It's funny because while not exactly as you described it, there are men that try to establish dominance in similar ways at the bar. The funny thing is among humans the man that has to try to establish dominance is the least alpha in the room.
@@Jeremy-ff3jm That is what training is for. You can't let a dog that dominant off the leash since it could start a fight and probably end it too. As an owner you have to take responsibility.
@@marnecortijotovar7226 they’re saying the chill dog shouldn’t be at the dog park… what’s the issue with chill dogs tf. Are you people speaking Spanish or something.
@@Jeremy-ff3jm they are saying the dog that is trying to dominante aka say they are the leader and picking fights to say they are leader should be at a dog park
It’s crazy how well behaved Canela is! Probably the most well behaved dog I’ve seen. It’s even more surprising how confident she is while also not being aggressive.
and i have only been here maybe 2 or 3 times ... and i will guess Canela was well socialized as a puppy ... I can't stress enough how important socializing your puppy both with plenty of people and other dogs ....
Having the camera on your dog was interesting. Seeing that alpha dog's behaviour made me a little intimidated and it made me understand how your dog must have felt.
We r humans and dogs r dogs so only dogs can understand each other but in some cases a humans perspective on how a dog feels in a certain moments can be right at times... we all know what nervous, shy, and scared looks like but his dog showed no type of fear... his dog was calm and not interested in the other dogs but when his dog was approached it used regular body language instead of a aggressive or scared type of body language... normal communication in dogs is when 2 dogs r able to sniff each other without any conflict but its usually dominant alpha dogs the ones to start a conflict due to demanding respect from others dogs
That's not an alpha dog... that's an insecure fearful dog trying to assert some dominance over the other dogs. Alpha dogs don't behave like this, they are confident and they control other dogs by simply using assertive body language. Alpha dog's only bark and snap at other dogs who are being disrespectful or aggressive to regain order. This dog was challenging every dog at the park, and he snapped at multiple dogs for no reason.... he's insecure and fearful. when combined those characteristics create aggression.
@@thetruepatriot7733 exactly. THe owners of that dog don't know wtf they're doing and it shows in the dog's behavior. If a person is going to own a dog, they have to be the leader of the pack or you get that kind of crap happening.
Its part of their nature dude, that is what they love, to communicate, its not for nothing that their ancestors livr in packs I found out that dogs are extremely social by nature, a dog that doesnt have a way of socializing, just like prople will get mental Heath problems
At least they're getting out. Dogs like being social. Could you imagine being stuck in a house with beings that can't communicate or speak the same all day. That's stressful.
The lip lick is actually a sign saying “I don’t want to fight” which shows confidence in your dog, I especially liked when she corrected that black dog because like you said - she wanted to play but knew it would rile up that misbehaving tan dog. The play bows she gave showed she wanted to have fun but unfortunately at dog parks there’s always a buzz kill. Good on you staying calm and just adding distance from the park bully. George is that kid on the Rugrats episode that steals everyone’s ball and pops it because he’s teething lmao
Nope, lick lip is just anxiety. It's not communicative, it's self soothing. Like a human folding their arms when they are nervous. Also, the lunge at the black dog was way out of line. You don't get to be a jerk because someone else is a jerk to you. Dogs don't have to play if they're nervous or just dont feel like it, but the healthy way to communicate that is just to be still and not play.
@@joelsdogbehavior I don't think you understand pack behavior then. When the group sees you as the lowest ranking they will pick on you constantly UNTIL you stand up for yourself. It is COMPLETELY okay for a dog to stand up for itself, otherwise that dog can be put in potentially dangerous situations because their owner wants them to "just be still".
@@stephendavidson4013 Standing still is not a sign of weakness-- backing away, running away, making yourself small, going belly up-- those are signs of fear and some dogs will pick on those dogs. Standing still with your chest out, unaffected by other dogs, that's a boss alpha move you only see from confident dogs. I'll post a video on my channel tonight just for you of my Boerboel meeting new dogs and you'll see exactly what I mean.
It's just bc males don't typically like to attacks females even aggressive ones , same with lil dogs when they grow up with them they don't know how to deal with them and they wasn't no real american pits here I wouldn't recommend anyone take a american pit to one of these dog parks to chaotic
@@justagemini9593 interesting to know if that's true, I never heard that males don't typically like to attack females. I'm sure it does happen from time to time of course, because my friends male dog tried to attack my female pit. Had her whole head in his mouth and growled at her but we pulled him away in time before he could break the skin and cause any damage
@@crane7354 oh yea it happens , but if in that case u spoke of , it sounds like he was trying to show dominance more so then to fight, for example I've heard from experience dog breeders that american pits pure bloods enjoy fighting bc its a primal form of competition and they are so driven of dogs that without setting goals and challenges for them , they become very animal aggressive just bc its what natural for them.
@@crane7354 Also I'm sure he was trying to show dominance or teach her a lesson of sum sort its quite common for dog to nip the snout or head and growl when proving a point although I'm not sure he could of just been a old grump too thats when I've personally notice males not caring to attack females
@@justagemini9593 that makes sense now! You're probably right, it was likely a dominance thing. I at first assumed that maybe he was just territorial because we had shown up at our friends house unannounced, and his dog and mine had never really got to socialize very well and the only time they did was through the window of my friends car.
Where is the owner!? That's ridiculous... he/she should be correcting or disciplining their dog! That behavior could lead to a fight. Especially if that dog challenges a more dominant dog.. I have a very assertive 140lb Rottweiler, a few dogs have tried challenging my dog at the park similar to this and my Rottweiler pins them down until they stop. I've been teaching my Rottweiler to ignore this kind of behavior from other dogs so things don't escalate. The owner needs to take control of their dog. Cool camera angle by the way! I like seeing things from the dogs perspective!
The owner needs dealt with. The owner is probably a massive a-hole to. Mr tan tough guy needs to meet an adult bulldog or a Cane Corso to chill his ass out. It's dickeheads like this that ruin it for everybody. My old Bulldog was the sweetest girl ever but would never, ever back down from a fight with a dominant dog. She would literally just put her head down and ram them with her head running as fast as she could. Granted that was like 4 miles and hour but still.......
What bothers me is why isn't the owner there correcting their dog. He's being territorial and dominant. He is NOT the pack leader. I had a Shepard growing up. My dad was a security guard and he worked with the county cops so he had her trained with a k9 trainer. We could have her off the chain. She never got out of ear shot. We would say heal and she would stop dead in her tracks. If you can't control your dog like that, they have no business being away from you and off the leash. The Alfa male wasn't too timid to learn that dominance isn't allowed in the park if he wants to continue to run and play. People need to think. More attacks could be avoided if humans just use their brain. The female's master is on point and it's just as much his job to protect her as it is for her to protect him. She just wants to run off some of that energy and do some quick greets and move on. She says she ain't got time for these fur bags games! LOL
This was a very enlightening video. The topics are certainly not new, but the POV actually really highlights those reactionary actions from a dogs perspective. Well done, tbh.
Took my two dogs to the park. My wife took our female 8mo husky inside through the second gate (my Golden Retriever and I was in the middle barred between the first and second gate). This dog came on very aggressive and dominant that he pinned down my husky while growling ferociously at her even when my wife is trying to protect our pup. My Golden wasn’t tolerating it and bark back. If my golden retriever and I went first, a fight would’ve broken out.
@@joelsdogbehavior some say that the pointed ears and the open eyes are often interpreted by other dogs as a sign of agression and therefor want to let the husky know "not on my watch"
@TaurusNL TaurusNL I think it's simpler than that. I think they just look more like wolves. Dogs are kind of amazing at being able to tell the difference between wolves and coyotes from dogs at distance. I think it's a kind of misfire of that predator detection.
I'm glad your pitty is nice enough to not mess the other dog up. My dog is a wolf hybrid and it is sweet as can be but if a dog tries to dominate it they are going to the emergency vet for a neck wound more than likely
Im amazed by all the new information I get. My dog does that licking when other dogs try to mount him. And looking behind him with his ears pulled back to see if they try again. Very helpful thank you
@@greeneggsspam3969 it isn't the same thing. An alpha has a duty to protect and guild a pack (be it one other dog or a 4 others) that dog is in no shape to be helping other dogs with how nervous it is.
@@lilskipper4683 if you're talking about Canela she ain't nervous she just don't want to fight cause she well trained but can gurentee she would fuck that aggressive dog up ntm dude she belongs to has been teaching her not to get involved in other dog fights
like how the owners didn't seem to care before but now that your dogs in the picture they act all worried. they should have trained their dogs to be social.
You're the example of a perfect pet owner and i'm proud of it, i LOVE pitbulls and it makes me nervous when people have them and don't know how to take care of a dog's instincts and correct or educate them, I wish to be as good with my dogs as you are someday.
I love watching your videos! I've been learning so much thanks to all the explaining you do. Any suggestions for how to correct toy possessiveness/water possession at the dog park?
Being an alpha and being dominant are not the same thing. The alpha is the leader of the pack-- aggressive dogs don't get to be leader, they get teamed up on, socially austrocised, or completely abandoned. Alpha dog have some dominance, but it gets regulated by good leadership-- they don't kick butts unless butts need kicked. Side note-- you can't force someone else to take their aggressive dog out of the park, so you should take yours away when you see red flags.
The "alpha" is a wrong term, the alphas of a natural pack are the parents of that pack, you can get a explanation, by the autor of the term Dr. David Metch here on youtube, just search for "alpha wolf?"
@@pitdusk8 So who gets to be the parent, or who gets to mate? The alpha dogs right? Alphas get to mate, mating creates parents, parents create leadership. There is also good evidence that parents will upgrade or pick new mates when I new alpha comes. So distinction of the term from parents to others is more complicated. More on point. Dr. Whomever doesn't get to decide the meaning of words. I'm using colloquial reference. They are free to define their terms for their usage, but that's where their power ends.
@@pitdusk8 alpha was the first letter in the greek alphabet and had been used to denote leadership for almost as long. I am the alpha and omega of this conversation. I will provide both leadership and closure.
The owner of the tan aggressive dog should've been correcting their animal and separated the dog when it obviously was not playing well with others and was only trying to assert dominance on every dog there. Which will ALWAYS cause a fight in the end with someone. I'm not saying your dog would but not every dog has that amount of patience and will defend themselves if threatened. That owner should rethink bringing that one to parks and should probably start with behavioral training.
My pit never back down either, she holds her ground I've seen her stand up to dogs twice her size, they then stop in their tracks with respect. Paid for that champion bloodline
This is why I do not take my dogs to these parks,...., Walking my Akita-Pit Male on the beach and a dog ran up on us and before you knew it this dog was out of control and soon as he jumped my dog I tazored the crap out of it. The TOUGH GUY owner freaked and I told him the tazor was a kindness afforded his dog, next would have been the quick release lead and muzzle. HE did not see the muzzle. I don't get in between fight dogs, I rarely if ever have to at my property where use to foster rescued fight Rottweilers for re-entry into good one dog only homes for local rescues, but they make tazors for runners to "correct" an ill-behaved dog attacking, oh and if they stop large Lab-mastiff like a Daniff mix on the beach cold,......, I bet they will work on the owners too! LOL!!!! Easiest just to socialize your hounds as puppies and if they do have that uncontrollable urge to misbehave, throw on a muzzle- you are in the long run protecting your dog, oh and yourself from vet bills of the other dog owners and possible legal actions because of YOUR irresponsibility. I know my dog and if provoked he'll go for it, but he really is not interested in other dogs so the quick release lead and muzzle USUALLY keeps the wanna-be "professional" dog handlers at bay,..., but if not,........, LIGHT'EM UP! KUDOS to the Pitty owner- well behaved pit.
Your dog is very calm and is not quick to to turn on another dog and go salvage. My irish staffordshire bull terrier was the same. He would play and wouldnt be interested in a fight but if another layed onto him they would a very nasty surprise. But he would never go kill mode though and tearing them up or bite hold or anything. He hated aggresion and did not like other dogs attacking smaller. He died in june last year and miss him very much. He was beauty of a dog a real head turner.
This behavior usually confuses me. I never seem to know what is playing and what is fighting. I've only ever had very laid back pups, and I never took them to dog parks, just in case. Greyhounds are really lanky couch potatoes.
That other dogs shouldn’t be in public parks till he get his act straight tbh, he could be playing if he is then I take that back but some people are gonna feel like he is attacking their dog. If he does a serious attack one day it could get that dog shot
05:50 When I was growing up we had a golden retriever and close by there was a soccer field and once when a soccer match was going on, our dog saw the ball and just couldn't help herself. She ran out into the field, took the ball and after she was done letting the not so happy team chase her, she inflated the ball. Picking her up I avoided eye contact with the men. Didn't wanna push my luck😂
My brother use to breed Rottweilers when the puppies where old enough I came over to help him train and socialize them 😊 there where a few Rottweilers he had that where dominate but their role was to keep everyone in line and keep the peace if you have a insecure dominant dog then your going to have problems that’s lack of proper training and socialization which is the owner’s fault
Cute pit bull just I don’t really trust them because one tried to attack my golden doodle once😢 Golden doodles are just so sweet so he didn’t fight back but my dad saved him😊
Hey guys, I'm trying to learn dog socialization. Wanted to ask, is this behavior something you have to correct ? Or is it normal healthy behavior in an "alpha" dog ?
This is exactly why i don't bring my 2 GS's to dog parks .. I don't think my 2 males would be this forgiving .. You're pup is well behaved it seems .. With my 2 i just take them to the beach 30mins or so before sunset & let them have their fun their ( granted I don't use leashes ) but this just seems a bit much for bigger more dominate dogs ..
My dog is either amstaff or apbt mixed with staffy, he isn’t a problem starter but he’ll stand up to any dog that’s wants the smoke. He tried to take on two young unstable German shepherds. He’s 50lbs reddish brown with white and 20 inches at the withers and strong for his little size
Never understood why people take dogs to these parks. They learn every bad behavior you can think of, not to mention the bad humans that go as well. Ugh !!
Imagine going to a bar and someone cusses at you right when you come in and keeps on following you around “testing” you
It's funny because while not exactly as you described it, there are men that try to establish dominance in similar ways at the bar. The funny thing is among humans the man that has to try to establish dominance is the least alpha in the room.
Imagine the dog walks into the dog park and the other dog starts barking at him and the dog pulls out a gun and shoots him
@@2yoked70 Lol.
@@2yoked70 perfect parallel example
@@Kraken9911 💯
Goodness a dog that dominant should not be at a dog park, not all dogs will be as patient and forgiving as yours. Beautiful dog by the way.
So because not all dogs are as chill as this dog… it shouldn’t go to the dog park??? What…
That's not just dominant that's just being plain rude, he should know how to socialize better with other dogs
@@Jeremy-ff3jm That is what training is for. You can't let a dog that dominant off the leash since it could start a fight and probably end it too. As an owner you have to take responsibility.
@@marnecortijotovar7226 they’re saying the chill dog shouldn’t be at the dog park… what’s the issue with chill dogs tf. Are you people speaking Spanish or something.
@@Jeremy-ff3jm they are saying the dog that is trying to dominante aka say they are the leader and picking fights to say they are leader should be at a dog park
I like how your dog takes control and doesn't try to start a fight, you've done a good job teaching her to be a good girl.
It’s crazy how well behaved Canela is! Probably the most well behaved dog I’ve seen. It’s even more surprising how confident she is while also not being aggressive.
and i have only been here maybe 2 or 3 times ... and i will guess Canela was well socialized as a puppy ... I can't stress enough how important socializing your puppy both with plenty of people and other dogs ....
Yeah I will agree Canela is well behaved and while shes a dominant dog she is also still very calm and relaxed which I think is just amazing!
Having the camera on your dog was interesting. Seeing that alpha dog's behaviour made me a little intimidated and it made me understand how your dog must have felt.
We r humans and dogs r dogs so only dogs can understand each other but in some cases a humans perspective on how a dog feels in a certain moments can be right at times... we all know what nervous, shy, and scared looks like but his dog showed no type of fear... his dog was calm and not interested in the other dogs but when his dog was approached it used regular body language instead of a aggressive or scared type of body language... normal communication in dogs is when 2 dogs r able to sniff each other without any conflict but its usually dominant alpha dogs the ones to start a conflict due to demanding respect from others dogs
nah his dog understood not to try anything and to not to try and. test the dog
Same. I just wanted to kick that dog straight in the face
That's not an alpha dog... that's an insecure fearful dog trying to assert some dominance over the other dogs. Alpha dogs don't behave like this, they are confident and they control other dogs by simply using assertive body language. Alpha dog's only bark and snap at other dogs who are being disrespectful or aggressive to regain order. This dog was challenging every dog at the park, and he snapped at multiple dogs for no reason.... he's insecure and fearful. when combined those characteristics create aggression.
@@thetruepatriot7733 exactly. THe owners of that dog don't know wtf they're doing and it shows in the dog's behavior. If a person is going to own a dog, they have to be the leader of the pack or you get that kind of crap happening.
If I was a dog, I think I would just rather stay at home than deal with all this testing and posturing. Its almost like a day on the job/office.
@@launchpadw9379 Nah only if you let it.
Shepherd dog amongst the sheep dogs ... ✉️
Its part of their nature dude, that is what they love, to communicate, its not for nothing that their ancestors livr in packs
I found out that dogs are extremely social by nature, a dog that doesnt have a way of socializing, just like prople will get mental Heath problems
At least they're getting out. Dogs like being social. Could you imagine being stuck in a house with beings that can't communicate or speak the same all day. That's stressful.
Don`t you remember it used to be like that when we were kids? It should stay that way if you got your wits about you.
The lip lick is actually a sign saying “I don’t want to fight” which shows confidence in your dog, I especially liked when she corrected that black dog because like you said - she wanted to play but knew it would rile up that misbehaving tan dog. The play bows she gave showed she wanted to have fun but unfortunately at dog parks there’s always a buzz kill. Good on you staying calm and just adding distance from the park bully. George is that kid on the Rugrats episode that steals everyone’s ball and pops it because he’s teething lmao
to elaborate on that, the lip lick shows that she is ready for anything but does not instigate
Nope, lick lip is just anxiety. It's not communicative, it's self soothing. Like a human folding their arms when they are nervous.
Also, the lunge at the black dog was way out of line. You don't get to be a jerk because someone else is a jerk to you. Dogs don't have to play if they're nervous or just dont feel like it, but the healthy way to communicate that is just to be still and not play.
@@joelsdogbehavior I don't think you understand pack behavior then. When the group sees you as the lowest ranking they will pick on you constantly UNTIL you stand up for yourself. It is COMPLETELY okay for a dog to stand up for itself, otherwise that dog can be put in potentially dangerous situations because their owner wants them to "just be still".
@@stephendavidson4013 Standing still is not a sign of weakness-- backing away, running away, making yourself small, going belly up-- those are signs of fear and some dogs will pick on those dogs. Standing still with your chest out, unaffected by other dogs, that's a boss alpha move you only see from confident dogs. I'll post a video on my channel tonight just for you of my Boerboel meeting new dogs and you'll see exactly what I mean.
@@joelsdogbehavior HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
No shortage of stupidity at the dog park
The owners deserve a smack!!
Like the woman letting her dog chew his soccer ball
One bark makes him quiet!! Strong female 😂😂
It's just bc males don't typically like to attacks females even aggressive ones , same with lil dogs when they grow up with them they don't know how to deal with them and they wasn't no real american pits here I wouldn't recommend anyone take a american pit to one of these dog parks to chaotic
@@justagemini9593 interesting to know if that's true, I never heard that males don't typically like to attack females.
I'm sure it does happen from time to time of course, because my friends male dog tried to attack my female pit. Had her whole head in his mouth and growled at her but we pulled him away in time before he could break the skin and cause any damage
@@crane7354 oh yea it happens , but if in that case u spoke of , it sounds like he was trying to show dominance more so then to fight, for example I've heard from experience dog breeders that american pits pure bloods enjoy fighting bc its a primal form of competition and they are so driven of dogs that without setting goals and challenges for them , they become very animal aggressive just bc its what natural for them.
@@crane7354 Also I'm sure he was trying to show dominance or teach her a lesson of sum sort its quite common for dog to nip the snout or head and growl when proving a point although I'm not sure he could of just been a old grump too thats when I've personally notice males not caring to attack females
@@justagemini9593 that makes sense now! You're probably right, it was likely a dominance thing.
I at first assumed that maybe he was just territorial because we had shown up at our friends house unannounced, and his dog and mine had never really got to socialize very well and the only time they did was through the window of my friends car.
the way she just sits around sometimes like: "welp im the camera man"
Where is the owner!? That's ridiculous... he/she should be correcting or disciplining their dog! That behavior could lead to a fight. Especially if that dog challenges a more dominant dog.. I have a very assertive 140lb Rottweiler, a few dogs have tried challenging my dog at the park similar to this and my Rottweiler pins them down until they stop. I've been teaching my Rottweiler to ignore this kind of behavior from other dogs so things don't escalate. The owner needs to take control of their dog. Cool camera angle by the way! I like seeing things from the dogs perspective!
That's why I don't like taking my dog to the dog park, the owners are stupid and the dogs are dangerous.
@@kevinweltje4604 People’s negligence ruins most things in life!
The owner needs dealt with. The owner is probably a massive a-hole to. Mr tan tough guy needs to meet an adult bulldog or a Cane Corso to chill his ass out. It's dickeheads like this that ruin it for everybody. My old Bulldog was the sweetest girl ever but would never, ever back down from a fight with a dominant dog. She would literally just put her head down and ram them with her head running as fast as she could. Granted that was like 4 miles and hour but still.......
@@BS32189 very true.
Dog parks are the wild west...shit goes down and evry owners will claim it was the other guy who drew first.
What a fascinating view of dog life.
Your dog is well behaved. Mine is a full breed asshole. 😂😂😂
Great Camera work she deserves a raise 🙌🏼
What bothers me is why isn't the owner there correcting their dog. He's being territorial and dominant. He is NOT the pack leader. I had a Shepard growing up. My dad was a security guard and he worked with the county cops so he had her trained with a k9 trainer. We could have her off the chain. She never got out of ear shot. We would say heal and she would stop dead in her tracks. If you can't control your dog like that, they have no business being away from you and off the leash. The Alfa male wasn't too timid to learn that dominance isn't allowed in the park if he wants to continue to run and play. People need to think. More attacks could be avoided if humans just use their brain. The female's master is on point and it's just as much his job to protect her as it is for her to protect him. She just wants to run off some of that energy and do some quick greets and move on. She says she ain't got time for these fur bags games! LOL
It's so refreshing to see dogs with intact ears.
Those ears don't match the breed standards of a real pitbull
This was a very enlightening video. The topics are certainly not new, but the POV actually really highlights those reactionary actions from a dogs perspective. Well done, tbh.
Took my two dogs to the park. My wife took our female 8mo husky inside through the second gate (my Golden Retriever and I was in the middle barred between the first and second gate).
This dog came on very aggressive and dominant that he pinned down my husky while growling ferociously at her even when my wife is trying to protect our pup.
My Golden wasn’t tolerating it and bark back. If my golden retriever and I went first, a fight would’ve broken out.
The old husky curse... certain breeds just seem to bring out the worst in aggressive dogs.
@@joelsdogbehavior some say that the pointed ears and the open eyes are often interpreted by other dogs as a sign of agression and therefor want to let the husky know "not on my watch"
@TaurusNL TaurusNL I think it's simpler than that. I think they just look more like wolves. Dogs are kind of amazing at being able to tell the difference between wolves and coyotes from dogs at distance. I think it's a kind of misfire of that predator detection.
off topic but I absolutely love your baby’s floppy ears 😂
Ahhh your dog is so calm and respectful so sweet
I'm glad your pitty is nice enough to not mess the other dog up. My dog is a wolf hybrid and it is sweet as can be but if a dog tries to dominate it they are going to the emergency vet for a neck wound more than likely
The owner is an idiot for not recalling his dog!!!
😭😭 RIP to the balls George massacred🤭
Im amazed by all the new information I get. My dog does that licking when other dogs try to mount him. And looking behind him with his ears pulled back to see if they try again. Very helpful thank you
The shepherd: Ball is life.
That ain't no alpha dog that is an insecure dog (The aggressive one)
Same thing
There's different types of aggression
@@greeneggsspam3969 it isn't the same thing. An alpha has a duty to protect and guild a pack (be it one other dog or a 4 others) that dog is in no shape to be helping other dogs with how nervous it is.
@@lilskipper4683 if you're talking about Canela she ain't nervous she just don't want to fight cause she well trained but can gurentee she would fuck that aggressive dog up ntm dude she belongs to has been teaching her not to get involved in other dog fights
like how the owners didn't seem to care before but now that your dogs in the picture they act all worried. they should have trained their dogs to be social.
Canela is a well groomed and well trained shes so calm well done to her owners you guys did a great job raising Canela
You're the example of a perfect pet owner and i'm proud of it, i LOVE pitbulls and it makes me nervous when people have them and don't know how to take care of a dog's instincts and correct or educate them, I wish to be as good with my dogs as you are someday.
I love watching your videos! I've been learning so much thanks to all the explaining you do. Any suggestions for how to correct toy possessiveness/water possession at the dog park?
i just watched and did enjoy your dog did so good well looked after, calm and good responses this was a 🔥 video
Canela is COMMITED to enjoying her afternoon.
That's why I hate bringing mine to dog park. When my Bully responds she's frowned upon.
Record and show them there unruly dogs
love this chanell you and the dogs so cool ... so much manners
Beautiful dog! My girl looks uncannily JUST like that, only younger :)
Being an alpha and being dominant are not the same thing. The alpha is the leader of the pack-- aggressive dogs don't get to be leader, they get teamed up on, socially austrocised, or completely abandoned. Alpha dog have some dominance, but it gets regulated by good leadership-- they don't kick butts unless butts need kicked.
Side note-- you can't force someone else to take their aggressive dog out of the park, so you should take yours away when you see red flags.
I wouldn't have gone in there with that tan dog
The "alpha" is a wrong term, the alphas of a natural pack are the parents of that pack, you can get a explanation, by the autor of the term Dr. David Metch here on youtube, just search for "alpha wolf?"
@@pitdusk8 So who gets to be the parent, or who gets to mate? The alpha dogs right? Alphas get to mate, mating creates parents, parents create leadership. There is also good evidence that parents will upgrade or pick new mates when I new alpha comes. So distinction of the term from parents to others is more complicated.
More on point. Dr. Whomever doesn't get to decide the meaning of words. I'm using colloquial reference. They are free to define their terms for their usage, but that's where their power ends.
@@joelsdogbehavior the "Dr. Whomever" is the man to first use the term, so I guess he have a little to say about the term...
@@pitdusk8 alpha was the first letter in the greek alphabet and had been used to denote leadership for almost as long. I am the alpha and omega of this conversation. I will provide both leadership and closure.
"Alpha dog" isnt real, but confidence is
The owner of the tan aggressive dog should've been correcting their animal and separated the dog when it obviously was not playing well with others and was only trying to assert dominance on every dog there. Which will ALWAYS cause a fight in the end with someone. I'm not saying your dog would but not every dog has that amount of patience and will defend themselves if threatened. That owner should rethink bringing that one to parks and should probably start with behavioral training.
Wtf. Owners do your fucking job! If your dog is like that in dog parks in my country you get banned
What kind of camera setup do you have on the dog? Would love to do this with my boy
Love her!
those are some of the most dramatic slow mos ever 😂
I love my pits I got one mouth we rescued. She just mouthy when she plays, an very protective of her house. The rest are the biggest lovers ever.
You don't rescue a breed. Breeds cost money
George don`t pop the ball!
George: Imma pop all the damn balls I see
Literally stumbled on your channel due to algorithm. But my dog's name is canela as well!
Your dog be like: hi
Black dog: OHHH HIII SWEETIE PIE *kisses
I love ur vids
3:25 slow-mo one bark got bro stumbulin’
DUDE THIS IS SO FUNNY DOG TONGUE LOL
Reminds me of that Cypress Hill song "Through the eyes of a pig" - except the eyes of a dog! Ha
good vid, i think the spacing in between the words need to be bigger imo. Other than that i really liked the vid!!!
My pit never back down either, she holds her ground I've seen her stand up to dogs twice her size, they then stop in their tracks with respect. Paid for that champion bloodline
I Love your dog. Soooo süüüß wie sie läuft mit der Kamera.
This is why I do not take my dogs to these parks,...., Walking my Akita-Pit Male on the beach and a dog ran up on us and before you knew it this dog was out of control and soon as he jumped my dog I tazored the crap out of it. The TOUGH GUY owner freaked and I told him the tazor was a kindness afforded his dog, next would have been the quick release lead and muzzle. HE did not see the muzzle. I don't get in between fight dogs, I rarely if ever have to at my property where use to foster rescued fight Rottweilers for re-entry into good one dog only homes for local rescues, but they make tazors for runners to "correct" an ill-behaved dog attacking, oh and if they stop large Lab-mastiff like a Daniff mix on the beach cold,......, I bet they will work on the owners too! LOL!!!! Easiest just to socialize your hounds as puppies and if they do have that uncontrollable urge to misbehave, throw on a muzzle- you are in the long run protecting your dog, oh and yourself from vet bills of the other dog owners and possible legal actions because of YOUR irresponsibility. I know my dog and if provoked he'll go for it, but he really is not interested in other dogs so the quick release lead and muzzle USUALLY keeps the wanna-be "professional" dog handlers at bay,..., but if not,........, LIGHT'EM UP! KUDOS to the Pitty owner- well behaved pit.
Very strong female. 💪
The dog be like 'GIVE ME THE BALL'
i noticed when you threw the toy that the german shepherd with a toy already in its mouth chased after it. found that funny
Your dog is very calm and is not quick to to turn on another dog and go salvage. My irish staffordshire bull terrier was the same. He would play and wouldnt be interested in a fight but if another layed onto him they would a very nasty surprise. But he would never go kill mode though and tearing them up or bite hold or anything. He hated aggresion and did not like other dogs attacking smaller. He died in june last year and miss him very much. He was beauty of a dog a real head turner.
Dog is the main actor and does the filming. Thats genius.
This their way of getting to know each other.
Fucking big up George what a character 😂
This behavior usually confuses me. I never seem to know what is playing and what is fighting. I've only ever had very laid back pups, and I never took them to dog parks, just in case. Greyhounds are really lanky couch potatoes.
the best dog on yt
I dont know why but i love watching this kind of stuff
She got 2 wrong by just sheer instinct but even with that I wouldn't fault her. Her training patience and control were superb
"hey Come here!" !SPEED!
Jeez it’s like GOT in that park
the dog better cameraman then most people who live 👏👏
That other dogs shouldn’t be in public parks till he get his act straight tbh, he could be playing if he is then I take that back but some people are gonna feel like he is attacking their dog. If he does a serious attack one day it could get that dog shot
Dogs and balls - awh well - but my kids love their kick balls - they ever bite down.
You'd think at some point that blonde haired lady would've bought that poor dude some more soccer balls.
“Damn it George”
05:50 When I was growing up we had a golden retriever and close by there was a soccer field and once when a soccer match was going on, our dog saw the ball and just couldn't help herself. She ran out into the field, took the ball and after she was done letting the not so happy team chase her, she inflated the ball. Picking her up I avoided eye contact with the men. Didn't wanna push my luck😂
You can see the dog was tryna start chaos
This is how dogs agree a hierarchy
My brother use to breed Rottweilers when the puppies where old enough I came over to help him train and socialize them 😊 there where a few Rottweilers he had that where dominate but their role was to keep everyone in line and keep the peace if you have a insecure dominant dog then your going to have problems that’s lack of proper training and socialization which is the owner’s fault
5:33 made me laugh so hard🤣
I just got a notification right now
Why would you let him take your ball lmao 😭 the dog did great but you got punked by the German 😂
off topic but I just yawned and my back ribs cracked
Ur dogs like im nice but if u jump on me i warn u
Cute pit bull just I don’t really trust them because one tried to attack my golden doodle once😢 Golden doodles are just so sweet so he didn’t fight back but my dad saved him😊
Also don’t get mad that the pitbull took a snap at that one dog it was just a correction
you can see the hair on her neck is raised as soon as she looks at that dog
Every where you go there's a dog fight seems like your dogs
if a dogs starts barking at mine im barking back twice as loud
Thats why I don't take my dogs to dog parks. It's the people that are problematic than the dogs lol
What a model Pitt
your dog: sorry man i'm not supposed to be fighting since i'm the camera man/woman
I felt that
Hey guys, I'm trying to learn dog socialization. Wanted to ask, is this behavior something you have to correct ? Or is it normal healthy behavior in an "alpha" dog ?
This is exactly why i don't bring my 2 GS's to dog parks .. I don't think my 2 males would be this forgiving .. You're pup is well behaved it seems .. With my 2 i just take them to the beach 30mins or so before sunset & let them have their fun their ( granted I don't use leashes ) but this just seems a bit much for bigger more dominate dogs ..
A woman with a large uncontrollable dog...is a proxy for the Man she can't control.
Really? It's fantastic to meet someone with a PHD in psychology when just randomly watching dog channels.
My pit. Not even gone let them barks slide. He calm with small breeds but any big dog that wanna be alpha ? Ha. He dead that shh.. every time
Same w/mine
What bloodline are your pit bulls
My dog is either amstaff or apbt mixed with staffy, he isn’t a problem starter but he’ll stand up to any dog that’s wants the smoke. He tried to take on two young unstable German shepherds. He’s 50lbs reddish brown with white and 20 inches at the withers and strong for his little size
All the pitbulls at the dog park are amazing to me .
@@rawjan39 there all mutts .lol
I spy a Norwegian Elkhound!!!
what a great camera dog you have here and just pay with treats :P
If you take your dog to the dog park, expect your dog to become seriously injured.
Never understood why people take dogs to these parks. They learn every bad behavior you can think of, not to mention the bad humans that go as well. Ugh !!
Interesting video! 👍
imagine if ronin would've been there