How to Greet a Protection Dog
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This guy has leveled up from a dog trainer to a human trainer.
I swear dogs don’t need training! We humans need the training more! 😂😂😂
@@dreamersleepwalker seriously my dog has bite other dogs but always it’s because the tiny dog either runs around a corner or jumps my dog from behind.
Causing panic which causes my dog to give his response.
Oh and of course there unleashed this whole process.
You gotta remember when a big dog grabs you *he ain’t letting go* after a real good beating, extensive training telling him to let go or the darker option lethal force aka a gun.
Sooo yeah I actually respect people who walk on the other side of the road away from my dog.
Because lord knows what that other dog will do or what random event will occur that makes my dog snap.
It,s funny. Just in that moment you start to train dogs, that are not your own, you are more a human trainer, than a dog trainer. My stepdad is a mobile dog trainer( He visits peaple at home to see the normal behaviour of the dog) and he says that all the time.
I don’t think I’ll buy a dog where I need to identify myself to get let into my own house
Most dog training is in fact human training.
Bite first... Ask questions later 😂
Like a German Shepard bite first and don’t need to ask any questions lol
That's definitely my dog's creed.🤣
He is just projecting, that dog will likely not ever Bite first unless instructed or it's an idiot who deserves to get bit, the power tripping human is just bein funnye
No not true, that dog will bite without warning. The guy speaking is correct, and has wonderful knowledge on the breed.
Thats a living lawsuit
“… ok give him a command”
“Don’t bite the f*ck out me”
Fuckin fr bro
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I had a black lab we rescued at 4 months old from an abusive home. She became incredibly protective of our family especially the kids. I never had to lock my front door cuz she wasn't letting ya in at night. And everyone that came knew to address her before coming in or they wasn't coming in. And we never had to train her. She just did this on her own. Best dog we ever had. Rip Sasha
Are you sure you have gotten a lab and not a pit bull or a cone mix :)
Dog:"bites the shit out of you"
Dog after:"wait don't I know you?"
“You taste familiar”
😆😅🤣 best one. Cheers mate🥂
😀😀😀🤞😀😀
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Reminds me of that Madagascar scene where Alex loses his shit and wakes up with Marty’s butt in his mouth
I once worked for a florist as a delivery driver. On my day off, my boss called me asking if I could make 1 delivery because the other driver was too scared to approach a gated house due to "large scary dogs". When I got to the gate to the property, I was greeted by two of the most gorgeous and well trained Dobermans I've ever met. Unable to contain myself, I started praising them with a baby-talk voice and without hesitation I opened the gate and started petting them. Made the delivery no problem and with those two beauties escorting me to the house and back to the gate. Owner was amazed that I didn't call the number at the gate XD. While it doesn't apply to every dog, the way some dogs can sense intention/energy will always blow my mind.
Those weren't guard dogs, they were family pets. I wouldn't try that at all deliverys.
@@galewinds7696 absolutely
The owners said otherwise. Considering how they acted towards the previous driver, I'm inclined to believe the owners instead of some random on the internet who wasn't there.
@@Eiglayn_Misthios In the past I was required to enter occupied apartments for water metering purposes. The residents were always notified beforehand but inevitably you would have a few disgruntled renters who purposely left their dogs free in the apartment in order to deter entry. How many times I went into doors with loud, frustrated and poorly kept dogs that everyone else was so afraid of. I promise you I can tell you if a dog is to be feared. 95% of the time that’s not the case
@Eiglayn Misthios Welllllll.......aren't you the sweetheart, I don't care if you get bitten, I've been around a few dogs,been bitten too.
100%, make your presence known, they aint stupid they’re doing their job
Yep, and they never take a day off, so...
Doing their job . I didn't buy a dog to protect my property.. perhaps move to a safer area .
They are pretty stupid if they can’t tell who you are before they bite you. What is even the point of the training if there is a decent chance they will hurt you. Probably not good training if that is the case buddy.
@@MikeSmith-qs2nr the world is unsafe no matter where you are there will be bad people lurking about. Even nice neighborhoods over time change and crime rates start to rise.
@@MiniNinja258 still sounds like an unpredictable dog to me. Even with someone who lives with it.. madness in my opinion.
So if I want to rob a house I just need to tell their dog to sit 👍
The dog has to know your voice before hand. Which means you ought to have known the owner of the place
You missed the point by a mile
Guys, it's a joke 😭
@@Dmatterarising That's it. Real easy.
you have the attention span of a newborn.
I once lived on property that had two small houses on it about 50 feet apart separated by a courtyard. my neighbor was a nice lady who owned a female Rottweiler. I was well known by this dog, we used to play all the time. very friendly dog. one night I was out in the courtyard at night and my neighbor came home from visiting a friend down the street with her Rottweiler. she let the dog through the gate and turned to latch it. meanwhile the rottie kept coming. I saw her in the dark coming at me fast and low. I didn't know what to do so I called the dogs name. She stopped, her head came up and she turned into the happy playful dog she had always been with me. That dog was all business investigating an unknown threat and became a happy dog once the threat had been identified. I was very impressed. Now, later in life, I own three Rottweilers.
My ex had a Rottie, once he farted in my car and the smell was so bad that I opened my window to stick my head out. This was in the winter and frostbite was the better option for me just to get fresh air.
@@RayleighCriterion your ex did stinky farts eh?
Sounds accurate. Rotties are notorious for having gas/digestive issues. My rottie had such a sensitive tummy that most every kibble gave him diarrhea. I had to buy fancy $70/40lb bag kibble… 10 years ago. That was just too expensive and I ended up cooking my rotts’ meals instead. I created two lists: veggies/meats/grains that upset his tummy and foods that don’t. The ‘don’t’ list was much longer than the do-list. However for the most part it solved his tummy issues with only the occasional farts. At least after getting him on home cooked meals the rare farts didn’t stink anymore. But nothing stank as bad as when my husky would fart 💨 💀
We had a rottie! He was the best boy 💕
@@RayleighCriterion 😹😹😹😹
"Walk in like you own the place"
This is literally my house.
When you train that dog to protect that house and family it's his/hers now too.
@@hughmann9568 OK but don't be salty if your dog attacks me and I kill your dog in front of you. Control your dog when people come over
@@hughmann9568 Yes but you shouldnt have to identify yourself to your f*cking dog man. If you gotta give a heads up before walking into your house just to avoid getting bit then you aint done something right with that dog.
A good guard always insists on identification, even from the owner. And a good owner lets the guard do their job. If you are concerned enough about security to use guards, don't hamper their abilities to guard you!
@@cr4zyj4ck Its not a K9 unit. Name one person you know including yourself who has a family dog, where they have to identify themselves and let the dog know who they are before stepping onto their property or into their house. Dont worry Ill wait. Ive had many dogs in the past, and several of them wouldve fucked up ANYONE who came into our house that wasnt supposed to be there. Not once was I ever worried about getting bit if I didnt first identify myself before entering my premises, nor did it ever happen. SO you can talk whatever nonsense you want, its just not realistic in your average home that has a protective canine. Dogs are smart enough to sense a threat from a non threat almost immediately. They can smell you from a friggin mile away brother, and if your dog cant sense whos stepping into the house almost immediately your dog aint as smart as you think lol
Holy shit a dog that can ask questions
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Lmfao 😭😭
When the dog asked his question what was the answer
@Jeffery Skelly too ruff
Dogs, all animals are communicating with you all the time.
My dog is asking to go for a walk as I type🕊️
This goes for ANY DOG. Always always greet your dog. I use different entrances, different times of day, flex schedule work. I've developed a specific noise to let them know it's me. Each family member has thier own "noise" we use for them.
He's named Thanos because his teeth can SNAP your fingers out of existence
I think you misspelled "arm" and or "throat" wrong
Then you'll meet Thanos' namesake, Thanatos
Lmao😂🤣
@@matthewalvarojr.2634 ahh yes death itself in human form pretty much very nice comment
Lol
I had three Dobermans and whenever coming home late at night or going into the backyard we always called out their names and made sure they smelled us first. Guard dogs run on instincts It’s your job as an owner to know these things in order to form a positive relationship for everyone coming to your home including yourself
Yes. People are always surprised at my guard dog being trained to attack intruders. "What if a friend is coming over". My dog will not attack if I allow someone in but if someone just walks in unannounced, shes tearing you up.
@@ebonimom6964 Most people know they killers Meaning you’re killers come as friends
@Eboni Mom That's why you need to carry.
You need to protect yourself against harm, even if it's your friends or family.
Or dont train a small brained Doberman to be a guard dog.
@@detroitshinobi4995 dobermen are literally one of the smartest dog breeds?
I approve of this message.
Many years ago, I surprised my German Shepherd when returning home late one night. He charged at me, but having a mouthful of food as I walked in, I couldn't give a command or say anything so he'd recognise my voice.
He only realised that it was me once he'd actually bit me.
Luckily, I naturally put my arm out and as it was winter I was wearing quite a thick jacket, so he didn't penetrate my arm. He only "clamped on" for a second or two until he realised, and I was physically unharmed.
Although I'm not entirely sure if he let go because he realised that it was me, or he noticed the kebab that I was eating.
RIP Max, my lad.
I had a brindle boxer pit named Leia she would sleep with me and if anyone even family would come into the room she would prepare for a defensive attack. She died 10 months ago. Best dog I’ve ever had
@@tjboylan20
Absolutely heartbreaking when they go.
It sounds like she had a great life with you, and I imagine every moment was a happy one for her.
She'll live on in your memories my friend.
Stay safe.
@@stevehaire6324 definitely, her last meal was a juicy Ribeye unfortunately she died of lymphoma that caused paralysis it was a rough ending but she’s in a better place now
Wow with that story seems like a bad dog to own thanks bud for your advice
That ending though..
This goes for most dogs. There's been a couple times I've come home late from work trying to be quiet and my dogs start barking like I'm an intruder. So I'll usually call their names when I come in now and there's zero issues.
I did that and my dog still barked lmao, I thinked it meant "come home"
ok cesar
My ex's husky smelled me from 1km away, thanks to the wind. She started to pull the leash and whine towards me. We didn't see each other after the break up for 6 months. This is called scent memory. So in a way dogs never forget you.
Hhmmmmm.......smelled you from mile away....... * Lume *
@@theravenscatalyst My Shepard ( sire cadaver k9 breeder though) can smell my grandkids getting off the freeway a few miles away! My son didn't believe me, so O started calling everytime dog alerts & sure enough getting off freeway!
@@theravenscatalyst you got that right on the bloodhounds, I use 5 of them to chase hogs and coyotes and since the moment they pick up the scent it's a constant and consistent chase through the mountains. I love my bloodhounds but I bring a pitbull too to keep my defense high against bigger opponents like wolves and moose's that feel bold.
Curious how you knew that tho
@@nathan9901 cause she came to me, and we didn't even see each other. So the only logical answer is that she smelled me and dragged ex along. (her huskies also pull sledge and bike as exercise)
“Don’t come walking in like you own the place.” Cuz the dog owns the place lmao
Using a command and then using hesitant gesture? Oops!! I would not do that if I had a strong protection dog... He'd sense the hesitations right through like a lie detector and take a chunk out off your bottoms, when you turn to run...
Who said dogs smells more than seeing?? You don't know dogs then!! Lol!!
@@afmario790 you said if you had a protection dog meaning you don’t which also means you don’t know what you’re talking about…
@@HeftyPigeon: I used to, since my childhood; right from my grandparents place...
So, I know them well; just by looking into the eyes of one... Dogs don't like to be stared at, just as humans; either out of guilt or by threat... They react differently...
Mine need not be trained by professionals, they just do what they do by their sense of loyalty, no matter the breeds... Had had quite a few... Some sensed me even by a few kilometers distance, if I were returning from out of town... I know them well, just by their loyalty, that's all I can say now...
@@afmario790 Don’t you have to go save princess peach or something Mario?
@@jimmnythecricket1175 : seriously? Should I take it as a joke or sarcasm?
I usually avoid places where I'm not invited; manners, you know?? In spite of this I tried to follow someone's call and only got insulted, they wanted all the name and fame; trying to misuse me and situations... I was there, trying to save someone who was dying... I was lied to and made to feel like I'm insane with their brainwashing experiments, I was almost caught in their deadly traps of abduction, if I had not had a knife with me... they knew and only tried to tell me I was imagining... I don't trust strangers any more... Sarcasm? I risked my life to save another life; as long as such people are in this world, there will be no help or goodness in this world... Not sure who they got as a bait this time to get to me... People are fools to trust such people...
Unfortunately, I take my lessons seriously and I went back to my old days; that unless told to, I will not go help... Unfortunate of the unfortunates, the only one who used to poke her nose and send me to places to help, is long dead and my dad will never allow me to even help anyone outside of my family... At the moment I don't know for sure who needs me, so you can forget about your so called joke or sarcasm... Not working!!! Unless told/invited, I will not know...
Both my dogs bark at the door! As soon as they hear our voices they turn into silly puppies crying for hugs. 😂
"like you own the place"
"but this is my house"
"it's the dog's house now"
You can't walk in like you own the place even when you do own the place 😭
The dog owns the place
You don't you live in the dogs house rent free
"Best thing to do is to piss yourself so he knows you by scent" was probably one of the right answers
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I think that's why he said, "if the wind isn't blowing his way"?
Not picking up your scent… means not being able to smell urine… as well.
… but you were just joking… correct?
@@p4our587 you do know your pee smells stronger than you do right? Idc which way the wind is blowing it certainly gives you an advantage but yeah it was a joke (obviously)
@@nikhilpise8209 I figured.
Here in texas… the panhandle, to be precise… the wind blows 50mph. On any given day. Most of the week.
I know a thing or 2 about the wind.
A dog… ANY dog… will not smell your urine if it isn't blowing towards him.
Hell… the dog will more than likely be sheltered!
Look it up… if you don't know about west texas?
@@nikhilpise8209 - just looked it up… Amarillo & Lubbock are #2 & #3 for the windiest cities in the U.S.
West Texas.
“Don’t come walking in like you own the place” but I do own the place 😭
No midnight snacks unless fluffy says so🤣
Hahahaha
Not with Thanos, he walks you.
@@masterdriveroftoyotazupr4164 😂😂😂😂
Tell the dog that... Go ahead I dare u .. 😂😂😂
Same thing happened to my husband and our pitbull. His schedule changed to nights and he came home and she went charging straight for his crotch, growling and barking, but as soon as he spoke (screamed) her name she did a 180. Tail wag and puppy kisses. I came out of the bedroom and asked him what happened and he said "I didn't turn on the light fast enough" 🤣
@@BoomlandJenkins Our dog was trained to protect the house, car, and us. We knew the laws of our state and she did what she was trained to do.
@@BoomlandJenkinssounds like you don't know the first thing about what you are talking about. Gl with that.
I remember when I was a teenager a friend's rottweiler growled at me as it was winter and didn't recognise me with the hood up, but instantly went into playful puppy mode when he heard me talk.
He's staring at him like he doesn't know who he is rn.
Or thinking I can bite this guy right now and get away with it 😂🤣😂
I think that cannot recognise this person by his smell is because all he smell is the burger he has in that bag
@@markf3229 Yup!!
@@getintothewildwithjeffruma8777"ooooo-hooo-hooo… I get me a freebie in the making… come on in… buddy!"
@@markf3229- I doubt he even knows there's a guy standing there?
He knows that burger joint… well!
I once locked myself out & had to break a window to get inside. As I was sliding myself into the house, left leg first, my 180lb Rottie charged into the kitchen and bit my leg 7 times before he realized who I was & stopped biting me.
My friends all thought I was crazy because I wouldn’t put him down. But to me, he has a job to do when I’m not home & that is to guard the house…& I now knew that he was great at his job!
Intruder!! Wait you taste like mom!?! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH HER *chomp*
I'm glad you didn't put him down. But maybe next time call a lock smith 😆
Edit: thanks for the likes ❤️
And to those chastising Lisa, I must say giving vocal commands in this situation is not worth it. Most well trained guard dogs are trained to ignore all commands from intruders, and you are considered an intruder if you are entering unannounced from an entrance that isnt the front door.
Also, I want to add that Lisa's dog is likely a rottie mix, considering it is 180lbs and was still able to guard the house successfully. I don't see another way it could weigh 180 and move around fast enough.
Wow , would he had recognized you voice before you slid in ?
So I am also not the one who favors this “put dog down” but your story seems pretty messed up.He bit you 7 times ? Did you not give him any command ? Did he not recognize your voice ? Taking a bite from such dog may literally destroy your body part.
180lb rottweiler that's obese and not healthy. Peak optimal weight for a rottweiler is 115lbs
We all know that dog ain’t asking no questions afterwards except for: *“When’s the next meal?”*
It's amazing how your voice can be recognized by dogs. My family and friends have dogs. Sometimes when they start to bark to alert the people in the home, I call their name and they instantly stop barking. I let them smell me and then I pet them. Me personally, I think having a dog smell me first is a good way for me to tell if the dog wants pets or no pets
I had a male Doberman who came charging at the fence because he didn’t know I had gone around and was entering the yard from the other side. But the moment he heard my voice he stopped and had a “my bad mom” look on his face. I knew he was just doing his job.
I hope you don't have children.
My dogs will sometimes bark at me through the fence and then look embarrassed when they hear my voice.
Same thing with my parent's ridgebacks. Though the big guy is all bark and no bite (he's a 135lb beast, but he's like the guy who always says "hold me back", he really doesn't want any smoke), but his older and smaller sister is the one that gets defensive. She bit our gardener because he had his weed whacker in his hands while walking towards my dad and she just went total defense mode. My dad stopped her after one bite and fortunately it was on a padded portion of his thigh so no skin was broken. My dad tipped him pretty generously and the guy was cool with it since he's been around the dog for 6 months at that point and even stated he probably shouldn't have walked towards my dad with a big thing that looks like a weapon and makes a ton of noise. The big guy just watched the whole thing and then charged in after everything had finished and puffed out his chest like he helped 😂.
I swear, I know they were bred to hunt lions, but the dynamic they have reminds me of a male lion and female lion. Where the females do all the work and the male only steps in to protect the land from other males lol.
They're 11 and 12 now, the girl isn't doing so well now, but we're hoping she's got another year or 2 left in her. Big guy, aside from a tumor on his ankle (which we've removed, but came back. It's benign, but the problem is it's in a spot that is extremely difficult to operate on and 2 vets said they weren't comfortable attempting to remove it... We're doing radiation to try to keep it from swelling and bursting since surgery is always risky with older dogs) looks like he's only 8 or 9. He can't jump as well, but he looks great otherwise.
Literally my dog. I'll come and open the main gate and he'll start barking from inside the house. I now shout "it's me idiot" and that makes him shut up
Rocked up to my home late one evening and didn't see my dog and continued to walk to my door. He charged out of no where with the most terrifying low growl and raised back then immediately yipped and relaxed when he heard my voice.
R.I.P Atlas, My Boy
Atlas was the best boy, wasn't he?
They leave indelible tracks in our hearts.
@@henryrodgers1752 without a doubt.
R.I.P. Atlas, he must've been a good boy...what breed was he btw?
My male cat , hissed and spat at my teenage son coming in through the bath room window, all howling and spitting until my son called his name
The fact that the dog can ask questions at all is crazy. My dog can't talk no matter what I try.
Yo" I love your comment that your dog can't talk, I have an American bully and I talk to him all the time but not yet has he gave me an answer
😂😂😂😂😂❤
If I gotta check in with the dog to go to MY house then imma just find a new home lol.
Lol
@The Stranger that’s why i have a protection gun 😎
@@ajfergy5569 You can have both. Maybe a gun wielding protection dog 🤯
@@ajfergy5569 Which can land you in protection court, or even protection prison, if you’re not cognizant of the many illegalities that could occur should you need to fire that weapon. Also, never heard someone say “I don’t need body armor, I have a rifle” in reference to war. A gun may be better than a dog, but both is better than either one individually.
@@ajfergy5569 that’s nice but when you are asleep the dog will make sounds and buy you time. It will wake you up sooner rather than later so you can get focused on what’s happening and be able to focus if you have to aim your gun.
"What you don't wanna do is come walking in like you own the place." But I do own the place. 🤣
That's where your wrong. That dog owns the place
@@nicole-sg4rh Well I can't tell you how it works at your house but in my house we live in the real world.
@davidinman6020 it was just a joke dude...
Also just your voice gives them another way to identify you. Dogs are really good at voice recognition. When I had my pup I'd talk to her through the door when I came home. You could hear her go from guard/alarm mode to excited once she knew who I was.
I hope people listen to your advice, and take it as serious as it is, less they want to be a chew toy, and severely maimed or worse. I've always had heart for animals, especially dogs, as they truly have so much to offer and for that and so very much more, they've got my respect and appreciation. A good rule of thumb is never approach a dog without first asking the owner's permission. If only common sense was that common. BTW, that is an impressive dog you have! God Bless
This is fantastic advice for not only people with protection dogs, but everyone. I wish more people learned dog greeting etiquette and had dog interaction common sense.
I would confidently say the 90% of the population is ignorant to dog behavior/interaction..
@@chunkybuttz844 Agreed
Or just put"Never come in" if you don't want anyone to come over
@@johnjonson6377 That’s a bad idea, as dogs need socialization to avoid becoming fearful or aggressive animals.
I ain't learning "etiquette" to greet your four legged pet. I'd just avoid visiting your place.
naming a dog "Thanos" is the corniest shit ever 😭
Heh heh, true
But let me add to the lameness...
The difference being that around this particular Thanos, it's us humans who ought to wear a Power Glove, for our own protection, even though there's only a 50% chance of him biting and killing us
It depends on the dog breed.
Perfect name for a big ass dog that can bite through metal.
And the way he pronounces "Thano" too 💀
And then the shitty pronunciation makes it even worse 🥴
This happened to me with my male Corso. It was at dusk and I didn't make enough noise while walking outside. As he was charging me, my husband yelled, "You better say something!" 😂 As soon as he smelled me, his ears dropped and he stopped and sat in front of me. Corsos are AMAZING dogs.
That's not ok
@@NohealaniMakanani Did you not watch the video? It happens with this breed. It IS okay.
@@emilyrichardson9954 not ok
@@NohealaniMakanani Stick to cats, Lulu
@@emilyrichardson9954 put down ur dog
So if he doesn't already know me, I'm dead
Yeah, that is the point of a guard dog
@@69sound81 Ye but if its a friend coming over for the first time this is scary
Thats why own a firearm instead, you dont need to train a gun and it wont get anxious or startled, plus you dont have to give it commands that it may or may not listen to in an emergency, also big plus, i have never heard of a gun deciding on its own to maul your friends, family or you....
I'm pretty sure he ain't just casually inviting new people over to his place, even if he does he's obviously got a procedure to go through so his dog can get to know the new person
"ya don't just come walking in like ya own the place"
🤣 The awkward look on coles face 🤣
😹
Gorgeous canine. I'm the rare delivery driver that loves dogs, and one of my favorite on my route that I've made friends with is a Corso. And even after nearly 5 years, this is exactly how I approach the home.
This dude really said “don’t walk in like ya just own the place”🤣🤣
Holy shit a dog that can ask questions
lol bruh i totally overlooked that 🤣🤣🤣
Homie got that little ass fence. This why I keep that thang on me 😂😂😂😂
Think a "Beware of the dog" sign on the gate would be a good start.
Absolutely not.
If someone wants to break in or doesn’t need to be at my home, and i have a protection dog/s I don’t want them to know. That the first warning. Second will be a pistol.
@@MeadowsMiniFarm bro having a sign warning of a dog is a great deterrent.
@@MeadowsMiniFarmbut a sign is a deterrent. id rather have them see a sign saying i have dogs so they don't even break in at all.
Always talk to a dog you know. My sister in law had her own dog growl at her through a glass door in thier home late at night. Dog didn't know who she was until she spoke and then the dog was happy as can be.
So that dog can't smell ur telling me?????
@@ProjectBimmers did you listen to everything that was said? If the guy is down wind of the dog his scent is blowing away from the dog. The dog might briefly attack but by then a bite likely would happen before he can smell you.
@@ProjectBimmers
Hard to smell through a glass door...
These dogs are gorgeous. I saw a man walking one into our local pet supplies store and as I was coming out he made sure to give me plenty of space as he’s probably used to getting looks of terror when he’s out walking his dog. I told him how beautiful his dog was and he looked taken aback like he doesn’t get that compliment too often 😂
It's also a good idea to have a regular greeting if you're a friend of the family. It helps the dog distinguish you more quickly.
That's pretty sweet that the dog can talk to people.. unless it's asking like really personal questions
Bites your leg off and asks if you wanna ho for a walk
This is why you have to have the right owner for the dog and so many people can confuse that for bad behavior
Any protecting dog that is worth his salt , should do that.
Correct, even if it means risk for family they are breed for one thing
If only many pitbull owners were as responsible and cognizant of their dogs' abilities and behaviors as this instructor is with Thanos
"Cognizant and responsible" - There's your problem.
My Cane Corso Francesca, had very good discernment of people, strangers or friends, as well as animals. She recognized their energy. RIP Franny! Miss you so much!
"This kind of dog would bite first and ask questions later"
Tell me this dog is American without telling me this dog is American.
Absolutely correct.
Another thing that helps is to condition the greeting so you lead with your voice before it becomes an issue with proximity. If the greeting is positive each time, you get a propensity returned. Then you can go back to 'command' once the awareness of the dog is reset again.
Good video, thanks.
I always use my voice first whenever i approach the dog and a cat. I think they respect that...
Seems like a massive liability.
We had two Cane Corso dogs and the most reliable dogs we had. They immediately know when you open the front door by investigating the person. Also the first minutes inside, the CC will verify his first impression. A burglar alarm is not required because your CC will do this job without any training.
It’s amazing what dogs will do when they don’t recognize you. Had a glimpse of it with my pups. Two male Pyrenees mixes and a lab mix. The youngest Pyrenees is super docile the oldest Pyrenees can be very protective and the female lab is the boss. It’s amazing how fast they can go from laying around to it’s all business!!
Train the dog. You can't expect the world to change because you have a dog. That's your responsibility.
He said “he will bite first ask questions later!”
My type of dog😂😂😂
Amen! Lol
Until your child dies
Until he's biting you
Mine too!! I always said that “if someone breaks in, they ain’t gettin’ out”. He was like Rip on Yellowstone. LOL
@@Stoltzy64 Yellowstone needs to push these new episodes out faster
that's why I say hi to my dogs at the window before I come inside. don't want them thinking I'm breaking in lmao
Make sure you have good homeowner's insurance paid up if you need a dog like that to feel safe.
Yeah it’s great to have a guard dog until someone gets bit. Even if they are trespassing they can still sue you, depends on the state I guess.
@@montanawhite5699 TOTALLY WORTH THE INSURANCE PREMIUMS
@@montanawhite5699 thats awful stupid, you and your dog get screwed for defending your home? Thats a government moment for sure.
@@bepisman208 yeah that’s what happens. Like certain states if you shoot a burglar in your house they can sue you and win.
@@montanawhite5699 Bruh
No one will ever think there’s a problem till the dog gets a hold of a younger family member.
My uncle got 2 of his fingers broken because he came home late 1 night and didn't do his nightly ritual with his Rottweiler. He called for her every night. When he realized he turned to call her but she was already on him. Slammed into him but didn't bite because he got her name out. She couldn't stop her momentum I guess. Emily was such a sweetie. RIP goodest of girls. 🥰
How did he lose the fingers then?
@@craigcheesman1848 He didnt lose them, he broke them. He most likely fell after getting slammed by the dog. Bad landings could break a thing or two.
@@craigcheesman1848 He didn't lose them. He broke them.
I’m an idiot. My bad. I need to learn to read better.
@@craigcheesman1848 I feel like he landed poorly and got them broken. I can't remember specifically if it was the impact of the dog or not.
Not really a guard dog but when I was a little kid my grandma had a giant husky named Moose. He was usually very sweet but he was also old couldn't see very well. One of the first things my grandma taught me was to never run up and hug Moose especially if he's sleeping. I was told to tell him hello and let him sniff me first. If he looked "cranky", leave him alone.
Whenever I'm getting barked at I'm like, "Yes yes.. you're a good boy. This is your house. I'd give you a treat but I don't have any." That usually shuts them up.
Works with fat people too
My guy that sounds like a confession
The guy behind the fence still looked a little worried even after he did the command and open the gate. LOL
Fr😂😂😂u can totally see it
My English Mastiffs needed to have my ex turn on the light and say something when he'd come home in the middle of the night from work. Raised Mastiffs for 17 yrs. They will warn and warn you in odd scenrios. That is one reason I adore the breed. They body block, lay on a strangers feet while visiting so when they move it will alert them. Never had one that bite someone. Their presence alone was enough. Then putting themselves in between you and the "danger" waiting for your reaction.
My aunt had a Mastiff who also sat on people's feet, we always said he was trapping you so you had to pet him. He was the sweetest dog I've ever met, let a toddler poke him right in the eye once without reacting. Was a great help letting her know when someone started rolling up the driveway at her place in the middle of nowhere. RIP Brewtus
I have an English Mastiff now (a brindle)…BIGGEST baby I’ve ever had!
My dream dog is a mastiff
How is that even enjoyable?
My Rottie wasn’t sure about a workmate, went around to the back of him and pulled him away from me by the seat of his pants😂 The workmate grew up around guard dog training so he was laughing.
I've never had a protection dog. But I did have a female pitbull that my uncle adopted when I moved from MI to AZ. She got parvo real bad at one point. She got healthy again, but ended up going blind. After about 6 years I went back to MI for the first time to visit. When I walked in the door she went nuts, and acted like she wanted to eat me. But the second she heard my voice say "come hear Abby girl" she turned into the happiest dog I'd ever seen. She was all love and kisses for probably a half hour. It really surprised me that she knew my voice after all that time.
I did this exactly with my black German Shepherd puppy. He was there to protect my son and before I would open that door I would tell him it's mama to let him hear me first as he was growling softly instead of barking. This still didn't disengage him in case somebody else were to use this phrase or record me. It was a combination of my voice, the statement, and him seeing me as I open that door that would cause him to disengage and not attack who comes through it. This helped us prevent from the frequent attempted break-ins and keep everyone safe. This is especially since I left him on a guard command when this happened. From day one he been told to protect my son. Unless he could verify it was his mom you aren't getting to that little boy. On several occasions he let me know vocally when something was amiss in regards to my son. This dog was so protective that he actually retrained the other dogs on site to make me and my son safer. This all at the age of 4months.
My dog finds the people I know in crowds he just starts pulling towards the familiar smell till he finds the person 😂
Most dog owners never give a sh*t about it, they just leave their dogs in the yard and go to work.
Why wouldn't they? The point of a guard dog is to prevent access to an area.
@@codyb1909 Because they always scared the sh*t out of me
@@Touk1-u7i that's their job lol
@@codyb1909 your dog could kill a kid and land you in jail for neglect is why
I’m not saying it shouldn’t be done, but you best have a fence that’s secured. If the state has an inch they will take it all
@@userhandler0tten351 if you have a dog it's a liability in general. The big thing is to teach it to protect not aggress, your dog should only intimidate threats such as people climbing the fence or opening the gate not the random passerby. If your child gets injured messing with a fenced-in dog it's your responsibility
“Bite first and ask questions later” every K-9 unit department motto
Let’s just say if your visiting a house with a cane corso make sure to always be with the owner, stay in your car and make them come out 😂
I forget sometimes, that my dog supplies the food, bills, and puts a roof over my head.
That reminds me of how I found out this breed exists. Went to a friend of a friend's house for the first time and they thought it would be hilarious to let me walk in the front door first. I was greeted by what looked like an impossibly huge pit bull that was not so happy to see a stranger. It was funny in hindsight, but at the time I thought it was all over for me.
My exes friends in Chicago gave us a key and we had an open invitation there whenever we were in town. Usually we gave notice and showed up at an appropriate time. They had a female black lab/Sheppard mix and she knew and loved us, but when we showed up at 2 am when everyone was asleep all I heard once inside was the low threatening growl of what i new to be a powerful and protective animal. The lights were off and she was a medium sized dog, meaning she was completely invisible in the dark.
Thankfully I entered first as my ex would have freaked and run. I said her name softly and said it was me, she kept growling. I put my hand out palm up at what I knew to be her snout level and said “Jasmine it’s me” I heard two cautions steps advance then felt a snarled snout touch my hand. She then leapt backwards into a full body tail wag followed by six foot leaps in the air from a standing position.
She was not trained as a guard dog, but make no mistake about it, one wrong move on my part or from my ex and I would have been attacked by that dog. No matter how well you know a dog, always remember that they still have a primal wolf in them and they can and will be dangerous. Respect them and they will respect you.
“Walking In Like You Own The Place”
Sir, This Is My House.
I feel like once my dogs meet someone they always remember them. Like two months later they come over and the dogs are like “oh your back”
Are they trained as guard dogs of protection dogs at all? My two dogs now are like yours but my last two where like this corso
@@jaykeinnes6793 no they are family members. They have manners but would fail boot camp. They love their couches.
@@Delisorotties It sounds like one of our family dogs in my childhood. It was more of an alert dog than a guard dog. It would make sure that we knew that someone had come up the driveway. As soon as we would acknowledge the new arrivals, the dog disappeared.
We joked that it wouldn't stop any thieves while we were away. It would see all of our belongings being loaded, and want to go away too, since the thieves were obviously taking our stuff to a location where we were going to be.🤣
Becareful she is cute. 😊
We had an adorable pound puppy that was harmless, except twice. Both times were an appropriate protective reaction.
-His best buddy walked up to him without talking and received a bark and a bite on the ankle. The second that the dog recognized the smell, he let go and dropped in apology. The sun had been behind the guy. He was a construction contractor that had just come off of a job. He still had his tool belt on. Strange dark silhouette shape, smells, noises...coming for the dog's family. Our friend felt awful for scaring our dog. Fortunately, he wasn't hurt badly.
-Another time was at our rural area house. Normally, we heard a bark that someone had arrived. The dog would watch our reaction to the newcomer. We'd be relaxed, greeted our visitor, then, "Thank you, friend," to the dog. The dog would give them a sniff, then wander back to resume his interrupted nap. One day, the dog instead got in front of my mom. He slightly squatted/sat in front of her feet. He never relaxed, he kept his guard up, and he had his ears and neck hair up. This was *NOT* normal behavior. Mom paid attention and stayed put. The visitor noticed the dog's reaction. He stayed by his truck, he talked for a bit, then left. We later learned that he was in the early stages of a mental decline. He was a HS friend of my parents extremely damaged by the Vietnam War. He hadn't realized how bad that he had been getting until he saw the normally friendly dog protecting my mom.
I miss that dog.
More importantly, I miss those two men who were gone from our lives too soon, one from cancer, the other to self harm.
I assume the Vietnam vet succumbed to self harm? If not forgive my assumption. Either way my condolences to all 3 of your loved ones, dog included. They're family as well, more loyal than most humans 💙
I can relate to this pup not recognizing that guy because I have serious memory issues so sometimes I don’t recognize my dog, especially after I have a seizure. He is always so patient, especially at those times. Dogs are such a blessing.
Bite into him first, then ask questions later, you never know who’s dog it might be
Aw I’m sorry you have to suffer neurological issues, my boyfriend had grand mal seizures and I always asked him to get a dog. There’s no better healing than a furry best friend.
You don't recognize your dog?...are you sure you even have a dog!?
@@OhCyrusour dog, goose, helps my gf after hers s bunch. Just touching her helps with her anxiety
@@kajuskup375 Good point! 😂🤣🤣🤣 He does look delicious. 🤪
It happened to a Friend of mine showing off that his Dog could recognize him even at night and the Shepherd Bit him 😂
Maybe his shepherd does prefer humble people ….
“Halt! Interloper!”
“Down!”
“Oh shit I didn’t know you were chill like that”
I have to say i had a lab and cane out near dark in a hoodie he initially growled and then i spoke and he was like ok mom and he was a lab Not A Cane Corso lol
Key word is growl - not bite
Actually labs are on the list of 10 most aggressive dog breeds ...I couldn't believe it myself...
"Dogs use their nose more than their eyes, so if it's dark out..."
thanks i'm blind i didn't hear what he said
Lmfao I said the same thing. 😂😂 since when do noses have trouble in them dark?
@@boooty555 😂💀
For real truth man! My 125lb German shepherd has not recognized me a few times with my hoodie on as I come inside. His #1 priority is the kids and he was ready to take me out lol.
Im trying to train my Norwegian Elkhound to protect my son and I. At 4 months old, she is learning so quick! Your videos are so helpful!
Our elk hound and akitas are very protective of their home
I have an elkhound, she’s a little over 3. I believe they are incredibly intelligent dogs. I’ve taught mine many tricks/commands. She listens so well, picks things up quick and is so loving and just an all around great breed. I wish you and your dog the best in whatever you do.
Oh almost forgot. Everyone thinks she’s either a husky or a Sheppard. I just don’t think many people know of elkhounds.
@@jfm674 thx. Yea, i get alot of husky or shepard questions. N let people know shes an elkhound
I love my norwegian elkhound! Best dog I have ever known for sure. She is the perfect level of protector and loyal as can be. She never wants to leave my side
The same could be said for any dog with a strong protective instinct.
When I was a kid a friend of my fathers came into the kitchen from outside one evening while we were all in the front. We never heard him until the dog jumped up, pawed the door open and dashed out. Next we heard a scream and dashed out to find our 5 year old Springer SPANIEL had gone "teeth on" to the guys arme. The bloke had a thick fake sheepskin "lumberjack" style coat on (it was the late 70's!) and the dogs teeth had gone through and broken skin! The dog was pulling him to the ground as Dad called him off! RIP "Nip!" Faithful protector.
No seriously i had a pit lab mix that damn near shredded me at 2 am with my hoodie on. Only thing stopped him was my voice giving an out command
My dog never asks questions. Won't do the dishes, either.
I once walked into a place and made contact with a woman inside the house. She said "you walked in like you own the place"
I said "yes, I'm your husband."
😂
Yea, a very important tip
I always tell friends and family that my dog is a guard dog and they need to make sure that he recognize them. Especially in the dark. Most people think that I am joking because he is really friendly and cuddly
Once a friend visited. It was dark, my sister let him in without lights on and he was wearing a black hoodie covering his face.
My dog wasn‘t happy. (He did not saw that my sister let him in. He only saw a dark person standing in our living room and did his job)
He made sure that the friend wasn‘t moving until he started talking. After realising who he was, the dog was really happy to see him 😂
(My dog is a hovawart. They are breed to be friendly but protective)
walk in like you own the place… but i do own the place, this is my gate and my dog and my hous- oh my god he’s biting me! help!!!
Dog: *bites*
Dog: "Tastes familiar alright."
Ive found my cane to be perfect as a perimeter dog. Very natural instinct he will run the full perimeter every hour or two at night. And if you were inside and you dont say his name he is very likely to go to work
My friend has a sweet girl named kika, cane Corso as well, when I went into his backyard she was barking, seriously, and then I yelled hi baby girl, and her bark and attitude changed so fast, love her so much she is such an angel
Owning that dog is a daily liability
Honestly he will bite first and not even ask questions later. He’ll just say “you fckd around, so you found out…”
Then the city puts down the aggresive dog for bitting a random person.