interesting dog
What would you rate a groodle or golden doodle
Any other Yankees giggle when he says saint Bernard? I cant be the only one 😁
STAFFY’s ✅👍🍀
I have a Havanese and she’s perfect she naps all day even when I’m home she’s asleep and doesn’t make any noise and very good in a apartment she doesn’t need much room and I take her for walks and such but I can tell she’s not a big fan of that so she just likes to be home snoozing or she really likes target when I put her in a basket she’s good with people and kids
Mini Dachshunds are the perfect middle ground
I rather prefer my dutchie..😁 But i enjoy the energy. Great advice on lazy breeds 😊
I'm in love with dutchies! Gotta love those psychopaths😂
@@WildieHere Ha ha ha.... yeah.. they are truly a piece af work - or should i say ART!! I have owned and trained GSDs since 1989 but when i got my dutchie " Cherokee" 2 years ago i was in for a surprise... Lol!!! There is only about 30-35 of them in Norway so there were not many to ask... and the 2 i met before i decided whatto choose were really nice.. THEN the first litter in 5 years were born here.. and that litter was a VERY difficult one.. all of us uppy buyers has had some hefty challenges. even the ones having a duthie allready.. one even gave up and returned her girl tback to teh breeder after 18 months.. .. but BOY do i love that crazy girl... If i can get her to work the way i want ( getting there but not as fast as i wanted) i can train anything!!! and will open a training fasility for chupacabras....ha ha.... and yes - Dutchies for life!!!
@@goymedhundDogtrainingBehavior I always loved psycho dogs and when I heard about Dutchies, I instantly fell in love! I hope I can get my own one day and then experience how is it to own litteral psychopath😅😂
@@WildieHere They are awesome crazy - but also extremely empathic, very very sensitive and almost psychic. I always belived they were badass all the way.. and they are if you treat them right.. but if you handle them to harsh you will break them an get a very agressive dog... so they are the most difficult breed i have ever met./owned. .. but when you get them and understand how they work you will have a woderul relationship... mine is so intutive it scares me sometimes... i have PTSD but never tought about using the dog to help me.. but she took the job all by herself from just weeks in when she was a little puppy.. she decided to wake me up when i started to have the nightmares . i strart screaming like i am being tortured nd she figured out how to stop the nightmares to go to far and stop it as soon as i started to wimper or move around.. - and after gently waking me up by nudging me carefully she always either lay her head on my chin/cheek / forhead or curl her body around my head and breath in my ear.. That eases the trauma and makes me fall asleep again. So they are magic :)
@@goymedhundDogtrainingBehavior awww! What a smart lil pup:)
Pugs are the best
The greyhound is a good option too
My sharpei is like an English mastiff! Always sleeping, great disposition, perfect for apartment living
I love my bulldog
I found the American Pitbull will run 23 hours a day or sleep 23 hours a day whatever you'd like.
Only pitbull comment in here! I love the bullies! All bullies.
What do you think about the French mastiff
What about Cavalier King Charles Spaniel? I am thinking of getting one and I have a busy life style?
Well I heard that the st Bernard has alot of energy in the first years, needs a huge garden, etc? But I'm not sure. I thought that they needed alot of attention and excercise the first years , and then they calm ALOT down
My nieghbour st. Bernard can't stop barking at me for some reason like she just waits for me to bark at me