Training Giant Schnauzers - The $37,000 Guard Dogs | BIG DOGZ
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DUBBED 'a wolf in sheep's clothing', the Giant Schnauzer is a breed of dog that might look docile but hides an aggressively protective nature. Leedor Borlant of Protection Dogs Worldwide has been training protection dogs for over a decade and says the Giant Schnauzer is one of the hardest breeds to train, making them cost from £30,000 upwards. Leedor's associate trainer Matt owns a Giant Schnauzer himself: "The reason why I got this breed in the first place was because of my asthma - a lot of the dogs used to set the asthma off and I found that the Giant Schnauzer didn't". Matt has returned to Protection Dogs Worldwide for a refresher session with his Giant Schnauzer, Achilles: "He's back today just to see where he is after a period of time out - is it still going to perform after two years of doing nothing?" Matt said.
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For 37 grand that dog better be able to bring me back to life if I died.
@Drietje China I agree, they are priceless. But don't tell me that, tell that to the guy charging 37 grand.
Drietje China cars aren’t cheap. ofc i would spend that on a car. it’s a necessity
37 too much
They ain’t 30grand upwards
Write this on internet how much does this breed pupies cost they wrote the average cost is sold 1,100
Currently watching this while my small schnoodle (schnauzer/poodle) rolls around attacking her bed very menacingly
Ah, yes, the super ferocious schnoodle
My 15 yr old schnoodle still tears squeezes out of any toy made !
Thats squeekers she was barking.
@@maxtitan1529 7 t
Not a breed
such a underrated dog breed always goes under the radar
Lol $37K I got both of mine for $1K each and they’re on guard at all times. Had a man break into my house and he was mauled by them both.
The scary
There is a difference between a Trained guard dog who gets tousand hours of training and can understand a lot of commands and knows when to stop and when it’s time to attack. Of course your dogs will protect your home and they always will cuz they are DOGS they always protect their family and home . It is all about HOW your dog is protecting his home.
Sucks to be that guy
Meteor Roeter you are correct. Though I have trained mine in schutzhund since they were both puppies. So that’s the variable for me
@@memxak2338 Yup an owners laziness and disposable income.
Giant Schnauzers are a very underrated guardian breed, don’t be fooled by their appearance. These dogs are fearless if they encounter a threat, and won’t hesitate to protect their owner if they have to.
I'm sitting here with my giant. She is aggressively asking for belly rubs
Awww I have a Standard/mini mix and he's adorably grumpy most of the time. Right now he's on his back snoring away.
@@OlafoWaffle aweeeee
my mini schnauzer is literally fearless. She thinks she is a big dog.
Are giants heavy shedders?
@@jerz6092 In my opinion I don’t think so. She barely sheds.
They wouldn’t rob things at my house but to rob my dog lmao
they'd rob you for your guard dog :D
Between my parents and myself I've had 5 giants. I've gotta say, that dog in the video nails the type, super engaged, annoyingly energetic and VERY GOOD BOYS. One thing I'll say for anyone looking at them is that while ours have always been 100% with family and in public places (off leash big crowds in NYC even), I don't let not-family play rough with kids near them and they absolutely will respond to perceived aggression. You need to show them things like people hitting punching bags or skateboards jumping in a planned way and in advance if you plan to bring them around that kind of thing in the future. They are cattle driver/guard dogs at heart as well, so they'll enforce "simon says" rules on anyone they can if you don't establish boundaries, and even if you do, that might happen if you leave the room and they aren't trust level 100 with the person. These aren't unique GS traits or anything, but that breed seems to have a very very high chance of that personality showing up.
That sounds very cool. I had 3 minature Schnauzers and I still have one. Minature Schanuzers make really good dogs beacuse they're very friendly, well, mine is. My neighbour has a Giant Schanuzer, more specificlly two and they are really good canine companions but i still like the minature Schnauzer more. Both of the breeds I mentioned are friendly.
Yeah the stuff I'm warning about is more along the lines of don't get on the ground and growl at my kids in front of the dog that doesn't know you. This is probably great general dog advice of course 😂, but that actually happened to us. The difference I'm pointing out is, my poodles would body block you or bark if alarmed, maybe jump around, but the GS might/did drag you to the other side of the living room. No crazy aggresion past that mind you, friendly before and after with the person. Cattle dogs...
@@OnkyoGrady Wow. A lot of dogs do that. My dog too.
I have Kangal Dogs i could relate to what you said about showing aggression of any kind around their presence, this Trait you are speaking are known to The Shephard Dogs of Western Asia or middle east and Centrali Asian Dogs. These are Livestock Guardian Dog mentality at its finest. These Asian Shephards are Ancient and have been Around for more than 5 thousand years but that being said what i am interested about The GS is the Health part, Kangals and Alabai with good owners they reach 16 years tops.
I would Like to see other breed live long just Like my Shepherds and that is my interest about the GS thank you.
thank you i got one a few weeks after i saw this
There’s one at the dog park I go to and and it’s an absolutely amazing dog, very smart. It pretty much referees all the playing and when a dog gets too rough it will push it out of the pack that are playing and hold it off. My puppy was being attacked by this small dog constantly and it just came over and pushed it away from my puppy. And it just held it at bay for a while until it calmed down, I was very amazed so I’m looking these dogs up.
The scariest dog I have ever met was a giant pepper & salt Schnauzer.
He was so strong & he was absolutely ferocious.
Giants are always black
They can be salt and pepper too
@@Bambotb Nope. They can be black and white.
My dad used to have 2 giant schnauzers but they died 8 years ago, now hes been thinking about getting another one. He says they are so calm, strong and friendly (if trained well) and theyre his favorite dogs. And so are they my favorite dogs. I still remember the male dog called Roni, it was so kind and friendly but very strong too ^^ i just love those dogs🥰🥰
My dad had 2 of them as a boy growing up on a farm during the Depression in Canada. The dogs were no nonsense and stakes were high as the family couldn't afford any theft. The dogs escorted visitors down the path to the front door. So long as the person stayed on the path, all was good. If not, not good.
This breed is known for its ability to retain its training, so not surprisingly, this dog remembers everything it was taught even after a long break - this is typical of this breed.
Wow
Tbh if a theif tried to rob me I don’t think they’d even take anything just the dog
If they can get it,
@@Quandaledingleberg few tranquilizers and its out cold
We have a giant schnauzer, born and raised in the UK we paid £1000 😅 he’s the love of my life though, such clear natural instincts but an amazing love to have around ❤️
Any way you could set me up with the breeder you got your giant from? Would appreciate it, as I've had a hard time finding that breed
Hi Lucy, I would also be very interested in which breeder you used. I’ve previously had Weimaraners but now fancy a Giant after losing my last dog a few years ago. Really appreciate any info. Steve
Guess not lol
I'm looking at my miniature schnauzer like I might have made a mistake. Lol.
How dare u........ they r precious
@@esmeesmeralda701 yep. They sure are. I love my schnausage.
Do the same as me and get both haha theyre so funny together and love each other
@@goldie0963 I am very tempted. I can only imagine a schnauzer personality in a big dog. Are they clumsy as other big dogs?
@@FirstLast-zv5od he is at the moment hes only 12 weeks but 11kg already haha so yea at the moment he is but I don't think they're so clumsy when they're older
I been in love with this breed for a long time and have tried to find a working quality pup for just as long. The show breeders have ruined a lot of working dogs! I will continue my search for a working giant!
Sweden has tons.
“Not easy to train”😂
They’re lovely! Seem like a great all rounder, I’d love to have one as a farm dog who doubles as a shepherd and a guard dog.
I recently got one about 7 months ago and he’s so nice and fun to have around
Get a bouvier
I had a GS growing up as a kid.
My Mum was a single Mum with 2 kids and she moved into a house right next to a pub, so I think she got the GS for a little extra protection and boy could she protect. Excellent guard dog, very powerful, strong and protective. We always felt safe even when we had drunks loitering around our front door knowing we had 100 pounds of dog ready if anyone overstepped the mark.
She was an absolute sweetheart with me and my bro too.
Il always remember when some kids who were bullying me followed me home after school one day and I ran in the house and got my dog out on the lead - they ran an absolute mile afterwards.
I think having a GS put me on the road to always making sure I had dogs that were not only a loving part of the family but could protect me and my family if needed.
I've moved onto having more powerful breeds - Great Dane and Mastiff/Staffie X but from purely a traditional guarding role the GS was probably the best dog I've had. Although my Mastiff/Staffie X is a lot more of an intuitive protector.
Best dog ever, got my old female schnauzer from Silvia Hammerstroom in the US, she is so very much missed, best guard dog i have ever had❤️
I just watched an interview with her on youtube. She's was very interesting.
We have a 3 year-old 105 lb GS whom we absolutely love. Gentle soul, great with everything - including being an alert guardian. Took a photo of him running in a snow storm directly at me. He looks like a bonafide hell hound; a real mythical beast of terror. In a typical photo he looks like a big happy teddy bear. People routinely back off the front step when ringing the door bell lol. Such a beautiful majestic boy.
Never knew Stannis Baratheon was a dog person
Looks more like roose bolton
hhahahahahaha
!!!!
He did say he liked dogs haha
@@honeybadger1810 he still ate them too don’t forget lol
Loved the video...i have mini schnauzers,amazing breed..they are like little mini ninjas..😆
I have a giant one
I have mini schnauzers too
We have one too... she is fiesty
I have all three! Ivy is my mini, Luna is my standard, and Cowgirl is my giant. They are all such sweet and silly dogs.
I have what we think is a standard/mini mix and for being almost 12 he can still jump on to and over many high things.
Met one at a park in SF. Such a solid build
ASAP_Hookgrip _ Lucky
Is this you typing or your dog
Great to see the dog in its natural form NOT cropped. Looks better well trained by these guys too self luv it.
More of these please these are so fun to watch
30k he better be as sharp as the matrix:))
I had a giant he went on approx 60 to 70 film and tv productions with me a fantastic dog that was fine with every one, would bark and would chase someone on command.He was in a couple of films and had post a on East Midlands Media's website posted by a location manager i did a lot of work for when he died at 11 years old. Still sadly missed they are a fantastic breed.
Mines 11 she’s won 80 best in shows (she was a show dog) Her name is Cowgirl, she’s the best dog ever. She’s really dominant and scares everyone that’s what I like about her.
I have a miniature salt and pepper version and he is great at learning tricks he’s easy to train very energetic and loves cuddles!!
Any cheaper... and this dog would be perfect for a grey man.
Dovahkiin069Nightfury the dog really isn’t 37,000 they run between 800-1500 just depends where you get the schnauzer
i dont get it
@@Marsx08 they charge that much for a trained dog , but you can buy this breed for cheaper
I had to read that twice.
you're absolutely right that this dog is perfect for a gray man but for the price it depends a lot
Never had a giant (yet), but my mini had insane protective instincts. It could be trouble at times because he was reactive, but I knew that dog had my back.
They look alike( other than obvious size) and they're all schnauzers but giants and mini have not much in common other than that.
the first time is saw a schnauzers and i was taken back... it was huge and black like midnight! the owner looked so amazing with him lol i fell in love with the breed ever since.
We live in Kingsport TN and we have a breeder here that breedes giant schnauzers and they are alot cheaper than $30,000 and they are wonderful dog's and beautiful great temperaments too! Myself I have 2 miniature schnauzers and they are wonderful dog's! Tanya
30,000 for a fully trained protection dog that you purchase at 18month old.
Same here.
Just Daniel exactly
$30,000 for a fully trained protection dog trained by a professional. You buy it when it’s an adult
the black cane corso at the beginning 😻
I love my Giant Schnauzer Tango he is perfect.
You have excellent taste in names, was saving the name Tango for my giant schnauzer, but came across an awesome standard poodle pup, he is now Tango, and protection trained.
I’ve got a giant schnauzer her names cowgirl. She is 11 years old and a retired show dog that I adopted like 4 years ago. She’s the best dog I’ve ever owned and I didn’t even have to pay 37,000 to get a good guard dog. She respects and listens very well. And she would protect me and my family no matter anything.
I love these dogs. My Giant Schnauzer, Uma, is one of the best dog's I've ever owned. She is a retired show dog, and now she's our family dog. She's so loving, caring, and protective.
Just curious do you know what the bite force of a Giant Schnauzer is?
@@adviksandhu1943 350-450 psi
@@trevorvanvliet2484 Thank you!
i guess we'll be seeing these in the next john wick!!!
In the 1990 i payed my Giant 800 DM (Deutche mark)!!And he was a beast,beautifool beast!Lived till 1999.My brother Brutto!!
Nice vid. Plus it's good to see the dog still has its ears and tail
0:41 isn’t that Lee from the pop group Steps? 🤣
Nice work
I’ve always wanted one
I have a standard schnauzer. If he meets you he will initially try 'High Energy Bounce Attack of Friendship!!! But afterwards he can be pretty laid back.
Do one episode tlaking about the boxer
Love this videos thnak you guys are the best
Love our giant.
Such a great dog
That dog is simply excellent.
They are absolutely beautiful yet terrifying dogs, like the guy said, a wolf in sheep's clothing. I would love to have one for myself as a companion and as security. But they are so expensive and hard to train, I don't have the money or time to get a dog like this. Maybe when I'm older and have some actual money and time, hell yeah I'm getting me one of them Giant Schnauzer.
Here in the UK giant schnauzers only 900-2000 from what I've seen
😂😂😂These have had 18month protection training.
Just Daniel and that adds up to 30k? No. It doesn’t. But hopefully it ensures they go to good hones
@@jessd3601 Yes... over a YEAR'S worth of training. That TIME & EFFORT has to be paid for. It's a LOT of work to create a highly trained dog. Not basic.
@@jessd3601 yes it does add up to 30k these dogs have undergone 100s of hours of protection work, trained by some of the best trainers in the world, the time money and effort put into these dogs really adds up. They are sold to football players or celebs who are scared of home invasions.
@Aitch yeah orite.
Beautiful dogs
Is this video set in Hull? I’m right in saying that’s the Humber bridge right?
Another beautiful Schnauzer Chesnot!! @
I had two "Riesenschnautzer". The best ever and very loyal.
My husband is allergic to dander so my Son purchased a Giant Schnauzer. He is the most loving dog I have ever known.
I haven't trained my Bouvier to be a Schutzhund - but she is so damn good. She is a total natural - no one allowed near me if she finds them suspicious.
I have a mini and he is amazing ! He was by far the easiest dog Ive trained ,I also have a Rottweiler and man he is just so stubborn 🤦♀️
Ms. Reezee we have one, she will do anything for food xD
Schnauzers are amazing !
Ms. Reezee Rottie’s are stubborn but we still love them
Mini’s are smart as a whip. It took me like 2 days to potty train mine, and she’s always outsmarting our other dogs.
Is Rottweiler a good guard dog?
I 2/8 giant schnauzer 5/8doberman 1/8 german wirehairred pointer. He is a lovely intelligent and playful dog.
i don’t agree that they’re hard to train, i’ve had schnauzers all my life and they were the easiest to train out of all the breeds i’ve owned
Oh my gosh RIGHT?! Schnauzers are the best for training! I had a mini schnauzer and he was potty trained in a month! Was wicked smart. I miss him everyday.
Maybe they are used to shepherd breeds more so a GS might be difficult for them?
@@lexiandkava9802 I taught mine to rollover in 15 minutes.
unless you've owned a standard poodle. But, they are not protection dogs either.
Love schnauzers
We got one of these 4 legged wonders when I was still a child, apparently the owner wanted to use him as a herding dog but he was too big and strong so he gave him away to us. It is Hungary we are talking about and the guy kinda looked at him like a big Puli (usually mop-looking herding dog here) and he did look the part. From 2 meters he looked like a puli from about 1 meter :)
The thing is he was completely trained, no idea how the original owner pulled it off but he was a gentleman, even showing his neck when it was time to leash him etc.
He was on a imd-long chain because we had no fences at the time but it was more like he let us keep him on chain. He got agitated like... 3 times in his life? 2 out of 3 he was on the end of the chain and he snapped it without as much as slowing down :) We were under no illusion, thick chains meant nothing to him but he only ever released himself those times.
He was/is family and I still tear up thinking he is no longer with us.
I remember him pulling me on a sleigh :) Well, a grown man could ride such a big boy so yea... I do remember him actually dragging our car without much effort. Damn I miss you.
he is a powerful dog
they don't look (or sound) docile when they are in "protection mode", i.e. if/when they think someone or something has intruded into "their area". Unlike many in the mastiff family - they REALLY bark.
Giant Schnauzers are the best!
My daughters & I really want a multi purpose large dog breed but my wife is extremely allergic to fur. We are happy We found the giant schnauzer.
At that price the guard dog will end up getting stolen lol! 🤣🤣🤣
its funny seeing these giant schnauzers vs the ones at my job who all cry when our chihuahuas or bichons come near them😭
Alexis Weak dogs, that’s what they are. No dogs come near my giant because she’s so dominant she lets them know she isn’t messing around
@@belle369 your dog sounds scared... dogs show aggression out of fear you fool
Haha.. let’s see your chihuahuas come near my giant.. I’ll send the bones back to you in a plastic bag..
@@ermalpula I literally said the ones at MY job, not the ones who are trained in this sort of thing, which I'm assuming yours is
I was wondering how hard G.Schnauzer bite? On some websites u can find Numbers between 530-560 psi, do you have any informations about that?
I like it
I'm telling you now when one of these come at you no dog compares in terms of aggression
Absolutely lovely dogs just like any but being on the wrong end of this breed In particular just has somthing about it that is frightening
They have a very powerful bite force. And they do look intimidating for sure, esp with their deep, forceful barks.
For that price, it shoupd come w a suv
This video is cool bro
I noticed that the “Fine Line Family K-9” dogs are much better protection dogs. In my opinion (no hate). I saw that FLFK-9 could turn on and off the dogs immediately. Their dogs could also “gauged” and stay by their side without being forced/pulled and in this video the dog was being pulled back/held back or else it would attack. FLFK-9 had a different word to tell them to attack. That’s just something I noticed and wanted to share. I guess that’s the difference money buys. 🤷🏼♀️
W M absolutely! They are indeed very different! And yes, both very highly trained dogs
A proper protection dog can be “turned on and off” if you can’t then something went wrong. Plus when you’re trying to hype a dog up to bite you’ll hold them back and then release them. You can also do a bark and hold. Many different things you can do but in general they will all do the same things if trained properly
This is one video that was specifically showcasing the giant schnauzer and also that the dog didn't forget what he learned. I have seen many videos of this outfit and they train their dogs properly with on/off switches.
I have 2 giant schanauzer right now (un total i had 3 but onde died of old age). It is true they require a lot ir training mostly because they are really protective but it si really worth it. Best dogs un my opinión.
I like the fact that they use halters and not collars in training. Collars can cause alot of damage to the dogs throat and neck. 💙
My dog has a collar it's double his neck size T-T but he knows how to walk with out pulling it to choke him TvT
$37,000 for a dog? He better be able to cook, clean, do housework and babysit for that kind of $$.
“ It’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing that’s what it is “ 🐺
37 grand on a protection dog? Shoot...give me some $20 mace and I’ll be good.
He's really cool and he'😍
and he's so cute.
Ha ha I have two. My oldest is 3 years old and plays tether ball by himself at a 120 pounds its a sight to see
good thing about schnauzers is there isn't a widespread issue for renters and property insurance like other breeds.
Yeah, they don't have the reputation that the media has pushed on some of the others. I originally wanted to have a Doberman but after a lot of research decided against it. Number one issue I have with the Dobies as a breed in general is the horrible health of the breed. It's so sad because they are beautiful dogs. Also, my home owners insurance would go up. Now I have my eyes set on the Giant Schnauzer or the Beauceron. Leaning more towards the Schnauzer because of less hair flying around the house, (off of the dog that is).
best dog protection mastiff cané corso Italian. over the top dogs 🐕👍
For 37 thousand you should at least be able to pronounce the name of the breed correctly.
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I recently got 2 giant schnauzers and they are 5 months close to 6 and me and my family love them .. we also have 2 mini schnauzer and a great mastiff and they love them .. they are smart dogs but a little stubborn 😂
A little stubborn? 😂
"snauser" .. it's a SCHnauZer. Schnauze is German for snout, pronounce it "s(h)nout-ser" so you kind of get the hard Z.
I'm German 😁
@@mariela9928 I'm not
always funny to see how he is blaming himself with pronouncing something all the time wrong. but at least he has fun with his snauusser
I'm German also and I get really offended when people use the hard Z out of context my feelings get hurt 😭
I get upset when Germans take an English word and use a hard K. Stop it.
I had a standard schnauzer when i was a lil boy
Lol that dog wont fear anyone
Please tell us about giant schnauzer bite force PSI ... how much ...... ???
i would like to find out more information on this kennel and where it is located?
I've had 2 miniature schnauzers and they behave like this! They are very brave dogs and also super tender with the family, better than my yorkie in this question. The only downside is that they are very suspicious with strangers, even more with children. They are reactive as @edward grady said when they perceive any aggression or abrupt movement. Also bark a lot and in many differnt voices hehe
So annoying to see people commenting about the price and clearly not knowing the amount of training and time it takes to get an actual work standard dog that you can use in police or security work. Working line GS are very hard to train compared to GSD or Malinois. That is the reason why GS is not so popular among officers now days. Intensity and guard instincts are much stronger towards territory on this breed than on shepherd breeds which causes the difficulty of training the dog to know it's boundaries. It will protect very well, but it takes long to train for it to know when to protect as it is quite trigger happy to tell others that the street you walk is your turf. And yes, this ability does not exist nearly as much on show or pet bloodlines. My working line dog from a long lineage of police, security and army job cost only 1-2k as a puppy, but if I were to turn the training years to regular day jobs hourly pay, it would sum up to a quite a lot.
I need one
This thing better drive me to work for 37k.
When can you make a pitchow video ????
Have you done any work with the Russia terrier
Imagine wasting 37 grand on a dog but noone ever robs you
He got robbed paying 37 grand so technically he was robbed before
At 37k you kinda want someone to try rob you 😂
We have a 3 yr old giant. Fabulous dog, extremely good guard dog. You would NOT come in the garden!! Needs loads of exercise and attention. Do not confuse the giant with smaller schnauzers, they are NOT the same. We had a mini before. So be warned. Love ours to bits tho. In fact he's sat by me as I type this