Yep. My dog despises water that falls on his head, but it's MY FAULT it's raining outside every single door I open for him. Different door = different outside
Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games th-cam.com/users/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
Gosh. Our standard poodle is like that. He’s not happy til his toy and blanket pile is in the middle of the living room, and all doors are open so he can do his “rounds.”
One time there was a terrible thunderstorm and I went to get my dog inside and she was out in the yard doing some Eldritch Ritual and refused to come inside. This video reminded me of that.
It's like people getting upset because horses are left out in the rain, snow or sun. Any animal that doesn't like the current weather and is free to roam about without being tied up, will find somewhere to be comfortable out of the weather.
We had a horse that loved to stand out in the rain. We had a inspector come by and demand we make a covering for it. We did. It still stood in the rain. Inspector was baffled.
Lots of people just don't get that animals really don't need our help for anything ..... even dogs and cats .... feral cats can live just fine without people if there is prey around ... hell the Jets / Giants have about 50 cats living at Metlife stadium for vermin control ... same with Disneyland ( probably a lot more there ) .....
There's two sides. I agree with you, however many pets aren't living where they are suited to be naturally. You can't take a tropical fish and turn it loose in the great lakes and expect it to live. These karens don't have any common sense though
I don't understand some people bud. I had a husky back in the day and it wouldn't come in when it was -25 outside! It was just happy as can be. The whole thing about "If you are cold, they are cold - bring them inside" simply doesn't apply because the animals were built to take it!
@Yanis Khaled What do you mean? Secure them? I never talked about securing anything. I will not exactly "secure" my high content wolfdog (meaning chain it up) when I get it, but I will build a secure enclosure. (Chaining a wolfdog is a bad idea)
If anything, dog breeds like huskies, samoyeds, or any other double coated dog are probably more comfortable outside in the rain/cold. The “if you’re cold, they’re cold” rule would only apply if you’re ALSO wearing 2 thick winter coats.
Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.
I couldn't drag my husky out of that nasty below 0 weather that came through Texas/Ohlahoma in February. Dude just wanted to dive through snow drifts all day. Brought him in touched his coat and couldn't even tell he'd been outside.
edit this and remove literally. fuck you are dumb. secondly not all wolves live in near arctic conditions many species live in very temperate areas. thirdly "arctic conditions" is pretty broad temp range. that could be -50f or 100f. just last year a temp of 100.4f was recorded in the arctic circle.
You know very little, wolves live in a broad range of environments, depending upon species. There is a species of wolf that lives in Central part of India (historically used to live across North, Central, South India), and there, the summer temperatures reach fucking 45°C. While the winter temperatures are lowest at 0-5°C. Search "Indian Wolf".
To the two typical know it all morons who piped up. You understood which variety of wolf I was referring to, you know the big, hairy, grey, mean looking ones, like in the video... not a desert fox. this is a TH-cam comment section not a university debate blog. The comments are short and to the point, you are supposed to be able to read between the line you Google searching nerds haha
@@The_Cat_Authority well we know enough about you that you like your own comments, no need to get aggressive over a youtube comment like your life depends on it, because you already got told off that you're just flat out wrong and look like an idiot
@@casiopistachio1107 Grey wolves naturally live in tundras/forests. Because of it's damp and often rainy climate that could be a reason why Kane goes back outside instead of staying inside, trying to feel home again. But who tf knows
Yes there is different between a husky, a wolf and a chihuahua lol- I found my husky just randomly in the park bathing in the water, 3 times already-, found her jumping in the rain and playing in snow- I don’t think I’m surprised anymore :’)
I used to have a pure white Malamute, he would always be outdoors even during blizzards. I'd wake up in the morning with like 20-30cm of snow down, go outside and be like "JAKE, DINNER" and then you'd just see this big mound of snow move as the dog stands up. Heck he even had a doghouse, he wouldn't even use that while outside. He'd rather go outside in a blizzard, lie down on the ground, and go to sleep in the snow then to come in or use the doghouse. Big dogs with thick coats like this love the cold, people need to realise that.
Harvey and Kane are basically all-weather dogs. They have very thick coats, they want to be outside in the rain, and know their owner is going to be there to let them back inside once they’re done playing. They’re fine.
"People doesn't seem to understand that there is a different between a chihuahua and these guys". People who owns chihuahua probably doesn't even want to know that there are other breed of dogs other than their little creatures from hell
Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing. It's just misinformation spreading and no one is combating that information and just calling them idiots doesn't help.
Wow. That was unnecessarily angry. I like how you took a cute video with nothing negative about it, and used it as an opportunity to insult other people's dogs for no reason at all
People freaked out about my Australian cattle dog sunning himself in 120 degree desert heat. He had a dog door and was choosing to roast himself but people don’t understand different breeds have different needs.
He’s an F-1 upper 90s %. I’m not sure if the breeder wants me throwing him out there (he’s older and breeds them because his wife used to and she since died) but I can ask.
It's almost like dog-breeds that are adapted to working outside in cold wet weather like being outside in cold wet weather. If only the people who think deserts are a great place for husky's to be outdoor-dogs thought things through.
I think your neighbor didnt freak out because you left your dog outside of the house, but they freak out because there is a wolf outside of your house 😂
I love that they came upstairs to excitedly greet you ... and then went back to their other happy place outside, enticing you to join them. I commend you for knowing and respecting the breed most commonly abused and misunderstood on TikTok.
@@B-SybrZaku-ThendHaloAirsofting you don't call the police when you see a deer, or a bear, if they're not doing anything, i live in an area where we live alongside apex predators like wolves, and bears, and no one calls the police when they see one because they don't go near humans
Alas, I have a sad story. I live in California, the hot part, and my brother decided to buy a husky. However, he was moving to the even hotter part of California and so gave the dog to my parents. That means that they now own a husky and have to take care of it, making sure it doesn't die of heat stroke in summer. I say buying huskies in hot climates is a crime, not owning.
My old Samoyed girl had one favorite thing to do in the whole world, to sleep outside when it was snowing. She would be completely covered in snow, and sleep like that for hours. People do not realize that these dogs are bred for living in these conditions, unlike their couch rat.
Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing.
@@cczsus6513i think i read something like that too but it wasn't about dogs going overboard. they put a dog in a tank of water and made it swim (it couldn't get out and had to swim to stay afloat). they timed how long the dog swam and rescued it right before it drowned. they repeated it and over time found that the dog would swim less and less because it knew someone would rescue it in the end. forgot what it was trying to find but i remember the experiment because of how messed up it was.
@@chi7818 Not that actually it was a from a kids book I remember it's like a series of different dogs I remember that since it was like chocolate lab another was called vanilla lab I believe. Stuff like that it said something about dogs don't know when to stop swimming and they'll swim themselves to death.
Apparently those people who say don't leave those two outside don't know what a Husky and a Wolf Dog is they are one of the few "Pets" that are actually weatherproof LOL!
their also the same type of people to leave their dogs in overheated cars while they shop in air conditioned businesses all because they can't bear to be seperated from their babies!
There's actually quite a large number of dog breeds who will quite happily sleep outside in the snow because those are the conditions they were bred to live in. Alaskan malamutes come to mind
Honestly one of my biggest fears would be (even in the country) a hybrid getting passed an electric fence and a neighbor shooting it thinking it's a wild wolf.
People who always say that forget 1 thing....... these animals are natural found in freezing cold weather. Had a karen neighbor say that to me once with mine. I then pointed and he was making himself a snow angel and then climbed on the snow mound and fluffed himself a bed. Then turned back and told her to mind her own business. Police stopped by a little later and I pointed saying "it's a husky I can't get him to come in." they waved said have a nice day and walked next door and told karen if she called again they will have to charge with falsifying a police report.
Omg that would be cute as hell. For whatever reason for a few days during the snow my Lab decided she'd flop down and take a nap in the snow off my deck. Out of nowhere-and she's almost 12.
I need to send this to my neighbor. It was night and she threatened me that she was going to call animal control because I left my dog out "all day" (was only an hour). My dog is a golden retriever. i live in southern california. The weather was around 70 F. She was telling me it was cold..... while the door was open and my dog had no interest coming in. people that dont have large dogs dont get it.
some people are ignorant man, i saw a vid on youtube the one that samoyed dont wanna come in the house bc its winter and the owner want the dog to stay warm.
Yeah, I think I've seen the same one. It's crazy to me that people just assume animals just don't know what they want. They might generally not understand that a certain pill/injection is good for them, but they can certainly understand knowing how it feels to be cold, and being too cold is not good. (Those same types of people would likely insist their dog is very intelligent, despite acting like that.) I feel bad for those dogs. It sucks being too hot all the time. I'm assumed to be a dog hater, when really I just hate how humans keep projecting themselves onto their animals all the time, or always jump to the most convenient assumption for themselves, and not wanting to be the one to deal with their consequences of that. Makes the dog's life a confused one due to lack of consistency, and under some circumstances, a scary one.
@@L7vanmatre It's like people trying to imprint human emotions on dogs, if a dog's got tears in it's eyes then oh it's crying, so sad. Like no, dogs don't cry ffs, it's got something wrong with its eyes. People don't seem to understand dogs and we try to relate their emotions to human emotions and it never ends well.
@@joebloggs6922 Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing
I have kind of the same problem. My dog will lay on our porch in summer sun for hours. People will freak out because they think we are abusing him when really he can go to the shade or back inside he just loves the heat. Except I do have to let him inside when hes out in light rain or snow because he'll start whining like a little princess.
Find the biggest snow pile and claim it for yourself by sleeping on top of it... Don't even try to convince me to move... Hey, hey... HEY! if you are moving the snow, bring here! My pile isn't big enough. Our dog in a nutshell.
Pretty sure those adorable beings have enough fur to keep them pretty warm, and as a chihuahua owner, mine do the exact same thing, they will want to go inside, but as soon as they are in they'll start scratching the door again...
In Siberia we always keep our dogs outside and they are perfectly fine. I remember only once, my father broght our dog inside cause it was -40° and she got puppys.
Our Akita loves bad weather. She'll go out in 40 degree weather, pouring rain and just lay down in the yard for hours watching nature (if you let her). She takes hours and hours to dry, so we try and avoid that. She'll also lay in the snow for hours even if its 20-30 degrees.
i have a australian shepard dog and he constantly prefers to sleep outside in heavy rain than in his dog house when i have a good look at his fur the outside is completly soaked but deep inside is sompletly dry and warm, these dogs were just made for that.
Maybe they are trying to get you outside because they feel hot inside? Dog: If I’m hot the buddy that feeds me is hot! Wolf/dog: Yea! Come out and cool off bro!
I was going to make a comment about how bold OP is in just going to the gym with a door open downstairs? Then I remember he has two big dogs (one being a wolf mix), and any house robber should think twice about actually breaking in.
Only time I’ve called on a neighbor for leaving their husky outside is in Southern California when it’s 110 degrees outside :’( Their solution was to tie the dog outside so it remains in the shade. These pups deserve the cold!
My pup is a very thin coat boxer/ pit/ stuff mix. She gets cold much easier so I plan accordingly Like others said, know you’re breed. Huskies and wolves were meant to be outside and in bad weather a lot. Great vid
@@maybeitsmadi - all good. Idk if it was a typo or a brain fart lol. You just put the correction, you didn’t call me an idiot or anything, no need to apologize. Cheers
We would! But we also wouldn't be able to see as well, and probably only in black and white. Plus daylight would SUCK. www.quora.com/Why-is-the-lack-of-Tapetum-lucidum-in-humans-an-evolutionary-disadvantage
@@tulipalll Actually, dogs and wolves don't see in black and white. They're actually red-green colorblind, but they can see certain colors. But you do have a point. If only we could have the eye shine and night vision and also keep our color vision. lol
People seem to forget that before we started domesticating them, animals stayed outside in the WILD which is weather and nature and everything crazy that goes with it. 😂
Reminds me of my sisters dog. Husky & some other mix. Calling him big and strong is an understatement. Anyway, we live in Colorado so it snows 365 and he loves to play in the snow and never wants to come inside
We have a yorkie (thin coat), she seems to live indoors. We also have a cairn terrier mix, with a really thick coat, he will spend all his time outside if he can
Same energy as,"sir he likes to sleep under the hot sun." My dogs love to sunbathe a little too much and people are like,"we are sweating buckets bring them in".
You’re not serious right? Also it’s a hybrid, not quite completely wolf. Believe it or not it’s not that dangerous to raise a wolfdog, provided you actually know wtf you’re doing and can be responsible about it. Most people are just too biased in their fear to realize it.
Used to have a Husky .... hated being indoors .... even in the winter .... his body temp was so high he melted perfect circles in the snow and through ice overnight ...
lol, why don't they just not come inside? and really? people are criticizing a HUSKY being left out in the cold? a SIBERIAN husky? the one bred in that famously freezing cold place? seriously, some people are just looking for anything to complain about.
20 years ago the Husky got outside and no one noticed and everybody went to sleep. 6 in the morning the next day everyone was shocked to see that the dog had survived. It was minus 20 degrees and the dog slept on top of a snowbank
That’s great! My two shepherds are the same, they will go out in any weather to get their play on, even Heavy rain doesn’t stop them, just a pain in the but to towel Them off😂 and like your guys, they really just want to be with us and hangout, like when they stand by the door, they really waiting for you to come Out in the rain to play 🤣 very good looking pups,
That's like people who dress their dogs, I live with 3 dogs and one had puppies, none of them wear anything, they have their own hair to protect them from winter and summer The only dog I "dressed" was my old doggy who was dying, she couldn't warm up herself in her last month (we had to sacrifice her in a vet, because of her suffering💔)
@@matthewevans5486 Im from Spain, here when a dog is very sick and suffering, veterinarians advise the owner to sleep the animal, but it is the owner's decision
@@アナ-o4w Oh it's a second language thing (I assume). I thought you were trying to make a very sad event seem more... I don't want to say entertaining but it's the only word that comes to mind. I might start saying "I had to sacrifice 'Pet'" when I talk about that kind of thing with freinds
My husky is like this.. sometimes I feel bad cause it's cold out and maybe even snowing... Let her in.. she like 20 minutes tops later is clawing and whining. At the door to go outside.
If ita above 40 my dog is panting her head off. The bad snowstorm and -2 weather we had this year is the happiest I've ever seen her. She wanted to stay outside the entire time.
My dog was a street dog before I adopted him. He still loves being outside except when it rains. I don't know what happened but he is so afraid of water he is cautious of his water bowl.
@@jonathanwells223 Ah, there of course we can all agree, but the quote relates more to pets in general rather than the use of cats. Ultimately there's nothing more useless than tiny dogs
Tbh, those are built to be outside in the rain and slow, with strong abilities to bear and withstand different types of extreme weathers. It's their natural instinct to go and mess around outside where they feel more comfortable.
this man spitting facts. yah don't wanna leave a chihuahua or small, non winter/rain(whats the term? acclimated?) dog, because they aint made for it. a husky and or wolf? maybe a pom because the fur? sure, but like, those are dogs that are fluffy, warm, got the right stuff biologically, to be in the cold and rain, and GENERALLY, actually LOVE it. now if you got a pug? probably not... (watch someone show me some evidence on pugs being able to be out in such weather because I chose the ONE random dog that somehow is biologically acclimated for such forms of weather or something XD! probably not, but it'd be funny.)
I had a Collie dont remember the exact breed i think it was mixed it was a rescue pretty sure it was either a rough or scotch collie who learned how to open our back door just so he could go play in the rain and snow, never had to worry about anything happening to him due to weather, i was more concerned he would find away through the fences and into the road then i was the weather
"I wanna go outside."
"You're already outside."
"But I wanna be outside in a different place."
"There's a difference"
Yep. My dog despises water that falls on his head, but it's MY FAULT it's raining outside every single door I open for him.
Different door = different outside
This is completely reasonable to be fair to the dog. if a person said this it'd be chill
Finally a worthy TH-cam comment and not an argument on owning any breed. Yay!
“I wanna go outside”
“You’re already outside”
“I know but I wanna GO outside”
Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games th-cam.com/users/postUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
I get the feeling they really just want the doors open so they can run in, out, and through the house as they please.
Every dog owner ever: "Yes."
in-out-in-out-in-out-in-out pant pant pant repeat.
Gosh. Our standard poodle is like that. He’s not happy til his toy and blanket pile is in the middle of the living room, and all doors are open so he can do his “rounds.”
No my Border Collie does the same kind of thing and it is 100% they want you to come outside with them.
@@MrJohnboyofsj Lol my thought too, they don't want to come in, they want you to come out
If I was in the neighborhood I’d be more concerned about the dog’s eye lasers.
lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
well they did ask for dogs with frickin' laser beams attached to their eyes
Me too
If I was in the neighborhood I’d be more concerned about the wolf!
Wolf-Lasers..... YES!
*glowing yellow eyes through the glass* : nah thats just the inclement weather not a wolf outside my balcony. nah.
wolf? All i see is a black husky?
Oh, hi 404. Fancy seeing you here
@@BoopisMaximus wolf dog
@@BoopisMaximus its a wolf
never thought i would see a dead content creator here
"If you are cold they are cold"
*yea if they're a hairless rat*
Hey my sister is a hairless rat you son of a bit*h!
@@wall57805 lol
Lol I've always thought that was the laziest concept of determining the needs of your pets I have ever heard of.
what'd you call me??
Like us lol
I thought they were going to do a twirl, and then get out from were they entered.
Them exiting from the other door is funnier, though.
People who don't know dogs "It's cold outside, that's cruel"
Everyone else "Ma'am, that's a Husky"
Small dog owners 🤦🏽
its not about cold outside its about wild animals they go into backyards and eat dogs
@@matzelp1821 What wild animals are eating Huskies, they scare off cougars, wolves and sometimes bears if there's a couple of them
@@andyt2k bobcat for example
@@matzelp1821 Unlikely to go after an adult husky, not worth the risk
Dog logic: Wait if we come inside to go outside...We'll be even more outside! :D
i heard of a man who whenever he drank milk he would add milk powder to the milk so it would be more milk.
@@chi7818 That's the most lactose tolerant man I've ever heard of, maybe he should teach these lactose intolerant people a lesson
@@chi7818 I always buy an extra pack of cheese to fill the holes of the other cheese with cheese so I always have more cheese
Dog logic isn’t exactly wrong. The yard IS bigger than that raised patio.
I swear to God i thought to myself “this guy is TOO CHILL to find out his dog is stuck on the balcony with a wolf”.
Haha same
Fuck I was scared for the little one
That's what I thought 😁
Wolfdog?
@@leiilo 94% take it or leave it
One time there was a terrible thunderstorm and I went to get my dog inside and she was out in the yard doing some Eldritch Ritual and refused to come inside. This video reminded me of that.
Degenerate
Sounds like she called in that thunderstorm.
@@Cybersharky_ Degenerate
@@TheCapitalLetterM kinky
@@Cybersharky_ Hi Degenerate, I am Dad.
It's like people getting upset because horses are left out in the rain, snow or sun. Any animal that doesn't like the current weather and is free to roam about without being tied up, will find somewhere to be comfortable out of the weather.
@XEREBRL
I think people confuse animals with children.
We had a horse that loved to stand out in the rain. We had a inspector come by and demand we make a covering for it. We did. It still stood in the rain. Inspector was baffled.
@@roetemeteor never heard of a horse inspector before lol. Guy obviously didn't know anything about horses.
Lots of people just don't get that animals really don't need our help for anything ..... even dogs and cats .... feral cats can live just fine without people if there is prey around ... hell the Jets / Giants have about 50 cats living at Metlife stadium for vermin control ... same with Disneyland ( probably a lot more there ) .....
There's two sides. I agree with you, however many pets aren't living where they are suited to be naturally. You can't take a tropical fish and turn it loose in the great lakes and expect it to live. These karens don't have any common sense though
I don't understand some people bud. I had a husky back in the day and it wouldn't come in when it was -25 outside! It was just happy as can be. The whole thing about "If you are cold, they are cold - bring them inside" simply doesn't apply because the animals were built to take it!
Well not to all dog breeds, but huskies are sled dogs they’re born for the cold :)
@@saturniiiidae Plus they're smart so sometimes they make up their minds
Exactly. I remind people that birds and frogs n shit survive winter.. humans just suck n should’ve stayed in Africa, lol
@@kn902 out of africa has been debunked for awhile mate
@Yanis Khaled What do you mean? Secure them? I never talked about securing anything. I will not exactly "secure" my high content wolfdog (meaning chain it up) when I get it, but I will build a secure enclosure. (Chaining a wolfdog is a bad idea)
If anything, dog breeds like huskies, samoyeds, or any other double coated dog are probably more comfortable outside in the rain/cold. The “if you’re cold, they’re cold” rule would only apply if you’re ALSO wearing 2 thick winter coats.
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ah yes.....the wolfi/doggo logic "you have to go inside to approciate going outside"
I couldn't drag my husky out of that nasty below 0 weather that came through Texas/Ohlahoma in February. Dude just wanted to dive through snow drifts all day. Brought him in touched his coat and couldn't even tell he'd been outside.
That weather was only nasty for Southerner, you couldn't have drag *me* out from playing in the snow with your Husky.
"They want to go right back outside, in the rain"
"But it's not raining outside this door!"
general rule is if someone scolds you for leaving your doggos outside, simply reply; you try to get them inside
Well, he got them both inside.
I think the issue is _keeping_ them inside :D
Wolves literally live naturally in near arctic conditions their entire lives, never stepping foot indoors... what are people even going on about
edit this and remove literally. fuck you are dumb. secondly not all wolves live in near arctic conditions many species live in very temperate areas. thirdly "arctic conditions" is pretty broad temp range. that could be -50f or 100f. just last year a temp of 100.4f was recorded in the arctic circle.
You know very little, wolves live in a broad range of environments, depending upon species. There is a species of wolf that lives in Central part of India (historically used to live across North, Central, South India), and there, the summer temperatures reach fucking 45°C. While the winter temperatures are lowest at 0-5°C. Search "Indian Wolf".
To the two typical know it all morons who piped up. You understood which variety of wolf I was referring to, you know the big, hairy, grey, mean looking ones, like in the video... not a desert fox. this is a TH-cam comment section not a university debate blog. The comments are short and to the point, you are supposed to be able to read between the line you Google searching nerds haha
@@The_Cat_Authority well we know enough about you that you like your own comments, no need to get aggressive over a youtube comment like your life depends on it, because you already got told off that you're just flat out wrong and look like an idiot
@@casiopistachio1107 Grey wolves naturally live in tundras/forests. Because of it's damp and often rainy climate that could be a reason why Kane goes back outside instead of staying inside, trying to feel home again.
But who tf knows
Yes there is different between a husky, a wolf and a chihuahua lol-
I found my husky just randomly in the park bathing in the water, 3 times already-, found her jumping in the rain and playing in snow- I don’t think I’m surprised anymore :’)
No no. They don't hate the rain. They just HATE being in the rain without YOU :)
It's not about them being out, they just wanted to lure you back outside with them. At the end the wolf like one was like "come with us"
Yes, they think he's weird for not being outside with them.
They are also waterproof as thick fur coats!
I used to have a pure white Malamute, he would always be outdoors even during blizzards. I'd wake up in the morning with like 20-30cm of snow down, go outside and be like "JAKE, DINNER" and then you'd just see this big mound of snow move as the dog stands up.
Heck he even had a doghouse, he wouldn't even use that while outside. He'd rather go outside in a blizzard, lie down on the ground, and go to sleep in the snow then to come in or use the doghouse.
Big dogs with thick coats like this love the cold, people need to realise that.
malamute are literally Arctic dogs! I actually get more upset when I see people have them in warm/tropic cities.
Harvey and Kane are basically all-weather dogs. They have very thick coats, they want to be outside in the rain, and know their owner is going to be there to let them back inside once they’re done playing. They’re fine.
"People doesn't seem to understand that there is a different between a chihuahua and these guys". People who owns chihuahua probably doesn't even want to know that there are other breed of dogs other than their little creatures from hell
YES literally, like omg can they shut up about their chihuahua rat thing?
Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing. It's just misinformation spreading and no one is combating that information and just calling them idiots doesn't help.
Wow. That was unnecessarily angry. I like how you took a cute video with nothing negative about it, and used it as an opportunity to insult other people's dogs for no reason at all
@@TheLegmann nono its ok chihuahuas are colloquially hated
@@TheLegmann chihuahuas are food, not friends
My neighbour's had a border collie that would complain if people didn't go out and play in the rain with her.
People freaked out about my Australian cattle dog sunning himself in 120 degree desert heat. He had a dog door and was choosing to roast himself but people don’t understand different breeds have different needs.
where did you get the wold hybrid. he's so pretty
I got him from a breeder
@@Harv-Kane which one? from what i seen in you video's he's very well behaved. i know they're all different but wow o.o what content is he?
He’s an F-1 upper 90s %. I’m not sure if the breeder wants me throwing him out there (he’s older and breeds them because his wife used to and she since died) but I can ask.
@@Harv-Kane please? Im looking for one :3 costs and such. All the info i can before i make the choice
@@WolfdogKitok family had them before. Everyone always retorts what you just did "don't unless"
It's almost like dog-breeds that are adapted to working outside in cold wet weather like being outside in cold wet weather.
If only the people who think deserts are a great place for husky's to be outdoor-dogs thought things through.
I think your neighbor didnt freak out because you left your dog outside of the house, but they freak out because there is a wolf outside of your house 😂
I love that they came upstairs to excitedly greet you ... and then went back to their other happy place outside, enticing you to join them. I commend you for knowing and respecting the breed most commonly abused and misunderstood on TikTok.
Imagine the neighbors seing the wolf like *"OMG!!! HONEY CALL THE POLICE THERE IS A WOLF ON THE STREATS!!"*
And that's how you get people's dogs shot. Really.
Well if you don’t know that it’s a pet then it’s a valid thing to do
@ I would hope any neighbours this guy has know about his dog and wolf, surely they’ve seen them by now.
@@B-SybrZaku-ThendHaloAirsofting you don't call the police when you see a deer, or a bear, if they're not doing anything, i live in an area where we live alongside apex predators like wolves, and bears, and no one calls the police when they see one because they don't go near humans
I'd probably give my wolf something cute to wear, so its obvious hes human owned. Like a yellow bandana or sth
The real crime is people owning huskies in hot climates
Alas, I have a sad story. I live in California, the hot part, and my brother decided to buy a husky. However, he was moving to the even hotter part of California and so gave the dog to my parents. That means that they now own a husky and have to take care of it, making sure it doesn't die of heat stroke in summer.
I say buying huskies in hot climates is a crime, not owning.
My old Samoyed girl had one favorite thing to do in the whole world, to sleep outside when it was snowing. She would be completely covered in snow, and sleep like that for hours. People do not realize that these dogs are bred for living in these conditions, unlike their couch rat.
I confirm - my samoyed prefers to sleep outside even during cold winters
Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing.
Couch rat 💀 literally my min pin. istg if I don’t get a cat I’ll be getting a proper big dog like a husky or shepherd. Maybe both.
@@cczsus6513i think i read something like that too but it wasn't about dogs going overboard. they put a dog in a tank of water and made it swim (it couldn't get out and had to swim to stay afloat). they timed how long the dog swam and rescued it right before it drowned. they repeated it and over time found that the dog would swim less and less because it knew someone would rescue it in the end. forgot what it was trying to find but i remember the experiment because of how messed up it was.
@@chi7818 Not that actually it was a from a kids book I remember it's like a series of different dogs I remember that since it was like chocolate lab another was called vanilla lab I believe. Stuff like that it said something about dogs don't know when to stop swimming and they'll swim themselves to death.
Apparently those people who say don't leave those two outside don't know what a Husky and a Wolf Dog is they are one of the few "Pets" that are actually weatherproof LOL!
their also the same type of people to leave their dogs in overheated cars while they shop in air conditioned businesses all because they can't bear to be seperated from their babies!
There's actually quite a large number of dog breeds who will quite happily sleep outside in the snow because those are the conditions they were bred to live in. Alaskan malamutes come to mind
I love how their pupils are glowing yellow, like you just entered a boss fight.
Honestly one of my biggest fears would be (even in the country) a hybrid getting passed an electric fence and a neighbor shooting it thinking it's a wild wolf.
“There’s a difference between a chihuahua and a these guys” that’s so true idk why people don’t understand that specific dogs like specific stuff
Uhm.. I think they want YOU to be outside, playing with them, in the rain!
Just like my Norwegian Forest cat.
"Open the damn door, it's -10 outside!" Proceeds to lick icicles and have a nap in powder snow.
"You're a wolf"
"But it cold and wet"
This is the pet owners we like. Not the one commenting “ poor baby “ under every ig post of a dog or cat who is simply just breathing🤦♂️🥴
People who always say that forget 1 thing....... these animals are natural found in freezing cold weather. Had a karen neighbor say that to me once with mine. I then pointed and he was making himself a snow angel and then climbed on the snow mound and fluffed himself a bed. Then turned back and told her to mind her own business. Police stopped by a little later and I pointed saying "it's a husky I can't get him to come in." they waved said have a nice day and walked next door and told karen if she called again they will have to charge with falsifying a police report.
Omg that would be cute as hell. For whatever reason for a few days during the snow my Lab decided she'd flop down and take a nap in the snow off my deck. Out of nowhere-and she's almost 12.
She should have got the death penalty
I need to send this to my neighbor. It was night and she threatened me that she was going to call animal control because I left my dog out "all day" (was only an hour). My dog is a golden retriever. i live in southern california. The weather was around 70 F. She was telling me it was cold..... while the door was open and my dog had no interest coming in. people that dont have large dogs dont get it.
some people are ignorant man, i saw a vid on youtube the one that samoyed dont wanna come in the house bc its winter and the owner want the dog to stay warm.
Yeah, I think I've seen the same one. It's crazy to me that people just assume animals just don't know what they want. They might generally not understand that a certain pill/injection is good for them, but they can certainly understand knowing how it feels to be cold, and being too cold is not good. (Those same types of people would likely insist their dog is very intelligent, despite acting like that.)
I feel bad for those dogs. It sucks being too hot all the time.
I'm assumed to be a dog hater, when really I just hate how humans keep projecting themselves onto their animals all the time, or always jump to the most convenient assumption for themselves, and not wanting to be the one to deal with their consequences of that. Makes the dog's life a confused one due to lack of consistency, and under some circumstances, a scary one.
@@L7vanmatre It's like people trying to imprint human emotions on dogs, if a dog's got tears in it's eyes then oh it's crying, so sad. Like no, dogs don't cry ffs, it's got something wrong with its eyes. People don't seem to understand dogs and we try to relate their emotions to human emotions and it never ends well.
@@joebloggs6922 Well I think it's people go overboard there is a thing I remember reading dogs don't know when they are too tired and they will drown while swimming like that so obviously people will assume dogs aren't that smart and will still go outside when it's freezing
Video: about dogs
Cat(s) in the background: "WHAT ABOUT _MEEEEEEEEE???_ "
They think the house is like a mario level. You go through the tube, and you end up at the beginning of the level.
It's the act of being let in that they love so much. It shows you care. Even if they don't - haha
Big proponent of knowing your breed. You clearly do. Good job.
I have kind of the same problem. My dog will lay on our porch in summer sun for hours. People will freak out because they think we are abusing him when really he can go to the shade or back inside he just loves the heat. Except I do have to let him inside when hes out in light rain or snow because he'll start whining like a little princess.
Find the biggest snow pile and claim it for yourself by sleeping on top of it...
Don't even try to convince me to move...
Hey, hey... HEY! if you are moving the snow, bring here! My pile isn't big enough.
Our dog in a nutshell.
I have samoyed - it’s winter here, snowy, temperature between 0 and -10 Celsius - my samoyed sleeps on my balcony
Pretty sure those adorable beings have enough fur to keep them pretty warm, and as a chihuahua owner, mine do the exact same thing, they will want to go inside, but as soon as they are in they'll start scratching the door again...
In Siberia we always keep our dogs outside and they are perfectly fine.
I remember only once, my father broght our dog inside cause it was -40° and she got puppys.
Our Akita loves bad weather. She'll go out in 40 degree weather, pouring rain and just lay down in the yard for hours watching nature (if you let her). She takes hours and hours to dry, so we try and avoid that. She'll also lay in the snow for hours even if its 20-30 degrees.
i have a australian shepard dog and he constantly prefers to sleep outside in heavy rain than in his dog house when i have a good look at his fur the outside is completly soaked but deep inside is sompletly dry and warm, these dogs were just made for that.
Just try to get a Newfie inside when it's snowing -- you'll be waiting a long time!
They just thought that this time round you will stay playing outside with them.
Damn your wolf looks like an anime villain when his eyes glow like that. Btw that's such a badass pet
you dont fuck with the neighbor that has a wolf
We had a pet Timberwolf growing up. He Loved the Snow and the rain.... Beautiful animal very Loving and protective.
Maybe they are trying to get you outside because they feel hot inside?
Dog: If I’m hot the buddy that feeds me is hot!
Wolf/dog: Yea! Come out and cool off bro!
I was going to make a comment about how bold OP is in just going to the gym with a door open downstairs? Then I remember he has two big dogs (one being a wolf mix), and any house robber should think twice about actually breaking in.
Only time I’ve called on a neighbor for leaving their husky outside is in Southern California when it’s 110 degrees outside :’(
Their solution was to tie the dog outside so it remains in the shade. These pups deserve the cold!
he a confused, but he got the spirit.
I had a beagle that refused to go out in bad weather. He would just sit there and look at you like ya right no way!
Fantastic eye lasers! Also, I hear kitty meowing in the background, very sweet 😁
My pup is a very thin coat boxer/ pit/ stuff mix. She gets cold much easier so I plan accordingly
Like others said, know you’re breed. Huskies and wolves were meant to be outside and in bad weather a lot. Great vid
@@maybeitsmadi - yea idk how that happened lol. Thanks 👍
@@maybeitsmadi - all good. Idk if it was a typo or a brain fart lol.
You just put the correction, you didn’t call me an idiot or anything, no need to apologize.
Cheers
Wolves and dogs are so lucky they have eye shine. We humans would look so cool with that stuff.
We would! But we also wouldn't be able to see as well, and probably only in black and white.
Plus daylight would SUCK.
www.quora.com/Why-is-the-lack-of-Tapetum-lucidum-in-humans-an-evolutionary-disadvantage
@@tulipalll Actually, dogs and wolves don't see in black and white. They're actually red-green colorblind, but they can see certain colors. But you do have a point. If only we could have the eye shine and night vision and also keep our color vision. lol
People seem to forget that before we started domesticating them, animals stayed outside in the WILD which is weather and nature and everything crazy that goes with it. 😂
Reminds me of my sisters dog. Husky & some other mix. Calling him big and strong is an understatement. Anyway, we live in Colorado so it snows 365 and he loves to play in the snow and never wants to come inside
Owner: So you want to In or Out?
YES
Kane looking longingly at you every time you let him through a door is wholesome af.
I love watching videos of thunderstorms and then I listen to music I like like delta parole or metallica! Nothing better and more relaxing like that!
We have a yorkie (thin coat), she seems to live indoors. We also have a cairn terrier mix, with a really thick coat, he will spend all his time outside if he can
Same energy as,"sir he likes to sleep under the hot sun."
My dogs love to sunbathe a little too much and people are like,"we are sweating buckets bring them in".
It's cool that your husky made fast friends with that scary wolf and domesticated him so fast!
You’re not serious right? Also it’s a hybrid, not quite completely wolf. Believe it or not it’s not that dangerous to raise a wolfdog, provided you actually know wtf you’re doing and can be responsible about it. Most people are just too biased in their fear to realize it.
@@pokaay3163 No I wasn't serious... it was written with tongue firmly planted in cheek!
Used to have a Husky .... hated being indoors .... even in the winter .... his body temp was so high he melted perfect circles in the snow and through ice overnight ...
lol, why don't they just not come inside?
and really? people are criticizing a HUSKY being left out in the cold? a SIBERIAN husky? the one bred in that famously freezing cold place? seriously, some people are just looking for anything to complain about.
As an animal lover the only thing that I'm upset about is that their race track is blocked by 2 doors 🤣
20 years ago the Husky got outside and no one noticed and everybody went to sleep. 6 in the morning the next day everyone was shocked to see that the dog had survived. It was minus 20 degrees and the dog slept on top of a snowbank
That’s great! My two shepherds are the same, they will go out in any weather to get their play on, even
Heavy rain doesn’t stop them, just a pain in the but to towel Them off😂 and like your guys, they really just want to be with us and hangout, like when they stand by the door, they really waiting for you to come
Out in the rain to play 🤣 very good looking pups,
That's like people who dress their dogs, I live with 3 dogs and one had puppies, none of them wear anything, they have their own hair to protect them from winter and summer
The only dog I "dressed" was my old doggy who was dying, she couldn't warm up herself in her last month (we had to sacrifice her in a vet, because of her suffering💔)
I have never heard any refer to having your dog put down at the vets as "sacrificing the dog" but I kinda like it
@@matthewevans5486 Im from Spain, here when a dog is very sick and suffering, veterinarians advise the owner to sleep the animal, but it is the owner's decision
@@アナ-o4w Oh it's a second language thing (I assume). I thought you were trying to make a very sad event seem more... I don't want to say entertaining but it's the only word that comes to mind. I might start saying "I had to sacrifice 'Pet'" when I talk about that kind of thing with freinds
Look at those yellow wolf eyes. I think the game is in and out. The pack is on the move.
Are we not gonna y’all about this dude owning a wolf? LOLOL
sorry if these questions r personal but I LOVE wolves. so how much did ur wolf dog cost? and where'd u get him?
I figure a husky and a wolf would be too hot inside with the average temperature people find comfortable.
Seeing what this guy's done in some of his videos I wouldn't be surprised if he keeps his house much colder than the average human.
the „mhm“‘‘s from this guy are just spot on
My husky is like this.. sometimes I feel bad cause it's cold out and maybe even snowing... Let her in.. she like 20 minutes tops later is clawing and whining. At the door to go outside.
If ita above 40 my dog is panting her head off. The bad snowstorm and -2 weather we had this year is the happiest I've ever seen her. She wanted to stay outside the entire time.
My dog was a street dog before I adopted him. He still loves being outside except when it rains. I don't know what happened but he is so afraid of water he is cautious of his water bowl.
I agree with them, I love the rain.
Like get sick and shit, yes please.
My Corgi is the same way. Rain or snow its ten times harder to get her into the house.
Hahaha. 😂 They want to be in so they can get out and the cycle repeats. Sooo cute
"Any dog under 50lbs is a cat and cats are pointless."
- Ron Swanson
Wiser words have not been spoken
Ron must have never worked on a farm in his life
@@jonathanwells223 Ah, there of course we can all agree, but the quote relates more to pets in general rather than the use of cats. Ultimately there's nothing more useless than tiny dogs
@@disappointedfather9394 but they do give good cuddles!
Tbh, those are built to be outside in the rain and slow, with strong abilities to bear and withstand different types of extreme weathers. It's their natural instinct to go and mess around outside where they feel more comfortable.
by the thumbnail i thought that his dog brought a wolf home to get out of the weather lol
Poor guy never realized he got a wolf by accident.
this man spitting facts.
yah don't wanna leave a chihuahua or small, non winter/rain(whats the term? acclimated?) dog, because they aint made for it.
a husky and or wolf? maybe a pom because the fur? sure, but like, those are dogs that are fluffy, warm, got the right stuff biologically, to be in the cold and rain, and GENERALLY, actually LOVE it.
now if you got a pug? probably not... (watch someone show me some evidence on pugs being able to be out in such weather because I chose the ONE random dog that somehow is biologically acclimated for such forms of weather or something XD! probably not, but it'd be funny.)
there's a difference between a large apex predator, and a domesticated house pet, is what he's getting at
I had a Collie dont remember the exact breed i think it was mixed it was a rescue pretty sure it was either a rough or scotch collie who learned how to open our back door just so he could go play in the rain and snow, never had to worry about anything happening to him due to weather, i was more concerned he would find away through the fences and into the road then i was the weather