We have a new Chessie puppy and love the video, can't stop watching it! Perfect audio visual demonstration of the difference between a Lab and a Chessie - but please throw two balls so poor Kyla can have one too.
Kat B truth is you could have your chessie beside this one and the same thing happens. This is not an indicator of the difference between the two breeds. The one dog is just better and more aggressive at retrieving the ball. Try that with my chocolate would be a toss up. Don’t be hating on Labrador’s bros!!!!!
@@bigdawgggbachi5394 There is no hate for labs on the comment. I've had both Labs and Chessies. They may look the same, but they are a very different breed. That's just a fact. There is a saying that goes: "You can order a lab; ask a golden; but you must negotiate with a Chesapeake." Chessies are aloof, strong, and protective. Our Chessie killed anything that got onto our property. She even jumped my uncle when he came in unannounced once (back before people had to lock their doors at night). Labs are overall more friendly and not as stubborn making them an ideal breed for guide dogs, etc. I don't favor one breed over the other, but on average, a Chessie is going to be the stronger dog when pitted up against a Lab.
I wouldn't say "outwitting"... There is an OBVIOUS difference in training and experience here. Both of these dog breeds are powerhouses, no doubt about it. But, all you Chessie lovers in this thread shouldn't be so quick to trash talk Labradors, just look and see which breed holds more records in distance jumps, speed, and recoveries. Nothing wrong with Bays and nothing wrong with Labs, in my opinion you need one of each! All in all nice video, but throw two balls to avoid some problems.
well right now i got a 4 year old black lab, a 1 year old yellow lab, and a 1.5 year old chessie, plus a weimaraner that can out fetch both labs all day but we arent talking about him but i can vouch for the chessie when it comes to strength, speed and over all pyhisical abilities. our chessie by the time he was 6 months was already swimming as fast and as long as our lab and before he was a year old he was hurdling himself yards farther in the water than our lab ever good and could go for hours with out getting distracted or getting tired while by that time our lab is lying down panting watching my chesse keep going and well our yellow lab isnt a slouch but
cant keep up at all to our chessie our our other lab. yes labs have more titles but over 30,000 labradors are registered in the usa every year meanwhile only 4,000 chessies are registred every year by the akc. so with the labs blown up numbers and low price and easy accessiblity of course they will have more titles than the more expensive and rare dog. and in the ice and extreme cold waters our chessie never even shakes or shivers and can take alot more pain and work load in the cold against the ice while our labs will both shiver and be more reluctant to barrel through ice and its alot harder keeping a lab in shape as well from my experience. the chessie is natural bigger and more athletic and carries less fat while a lab can get obese much easier inbetween hunting seasons and such. a lab wont be outwitted but in every other category they will be beat. and the training level or experience doesnt mean much because with my labs they had to be trained from an ealy agae to swim and like water while my chessie and others literally will swim naturally like its nothing at 3 months old and will be flying in to the water before they are 6 months just because there bloodlines are so tight and so close to the original dog they do not compare to a lab when raised by the same person and trained accordingly the chessie always rules over the lab.
Agreed. I have owned both and like to mess with lab folks only because I’ve taken a lot of crap off the lab folks who don’t feel chessies should be in the hunt test games. So I refer to labs as “starter retrievers” just to gig them a little. Been around hard charging labs and my current chessie is a diva and while not worthless in the field is more of a house pet. ( great possum dawg😉)My male Chesapeake was a pain in the ass but one of the best retrievers I’ve ever owned. So it’s all good. Both breeds have their athletes and their couch potatoes.
Cbr's are the hardiest most aggressive retrievers around they'll out hunt and swim a lab any day I've seen it haha such an underrated breed and one of the best of 7 breeds made in America imo, truly an amazing companion
My dog named "Tippu" is a Labradoodle straight hair version, originated in Australia. Chesapeake Bay Retriever or Chessie is an American Breed originated in the United States, the Labrador Retriever on the other hand originated in Canada just much like where Justin Bieber was born in.
that bay is a beast great looking dog! lab looks aliitle older and less exercised, my uncle had a black lab Bullet that worked like a bay but bays are the best swimmer there are bullet would keep up out run them and swim them sometimes. he just couldn't out out last them bay retriever never get tired they are like robots
great video, it shows the fundamental difference in drive between a chessie and a lab. A chessie has a direct drive mode programmed in, not influenced by outside factors. The lab, well, some do, some don't.
+megadeth22885 Lol, jumping farther is not all that is happening here. The CBR can retrieve from ice cold water and many other rough conditions while sustaining through all of it. Its hind legs are powerful and its drive is superior to this Labrador retriever. The Labrador can't simply get anywhere close.
megadeth22885 it’s literally all drive the chessie is focused and is making sure no matter what it gets that ball and showing its athleticism while doing it
Disregard previous comment. Obviously he must be the proud owner of purse puppy of some type like a Yorkie or Havanist. That lab will eventually catch on. CBRs are like labs on work release, very tough and loyal.
That's how my Chesapeake gets her ball with full force. Even in the icy cold Bering Sea Alaskan ocean. my dogs rear legs are slightly taller than her fronts. they're powerful swimmers. powerful all around. I use my Chessie for bird hunting.
They're jumpers! My Dog murphy when he was alive could jump far and long. They'll play fetch forever and they are great hunting dogs when trained for it.
+whisperingsilhouette Here is my attempt at telling you what I think of the video, and at the same time not trying to be an @$$hole like "you-know-who". Here it goes: Nice video, and mad jumping skills on that Chesapeake :). I did feel sorry for that Lab never getting to the ball first, though. You should bring two balls so they can catch one each :). I'm sure that will be much more enjoyable for the Labrador. I did notice how close he was to landing on top of the Lab, and with one ball each, that won't be an issue either. Two birds with one stone! Those dogs are beautiful! Give them a treat for me ;) .
Currently have a CBR she is driven, will not stop retrieving. Had a lab in the past he was a great dog not quite as driven. Both are great retrievers and loyal companions.
My Chessie turned this Corgi into a hunting dog. Biggest rivalry ever cost them both their balls so they could learn to get along. Best friends after they got their minds off the girls.
Our 1 year old chessie in his first hunting season out performs our seasoned 6 year old black lab and any of our buddies labs and in the cold a lab will get hypothermia before a chessie even shivers once
OMG, I miss my Chessy....past away from bone cancer...but you did put a smile on my face...LOL...thank you..: )
It's all about the water entry. Chessies RULE!!!!!
That's the way they go everywhere! lol, bulls.
Good thing there's not too many of them. Labs might develop some serious self-esteem issues.
Chesapeakes are indeed champion water dogs....but please throw a second ball for the poor Lab. He/She doesn't need any self esteem issues. LOL
My female Chessie does the sme thing she won a National Dock Dog event when she was 10 months old Great dogs
We have a new Chessie puppy and love the video, can't stop watching it! Perfect audio visual demonstration of the difference between a Lab and a Chessie - but please throw two balls so poor Kyla can have one too.
Kat B truth is you could have your chessie beside this one and the same thing happens. This is not an indicator of the difference between the two breeds. The one dog is just better and more aggressive at retrieving the ball. Try that with my chocolate would be a toss up. Don’t be hating on Labrador’s bros!!!!!
@@bigdawgggbachi5394 There is no hate for labs on the comment. I've had both Labs and Chessies. They may look the same, but they are a very different breed. That's just a fact. There is a saying that goes: "You can order a lab; ask a golden; but you must negotiate with a Chesapeake." Chessies are aloof, strong, and protective. Our Chessie killed anything that got onto our property. She even jumped my uncle when he came in unannounced once (back before people had to lock their doors at night). Labs are overall more friendly and not as stubborn making them an ideal breed for guide dogs, etc. I don't favor one breed over the other, but on average, a Chessie is going to be the stronger dog when pitted up against a Lab.
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@@bigdawgggbachi5394 chessie rule labs drool.
Haha! Getting a Chessie puppy soon. I better be ready. 😂
OMG I gave myself hiccups from laughing so hard! Chessies rule all others drool!
Love the video, you have two great dogs, especially the chessie. But it's not fair that your only throwing one ball, that's like torture to the lab.
Love it! What else would a chessie do?
i have owned chesapeakes for 4 decades and I just had to put my big bubba down Thursday. Watching your video helped out:) Thanks
I wouldn't say "outwitting"... There is an OBVIOUS difference in training and experience here. Both of these dog breeds are powerhouses, no doubt about it. But, all you Chessie lovers in this thread shouldn't be so quick to trash talk Labradors, just look and see which breed holds more records in distance jumps, speed, and recoveries. Nothing wrong with Bays and nothing wrong with Labs, in my opinion you need one of each! All in all nice video, but throw two balls to avoid some problems.
well right now i got a 4 year old black lab, a 1 year old yellow lab, and a 1.5 year old chessie, plus a weimaraner that can out fetch both labs all day but we arent talking about him but i can vouch for the chessie when it comes to strength, speed and over all pyhisical abilities. our chessie by the time he was 6 months was already swimming as fast and as long as our lab and before he was a year old he was hurdling himself yards farther in the water than our lab ever good and could go for hours with out getting distracted or getting tired while by that time our lab is lying down panting watching my chesse keep going and well our yellow lab isnt a slouch but
cant keep up at all to our chessie our our other lab. yes labs have more titles but over 30,000 labradors are registered in the usa every year meanwhile only 4,000 chessies are registred every year by the akc. so with the labs blown up numbers and low price and easy accessiblity of course they will have more titles than the more expensive and rare dog. and in the ice and extreme cold waters our chessie never even shakes or shivers and can take alot more pain and work load in the cold against the ice while our labs will both shiver and be more reluctant to barrel through ice and its alot harder keeping a lab in shape as well from my experience. the chessie is natural bigger and more athletic and carries less fat while a lab can get obese much easier inbetween hunting seasons and such. a lab wont be outwitted but in every other category they will be beat. and the training level or experience doesnt mean much because with my labs they had to be trained from an ealy agae to swim and like water while my chessie and others literally will swim naturally like its nothing at 3 months old and will be flying in to the water before they are 6 months just because there bloodlines are so tight and so close to the original dog they do not compare to a lab when raised by the same person and trained accordingly the chessie always rules over the lab.
Agreed. I have owned both and like to mess with lab folks only because I’ve taken a lot of crap off the lab folks who don’t feel chessies should be in the hunt test games. So I refer to labs as “starter retrievers” just to gig them a little. Been around hard charging labs and my current chessie is a diva and while not worthless in the field is more of a house pet. ( great possum dawg😉)My male Chesapeake was a pain in the ass but one of the best retrievers I’ve ever owned. So it’s all good. Both breeds have their athletes and their couch potatoes.
I have 2 Chessies and have watched this vid 5 times. Hilarious and true. Thanks!
Cbr's are the hardiest most aggressive retrievers around they'll out hunt and swim a lab any day I've seen it haha such an underrated breed and one of the best of 7 breeds made in America imo, truly an amazing companion
I do love this! I miss my chessie, who loved to swim and retrieve, but not dive like that!
Grew up with Chessies in MN. Laughed everytime I have seen this video!
Awesome video thanks
Awww this is amazing 🥰🥰
My dog named "Tippu" is a Labradoodle straight hair version, originated in Australia. Chesapeake Bay Retriever or Chessie is an American Breed originated in the United States, the Labrador Retriever on the other hand originated in Canada just much like where Justin Bieber was born in.
The chessie is so cute!! I have one and my dog does the exact same thing lol!
When we were little kids, our Chessie would drag us out of the water if we made too much screaming noise.
Just got my first chessie puppy, this video is what convinced me to get one over a lab
that bay is a beast great looking dog! lab looks aliitle older and less exercised, my uncle had a black lab Bullet that worked like a bay but bays are the best swimmer there are bullet would keep up out run them and swim them sometimes. he just couldn't out out last them bay retriever never get tired they are like robots
great video, it shows the fundamental difference in drive between a chessie and a lab. A chessie has a direct drive mode programmed in, not influenced by outside factors. The lab, well, some do, some don't.
what are you talking about? theres no difference in drive, the CBR is just jumping further., nothing more, the lab has no hesitation going in
+megadeth22885 Lol, jumping farther is not all that is happening here. The CBR can retrieve from ice cold water and many other rough conditions while sustaining through all of it. Its hind legs are powerful and its drive is superior to this Labrador retriever. The Labrador can't simply get anywhere close.
0:56 is where you can see the Labrador getting frustrated or realizing that it's too slow, lol.
megadeth22885 it’s literally all drive the chessie is focused and is making sure no matter what it gets that ball and showing its athleticism while doing it
That’s simply what Chesapeakes do.......😂
Disregard previous comment. Obviously he must be the proud owner of purse puppy of some type like a Yorkie or Havanist. That lab will eventually catch on. CBRs are like labs on work release, very tough and loyal.
i bought my full grown chessie a kiddie pool cuz i live in AZ. He was scared to go in it! Never used it once.
poor dog he just wants the damn ball xD
Yup… that’s how they roll.
They love the water and fun
Not out witting out jumping
That's how my Chesapeake gets her ball with full force. Even in the icy cold Bering Sea Alaskan ocean. my dogs rear legs are slightly taller than her fronts. they're powerful swimmers. powerful all around. I use my Chessie for bird hunting.
kemuu yep same also let mine get coyotes from time to time 😉
0:56
They're jumpers! My Dog murphy when he was alive could jump far and long. They'll play fetch forever and they are great hunting dogs when trained for it.
incredible sporting dog so is the lab I felt so bad for the labrador I wanted to throw another ball in the pond for the lab lol
Don't worry the Lab got her own back... th-cam.com/video/epbpK2uzKMw/w-d-xo.html
that's also called not honoring a retrieve ,,something that will frustrate your lab and may build up an aggression in the chessie
If the lab does get the ball I'll bet he runs away with the ball
Chessies rule!! The pitbull of the marsh and the only true American Water dog!!
My lab would be taking a leap at that. Still reckon he would loose to that Chessie which is a big powerful beast.
Both dogs are outwitting the owner/owners!
+whisperingsilhouette Here is my attempt at telling you what I think of the video, and at the same time not trying to be an @$$hole like "you-know-who". Here it goes: Nice video, and mad jumping skills on that Chesapeake :). I did feel sorry for that Lab never getting to the ball first, though. You should bring two balls so they can catch one each :). I'm sure that will be much more enjoyable for the Labrador. I did notice how close he was to landing on top of the Lab, and with one ball each, that won't be an issue either. Two birds with one stone! Those dogs are beautiful! Give them a treat for me ;) .
Our Chessie is special. We used a water spray bottle to stop him chewing furniture.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppy owner here, they are amazing dogs. Mine just hit 1 year old, shes a sweety who loves to fetch at the lake.
Currently have a CBR she is driven, will not stop retrieving. Had a lab in the past he was a great dog not quite as driven. Both are great retrievers and loyal companions.
lol my dog is a mix of a Labrador and a Chesapeake Bay and he also dives into the water
My Chessie turned this Corgi into a hunting dog. Biggest rivalry ever cost them both their balls so they could learn to get along. Best friends after they got their minds off the girls.
Bruh the lab did not have a good running start
haha i have a Chessie he is adorable he is 9 months old, and he has to sit in the car- in a seat
That dog has some serious hops, awesome video
not outting,a difference of traits
You are screwing up both dogs.
I have owned so many Chessies in my life and this is the greatest video ever. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
bond butte pond?
My lab will swim and run circles around your Chesapeake.
+Bryan Mathew Doubt it. I haven't seen a lab that can handle the mighty miss like my chessie!
Our 1 year old chessie in his first hunting season out performs our seasoned 6 year old black lab and any of our buddies labs and in the cold a lab will get hypothermia before a chessie even shivers once