It's interesting to see the TH-cam experts criticize the cop here. In reality, she showed up in 15 minutes for a lost dog. A big Malinois jumped at her face the moment she arrived. She knew the area well enough to find the owner of the dog without any tags or scans in less than an hour. I don't see how she could have done this call any better.
Yeh that was a very reasonable thing to say by her, if a dog has a tendency to jump at people they really should not be off leash in public, that’s just a recipe for disaster
Buddy you could post a video of a cop bringing back a man's wallet he lost to his house along with some extra money from the fellas at the precinct to help the man through the holidays and TH-cam people will comment on how the police shouldn't be wasting tax dollars doing that while "people are being murdered".
First thing she does it tell the dog ow we who is doing nothing but helping the situation to put a leash on his dog…. Also she is anything but receptive to helping the stray dog. She gets a C-
😂 that cop shows up to get a lost dog after you’ve been handling the lost GSD and 3 of your own dogs and her first words are “um, that dog needs to be on a leash” My first words would’ve been “you’re fucking joking right”
Yes because the dog was off leash the right thing to do was to have the dog sit while the office approach. Not allow him to go to her no matter how nice he was. So yes she need to let her know bad manners. No leash have control of your dog.
Found my German Shepard on street in horrible storm.he was a puppy 6 months old he was so scared and starving and full of fleas and ticks. He had no chip and no one knew who he was so i kept him and I've had him 11 years now his name is shadow he's the best dog ever.
I never met a man w such control of 3 large powerful breeds thus us what a real dog owner looks like!!!! People he's exercising them !! Ice never seen this...great job
What a great job you did controlling the situation, even helping the police officer when she didn't trust the GSD. Nervousness is bad for those interactions.
Dog owner handled this situation very well. The stray did not seem aggressive. Just lost and looking to socialize and be part of the group. Sad. Hope he finds a good home.
Honestly the most confident dog in this video was the German Shepherd. Dogs know when they are out numbered yet it was still confident enough to walk up to you.
Such a cool interaction, great control with Ronin aswell especially off leash. Good thing everything was under control and safe till the end! I love the explanations on body language, very educational.
I think you just solved so many problems for me. I'm a first time (GSD) dog owner and my dog does a lot of that insistent sniffing and I was thinking the only reason he was getting other dogs at the park wanting to bite him was that he was in tact... I had no idea that sniffing was a prelude to humping & a way to test the waters. I tried to read and watch TH-cam dog videos to learn about dogs when I got him, but this video was more helpful than most of the videos I've seen. Thank you for detailing how dogs interact when meeting other dogs.
really interesting how you explain the body language, thanks. This really shows how important it is to have good control over your dogs, you handled it very well
Nice to see people working together to help... and so happy he was returned in record time. He seemed very exited to be in the company of other dogs. Maybe they will meet up in better circumstances in the future!
To be fair, she didn’t know how Ronin would react as it was unfamiliar animal to him- he’s extremely well trained but she wouldn’t know that. After it was clear to hat Ronin was well behaved she was willing to hold the leashes and seemed calm. In her position I think most would at least request all dogs be on a leash.
My 110 pound gsd went missing. I got a call from an old lady a few miles away. When I arrived he was sitting on her couch with her little dog watching sponge Bob and getting fed smoked salmon. Two weeks later the kids left the gat open again and guess where he went? She found him the first time on the street. The second time he was at her house laying on the porch when she came home. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 When I picked him up the second time he was sitting on the couch with he little dog earing smoked salmon.😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds like you need to sort your life out, losing your dog twice in 2 weeks is just plain stupidity, keep laughing when your dog gets ran over or attacks someone
@@iamaced479 YEA PRETTY MUCH THIS. A 110 pound GSD is a problem. Give the dog up if you cant dedicate yourself. Get a poodle or better yet get a cat, you can both suck together
@@iamaced479 you would be surprised how some GSD escape. Have you ever seen a fox or cat climb a fence? We had a GSD in a GSD club who could climb a fence that easily, the owner eventually contained it by buying a smaller dog who couldn't climb the fence lol 😅 We also had an extra one appear in our back yard once it just dug under the fence to play with ours. So unless you cement a dog run in with a roof they can probably get out or in of most places. Ours got on the shed roof once just so it could see inside, we left the bbq against the shed and it climbed from bbq to roof.
@@belialrott that's his only escape story in 10 years of life. This dog walked off leash and his recall was absolute. You should just stfu and take that negativity somewhere else. You don't know wtf you are talking about.
Never seen your videos before, but I just wanted to say how much i love that you’re breaking down the body language for viewers. I get so irritated when people say a dog bit “without warning” when their body language is clear long before that happens.
Awesome job man u saved the dogs life and got him home to his family. Having your dog disappear is the scariest thing ever you saved the day ty 👊. I do the same thing all the time.
I loved how you pointed out how to read the dogs signs. I watched a neighbours dog. I have had dogs most of my life. When I walked that dog I would not let people pet her or let other dogs come up to her. She is a big strong dog and very sweet but I am not totally familiar with her. When people said… it will be alright… I just said …you can ask next week when her owner is back.
This is my first time comming across this type of video that breaks down the body language. I understand cats quite well and they are very descriptive in their body language, they tell you so much with every inch of their body if you know what are you looking at. This video was soo useful, I love doggies and I'm soo happy that I have found guidance to understand them better. Watched twice and coming back to it
Finally, a human who reads body language!!! During a potentially tense time, a man gets right up too close to 4 large dogs and you with bike and leashes and he adds a trigger to the interaction. He’s not backing off, staying quiet and respecting or even noticing body language. 🙄😬
Beautiful GSD, cool you stopped and waited for help to arrive. Your dogs are really in tune with you and well behaved. I had a GSD that I lost somewhat recently, so I have a soft spot for that breed.
@@heavencancelor483 dogs are very deliberate in their body language. ACO's should receive more training in understanding dogs body language to better handle situations. Being cautious with the dogs is understandable, but being automatically uncomfortable seems like they are in the wrong line of work.
That wasn’t animal control. It was just a random officer that had zero idea what she was doing. She did SO many things wrong. - Approached with an “I know better than thou” attitude. - Presumed the GSD to be aggressive even after the guy told her “I know for a fact he’s friendly.” - She treated Ronin like he was just going to listen to her lame, lazy commands. I’m glad he showed her up by telling Ronin calmly to sit.
Another big thing if anyone didnt notice is the leash is nice and loose which helps ease off the energy. If you keep tight tension and pull on your dogs, they might sense you feel uneasy and a dog fight may break out. Just a tip! Great video!
all dogs did very well, Ronin showed his place as alpha in a healthy manor and did not just go nuts as soon as challenged, well socialised and confident puppers
LOL, "dominate" Belgian Malinois. There's that human ego, applying it to his dog. The Belgian was very disciplined and not over-aggressive, same as the GSD. They thought before acting.
Love the explanation of the body language you were seeing and what that translates too. Many many dog owners have no clue about this and really should learn the language of the dog. Excellent restraint too in allowing the Shepard to come to the pack rather then approach it with pack. Also amazing job with allowing the pack to handle introductions and correct any behaviors they aren’t comfortable with. Excellent work my friend.
Gorgeous working line German Shepherd. This is what all German Shepherds should look like. It pains me when I see the show lines with extremely long backs, roach backs, and heavily over angulated hind legs. This is exactly how German Shepherd body types and look. Gorgeous dog
Wow, this is an awesome video. Fantastic knowledge on your part. Fantastic behavior on your part you’re calling. This is absolutely commendable. Your dogs behaviors are all commendable. This was a fabulous returned to the owner. You handled it perfectly. Thank you so much.
Dude you handled it superbly! The other guy was just trying to help but yeah I get it that you were focused on behavior. The way I see it the situation could turn in a second. Thanks for staying to help save that dog. He could have easily been killed.
I learned that neutering a male animal often effects its coat. Which makes sense when you think about it. Hormones change the way we look. It makes us more attractive for the opposite gender. And that is in animals just the same. That is why we often see the ones with beautiful coats to be intact.
That was excellent body language breakdown! Wow.. I have an intact male and yes, I have to be careful around other intact males because he wants to mount. He doesn’t seem bothered by unneutered males, but I have read as you said the other way around can be an issue
That's because intact males produce testosterone and have confidence. They often test each other for dominance. Neutered males are often given a pass when it comes to being challenged, as they tend to be submissive and fearful. Sometimes young intact males will try to dominate neutered males because they're likely easier targets. Many neutered males are fear aggressive though and will bite other pushy dogs.
I like your video, and the way you explain everything that was going on. And the gentleman who stayed awhile waiting for police officer to arrive. Your dogs trying to befriend the German Shepard. Glad everything worked out. Hoping the German Shepard found his home. Thank you.
Honestly, that GSD wants to be part of the pack, he knows he can be the 4th member easily but he’s super smart and you could tell he had a home, he was just lost. I love them so much! Awesome video
Thought yall were gonna run off into the sunset together! He looked like he was ready to join the pack 😂 In all seriousness, Phenomenal pack and handling skills. Amazing how different dogs act when on a leash!
What an amazing guy and so well mannered dogs…he knows dog communication so nice to see. And he train his dogs through love and respect that is so clearly
You wouldn’t want to take on a ‘malligator’, or ‘land shark’, as we call them in Australia…such strong, confident, impressive dogs…wasn’t the gsd beautiful ❤️
Really appreciated how every one handled the lost GSD. Your descriptions really helped set the scene. People tend to walk to the other side of the street as i am walking my GSD Thor on leash. Not because he does anything to make them, he is just so big. On the flip side when I go down streets where people know him kids come running out to pet him, and people actually bring out dog treats for him. lol.
Y’all are such an inspiration man, it's great to see how you, Ronin and the girls handled the situation beautifully w/poise and confidence. Now that's how you train and understand your dogs and others
Amazing energy between you and your Malinois! Intense! Huge Props for intuitively tapping in and controlling the flow of energy… You and Ronin are an impressive team!!
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It's interesting to see the TH-cam experts criticize the cop here. In reality, she showed up in 15 minutes for a lost dog. A big Malinois jumped at her face the moment she arrived. She knew the area well enough to find the owner of the dog without any tags or scans in less than an hour. I don't see how she could have done this call any better.
Yeh that was a very reasonable thing to say by her, if a dog has a tendency to jump at people they really should not be off leash in public, that’s just a recipe for disaster
She did a whole lot better than cops usually do with dogs. Seen so many cops shoot loose/lost dogs
Buddy you could post a video of a cop bringing back a man's wallet he lost to his house along with some extra money from the fellas at the precinct to help the man through the holidays and TH-cam people will comment on how the police shouldn't be wasting tax dollars doing that while "people are being murdered".
First thing she does it tell the dog ow we who is doing nothing but helping the situation to put a leash on his dog…. Also she is anything but receptive to helping the stray dog. She gets a C-
exactly if u critizing the cop its most likely u graduated from mcdonalds
😂 that cop shows up to get a lost dog after you’ve been handling the lost GSD and 3 of your own dogs and her first words are “um, that dog needs to be on a leash”
My first words would’ve been “you’re fucking joking right”
Yes because the dog was off leash the right thing to do was to have the dog sit while the office approach. Not allow him to go to her no matter how nice he was.
So yes she need to let her know bad manners. No leash have control of your dog.
You did absolutely everything right. New dog owners, old dog owners, non dog owners, please pay attention to the level head this man had. Great job.
Found my German Shepard on street in horrible storm.he was a puppy 6 months old he was so scared and starving and full of fleas and ticks. He had no chip and no one knew who he was so i kept him and I've had him 11 years now his name is shadow he's the best dog ever.
You and Shadow are so lucky to have each other. So nice you found him.
Stray dog's in my experience make a better pet/companion/cuddle buddy. Just saying😊❤
@Jeff Coley You're so right they sure do.
That's so nice.
You're so lucky and so is your best friend. He found a good home. Nice.
I absolutely love how you explain all the body language. Thank you so much
I never met a man w such control of 3 large powerful breeds thus us what a real dog owner looks like!!!! People he's exercising them !! Ice never seen this...great job
Thank you for not letting this dog get hit by a car.
Your knowledge of the dogs' body language is excellent.
These sorts of videos are so beneficial to learn dog behavior and type of attention one needs to develop.
What a great job you did controlling the situation, even helping the police officer when she didn't trust the GSD. Nervousness is bad for those interactions.
Dog owner handled this situation very well. The stray did not seem aggressive. Just lost and looking to socialize and be part of the group. Sad. Hope he finds a good home.
I guess you didn't see til the end. Cop found the owner, big boy had jumped out of a window into the street.
Honestly the most confident dog in this video was the German Shepherd. Dogs know when they are out numbered yet it was still confident enough to walk up to you.
The german sheppard is so german he use the crosswalk
Most german sheppard ever Seen
hahaha so true
😂😂😂
It’s amazing how much they communicate via body language. Also incredible how well you read it! Great video. Beautiful dogs
Such a cool interaction, great control with Ronin aswell especially off leash. Good thing everything was under control and safe till the end! I love the explanations on body language, very educational.
I think you just solved so many problems for me. I'm a first time (GSD) dog owner and my dog does a lot of that insistent sniffing and I was thinking the only reason he was getting other dogs at the park wanting to bite him was that he was in tact... I had no idea that sniffing was a prelude to humping & a way to test the waters. I tried to read and watch TH-cam dog videos to learn about dogs when I got him, but this video was more helpful than most of the videos I've seen. Thank you for detailing how dogs interact when meeting other dogs.
GSD was clearly in the crosswalk and had right of way.
At least he used the crosswalk.
What a beautiful shepherd! Good job in helping getting him home safe👍🏾
really interesting how you explain the body language, thanks.
This really shows how important it is to have good control over your dogs, you handled it very well
Sweet of the guy to help even tho he would be late for work
GSD used pedestrian crossing!
as someone who absolutely adores German shepherds, I’m so glad they got him back to his owner.
He's got the 'hots' for Roxie! When the Shepherd crossed the street, did you notice he was in the cross walk?? They're so smart!
Nice to see people working together to help... and so happy he was returned in record time. He seemed very exited to be in the company of other dogs. Maybe they will meet up in better circumstances in the future!
It looks like the german shepherd used the crosswalk so he had the right of way.
That GSD is huge
exactly what im thinking
yo dogs really had an entire conversation without saying a word lol
GSD wanted to join the cool kids. Glad there is a happy ending!
Dude your handling of the entire situation was impeccable. It's nice to see someone that respects canine instincts rather than suppresses them.
The cop tell you immediately to tie up your dog, they love giving other people commands. and then you proceed to do her job
To be fair, she didn’t know how Ronin would react as it was unfamiliar animal to him- he’s extremely well trained but she wouldn’t know that. After it was clear to hat Ronin was well behaved she was willing to hold the leashes and seemed calm. In her position I think most would at least request all dogs be on a leash.
@@elee2387 the size of those unfamiliar dogs, I would request a leash too.
My 110 pound gsd went missing. I got a call from an old lady a few miles away. When I arrived he was sitting on her couch with her little dog watching sponge Bob and getting fed smoked salmon. Two weeks later the kids left the gat open again and guess where he went? She found him the first time on the street. The second time he was at her house laying on the porch when she came home. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 When I picked him up the second time he was sitting on the couch with he little dog earing smoked salmon.😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds like you need to sort your life out, losing your dog twice in 2 weeks is just plain stupidity, keep laughing when your dog gets ran over or attacks someone
@@iamaced479 YEA PRETTY MUCH THIS. A 110 pound GSD is a problem. Give the dog up if you cant dedicate yourself. Get a poodle or better yet get a cat, you can both suck together
@@iamaced479 you would be surprised how some GSD escape. Have you ever seen a fox or cat climb a fence? We had a GSD in a GSD club who could climb a fence that easily, the owner eventually contained it by buying a smaller dog who couldn't climb the fence lol 😅
We also had an extra one appear in our back yard once it just dug under the fence to play with ours.
So unless you cement a dog run in with a roof they can probably get out or in of most places.
Ours got on the shed roof once just so it could see inside, we left the bbq against the shed and it climbed from bbq to roof.
that's hilarious!
@@belialrott that's his only escape story in 10 years of life. This dog walked off leash and his recall was absolute. You should just stfu and take that negativity somewhere else. You don't know wtf you are talking about.
I don't have dogs but as one poster says it's fascinating to learn about dogs body language. Thanks
Damn thats a nice, well behaved pack.
Glad he was reunited with his owner
Never seen your videos before, but I just wanted to say how much i love that you’re breaking down the body language for viewers. I get so irritated when people say a dog bit “without warning” when their body language is clear long before that happens.
This is a really well explained video! Thank you for pausing at every little detail to point out subtle dog behaviour
Awesome job man u saved the dogs life and got him home to his family. Having your dog disappear is the scariest thing ever you saved the day ty 👊. I do the same thing all the time.
Thank you for your kindness.😊
Beautiful sable GSD. Didn’t seem aggressive and wanted to be part of group.
I'm amazed at the way you read dogs' body language.
Have to be educated to own three big dogs. Lots can happen fast.
I'm so glad he made it home to his owner!
I loved how you pointed out how to read the dogs signs. I watched a neighbours dog. I have had dogs most of my life. When I walked that dog I would not let people pet her or let other dogs come up to her. She is a big strong dog and very sweet but I am not totally familiar with her. When people said… it will be alright… I just said …you can ask next week when her owner is back.
I love that you had control over your dogs and were watching over them.
Your dogs are so well behaved. Kudos to you, sir.
This guy speaks fluent dog
I wish the police, the government, someone would get rid of the puppy mills so we wouldn’t have so many suffering and starving dogs out there.
Did you saw the ending?
It's not just puppy mills, also the owners.
Did you watch all way through
People should stop buying those puppies and research each breeder. It’s not that hard
@@wholesome122 yeah, there are wonderful responsible breeders out there!
3:42 "Dad, can we keep him?"
The German shepherd dog was letting you know he wanted to be part of the group and was asking you to take him with yah.
Great video! Have owned five GSDs, done obedience & GSD rescue. Excellent management on your part in handling a delicate situation. Well done!
My heart was racing because I know how bad it can get. This video is an awesome learning tool in dog's body language. Thanks!
smart GSD, went to the crosswalk to cross the road!
i went back to watch this part. the GSD ran for the crosswalk. blows me away how smart he is.
This is my first time comming across this type of video that breaks down the body language. I understand cats quite well and they are very descriptive in their body language, they tell you so much with every inch of their body if you know what are you looking at. This video was soo useful, I love doggies and I'm soo happy that I have found guidance to understand them better. Watched twice and coming back to it
thanks for typing the dog behavior - that was awesome!
Finally, a human who reads body language!!!
During a potentially tense time, a man gets right up too close to 4 large dogs and you with bike and leashes and he adds a trigger to the interaction. He’s not backing off, staying quiet and respecting or even noticing body language. 🙄😬
He must have been listening / learning from Cesar
Two tumbs up! A good dog in a bad situation and you handled it perfectly.
Great job showing what all the body language means, super interesting on how fast it changes in a few seconds.
Was about to say the same thing. The video was really helpful to me as a new dog owner on what to look for in both my dog and other dogs.
Wow! Impressive handling of dogs and situation! You always managed to avoid to tighten the leashes. Good work!
Beautiful GSD, cool you stopped and waited for help to arrive. Your dogs are really in tune with you and well behaved.
I had a GSD that I lost somewhat recently, so I have a soft spot for that breed.
I've never understood how so many animal control officers seem really uncomfortable around dogs.
because dogs can be very unpredictable
I do
@@heavencancelor483 dogs are very deliberate in their body language. ACO's should receive more training in understanding dogs body language to better handle situations. Being cautious with the dogs is understandable, but being automatically uncomfortable seems like they are in the wrong line of work.
@@Thadakar yh but sometimes a dog xan act non aggressive and non nervous but react when someone gets too close
That wasn’t animal control. It was just a random officer that had zero idea what she was doing. She did SO many things wrong.
- Approached with an “I know better than thou” attitude.
- Presumed the GSD to be aggressive even after the guy told her “I know for a fact he’s friendly.”
- She treated Ronin like he was just going to listen to her lame, lazy commands. I’m glad he showed her up by telling Ronin calmly to sit.
Another big thing if anyone didnt notice is the leash is nice and loose which helps ease off the energy. If you keep tight tension and pull on your dogs, they might sense you feel uneasy and a dog fight may break out. Just a tip! Great video!
Love the detailed breakdown of body language!
all dogs did very well, Ronin showed his place as alpha in a healthy manor and did not just go nuts as soon as challenged, well socialised and confident puppers
The shepherd would have token the pack easily as it showed real challenge
LOL, "dominate" Belgian Malinois. There's that human ego, applying it to his dog. The Belgian was very disciplined and not over-aggressive, same as the GSD. They thought before acting.
Beautiful job by all. That GSD is pretty even keeled. You did well. Your pack responded to you and your leadership perfectly
Brilliant mate your work is amazing 🇦🇺🤩🇦🇺
Thank you 🙏
😂😂😂 ummm did the German Shepherd really use the cross walk. Smart dog there 😂. GSD looking at you like what in the world 🙄 🤣🤣🤣💀
Done perfectly, much respect for the knowledge you have for your dogs and their behavior, because THAT'S what makes good dogs, great dogs!
Love the explanation of the body language you were seeing and what that translates too. Many many dog owners have no clue about this and really should learn the language of the dog. Excellent restraint too in allowing the Shepard to come to the pack rather then approach it with pack. Also amazing job with allowing the pack to handle introductions and correct any behaviors they aren’t comfortable with. Excellent work my friend.
Ronin is a good boy❗ All your dogs are so well mannered. It's nice to see🐾💖✌ TY so much to the guy helping btw💕
Dude, I just love how trained ur dogs are 😩😩. To let them off leash .. to have a dog intact , yet he still not dominant over you . Good job.
Love the way you explained the body language!
The freezing on the body language is SOOOO helpful and important. Been a dog guy my whole life and love learning new nuances I've missed. Thanks !!!
Gorgeous working line German Shepherd. This is what all German Shepherds should look like. It pains me when I see the show lines with extremely long backs, roach backs, and heavily over angulated hind legs. This is exactly how German Shepherd body types and look. Gorgeous dog
Wow, this is an awesome video. Fantastic knowledge on your part. Fantastic behavior on your part you’re calling. This is absolutely commendable. Your dogs behaviors are all commendable. This was a fabulous returned to the owner. You handled it perfectly. Thank you so much.
Dude you handled it superbly! The other guy was just trying to help but yeah I get it that you were focused on behavior. The way I see it the situation could turn in a second. Thanks for staying to help save that dog. He could have easily been killed.
That's a gorgeous GSD
I learned that neutering a male animal often effects its coat.
Which makes sense when you think about it. Hormones change the way we look. It makes us more attractive for the opposite gender. And that is in animals just the same.
That is why we often see the ones with beautiful coats to be intact.
Ronan said, " get that MF outta here b4 I do."😂
That was excellent body language breakdown! Wow.. I have an intact male and yes, I have to be careful around other intact males because he wants to mount. He doesn’t seem bothered by unneutered males, but I have read as you said the other way around can be an issue
That's because intact males produce testosterone and have confidence. They often test each other for dominance. Neutered males are often given a pass when it comes to being challenged, as they tend to be submissive and fearful. Sometimes young intact males will try to dominate neutered males because they're likely easier targets. Many neutered males are fear aggressive though and will bite other pushy dogs.
@@WhiteDevil-du8ne I wouldn’t say that’s entirely true
I love seeing people who can read dogs like Cesar Millan can. You're a great pack leader.😊❤
I like your video, and the way you explain everything that was going on. And the gentleman who stayed awhile waiting for police officer to arrive. Your dogs trying to befriend the German Shepard. Glad everything worked out. Hoping the German Shepard found his home. Thank you.
Great Display of their communication. Its a Lot of learning to analyse your dogs and the other dogs behavior in such short time Periods
Honestly, that GSD wants to be part of the pack, he knows he can be the 4th member easily but he’s super smart and you could tell he had a home, he was just lost. I love them so much! Awesome video
OMG I AM SO HAPPY THE DOG's OWNER WAS FOUND. I stopped taking mine to the dog park because people suck.
Thought yall were gonna run off into the sunset together! He looked like he was ready to join the pack 😂
In all seriousness,
Phenomenal pack and handling skills.
Amazing how different dogs act when on a leash!
He jumped out from the front window of your car... WTF....
Also I wish I had a pack of well behaved dogs like yours.
Exactly. A good dog wouldn't do that
Nice work dude. You probably saved that pup's life.
I like how ronin is like “ok you can hang out we’ll be cool but don’t try anything.”
As a dog owner for 45 years of so called ‘dominant breeds’ i learned a lot from this video thanks!!
De-escalation was 💯🔥
What an amazing guy and so well mannered dogs…he knows dog communication so nice to see. And he train his dogs through love and respect that is so clearly
Im happy to see that they find his owner. Good job man!
Great video once again! Love your caution yet confidence when dealing with the loose dog.
That's so interesting the way you broke down each behavior 💯👍👏
I have GSDs and I understand the reservations so I’m glad he found his way home. Lucky dog. Thank you, and thanks to your dogs and the cop!
You wouldn’t want to take on a ‘malligator’, or ‘land shark’, as we call them in Australia…such strong, confident, impressive dogs…wasn’t the gsd beautiful ❤️
Really appreciated how every one handled the lost GSD. Your descriptions really helped set the scene. People tend to walk to the other side of the street as i am walking my GSD Thor on leash. Not because he does anything to make them, he is just so big. On the flip side when I go down streets where people know him kids come running out to pet him, and people actually bring out dog treats for him. lol.
That GSD is beautiful ❤
Y’all are such an inspiration man, it's great to see how you, Ronin and the girls handled the situation beautifully w/poise and confidence. Now that's how you train and understand your dogs and others
Amazing energy between you and your Malinois!
Intense!
Huge Props for intuitively tapping in and controlling the flow of energy…
You and Ronin are an impressive team!!
Love the way all of the dogs reactions are explained! Well done! 🥳