I think this shows that Dobermans absolutely ARE NOT savage dogs. Prince is remarkably patient and well-trained, and when he fights back, he doesn't *attack* the other dog. It's just "Hey, knock it off." He's a gorgeous doggo too, and a very good boy
@@Caesar-- What I mean is that dogs like Dobermans, Rotties, and Pit Bulls ARE NOT BRED SAVAGES. It's all down to training. Dobies are intelligent dogs, were originally bred to be GUARD DOGS, and I've read that their natural aggression has been toned down through breeding from what it was in the past I'm not saying Dobies can't be aggressive, I'm just saying that with the right trainer, they can be great dogs, just like any breed
@@winglessfairy564 grammatically, using he instead of it after mentioning "one of these working dogs" doesn't make sense, as working dogs can be male or female. Prince might be male, but it's not just Prince I'm referring to, so "it" is the correct use.
I have a large female Dutchie and have worked with Malinois males in the past. The males, especially the unneutered ones are relentless and need a strong leader. They will walk all over an owner and they don't do well if they don't have a firm confident leader. Unless your breeding, these dogs can be unmanageable if unneutered. I had no issues with my Dutchie, but I socialized the heck out of her and spend a minimum of an hour per day training. Lazy owners almost always screw up these powerful dogs. Don't get one if that's you, sorry. Actually the Doberman is a far calmer dog and is more suited to being alone than either the Mal or Dutchie, but if you raise them right and have the time for them there is no better dog for family protection and even just as a pet. They are very affectionate and are mostly goofballs, but will protect you with their lives. You just have to know what you are doing before you decide, oh I want to get a cool dog like the ones from John Wick 3. Then you wonder why you need new furniture every couple months.
@@kashankirk at the end it shouldn’t be about fighting it’s about correcting the dogs and not let one bully the other cause there will be a day god forbid a really confident dog isn’t going to allow that
Not too sure. Dobie is like a heavyweight boxer. Dutchie is like a fast light heavyweight that can go 50 rounds with maximum force. Doberman runs out of steam when the Dutchie is still warming up. Their stamina and drive are off the charts.
Hats off to Miesha. She did so very well. Checked in with Beckman, used porch for cover, so patient but encouraging. Great work from Prince, not too much just right as well. Folks know your breed and traits of your dogs.
Loved this video. Excited dominate dog. Loved how Prince handled this boy. “Hey dude take it down a notch or I will “. What a wonderful helper you have!
Prince is the zen master of the dog world - even when this young jerk antagonized Prince and deserved a major beat down Prince STILL listens to and obeys every voice command. He is a living legend, and he shows what a beautifully well-trained intelligent dog can be - a guide. First time I’ve ever heard poor Prince pant this hard - this dog really pushed his buttons. He is a superstar.
Great video! It touches on a couple of really important topics. As the owner of a Dutch Shepherd, you can only do so much to make a Dutch Shepherd not act like a Dutch Shepherd. Obviously some suppression is necessary, and Beckman does it well! But this video is also a reminder to potential owners considering super high energy working dogs such as these. How much time are you willing to spend suppressing what the dog naturally is? And is it fair to the dog? Dutch shepherds typically are not "dog park dogs", and this is a great video to remind people to pick a breed that is best suited to their lifestyle. I like how Beckman asked the owners what they want their life to look like with this animal. Thank you for a video that demonstrates teaching some necessary suppression, but also serves as a reminder to people to be careful what breeds they pick...
@june song not sure how he thinks that would be shaming? (I'd rather hurt somebody's feelings, then have a dog wind up with the wrong owner, become unmanageable and get dumped at a pound... But those that know me would not describe me as politically correct! ) My dutch is a 2 year old intact male. I will tell you that they are not for everybody. And that's okay. Dog parks??? Nope. I've had people ask if my dog could be a stud for their females (gsds). Another Nope. Frankly, I don't personally know anyone that I would trust to handle the offspring of my boy... 😂 The difficulty will be finding playmates for the dog featured in this video. Frankly most dogs just can't handle the rough play and yes they do like the rough stuff. You had better be supremely confident in your ability to control them. Glad these people are getting some help... Too many don't. But still I hope it makes people think twice before getting a Dutch Shepherd or a Belgian Malinois or even a German Shepherd.
Dutch Shepherds do fine in a dog park if well socialised, mongrel KNPV dogs on the other hand do not. This is not a Dutch Shepherd but a mix at best...
@@dominiqueprincen Sure, but now bring in Schnauzers, game APBTs, Cani Corsi, Rottweilers, Dobermanns, Beaucerons, American Bulldogs, Presas, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Thai Ridgebacks, Neapolitan Mastiffs, GSDs etc. Most of the successful KNPV studs aren’t just Mal x Dutch.
I rescued a 4 year old dutchie....man...this couple has no freaking clue what they're in for. Couples like these are how they end up in shelters. My dutchie is my best friend but they are not jsut a random breed yoiu get because they're cool. The anxiety, attachment, and energy is next level and takes a ton of work.
Couples like this are trying to work with the dog and learn how to be better owners for the dog's sake. It's the ones who aren't willing to put in the work that result in dogs in shelters.
Joel, when you kept “releasing” him time and time again, all I could think of… watch, this dog is gonna stop lunging after he’s released. This method is PHENOMENAL and it works every time!
Camerawork was perfect!!! Stayed focussed on the dogs! Smart Meisha at 16:16 knew to go under the deck to get Duke off her lol!! It mighta been cool to slo-mo the part 1:47ish where Prince got mad cuz at least for me I don't understand what specifically incited that unless it was just cumulative annoyance? 😁 I absolutely love when u coach the clients exactly what to do/say cuz it empowers them so wonderfully! Shows all of us we can do it, too! 🐾❤️
@@if131 This dog isn't being dominant, it's a horny adolescent unneutered male obsessed with wanting to mate and barely able to think of anything else. His behavior is constantly sex focused, there's a REASON his nose is constantly glued to her vag and when it's not, trying to mate. This teenager is SO horny it doesn't matter that the female in question is already spayed.
prince is freaking awesome, watching your channel has helped my gsd be happy and free because i taught her boundaries now she checks with me even if a dog charges us she will ignore it and look up at me for what to do and she used to be super reactive, your channel probably saved her life
I just recently found you and sir I must say you have taught me a lot in the the short time I have been watching your videos... you seriously need a show on TV as so many could learn so much from you and how to do it correctly without the overwhelming human interaction.
trust your helper camera-person! It's hard to see dark dogs shooting from shade into a bright background. Carly was correct to try to catch that from the other side.
Watching videos like this one makes me wish you were anywhere on the East coast! My dogs are pretty good just from watching all of your videos but I can't help but think how great they would be if I could get them to you for real! A lot of excellent dog body language to observe in this one!
Most people probably don't recognize a Doberman that hasn't had its tail and ears clipped. They're gorgeous, graceful hound dogs - it's the clipping that makes them look fearsome.
Joel, you are my hero dog trainer. I wish so bad I could be out there training dogs. There is just something satisfactory when I see how well my BFF's corgi behaves after a session. I love training dogs with all my heart, and you are my idol dog trainer. Thank you so much for teaching me how to train dogs, and explaining dog posture, among so many other things.
Great video. Dog only cares about girls thinking with one end. My one boy is so dominant didn't realize for awhile but he trigged my other dog to go after dogs. Intact dogs are another level need control. I have three boys and one girl in intact takes me being in control all the time. My older girl rules the house and does it in a perfect way. Really appreciate what you do you are amazing 👏
It always awesome to see Joel working with serious dogs. I mean a lot of these dogs are working breeds that he gets. It’s fascinating to see the differences but in the end you can literally see how serious some of these dogs are. That’s a lot of dog for a run of the mill family.
Lot of responsibility on these owners. If you can't physically and mentally stimulate these animals get yourself a yorkie you can put in your handbag. I know everyone has a different view on neutering but if you're not planning on breeding there's no reason not too unless it's macho. I applaud they at least look for help
This was the best of Prince ! Totally enjoyed watching Prince in action. The dog finally did pick up on Joel being the one in control toward the end hopefully the owners understand what you were showing them. Great video.
I can’t wait to get back in shape and go hiking with my doggos. They love chasing you through the woods and over hills and climbing… They’re so capable, these breeds!
How old is that pup? I think it’s great that you asked them, “what kind of life do you envision?”, so that you can determine whether that’s reasonable, and work toward that goal. Also, such wisdom in understanding that the dynamic between this pup and Prince wouldn’t give him what he needs, because they couldn’t get passed the posturing. Bravo! Glad I found my way to your channel.
I love people like this. They understand and care about dogs on a completely different level. I have never put my dogs into boarding because I could never fully trust a stranger with my dogs. This type of set up, I think I could fully trust.
Your knowledge is super important to spread! I'm so glad you have a channel because dog psychology is so hard for most people to learn. THANK YOU because I'm sure you have already saved so many dogs and gifted so many humans with quality relationships because of your gift and insight. Keep translating for humans. I'm super proud of you for your great work 😺👍 you totally rock🪨. This info is so great for the 🌍 😃
I have exactly the same dog! Mix breed of Cane Corso (mother) & German Shepard (father) - incredible, mirror like behavior. It took me 1 year of intense training to be able to walk him without a leash, but even now (after 4 years) I would not be able to have him ignore or play with dogs like prince in the dog park. On the street, he would be able to sit down while prince walks by, but in the dog park... just not possible. He is now still crazy and dominant, but very obedient on the other hand. I whish you share some wisdom, how to handle dogs like this with other large (dominant) males in a closed / limited places. P.S. My dog is nurtured, but that didnt changed his behavior much. And when it comes to nature, yes, he can hike full day, without a problem, but wildlife is big problem. I already had issues with him and roe deer... so that is one more thing I would like to see on the channel, how to deal and train your dogs vs wildlife. All in all, love thank you for sharing, really appreciate your videos!
We have a Cane Corso/ Pitt Bull Mix who is a 14 month old 98lb male. We neutered him at 1 year old & saw a difference immediately with marking , smelling, eating. He goes out on off leash pack hikes twice a week and does great in the pack. But one on one dog meets is random who he growls at . He has good obedience, however off leash out in nature he can be easily distracted. The best reassurance for his safety is the E Collar, it’s like a wireless leash. It’s really helping with his shaping off leash. Hope that helps.🐶💞
Dutch shepherd are the hardest dog I’ve had when coming incounter with Random dogs, They are okay with dogs they have been around for a little bit, But random dog that come to her on walks, the ones that come to her when she doesn’t want to normal shows them quickly Always have there aggression hidden around family but if come to it they flip, but very protective over there loved ones
You see people taking dogs with this type of attitude to the dog park all the time. These people realize their dog needs training and socializing before that can happen. Unfortunately many people are clueless and just let them off leash at the park and that's when fights happen.
I had a blue heeler and he was the most perfectly behaved dog. Not saying that I had to invest a whole ton of time, love, and discipline to get him there. But I will never own another dog because he was literally my best friend. He kept me warm where I would've assuredly froze to death. He went with me everywhere I went and was a part of me. I love you Rascal and I miss you still all the time.
this was the first dog I was annoyed with while watching. He just was hyper fixated and I still can't believe that people are not getting their pets spayed and neutered! It is 2024 people, absolutely no reason to not do this! Prince is the BEST dog ever! And Meisha was very tolerant!
If that had been a full-grown male Dutch Shepherd the picture could have been very different. I saw someone use the word "relentless" and that's a very good description of a Dutch Shepherd's approach. Their energy levels are simply off the chart and they will keep up whatever they are doing at maximum speed, at maxiumum power, at maximum EVERYTHING. There's no off switch unless they get rigorous training to teach them boundaries. They are, as far as I am concerned, the most intelligent breed on the planet. You can look into their eyes and you SEE their brain at work, evaluating, assessing. On Dutch farms they were trained to bring in sheep and cattle at night, on their own, without human supervision. As if they have some kind of internal clock, "OK, it's 5 o'clock, time to take the animals home," and they'd go to work. They are also distinctive for being one of the oldest unchanged breeds around. The Dutchie you see today looks exactly like the Dutch Shepherds guarding Dutch farms 200 years ago.
Maybe get mics for the visitors as it was hard to know what was going on or why you would pause or not correct randomly. Great advice and knowledge. Much appreciated!!
perfect example of a dog who is dominant and rude due to excitement and lack of socialization, but not necessarily aggressive. just didnt have mom or another dog to teach him manners when he was a pup lol.
Exactly what to do. Dogs get into it, we intervene to not allow it to escalate and continue to let them do their thing. So many owners would of made that situation worse Great video Joel as usual. Honest to goodness feedback and real life training.
I think a lot of people give credit to Prince which is well put, he is an amazing dog but you gotta give credit to the man. Beckman you are amazing. Good work here.
I don’t think it’s really worth it to try to socialize a dog like this with other dogs. It’s seems to be the way many Dutch shepherds are to be dominant like this. Better to teach obedience and recall around other dogs. The dog doesn’t need to interact with other dogs but learn to confidently be around other dogs without incident and trust you to handle things.
Hello Mr. Beckman, Your videos are very interesting because, like you say, aggressive dogs get taught manners. And that the main need for these types is some socialization so they'll get fresh ideas about their place in society; about being polite. Learning how to interact properly and have fun in life instead of their actions causing problems. So in the past few days i've watched about 20 vids and you ask people for comments. i had absolutely no intention of ever writing; it isn't something i generally do. But i saw the video Prince puts young Dutch Shepherd in its place, and decided to let you know what i want to know. It would just be great to get a chance to learn all this information because i love dogs. love them. First off, in general, you're always commenting on the actions of a dog you're correcting. ok, good. btw, you yourself are a straightforward man and that's good too -it's always great to listen to truthful people and it's comforting to find that in their character. btw, i get a whole police vibe from your videos. they feel like the police. but, then again, what you do w dogs, isn't that far from what they do with people. And i guess that may be why i'm getting that impression. Anyways, you generally comment on the actions of dogs you are correcting. Could you also comment pls on their mindsets more? And, if you could also give comments on the different mindsets and character traits a breed generally has; that would really be informative. it would be great to understand these dogs more. i love how dogs are so direct about what they think and are feeling, but, it would be great to understand the why they are like that better. An example would be, i was surprised to learn from you how macho male dogs were. i truly had no idea they're characters were centered on the whole macho idea thing. (i've read books on dogs and they've never mentioned the macho thing, and, i never got to know this.) Whether a dog, male or female, aggressive or not aggressive, it didn't matter. The whole central thought they all seemed to understand came across as being about the idea of macho. it surprised me, and, i understand them better now. So, in the video Prince puts young Dutch Shepherd in his place, i watched the first 2 seconds of the video and i laughed. i also stopped the video and, right then and there, decided i would write to ask about mindset and differing character traits of the breeds. Also, what they're bred for: is it just for dog's looks, or, what mindsets, body traits and characters do they have for the job they're bred for. i know it isn't what correcting dog behaviours is about, but, that would be really interesting, and, give people deep psychological understanding and gen info they might appreciate on these animals. Who, btw, i now have the lovely idea that most dogs are just plain good natured, even the aggressive ones, who just need to be corrected in order that they understand right ideas. Kind of like where you say you correct them and a little light bulb goes off in their heads "Oh? i had no idea! now i get it.", and they behave more happily and accepting of other dogs. Their aggression goes way down when they get the right idea and get happy. It's great! Lovely to see most have such a good nature in them, especially in those that we see as so bad because they're aggressive, but, that it just stems mainly from their wrong ideas. lovely So, i'm asking this info from you because i have the idea you truly understand dogs, so, the info from your viewpoint would be good to know. btw, you are right about positive reinf for beh to be encouraged, and, negative about behaviours to discourage. That comes across as effective in the videos also. So, about the video w the dutch shepherd, the two get closer and i saw Prince get angrily over aggressive with him, saying, Dude, let me show you why you're my Bitch, and, the other macho guy was like Fuck off let's be honest, first, my apologies for being rude, and, that's what they said. i think, when two alpha males fight, or even just posture, rallying for status and establishing their dominance it's like one of the dogs is saying i'm a boss dog and the other one is saying yeah, but, i'm THE boss dog and their Friend/owner is saying Yeah, but I'm Boss of both of you and that's where their understanding of their place in society and their obedience really starts to stem from. And, i appreciate that i could read their nature correctly, and, thanks for that. btw, the only 2 things that put me off are, you sound hard all the time, and, it feels wearing, but, like you say in the videos, that's why i sound aggressive, i have to teach them i'm the boss, not them. and, ok, you work w dogs, but, buy some new clothes! the ones you wear are always so worn they look like they're melting on you. not pleasant. i know a comment on clothing, that it's not my place to say this, and it's none of my business. again, i apologize for just being rude, i know i'm being rude, sorry, i believe i'd want someone to let me know their impressions and how they're made to feel while watching the videos. i figure you would too. anyways, that's about it. i know your videos center on training the dogs, but, it seems you have more info people would appreciate on mindsets, etc. Maybe people would let you know if they'd appreciate more comments interspersed about mindset etc. in the correction videos you do. thank you for all your work, and, thank you for truly entertaining and informative videos on dog training. now i'll go back and finish watching the video. i'm sure Prince is going to tell that shepherd What's Up. Sincerely, Marianne Giamakis
I currently have my dog in training and I am learning a lot about him being unbalanced with other dogs. Prince is giving corrections, hard but GOOD corrections. There is no locked jaw and he isnt licking his lips as a sign of aggression. The other dog has his tail straight up and looks like he has a mohawk on his back constantly testing his limits because he is used to not being corrected. The excessive tail wagging tells he is not balanced. He likes the girl but he his not following his boundaries with her
Maybe because a female is less threatened by a male dog doing that? Idk either but it seems like it. Like it’s not a competition a lot of the time unlike a male dog mounting a male dog, who will probably get offended. Females dogs get mounted so maybe it’s no as offensive to her? Male dog might take it as trying to dominate. She seems very passive too
Agree - my female Cane Corso had a little border Collie try to mount her in the park and she went bananas on him then mounted him 😳. It was the only time I’ve ever seen her really pissed at another dog so if I see a dog trying to mount her I’m going to end it quick.
This breed is suited for owners that are adventurous like traveling, hiking, camping and what not! Dog parks ain’t gonna cut it for a Dutch Shepherd!
That mongrel might have some Dutch Shepherd blood but is in no way a Dutch Shepherd.
@@grepominer8820 nah
100% full Dutch Shepherd.
I once saw a very polite mal at a dog park, but I'm willing to be he was a unicorn. I'd never take my mal to a dog park. Or any of my dogs actually.
@@antainhuntingkennelsirelan8546 I guess you think your dog is a 100% Dutch Shepherd too?
What is his BRN number?
I think this shows that Dobermans absolutely ARE NOT savage dogs. Prince is remarkably patient and well-trained, and when he fights back, he doesn't *attack* the other dog. It's just "Hey, knock it off."
He's a gorgeous doggo too, and a very good boy
The restraint of prince always amazes me. Also him listening to commands every single time. Amazing working dog. Also good character it seems.
Exactly, beautiful breed.
You cannot say that because this 1 EXTREMELY well trained dog is not savage, it means the entire breed is the same way lol
@@Caesar-- What I mean is that dogs like Dobermans, Rotties, and Pit Bulls ARE NOT BRED SAVAGES. It's all down to training. Dobies are intelligent dogs, were originally bred to be GUARD DOGS, and I've read that their natural aggression has been toned down through breeding from what it was in the past
I'm not saying Dobies can't be aggressive, I'm just saying that with the right trainer, they can be great dogs, just like any breed
@@greninjastorm6734 fair enough haha
Misha was so clever by going underneath the ramp, to stop him jumping and climbing on her. She also used his owners as shields at a point.
That's not fair to my boy, he just wanted some ass! 😂
At 2:07 when Prince does that subtle check-in with his dad is so awesome. That's why Prince is such a good helper dog - he always checks in.
Prince is just one of these working dogs that knows what it needs to do, knows how to do it, gets it done and done well. So impressive
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@@winglessfairy564 grammatically, using he instead of it after mentioning "one of these working dogs" doesn't make sense, as working dogs can be male or female. Prince might be male, but it's not just Prince I'm referring to, so "it" is the correct use.
He's been properly socialized
"OH, the ol' double pee." got me so good im laughing so hard
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I have a large female Dutchie and have worked with Malinois males in the past. The males, especially the unneutered ones are relentless and need a strong leader. They will walk all over an owner and they don't do well if they don't have a firm confident leader. Unless your breeding, these dogs can be unmanageable if unneutered. I had no issues with my Dutchie, but I socialized the heck out of her and spend a minimum of an hour per day training. Lazy owners almost always screw up these powerful dogs. Don't get one if that's you, sorry. Actually the Doberman is a far calmer dog and is more suited to being alone than either the Mal or Dutchie, but if you raise them right and have the time for them there is no better dog for family protection and even just as a pet. They are very affectionate and are mostly goofballs, but will protect you with their lives. You just have to know what you are doing before you decide, oh I want to get a cool dog like the ones from John Wick 3. Then you wonder why you need new furniture every couple months.
I would love to own a dog like Prince. He's a gem . An alpha dog who knows how to be cool too.
Prince nearly turned him into a Dutch Shepherd pie
Idk bout that Dutch has some size on him just depends which dog has more fight inside
@@AJ02700 prince does… you can tell by the presence and he is older.
@@AJ02700 Dutch has more drive. Likes the fight.
@@kashankirk at the end it shouldn’t be about fighting it’s about correcting the dogs and not let one bully the other cause there will be a day god forbid a really confident dog isn’t going to allow that
Not too sure. Dobie is like a heavyweight boxer. Dutchie is like a fast light heavyweight that can go 50 rounds with maximum force. Doberman runs out of steam when the Dutchie is still warming up. Their stamina and drive are off the charts.
Hats off to Miesha. She did so very well. Checked in with Beckman, used porch for cover, so patient but encouraging. Great work from Prince, not too much just right as well. Folks know your breed and traits of your dogs.
Loved this video. Excited dominate dog. Loved how Prince handled this boy. “Hey dude take it down a notch or I will “. What a wonderful helper you have!
Why didn’t they get a golden retriever if they wanted to play ball and go to the dog park??
Because people DO NOT understand breeds AND.... neutering. Training.🤦 People want to look tough with their dog oh and vehicle 🤷
Classic clueless owner that chooses the wrong breed and finds themself in over their head.
Prince is the zen master of the dog world - even when this young jerk antagonized Prince and deserved a major beat down Prince STILL listens to and obeys every voice command. He is a living legend, and he shows what a beautifully well-trained intelligent dog can be - a guide. First time I’ve ever heard poor Prince pant this hard - this dog really pushed his buttons. He is a superstar.
Great video! It touches on a couple of really important topics.
As the owner of a Dutch Shepherd, you can only do so much to make a Dutch Shepherd not act like a Dutch Shepherd.
Obviously some suppression is necessary, and Beckman does it well!
But this video is also a reminder to potential owners considering super high energy working dogs such as these.
How much time are you willing to spend suppressing what the dog naturally is?
And is it fair to the dog?
Dutch shepherds typically are not "dog park dogs", and this is a great video to remind people to pick a breed that is best suited to their lifestyle. I like how Beckman asked the owners what they want their life to look like with this animal.
Thank you for a video that demonstrates teaching some necessary suppression, but also serves as a reminder to people to be careful what breeds they pick...
@june song not sure how he thinks that would be shaming? (I'd rather hurt somebody's feelings, then have a dog wind up with the wrong owner, become unmanageable and get dumped at a pound... But those that know me would not describe me as politically correct! )
My dutch is a 2 year old intact male. I will tell you that they are not for everybody. And that's okay.
Dog parks??? Nope.
I've had people ask if my dog could be a stud for their females (gsds). Another Nope.
Frankly, I don't personally know anyone that I would trust to handle the offspring of my boy... 😂
The difficulty will be finding playmates for the dog featured in this video. Frankly most dogs just can't handle the rough play and yes they do like the rough stuff.
You had better be supremely confident in your ability to control them.
Glad these people are getting some help... Too many don't. But still I hope it makes people think twice before getting a Dutch Shepherd or a Belgian Malinois or even a German Shepherd.
Dutch Shepherds do fine in a dog park if well socialised, mongrel KNPV dogs on the other hand do not. This is not a Dutch Shepherd but a mix at best...
@@grepominer8820 Our KNPV line Malinois x Dutch Shepherd does fine in dog parks.
@@dominiqueprincen Sure, but now bring in Schnauzers, game APBTs, Cani Corsi, Rottweilers, Dobermanns, Beaucerons, American Bulldogs, Presas, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Thai Ridgebacks, Neapolitan Mastiffs, GSDs etc. Most of the successful KNPV studs aren’t just Mal x Dutch.
@@naturallycurlyhair4413 I don’t understand your response?
I rescued a 4 year old dutchie....man...this couple has no freaking clue what they're in for. Couples like these are how they end up in shelters. My dutchie is my best friend but they are not jsut a random breed yoiu get because they're cool. The anxiety, attachment, and energy is next level and takes a ton of work.
Couples like this are trying to work with the dog and learn how to be better owners for the dog's sake. It's the ones who aren't willing to put in the work that result in dogs in shelters.
Joel, when you kept “releasing” him time and time again, all I could think of… watch, this dog is gonna stop lunging after he’s released. This method is PHENOMENAL and it works every time!
Camerawork was perfect!!! Stayed focussed on the dogs! Smart Meisha at 16:16 knew to go under the deck to get Duke off her lol!! It mighta been cool to slo-mo the part 1:47ish where Prince got mad cuz at least for me I don't understand what specifically incited that unless it was just cumulative annoyance? 😁 I absolutely love when u coach the clients exactly what to do/say cuz it empowers them so wonderfully! Shows all of us we can do it, too! 🐾❤️
get over here carly!
Look at the other dogs body language. It keeps trying to be dominant.
@@if131 This dog isn't being dominant, it's a horny adolescent unneutered male obsessed with wanting to mate and barely able to think of anything else. His behavior is constantly sex focused, there's a REASON his nose is constantly glued to her vag and when it's not, trying to mate. This teenager is SO horny it doesn't matter that the female in question is already spayed.
I like when Prince gets pushed too far because the dogs he gets “in-line” deserve it. Your both awesome 🙂
prince is freaking awesome, watching your channel has helped my gsd be happy and free because i taught her boundaries now she checks with me even if a dog charges us she will ignore it and look up at me for what to do and she used to be super reactive, your channel probably saved her life
Dropping gems. I learn small bits and pieces I can start using. Love the correctional work that positive trainers don’t show me
I just recently found you and sir I must say you have taught me a lot in the the short time I have been watching your videos... you seriously need a show on TV as so many could learn so much from you and how to do it correctly without the overwhelming human interaction.
Skilled trainer and skilled teacher!
trust your helper camera-person! It's hard to see dark dogs shooting from shade into a bright background. Carly was correct to try to catch that from the other side.
You’re right. Being in the shade is my fault
Watching videos like this one makes me wish you were anywhere on the East coast! My dogs are pretty good just from watching all of your videos but I can't help but think how great they would be if I could get them to you for real! A lot of excellent dog body language to observe in this one!
Most people probably don't recognize a Doberman that hasn't had its tail and ears clipped. They're gorgeous, graceful hound dogs - it's the clipping that makes them look fearsome.
Joel, you are my hero dog trainer. I wish so bad I could be out there training dogs. There is just something satisfactory when I see how well my BFF's corgi behaves after a session. I love training dogs with all my heart, and you are my idol dog trainer. Thank you so much for teaching me how to train dogs, and explaining dog posture, among so many other things.
Wow! That Dutch Shepard looks so close to the Malinois when it is at curtain angles. Thanks for sharing.
Yes I think they have some similarities but to me it it is mainly the dark face and ears. When seen together you can see their differences.
There really is no breed like a well trained Doberman. Their power mixed with intelligence is actually terrifying.
Intelligence in dogs is measured by obedience so not really terrifying if well trained.
Great video. Dog only cares about girls thinking with one end. My one boy is so dominant didn't realize for awhile but he trigged my other dog to go after dogs. Intact dogs are another level need control. I have three boys and one girl in intact takes me being in control all the time. My older girl rules the house and does it in a perfect way. Really appreciate what you do you are amazing 👏
that sucks that YOU don’t rule the house
you need to go to a real trainer not watch these dumb videos
@@chaselee1 get a life. But the joke's on you any way, you gave Beckman a view.
@@siggylloyd3566 i gave who a what?
@@siggylloyd3566 bro, you can't win an argument with stupid. Also don't feed the trolls
If you don't have the lifestyle for a Dutch Shepherd or Belgian Malinois, don't get one.
It always awesome to see Joel working with serious dogs. I mean a lot of these dogs are working breeds that he gets. It’s fascinating to see the differences but in the end you can literally see how serious some of these dogs are. That’s a lot of dog for a run of the mill family.
Lot of responsibility on these owners. If you can't physically and mentally stimulate these animals get yourself a yorkie you can put in your handbag. I know everyone has a different view on neutering but if you're not planning on breeding there's no reason not too unless it's macho.
I applaud they at least look for help
This was the best of Prince ! Totally enjoyed watching Prince in action. The dog finally did pick up on Joel being the one in control toward the end hopefully the owners understand what you were showing them. Great video.
I liked the video too!
And Hiii Terri 🥰
@@nicholegallo1090 Hello NiChole. Love you girl. : )
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I can’t wait to get back in shape and go hiking with my doggos. They love chasing you through the woods and over hills and climbing…
They’re so capable, these breeds!
He's a wild one. I think it would be interesting to see the dogs after being trained like a year after this video.
Prince has amazing footwork. He gets himself in the right position every interaction. He’s like a great boxer…great defense, great footwork.
“Oh, the old double pee.” Has me cracking up.
Prince stood there at 2:17 and was like ‘try that shit again, I dare you’ the other dog didn’t wanna mess with him after that 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Misha is smart. Standing under there so he cant hunp her🤣
Hump*
@@christga100what do u mean by she needs to suddenly turn ?
I absolutely love at 2:08 how prince looks up directly at u to affirm his actions and get further encouragement. Great mental teamwork
That happy roll near the end made my day!🌻
How old is that pup? I think it’s great that you asked them, “what kind of life do you envision?”, so that you can determine whether that’s reasonable, and work toward that goal.
Also, such wisdom in understanding that the dynamic between this pup and Prince wouldn’t give him what he needs, because they couldn’t get passed the posturing. Bravo! Glad I found my way to your channel.
Dutch Shepards are the best dogs I've came across really energetic! I have a female the same color as the one on this video running around the ranch.
Thanks for all the lessons you have given us throughout the year Merry Xmas to you your family Prince and your team
Wow, this shepherd is too much....Misha is so tolerant.
Sir, not only are you an impeccable dog trainer, but I can tell you're a great husband and father, too. Well done 👏
You are so kind
I don't have any dogs yet, but want to adopt some within the next few years. Love your training style. It makes so much sense.
I love people like this. They understand and care about dogs on a completely different level. I have never put my dogs into boarding because I could never fully trust a stranger with my dogs. This type of set up, I think I could fully trust.
Prince seems like such a good natured dog and the perfect helper. Very tolerant, but not a pushover.
Great video. Love how you make yourself “leader”.
I love watching these encounters! Best content on the Internet
She is so sweet!
Your knowledge is super important to spread! I'm so glad you have a channel because dog psychology is so hard for most people to learn. THANK YOU because I'm sure you have already saved so many dogs and gifted so many humans with quality relationships because of your gift and insight. Keep translating for humans. I'm super proud of you for your great work 😺👍 you totally rock🪨. This info is so great for the 🌍 😃
Prince is like, I am an effing Dobbie, you idiot,
I have exactly the same dog! Mix breed of Cane Corso (mother) & German Shepard (father) - incredible, mirror like behavior. It took me 1 year of intense training to be able to walk him without a leash, but even now (after 4 years) I would not be able to have him ignore or play with dogs like prince in the dog park. On the street, he would be able to sit down while prince walks by, but in the dog park... just not possible. He is now still crazy and dominant, but very obedient on the other hand. I whish you share some wisdom, how to handle dogs like this with other large (dominant) males in a closed / limited places. P.S. My dog is nurtured, but that didnt changed his behavior much. And when it comes to nature, yes, he can hike full day, without a problem, but wildlife is big problem. I already had issues with him and roe deer... so that is one more thing I would like to see on the channel, how to deal and train your dogs vs wildlife.
All in all, love thank you for sharing, really appreciate your videos!
We have a Cane Corso/ Pitt Bull Mix who is a 14 month old 98lb male. We neutered him at 1 year old & saw a difference immediately with marking , smelling, eating. He goes out on off leash pack hikes twice a week and does great in the pack. But one on one dog meets is random who he growls at . He has good obedience, however off leash out in nature he can be easily distracted. The best reassurance for his safety is the E Collar, it’s like a wireless leash. It’s really helping with his shaping off leash. Hope that helps.🐶💞
Price is a King. That dog is awesome to watch.
I would like to get a Dutch shepherd in the future when I travel America, and this video really helps me!! Thank you for being our teacher!!!!
Seems like a perfect dog for K9 shield for a working dog rather than family dog
What a beautiful breed! Now I know I definitely do NOT want a high energy dog. I’ll admire from afar♥️
Dutch shepherd are the hardest dog I’ve had when coming incounter with Random dogs,
They are okay with dogs they have been around for a little bit,
But random dog that come to her on walks, the ones that come to her when she doesn’t want to normal shows them quickly
Always have there aggression hidden around family but if come to it they flip, but very protective over there loved ones
That boy has drive! Prince was great.
"misha you're an angel." .....hahah, great line. good girl.
Prince is incredible.
I learn more with each episode!
You see people taking dogs with this type of attitude to the dog park all the time. These people realize their dog needs training and socializing before that can happen. Unfortunately many people are clueless and just let them off leash at the park and that's when fights happen.
I had a blue heeler and he was the most perfectly behaved dog. Not saying that I had to invest a whole ton of time, love, and discipline to get him there. But I will never own another dog because he was literally my best friend. He kept me warm where I would've assuredly froze to death. He went with me everywhere I went and was a part of me. I love you Rascal and I miss you still all the time.
I love the leash fake-out technique
That dog was a perv. 😂 he was trying!
this was the first dog I was annoyed with while watching. He just was hyper fixated and I still can't believe that people are not getting their pets spayed and neutered! It is 2024 people, absolutely no reason to not do this! Prince is the BEST dog ever! And Meisha was very tolerant!
Damnnnnn the energy on this thingg!!
Misha is such a sweetheart, I’d love to have her as a dog.
Joel, you have nerves of steel !
Joel.... Right about everything to the "T". Good luck. Duke is gonna be challenging.
This is great, dogs need to be socialized like this. 👍
If that had been a full-grown male Dutch Shepherd the picture could have been very different. I saw someone use the word "relentless" and that's a very good description of a Dutch Shepherd's approach. Their energy levels are simply off the chart and they will keep up whatever they are doing at maximum speed, at maxiumum power, at maximum EVERYTHING. There's no off switch unless they get rigorous training to teach them boundaries. They are, as far as I am concerned, the most intelligent breed on the planet. You can look into their eyes and you SEE their brain at work, evaluating, assessing. On Dutch farms they were trained to bring in sheep and cattle at night, on their own, without human supervision. As if they have some kind of internal clock, "OK, it's 5 o'clock, time to take the animals home," and they'd go to work. They are also distinctive for being one of the oldest unchanged breeds around. The Dutchie you see today looks exactly like the Dutch Shepherds guarding Dutch farms 200 years ago.
Nice... blessings
this teaching, I'm learning a bunch
I wonder if Prince sometimes thinks dam dad this job is so stressful.
He is a lover that's for sure.
Love this channel and MERRY Christmas
Merry Christmas to you as well
I have a husky that is a serial sniffer when he goes to the dog park. He also plays alot when he's there but it's like he plays to sniff.
My sons Dutch/gsd mix could have used Prince’s help. We managed to stumble thru his naughty years, then he really was a good boy. Great with kids
Dutch shepherd is stunning. I want one :(
Just recently a Dutch Shepherd saved his owner from a cougar while hiking. She's OK, but her good dog gave his life.
Damn, RIP to that wonderful doggo. 🙏
Ahh so sad.
Maybe get mics for the visitors as it was hard to know what was going on or why you would pause or not correct randomly. Great advice and knowledge. Much appreciated!!
perfect example of a dog who is dominant and rude due to excitement and lack of socialization, but not necessarily aggressive. just didnt have mom or another dog to teach him manners when he was a pup lol.
Breeds definitely have their own way they play.
"oh, the ol' double pee.." 😂🤣
Exactly what to do. Dogs get into it, we intervene to not allow it to escalate and continue to let them do their thing. So many owners would of made that situation worse
Great video Joel as usual. Honest to goodness feedback and real life training.
I think a lot of people give credit to Prince which is well put, he is an amazing dog but you gotta give credit to the man. Beckman you are amazing. Good work here.
Great way to finish my day. I always wondered if dogs only cared about ummm breeding if the dog was in heat? This one seems to want it no matter what
I don’t think it’s really worth it to try to socialize a dog like this with other dogs. It’s seems to be the way many Dutch shepherds are to be dominant like this. Better to teach obedience and recall around other dogs. The dog doesn’t need to interact with other dogs but learn to confidently be around other dogs without incident and trust you to handle things.
Excellent video
Good job Prince!!!
I would love to see how this guy trained Prince :D
Hello Mr. Beckman,
Your videos are very interesting because, like you say, aggressive dogs get taught manners.
And that the main need for these types is some socialization so they'll get fresh ideas about their place in society; about being polite.
Learning how to interact properly and have fun in life instead of their actions causing problems.
So in the past few days i've watched about 20 vids and you ask people for comments.
i had absolutely no intention of ever writing; it isn't something i generally do.
But i saw the video Prince puts young Dutch Shepherd in its place, and decided to let you know what i want to know.
It would just be great to get a chance to learn all this information because i love dogs. love them.
First off, in general, you're always commenting on the actions of a dog you're correcting. ok, good.
btw, you yourself are a straightforward man and that's good too -it's always great to listen to truthful people and it's comforting to find that in their character.
btw, i get a whole police vibe from your videos.
they feel like the police. but, then again, what you do w dogs, isn't that far from what they do with people. And i guess that may be why i'm getting that impression.
Anyways, you generally comment on the actions of dogs you are correcting.
Could you also comment pls on their mindsets more?
And, if you could also give comments on the different mindsets and character traits a breed generally has; that would really be informative.
it would be great to understand these dogs more.
i love how dogs are so direct about what they think and are feeling, but, it would be great to understand the why they are like that better.
An example would be, i was surprised to learn from you how macho male dogs were. i truly had no idea they're characters were centered on the whole macho idea thing.
(i've read books on dogs and they've never mentioned the macho thing, and, i never got to know this.)
Whether a dog, male or female, aggressive or not aggressive, it didn't matter. The whole central thought they all seemed to understand came across as being about the idea of macho.
it surprised me, and, i understand them better now.
So, in the video Prince puts young Dutch Shepherd in his place,
i watched the first 2 seconds of the video and i laughed.
i also stopped the video and, right then and there, decided i would write to ask about mindset and differing character traits of the breeds.
Also, what they're bred for: is it just for dog's looks, or,
what mindsets, body traits and characters do they have for the job they're bred for.
i know it isn't what correcting dog behaviours is about, but,
that would be really interesting, and, give people deep psychological understanding and gen info they might appreciate on these animals.
Who, btw, i now have the lovely idea that most dogs are just plain good natured, even the aggressive ones, who just need to be corrected in order that they understand right ideas.
Kind of like where you say you correct them and a little light bulb goes off in their heads "Oh? i had no idea! now i get it.", and they behave more happily and accepting of other dogs.
Their aggression goes way down when they get the right idea and get happy. It's great!
Lovely to see most have such a good nature in them, especially in those that we see as so bad because they're aggressive, but, that it just stems mainly from their wrong ideas. lovely
So, i'm asking this info from you because i have the idea you truly understand dogs, so, the info from your viewpoint would be good to know.
btw, you are right about positive reinf for beh to be encouraged, and, negative about behaviours to discourage. That comes across as effective in the videos also.
So, about the video w the dutch shepherd, the two get closer and
i saw Prince get angrily over aggressive with him, saying,
Dude, let me show you why you're my Bitch,
and, the other macho guy was like
Fuck off
let's be honest, first, my apologies for being rude, and, that's what they said.
i think, when two alpha males fight, or even just posture, rallying for status and establishing their dominance
it's like one of the dogs is saying
i'm a boss dog and the other one is saying
yeah, but, i'm THE boss dog
and their Friend/owner is saying
Yeah, but I'm Boss of both of you
and that's where their understanding of their place in society and their obedience really starts to stem from.
And, i appreciate that i could read their nature correctly, and, thanks for that.
btw, the only 2 things that put me off are, you sound hard all the time, and, it feels wearing, but, like you say in the videos, that's why i sound aggressive, i have to teach them i'm the boss, not them.
and, ok, you work w dogs, but, buy some new clothes! the ones you wear are always so worn they look like they're melting on you. not pleasant.
i know a comment on clothing, that it's not my place to say this, and it's none of my business. again, i apologize for just being rude, i know i'm being rude, sorry,
i believe i'd want someone to let me know their impressions and how they're made to feel while watching the videos. i figure you would too.
anyways, that's about it.
i know your videos center on training the dogs, but, it seems you have more info people would appreciate on mindsets, etc.
Maybe people would let you know if they'd appreciate more comments interspersed about mindset etc.
in the correction videos you do.
thank you for all your work, and, thank you for truly entertaining and informative videos on dog training.
now i'll go back and finish watching the video.
i'm sure Prince is going to tell that shepherd What's Up.
Sincerely,
Marianne Giamakis
I currently have my dog in training and I am learning a lot about him being unbalanced with other dogs. Prince is giving corrections, hard but GOOD corrections. There is no locked jaw and he isnt licking his lips as a sign of aggression. The other dog has his tail straight up and looks like he has a mohawk on his back constantly testing his limits because he is used to not being corrected. The excessive tail wagging tells he is not balanced. He likes the girl but he his not following his boundaries with her
Licking lips actually means that they mean no harm.
@@blackeyelab Yeah I'm surprised this comment got pinned with such misinformation within.
Prince was straight giving his back saying, c'mon. Jump on my back, see what happens!
Can you please explain why you didn't correct him when he tried to mount her several times? As always, very informative vid. Love the work you do!
Maybe because a female is less threatened by a male dog doing that? Idk either but it seems like it. Like it’s not a competition a lot of the time unlike a male dog mounting a male dog, who will probably get offended. Females dogs get mounted so maybe it’s no as offensive to her? Male dog might take it as trying to dominate. She seems very passive too
Because if he did they could just sync it up with 70’s porn music and call it doggy porn. 😂😂😂😂
I was looking for this comment. I would have corrected as it was too much, I guess he was focusing on understanding the personality.
Agree - my female Cane Corso had a little border Collie try to mount her in the park and she went bananas on him then mounted him 😳.
It was the only time I’ve ever seen her really pissed at another dog so if I see a dog trying to mount her I’m going to end it quick.
Meisha is so sweet.
my 3 yr old intact GSD is exactly like him, ty for this video! he’s always over stimulated around other dogs and always wants to hump and dominate
The first 2 minutes and I'm like, Prince is like the John Wick of dogs, he'll allow things until u cross the line...🤪😊