You are an amazing Dad & pack leader. You've obviously done your job well in training these beautiful dogs, as well as teaching Cozy to give them their space. What an intelligent & beautiful child she is. Much respect & Love❤️
This is the stupidest thing a person can do. The child needs to learn to stay away from the dogs while they are eating. If she is taught she can go up to an eating dog, she will think it’s okay to do that to ALL dogs and will get her face bit off.
Yeah, he is .. I have a lot of respect for Collin .. I have seen him grow.. Now he has his own family, and he and Sahm are doing a great job 👏 I love his videos..
@@rottiehaven1217 Cleary you know nothing about dogs or training them. The dogs consider Collin, Sam, and Cozy as part of their pack. They all live together and so Collin trains them and Cozy, how to interact in any given situation. The dogs aren't violent by nature, they just need to be taught that Cozy means them no harm and that they don't have to protect themselves/their toys/their food from her, just as they don't have to protect themselves from Collin or Sam. He's trying to prepare for any possible problem because anything can happen. He could be with the dogs and something could distract him and if he failed to shut the gate and Cozy wanders in with them, he needs to know that the dogs know her, love her a n d consider her part of their pack. They already do yo a certain extent: Junior adores her, thinks she's his child and often makes it a point to stand over her and "protect" her from the other dogs. He wants to make sure she is "safe", even though the rest of the pack have accepted her too, and mean no harm. Collin tries to prepare for any situation because he knows Cozy has to learn how to interact with them as well since she's still a baby as opposed to a 4 yeard child who can communicate and talk and understand. Try following this channel and watching the videos of Collin when he has the dogs around his daughter. Watch what he does and listen as he explains why he does it.
@@Rumkitty2000 Lol yes until they bite the fk out of her and this I dee it is too far away to help her. She's too young just stay away while they're eating. You seen how the dog jumped when he touched it. It's just fking stupid to do it. You act like dogs never turn on their leader or someone else in a family. It's happened before.
Something tells me there is something very wrong,,, vVERY VERY VERY WRONG : what is the police doing ?? Instead of protecting small innocent children that cannot say no to a very destructive clicking time watch bomb that is going to blow-off one day ? WHERE IS THE POLICE ??!??
Great video! We've been teaching our rottie to accept us touching her while she eats while also giving her space. People don't realize they need to continue training and teaching boundaries with their pets and kids constantly!
My Rottweiler was food aggressive as a puppy. What I did was leave him alone for about 2 hours when he ate. I only had to do it once. After that he decided that it's much better getting pets while eating. You could see the tiny furball trying to decide between food or attention at feeding time, walking back and forth between me and the bowl. Then he would always turn his body into me while eating to keep physical contact while he quickly ate. He grew up to be a very calm, obedient, and loyal dog. He passed away at 14 years. I'm watching Rottweiler videos all the time because I want another.
Smart. Must start that as a puppy. My Nanny Pit was raised right alongside me as a Toddler. So he was used to my shenanigans. Me and the neighborhood kids would be climbing all over him, grabbing him, biting him, jumping on him and sharing food. He loved kids more than anything. Was a good herder of children too. He was very good at keeping, rounding up kids and keeping them from wandering off.
I can't describe how happy I am so see Kenai and June in the house, love how they are not bothered by little Cozy. You are doing amazing training those beautiful dogs as well as teaching Cozy that their space needs to be respected too. Kenai is Soo happy makes me wanna cry happy tears 😭❤️ glad to see yet another video with all of you
@The Rotty Ranch pray for your parenting skills bud. This is something you do when the dog is a puppy and if you train an adult dog you might want to not practice with your baby first. I understand you think you know your dog. I have a rottie too and a 7month old. I KNOW my rottie forgets how big he is an an accident can happen in a split second. That's why people are sending prayers your way
This is so cool to watch Cozy interact with them. I let Neil do the same thing. Max realizes too that Neil is part of the pack, but also train Neil too to be gentle. I love your videos.
You are an amazing pack leader and daddy you’re unique and your beautiful pets are very lucky to have you as their owner and daddy and your daughter is ADORABLE 🙋♀️👌🏻👏🏻🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Wow that is beautiful what u have with tour Dogs, I've been watching yr vids and learning tonnes of info about Rottis as we have only have ONE. Love your passionate about Rotweiler and changing people's view about them. Amazing!
OMG 4 rotties! I am so jealous. This is such a fantastic breed and so sweet with my young kids also. I'm on Rottie #2 and will always have them occupy my home.
My Rottie loved my daughter. She could take food out of its mouth and the dog would just give me the sad eyes hoping she would give the food back. Well trained and God help anyone who tried to lay a hand on her while the dog was around .
It's a good idea in doing this in associating your little girl with the dogs while there eating & your there to assist which a lot of people don't do & this could be why dogs sometimes turn on children so well done mate for doing this & for being a good dad & dog owner 👍
Pozdrav tebi, tvojoj zeni, poljubac za vasu bebu. Obozavam Rotove a vasi su veoma lepi i fit.. Dobro je sto ih ne tovis zbog zglobova. Sve pohvale. Pozdrav iz Srbije👋
@@verali164 Hence why you don't tempt fate and leave a child in that type of risk. I am sorry I don't care what kind of breeder you are and you're dogs don't bite blah blah. In a split second an animals instincts can take over and spill over to the other dog so you now have two out of control rotts on you're child. Sorry man, that dogs side glance was way past predictable. Thats not including how starving those dogs appeared to be, they obviously are well cared for and fed but hly sht they looked way to desperate to eat.
I also won’t hesitate to call out what’s in my opinion the wrong call. Assuming a child is going to be just great under a Rotties muzzle just because he’s trained and blah blah the child is part of the pack is a stupid unnecessary risk.
I don't have a rottweiler, but with how my lab reacts when I pet him or get close to his bowl whilst he's eating, there's no way I'd be letting a stranger or a child near him at meal times. He doesn't snap, bark or growl, but he does eat even faster and it can't be anything that I've done because my previous dog would eat her meals at a relatively normal pace and I could pet her without her trying to wolf everything down. A rottweiler is a breed that I'm considering, but they require a really firm hand, a lot of socialisation and plenty of 1 on 1 training.
That was excellent!! You are doing exactly what I would do in your situation!! Educating and training both your beautiful dogs and gorgeous girl Cozy!! They are learning mutual respect and that is just how it should be ❤❤❤ I reckon Cozy will become the greatest Rotty Whisperer thanks to you and Sahm 😘😘😘
@@TheRottyRancha lot of those comments are going to be from people with bad experiences and a lack of wisdom to recognize their own failures and shortcomings to training. Those people saying dogs are just animals are just making excuses for themselves. There’s a reason why dog trainers can be paid so well and never have any accidents that they weren’t expecting.
Cozy is so adorable. You have done such a great job. We could say stop to our Rottweiler and take up his bowl. Of course that was just in training mode. I could just put my hand in his bowl and he wouldn't do a thing. Behr was the best with our son.
Great video Collin, I did the exact same thing with my Rotties to prevent food aggression. You and Sahm do an outstanding job making sure Cozy is always in a safe environment with your dogs and teaching the dogs to respect her role in the family.
As a long time dog and rottie owner. the one thing I ALWAYS did when they were puppies, is stick my hand in the bowl while they ate. Petted them, put my hands on their face as they ate. I had my son do the same thing. When the dogs grew up I never had food aggression from any of my dogs. Watching your rotties eat tho makes me think they are not getting enough food and filled up, the way the searched for food after they ate. Just a thought. Beautiful daughter and gorgeous dogs!
It’s cause they spill it everywhere that’s why they look 😂😂 They eat about 4-6 cups a day depending on temps and weather. In winter they don’t eat quite as much cause not excercising and days are half as long that we are outside
The problem with man is he thinks he can predict n control animals on the daily...ur a fool to tk risks with that baby and think ur training other's to do the same...animals hv bad days too...what ur doing is foolish😡
@@TheRottyRanch don't get me wrong,animals are unpredictable,I'ma dog lover,but I feel like people are always risking the lives of children because humans think they can always maintain control of these magnificent beasts and no matter how much love u gv ..history has proven, tragedies happen..never out think these incredible creatures..that's all I'm saying💯 beautiful family
Thanks for sharing❣️ It's amazing how critical others are, in too close, too thin, with no "happy median. So sorry for others not seeing that your beautiful dogs are muscular, not flabby or solid fat as I had unfortunately let one of my dogs become.😔 God bless you. & Salm & Cozzj❣️❣️❣️
This is wonderful.. I have never had 4 at a time but I have had 2. I also always pet my Rottie when he starts eating. You are so careful with Cozy but teaching her and the dogs at the same time. My sister married a jerk with a Rottie and he never took the time for any of this. As Hilda got older she started snapping at anyone who got within 10 feet of her when she ate. I raised my 2 grown kids with Rottweilers and Dobermans from the moment they were born. They learned affection and respect as they are around dogs. I know as Cozy gets Oder you will be teaching her how to approach or wait to be asked to approach new dogs. Please ignore Cross Creek Rotts who sounds as if he is training guard dogs and not family pets. You have always said you are speaking as an owner with a great deal of experience but are not a professional trainer. I have had 5 Rottweilers and a Doberman during my lifetime. Most of them are rescues.
I didnt need to train my rottie cindy much as a puppy on food aggression she was a good girl and got what i was trying to teach her she was like most rotties very intelligent . I still miss her so much
Dogs are like people they all have different characteristics.I never trained my dog and I can do anything when he’s eating and he never gets aggressive.
My how things have changed in 50years. When I was young, dad instructed, "Don't mess with him while he's eating." When I got "nipped" on the hand.....dad said, "Told you so."
Great job to the entire pack, you too Cozy! 🐾❤️🐾 I’m so proud of myself that I knew which dog was which when I haven’t seen your videos in so long! Kenai was great with Cozy. 👍
I have 2 Border Collies and they growled when they were puppies if you went near the food bowl, I placed and removed the bowl a few times near my face and once they began to approach and lick my face they were over the issue. I can now take a steak right out their plate with my mouth and they wag their tale and kiss me to get it back
Or, TH-camrs just record what they normally do and then years later we have kids and we keep doing the same thing…… 😂 you people trashing “TH-camrs” don’t realize TH-camrs are people just like you that just record what they do 😂😂😂😂😂
that is how trained my dogs too...we now have two rescue dogs that the one actually taught himself if you touch him or stand too close while he is eating then he will stop eating until you move.
@@TheBrohamExpress my genuine question is, Where do people get the audacity to think my daughter means more to them, than she does to me? Such a weird thought to me.
@@TheBrohamExpressor they are also a dog trainer who is completely at odds with this method. Don't belittle people who have an opinion different than your own.
@@Simply_Sadie sounds like an oddly specific, and unlikely scenario. Any dog trainer (or seasoned parent for that matter) would know, the sooner you set boundaries and expectations for a being, the easier it is for that being to live within them and excel. There’s more nuance that goes into that, but I doubt you’ll look inward to consider what you might not know, so I’m not going to explain it. TLDR- Anyone advocating for separation and control over integration and observation, clearly has no understanding of pack mentality or more likely, no grasp at all on dog training as a whole. Or you’re a beta 😂
The only problem I see is when you let them in they are excited and go right for the bowls. I use to have my dogs come in calmly and sit and wait till I put the food down, then I would still make them wait with the food in front of them for about 20 to 30 seconds and then let them eat.
I raised and trained my own Rotties for decades. A way I trained them out of food aggression was to hand feed them as Puppies. If there was any aggression whatsoever I simply make a correction, stop feeding and remove the food. After a minute or so, and a few Sit Stays, resume feeding by hand. Their smart enough to learn very quickly that aggression is not tolerated.
We do as well here on the ranch, however, accidents are less likely to happen, when the situation happens in a controlled environment with a pack leader present. So for example, if I never let my daughter near my dogs when they’re eating, and she does it one day on accident just wandering into the room. At least, there is more likely of a chance, that no one will have a reaction because the scenario has already been presented and never been a threat or something to worry about, you know? Hope that makes sense. Coming off an 18 hour work day 😜
@@TheRottyRanch Kenai realized he needed his money back , lost his dream girl Sahm All the perks that went with co hosting , I promise u he done with June 😂
Your doing an awesome job training your fur babies. If any one is offended by you doing this with your baby, let it be their ignorant fear, they are probably 4 cans short of a 6 pack. There seems to be a serious deficit of common sense these days. GOD Bless!
Cozy is so cute ❤!! You such a positive pack leader. I always enjoy your videos. I don’t have a dog. I asking how do you train a dog to live in his doghouse? I’m asking for my Neice.
No amount of training can take instinct away from an animal. It may be contained but just on that one chance a disaster can happen. An there is a small innocent baby that’s in harms way I wouldn’t chance it.
This is not OK. I love rotties, I have one and I love her so much. I teached her the same thing, not to react while eating, mainly for my kids to be safe around here at those moments. But man, one mistake and you will loose your daughter, you are being irresponsible here. In the end, they are animals no matter how much we teach them and you know it. You have no right to let your daughter risks her life.
That’s crazy, cause I feel exactly the opposite, I feel like I’m training away from mistakes, and here you are thinking I’m training towards them. None of my dogs have ever bit a child, thanks for your concern tho, it’s been 12 years.
@@TheRottyRanch I feel you, trully. But again, it needs only one misinterpration from yous side and your daughter will not have a face anymore ... There is so much things that could go wrong. Imagine a minute : your dog has injured himself a paw and you didn't saw that. Yes you are watching for signs of nervosity/agressivity while doing this exercice, but for any reason if you miss the small information, it could go very wrong. But hey, that's your child. I think it would be more responsible not to showing this kind of thing publicly, because not everyone will have your skills an experience.
@@damoufle7398 Absolutely 💯. Had 2 rottweilers years ago, one very big he was such a softie. The other a female much smaller had no problems until out of the blue she bit my youngest who was 2 yrs old at the time in the face, thankfully he only had a single puncture wound under each eye and that was bad enough.We found a good home and transfered her to someone who had no children and had other rottweilers. She was gone, couldn't risk it, she could of ripped his face off, she didn't, but next time, that wasn't happening, trust me there's always a first time. That poor innocent baby has no chance and it's obvious you have concerns already. I thought oh my when I saw the two dogs on the stairs and then 4 😱 nope.
@@damoufle7398 how many times have I told you guys these aren’t big soft teddy bears? Y’all need to respect them for what they are and stop acting like it’s weird that dogs get in fights. Y’all will hate shame a dog bite story, but see a school shooting story and send y’all kids to school the next day. But that’s none of my business.
We have two males just about 2 years old now, Kaiser and Manfred, which serve as guard dogs for our isolated ranch in central Costa Rica. Despite not having been highly socialized to the general population (that quite on purpose), they are incredibly stable, intelligent and loving beasties. It's uncanny how they automatically know family and close friends, and as long as my wife or I accompany a new stranger they will pose absolutely no threat. But Lord help an intruder, especially at night. I've picked up a lot of good insight from your videos, but we're certainly not thorough or professional level trainers. Fortunately we've not had to be. The Rottweiler is an exceptional breed and the perfect choice for our circumstance. I honestly cannot imagine the place without those two!
Nicely done. I add food to the bowl while they are eating, give pets and I also add a carrot or a piece of broccoli that I can reach and take away. Give reward and repeat. But I only have one dog. 😂 So I can’t recommend taking my advice. 😂
I train ALL my pitbulls (all rescues) the same way. I can kiss them on the lips while they're chewing cow femurs that I've purchased from the butcher and smoked for them.
I HAVE FED EVERY DOG WE BROUGHT INTO OUR FAMILY DIRECTLY FROM MY MOUTH......AND HAVE TAKEN FOOD “OUT” OF THEIR MOUTHS......AND MY WIFE & ALL FOUR OF MY SONS HAVE TAKEN FOOD OUT OF THEIR WOLF-SHEPHERDS’ MOUTHS!!! “THAT” IS HOW YOU TRAIN ANY ANIMAL REGARDING FOOD......FOOD IS A GIFT FROM ME, MY WIFE, MY SONS & NOW MY TEN GRANDCHILDREN!!! VIETNAM.....1967-1969.
I started mine out as puppies I'd feed him there bowl and then I put my hand inside it lifted up so they were eating out of my Hand. They never bet anyone or had any food aggression they would back out of their bowl
Great your teaching people the right way because I see it sometimes that people don't know the proper way of teaching Any dog and child the right way , and yes it will take time as you know. I am reteaching Axle this and it's taking time . Even though he is 7 years old and turning 8 in April 20th. I won't let kids close to him because the first owners told me kids were picking on him and hurt him by trying to ride him like a horse. People and cats and other dogs are great being around him. I just don't trust him enough with children at this time.
Exactly! I’d rather be in the situation and know I can do something if it were to happen, rather than it happen and set a trigger while I’m not there, at least there is some familiarity…
I had a beautiful Rottweiler during the same time we had our first 3 children. She was always very kind and loving dog towards our kid's . I would do similar things while she was eating to make sure she knew that it was ok for people to come near her and touch her during eating.... Seeing 4 dogs and the baby made me feel a bit uncomfortable.
Yes but some dogs get agressive only when they were starving or people used to take their food în order to.make fun of them. În all cases dogs dont born agressive but they become so because of some ,,humans,, congratulatulations for ur training ur kiddy is so so cute and lovely
Its absolutely essential that a toddler can fall into their food bowl and they wont react ❤️
You are an amazing Dad & pack leader. You've obviously done your job well in training these beautiful dogs, as well as teaching Cozy to give them their space. What an intelligent & beautiful child she is. Much respect & Love❤️
This is the stupidest thing a person can do. The child needs to learn to stay away from the dogs while they are eating. If she is taught she can go up to an eating dog, she will think it’s okay to do that to ALL dogs and will get her face bit off.
Yeah, he is .. I have a lot of respect for Collin .. I have seen him grow.. Now he has his own family, and he and Sahm are doing a great job 👏 I love his videos..
@@rottiehaven1217 Cleary you know nothing about dogs or training them. The dogs consider Collin, Sam, and Cozy as part of their pack. They all live together and so Collin trains them and Cozy, how to interact in any given situation. The dogs aren't violent by nature, they just need to be taught that Cozy means them no harm and that they don't have to protect themselves/their toys/their food from her, just as they don't have to protect themselves from Collin or Sam. He's trying to prepare for any possible problem because anything can happen. He could be with the dogs and something could distract him and if he failed to shut the gate and Cozy wanders in with them, he needs to know that the dogs know her, love her a n d consider her part of their pack. They already do yo a certain extent: Junior adores her, thinks she's his child and often makes it a point to stand over her and "protect" her from the other dogs. He wants to make sure she is "safe", even though the rest of the pack have accepted her too, and mean no harm. Collin tries to prepare for any situation because he knows Cozy has to learn how to interact with them as well since she's still a baby as opposed to a 4 yeard child who can communicate and talk and understand.
Try following this channel and watching the videos of Collin when he has the dogs around his daughter. Watch what he does and listen as he explains why he does it.
@@Rumkitty2000 Lol yes until they bite the fk out of her and this I dee it is too far away to help her. She's too young just stay away while they're eating. You seen how the dog jumped when he touched it. It's just fking stupid to do it. You act like dogs never turn on their leader or someone else in a family. It's happened before.
Something tells me there is something very wrong,,, vVERY VERY VERY WRONG : what is the police doing ?? Instead of protecting small innocent children that cannot say no to a very destructive clicking time watch bomb that is going to blow-off one day ? WHERE IS THE POLICE ??!??
Great video! We've been teaching our rottie to accept us touching her while she eats while also giving her space. People don't realize they need to continue training and teaching boundaries with their pets and kids constantly!
That is awesome! We agree.
You can choose to ignore it or educate all the family, and we choose to be proactive!
My Rottweiler was food aggressive as a puppy. What I did was leave him alone for about 2 hours when he ate. I only had to do it once. After that he decided that it's much better getting pets while eating. You could see the tiny furball trying to decide between food or attention at feeding time, walking back and forth between me and the bowl. Then he would always turn his body into me while eating to keep physical contact while he quickly ate.
He grew up to be a very calm, obedient, and loyal dog. He passed away at 14 years. I'm watching Rottweiler videos all the time because I want another.
Smart. Must start that as a puppy. My Nanny Pit was raised right alongside me as a Toddler. So he was used to my shenanigans. Me and the neighborhood kids would be climbing all over him, grabbing him, biting him, jumping on him and sharing food. He loved kids more than anything. Was a good herder of children too. He was very good at keeping, rounding up kids and keeping them from wandering off.
I can't describe how happy I am so see Kenai and June in the house, love how they are not bothered by little Cozy. You are doing amazing training those beautiful dogs as well as teaching Cozy that their space needs to be respected too. Kenai is Soo happy makes me wanna cry happy tears 😭❤️ glad to see yet another video with all of you
Hee hee ..they jump a little when he touch them but not the baby😅😅😅
Please pray for the baby/her parents and others in this situation 🙏.
Pray for babies with pets?
The internet is an interesting place 😂😂😂
Most definitely!
@The Rotty Ranch pray for your parenting skills bud.
This is something you do when the dog is a puppy and if you train an adult dog you might want to not practice with your baby first.
I understand you think you know your dog. I have a rottie too and a 7month old. I KNOW my rottie forgets how big he is an an accident can happen in a split second. That's why people are sending prayers your way
@@TheEmmanuel426 Bro his baby looks young, what do you want him to do lmao he can’t make his dogs any younger 🤣
yes a baby or a child should NEVER mess with a dog when its eating and those dogs eat like they have been starved
This is so cool to watch Cozy interact with them. I let Neil do the same thing. Max realizes too that Neil is part of the pack, but also train Neil too to be gentle. I love your videos.
You are an amazing pack leader and daddy you’re unique and your beautiful pets are very lucky to have you as their owner and daddy and your daughter is ADORABLE 🙋♀️👌🏻👏🏻🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Wow that is beautiful what u have with tour Dogs, I've been watching yr vids and learning tonnes of info about Rottis as we have only have ONE. Love your passionate about Rotweiler and changing people's view about them. Amazing!
Our pleasure! Glad to have ya with us!
Training the Doggos and the Baby at the same time. Genius.
It’s a family effort!
The Rotty Ranch : Obviously, your dogs are well trained; but I'd still be afraid to let a amall child near those dogs while the dogs are eating.
I am from Germany and I enjoy your show so much,you treat your dog so nicely. I wish you and your family the best .
Hey Christine, thank you ❤️
OMG 4 rotties! I am so jealous. This is such a fantastic breed and so sweet with my young kids also. I'm on Rottie #2 and will always have them occupy my home.
Most adorable baby cozy- best dad and best dog trainer- interesting video
You are so kind, just speaking from personal experience!
My Rottie loved my daughter. She could take food out of its mouth and the dog would just give me the sad eyes hoping she would give the food back. Well trained and God help anyone who tried to lay a hand on her while the dog was around .
I love it!!❤ thank you for sharing.!! Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
It's a good idea in doing this in associating your little girl with the dogs while there eating & your there to assist which a lot of people don't do & this could be why dogs sometimes turn on children so well done mate for doing this & for being a good dad & dog owner 👍
Great video! Space training is so important.
I trained my rottie to the point I can put my hand in her bowl.
Always best to be proactive in training rather than reactive.
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@@TheRottyRanch Exactly!
Pozdrav tebi, tvojoj zeni, poljubac za vasu bebu. Obozavam Rotove a vasi su veoma lepi i fit.. Dobro je sto ih ne tovis zbog zglobova. Sve pohvale. Pozdrav iz Srbije👋
Hey thank you.
While feeding them all they will eat would be easy. You’re right, not healthy.
there is a great balance here, you are inspiring!💗
Thank you so much!
To..dangerous…smh..
This is so DANGREOUS,
It’s more dangerous to send a kid to a public school.
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Potentially dangerous both scenarios
I do the same with our Rottie girl. I pet and caress her often as she eats. Never an issue. 🥰
This makes me very nervous.
Warning to all parents . . .
Just because he can do it doesn't mean that we can also do it.
Just because he doesn't doesn't mean ANYONE should do it
@@Simply_Sadie and because you don’t know anything about proper training of children and dogs, means the rest of us shouldn’t follow your advice.
the one dog act like he haven't eaten in a year I'm glad he didn't let her get close to him myG!!
LOL
we love ur training videos ❤ and your adorable amazing pack (cozy included)!
Rottweilers can be dangerous, but the dad has the situation in control. So i think the baby is safe.
That side glance of the other dog at 1:36 that the baby didn't approach made my hairs stand on end. The dogs also look absolutely ravenous for food.
I agree with you , dogs are unpredictable just like humans. Doesn't matter how well you have them trained, they can turn.
@@verali164 Hence why you don't tempt fate and leave a child in that type of risk. I am sorry I don't care what kind of breeder you are and you're dogs don't bite blah blah. In a split second an animals instincts can take over and spill over to the other dog so you now have two out of control rotts on you're child. Sorry man, that dogs side glance was way past predictable. Thats not including how starving those dogs appeared to be, they obviously are well cared for and fed but hly sht they looked way to desperate to eat.
@@demonslayer9016 I bet you like gun control too…
@@jontay4199 Bad call Einstein , I defend and endorse the second amendment every chance I get.
I also won’t hesitate to call out what’s in my opinion the wrong call. Assuming a child is going to be just great under a Rotties muzzle just because he’s trained and blah blah the child is part of the pack is a stupid unnecessary risk.
Good job, everybody !!
Baby's gorgeous !!
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Thank you :)
I don't have a rottweiler, but with how my lab reacts when I pet him or get close to his bowl whilst he's eating, there's no way I'd be letting a stranger or a child near him at meal times.
He doesn't snap, bark or growl, but he does eat even faster and it can't be anything that I've done because my previous dog would eat her meals at a relatively normal pace and I could pet her without her trying to wolf everything down.
A rottweiler is a breed that I'm considering, but they require a really firm hand, a lot of socialisation and plenty of 1 on 1 training.
Shocking you do not require a License to Breed.
That was excellent!! You are doing exactly what I would do in your situation!! Educating and training both your beautiful dogs and gorgeous girl Cozy!! They are learning mutual respect and that is just how it should be ❤❤❤ I reckon Cozy will become the greatest Rotty Whisperer thanks to you and Sahm 😘😘😘
Well thanks. Nice not to be attacked in every comment we make raising kids around dogs.
@@TheRottyRancha lot of those comments are going to be from people with bad experiences and a lack of wisdom to recognize their own failures and shortcomings to training. Those people saying dogs are just animals are just making excuses for themselves. There’s a reason why dog trainers can be paid so well and never have any accidents that they weren’t expecting.
Cozy is so adorable. You have done such a great job. We could say stop to our Rottweiler and take up his bowl. Of course that was just in training mode. I could just put my hand in his bowl and he wouldn't do a thing. Behr was the best with our son.
Nice work on training it sounds like!!!
@@TheRottyRanch thanks Behr was our 1st "child"!!! He unfortunately got pelvic cancer and went over the Rainbow Bridge from that.
Well trained mate. Great to see you stayed close by and that showed respect. Great video.
Great video Collin, I did the exact same thing with my Rotties to prevent food aggression. You and Sahm do an outstanding job making sure Cozy is always in a safe environment with your dogs and teaching the dogs to respect her role in the family.
Thank you Mike :)
As a long time dog and rottie owner. the one thing I ALWAYS did when they were puppies, is stick my hand in the bowl while they ate. Petted them, put my hands on their face as they ate. I had my son do the same thing. When the dogs grew up I never had food aggression from any of my dogs. Watching your rotties eat tho makes me think they are not getting enough food and filled up, the way the searched for food after they ate. Just a thought. Beautiful daughter and gorgeous dogs!
It’s cause they spill it everywhere that’s why they look 😂😂
They eat about 4-6 cups a day depending on temps and weather.
In winter they don’t eat quite as much cause not excercising and days are half as long that we are outside
Hi Collin, I LOVE YOUR VLOGS! Such a great dad, husband and endless other blessings.
Give Sahm and Cozy hugs 🫂
Thanks for the support!
Big hugs to the family for ya!
Remember guys we are TRAINING ON BOUNDARIES. People & Dogs!
Why not teach the kid boundaries. Kids should not be touching dog while they are eating anyway.
@@tinasanchez2171 wow Tina, you’re a genius.
Let’s just teach a baby not to touch something, that’s incredible advice.
The problem with man is he thinks he can predict n control animals on the daily...ur a fool to tk risks with that baby and think ur training other's to do the same...animals hv bad days too...what ur doing is foolish😡
Hope your day gets better. ❤️
@@TheRottyRanch don't get me wrong,animals are unpredictable,I'ma dog lover,but I feel like people are always risking the lives of children because humans think they can always maintain control of these magnificent beasts and no matter how much love u gv ..history has proven, tragedies happen..never out think these incredible creatures..that's all I'm saying💯 beautiful family
The perfect answer to a stupid uneducated comment ......Well done the Rotty Ranch. I have been preaching this training for years ❤
Great training video and content per usual!!!
Well said Collin.. I love your channel and the way you handle your animals.
Appreciate you Keith ❤️🙏🏼
It's not just with Rotties, I did the same with my GSP dog when my kids were little many years ago. Keep up the good work.
If the baby is harmed.. the dog gets put down. So much for prevention being better than cure.
I will promise you, that won’t happen :)
12+ years no kids been harmed under my training
I will not raise dogs or kids to be scared of each other, plain and simple :)
Thanks for sharing❣️ It's amazing how critical others are, in too close, too thin, with no "happy median. So sorry for others not seeing that your beautiful dogs are muscular, not flabby or solid fat as I had unfortunately let one of my dogs become.😔 God bless you. & Salm & Cozzj❣️❣️❣️
Thank you
Great job Cozy!👍
This is wonderful.. I have never had 4 at a time but I have had 2. I also always pet my Rottie when he starts eating. You are so careful with Cozy but teaching her and the dogs at the same time. My sister married a jerk with a Rottie and he never took the time for any of this. As Hilda got older she started snapping at anyone who got within 10 feet of her when she ate. I raised my 2 grown kids with Rottweilers and Dobermans from the moment they were born. They learned affection and respect as they are around dogs. I know as Cozy gets Oder you will be teaching her how to approach or wait to be asked to approach new dogs. Please ignore Cross Creek Rotts who sounds as if he is training guard dogs and not family pets. You have always said you are speaking as an owner with a great deal of experience but are not a professional trainer. I have had 5 Rottweilers and a Doberman during my lifetime. Most of them are rescues.
God bless you ❤️
What happened? That’s right, NOTHING👍
Interesting perspective
that one dog acts like its never been fed before!
He could eat a 50# bag of dog food and still
Eat that way 😂
I didnt need to train my rottie cindy much as a puppy on food aggression she was a good girl and got what i was trying to teach her she was like most rotties very intelligent . I still miss her so much
I trained my rottie to, from the time she was 8 weeks old. This is definetely a must! Beautiful rotties♥️
It really is!
Dogs are like people they all have different characteristics.I never trained my dog and I can do anything when he’s eating and he never gets aggressive.
Wow they look great!! Well done Collin! Can we see a day in the life or a night routine
We have done a few of these!
@@TheRottyRanch Yeah i have seen those but i want to see them (especially night routine) with cozy
So happy to see Kenzie and Junior in the house.
Kenai! And they have been rotating with fluffy and Kita!
Wouldn't it be easier to train our child to stay away from dogs when they eating?
No
It prevents bites and aggressive behavior
Lol your joking yeah
You need to get some Pits aswell! 😁
That was amazing good job ❤
Youre looking less tired and happier, Colin. Nice to see.
Thank you, I feel less tired ❤️
How far you've come! I subscribed back when you first started the channel and there were only three, and there was no wife and baby.
❤️ been a long journey, almost 3 years ago I posted the first TH-cam video!
My how things have changed in 50years. When I was young, dad instructed, "Don't mess with him while he's eating." When I got "nipped" on the hand.....dad said, "Told you so."
cigarettes were good for you at one point too! or so they said! :D
Great job to the entire pack, you too Cozy! 🐾❤️🐾 I’m so proud of myself that I knew which dog was which when I haven’t seen your videos in so long! Kenai was great with Cozy. 👍
Glad to have ya back ❤️ we have some recent vlogs for you to enjoy 🙏🏼
I have 2 Border Collies and they growled when they were puppies if you went near the food bowl, I placed and removed the bowl a few times near my face and once they began to approach and lick my face they were over the issue. I can now take a steak right out their plate with my mouth and they wag their tale and kiss me to get it back
TH-camrs using their babies for likes while putting their child at a potential risk...amazing dad...bull-sh!t.
Or, TH-camrs just record what they normally do and then years later we have kids and we keep doing the same thing……
😂 you people trashing “TH-camrs” don’t realize TH-camrs are people just like you that just record what they do 😂😂😂😂😂
that is how trained my dogs too...we now have two rescue dogs that the one actually taught himself if you touch him or stand too close while he is eating then he will stop eating until you move.
Great leadership
Thank you for keeping the tail
Some might complain. I see good guidance. Good job.
I’ve received a few threats in the last 2 days of posting this.
People are crazy. 😂
@@TheBrohamExpress my genuine question is,
Where do people get the audacity to think my daughter means more to them, than she does to me?
Such a weird thought to me.
@@TheBrohamExpress great advice, thank you my friend. ❤️ bless you and yours as well
@@TheBrohamExpressor they are also a dog trainer who is completely at odds with this method. Don't belittle people who have an opinion different than your own.
@@Simply_Sadie sounds like an oddly specific, and unlikely scenario. Any dog trainer (or seasoned parent for that matter) would know, the sooner you set boundaries and expectations for a being, the easier it is for that being to live within them and excel. There’s more nuance that goes into that, but I doubt you’ll look inward to consider what you might not know, so I’m not going to explain it.
TLDR- Anyone advocating for separation and control over integration and observation, clearly has no understanding of pack mentality or more likely, no grasp at all on dog training as a whole. Or you’re a beta 😂
I have my kids take my rottweilers food from them briefly every now and again, so she do not get food aggressive
The only problem I see is when you let them in they are excited and go right for the bowls. I use to have my dogs come in calmly and sit and wait till I put the food down, then I would still make them wait with the food in front of them for about 20 to 30 seconds and then let them eat.
This is one feeding. We make them wait and they’ll wait for a half hour if I make them
I love how the senior rotti totally hogged the camera at the end of the video. "I iz dah star of dis video? excuuuuussseeeeee me i need pets"
I raised and trained my own Rotties for decades. A way I trained them out of food aggression was to hand feed them as Puppies. If there was any aggression whatsoever I simply make a correction, stop feeding and remove the food. After a minute or so, and a few Sit Stays, resume feeding by hand. Their smart enough to learn very quickly that aggression is not tolerated.
We do as well here on the ranch, however, accidents are less likely to happen, when the situation happens in a controlled environment with a pack leader present.
So for example, if I never let my daughter near my dogs when they’re eating, and she does it one day on accident just wandering into the room.
At least, there is more likely of a chance, that no one will have a reaction because the scenario has already been presented and never been a threat or something to worry about, you know?
Hope that makes sense. Coming off an 18 hour work day 😜
Awwwww❤❤❤ co host back KenaI I hope he learned a valuable lesson ? Out there fighting folks ( Fluffy ) forgot about his Job ? 😂😂😂😂
😂 he’s even sleeping in
@@TheRottyRanch Kenai realized he needed his money back , lost his dream girl Sahm All the perks that went with co hosting , I promise u he done with June 😂
@@barbaramccoy6875 😂💀
Your doing an awesome job training your fur babies. If any one is offended by you doing this with your baby, let it be their ignorant fear, they are probably 4 cans short of a 6 pack. There seems to be a serious deficit of common sense these days. GOD Bless!
Cozy is so cute ❤!! You such a positive pack leader. I always enjoy your videos. I don’t have a dog. I asking how do you train a dog to live in his doghouse? I’m asking for my Neice.
Just the same way you teach it anything, with respect and love and correction. ❤️
@@TheRottyRanch Okay Thank you!!
No amount of training can take instinct away from an animal. It may be contained but just on that one chance a disaster can happen. An there is a small innocent baby that’s in harms way I wouldn’t chance it.
Would you prefer me to live under a rock so nothing bad ever happens?
This is not OK. I love rotties, I have one and I love her so much. I teached her the same thing, not to react while eating, mainly for my kids to be safe around here at those moments. But man, one mistake and you will loose your daughter, you are being irresponsible here. In the end, they are animals no matter how much we teach them and you know it. You have no right to let your daughter risks her life.
That’s crazy, cause I feel exactly the opposite,
I feel like I’m training away from mistakes, and here you are thinking I’m training towards them.
None of my dogs have ever bit a child, thanks for your concern tho, it’s been 12 years.
@@TheRottyRanch I feel you, trully. But again, it needs only one misinterpration from yous side and your daughter will not have a face anymore ...
There is so much things that could go wrong. Imagine a minute : your dog has injured himself a paw and you didn't saw that. Yes you are watching for signs of nervosity/agressivity while doing this exercice, but for any reason if you miss the small information, it could go very wrong. But hey, that's your child.
I think it would be more responsible not to showing this kind of thing publicly, because not everyone will have your skills an experience.
@@damoufle7398 Absolutely 💯.
Had 2 rottweilers years ago, one very big he was such a softie. The other a female much smaller had no problems until out of the blue she bit my youngest who was 2 yrs old at the time in the face, thankfully he only had a single puncture wound under each eye and that was bad enough.We found a good home and transfered her to someone who had no children and had other rottweilers. She was gone, couldn't risk it, she could of ripped his face off, she didn't, but next time, that wasn't happening, trust me there's always a first time.
That poor innocent baby has no chance and it's obvious you have concerns already.
I thought oh my when I saw the two dogs on the stairs and then 4 😱 nope.
@The Rotty Ranch : see ? Despite our best will, we never really know in the end...
@@damoufle7398 how many times have I told you guys these aren’t big soft teddy bears?
Y’all need to respect them for what they are and stop acting like it’s weird that dogs get in fights.
Y’all will hate shame a dog bite story, but see a school shooting story and send y’all kids to school the next day. But that’s none of my business.
We have two males just about 2 years old now, Kaiser and Manfred, which serve as guard dogs for our isolated ranch in central Costa Rica. Despite not having been highly socialized to the general population (that quite on purpose), they are incredibly stable, intelligent and loving beasties. It's uncanny how they automatically know family and close friends, and as long as my wife or I accompany a new stranger they will pose absolutely no threat. But Lord help an intruder, especially at night.
I've picked up a lot of good insight from your videos, but we're certainly not thorough or professional level trainers. Fortunately we've not had to be. The Rottweiler is an exceptional breed and the perfect choice for our circumstance. I honestly cannot imagine the place without those two!
I love 🐕🐕🐕❤❤
Good dogs and good training.
Nicely done. I add food to the bowl while they are eating, give pets and I also add a carrot or a piece of broccoli that I can reach and take away. Give reward and repeat. But I only have one dog. 😂 So I can’t recommend taking my advice. 😂
One dog is so easy 😂
You should see me feed all four at once 😂
I train ALL my pitbulls (all rescues) the same way. I can kiss them on the lips while they're chewing cow femurs that I've purchased from the butcher and smoked for them.
You are a real hero!
I HAVE FED EVERY DOG WE BROUGHT INTO OUR FAMILY DIRECTLY FROM MY MOUTH......AND HAVE TAKEN FOOD “OUT” OF THEIR MOUTHS......AND MY WIFE & ALL FOUR OF MY SONS HAVE TAKEN FOOD OUT OF THEIR WOLF-SHEPHERDS’ MOUTHS!!!
“THAT” IS HOW YOU TRAIN ANY ANIMAL REGARDING FOOD......FOOD IS A GIFT FROM ME, MY WIFE, MY SONS & NOW MY TEN GRANDCHILDREN!!!
VIETNAM.....1967-1969.
thank you for your service and input, hope you receive all the blessings
very well done sir.....great job...
You need to give classes to people with pets. I am so glad to see how your family handles these beautiful Rottweilers
You’re the best alpha for Rottweilers 🖤🤎
What a great bunch!
Thank you
I started mine out as puppies I'd feed him there bowl and then I put my hand inside it lifted up so they were eating out of my Hand. They never bet anyone or had any food aggression they would back out of their bowl
I like this channel 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Glad to have you!
Family Owned Rotweillers Killed Babies and toddlers before. No reason to take the risk .
Great your teaching people the right way because I see it sometimes that people don't know the proper way of teaching Any dog and child the right way , and yes it will take time as you know. I am reteaching Axle this and it's taking time . Even though he is 7 years old and turning 8 in April 20th. I won't let kids close to him because the first owners told me kids were picking on him and hurt him by trying to ride him like a horse. People and cats and other dogs are great being around him. I just don't trust him enough with children at this time.
You never know what can happen..
It's best to train your dogs for any and all situations from the time they are pups......
Exactly!
I’d rather be in the situation and know I can do something if it were to happen, rather than it happen and set a trigger while I’m not there, at least there is some familiarity…
@TheRottyRanch what type of kibble do you use
I had a friend who had a huge Rotty.....She used to hold my skinny wrist in her mouth and chew on it, to show me love.......miss that dog a lot.
rotts do it best
@@TheRottyRanch Evidently.......Your vid is great, and and conscientious!
@@ravenravella1000 thank you. ❤️ glad to have ya on the channel
I had a beautiful Rottweiler during the same time we had our first 3 children. She was always very kind and loving dog towards our kid's . I would do similar things while she was eating to make sure she knew that it was ok for people to come near her and touch her during eating.... Seeing 4 dogs and the baby made me feel a bit uncomfortable.
Are there fake gushing TH-cam comments like there are fake "excellent" online store product reviews? Jus' wonderin'
Sure
Did the exact same thing with my two rotties and my kids
Yes but some dogs get agressive only when they were starving or people used to take their food în order to.make fun of them. În all cases dogs dont born agressive but they become so because of some ,,humans,, congratulatulations for ur training ur kiddy is so so cute and lovely
Collin is the pack of the leader lol 😂 cause we all know that Sahm is the real leader
True…
Thanks!!
Your daughter is very sweet....
Thank you 😊